Note: Faculty titles refer to titles in effect at the time of serving as Teaching and Technologies Fellows or Mobile Learning Fellows.
Gracie Rossie
Instructor of English
Teaching and Technologies Fellows Proposal for Gracie Rossie
Teaching and Technologies Fellows Report for Gracie Rossie
Whitney Jarnagin
Department Head, Psychology, Sociology and Social Work and Associate Professor of Psychology
Suzanne Stephens
Assistant Professor of History
Samantha Isasi
Instructor of Developmental Reading and Writing
Matthew Smith
Instructor in the Natural Science Division
Mary Griffin
Assistant Professor of Biology
The Teaching and Technologies Fellows program, formerly the Mobile Learning Fellows Program, encourages faculty to explore methods of engaging students and increasing active student involvement using emerging technologies and pedagogies. Faculty interested in becoming a WSCC Teaching and Technologies Fellow submit a Teaching and Technologies Fellows Proposal (opens in a new window). The proposals are evaluated using the Criteria for Analysis for Proposals (opens in a new window) by members of the Academic Mobile Learning Subcommittee. Two exemplary proposals are selected each year. After the proposals are selected, the Teaching and Technologies Fellows carry out the plan indicated in their proposal during the following academic year. The Academic Mobile Learning Subcommittee proudly congratulates the faculty selected for the Fellows program.
In addition to a stipend to reward their work, the Teaching and Technologies Fellows are supported as they present the results of their work at conferences, conduct workshops, travel to other campuses, and serve as a resource to WSCC faculty interested in the pedagogy of teaching and learning technologies. A total of up to $500.00 from all sources has been budgeted to support the current Teaching and Technologies Fellows during the academic year of their fellowship.
Teaching and Technologies Fellows should document the classroom activities and learning with pictures and videos that are examples of the pilot project. A good standard practice is to have all students in classes who will utilize the pilot project complete the Apple Model Release Form and the WSCC Talent Release Form. Administer to students and send signed forms to Vickie Mills, Instructional Design Department.
Iann Herrell
Adjunct Faculty, Natural Science
Teaching and Technologies Fellows Proposal for Iann Herrell
Teaching and Technologies Fellows Report for Iann Herrell
Elesha Goodfriend
Assistant Professor of Biology
Tera Howerton
Department Head, Agriculture and Assistant Professor of Agriculture - Production Horticulture
Candace Justice
Coordinator of Reading and Writing and Assistant Professor of Developmental Reading and Writing
Darlene Smith
Associate Professor in the Behavioral Social Science Division
