Academics
Retaking a course for grade replacement just got simpler for both undergraduates and graduate students.
Looking for a way to expand your global horizons this summer without a passport? ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ in D.C. is accepting applications for two new programs, a sustainable leadership course and a science policy course.
The world still awaits! Learn more about Education Abroad's new international programs and the approaching application deadlines—as soon as Feb. 15.
Do you have questions about student learning in your course or in a course series? Are you thinking about your assessment strategy but not sure where to begin? Learn more about the Center for Teaching & Learning's new micro-grant program.
This issue includes information about the campus's in-person mode beginning Jan. 24: flexibility for those who are ill, quarantined or displaced; advising and academic coaching; technology assistance; and more.
The world still awaits! Learn more about Education Abroad's new international programs, taught by ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ faculty, and the approaching application deadlines.Â
The Jan. 4 issue of academic instruction guidance includes information about the revised start to the semester, assisting students affected by the Dec. 30 fires, campus services and more.
Expand your cultural understanding by learning languages with ALTEC. Registration for non-credit classes is open, and this year, ALTEC is offering the standard price until Jan. 16—enroll today. Plus, learn language basics in the new free foundations course.
In this monthly update, read about the leadership team's fall efforts—including an expanded role for the Buff Info service center for student support questions—spring working group goals and more.
Success through discomfort––those are the words Aaron Roof uses to describe the wilderness section of his Lead 4000 course: Leadership in Context of Emerging Challenges, the capstone course for students completing the Leadership Studies Minor.