What would you say if you had the attention of your university president for five minutes? I was honored to receive the 2025-2027 Presidential Teaching Fellowship at the University of New Mexico. Granted by the Teaching Excellence Committee at the Center for Teaching and Learning, the Presidential Teaching Fellowship is among the highest recognitions forContinueContinue reading “Presidential Teaching Fellowship, 2025-2027”
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Recent Teaching Recognitions and Honors
I am thrilled that my teaching, in online and brick-and-mortar environments, has received recognitions and honor at and beyond my institution: 2020 Online Teacher of the Year 2019-2020, Center for Teaching and Learning, The University of New Mexico 2020 Online course certification for ENGL352: Early Shakespeare: Race & Identity, Then & Now, from UNM’s ExtendedContinueContinue reading “Recent Teaching Recognitions and Honors”
Pre-Semester Checklist; or, Proper Operating Procedure, 2020
Faculty Development webinar offered through the University of New Mexico, Center for Teaching and Learning, August 13, 2020. Whether your fall semester is looming or it has just begun, you can take steps to create a better experience for you and your students. Regardless of your experience teaching online and your discipline, this webinar offersContinueContinue reading “Pre-Semester Checklist; or, Proper Operating Procedure, 2020”
Rethinking Productivity during COVID-19
[U]pheavals to our regular rhythms provide opportunities to combat the long-standing inequities that the crisis has brought into sharp relief and must prompt us to rethink our shared definition of productivity. Marissa Greenberg and Elizabeth Williamson, “Rethinking Productivity during COVID-19,” Academic Leader, July 6, 2020. https://www.academic-leader.com/topics/promotion-tenure/rethinking-productivity-in-the-era-of-covid-19/ Now is the time to redefine productivity to include notContinueContinue reading “Rethinking Productivity during COVID-19”
Marissa Greenberg 