Dean’s Faculty Teaching Fellows

The Dean’s Faculty Teaching Fellowship Program recognizes outstanding achievement and innovation in teaching and learning and a dedication to the success of students, exemplifying the College’s teaching mission, and supports these exemplars in sharing their strategies.

Description

• The College will support up to two Dean’s Faculty Teaching Fellows.
• The Fellowship awards a $3,000 stipend (academic-year supplemental pay)

Fellowship Expectations

• Design and implement a project during one academic year (September to May)
• Share findings, resources, or strategies with the college community (e.g., via presentations, workshops, or publications)
• Engage with college leadership and peers to extend the reach and impact of their work
• Present their Fellowship Project at the following year’s CHHS Teaching Colloquium
• Serve as a co-leader of the Teaching Excellence Network in the academic year following their fellowship; this role includes an additional stipend.

Current CHHS faculty and staff can find eligibility and nomination information on CHHS SharePoint.

Day Halsey – Human Development and Family Studies
Rick Perry – Health and Exercise Science

Julie Taylor-Massey – Human Development and Family Studies
Molly Gutilla – Health and Exercise Science

Ashley Harvey – Human Development and Family Studies
Leann Kaiser – School of Education