We are pleased to announce that Dorothy Crum, Kathy Strattman, and Lou Medvene have agreed to serve on the Academy for Effective Teaching Steering Committee.We thank Sylvia Coats and Barbara Hodson for their service.
Below is the complete list of the membership of the Steering Committee.
John Belt (john.belt@wichita.edu)
Nancy Bereman (nancy.bereman@wichita.edu)
Dorothy Crum (dorothy.crum@wichita.edu)
Randy Ellsworth (randy.ellsworth@wichita.edu
Lou Medvene (louis.medvene@shockers.wichita.edu
Ed Sawan (edwin.sawan@wichita.edu)
Kathy Strattman (kathy.strattman@wichita.edu)
Peter Zoller (peter.zoller@wichita.edu)
Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Saturday, March 9, 2019
About The Academy
The purpose for the
Academy of Effective Teaching (AET) is to recognize the importance of effective
teaching to the successful education of the students and, thus, to the mission
of the university. To this end we are devoted to fostering effective teaching
by assisting in the development of good teachers and the rewarding of
accomplished teachers.
The office of the
Academy is housed in the Neff Hall, Room 115A, Neff Hall. The office provides a
setting for small meetings and conferences and privacy for peer mentoring.
Members of the Academy
assist at orientation programs for new faculty, other teaching professionals,
and graduate teaching assistants. They also offer confidential mentoring on
request.
The Academy also
supports seminars that focus on teaching and learning strategies. Faculty and
G.T.A.s from all disciplines share resources, techniques, and experiences that
promote effective teaching and successful learning.
Three to six new
members are added to the Academy each year. An elected eight-person steering
committee guides the work of the Academy. The activities are facilitated by
the Office of Academic Affairs.
Friday, March 8, 2019
AET Steering Committee
John Belt
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Nancy Bereman
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Sylvia Coats
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Randy Ellsworth
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Barbara Hodson
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Ed Sawan
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Peter Zoller
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Thursday, March 7, 2019
AET Teaching Award
Established in 1996, these awards are given by
WSU's Academy for Effective Teaching, a group of outstanding emeriti faculty
nominated for membership by current faculty and staff at WSU. Recipients of the
AET Teaching Award are chosen through a multi-stage process. After collecting
nominations from current upper-division and graduate students, the 10-person
AET Steering Committee creates a short list of excellent teachers, each of whom
is invited to submit a teaching portfolio. On the basis of the portfolios, the
AET Steering Committee recommends winners to the Provost, who makes the final
award. Awardees who are full-time faculty receive a $2,000 addition to their
base salary beginning the following academic year; adjunct awardees receive a
one-time $2,000 award.
Sunday, March 3, 2019
Thursday, February 28, 2019
Reflections on the Art of Teaching
A Handbook of Reflections
on the Art of Teaching
Offered by Past Winners of the Academy for Effective Teaching Award
http://sawan.ca/ed/aet.pdf
Offered by Past Winners of the Academy for Effective Teaching Award
http://sawan.ca/ed/aet.pdf
Monday, February 25, 2019
Saturday, February 9, 2019
Smartphone Generation - Webinar by Jean Twenge
iGen: Teaching the Smartphone Generation
Dr. Jean Twenge
San Diego State University
https://pearson.wistia.com/medias/85c79mhonv
Dr. Jean Twenge
San Diego State University
https://pearson.wistia.com/medias/85c79mhonv
Monday, February 4, 2019
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