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ACUE Welcomes Under Secretary Ted Mitchell to Discussion on Effective Teaching

May 13, 2016
Geoff Decker
ACUE Partner News, News
american council on education, Board of Advisors, florida a&m university, Genyne Boston, Matt Goldstein, molly broad, Ted Mitchell
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ACUE held its Board of Advisors meeting this week in Washington, DC, and was joined by some special guests, including a top official at the US Department of Education. The meeting was hosted by the American Council on Education (ACE),... Read more

What’s Your Teaching Philosophy Statement?

March 30, 2016
Geoff Decker
News, Talks
higher ed professor, michael harris, Southern Methodist University, teaching philosophy, Vanderbilt University
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As director of the Center for Teaching Excellence at Southern Methodist University, Michael Harris relies on advice from his colleagues when crafting and tweaking his teaching philosophy statement. Read more

ACUE Applauds Partners Recognized for Serving Low-Income Students

March 24, 2016
Geoff Decker
ACUE Partner News, News
Florida International University, kevin reilly, mark rosenberg, matthew goldstein, nancy cantor, Rutgers University Newark
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Congratulations to two great institutions. Read more

Best of #ACEMeetSF: Highlights from ACE’s 98th Annual Meeting

March 22, 2016
Scott Ellman
ACUE Partner News, News
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ACUE’s highlights from ACE’s 98th Annual Meeting Read more

Higher Ed Leaders: Faculty Development Can Improve Student Success

March 15, 2016
Geoff Decker
ACUE Partner News, News
ACE, ACE2016, american council on education, Cal State LA, conference, deborah seymour, faculty development, linda nilson, matthew goldstein, student success, William Covino
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“The results are in, folks. Faculty development does have an incredible effect on student success.” Read more

Cal State Northridge, FIU Recognized for Faculty Diversity Efforts

February 2, 2016
Scott Ellman
ACUE Partner News, News
cal state northridge, California State University Northridge, csun, FIU, Florida International University, hispanic-serving institutions
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Several universities across the United States are collaborating on a new program aimed at increasing Hispanic faculty. Read more

How can faculty development support your instruction?

January 29, 2016
Scott Ellman
News
faculty development, umkc, University of Missouri-Kansas City
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Subject matter expertise is essential to quality instruction, but it’s not nearly enough. Read more

Highlights from AAC&U’s Annual 2016 Meeting

January 28, 2016
Geoff Decker
News
American Association of Colleges & Universities
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The American Association of Colleges & Universities hosted its annual meeting last week in Washington, D.C. Read more

Is there an ‘unequal distribution of speech rights’ in higher education?

January 15, 2016
Geoff Decker
News
adjunct faculty, freedom of expression, kevin carey, new america foundation
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Higher education is facing an “unequal distribution of speech rights on campus” amid a dramatic shift in the faculty workforce over the past several decades, Kevin Carey writes in the Chronicle of Higher Education. Read more

What ‘internationalization’ is and why it’s important to faculty development and student learning

January 7, 2016
Scott Ellman
News
ACE, american council on education, faculty development, internationalization, Robin Matross Helms
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How can colleges and universities better prepare students for a career in an increasingly globalized world? Read more

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