CFE celebration crowd

Thank you to the over 60 faculty members and staff that joined us for the 2019 End-of-Year Celebration. In 2018-2019 the Center held over 100 workshops in teaching, research, and service with over 1,500 attendees and more sessions are planned in May and June. At the celebration we recognized the accomplishment of faculty who participated in Center activities over the year.

  • 19 people joined us as CFE Members by attending 8 or more hours of workshopsSally Moyce speaks to the group

    • Heide Arneson, Gallatin College

    • Maryam Bahramipanah, Electrical & Computer Engineering

    • Casey Clark, Mathematical Sciences

    • Loribeth Evertz, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

    • Nicholas Fox, Land Resources and Environmental Science

    • Bernadette McCrory, Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

    • Colleen McMilin, Health & Human Development

    • Brigitte Morris, Modern Languages & Literatures

    • Sally Moyce, College of Nursing

    • Madison Myers , Earth Sciences

    • Veronika Neeley, Gianforte School of Computing

    • Cara Palmer, Psychology

    • Brianna Routh, Health & Human Development

    • Peter Schweppe, Modern Languages & Literatures

    • Brian Smithers, Ecology

    • Bradley Whitaker, Electrical & Computer Engineering

    • Megan Wickstrom, Mathematical Sciences

    • Derek Williams, Mathematical Sciences

    • Jennifer Woodcock-Medicine Horse, Native American Studies

  • 8 people earned Certificates of Teaching EnhancementBrooke Carnwath speaks to the group

    • Ralph Barnes, Psychology

    • Mari Eggers, Microbiology & Immunology

    • Michelle Flenniken, Plant Sciences & Plant Pathology

    • Kimberly Graham, Mathematical Sciences

    • Joe Hicks, Education

    • Jamie McEvoy, Earth Sciences

    • Sandy Osborne, Health & Human Development

    • Jing Qin, Mathematical Sciences

  • 10 people earned Early Career Success Certificates

    • Casey Clark, Mathematical Sciences

    • Mary Cummings, Gianforte School of Computing

    • Lauren Dotson Davis, Education

    • Rebekah Hammack, Education

    • Mohammad Khosravi, Civil Engineering

    • Sally Moyce, College of Nursing

    • James Pritchard, Liberal Studie

    • Peter Schweppe, Modern Languages & LiteraturesJody Bartz speaks to the group

    • Brian Smithers, Ecology

    • Bradley Whitaker, Electrical & Computer Engineering

We also heard from people who participated in the many faculty learning communities - Teaching Online, Women in STEM/SBS, Writing Groups, Teaching Academy and others - as well as the Early Career Mentoring Program (Jody Bartz spoke - pictured on the right).

Lastly, we recognized the work and dedication of Professor Marilyn Lockhart as she leaves the Director position at the Center to transition to the Education Department. Marilyn’sMarilyn Lockhart receives a gift leadership, both as Center director and co-chair of the MSU’s Classroom Committee, advanced the design, use, and assessment of innovative teaching environments – including active learning classrooms, for which MSU received the 2014 Award for Innovation in Educational Technologies from the NorthWest Academic Computing Consortium. Last fall, she brought the Center’s effectiveness into the spotlight at MSU’s inaugural Faculty Symposium, and was recognized as one of the 125 Extraordinary Ordinary Women in the history of MSU. We are grateful for her vision, devotion, and many significant accomplishments.