January PreWeek Virtual AI Workshops
Join us for January Preweek virtual workshops to jumpstart the Provost’s AI Learning Excellence Grant. Workshops focus on foundational AI skill development and exposure to AI tools for different learning […]
Join us for January Preweek virtual workshops to jumpstart the Provost’s AI Learning Excellence Grant. Workshops focus on foundational AI skill development and exposure to AI tools for different learning […]
This month, we’re turning the tables on Elizabeth and shining our Faculty Spotlight on her! As the Center for Teaching’s Associate Director, her work helps to extend our support to
Faculty Spotlight (and a Special Shout Out) This month, the Faculty Spotlight is turned low because faculty are hibernating after a busy, advising-heavy October. We’ll be back in December with
With Fall Break in sight, we are almost to the midpoint of the semester. It’s busy in the Center for Teaching–check out opportunities and resources that are coming this month.
Curious what keeps one of UMW’s 2024 award winning professors motivated and why he avoids both 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. classes? In this month’s faculty spotlight, Elizabeth interviews Dr.
Happy new academic year! Here is the latest from the Center for Teaching and campus partners to support faculty work in the classroom. UMW NEH Spotlight on the Humanities Grant
This month, Elizabeth concludes our 2023-2024 Faculty Spotlight series by letting us get to know a bit more about Michael Stebar, Senior Lecturer of Biology and Co-Director of the Summer
March’s Faculty Spotlight shines brightly on Gary Richards (English & Linguistics). Learn how Dr. Richards took a chance on playful learning this semester…and why he does NOT have a good
In this month’s Faculty Spotlight, Elizabeth interviewed Randall Helmstutler (Associate Professor-Mathematics) and Jennifer Magee (Senior Lecturer-Mathematics). Read on to learn about flipped classrooms and making calculus (dare we say it?)
In this month’s Faculty Spotlight, Elizabeth interviews Assistant Professor of Music Theory, Robert Wells (who is also Director of Keyboard Studies and Director of UMW Indian Music Ensemble). You have