A&S Faculty Among Inaugural Teaching Fellows

We are pleased to announce the inaugural "class" for the new Academy of Fellows for Teaching & Learning (AFTL) here at the University of Cincinnati.

Please join with us in celebrating the following colleagues:

Jonathan Alexander (A&S), Bruce Ault (A&S)

,Jonathan Breiner (CECH), Lanthan Camblin (CECH),

Michelle Gibson (A&S)

, Bruce Giffin (CoM),

Carl Huether (A&S), Warren Huff (A&S), Howard Jackson (A&S)

, Richard Kretschmer (CECH), Christo Lassiter (Law), Ellen Lynch (CECH), Charles Matthews (CoB),

Ralph Meyer (A&S)

, Daniel Oerther (CoE), Eric Paulson (CECH), Amy Pettigrew (Nursing), Linda Plevyak (CECH), Kenneth Skau (Pharm),

Cathy Strathern (A&S)

, Howard Tolley (A&S), and Ann Welsh (CoB).

As we noted in our autumn quarter announcement of this initiative, the AFTL emerged from UC|21 attention to the need for our students to "have great and effective teachers." In accepting the recommendation from the selection committee, we are pleased to honor and reward those UC faculty who have truly modeled excellence in teaching, whether through scholarly teaching or the scholarship of teaching and learning.

We also wish to recognize and thank the members of the AFTL Selection Committee: Andrea Lindell (Dean, College of Nursing, and Chair of the Selection Committee);

Bethany Vice Bowling (Biology, graduate student representative)

; Lawrence Johnson (Dean, CECH); Ann Porter (CCM Music Education, elected by the Faculty Senate); Jen Rollins (undergraduate student representative); Sunny Saelinger (CoM Molecular Genetics); and Marilyn Simon (RWC Criminal Justice, elected by Faculty Senate).

We envision the AFTL playing a key leadership role toward improving the quality and depth of the learning experience for UC’s students, whether undergraduate and graduate. This role is described in more detail at the Blackboard organization with information about this initiative ("CETL"). Suffice it here to say that we very much look forward to the contributions of the AFTL as we work together to advance teaching and learning at UC.

Sincerely,

Nancy L. Zimpher

President

Anthony J. Perzigian

Senior Vice President and Provost for Baccalaureate and Graduate Education

Jane L. Henney, M.D.

Senior Vice President and Provost for Health Affairs

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