Greater Faculties: A Review of Teaching and Learning is an annual publication of the Center for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching (CELT) at the University of Kentucky. These essays, solicited and reviewed by the editorial staff, intentionally bridge the gap between the scholarship of teaching and learning and popular writing for a broad audience. They showcase the contributions and insights of faculty and instructors in order to foster a culture of teaching excellence and contribute to the discourse on teaching and learning in higher education.
For more information about CELT, visit us at www.uky.edu/celt.
Current Volume: Volume 4 (2025) Proceedings of the 2023 UK Teaching Excellence Symposium
Front Matter
Essays
Introduction to Section One - Featured Essays From Presenters at the UK Teaching Excellence Symposium
Trey Conatser
Conversations by Design: Student Research Using Oral Histories
Jennifer Bartlett and Patrick Lee Lucas
Meeting Community Need in the Classroom: Creative Collaborations Between Students and Cooperative Extension
Liz Combs and Heather Norman-Burgdolf
Social Media and the Study of Feminisms
Frances Henderson
GroupMe in the Classroom
Christopher Huggins
Varied Uses of Class Time: A Case Study of EPE 301
Zitsi Mirakhur, Spencer Crawford, and Wyatt Driskell
Getting Students Excited About Chemistry
Jovita Daraezinwa
Engaged Pedagogy and the Three C's: Incorporating Student Emotions Within Institutions of Higher Education
Kathryn Mattingly Flynn
Sowing the Seeds of Confusion to Reap Content Mastery
Rebecca McGrail

Editors
- Jill Abney
- Isabelle Blaber
- Madeline Aulisio Miller
- Cassandra Jane Werking