Education + teaching

	All in good cheer The annual Golden Pipettes ceremony recognized 10 CBS faculty and staff members for their contributions to student life.
	All together now For Eric Seabloom, science is a team activity with players hailing from around the world.
	Think fast! With only a few hours to complete their task, students put their creativity and critical thinking skills to the test developing biology-based solutions during the CBS Case Study Competition.
	An eye toward inclusion CBS hosts Inclusive Excellence Symposium to promote inclusive teaching and DEI efforts in the college.
	A fresh look at how we teach sex and gender New textbook updates the narrative around sex and gender to improve scientific accuracy and awareness of biological diversity for students.
	Wick recognized for STEM education innovation Longtime faculty member receives national award for her work developing a mentor network to promote evidence-based teaching.
	Building communication into the curriculum CBS enhances its Writing Enriched Curriculum with the aim to expand communication education across the college.
	Bringing the outside in Two Twin Cities area teachers gain critical experience at Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve through the Research Experience for Teachers program.
	An eye on outcomes Biology Teaching and Learning instructors pilot a new approach to supporting student success.
	Gathering for a Purpose The first annual CBS Case Study allowed teams of students to work collaboratively to tackle health and environmental issues. Saturday mornings on a college campus are typically quiet. On a Saturday in.