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.


Current Presidential Teaching Scholar Fellowship Program Recipients:

Jennifer Andrashko (Social Work)
Imperative of Evidence-Based Public Health Journalism
Patricia Arnold (Elementary and Literacy Education)

The Reconstruction of an Elementary Science Methods Course Using Place-Based Education and Indigenous Ways of Knowing Science

Susan Colvin & Michael Minicozzi (Biological Sciences)

Enhancing Student Training in Water Quality Monitoring

Keenan Hartert (Biologicial Sciences)
Implementing Student-designed Cancer Immunotherapy Research Experiments in MNSU Biology Laboratories

Emily Stark (Psychology)
Course-Based Research Experiences: Assessment and Expansion