Mathilda Van Niekerk
College of Hospitality Management
My philosophy of teaching has developed over the course of many years of teaching and industry experience in South Africa and the USA. Looking back on my career, I have found that my mission as a teacher has always been based on the following unchanging principles: I always want to ensure that my students un...
Patricia Angley
College of Arts and Humanities
Teaching literature and literary theory is a joyful experience for me the majority of the time. Of course, grading is always difficult and time-consuming work, but it is a task that shows me what has worked, what hasn't, and what needs to be done or revised. Face-to-face or online interaction with my students...
Alisha Janowsky
College of Sciences
Students
enter my classroom with intuitions about "why people do what they do." No
matter the course modality or class enrollment, my goal is to challenge these
ideas and get students thinking "like scientists." To that end, I encourage
students to share and then reassess their theories in light of course ...
