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Lyn Mueller, and Megan Neel were among seven who recently represented Grand Canyon University at Online Learning Consortium in Dallas, Texas at the onsite synchronous sessions April 11-14. The conference comprised two parts an online asynchronous and onsite synchronous component and was well represented with GCU presenters including Marnie Davis, Danielle Henderson, Dulce Ruelas, Helen Hammond, and Jean Mandernach. Mandernach was also presented the MERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resources for Learning and Online Teaching) Rising Star Award for her work on OER in psychology during the conference.

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Denise’s presentation: "Lights, camera, action: Video Guided Debriefing, helping to close the gap of Clinical Judgement”, was well received. Nurse Educator Institute (NEI).


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CIRT would like to congratulation Danielle Henderson and Dulce Ruelas for their recent Presentation at OLC titled: "Using Slack to Mentor Public Health Research Assistants". The session was aimed toward innovative strategies for improving virtual collaboration amongst full-time public health faculty and student research assistants.


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Dr. Marnie Davis from the Colangelo College of Business recently presented in the online presentation format. Her session was entitled: "Administrative Strategies to Foster Civic Engagement: Comparative Study between Campus-based and Online Undergraduate College Students" the at Online Learning Consortium (OLC).


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Remilyn Mueller recently presented at the AFOR International Conference on Education in Hawaii (IICE2022).
Session Title: 'Up Your Game in Research: How Universities and Colleges Can Help Faculty Write and Publish!'


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Dr. Gwen Dickey, COE adjunct faculty, and Dr. Rebekah Dyer, COE Full Professor, presented at the National Council for Exceptional Children conference in Orlando, FL.


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KMRC is being planned as a two-part event. The first part will be a fully in person colloquium held in the Colangelo College of Business at Grand Canyon University Phoenix, AZ on February 23, 2022 from 3-5:30pm and the second portion will be a fully virtual presenter to virtual audience colloquium hosted via Zoom on February 24, 2022 from 3-5:30pm.


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This year marks the 10th Anniversary of the Journal of Instructional Research. We humbly thank you for 10 years of scholarly dialogue concerning innovative teaching, learning and assessment strategies in higher education. It has been our pleasure to be part of the research journey for so many talented scholars. To learn more click here: https://cirt.gcu.edu/jir/call_for_papers


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THINK!: The THINK program is designed specifically for faculty who are interested in researching aspects of teaching and learning and would like to further develop their ideas.
•THINK is an 8-week series of modules designed to assist faculty in developing SoTL projects.
•A deliverable is completed within each module of the 8 week series that receives expert feedback and directly contributes to the development of a SoTL research study.
•Think sessions start monthly, meet once a week for one hour.
•To inquire for the next start date click here.


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Award winners for the Teaching Showcase were nominated and selected as a function of their proven success and innovation in the classroom in relation to excellence in teaching. Teaching excellence is viewed broadly across a wide range of relevant domains.



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