The Faculty Fellows Program will not be held 2006 - 2007.

Questions?  Contact:
Karen-Adsit@utc.edu or
csmullen@utc.edu

Faculty Fellows Class of 2005 - 2006

• Obasi Haki Akan (Management, Business Administration) Topic: Interaction of verbal behavior and collaborative learning, role of conversation in learning and effective work group practices.
• Joyce Smith (English, Arts & Sciences) Topic: Plagiarism, how to detect, design assignments, deal with it, etc. Will include definitions, parameters of plagiarism, monitoring the writing process to decrease chances
• Gavin Townsend (Art, Arts & Sciences) Topic: Incorporating digital imagery, technology and changing pedagogy (collaboration, group projects) into Art courses; design of digital "learning objects"
• Sandy Watson (TPA, Health, Education & Professional Studies) Topic: Electronic mentorship, promoting interactive electronic dialogue with mentors, students, etc. to increase knowledge of teaching pedagogy

Faculty Fellows Class of 2004 - 2005

• Bento Lobo (Finance, Business Administration) Topic: Developing and Implementing Case Studies that Incorproate Community Resources
• Eileen Meagher (English, Arts & Sciences) Topic: Student Expression of the Language of Theory
• Richard Metzger (Psychology, Arts & Sciences) Topic: Assessment of Activity-based Assignments
• Chris Ryan (Library) Topic: Models for Online Tutorials
• Cecelia Wigal (Industrial Engineering, Engineering & Computer Science) Topic: Building a Kowledge-base Tool to Manage and Share Course and Curriculum Information

Faculty Fellows Class of 2003 - 2004

• Dawn Ford (Biology & Environmental Sciences, Arts & Sciences) Topic: Integrating Group Work in the Science Classroom and Laboratory
• Pat Kopetz (Graduate Studies, Education & Applied Professional Studies) Topic: Facilitating Student Online Discussions and Communications
• Richard Rice (History, Arts & Sciences) Topic: Enhancing Teaching and Learning through Visual Learning
• Cathie Smith (Physical Therapy, Education & Applied Professional Studies) Topic: Non-traditional Curriculum Design Models and their Delivery
• Naomi Sutherland (Library) Topic: Developing and Integrating Library Modules into Undergraduate Courses
• Joe Wilferth (English, Arts & Sciences) Topic: Electronic Portfolios

Faculty Fellows Class of 2002 - 2003

• Jane Brower  (Education & Applied Professional Studies)  Topic:  Student Portfolios
• Janetta Fleming  (Education & Applied Professional Studies)  Topic:  Case- and Problem-based Learning and Teaching
• Deborah McAllister (Education & Applied Professional Studies)  Topic:  Online Course Delivery Tools to Manage Student Research Projects 
• Verbie Prevost  (Arts & Sciences)  Topic:  Multimedia Use in the Classroom
• Jeff Rush  (Health & Human Services)  Topic:  Integration of Technology into Criminal Justice Courses
• Jack Thompson  (Engineering & Computer Science)  Topic:  Development and Management of Collaborative Student Teams

Faculty Fellows Class of 2001 - 2002

• Nesilan Alp (Engineering & Computer Science)  Topic:  Designing a Program for WWW Delivery
• Ralph Anderson (Health & Human Services) Topic:  Designing Multimedia Simulations
• Fran Bender (Arts & Sciences) Topic:  Components that Make "Good" Web Courses 
• Lauren Coulter (Arts & Sciences)  Topic:  Bringing Digital Media Into the Curriclum:  A Case Study from Freshman Composition
• Vicki N. Petzko (Education & Applied Professional Studies)  Topic:  Developing and Conducting On-Line Surveys
• Vicki Smith (Health & Human Services)  Topic:  Curriculum Design for Distance Learning

Faculty Fellows Class of 2000 - 2001

• Elizabeth Gailey (Arts & Sciences)  Topic:  Onlne Discussion Forums:  What Works and What Doesn't
• Cynthia Gettys (Education & Applied Professional Studies)  Topic:  Incorporating Learning Styles into the Classroom
• Claire McCullough (Engineering & Computer Science)  Topic:  Engaging Underrepresented Populations in Disciplines
• Jane Reagor (Education & Applied Professional Studies)  Topic:  Incorporating Visual Images in the Curriculum
• Robert Swansbrough (Arts & Sciences)  Topic:  Strategies to Build Virtual Teams 
• Dorothy Williams (Health & Human Services)  Topic:  Case Studies:  Delivery and Management