- Fostering Professional Ethics and Identity: A “Literary Advocacy” Presentation Assignment Tanya Long Bennett | 2024-10-22
While the major capstone project for the course was a scholarly research paper, the less weighty “Literary Advocacy” presentation assignment asked students to select any literary work they liked and argue for its importance.
- Publishing a Children’s Book with Freshman English StudentsLyn Froehlich | 2024-09-03
Our goal was to design an English 1102 course where students could write a quality children’s book and get it published by the end of the semester. Surprisingly, only one student dropped the course out of seven sections.
- How Faculty Support leads to Student SuccessRalph Hale | 2024-07-09
In 2018 I founded the Hale Vision Lab, a student-focused research program designed to provide students with research opportunities and experiences related to vision, memory, and cognition. To date, our lab has involved 11 undergraduate researchers.
- Five Reasons Your Students Should Present at ASAEsther Morgan-Ellis | 2024-03-26
Appalachian Studies Association is ideal for sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½¹ÙÍøÍøÒ³Èë¿Ú undergraduates, and I would encourage you to promote it to any students who have research or creative activities ready to share.
- A Community Reading GroupMichael Rifenburg | 2024-01-08
Teaching is tough! But it gets just a little easier when we gather, share stories, and grow in community.