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Engineering Faculty Becoming Engineering Educators And Researchers

Storytelling In Engineering Education

Validation Pilot For Measuring Engineering Student Engagement

Working Effectively With Teaching Assistants

Improving Scores On Course Evaluations: Experienced Faculty Tell What Works

Evaluating Academic Procrastination In A Personalized System Of Instruction Based Curriculum

Perspectives On "Career And Family" Alternatives For Female Engineering Faculty

Support For Faculty Writing Proposals To New Investigator Programs

Leadership 105: Mentoring Graduate Students Roles And Philosophy

Plain Advice For New Engineering Faculty On How To Manage Classes And Motivate Students

Do's And Don'ts For Recruiting Engineering Or Technology Faculty

Using Your Grade Book To Store Course Rubric Information

Course Learning Outcomes And Student Evaluations: Can Both Be Improved?

Advice For New Faculty: Structuring A Summer Reu Project And Mentoring The Participant To A Publication

Discussions On Mentoring From A New Faculty’s Member Perspective

Bang Head Here: First Year Instructors Dealing With Student Failure

Commercial Breaks In The Classroom

Effective Teaching: The Students’ Perspective

Tipping The Scales: Finding The Most Effective Balance Between Lecture Versus Active Learning Across Academic Levels In Engineering

Actively Modifying The Classroom Approach Using Pre Tests And Recurring Problems

Confronted By Students: Dealing With Anger, Frustration And More Pleasant Emotions In Office Hours And In Class

Communicating In An Electronic Environment: Effective Teaching Using Electronic Applications For Office Hours

Creating Partnerships Between Librarians And New Engineering Faculty Members

Leadership 106: The Value Of Time

Changes In The Nature Of Faculty Work In Engineering During The First Three Years

Small Interventions, Big Impacts: How Modification Of Delivery Process Of In Class Activities For Freshmen Can Dramatically Improve Learning

Pedagogy: Review Of Best Practices

Using The “Wow” Factor To Actively Engage Engineering Students

Meeting The Mentoring Needs Of New Faculty: An Interdisciplinary Experience

An Oft Overlooked Resource: Undergraduate Students Can Be A Valuable Asset To Help Improve The Curriculum, Facilities, And Pedagogy

Engineering Faculty Becoming Engineering Educators And Researchers

Storytelling In Engineering Education

Validation Pilot For Measuring Engineering Student Engagement

Working Effectively With Teaching Assistants

Improving Scores On Course Evaluations: Experienced Faculty Tell What Works

Evaluating Academic Procrastination In A Personalized System Of Instruction Based Curriculum

Perspectives On "Career And Family" Alternatives For Female Engineering Faculty

Support For Faculty Writing Proposals To New Investigator Programs

Leadership 105: Mentoring Graduate Students Roles And Philosophy

Plain Advice For New Engineering Faculty On How To Manage Classes And Motivate Students

Do's And Don'ts For Recruiting Engineering Or Technology Faculty

Using Your Grade Book To Store Course Rubric Information

Course Learning Outcomes And Student Evaluations: Can Both Be Improved?

Advice For New Faculty: Structuring A Summer Reu Project And Mentoring The Participant To A Publication

Discussions On Mentoring From A New Faculty’s Member Perspective

Bang Head Here: First Year Instructors Dealing With Student Failure

Commercial Breaks In The Classroom

Effective Teaching: The Students’ Perspective

Tipping The Scales: Finding The Most Effective Balance Between Lecture Versus Active Learning Across Academic Levels In Engineering

Actively Modifying The Classroom Approach Using Pre Tests And Recurring Problems

Confronted By Students: Dealing With Anger, Frustration And More Pleasant Emotions In Office Hours And In Class

Communicating In An Electronic Environment: Effective Teaching Using Electronic Applications For Office Hours

Creating Partnerships Between Librarians And New Engineering Faculty Members

Leadership 106: The Value Of Time

Changes In The Nature Of Faculty Work In Engineering During The First Three Years

Small Interventions, Big Impacts: How Modification Of Delivery Process Of In Class Activities For Freshmen Can Dramatically Improve Learning

Pedagogy: Review Of Best Practices

Using The “Wow” Factor To Actively Engage Engineering Students

Meeting The Mentoring Needs Of New Faculty: An Interdisciplinary Experience

An Oft Overlooked Resource: Undergraduate Students Can Be A Valuable Asset To Help Improve The Curriculum, Facilities, And Pedagogy