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Martha Garcia
College of Arts and Humanities
I believe in applying teacher-student collaboration through
instruction, research, and service. My teaching and learning practice
incorporates concepts and premises that I help learners apply pragmatically. I
also believe my teaching functions in conjunction with the values of the
institution I serve.
In t...
Arup Guha
College of Engineering and Computer Science
The ultimate goal of any educator should be to enable his/her students to achieve their potential. I attempt to attain this goal through three major techniques: creating a friendly classroom atmosphere, giving challenging and creative assignments and exams, and adapting my courses to the specific students that I h...
Tison Pugh
College of Arts and Sciences
The one common feature of all medieval literature, despite
differences in authors, cultures, and genres, is that it is very, very old.
When beginning my courses, I often face resistant students who have
predetermined that, because of its age, the literature under examination is
useless, if not altogether d...
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