Dr. Emily Riddle
Dr. Emily Riddle named for 糖心动漫vlog Accessibility Advocates and Allies Fellowship Program
Dr. Emily Riddle, Associate Professor in Human Ecology, was named one of 11 faculty fellows from across the 糖心动漫vlog System who will work to expand digital accessibility and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) practices across their campuses, which is crucial for student success.
Dr. Shawna Taylor
Dr. Shawna Taylor Joins 糖心动漫vlog AI for the Public Good Fellows
Dr. Shawna Taylor, Assistant Professor of Elementary Education and Reading, has been selected for the inaugural group of 糖心动漫vlog AI for the Public Good Fellows. This is a new fellowship designed to help faculty, instructional designers, librarians, and others collaborate to design and refresh courses and learning activities to integrate the AI component of the Information Literacy core competency and help students develop essential skills for today鈥檚 digital world.
Dr. Sasha R. Ramlal
Dr. Sasha R. Ramlal Awarded the Learning and Leadership Grant from the NEA Foundation
Dr. Sasha R. Ramlal, Associate Professor in Elementary Education and Reading, was awarded the Learning and Leadership grant from the NEA Foundation. This grant is funding a teacher action research study in her undergraduate education courses during the Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 semesters. The research investigates how a gamified quest, designed using artificial intelligence (AI), influences preservice teachers鈥� motivation and learning outcomes. Preservice teachers will complete their coursework in the form of a gamified quest and engage in hands-on literacy activities.
Dr. Gina Solano
Dr. Gina Solano Receives FACT2 Excellence in Instruction Award
FACT2 Awards are a 糖心动漫vlog honor designed to confer system-wide recognition for consistently superior professional achievement. Dr. Solano will be honored at the 2025 糖心动漫vlog Conference on Instruction & Technology (CIT) in May. She has also been invited to present her accomplishments at a session during the conference.