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How do faculty craft and communicate their AI policies? What role do AI policy statements play in our approaches to teaching writing and communication? Join us for presentations and conversation!
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Explore how MSIs give instructors a powerful opportunity to gather formative, anonymous feedback from students midway through the semester.
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In this workshop, Dr. Annie Abrams will help the audience consider what we should expect from our students when it comes to reading, how we can support students as they develop reading practices throughout their studies, and what roles reading plays in our courses and curricula.
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Experiential learning is a powerful approach to education but integrating it into curricular classes can be challenging. Across Emory, professors are leveraging concepts and program design from the world of entrepreneurship and start-ups to give students innovative and impactful learning experiences. In this panel discussion, three professors will talk about the ways they leveraged entrepreneurial education in their classes and spark ideas about how you could do the same.
Register HereAnnual Feast of Words Celebrates Emory Faculty Authors and Editors of Recent Books
This Year's Honorees
Celebrating faculty who have written or edited books published between September 1, 2024, and August 31, 2025!
Teaching Resources
Teaching in Tumultuous times
How best to support your students (and yourself) as the new semester begins
Resources from the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity
The National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity offers online resources focused on strategic planning, writing productivity, and career transitions, designed for faculty success. Access is available to all Emory faculty, postdocs, and graduate students.
