ACUE, the Association of College and University Educators, was founded in 2014 "to ensure student success through quality instruction." In collaboration with the American Council on Education (ACE), the main coordinating entity for colleges and universities in the United States, ACUE partners with institutions to certify faculty "in the evidence-based teaching practices that drive student success."

Headquartered in New York, New York, ACUE has offered a variety of remote work arrangements in the past, including partially remote jobs with location and travel requirements and optional remote jobs open to applicants nationwide. Furthermore, these remote jobs have included both full-time and part-time opportunities in fields like education & training and software development, and some roles also feature flexible schedules. As an employer, ACUE is proud to maintain a mission-driven organization and looks for organized, detail-oriented applicants who are "passionate about excellence in college education."

The American Council on Education represents over 1,700 leaders in higher education, and the Association of College and University Educators prepares, credentials, and supports faculty as they use evidence-based teaching methods to promote student engagement, deeper levels of learning, the determination to graduate, and career readiness. ACUE believes all faculty members deserve the preparation and support to teach well, and thus, provide every student with an excellent education. For faculty who satisfy the requirements of its courses, the organization bestows certificates in effective college instruction, which are endorsed by ACE. Moreover, ACUE offers a community for professionals to support one another, to access the most up-to-date research, and to participate in and advance the conversation surrounding evidence-based teaching in the United States.

ACUE, the Association of College and University Educators, was founded in 2014 "to ensure student success through quality instruction." In collaboration with the American Council on Education (ACE), the main coordinating entity for colleges and universities in the United States, ACUE partners with institutions to certify faculty "in the evidence-based teaching practices that drive student success."

Headquartered in New York, New York, ACUE has offered a variety of remote work arrangements in the past, including partially remote jobs with location and travel requirements and optional remote jobs open to applicants nationwide. Furthermore, these remote jobs have included both full-time and part-time opportunities in fields like education & training and software development, and some roles also feature flexible schedules. As an employer, ACUE is proud to maintain a mission-driven organization and looks for organized, detail-oriented applicants who are "passionate about excellence in college education."

The American Council on Education represents over 1,700 leaders in higher education, and the Association of College and University Educators prepares, credentials, and supports faculty as they use evidence-based teaching methods to promote student engagement, deeper levels of learning, the determination to graduate, and career readiness. ACUE believes all faculty members deserve the preparation and support to teach well, and thus, provide every student with an excellent education. For faculty who satisfy the requirements of its courses, the organization bestows certificates in effective college instruction, which are endorsed by ACE. Moreover, ACUE offers a community for professionals to support one another, to access the most up-to-date research, and to participate in and advance the conversation surrounding evidence-based teaching in the United States.