The Office of Academic Innovation in the Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences is dedicated to enhancing student learning through evidence-based approaches in the humanities and social sciences. We foster exploration and active participation in cutting-edge educational methods, curriculum design, student support tools, and educational research. Through these efforts, we aim to create innovative practices and educational opportunities that will shape the future of learning.

 

  • This call seeks faculty interested in “investing” financial education concepts into their course content in an innovative way. Participating faculty will integrate badges from the Merlin Wealth Management Financial Literacy Badge Collection into their course as a springboard for an innovative approach to content, theory, or activities.

  • Norman J. Radow College’s Second Annual Student Success Summit Nearly Doubles Attendance, Highlights Pedagogical Best Practices

    The Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences on Monday hosted its second annual Student Success Summit, an event designed to provide a forum where faculty gathers to present the innovative pedagogical approaches that facilitate student success. With 136 faculty in attendance – nearly double the attendance of last year’s summit – and seven sessions with up to eight topics per session available, the energy in the room was dynamic. Innovative strategies and student learning through evidence-based approaches were the fodder for this day-long event.

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