CPE Videos and Webinars 

View digital resources from CPE focused on teaching strategies that help integrate the 10 Essential Skills. 

Interviews

Curriculum Mapping
This interview between Dr. Janna Vice, CPE Senior Fellow and Eastern Kentucky University Provost Emerita and Allen Gutierrez, Accreditation Specialist, University of Louisville, explores why mapping the curriculum is an important tool in ensuring students receive high quality and appropriately scaffolded curricular content.

Presentations

Career Readiness and the Quality Imperative (Complete the Path)
This presentation from Dr. Angela Christie, Faculty Director, Georgia State University discusses how institutions can seamlessly integrate career readiness into their academic programs, ensuring students graduate with both academic knowledge and the practical skills needed for the workforce. The session explores how institutions can increase workforce outcomes by focusing on essential skills competencies, cross-sector collaborations, and communication outreach initiatives.

Enable All Students to Effectively Partner with Faculty: Metacognitive Equity is the Key!
This presentation Dr. Saundra McGuire, Professor Emerita of Chemistry and Director Emerita of the Center for Academic Success, Louisiana State University, presents strategies for fostering metacognitive equity, particularly among students struggling academically, who may be frustrated because they do not understand what is required to excel in courses. The video provides strategies to enable all students to gain insight into the learning process. (Interactive reflection activities allows viewers to experience strategies that can transform students’ understanding of the requirements for academic success.)

Webinars 

TILT 101: Transparent Approaches for the Graduate Profile
This webinar focuses on the Transparency in Learning and Teaching approach that makes learning expectations clearer to students. When students understand the purpose, tasks, and criteria for evaluation, learning can be positively impacted. This approach is especially useful in teaching the 10 Essential Skills of the Kentucky Graduate Profile. For more resources, visit the Graduate Profile Resource Center.