• dB-SERC 5-year celebration

    dB-SERC 5-year celebration

  • Yasemin discussing identity development at dB-SERC Faculty Retreat

    Yasemin discussing identity development at dB-SERC Faculty Retreat

  • Chancellor Gallagher attends the dB-SERC 5-year celebration

    Chancellor Gallagher attends the dB-SERC 5-year celebration

  • Dr. Chris Schunn leads a dB-SERC lunch discussion

    Dr. Chris Schunn leads a dB-SERC lunch discussion

Our Goal

To promote and support evidence based approaches to teaching and learning in the nine science departments in the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences – Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geology, Computer Science, Neuroscience, Statistic and Psychology.

 

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The mission of our center is to promote and support evidence base teaching around the University of Pittsburgh.

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Highlights

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Weekly Lunch Discussions

Expanding knowledge of discipline-based science education research. View our Latest and past discussions

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dB-SERC News

We are proud of our faculty and staff. View our News, Accolades, and Achievements.

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Resources

Teaching as a Scientific Activity

Upcoming Events

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Creating Community in Large-Lecture College STEM Courses: An Ecological-Belonging Intervention

Monday, December 7 from 12–1 p.m. (Virtual Event)

Cathedral of Learning
dB-SERC December Lunch Discussion

Monday, December 5 from 12–1 p.m.  

During this lunch discussion, Dr. Kevin Binning from the Department of Psychology will give his second-course transformation talk entitled, "Creating Community in Large-Lecture College STEM Courses: An Ecological-Belonging Intervention."

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If you are a faculty member in a Natural Science department or a professional school at Pitt and would like to be added to our email list to receive information about dB-SERC events, please fill out our form.

If you are a graduate student in a Natural Science department and are interested in teaching and learning there are several ways you can get involved.