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Laurie Richlin is Director of the Claremont
Graduate University Preparing Future Faculty &
Learning Communities Program, Director of the
Lilly Conference on College and University
Teaching - West, Executive Editor of the Journal
on Excellence in College Teaching, and President
of the International Alliance of Teacher
Scholars. She received her doctorate in higher
education from the Claremont Graduate University
and her dissertation research on alternative
doctoral scholarship received the national
Gratzke award from the American Association of
University Administrators.
Her recent publications include
Blueprint for Learning: Constructing Courses to
Facilitate, Assess, and Document Learning (Stylus,
2006), Building Faculty Learning Communities
(NDTL Number 97) with Milton Cox, "Scholarly
Teaching & the Scholarship of Teaching" in The
Scholarship of Teaching (New Directions in
Teaching and Learning); Preparing Faculty for
the New Conceptions of Scholarship (New
Directions in Teaching and Learning);
"Broadening the Concept of Scholarship in the
Professions" (with Rice), in Educating
Professionals (Curry & Wergin, eds.); "Preparing
the Faculty of the Future to Teach," in
Successful Faculty Development Strategies
(Wright, ed.); "Using CATs to Shift the Focus
From Teaching Survival to Student Learning" in
Classroom Assessment and Research: An Update on
Uses, Approaches, and Research Findings (New
Directions in Teaching and Learning); "Using
Portfolios to Document Teaching Excellence" in
Honoring Exemplary Teaching (with Manning, New
Directions in Teaching and Learning); and
Improving a College/University Teaching
Evaluation System (with Manning, Alliance
Publishers).
She has taught The Academic Career, Teaching and
Learning in Higher Education, New Orleans:
Legacy and Promise, Journalism, Career
Development, capstone courses in Education, and
writing and research methods courses in several
disciplines. Richlin developed and implemented
the Teaching Assistant Development Program at
the University of California, Riverside, was
"Educator in Residence" at four small colleges
in Kentucky and Indiana under a FIPSE grant, and
served as Director of the Office of Faculty
Development at the University of Pittsburgh
before returning to California.
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