Budig Lectures in the School of Education and Human Sciences
Inclusion through Innovation: Teacher Preparation for Classrooms of Today and Tomorrow
Preparing current and future educators to meet the needs of ALL learners is complex. The pandemic has led to further challenges and yet, it has also required teacher preparation efforts to think outside the box. This interactive presentation will consider ways innovations have and continue to alter what teacher education can and should be doing to further support the development of professionals that can meet the needs of a variety of learners and in so doing, further foster inclusion for all students in today’s inclusionary classrooms. Together, we will explore the impact innovations are and continue to have on teacher preparation for classrooms of today and tomorrow.
2021-2022 Gene A. Budig Teaching Professorship in Special Education
by Dr. Sean Smith
The History of the Awards
All three of the Budig professorship awards recognize outstanding faculty teaching and the recipients of the awards are asked to deliver a formal lecture. View the online event calendar for upcoming lecture dates.
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Budig Teaching Professorship in Education: Awarded annually
Budig Teaching Professorship in Special Education: Awarded annually
Budig Teaching Professorship of Writing: Awarded alternating years
Budig Lecture Archives
GenX to GenZ: Reflections of a Teacher Educator
Meaning-based practice: Steps toward a unified framework of teaching.
Inclusion: An Odyssey
From Teaching to Learning: Shifting Roles and Identities
Elizabeth B. Kozleski