Heading into last week’s inaugural convening of the Dr. N. Joyce Payne Center for Social Justice, I felt a mixture of emotions. Pride, optimism, inspiration,
A new two-year study from ACUE and The University of Southern Mississippi shows how investments in quality teaching lead to higher student retention, strengthen achievement, and
An all-star team of researchers at ACUE is responsible for working with partner institutions to conduct large-scale studies to evaluate the impact of ACUE’s courses
ACUE is proud to celebrate the remarkable achievements of four institutional partners that earned the nation’s signature recognition for America’s community colleges this year. The
By Jonathan Gyurko, PhD Over the years, ACUE has written often about the need to place quality, evidence-based teaching at the heart of efforts to
By Jonathan Gyurko There is no doubt that traditional prerequisite remedial education is an academic dead end. A decade ago, over 1.7 million students were
Community college teachers across Ohio will hone their online teaching skills in 2021 through ACUE’s 25-week program focused on online college instruction, thanks to a
Help Your Colleagues Create More Equitable Courses and Learning Environments ACUE is seeking instructors who know and are willing to demonstrate teaching practices designed to
A new year and academic term is just around the corner! In this post, I continue with our “Back to Class” series to share a
For decades, Adrianna Kezar has studied higher education’s ever-growing reliance on adjunct and contingent faculty. According to her research, nearly two-thirds of United States faculty
