Welcome to the UVM Teacher Connection web portal. As a home for teachers continuing their education and professional development at UVM, the Teacher Connection is the place to learn more about UVM offerings, faculty and special events.
10 Things You Should Know - As an administrator, paraprofessional or teacher taking courses, being a student is not your full-time job. Navigating the system is easier than you think, as long as you know up front the vast resources available to you and how to take advantage of them all. More Info>>
Recommended Courses - As an administrator, paraprofessional or teacher taking courses, being a student is not your full-time job. Navigating the system is easier than you think, as long as you know up front the vast resources available to you and how to take advantage of them all. More Info>>
Contract Courses - As an administrator, paraprofessional or teacher taking courses, being a student is not your full-time job. Navigating the system is easier than you think, as long as you know up front the vast resources available to you and how to take advantage of them all. More Info>>
Programs for Educators - As an administrator, paraprofessional or teacher taking courses, being a student is not your full-time job. Navigating the system is easier than you think, as long as you know up front the vast resources available to you and how to take advantage of them all. More Info>>
Spring Courses – each semester, teachers can take courses through Continuing Education without applying to the University to meet personal and professional goals. More Info>>
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H.W. "Bud" Meyers, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor of Education
Associate Professor Meyers teaches leadership courses for Continuing Education students, on topics including effectively managing change and organizational change. He is also a researcher in the College of Education and Social Services, focusing on projects for evaluation systems, leadership development and issues of equity and social justice. See his bio...