Presidential Teaching Scholar Fellowships
The purpose of the fellowship program is to provide support for faculty in their commitments to teaching and learning at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Each fellow will be engaged in a teaching and learning project that will be unique and innovative, going beyond routine course preparation and revisions, and enhance both the fellow’s teaching and their students’ learning.
- TSF Program Guidelines
- TSF Program Verification of Eligibility
- TSF Program Scoring Rubric
- TSF Program Scoring Sheet
- Tips for Successful TSF Program Proposals
Current Presidential Teaching Scholar Fellowship Program Recipients:
| Afroza Anwary (Sociology) Washington D.C. Holocaust Memorial Library and Archive Research |
| Rebecca Bates, Adam Steiner and Sun Kyeong Yu (Integrated Engineering, Psychology and Philosophy) Creation of an Ethics Theme through Cognitive Science Classes |
| Lyudmyla Stackpool and Iresha Premarathna (Biochemistry, Chemistry & Geology and Math & Stats)
The Effect of a Flipped Classroom Teaching Approach on Improving Student Performance and Decreasing the Opportunity Gap in Gateway Course Chemistry 201 |
| Fei Yuan (Georgraphy) Designing a New HyFlex GIS Course Using Open-Source Software |
