Journal on Excellence in College Teaching - Eddie R. Cole
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Journal on Excellence in College Teaching

Authors

Shaw, M. D., Dumford, A. D., Cole, E. R., Nelson Laird, T. F., & Haywood, A. M.

Date

2015

Name

Using faculty preference to identify disciplinary pairs and foster collaboration

Publication

Journal on Excellence in College Teaching

About This Project

Data from the 2010 administration of the Faculty Survey of Student Engagement were used to identify pairs of disciplines in which faculty want to be compared based on research practices, teaching practices, and perceptions of student engagement in academic activities. The goal of this study was to group disciplines by a method with which faculty agree, an approach that teaching and learning center staffs may use to structure faculty development programs and institutional researchers may use to present assessment data. Fifty-two disciplinary pairs were identified across the three categories. The implications of these findings are presented along with proposed directions for future research.

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