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Cynthia Gundy
College of Business Administration
A college education is about preparing students for the rest
of their professional lives. Indeed students must be taught the discipline's
jargon, its decision making tools and how best to apply them as well as the
underlying foundation on which those theories are based. But so many other
critical lessons are k...
Keri Watson
College of Arts and Humanities
An integral part of a liberal arts education, art history
provides students with a visual narrative of historical styles, demonstrates
how different styles operate within the socio-political atmosphere of their
making, and teaches students the skills they need to navigate an increasingly
visual world.
My a...
Susan D. Gosnell
College of Health and Public Affairs
Teaching isn’t teaching unless learners are learning!In order for students to learn how to learn and to think deeply and critically, the traditional model of teaching must be readdressed. Students cannot learn these skills by sitting passively, listening to a lecture and then attempting to regurgitate the ...
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