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Terry Thaxton
College of Arts & Humanities
I am a teacher of creative writing, dedicated to UCF, its students, and our community. My teaching, research, and service converge on writing a rigorous discipline and as an impetus for social change.
My first priority is creating an atmosphere in which students want to learn the craft of writing. I want ...
Kristen Schellhase
College of Health & Public Affairs
Be Prepared
Plan lectures, labs and exams well in advance. The more organized the educator is, the more organized the student can be. The class syllabus should have a deliberate direction. All assignments should lead to further understanding of the material. Preparation includes making sure that the direction and...
Leandra Preston-Sidler
College of Arts and Humanities
My teaching philosophy is grounded in my passions–for learning, for teaching, for stimulating interest in women's and gender issues, for social justice, and for encouraging students to critically engage their own worlds and the information they are exposed to in every facet of their experience. While eac...
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