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Adriana Streifer is an Assistant Professor and an Assistant Director in the Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) at the University of Virginia. She runs the CTE’s course design institute, graduate student teaching certificate program, and teaching consultations.

Should educational development seek to define itself as a discipline? What are the urgent conversations around our research and practice? Is the academy improving? The CTE's Michael Palmer and Lindsay Wheeler join the Centering Centers podcast to discuss.

The President and Provost’s Fund for Institutionally Related Research made its third annual round of awards in an effort to support faculty research that shows potential to benefit the University community.

The Hoos Building Bridges Awards celebrate cross-disciplinary partnerships and projects among UVA employees, offices and other units. Matthew Burgess, previously the CTE's assistant director of learning technology initiatives, was 2022 recipient of the award.

Boston College's CTE Executive Director Stacy Grooters was invited to participate as a guest facilitator at UVA's nationally recognized Course Design Institute. She worked closely with faculty from the Schools of Law, Architecture, and Commerce as they built their courses for the coming year.

CTE Assistant Director Adriana Streifer is one of six new members elected to the POD Network's Core Committee for a three-year term, starting in 2022.

CTE Faculty Fellow and Professor of Law Joe Fore discusses feedback strategies on the School of Education and Human Development's Designed for Online podcast.

Sociology Assistant Professor and CTE Faculty Fellow Rose Buckelew received a 2022 Teaching Award, along with 10 other faculty members.