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Three Colorado Schools With a Common Goal: Equity

This piece is the second in a series spotlighting the impact that states, systems and higher education institutions are having when they engage faculty more fully in student success strategies, including the reform of developmental education. In Colorado,... Read more

A “Smashing Success” at University Of Nevada, Reno

This piece is the first in a series spotlighting the impact that states, systems and higher education institutions are having when they engage faculty more fully in student success strategies, including the reform of developmental education. The story of... Read more

Faculty Supporting Faculty is Key to Instructional Excellence at Delaware State University

February 18, 2021
Elizabeth Ruf
ACUE Certified Faculty, ACUE Partner News, Featured
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There is a common lament expressed often by faculty in the world of higher education – there are simply not enough hours in the workday. Between lecture preparation, office hours, research, instruction and a plethora of meetings, finding time... Read more

Coffee, Community, and Curriculum

February 17, 2021
Elizabeth Ruf
ACUE Certified Faculty, ACUE Partner News, Featured
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ACUE Partner Schools in Florida Join Together to Build Community of Professional Practice In academia, the issue of silos is a common one. Oftentimes, faculty find it easier to look within their departments for new ideas or collaborations than... Read more

Strong Faculty Community Provides Stability for Students in a Time of Chaos

What happens when a private university boldly embraces a shift in its teaching culture? According to faculty at Santa Clara University (SCU), the result is a more resilient university able to withstand the unexpected. As a private, Jesuit school... Read more

Across CUNY, Scaling Student Success Through Quality Instruction

Matthew Witter wanted to start the spring semester off on the right foot. For the licensed clinical psychologist, it had been a bumpy first semester of teaching in fall 2019 CUNY’s City College of New York. He wasn’t planning... Read more

2020 — (What a) Year in Review (!)

Time and again our partners persevered, got creative, worked tirelessly, and were fonts of inspiration. Read more

Building an Effective Teaching Community at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

Much of the discussion around COVID-19 and higher education has understandably focused on the impact on student learning and outcomes. However, students aren’t the only ones feeling the effects of social distancing. Most of the 1.5 million college and... Read more

Florida A&M University Faculty Focus on Educating 21st Century Students

November 24, 2020
Elizabeth Ruf
ACUE Certified Faculty, ACUE Partner News, Featured
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FAMU Faculty Pursue Instructional Excellence through ACUE Programs Dr. Rebecca Blankenship, an educator of nearly twenty years, recognizes the most effective teachers are the ones who aren’t afraid to regularly reflect on their teaching methods in light of the... Read more

Innovative Teaching for Success at CUNY

“We call ourselves the American Dream Machine,” Dr. Félix V. Matos Rodríguez, chancellor of the City University of New York (CUNY) said in the October 2, 2020 “Conversation on Student Success” part of the series produced by ACUE and... Read more

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