Faculty Peer Reviewers
eLearning Peer Reviewers
A faculty Peer Reviewer conducts a short review of a teaching artifact (e.g., syllabus, Canvas course, assignment, class session) for faculty members who are intrinsically interested in gaining formative feedback on how to improve their teaching and relationship with students. A Faculty Peer Reviewer is hired on demand according to the need of a program or specific office requests. The Peer Reviewer has completed both (1) subject matter experience (e.g., successfully completed a relevant FacDev program) or expertise (e.g., has published or presented on the topic) and (2) engaged in a train-the-trainer professional development experience by the FacDev Office leaders.
eLearning graduates who are also knowledgeable about Quality Learning & Teaching (QLT) will review Canvas courses of faculty enrolled in the eLearning Institute and discuss in a debriefing consultation.
Kaitlin Bahr
Health Sciences
Veronica Becerra
Environmental & Occupational Health
Grishma Bhavsar
Health Sciences
Nanci Carr
Business Law
Melisa C. Galván
Chicana/Chicano Studies
Danielle Jarvis
Kinesiology
Stacy Missari
Sociology
Amber Norwood
English
Former eLearning Peer Reviewers:
- Joyce Marie Brusasco, Child and Adolescent Development
- Ray Calnan, Business Law
- Virginia Huynh, Child and Adolescent Development
- Stephanie Kim, Linguistics/TESL
- Kenneth Luna, Linguistics/TESL
Former Equity-Minded Teaching Peer Reviewers:
- Joannie Aguayo, Educational Psychology and Counseling
- Michael Alvarez, Secondary Education
- Ahmed Alwan, Library
- Sumaya Bezrati, Modern & Classical Languages and Literatures
- Eric Garcia, Library
- Sharon D. Johnson, Africana Studies
- Shyrea Minton, Educational Psychology and Counseling
- Connie Wong, Special Education