Dr. Dale Rude (previous UH Teaching Excellence Awardee) interviews Professor Meredith Duncan (another previous UH Teaching Excellence Awardee). Professor Duncan is one of only 26 law professors studied nationwide in the recent Harvard University Press book "What the Best Law Teachers Do."

Master Craft Of Teaching October

Dr. Fletcher interviews Dr. Contreras-Vidal on the craft of research and the secret to their successes tod ate. Dr. Contreras-Vidal is a professor of electrical and computer engineering at The University of Houston. He directs a neural and rehabilitation engineering research program focusing on non-invasive brain-machine interface systems, and has also served on multiple NIH, NSF and international review panels. Over the last few years, he has launched several projects to investigate what happens in the brain as people participate in the arts and other creative endeavors (such as while sipping wine with experts at the UH College of Hotel and Restaurant Management).

April 2019 Craft Of Research

Prior Teaching Excellence Awardees Emese Felvegi (Decision and Information Sciences) and Je’Anna Abbott (Hotel and Restaurant Management)on Innovative Teaching Using Technology from Monday, September 9th at Noon.
Mastering the Craft of Teaching is a series of interviews of prior Teaching Excellence Award winners hosted by Dr. Dale Rude (College of Business) and Dr. Dave Shattuck (College of Engineering) (also prior TEA winners) in the Faculty Café at Noon on one Monday of the month September through November and January through April.

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Dr. Leslie Coward (Assistant Director, UH Office of Faculty Engagement and Development) reviews two faculty development resources each month in under 10 minutes.

Faculty Cafe Conversations (#1, LAUNCH)

Dr. Leslie Coward (Assistant Director, UH Office of Faculty Engagement and Development) chats with Dr. Amanda Ellis about her transition from postdoc to tenure track faculty to approaching third-year review.  Her message is about planning, writing, and safeguarding your time to excel in scholarly productivity.

Faculty Cafe Conversations (#2) From Postdoc To 3rd Yr Review - Amanda Ellis

Assistant Director, Dr. Leslie Coward chats with Dr. Melissa Pierson about the resources that EAB NAVIGATE provides to faculty at UH.

Faculty Cafe Conversations (#3) EAB NAVIGATE - Melissa Pierson

Learn about UH Library Resources for Faculty in this brief podcast.

Faculty Cafe Conversations (#4) LIBRARY Resources For Faculty - Lisa Martin

Dale Rude interviews two masters of the art of service at UH, Martha Dunkelberger and Wynne Chin, who reveal insights from their service on the UH Faculty Senate.

Mastering the Craft of Service

Mastering the Craft of Service #1: Faculty Senate with Martha Dunkelberger and Wynne Chin

Listen in as Provost Teaching Excellence Award winners Drs. Rude and Shattuck interview their fellow award winners Drs. Carlin and Rao about their experiences with teaching virtually.

Mastering the Craft of Teaching

Mastering the Craft of Teaching Online with Dr. Carlin and Dr. Rao

Claudia Neuhauser (Associate Vice President/Associate Vice Chancellor for Research and Technology Transfer at the University of Houston) introduces the Spring 2020 Mastering the Craft of Reseach interview with Professor Bruce Race, director for the Center of Sustainability and Resilience (CeSAR).  Dr. Race is interviewed by professor Patrick Peters, director of the Graduate Design/Build Studio regarding research trends in architecture and sustainability.

Mastering the Craft of Research Spring 2020

A lunchtime conversation around strategies for reflecting on our teaching successes and challenges as we have navigated continuing instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic. Proactive ideas that can be implemented right away to close out the semester were shared, including ways to gather alternative streams of data beyond student course evaluations to inform our understandings about teaching and learning during this unique time. The session was led by Susie Gronseth and faculty from the Faculty Senate Community and Government Relations Committee and the “Faculty, Evaluations, Research, and Teaching” ad hoc committee from the College of Education.

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