Teaching in the Sharpe Program

在夏普社区学者计划中授课的教师提供社区参与的学习课程，涵盖各种学科。利用他们的研究和教学专业知识，夏普教师通过综合学习经验指导学生，提高对特定社区问题的了解，并培养道德和响应性社区参与的技能。

Sharpe Program Faculty Information
Research Faculty in the Sharpe Program are among the university's most productive researchers, engaged teachers, and synergistic members of their multiple communities. The Sharpe Program offers students a solid foundation for building critical research skills while advancing their community engagement interests. For many faculty members, the combination of research, teaching, and community activity yields funding and publishing success with demonstrable impact on local, domestic, and global community issues.
Benefits of Working with Engaged Scholars Sharpe Community Scholars are an engaged group of students ready for action and learning. Their energy and fresh insights contribute to a very satisfying teaching experience, which often leads to strong working relationships in engaged scholarship that continue beyond the first-year experience.
Community-Engaged Learning Curriculum In Sharpe, faculty teach a four-credit COLL100/150 course in the Fall semester that often serves as the foundation for students into a spring semester Action Research Pathway. Sharpe professors also participate in a yearlong, Living-Learning Community program offering workshops on research, study sessions, and academic opportunities that mentor first-year students into full participation in our university community of scholars from the start.