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Faculty Spotlight: Professor Kyle Mandli on Pairing Up Programmers for Collaborative Learning Activities

by Columbia CTL | Jan 18, 2018

Meet Kyle Mandli, an Assistant Professor in the Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics department. As a recipient of the Provost’s Hybrid Learning Course Redesign and Delivery award, Mandli received support from the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) to redesign...

Faculty Spotlight: Professor Caroline Marvin on Teaching with Do-It-Yourself Video

by Jason Guzman | Oct 24, 2017

Meet Caroline Marvin, Lecturer in Discipline in the Department of Psychology. As a recipient of the Provost’s Hybrid Learning Course Redesign and Delivery award, Professor Marvin received support from the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) to redesign her Mind,...

Faculty Spotlight: Professor Sarah Hansen on Ensuring Student Success in Large Classrooms

by Columbia CTL | Sep 12, 2017

Sarah Hansen, Lecturer in the Discipline of Chemistry, faced a teaching challenge in her General Laboratory course. Every student came to class with a different level of prior knowledge. Some of her undergraduate students were well on their way to a degree in the...

Faculty Spotlight: Professor Silvia Martins on Using a Flipped Classroom Approach and Just-in-Time Teaching

by Jason Guzman | Apr 27, 2017

  Silvia Martins, an associate professor in the Department of Epidemiology in Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, faced a challenge in her introductory epidemiology course, Principles of Epidemiology. She found that students needed more time to...

Bette Weneck on Creating Digital Exhibitions Using Archival Resources

by Andrew Flatgard | Jan 13, 2017

Faculty Spotlight: Bette Weneck Associate Director and Lecturer Teachers College Center on History and Education In her course, History of Education in New York City, Dr. Bette Weneck, Associate Director and Lecturer of the Center on History and Education at Teachers...

Alhelí Alvarado-Diaz on Reinterpreting Core Texts through Film, Documentary, and Reportage

by Aurora Collado | Oct 11, 2016

Dr. Alhelí Alvarado-Diaz, a lecturer in the Department of History at Columbia University since 2010, teaches Contemporary Civilization—a two-semester Core Curriculum course that introduces students to some of the most important ideas and debates on moral philosophy,...
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