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Nicole Howatt
College of Business Administration
I strongly believe that teaching makes a difference. I
believe that at the root of being an effective teacher is the inherent ability
to recognize that a class is composed of individuals, each arriving with a
different background and a different set of goals, values and motivations. I must be a figure who the ...
Beatriz Reyes-Foster
College of Sciences
Making the Normal Strange: Cultivating Critical Thinking
President Hitt's goal of offering the best undergraduate education in Florida goes hand in hand with the goal of making UCF more inclusive and diverse; the very foundations of anthropology are premised on inclusivity and diversity. To me, teaching Anthropol...
Peter Larson
College of Arts & Humanities
My foundation derives from the liberal arts tradition: knowledge of a specific subject provides the greatest benefit when part of a well-rounded educational experience. Regarding History in general, my emphasis is on learning to think historically: going beyond a simple “what happened?” to question cau...
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