WSU President’s Teaching Academy: Elevating excellence in teaching and learning throughout Washington State University.
Find out more about the WSU President’s Teaching Academy and how we advance the priority of teaching and learning in the mission and goals of WSU.
This is why we make it our goal to:
- Promote a university culture that values, supports, and rewards excellence in teaching and the scholarship of teaching.
- Drive implementation of academic goals that elevate the quality of educational program processes and outcomes and student achievement.
- Support models of teaching and learning that foster deep and lasting understanding by learners.
- Facilitate the creation of mindsets and practices of students and faculty that drive self-motivated life-long learning.
Teaching Excellence in the News
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WSU President’s Teaching Academy Opens May Applications for Two New Faculty Awards
The WSU President’s Teaching Academy has set May application deadlines for two new awards recognizing faculty efforts—the Outstanding Publication in the Scholarship of Teaching in Higher Education Award and the Teaching Conference Registration Award. “The Teaching Academy strives to elevate excellence in teaching and learning throughout WSU, and in line with that, we established these awards this year to acknowledge those who have recently published and to also support the professional development of faculty,” said Joy Egbert, academy chair.
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WSU Accepts Smith Teaching and Learning Grant Applications through March 15
Washington State University faculty with innovative ideas to enhance teaching and learning are encouraged to apply by March 15, 2021 for a Smith Teaching and Learning Grant of up to $5,000, announced Mary F. Wack, vice provost for academic engagement and student achievement. There are two focus areas of this year’s awards: increasing course completion and student progress by reducing high C-DFW rates and redesigning large lecture courses for active student engagement in a flipped or hybrid course design.
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Oct. 28 Faculty Led Workshop on Large Enrollment: Management and Finesse
This 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. faculty-led workshop from Academic Outreach and Innovation’s Learning Innovations initiative will be led by a panel of presenters who have many years of experience teaching large enrollment courses. Such courses present a unique set of challenges, especially in the distance delivery environment. A link to join the workshop using Zoom can be accessed via the WSU events calendar.
This 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. faculty-led workshop from Academic Outreach and Innovation’s Learning Innovations initiative will be led by a panel of presenters who have many years of experience teaching large enrollment courses. Such courses present a unique set of … » More …
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