The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) is a faculty-driven organization, staffed by a steering committee of faculty members from the various schools of the institution and a coordinator. CETL brings together the work of our faculty in several areas, including the Faculty Development Workshop, International Education, Connecting Teachers to Technology, New Faculty Orientation, Experiential Education, Service Learning, Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning, and Undergraduate Research.

All campus telephone numbers listed below begin with the (445) prefix and are in the (478) area code.

Jeanne Sewell, Assisstant Professor of Nursing, School of Heath Sciences, CBX 064, x2586. Jeanne is on the board of editors of MERLOT and is responsible for assessment of CETL sessions. She also helps to facilitate steering committee meetings and CETL workshops.

Deborah Vess, Professor of History and Interdisciplinary Studies, History and Geography, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, CBX 47, x3517,. Contact Deborah with your questions concerning CETL's  Workshops, Mini-grants on assessment, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning activities, or the new iPod mentoring initiative.

 

Cynthia Alby, Associate Professor of Foundations & Secondary Education, School of Education, CBX 71, x2513.  Cynthia also served as co-coordinator of CETL from 2004-2006.

Dan Bauer, Assistant Professor of English, School of Liberal Arts & Sciences, CBX 44, x3178.  Dan is our liaison to WAC activities on campus. 

Nancy Davis Bray, Associate Director for Special Collections and Assistant Professor of Archives Administration, CBX 43, x0988

Amy Burt, Associate Professor of Rhetoric, School of Liberal Arts & Sciences, CBX 44, x3179.

Cynthia Cano, Assistant Professor of Marketing, J. Whitney Bunting School of Business, CBX 12, x2514.

Jan Clark, Associate Professor of Rhetoric, School of Liberal Arts & Sciences, CBX 44, x5556.  Jan served us as Interim Coordinator from 2002-2004.  Jan also has  coordinated our mid-semester course assessments (GIFTS).

John Cox, Associate Professor of English, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, CBX 44, x5139.

W. Bee Crews, Coordinator of Graduate Programs
Professor  Special Education & Administration, School of Education, CBX 70, x4056.

Joe DeVitis, Temporary Professor of Foundations and Secondary Education, School of Education, CBX 071, x0024.

Doug Goings, Associate Professor of Information Systems and Communications, J. Whitney Bunting School of Business, CBX 12, x2565.

J.W. Good, Professor, Special Education and Leadership, John Lounsbury School of Education, CBX 72, x4577.

Robin Harris, Associate Professor of Government and Sociology, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, CBX 018, x5328. 

Maureen Horgan, Associate Professor of Music, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, CBX 66 x7319.  Maureen coordinates faculty club events. 

Rui Kang, Assistant Professor, Foundations and Secondary Education, School of Education,  CBX 79, x0512.

Karynne Kleine, Associate Professor/Cohort Mentor-Leader, Early Childhood and Middle Grades Education, School of Education,  CBX 71, x6555. 

Macon McGinley, Assistant Professor of Mass Communication, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, CBX 44, x7397. Macon currently coordinates our GIFT service.

Megan Melancon, Associate Professor of English, School of Liberal Arts & Sciences, CBX 44, x5572.

Doug Oetter, Associate Professor of Geography, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, CBX 47, x7379.

Steve Payne, Associate Professor of Management, School of Business, CBX 11, x2570.  Among the many things Steve does for CETL, Steve works with the faculty development workshop on assessment,  and also manages the teach_talk list.

Cheryl Reynolds, Professor, Special Education and Leadership, John Lounsbury School of Education, CBX 72, x4577.

Rachel Schipper, Dean of the Library and Instructional Technology Center, CBX 43, x0982.

John Swinton, Assistant Professor and Director of the Center for Economic Education, J. Whitney Bunting School of Business, CBX 14, x2591.