In what is becoming an annual tradition, the Notre Dame Federal Credit Union has donated $16,000 to the Kaneb Center for Teaching and Learning at Notre Dame.

The gift, the third in as many years, will provide resources to expand the center's library and conduct workshops for new faculty members.

The Kaneb Center was established in 1996 by a gift from John Kaneb, a Notre Dame trustee and chairman of Gulf Oil Co. The center's mission is to help faculty members and teaching assistants improve the quality of their instruction through collaborative workshops, scholarly research and technology training.

The center also presents the Kaneb Teaching Awards, given to faculty from each college in recognition of excellence in undergraduate teaching.

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