The John S. Kendall Center for Engaged Learning supports faculty in achieving their potential as teachers and scholars. Responsive to the professional needs and interests of each faculty member, the Kendall Center includes support for teaching initiatives and faculty research, scholarship, and creativity, and provides on-campus opportunities for focused conversation on pedagogy, assessment of student learning, and collaboration among colleagues. Through its support of such opportunities, the Kendall Center fosters the pursuit of teaching and scholarly excellence throughout all stages of each faculty member's career and for all Gustavus students.
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Rebecca Hiatt McConnaughey, received her Bachelor of Music · degree, cum laude, from Salem College, her Master of Music from the University · of Colorado, and her Doctor of Musical Arts from Boston University. Her · teachers have included John Paton, Mac…