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Adele Richardson
College of Arts and Humanities
Writing is everywhere in this 24/7 world we live in, but how
and when it is produced is constantly changing. Students come into the
university already doing a lot of writing and, for the most part, are keeping
up with the evolving nature of creating texts outside the walls of academia.
Yet, many of them view w...
Kenneth Teter
College of College of Medicine
Engagement
is the key to education. In the classroom, I engage my students by establishing
a dialogue with them. Instead of simply reciting information, I ask questions. Why
is the CDC in Atlanta? Students are surprised to learn that the original goal
of the CDC was to eliminate malaria from the southern U...
Tian Tian
College of Engineering and Computer Science
I believe the chief responsibility of schooling is to
encourage students’ intellectual and personal development, rather than to certify
or to pick the best and brightest. I understand learning is a developmental
process rather than only a question of acquisition. As a teacher, my job is to
help them learn be...
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