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Office of Professional
& Instructional Development (OPID)

OPID serves as a statewide faculty development resource for University of Wisconsin System institutions. Established in 1977 as the Undergraduate Teaching Improvement Council, it was first led by a council of campus representatives who focused primarily on teaching improvement. Over the past few years OPID has expanded its emphases to meet the broader professional needs of faculty and academic staff with programming on topics such as student learning, the scholarship of teaching and learning, career stages, and faculty roles and rewards. OPID's Council remains essential to its operation, both as an advisory board and as a liaison between System and its campuses.
 

       

OPID in the Spotlight!

 

UW System career programs win national award

The University of Wisconsin System has been awarded a 2005 TIAA-CREF Theodore M. Hesburgh Certificate of Excellence for OPID's Wisconsin Teaching Fellows and Scholars Programs.
 

       
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