Dr. Leah P. Hollis, part-time SAS faculty, CEITR member, and president of Patricia Berkly LLC was the keynote speaker of Cornell University's 15th Annual Diversity Update Conference in Ithaca, New York. As Cornell University remains committed to diversity and access, Dr. Hollis' speech gave insight on how leadership is the central variable in creating and maintaining a healthy workplace.
An article by Dr. Rita Hartman, Dr. Cheryl Burleigh and Dr. Jim Lane were accepted for publication in the Journal of School Public Relations. The article is about K-12 school leadership.
Dr. Rita J. Hartman is a Research Fellow in CEITR and a retired K-12 educator who is a certified online facilitator for doctoral courses and dissertation chair at the University of Phoenix.
SAS Alumni Webinar Featuring Dr. Nola Veazie
The SAS Alumni Special Interest Group and the Center for Educational and Instructional Technology Research (CEITR) is pleased to announce our next webinar featuring Dr. Nola Veazie on Thursday, September 27, 2018 at 4pm Arizona time. During this webinar, Dr. Veazie will be speaking about how achieving her doctoral degree has helped her to achieve greater success in research especially in the counseling community.
Dr. Donna Rice participated in the Center for Educational and Instructional Technology Research (CEITR) spring, 2018 Dissertation to Publication (D2P) workshop as a partner for one of her students. Dr. Rice and her student were working with Dr. Jim Lane, who was the D2P reviewer. Dr. Rice explained “Actually I attended the workshop to help my students publish articles from their dissertations and ended up with an article myself. Jim was so encouraging and kept telling me I had a good article worth publishing and I am so glad he did!” Dr.
Dr. Elizabeth Johnston, Dr. Jerry Olivas, Dr. Patricia Steele, Dr. Cassandra Smith, and Dr. Liston Bailey received confirmation that their chapter titled Virtual Reality Pedagogical Considerations in Learning Environments was published in Student-Centered Virtual Learning Environments in Higher Education(chapter 2) published by IGI Global and edited by Marius Bobac and Selma Koc.
Dr. Elizabeth Johnston and Dr. Ruzanna Topchyan are leaders for Diversity research lab 2 where new research opportunities are available for faculty or alumni who are interested in working on a collaborative research team. The research designs are listed below. Please contact Elizabeth or Ruzanna by email if you are interested in one of the topics. Preference will be given to faculty working to achieve goals in the academic review process.
Diversity Research Lab 2 offers new opportunities for researchers
Dr. Elizabeth Johnston and Dr. Ruzanna Topchyan are leaders for Diversity research lab 2 where new research opportunities are available for faculty or alumni who are interested in working on a collaborative research team. The research designs are listed below. Please contact Elizabeth or Ruzanna by email if you are interested in one of the topics. Preference will be given to faculty working to achieve goals in the academic review process.
Advances in Technology in the Educational Sector
