Observation Days
Observation Days
In the spirit of fostering a culture of open discussion and continual improvement of teaching, experienced teachers across campus invite you to observe them at work in their classrooms.
Spring 2024 Classroom Observation options:
ASWATHY RAIBCH 4804/6804 - Molecular Biology Methods MW from 1:00-1:50 pm in Old Main 1030 | February 7–28 About the course: Senior Biochemistry majors and graduates explore molecular biology with a focus on engaging large class settings and active learning.
SHEIDA RIAHIBQA 2113 - Business Statistical Methods I TR from 3:30-4:45 pm in McCool 128 | February 15 & 20 About the course: This foundational course in business statistics for approximately 60 students emphasizes active learning strategies within a lecture format.
ASHLEY VANCIL-LEAPSO 8353 - Seminar in Social Inequalities M from 2:00-4:50 pm in Bowen Hall 260 | February 5–26 About the course: A graduate seminar focusing on social inequalities with an emphasis on group discussion and facilitation.
JOHN BALLECE 4443/6443 - Sensor Processing for Autonomous Vehicles MW at 3:30 pm in Rula 2030 | February 12-18 & March 6 About the course: Senior and master’s students delve into sensor processing for autonomous vehicles, with a focus on interactive, project-based learning.
SCOTT DIGIULIOFLL 1113-41 Latin I MWF from 12:00-12:50 pm; TR 12:30-1:45 pm in Allen Hall 17 | February 7-28 About the course: An intensive, small-group introductory Latin course emphasizing diverse teaching methods and language practice.
CODY FONDRENFLG-1113 German I MTWR from 10:00-10:50 am in Carpenter 310 | February 7-28 (Excluding February 12 and 15) About the course: Undergraduates engage in German language learning through interactive, AI-integrated, and interdisciplinary approaches.
MORGAN GREENE 3523-01 & ME 3523-02 Thermodynamics II MWF from 8:00-8:50 am and 10:00-10:50 am in Carpenter 301 | February 5-19 About the course: Junior-level undergraduates explore advanced concepts in thermodynamics, engaging in a large class setting with a mix of lectures and interactive activities