When Dr. Christine Altinis stepped into the Extended General Chemistry sequence during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, she saw an opening to reimagine the course. With the sudden … Read More
Generative AI is rapidly changing the landscape of higher education and instructors are navigating what that means for the classroom. This year, the Institute for Teaching, Innovation, and Inclusive Pedagogy … Read More
This spring, the Institute for Teaching, Innovation, and Inclusive Pedagogy (TIIP) launched its first-ever Student Pedagogical Partner fellowship. The program brings undergraduate students into the heart of teaching and learning … Read More
When Dr. Selin Bengi Gumrukcu, Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Political Science, began preparing for her European Politics course, she wanted to find a way to connect classroom learning … Read More
Congratulations to Dr. Annalisa Scacchioli of the School of Engineering on receiving the 2024 ASEE Jeffrey Ray Memorial Award, a national honor recognizing her outstanding contributions to innovative and inclusive … Read More
Professor Tatiana Rodriguez creates lively learning environments in her Public Speaking, Social Media, and Leadership courses, regardless of whether they’re held in person or online. Her teaching philosophy centers around … Read More
When Dr. Sheila Tabanli designed Math 125: Mathematical Problem Solving, she envisioned a course that would not only teach math but also help students develop stronger learning habits. As someone … Read More
We’re showcasing some of the incredible Rutgers University–New Brunswick instructors who were thanked by their students through the 2024-2025 Thank an Instructor Initiative! These are just a few of the … Read More
Involving undergraduate students in research is a high-impact practice. Realizing the benefits, Professor Yanhong Jin in the Department of Agricultural, Food and Resource Economics at Rutgers University–New Brunswick facilitates an … Read More
Neurodiversity is a term that describes the different ways that humans process information. A variety of neurotypes exist such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), dyslexia, … Read More