Posts tagged teaching

Establishing a relationship between a teacher and student that challenges the student to produce quality work while understanding their limits is difficult enough in a …

Five ETSU faculty members have been selected to participate in the inaugural Faculty Research Cohort.   The cohort was launched in partnership with the ETSU Office of …

Brooks Pond, a professor in ETSU’s Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, was awarded the distinguished faculty award for teaching. Pond is a Kingsport native who has …

Clemmer College Professor of Curriculum and Instruction Lori Meier recently received ETSU’s 2019 Distinguished Faculty Award in Teaching. The Distinguished Faculty Awards are the highest …

Whether one believes in the historical truths found in the Bible, its teachings have captivated the hearts of many. With Biblical texts’ prominence in culture …

Dr. Brian Cross grew up in a small college town like Johnson City in Morgantown, West Virginia and attended West Virginia University, where he received …

ETSU’s Dr. Beverly Smith is an intergalactic galaxy astronomer. This means that she studies the interactions between galaxies. Simply put, galaxies move, and when they get …

The Renaissance makes a comeback. The ETSU Department of Professional Development will be holding a variety of enriching renaissance camps for children this fall. The …