Faculty Fellows

Carol Hostetter is Professor Emerita from the School of Social Work at Indiana University, having joined the faculty in 2001.  Dr. Hostetter is a past director of the Mack Center for the Advanced Inquiry in Teaching and Learning at Indiana University and was awarded the P.A. Mack Award for Distinguished Service to Teaching.  She has won many other teaching awards, including the top teaching award for all campuses of Indiana University. Dr. Hostetter has been a leader in Indiana University’s Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching (FACET), in fact, FACET named a lifetime distinguished teaching career award after her.  Her SOTL grants, presentations and publications focus on high-impact practices and learning analytics, engaging undergraduates in research, creating community in online classes through social presence, and building capacity for SOTL.

Richard Turner taught English and Philanthropic Studies at IU Indianapolis from 1970 to 2009 and was promoted twice on excellent teaching. He taught at all levels and focused on experiential learning that fostered engagement with texts and reflection on the issues and experiences central to those texts. As a faculty fellow in the Center for Teaching and Learning, Turner has assisted with programs that support instructors in their early careers, enhance efforts to pursue the scholarship of teaching and learning and scholarly teaching, and to help instructors document their teaching. He enjoys very much the conversations about teaching and learning that permeate the activity in the CTL.