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Professor Gary Scudder is a faculty member in the Core Division at Champlain College, where he has taught for over 20 years. His work focuses on interdisciplinary education, with particular emphasis on global perspectives and cross-cultural understanding.
His educational background includes a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Cincinnati, a Master of Arts also from the University of Cincinnati, and a Bachelor of Arts from Franklin College.
- Doctor of Philosophy, University of Cincinnati
- Master of Arts, University of Cincinnati
- Bachelor of Arts, Franklin College
Professor Scudder's research interests span multiple disciplines, with a focus on Islamic Studies and World Literature. His expertise in the Islamic world has led him to develop and lead numerous international educational programs. He has a particular interest in the history of evil, which he has taught in dedicated courses, and in epic literature across cultures. His work in international education has taken him to numerous countries including Jordan, India, Zanzibar, Sri Lanka, Spain, and Portugal, where he has led student groups and developed curriculum.
Professor Scudder has received numerous awards for his teaching and contributions to international education. His most notable recognition includes being named Vermont Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching in 2010.
- Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Vermont Professor of the Year, 2010
- Community Contribution Award, National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education (NITLE), 2010
- Andrew Heiskell Award for Innovation in International Education for Internationalizing the Curriculum, 2008-2009
- Edward Phelps Lyman Professorship, Champlain College, 2007-2008
- Teaching About Islam and Middle Eastern Culture Seminar, CIC Grant, Amman Jordan, January 2005
- Georgia Board of Regents Distinguished Professor for Teaching and Learning, 1999-2000
- Outstanding Award for Teaching, Georgia Perimeter College, 1997-1998
- Most Appreciated Faculty Member Award, Georgia Perimeter College, 1993-1994
Professor Scudder has been instrumental in developing Champlain's Global Modules program, which has received significant recognition. He has advised numerous students through international experiences and has been active in faculty development initiatives focused on internationalizing the curriculum. His work has involved securing grants for international education programs, including a CIC Grant for a Teaching About Islam and Middle Eastern Culture Seminar in Amman, Jordan.
Through the Core Division at Champlain College, Professor Scudder has contributed to the development of general education curriculum that emphasizes global perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches to learning. His work has helped shape the educational experience for countless students at Champlain College.
