Deadline Extended to Submit Video for Virtual HIP Escape Room and High Impact Practice Library

Picture taken at the 2018 HIP Event in the Arkansas Union.
University of Arkansas

Picture taken at the 2018 HIP Event in the Arkansas Union.

Deadline extended to July 2, 2021, for faculty, staff and students who are engaged in high-impact educational practices, or HIPs, to submit videos. Video descriptions of high-impact practices will be included in the U of A virtual HIP Escape Room and U of A HIP library. 

The videos do not need to be extravagant. Here are two example videos from Dr. Lynn Meade addressing DEI assignments: one features a PowerPoint presentation and the other is recorded on a smart phone.

Promote how your work advances student engagement, learning and/or equity. These videos will be showcased on HIPs at U of A website.   

According to the AAC&U, the 11 high-impact practices are First-Year Seminars, Common Intellectual Experiences, Learning Communities, Writing-Intensive Courses, Collaborative Assignments and Projects, Undergraduate Research, Diversity/Global Learning, ePortfolios, Service learning/Community-Based Learning, Internships and Capstone Courses and Projects. Wellness Programs are also high-impact practices for U of A students and will be included in the project.   

Video submission guidelines: 

  • All faculty, staff, graduate and undergraduate students are invited to submit videos.
  • Create a video (3-10 minutes) showcasing a HIP, wellness and/or DEI initiative. 
  • Be sure to introduce yourself and your department and/or office. 
  • Complete the form
  • Submission deadline extended to July 2, 2021.  

This event is sponsored by the ARSC Student Success Team; Center for Multicultural and Diversity Education; Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; Student Success Center; Teaching Faculty and Support Center; Teaching Innovation and Pedagogical Support; and many others.

The Virtual HIP Escape Room will be available to the campus community July 26.  Face-to-Face HIP discussions are scheduled for the morning of July 30, 2021, in the Arkansas Union Ballroom. Sign-up for the July event will be released soon.

Contacts

Deborah Korth, teaching professor and director of student success
College of Arts and Sciences
479-575-7661, dkorth@uark.edu

Andra Parrish Liwag, director of communications
Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences
479-575-4393, liwag@uark.edu

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