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Beckie Supiano

Senior Writer
The Chronicle of Higher Education

Beckie Supiano is a senior writer for The Chronicle of Higher Education, where she covers teaching, learning, and the human interactions that shape them. She is also a co-author of The Chronicle’s free, weekly Teaching newsletter that focuses on what works in and around the classroom.

Supiano joined The Chronicle in 2008 and previously covered college affordability. She has a bachelor’s degree in comparative religion from Miami University, in Ohio, and a master’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University.

Email her at beckie.supiano@chronicle.com.

Stories by This Author

Teaching
Don’t wait until the election happens to make a plan for discussing it in class.
Teaching
New courses on thriving aim to foster both academic and broader success.
'More Inviting, More Inclusive'
By Beckie Supiano September 17, 2024
The author of A Teacher’s Guide to Learning Student Names advises instructors on how best to go about it.
Teaching
Our Teaching Gen Z series aims to help professors unravel a mystery.
Supportive Strategies
By Beckie Supiano August 26, 2024
Many struggle to complete coursework independently. How can professors adjust?
Teaching
A pilot project at the University of Washington offers instructors of large-enrollment courses a package of interventions to show care without much extra work.
Teaching
Bonni Stachowiak, host of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast, reflects on what’s changed in its first 10 years.
Teaching
A teaching-center director shares his plans for supporting professors who want to learn something new — unconnected to their work.
Teaching
Michael Chen loved teaching. Then it all became too much.
‘Torched With Burnout’
By Beckie Supiano June 28, 2024
Michael Chen thought he’d stay at Nazareth University for the rest of his career. But, like other professors in recent years, he found that the job’s demands became too much.