Welcome!
The Office of Academic Innovation is dedicated to enhancing student learning through
evidence-based approaches in the humanities and social sciences. We foster exploration
and active participation in cutting-edge educational methods, curriculum design, student
support tools, and educational research. Through these efforts, we aim to create innovative
practices and educational opportunities that will shape the future of learning.
mail: OAI@kennesaw.edu
Location: Social Sciences Building 5086
Accessibility Assistance
If you would like assistance with converting or checking the accessibility of teaching materials, you can work with our student assistants based on their fall schedule. You can submit a single item for review via this link.
Call for Radow College Faculty Financial Education Innovators
This call seeks faculty interested in “investing” financial education concepts into
their course content in an innovative way. Participating faculty will integrate badges
from the Merlin Wealth Management Financial Literacy Badge Collection into their course
as a springboard for an innovative approach to content, theory, or activities.
Click HERE to read the full Call for Proposals
Click HERE for an overview of the Financial Education Micro-credentials
Click HERE for Micro-credential information for Faculty
Click the button below to Apply.
OAI In the News
Office of Academic Innovation Caps Academic Year with Highly Successful Student Success Summit
KENNESAW, Ga. (May 28, 2024) — The Office of Academic Innovation (OAI), housed in
the Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences, ended the 2024 Academic
Year with its first ever Student Success Summit. The event was designed to create
a forum where faculty could gather in a collaborative and celebratory setting to share
their most effective practices for engaging students and facilitating their academic
success.
Click here to read the full article
Click here to be taken to the 2024 Student Success Summit website
Multimodal Mondays
Read our Office of Academic Innovation Fellow Jeff Greene discuss Questioning AI – Where Are We Now? and Practicing AI: Developing a Critical Eye as part of the MacMillian Learning Multimodal Mondays series.