TEA Recipients Listed by Year Awarded
TEA Recipients 2026-2030
TEA Recepients 2026-2030
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- Annabel Barry, English, Re-Vising Language, Re-Vising Ideas
- Taylor Brown, School of Social Welfare, Teaching Democratic Practice in an Era of Democratic Decline
- Erez Buchweitz, Statistics, Teaching Practical Skills in the Age of AI
- Dev Desai, Molecular and Cell Biology, A Jigsaw Approach to Exam Review
- Sherine Ebadi, Geography, UDL and ESL in the Context of Global Studies
- Elena Leonenko, Slavic, From Textbook to “Reel” Life: Transforming Russian Learning with Instagram Reels
- Maxwell Lindquist, Sociology, Threading the Needle: Values and Evidence in Political Economy
- Jonathan Mackris, Film and Media, Analyzing Moving Images: A “Salon-Style” Approach
- Oliver Maynard, Statistics, The Step That Must Be Yours
- Julia Paris, Economics, Using Index Cards to Build a Discussion Culture in Economics Section
- Angelica Remache Lopez, Political Science, Teaching The Politics of Immigration: Empirical Tools and Evidence-Based Dialogue
- José Eduardo Valdivia Heredia, Ethnic Studies, Teaching with Media and Primary Sources: Grounding Theory in Genealogy and Method
- Zhehang Zhang, Sociology, From Gray Theory to Living Theory: Collective Meaning-Making in the Social Theory Classroom
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