Celebration of Teaching and Learning Symposium

In Spring 2024, I taught an Honors course on moral and ethical philosophy centered around a television show called The Good Place. NBC’s The Good Place (2016-2020) focuse[...]

Research Question/Context Healthcare's complexity highlights the need for robust change management skills among leaders. While master's degrees are standard for many hea[...]

The reputation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a university setting often has negative associations and is not a welcomed guest in the classroom. Faculty meeting discu[...]

Research demonstrates that professions focused on service to people (teaching, nursing, medical professions, social work, psychology, etc.) tend to have higher turnover a[...]

With so many distractions, how do students prioritize tasks, manage their days, and self-regulate their time to achieve successful academic performance? Prioritizing de[...]

Many educators encounter challenges in maintaining student engagement, particularly during a student’s college education, when burnout can become prevalent. Traditional l[...]

Textbooks are expensive, including image-heavy science textbooks and lab manuals like those for intro geology courses. Open Educational Resources (OERs) are known to incr[...]

Peds Palooza is an interactive immersion activity created to fill an identified gap prior to the specialty clinical experience. Nursing students preparing for pediatric [...]

The Evansville African American Museum, in collaboration with ChangeLab – an interdisciplinary credit-bearing academic offering through the University of Evansville’s Cen[...]

Consider the seamless way video games guide players through a world they’ve never seen, teaching them rules, mechanics, and strategies without a word of instruction. What[...]