The Phoenix Scholar Summer 2018 edition is the third quarterly installment since its inception and the theme coincides with this year’s one millionth University of Phoenix graduate achievement. From its inception of the founders’ revolutionary ideas to offer quality alternative college classes and the new flexibility of the non-traditional classroom are recounted.
Congratulations to Dr. Leslie Miller and Sara Pemble on their successful paper presentation and panel discussion at the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) convention in Chicago, Illinois. The presentation team included I-O psychology, HR, and public relations professionals. Further, two Department Chiefs from the Clearwater (FL) Fire & Rescue participated on the panel.
The Education Research Symposium is a forum for presentation of papers and discourse by scholars who have a particular interest in the theory and practice of universal education.
This recent HBR article suggests that the quality of patient care may improve, while costs may decrease given recent developments in applied learning analytics. A component of this improvement is the fact that technology is enabling the sharing of information between patient and provider. Also, this technology will be adaptive in that it will also enable the dynamic, real-time, discovery of patient trends through augmented analytics. Of course, "wearable technology" already offers similar benefits for other industries.
By Erik Bean, Ed.D.
Associate University Research Chair
The Chicago Campus organized its traditional Faculty Scholarship Day on Saturday, April 28, 2018 and 12 faculty members participated.
Participants included:
· Dr. John Kautenberger
· Dr. Liliana Fargo
· Dr. Lillie Hibbler-Britt
· Dr. Maryse Nazon
· Dr. Omer Pamukcu
· Dr. Sudesh Kannan
· Ed Montoya
· Elmer “Pete” Lewis
· Larry Myers
· Peggy Kozy
· Vivek Singhal
· Yin Kean
CEITR Researchers Dr. Lunthita Duthely, Dr. Sandra Nunn, and Dr.
Dr. Nandy’s primary area of research is in the financial performance of global companies. One of his research was on the evaluation of the financial performance of foreign companies in the form of their American Depository Repositories (ADRs) as listed in U.S. markets. Two conference papers and a journal article has been published on this topic in 2017 and 2018, a research endeavor supported by SAS OSS general research grant. One more article is currently under review in a journal. All these four research outputs are in collaboration and co-authored with Dr.
