Faculty Viewpoints

Using Current Events as a Tea…

By Felicia A. Grey, Ph.D., Political Science Professor I. IntroductionI grew up watching the news. In my native Jamaica where I spent most of my formative years, watching the news was a central part of my upbringing. Prime Time News …

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Creating Student Peer Review …

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A Reflection: Fifty Years of …

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Submitting for Publication: A…

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Using Current Events as a Teaching Tool

By Felicia A. Grey, Ph.D., Political Science Professor I. IntroductionI grew up watching the news. In my native Jamaica where I spent most …

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End of Semester — A Time for Reflection and Growth

By Dr. Erin Bell, Assistant Director of Educational Development There is much to accomplish at the end of the semester. Instructors are moving …

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Kick Off Rubric Creation with Blackboard AI

By Russell Davidson, Associate Director for Digital Education Blackboard has introduced an array of AI-assisted tools to enhance ultra-style course sites. If you …

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Incorporating Black History into Curriculum Across the Disciplines

By Mia Hairston, Program Coordinator February calls for a time of reflection and celebration of Black History and the expansive contributions of African …

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Banners Bring Color to Your Ultra Course Site

By Russell Davidson; Associate Director for Digital Education By design, Blackboard’s Ultra style course sites limit some of the customization found in the …

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Braille Literacy Awareness

by Mia Hairston, Program Coordinator In 1824, a blind French boy named Louis Braille created a system that revolutionized the way millions communicated …

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Mastery of teaching is a lifelong pursuit, and the goal of the Center is to assist faculty in their pursuit of academic excellence and pedagogical acumen.

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