Dr. Raquel Farmer-Hinton, a faculty member in UWM’s School of Education, has been appointed to the Universities of Wisconsin Office of Professional and Instructional Development (OPID) Advisory Council for a two-year term from January 2025 to September 2027. Recommended by the UWM Provost, Dr. Farmer-Hinton will join educators from across the UW System to support faculty and instructional development initiatives that enhance teaching and learning statewide.
With a background in urban education, educational policy, and student success, Dr. Farmer-Hinton brings a wealth of experience in advancing equity-focused teaching and mentoring practices. Her research focuses on college access and the ways practitioners reimagine needed support systems for students, making her a valuable addition to OPID’s efforts to promote high-impact teaching strategies.
In this role, she will contribute to the Spring Conference on Teaching & Learning, Faculty College, and the Wisconsin Teaching Fellows & Scholars program, as well as engage in discussions to strengthen professional development opportunities for faculty across Wisconsin’s 13 universities. As a leader in education, Dr. Farmer-Hinton’s expertise will help shape innovative teaching practices and foster mentorship among educators.
Learn more about OPID: wisconsin.edu/opid
More about Dr. Farmer-Hinton: UWM Profile | LinkedIn