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Claudia Schippert
College of Arts and Humanities
At the center of my teaching
philosophy is my commitment to challenge students to examine “common sense”
knowledge and to think creatively from different perspectives in order to
grapple with complex negotiations of religious, political, and cultural
identities in different times and places. I ask ...
Terry Thaxton
College of Arts and Sciences
Iam a teacher of creative writing, dedicated to UCF, its students, and ourcommunity. I am poet and essayist. My teaching, research, and service convergeon writing a rigorous discipline and as an impetus for social change.Myfirst priority is creating an atmosphere in which students want to learn thec...
Lindee Owens
College of Arts and Humanities
Over the years, some
things about my teaching have not changed. I always work hard to make that
introduction to college relevant and rigorous. I badger and affirm students
confident enough to question and volunteer, and use collaborative learning when
a group’s strength cushions the personal risk that ac...
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