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Seetha Raghavan
College of Engineering and Computer Science
The ability to encourage the best effort in students to help them achieve their full potential is a characteristic that distinguishes a successful educator. With this goal in mind, I work to incorporate established techniques to educate future engineers. At the same time, I approach challenges associated with the ...
William Self
College of Medicine
My goal when teaching any course is to highlight the core concepts in lecture so that the most critical aspects of the material are made clear to the students. Students must read and study the details of the concepts, generally from a course textbook and PowerPoint slides that I develop from the textbook, to e...
Xin He
College of Business Administration
Teaching is a critical aspect of my career. It is also a privilege to be part of students’ learning processes and contribute to their intellectual growth. My undergraduate teaching philosophy can be summarized in two perspectives: passion and diversity in learning experience.First, passion is the key to a ...
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