Florida State University (FSU) recently held its third annual Provost’s Showcase of Scholarly Teaching, where faculty members presented innovative teaching methods aimed at enhancing student engagement and learning outcomes. The event, organized by the Center for the Advancement of Teaching (CAT) in collaboration with FSU Libraries, featured 31 poster presentations and 18 roundtable discussions focused on student success. FSU Provost Jim Clark expressed appreciation for the dedication of faculty in crafting high-quality educational experiences. Notable innovations included gamifying persuasion through Dungeons & Dragons, utilizing virtual reality in social work education, and exploring the integration of artificial intelligence in introductory programming and STEM courses. The showcase provided a platform for faculty to exchange ideas and receive peer feedback, fostering a collaborative environment for continuous improvement in teaching practices. Leslie Richardson, director of the CAT, highlighted the importance of faculty applying research to create effective learning experiences rather than relying solely on traditional methods. Faculty interested in participating in next year's showcase are encouraged to reach out for guidance on the application process.