Established through the generosity of the Class of 1969 and facilitated by the Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning (CETL), this initiative allows Georgia Tech scholars to investigate a particular teaching and learning topic. During this upcoming academic year, Wang and his fellow scholars will focus on "Engaging Large Classes."

Wang has been an assistant professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering since spring 2012, where he teaches and conducts research in circuit design and microelectronics. Passionate about continuous improvement of his teaching skills, he took part in the CETL Class of 1969 Teaching Fellows Program last year.

"Teaching large classes can be both very challenging and rewarding!" said Wang. "High quality teaching is very critical to foster our future engineers, scientists, and innovators. I am excited to participate in this CETL Teaching Scholar program, share my experiences in teaching, and learn from other Teaching Scholars."