October 15, 2025
This Week in the Faculty Hub: Welcome Back From Break!
First, we hope you enjoyed the break! Fall weather is finally here (for now, at least—who knows), and so is the spooky season, so no one’s going to bother you for marathoning Tales from the Crypt again or openly eating a bag of candy you bought “too soon” for Halloween night. Hopefully, the brief break Continue reading.
October 6, 2025
This Week in the Faculty Hub: Get Mid-Semester Feedback
One of the most valuable moments in a semester comes when you pause and ask students how things are going. Mid-semester feedback provides real-time insight into what’s working well and where small adjustments could make a significant difference. Our facilitated course assessment service makes this process simple and supportive: students share feedback in a structured Continue reading.
September 29, 2025
This Week in the Faculty Hub: Moving Your Scholarly Agenda Forward
If you happen to be counting, we’ve just hit week 6 of the semester–and we’re closing in on midterm (already!). While you’re likely starting to feel a bit in the weeds as the midterm assignments begin to roll in, you may have also been inspired by last Friday’s mini-symposium to find ways to keep your Continue reading.
September 22, 2025
This Week in the Faculty Hub: Crossing Things Off To-Do Lists
I thought this week it would be interesting to see Week 5 from a student’s perspective. So I asked Sarah Symons, our Student Communications and Events Assistant, how she was feeling at this point in the semester. Sarah is a double major in Leadership Studies and Political Science and has worked with us since 2023. Continue reading.
September 15, 2025
This Week in the Faculty Hub: Settling Into a Routine
Welcome to Week 4! If you are like me, the beginning-of-term butterflies and rush of all that needs to be done to lay the groundwork for the semester have finally started to subside. Perhaps you are starting to fall into a more settled class routine, are collecting your first major assignments, and beginning to get Continue reading.
September 8, 2025
This Week in the Faculty Hub: The Chaos and the Calm
I’ve only been skydiving once, right after finishing undergrad. I took away two things: (1) jumping out of a plane is the best feeling on the planet (and I’d likely do it again, if anyone else shares an interest in this bonkers thing that is somehow legal), and (2) it’s nothing like how sitcoms portray Continue reading.
September 2, 2025
This Week in the Faculty Hub: Stay Curious
We find ourselves at a peculiar crossroads. AI offers us the most powerful efficiency tool in history—one that is already reshaping the world our students will inherit. Many of us feel we have a responsibility to help them understand and navigate these tools. And yet, here lies the tension: teaching and learning resist efficiency. Real Continue reading.
August 26, 2025
Digital Pedagogy Workshops & Resources for Fall 2025
As you prepare for the semester, we’d like to share upcoming workshops and resources from the Digital Pedagogy support team—faculty and staff from IS, WLC, the Faculty Hub, Innovation Studio, SAL, and more—working together to support effective use of digital tools in teaching and learning. Digital Pedagogy Tools The Digital Pedagogy Toolkit is a curated set of Continue reading.
August 25, 2025
This Week in the Faculty Hub: The Right Amount of Butterflies
August can sometimes seem like the world’s longest Sunday—still summer, but with the school year hovering just around the corner. As much as I savor the relative calm of those last days of summer, the first day of classes always feels to me a bit like the first day of Spring: full of energy, new Continue reading.