Pack Hacks for Faculty
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Tech Transfer Tips
This month, Fran Ligler, Lampe Distinguished Professor of Biomedical Engineering in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, gives advice on making the most out of tech transfer efforts.
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Getting Undergraduates Involved in Research
In this month's Pack Hacks for Faculty, Jennifer Landin, teaching associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, gives insight into getting undergraduate students involved in research.
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Globalizing Your Courses
Welcome back to Pack Hacks for Faculty. This month, Shaquana Suggs, a lecturer in the Department of English, gives insight into how faculty can globalize their courses.
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Learner-Centered Classroom Assessment Techniques
This month, Amy Neaves, senior faculty development specialist in the Office of Faculty Development, digs into Classroom Assessment Techniques, that encourage learner reflection and demonstrate where learning gaps may exist.
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Getting Started as a New Faculty Member at NC State
This month's Pack Hacks for Faculty features Diane Chapman, director of the Office of Faculty Development and a teaching professor in the Department of Educational Leadership, Policy and Human Development, who gives insight into finding success as a new faculty member at NC State.
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Intentional Engagement for Student Success
This month, Carrol Warren, teaching assistant professor in the Department of Educational Leadership, Policy, and Human Development, provides advice on being engaged for student success.
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Jumpstart Your Summer Writing
This month, Joy Gaston Gayles, Higher Education program coordinator and associate professor in the Department of Educational Leadership, Policy and Human Development, gives advice on gearing up for summer writing.
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Engagement Scholarship
This month, Kwesi Brookins, NC State Community Engaged Faculty Fellow, associate professor in the Department of Psychology, provides avenues for creating a culture of community engaged scholarship on campus.
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Integrating Scholarship into Teaching Roles
This month, Diane D. Chapman, director of the Office of Faculty Development and a teaching professor in the Department of Educational Leadership, Policy and Human Development, gives insight into making scholarship an important component of successful teaching.
Pack Hacks for Faculty: Hacking Work-Life Integration
This month, Shevaun D. Neupert, associate professor in the Department of Psychology, shows us how to succeed in integrating our professional and personal lives.