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Welcome to Detroit Market Community of Scholars Research Hub—a place to learn, to interact, and to be inspired.

Contacts

Contacts:

Bonnie Ellis, Director of Academic Affairs

Domonique White, Faculty Scholarship Ambassador

Jan Cardwell, Vice-President/Campus Director

Jan Leon Woznick, Detroit Community of Scholars Liaison

Understanding the University of Phoenix Research Approval Process

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At the June 30th Detroit Community of Scholars meeting in Southfield, Michigan, members received support and resources to help them advance their research projects.

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General Faculty Meeting, Spring 2017

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The Spring 2017 General Faculty Meeting (GFM) was held on April 8, 2017.

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Knowledge Without Boundaries Research Academy

The Detroit Market hosted Knowledge Without Boundaries Research Academy in Southfield, MI on February 3-4, 2017. Campus Vice President/Director Dr. Jan Cardwell challenged Detroit Community of Scholars to move their research or scholarship projects to the next step.

The academy began Friday evening with a panel of local experts in business and in healthcare:

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Recent Blogs

Get Your Feet Wet with the Case Study

Posted on July 27, 2017 12:20 pm MST, by Domonique White

Allow yourself to be inspired by a common student resource: the case study.

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How Do You Know You Have a Research-Worthy Problem?

Posted on June 27, 2017 4:29 pm MST, by Domonique White

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Ellis and Levy define research-worthiness, describe its characteristics, provide examples, and describe what is not a research-worthy problem.

We Rise for Scholarship: Detroit Market Community of Scholars Research Presentations, Part II

Posted on May 26, 2017 9:23 pm MST, by Domonique White

Presenters demonstrated scholarly leadership as they discussed the highlights of their problem-based research projects centered on challenges in industry and in education.

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Recent Research Projects

The Impact of Nutrition Education on Dietary Habits & Health Status -- Sharon P. Matthews

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Denied Access: Fathers are Parents, Too! -- Cassandra Farley and Darrett Pullins

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This project aids society in addressing the effect of African American fathers' parenting practices on their adolescent sons.

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The Effect of Faculty-Led Actions on the Quality and Quantity of Online Student Assessments -- Robert Sparks and Hildegarde Selig

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This project will explore the poor quality and quantity of the Student End of Course Survey Results. It will try to determine if online student assessments can be reliable, accurate and valid indicators of instructor performance and quality of their class instruction.

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