Teaching & Learning Center, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

The John Jay College Teaching and Learning Center is a faculty development center housed within Academic Affairs, overseen by the Associate Provost for Institutional Effectiveness. Since June 1, 2016, the center has formed part of the college’s response to the John Jay 2020 strategic plan and implementation strategies, the revised Middle States Standards, and the CUNY Centers for Teaching and Learning Directors’ Recommendations for Understanding the Roles and Needs of Centers for Teaching and Learning. Physically located in 335 Haaren Hall overlooking West 58th Street in Manhattan and operating remotely during the CoVid-19 pandemic, the Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) physical site is shared between administrative space for office management and seminar space for hosting faculty development activities. The online locations include four websites, five social media accounts, and multiple platforms for event and design support as well as cloud storage. Currently, the Center is directed by a Director with full Higher Education Officer rank at CUNY who brings a depth of teaching and administrative experience as well as faculty credentials to TLC programming and oversight. The office support staff currently include one part-time College Assistant and two part-time administrative assistants, all John Jay College students or recent graduates of the college.