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Conversations with the Vice Provost & Distinguished Professor Duncan Pritchard and Anteater Virtues.

In higher education, fostering intellectual virtues such as curiosity, integrity, intellectual humility, and intellectual tenacity is crucial for academic success and personal growth. Faculty should model these virtues in their teaching practices, and students can develop them through training programs. Intellectual character goes beyond traditional notions of academic integrity and involves nuanced understanding of intellectual virtues and antivirtues. Interdisciplinary and historical perspectives are valuable in understanding these concepts, and explicit teaching of virtues such as critical thinking and open-mindedness can be incorporated into R1 curricula. By prioritizing intellectual virtues, higher education institutions can foster a culture of intellectual rigor and excellence. Speakers: Michael Dennin, Ph.D. Professor of Physics and Astronomy Vice Provost of Teaching and Learning and Dean, Division of Undergraduate Education Duncan Pritchard, Ph.D. Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Philosophy School of Humanities For more information, please visit: https://anteatervirtues