Teaching Matters is hosted by the WSU Retention Fellows each month. This gathering offers a wonderful opportunity for all faculty, instructors, and students to work together across disciplines to enhance and improve teaching and learning. Teaching Matters is safe place for learning, exploration, change, and accomplishment at various levels. The primary goal of improving each other's teaching is transparent, and we hope that participants will work to create an environment that is supportive, caring, and collegial.
EXPECTATIONS
Retention Faculty Fellows support SEM Goal 3 to Increase persistence rates of degree seeking student populations. The university identifies faculty interested in becoming more engaged in retaining students and promoting student success and persistence through excellent and creative pedagogy. These faculty share best practices and create opportunities for other faculty members to be in dialogue about quality instructional design and student engagement. Recipients receive a stipend of $2,000 and serve as Retention Fellows for the academic year.
| Barton School of Business | College of Engineering | College of Health Professions |
Fairmount College of Liberal Arts & Sciences |
College of Fine Arts | College of Applied Studies |
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| TBD |
Cindi Mason
Industrial, Systems and Manufacturing Engineering
Lindsey Ott
Biomedical Engineering
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Jacie Green
Public Health Services
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Melinda DeFrain
English
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Irma Puskarevic
Art, Design and Creative Industries
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Daniel Bergman
School of Education
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Retention Fellows Coordinator: Sarah Taylor, Public Health Sciences, College of Health Professions