ACUE

At UA-PTC, more than 153 faculty members have improved their teaching practices and have become certified through the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE). This rigorous, evidence based, 25-week course engages instructors with independently validated research to improve student achievement and close equity gaps. ACUE is the only nationally-recognized higher education teaching credential endorsed by the American Council on Education.

ACUE Focus

ACUE Focus is a question and answer series with different ACUE certified faculty members about their experiences with ACUE.

• Deena Martin
• David Stafford
• Dr. Angela Kremers
• Julia Ramey
• Amber Lewis
• Kelley Cowley
• KiKi Heintz
• Kate Evans
• Monsurat Salami
• Shannon Wilcox
• Jason Hancock
• Helen Peters
• Traci Johnston
• Leslie O’Malley
• Katie Carr
• Lana Riding
• Dr. Aiwei Borengasser
• Dr. Richard Moss
• Dr. Vondra Armstrong
• DeAnn Smith
• JoNece Fields
• Dr. Madhushaw Reniguntala

2022 UA - Pulaski Tech graduate Raquelle Roulette describes how her speech communications professor, Kirsten Heintz, expanded her horizons by sharing campus resources, which led her down a path of exciting events, new connections, and life-changing opportunities.

ACUE News

12/11/2023 - 14 UA-PTC faculty earn ACUE credentials for micro course

6/26/2023 - UA-PTC receives Movement Makers award from ACUE

6/12/2023 - UA-PTC among Movement Makers honored by ACUE

10/26/2022 - New Meta-Analysis Demonstrates “The ACUE Effect:” Quality Teaching Drives Significant and Positive Student Outcomes

8/23/2022 - Faculty Receive National Credential in Teaching Excellence

6/20/2022 - Study shows UA-PTC achieves stronger, more equitable student achievement through ACUE teaching methods

6/16/2022 - Stronger, More Equitable Achievement at UA – Pulaski Tech through Quality Teaching

11/29/2021 - UA-PTC faculty excel with ACUE certification