When Dr. Sheila Tabanli designed Math 125: Mathematical Problem Solving, she envisioned a course that would not only teach math but also help students develop stronger learning habits. As someone … Read More
We’re showcasing some of the incredible Rutgers University–New Brunswick instructors who were thanked by their students through the 2024-2025 Thank an Instructor Initiative! These are just a few of the … Read More
Involving undergraduate students in research is a high-impact practice. Realizing the benefits, Professor Yanhong Jin in the Department of Agricultural, Food and Resource Economics at Rutgers University–New Brunswick facilitates an … Read More
Neurodiversity is a term that describes the different ways that humans process information. A variety of neurotypes exist such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), dyslexia, … Read More
What can court proceedings look like at the state and federal levels? Ask the students in Professor Douglas Cantor’s undergraduate Law and Politics classes, among the highest enrollment courses offered … Read More