Carnegie Academy for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning:CASTL

Pew National Fellowship Program for Carnegie Scholars
For faculty from higher education - brings together outstanding teacher-scholars from a variety of academic fields and institutions to pursue investigations of issues in teaching and learning.

Teaching Academy Campus Program
Coordinated for the Carnegie Foundation by AAHE. Institutions in higher education that are prepared to make a public commitment to the scholarship of teaching and learning are invited to join the Campus Conversations program. As progress is made, campuses are invited to apply for small grants for the Going Public phase. CASTL now is also encouraging the formation of National Networks of Teaching Academy Campuses.

The AAHE CASTL Campus Program Web Center includes a number of resources for thinking about SOTL, including reports from campus conversations, a list of going public grants and selected resources.

Work with the Scholarly and Professional Societies
Carnegie is encouraging societies to increase their emphasis on teaching and on the scholarship of teaching and learning. This is a continuation of work under AAHE FFRR culminating in two publications which contain perspectives of disciplinary societies on Boyer’s four scholarships: The Disciplines Speak AAHE, 1994 and The Disciplines Speak II AAHE, 2001.