In Good Hands: Faculty Ingenuity and Remote Learning
All over San José State this fall, university educators were dreaming up remote teaching innovations.
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Research: New Questions about Ancient Galaxy Formation
Scientists worldwide are rethinking theories about how galaxies form, thanks to new research by a San José State professor and his international team.
Faculty Spotlight: The Accidental Geographer
The Accidental Geographer: A Podcast with Vincent Del Casino, SJSU Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Michael Cheers’ Portrait Academy
For the fall 2020 semester, Associate Professor of Journalism Michael Cheers devised a unique teaching plan for his digital photography class.
Mary Poffenroth, on Equity, Fear and Remote Learning
Once a first-generation college student, and now an acclaimed SJSU teacher and scholar, Mary Poffenroth is dedicated to making science accessible to all.
Scott Fosdick: Thank You, Professor
Journalism and Mass Communications Professor Scott Fosdick shares his love for Thanksgiving with international students.
Learning Together: Faculty Mentoring
Through interdisciplinary mentoring, both formal and informal, faculty members have turned to each other for a helping hand during the shift to remote teaching and learning.
Rock Star: Earthquake Geologist Kim Blisniuk
By understanding when and how land forms shift, fracture and change over time, Blisniuk gathers data that helps evaluate earthquake hazard.
Yue “Wilson” Yuan: Researching the Fear of Crime
Yuan says Silicon Valley is a fascinating place to study, given that 40 percent of people in San José are not born in the U.S.
Her Own Hero: The History of Women’s Self-Defense
Associate Professor of History Wendy Rouse explores the history of women in self-defense and its relationship to women’s rights.
Mary Calegari: Researching the Bamboo Ceiling
Mary Calegari has studied the relationship between one’s ethnic background and the ability to succeed in accounting.
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