BTL

	A path to professorship After a stint in the President’s Postdoctoral Fellows Program, A. Kelly Lane joins CBS faculty ranks with inclusion in mind.
	CBS people: Andy Fillmore From the classroom to campus, Nature of Life Program Assistant Andy Fillmore is dedicated to teaching.
	An eye on outcomes Biology Teaching and Learning instructors pilot a new approach to supporting student success.
	Being the change Faculty and staff in the BTL are rethinking how they do their work to make it more equitable and inclusive.
	Teaching genetics with an anti-racist lens A. Kelly Lane and colleagues work to evaluate whether tweaking genetic units can dispel myths that are the basis of racist beliefs.
	A conference and society’s anti-racist journey Abdi Warfa and Beverly Smith-Keiling are active members of the Society for the Advancement in Biology Education Research and participate in discussions about how to ensure that the society and its meetings are inclusive.
	Teaching Biology in a Classroom-less Class Charlie Willis and Center for Online Biology Education collaborators aim to use experience in online education to push courses and web-based teaching forward. Charlie Willis (left) and David.
	Murray Jensen and colleagues aim to create mixed-reality STEM education tool BTL faculty member and partners receive award to develop tools to encourage students to study health sciences. Technology and engineering constantly generate new tools for teachers to enhance.
	Sehoya Cotner, Lorelei Patrick featured in world's northern-most newspaper This summer, BTL associate professor Sehoya Cotner and postdoctoral associate Lorelei Patrick were part of a group of ecologists involved in a science communication project on climate change. During.
	EDU-STEM Network Launches Participants from higher education institutions across the country recently met at the U of M to discuss future directions for research. Sehoya Cotner and Cissy Ballen Late last month, researchers.