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Renee Acosta

Active Alumni
Pharmacy
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College of Pharmacy
Initiative Focus
Curriculum (Re)design

Renee’ Acosta is a Clinical Professor in the Pharmacy Practice Division and Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. Renee teaches extensively in the professional PharmD Program. Her primary instruction includes Nonprescription Pharmacotherapeutics and Self-Care I and II, and a UGS courses titled Self-Care and OTC Products. Her PTF project focused on the use of standardized patients in Objective Structured Clinical Exams(OSCEs).

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Ashley Castleberry

Active Alumni
Pharmacy
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College of Pharmacy
Initiative Focus
Curriculum (Re)design
Graduate Student Education

As an Assistant Dean of Curriculum and Assessment in the Division of Pharmacy Practice, Dr. Castleberry oversees testing, OSCEs, accreditation, and curricular innovations for the College of Pharmacy. She is passionate about assessment, the scholarship of teaching and learning, and faculty development.

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Zhengrong Cui

Active Alumni
Pharmacy
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College of Pharmacy
Initiative Focus
Active Learning

View Rong's profile on his department's site >

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Diane McDaniel Rhodes

Active Alumni
Social Work
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Steve Hicks School of Social Work

Dr. Rhodes teaches undergraduate courses in social justice and community practice. Her teaching passions focus on creating engagement and belonging through pedagogy and practice. A graduate of the Stanford Teaching and Learning Studio and the Academy of College and University Educators, she continually seeks new knowledge about teaching and works to provide knowledge gained to colleagues through writing and mentoring. "I probably learn the most about teaching from my students, who are some of the most generous and smartest folx I know."

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Sarah Sloan

Active Alumni
Social Work
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Steve Hicks School of Social Work

Sarah Sloan is an Clinical Professor for Health Affairs and Clinical Associate Professor in the Steve Hicks School of Social Work. Her practice interests include social justice, mental health, and working with LGBTQIA+ communities. She worked with students at the UT Counseling and Mental Health Center from 2003-2012. Her project is about understanding Critical Race Theory and how it can be added as an additional theory in the curriculum to help social work faculty and students explore inequitable systems that marginalize people.

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Veronica Young

Active Alumni
Pharmacy
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College of Pharmacy
Initiative Focus
Curriculum (Re)design
Graduate Student Education