I recently attended the annual 2-day conference of the National Association of Schools of Theatre in Baltimore. This conference consists of presentations and roundtables. The keynote address spoke to resiliency […]
Better work, better world
Inclusion, belonging, and wellbeing as the focus of Industrial-Organizational Psychology This year, I was participating in Society for Industrial-Organizational Psychology (SIOP) conference presenting as SIOP’s 2022 Ensuring Inclusive Environments and […]
Notes from the Journal of a Reluctant Remote Instructor
When the pandemic “officially” hit in March 2020, the administration worked quickly in an attempt to negotiate how best to navigate the last six weeks of the semester. Faculty received […]
The Dreaded Online Weekly Discussion Boards: Respond and Reply to Three Peers
Not Another Online Weekly Dreaded: Respond to a Question and Reply to Three Peers… Well, at least that was my feeling towards the weekly required online discussion boards when I […]
Ode to HyFlex: Self-Confessions from an Education Tech Nerd
Dear HyFlex: I thought I knew everything there was to know about education technology until I entered the world of HyFlex. As someone who gets excited and eager to use […]
A Crucial Move at a Pivotal Time
As has been discussed at our University and many other places besides, higher education is facing a critical juncture. Much of what will become of a given institution of higher […]
Society for Pentecostal Studies 2021
As was the case for many professional conferences in the past year, the Society for Pentecostal Studies met online for its annual event. A few participants did make the trip […]
18th Annual International Society of Sports Nutrition Conference
The trip to St. Petersburg, Florida for the 18th Annual International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN), was one that I will remember for the years to come. As a new […]
Implicit bias in research and allyship: Scientists are not immune
As organizational science increasingly explores diversity topics, some growing pains and misunderstandings are inevitable. Working and conducting research with any group in which one does not have a membership requires […]
Online Community Building with Sandie Morgan
On April 1st, 2021, a group of faculty joined Sandie Morgan in a Zoom session devoted to exploring ways to engage students during online synchronous sessions! We were able to […]