ETE Professional Development Pathway
Welcome to USU’s Professional Development Pathways program, an initiative designed to empower teaching excellence.
Whether you're new to academia or an experienced instructor, the Pathways program connects you to essential resources to enhance your teaching.
The ETE team is here to support you throughout your pedagogical journey.
How Pathways Works
The Pathways program promotes continued professional development through recognizing your attendance at teaching-related workshops, conferences, seminars, and individualized consultations.
After participating in professional development activities, you can submit reflections, pedagogical items, and even peer-reviewed publications to earn digital badges.
These badges track your progress in a three-tier framework that supports your growth as an instructor, and they lead to teaching certificates and micro-credentials that you can include on your CV and in a tenure and promotion dossier.
The Pathway's Three-Tiered Framework
What You Can Earn
Certificates
Graduate Students
Faculty, Instructors, and Graduate Students
Faculty, Instructors, and Graduate Students
Micro-Credentials
Getting Started
There are only two steps to start the Pathways program:
Important Dates
Enroll in Pathways
Submission for Certificates and Micro-Credentials
Certificates and Micro-Credentials Awarded
Professors Are Talking
Harrison Kleiner
Associate Professor and Associate Vice Provost
Communication Studies and Philosophy, Logan Campus
Jen Evers
Clinical Associate Professor
Department of Social Work, Moab Campus
John Ferguson
Senior Lecturer
Department of Management, Logan Campus
Julia Gossard
Associate Dean for Faculty Success and Professor
Department of History, Logan Campus
Sarah Tulane
Clinical Associate Professor and Online Coordinator
Human Development and Family Studies, Logan Campus
J.C. Sheen
Assistant Professor
Department of Social Work, Logan Campus