Faculty Showcase

Learning and Teaching Center proudly hosts  Highline Faculty Showcases. The goal is to make teaching more public: we want to give faculty opportunities to talk about, and for others to hear about, what faculty have learned that is making a difference in their teaching practices. We want to celebrate what teachers are doing!

Have suggestions for faculty work to highlight for upcoming faculty showcases? Working on an amazing project that you’d like to share with colleagues? Reach out to the LTC and let us know!

Spring 2025 Faculty-Led Innovations in Teaching & Learning

Join your colleagues on Wednesday, June 4th, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. for the 2025 Faculty-Led Innovations in Teaching & Learning, a Spring Showcase highlighting the incredible work of Highline faculty in Communities of Practice (CoPs), workshops, and professional development this year.

This year’s showcase will feature:

• Rashmi Koushik (ELCAP Faculty) – Using Gen AI to Elevate Your Curriculum
• Kristin Raine (Psychology Faculty) – Reimagining Contexts to Support Development
• Natalie Hughs (Physical Education) – Humanizing Online Learning and Effective Teaching
• Patrick Kwon (Mathematics) – Using Social Media for Teaching
• Robin Martin (ELCAP) – It’s a Splash – Try Liquid Syllabi
• Aaron Hayden (CIS/Computer Science) – Four Easy Applications for Generative AI to Technical Topics
• Laura Sposato (Chemistry Faculty) – CUREs Don’t Have to be Scary!
• Laurie Stusser-McNeil (ELCAP) – Self-Assessment of Equitable Teaching Strategies
• Aleya Dhanji (Physics Faculty) – The Many Faces of Group Quizzes

Come listen to your colleagues’ contributions, connect with each other, and spark new ideas across campus!

Recordings from previous showcases

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