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Episode 160- Intentional Innovation with Drew Koch

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Podcast episode featuring Greg Heileman, Vice Provost at the University of Arizona, discussing Office Hours with John Gardner.
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Episode 153- Understanding Curricular Complexity with Greg Heileman

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Drew Koch presenting "Transforming the Gateway Course Experience: A Call to Action for Higher Education" for Gardner Institute, January 27, 2025, 4:00 PM ET.
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New book by Drew Koch “Transforming the Gateway Course Experience”

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Office Hours with John Gardner podcast featuring Denise Bartell and John Gardner, Gardner Institute.
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Episode 108- Learning as a Community with Denise Bartell

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Gardner Institute podcast featuring John Gardner and Drew Koch, available February 13.
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Exploring Gateway Course Transformation

The Gardner Institute recognizes the critical role of gateway courses in shaping student success and retention within higher education. This section highlights resources and discussions focused on transforming these foundational learning experiences to better serve diverse student populations and prepare them for future academic and professional endeavors.

Key initiatives and publications within this area explore strategies for intentional innovation, curricular redesign, and fostering community learning. These efforts aim to make gateway courses more engaging, effective, and equitable, ultimately contributing to improved student outcomes and a more robust higher education system.