about the newsletter…

Here you’ll find teaching tips, resources, interesting articles, & opportunities for professional development - all related to teaching in higher education. Most college professors have never taken a single course in how to teach. This newsletter aims to engage readers in a conversation about teaching from the point of view of a faculty developer with 20+ years teaching experience.

NEW: Podcasts!

Starting with the summer 2025 series, I’ll be turning each week’s post into a short audio version. I’ll also have special bonus episodes where I interview educators + scholars. You can listen here in the Substack app, or wherever you get your Podcasts

about the author…

I have been teaching and working in curriculum development, assessment, and teacher preparation for over 20 years. My joy is in working with large and small groups of faculty to help them think through questions about their teaching practice. My research interests faculty development, alternative grading and instructor feedback practices, artificial intelligence in teaching and learning, and exploring how small but meaningful instructional changes can impact student success and persistence. My more formal web presence is here.

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Community college ESL prof turned faculty developer. Writing about higher ed, faculty development, & English teaching. All opinions are my own.