Resource:How to score class credit for your UIF work

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Introduction

Tanner Wheadon, a University Innovation Fellow at Utah Valley University, created a course where University Innovation Fellows on his campus could receive three credit hours for their work. The course is optional to fellows at UVU and is considered an undergraduate research course. 

Need and Goal

To assess the need for this course, Tanner analyzed the process of becoming a University Innovation Fellow and the work completed during that time. Further, he looked at the execution phase of the project the student identified during training and how the project was carried out. In looking at these aspects of being a University Innovation Fellow, Tanner recognized that not only could creating a course provide the student with credit, but it could motivate the student to produce their best work and provide them with more structure once they are launched as a fellow. 

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