Ted’s Tips: Managing Email
By Ted Murcray
Email can get the best of us! Too many email messages can make us feel like responding to email is a full-time job. As a professor, we want to be sure we respond in a timely manner, but sometimes there doesn’t feel like there is enough time.
Roles of Leaders During Transitions
By Ted Murcray
Wayne Fletcher, Associate Provost of Academic Services, presented on “Managing Change” during the Leadership Brown Bag session hosted by the Teaching and Learning Center on January 14 &
Tests for Truth
By Ted Murcray
The question of the nature of truth lies at the heart of each of our disciplines. In our contemporary setting this question has acquired additional significance. For many in the Academy today, the question of truth is considered, at minimum
The Grades Are In. Who Learned?
By Ted Murcray
The semester is over and the grades are done. Grading is my least favorite of the teaching tasks because it seems so finite – so immovable. I prefer the teaching moments when I am working directly with students
Ted’s Tips: Getting the right books
By Ted Murcray
It’s the beginning of the semester, and we are getting our classes ready for students on Blackboard. One of the big questions students always have is, Which books are required for the course?
What Game are You Playing?
By Ted Murcray
Simon Sinek recently published a book titled The Infinite Game, which I have, admittedly, not yet purchased nor read. However, as part of the promotional materials for the book, he sat down for an interview that was available on