Hutchinson Community College instructor retires after 24 years
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — A longtime Hutchinson Community College instructor is retiring after 24 years of service as an academic advisor and general education teacher.
Teri Eckhoff, who has served as both an Academic Advisor and General Education Instructor, concluded her career at the college this month. She taught courses including Introduction to Education, Education Practicum, and Technical Writing while also working as a Humanities Integration Specialist.
Student Recognition
Students praised Eckhoff's teaching approach throughout her tenure at the college. One student noted her assignments were "fun, creative, and genuinely meaningful," while another said she "makes learning fun and shows what it takes to be a great instructor."
The college recognized Eckhoff as part of its "Inspiring Instructor" series, which highlights faculty members who have made significant impacts on students and the institution.
Teaching Philosophy
Eckhoff was known for her engaging teaching style and commitment to student success. Her approach emphasized making learning accessible and meaningful for students across different academic programs.
The college described her dedication, compassion, and commitment to student success as hallmarks of her teaching career.
Institutional Impact
Hutchinson Community College, located at 1300 N. Plum St., serves students in Hutchinson and surrounding areas. The two-year institution offers various academic and technical programs.
Eckhoff's retirement marks the end of nearly a quarter-century of service to the college and its students. The college continues to recognize inspiring educators through its ongoing faculty spotlight series.
The college has not announced who will replace Eckhoff in her teaching and advising roles.
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