Tuesday's Teaching Tips-Evaluation and Feedback: A Spaced Education Strategy for Faculty Development.

Introduction: The AGGME requires faculty to participate annually in faculty development sessions. Barriers to this requirement include faculty having a lack of time and not perceiving benefits to participating. Effective evaluation and feedback are integral to resident training.

Planning and Presenting Workshops That Work: A Faculty Development Workshop.

Introduction: Workshops are commonly used in higher education, although faculty often have little or no training in how to develop and deliver this type of teaching methodology. This publication can be used to deliver a 1-hour active learning session to faculty utilizing experiential learning as a framework.

Methods: An hour-long workshop on developing and implementing effective workshops was given to five cohorts of participants in the Academic Pediatric Association's Educational Scholars Program (ESP) between 2010 and 2018, following a 2008 pilot.

Academic General Pediatrics Hiring Practices and Completion of Academic General Pediatrics Fellowships.

Objective: Academic General Pediatrics (AGP) is a pediatric subspecialty with substantial faculty contributions in clinical care, research, education, and advocacy. However, AGP fellowship recruitment challenges exist. We aimed to describe AGP hiring practices from 2014 to 2019 and the role of fellowship training in hiring decisions.

How Full Is Your Tank? A Qualitative Exploration of Faculty Volunteerism in a National Professional Development Program.

Objective: Professional development programs (PDPs) within academic professional organizations rely on faculty volunteers, but little is known about the volunteering process and experience. Our aim was to gain insights into the initial decision to volunteer, the experience of volunteering and the decision to re-volunteer or not (ie, remain or leave as a volunteer). The study setting was a PDP of the Academic Pediatric Association, the Educational Scholars Program.