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Career Milestones

Rountree reflects on Governor’s Teaching Fellows Academic Year Program

Noel HahnOctober 20, 2022No Comment2022-10-20T09:34:22-04:00

Among other transformations to her writing courses, Dr. Stephanie Rountree has revolutionized her Multicultural American Literature class this fall semester.…

Rifenburg receives USG Regents’ Award

Noel Hahn January 27, 2022 No Comment2022-02-03T13:44:22-05:00

Dr. J. Michael Rifenburg, Associate Professor of English, has received the 2022 USG’s Regents’ Award for the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning. Michael Rifenburg…

Caughran reflects on Governor’s Teaching Fellows Summer Symposium

Noel Hahn October 19, 2021 No Comment2021-10-14T11:32:47-04:00

Tashia Caughran, senior lecturer of Chemistry on the Oconee Campus, felt honored and surprised to be chosen for the Governor’s…

Scholarly Productivity

“Be Like A Duck”

Noel HahnOctober 15, 2020No Comment2020-10-14T15:25:30-04:00

Sarah Young is an assistant professor of political science and serves as Assistant Director of Academic Engagement. I don’t need…

Turning a Classroom Conundrum into a SoTL Research Project: Reflections on the SoTL Academy

Noel Hahn June 2, 2020 No Comment2020-06-02T10:40:20-04:00

Miriam Moore, Assistant Professor of English I first heard of the “Scholarship of Teaching and Learning” (SoTL) several years ago,…

Lessons About Teaching and Learning from the SoTL Academy

Noel Hahn May 26, 2020 No Comment2020-06-02T09:47:00-04:00

Sabrina Maginnis, Assistant Professor of Athletic Training Education My decision to join the faculty at UNG in Fall 2018 produced…