Faculty & Staff

LD Russell in the Department of Religious Studies will lead a weekly Monday program this spring to teach the concepts, ideas and practices of several of the world's biggest religions.

Using one centrally located trash can, instead of relying on the ones beside faculty members' desks, improved the Department of Physical Therapy Education's recylcing efforts.

Join us for a series of sessions designed to help you figure out ways to turn your teaching into a research project.

We’ll look at sample activities and student work before considering other places in the curriculum that might benefit from this type of activity.

We’ll share useful strategies for navigating common challenges to help foster and sustain inclusive classrooms.

In this session, we’ll discuss a few prevailing theories of motivation and consider what they can tell us about what we can do—or avoid doing—to help students focus on learning.

Allocco analyzes how divine snakes are imaged in particular myths, narratives, and South Indian Hindu festival celebrations as well as the gendered nature of contemporary snake worship and devotion.

The assistant professor in the School of Education helped a local elementary school establish a family engagement program with parents and children of a local apartment complex.

The new Adjunct Orientation scheduled for tonight has been cancelled due to inclement weather.