December 11, 2025Re-thinking SoTL for the Age of GenAIby Jessie L. Moore60-Second SoTL – Episode 64 How might the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning evolve when humans and generative AI are deeply entangled? This episode highlights an open-access article that offers five propositions, each paired with GenAI prompts, to help SoTL scholars…
December 9, 2025Learning on Location: Space, Confidence, and Connection by Amelia WeaverThis past summer, I was given the opportunity to participate on the leadership team for the Learning on Location research seminar as a CEL student scholar. I was very excited to be able to be a part of this seminar because of my interest in place-based learning. I knew I would be challenged in new ways, not just academically, but personally. Stepping into…
December 4, 2025Knowledge Surveys for Student Self-Assessment of Learningby Jessie L. Moore60-Second SoTL – Episode 63 How can knowledge surveys strengthen students’ self-assessment and metacognition? This episode highlights a multi-semester study from the U.S. Air Force Academy on using knowledge surveys to help students better gauge their understanding and direct their learning….
December 2, 2025My Experience Interpreting Data: Ethically and Critically by Brooke FrizzellIn my work as a research assistant for a historical data project, I transcribed public records that contained the names of enslaved people enlisted in the Union Army, their enslavers, how much money their enslavers were supposed to receive for…
December 1, 2025Incorporating Artificial Intelligence into Engineeringby Jessie L. Moore and Nolan SchultheisMaking College “Worth It” – Season 3, Episode 3 In this episode, we explore the technical, ethical, and social complexities of using AI in engineering. We speak with Dr. Blake Hament, Assistant Professor of Engineering at Elon University, who shares an example of developing a voice-enabled…
November 25, 2025The Connected Campus: How Space Shapes Relationship-Rich Learning by Shannon DowlingAt Elon University, relationship-rich learning is more than a pedagogical philosophy—it’s a lived, spatial reality. The campus itself feels like a conversation starter. Known for its commitment to high-impact practices and deeply engaged faculty-student relationships, Elon has created a physical environment that fosters belonging, curiosity, and connection. From…
November 18, 2025Preserving Human Experiences: Data and Ethics by Daisy Martinez-JimenezThis summer, I had the opportunity to deepen my understanding of data as a research assistant under Dr. Amanda Kleintop, working with archived records from the US Slave Claims Commissions. In this role, I was responsible for transcribing documents from…
November 17, 2025Student Scholar Perspectives on Mentoring Relationshipsby Matt WittsteinLimed: Teaching with a TwistSeason 4, Episode 3 In this episode, guests Azul Bellot and Tiffanie Grant, both Center for Engaged Learning Student Scholars at Elon University, share how mentorship has shaped their confidence, sense of belonging, and academic journeys….
November 14, 2025A Reflection on Collaborative Research by Phillip Motley Starting with my first experience in 2012, I have participated in three iterations of the International Collaborative Writing Groups (ICWG) program, which is an initiative of the International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (ISSOTL). The ICWGs were…
November 11, 2025Teaching as Storytelling: How a Neuroscience Study Changed My Classroom Smartphone Policy by Jessica Navarro Since I started at Elon University four years ago, I’ve wrestled with how to approach smartphone use in my classroom. In my syllabi, I previously stated: “Cell phones (on silent or vibrate) are permitted in class, but please be considerate…