Orientation for Community, Connection, and Support This fall, TIIP welcomed more than 350 new graduate teaching assistants (TAs) through its New TA Orientation, organized in two different modalities: asynchronous modules … Read More
Pictured (from left to right): Cecilia Arias, Ed.D.; Sonal Pandey, Ph.D.; Tatiana Rodriguez, MPH; Wendi Shepherd, MSW, MBA As part-time faculty, nearly 1,900 lecturers at Rutgers-New Brunswick are a core part of … Read More
Top row, left to right: Douglas Cantor, Frederick Curry, Kevin Dahaghi, Liz Decker, Jason Henderson. Middle row, left to right: Amml Hussein, Amy Lewis, John McLaughlin, Christelle Palpacuer-Lee, Will Payne. Bottom row, left … Read More
What happens when instructors stop wondering “is this working?” and start designing studies to find out? That’s the driving question behind the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) Scholars Fellowship at the Institute for Teaching, Innovation, and … Read More
Overview Early this year, we challenged the Rutgers New Brunswick teaching community to redesign one of their Spring 2026 syllabi using guidance from our newly launched Syllabus Resource Library—a toolkit … Read More
Pictured (left to right): Dr. Brandon Truett, Gwen Ericson, Dr. Elizabeth Decker, Victoria Borisenko, Gianna Miele, Dr. Christine Giviskos, Dr. Carla Caponegro, Dr. Jeremiah William McCarthy Pictured (left to right): … Read More
Each year, hundreds of teaching assistants (TAs) facilitate and support learning experiences at Rutgers University-New Brunswick. As instructors of record, graders, laboratory facilitators, and recitation leaders, TAs spend a significant … Read More
What if the syllabus could be more than just a document? What if it could actually help students feel prepared and engaged? This SoTL Spotlight shines a light on how … Read More
In May 2025, the Institute for Teaching, Innovation, and Inclusive Pedagogy (TIIP) hosted its first ever three-day Course Design Institute on the College Avenue campus. This immersive experience brought together instructors … Read More
When Dr. Christine Altinis stepped into the Extended General Chemistry sequence during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, she saw an opening to reimagine the course. With the sudden … Read More