Guest post by Dr. Bethany Morrison

U-M faculty across the disciplines contribute to the public purpose of higher education to prepare students for citizenship

U-M faculty across the disciplines contribute to the public purpose of higher education to prepare students for citizenship

This post was authored by a winner of the 2026 U-M Provost’s Teaching Innovation Prize (TIP), sponsored by the Provost’s Office, CRLT, and the University Library.

Resources to support instructors preparing students for productive engagement with differing viewpoints, values, and experiences.

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The New Jersey Democrat has been criticizing the Trump administration's policies on immigration, education, the economy and more since 7 p.m. Monday. Here's what to know about his marathon speech.

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Strategies for helping students find answers to their questions more quickly, without being "on call" 10 hours a day.

Either we profs are in charge of our email, or it's in charge of us.

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Summaries of Research ArticlesThese summaries were crowdsourced and […]

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Strategies for Effective Faculty-GSI Collaboration Invest in team development through regular contact and communication Learn about team member experiences in face to face and remote teaching contexts...

Yes, I did read the “babying” in the post-election piece in the The Chronicle of Higher Education. A few thoughts: 1. By saying that providing structures and…

Like many, I have vivid memories of my first presidential election. It was the year 2000, and I was voting in the crucial battleground state of Ohio. I was a conscientious student, but I was so distra...