Seacrest Teaching Fellows
RESEARCH TEACHING. IMPACT LEARNING.
The Seacrest Teaching Fellows program empowers College of Business faculty to explore innovative, evidence-based teaching practices that enhance student learning. Fellows investigate the effectiveness of specific teaching strategies, tools, or interventions in the classroom in order to generate insights that benefit faculty across all disciplines. Projects can range from one to three years and Fellows are eligible for a $3,000 award for successfully completing their outlined project.
Application and Selection Process Program Eligibility Program Participants
2026-27 Seacrest Fellows
Past Fellows
2025-26
- Pedro Agüero
- Shane Moser
- Lisa Tschauner
2024-25
- Christopher Mann
- Michael Ricks
2023-24
- Andrew Hanna
- Uche Jarrett
2022-23
- Heather Clemens
- Bob Mackalski
2021-22
- Rob Stein
- Sam Allgood
2019-20
- Amanda Gonzales
2018-19
- John Geppert
- Laurie Miller
- Uche Jarrett
Eligibility
All instructional faculty in the College of Business are eligible to participate in the Seacrest Teaching Fellows program.
Apply to Become a 2027-28 Seacrest Fellow
An ad hoc committee of relevant stakeholders will review and select from new applications each year.
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Apply by May 15
