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In the College of the Environment, instructors include faculty, teaching assistants and staff directly associated with the teaching/learning experience.
The following resources are intended to help instructors in support of course planning and response to COVID-19. None of the following information should be construed to contradict University policy or guidance.
Last updated 4/13/20
Online Teaching
Resources
- Online teaching resources Canvas page
- Internship, Capstone and Independent Research Programs Resources Page
- Learning technologies workshops
Free workshops offered by IT Connect in teaching tools such as Canvas and Lecture Capture. - Evidence-based Teaching Program
Offers online pedagogy groups led by peer coaches four times per quarter. - Addressing access challenges for people with disabilities
Guidance and resources from UW’s DO-IT program for providing instruction in a distance learning format.
Online and remote advising
- UW Adviser Education Program’s Online Advising website
- Remote advising (disseminated March 9, 2020)
- Hardship withdrawal petition process – For students who need to submit petitions for hardship withdrawal due to COVID-19 impacts.
Self-care and wellness
The College has compiled a list of self-care and wellness resources for instructors, staff, faculty and students.
College of the Environment online teaching team
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- David Catling
UW Department of Earth and Space Sciences, dcatling@uw.edu - Jose Guzman
UW School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, jmguzman@uw.edu - Monika Moskal
UW School of Environmental and Forest Sciences, lmmoskal@uw.edu - Kerry Naish
UW Marine Biology and UW School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, knaish@uw.edu - Mikelle Nuwer
UW School of Oceanography, mrasmuss@uw.edu - Kristi Straus
UW Program on the Environment, kmstraus@uw.edu - Emily Tansey, Super TA
UW Department of Atmospheric Sciences, etansey@uw.edu
- David Catling
