History of Faculty LED
The CFEI would like to recognize the following faculty leaders who have shared their scholarly work in their field in the area(s) of teaching & learning; research, scholarship, and creative activities; and/or service with the Texas A&M University-Commerce community.
- Dr. Scott Lancaster, Gee Library, Corralling Research Online: Evaluating Online on 4/26/17 resource1 resource2
- Dr. Robynne Lock, Physics & Astronomy, Transforming a Course to Studio Mode: Strategies for Creating a Student-Centered Active Learning Environment on 4/20/17 video project info
- Dr. David Davies, Music, Experiencing Music: The Challenge of Adapting Music Theory Pedagogy to Meet 21st Century Needs on 4/20/17 video
- Sarah Northam, Gee Library, Maximizing the Library Databases on 4/12/17 A-Z Library Databases
- Dr. Tara Tietjen-Smith, IRB & Health and Human Performance, Glenda Denton, ORSP, IRB 101 & Research Compliance Training on 3/28/17 resources
- Sarah Northam, Gee Library, Google Your Scholar on 3/7/17 resources
- Dr. Rebecca Dibbs, Mathematics, Student Mindset Changes in Entry-Level Mathematics Courses on 11/4/16 video project info
- Sarah Northam, Gee Library, Google Your Scholar on 10/5/16 resources
- Dr. Nathan Templeton, Educational Leadership, Creating Community in Online Environments through Integration of the Digital Commentary Grading Project on 9/27/16 Camtasia Jing Screencast-O-Matic project info
- Dr. Monica Tenhunen, Nursing, Strategies for Your Blended or Online Courses on 8/30/16 video handout project info
- Dr. Robin Reid, Literature & Languages, Educating About Plagiarism on 1/27/16 full and brief videos project info
- Dr. Johanna Delgado-Acevedo, Environmental Science, Active Learning on 9/25/2015 video
- Dr. Jason Lee Davis, Engineering & Technology, Facilitating On-line Student Interaction with VoiceThread on 9/25/15 video resources
- Dr. Scott Lancaster, Gee Library, Catching Up with Open Access on 9/25/2015 video
- Dr. William Newton, Physics & Astronomy, Developing Online Master’s Courses for Physics Teachers on 9/25/2015 video project info
- Dr. Steven Prewitt, Health & Human Performance, Using the Personalized System of Instruction to Teach Online Content on 9/24/2015 video
- Dr. Sherri Colby, Curriculum & Instruction, Using Adobe Connect for Community Learning and Assessment on 9/24/2015 video resources
- Dr. Sandy Kimbrough, Health & Human Performance, Dr. Anthony Rosselli, Health & Human Performance, Personalized Authentic Assessment of Learning in Web-based Classes (think WAY outside the box) on 9/24/2015 video
- Dr. Paul Zelhart, Thesis & Dissertation Services, Services and Functions of the Office of Thesis and Dissertation Services on 9/23/2015 video resources
- Dr. Rebecca Dibbs , Mathematics, Changing Students’ Mindsets: Best Practices for Students Transitioning to College on 9/23/2015 video
- Dr. Julia Ballenger, Educational Leadership, Dr. Julia Frink, CFEI, Designing Meaningful Discussions for Research Methods Courses on 9/22/2015 video
- Dr. Laura Isbell, Curriculum & Instruction, Dr. Brittany Hott, Psychology, Counseling, & Special Education, 10 Ways to Engage Students in 20 Minutes on 9/22/2015 video handout
- Dr. Debra Lee, Curriculum & Instruction, Instructional Ninja Moves to Promote Student Engagement on 9/22/2015 video
- Dr. Arthur Borgemenke, Educational Leadership, Online Course Shell for Dissertation Writing on 9/22/2015 video
- Diana Hines and the Writing Center, Literature & Languages, Citing Sources for Publication: APA, MLA, & Turabian Styles on 3/13/2015 video
- Dr. Scott Lancaster, Gee Library, Open Access: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly on 3/13/2015
- Dr. Augustine Arize, Economics & Finance, Dr. Salvatore Attardo, Dean, Dr. Venugopalan Cheriyath, Biological & Environmental Sciences, Dr. Jon Travis, Educational Leadership, Panel Discussion on the Publication Process on 2/25/2015 video
- Dr. Shannon Carter, Literature & Languages, Writers and their Tools: How to Help College Writers Select the Best Technology for the Job on 9/29/2014 video
