The Spring 2019 Phoenix Scholar is the 6th quarterly offering since its 2017 inception. In this special edition, members of the Research Hub community, University of Phoenix stakeholders, staff, faculty, and doctoral chairs present a close look at the purpose and value of qualitative research. Join Ryan Rominger, Ph.D.
The Spring 2019 Phoenix Scholar is the 6th quarterly offering since its 2017 inc
As conducted in the past, the Fall 2019 (August) Dissertation to Publication workshop will be hosted by the Chair of the Center for Educational and
By Erik Bean, Ed.D.
Associate University Research Chair
Center for Leadership Studies and Educational Research
This area is designed as a space to anchor various content related to the 2019 KWB Research Summit. It provides an opportunity to share information and offer a forum where participants and attendees can share updates, stories, and questions. You are encouraged to help promote and build excitement about the symposium by engaging with each other in the comment section below.
To view a video of the highlights, please click here.
Phoenix Scholar was created to acknowledge the commitment of University of Phoenix faculty, students, and alumni to leading research through evidence-based practice by communicating the results and outcomes of those research projects, and their relationship to learning and scholarship.Visit this section of the Research Hub quarterly for the latest portable PDF edition of a compilation of the most intriguing research, publication, and presentation accomplishments of the University of Ph
By Erik Bean, Ed.D.
Associate University Research Chair
Center for Leadership Studies and Educational Research
The Summit offers several ways to compete for prizes while strengthening your scholarship skills by actively engaging in presentations, workshops, plenaries, and perusing through the University of Phoenix Research Hub. This year, two contests and three categories of visibility awards have been developed.
Ready, set, go! Take part in a conference contest to sharpen your Research Hub skills or interact in a new way with a presentation. Here are the two contest opportunities:
