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Networking the Bay Area: Continuing the Dialog to Promote Scholarship Among SAS Students, Faculty, and Alumni

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Networking the Bay Area: Continuing the Dialog to Promote Scholarship

Submitted by Cheryl Burleigh on October 11, 2018 2:53 pm MST

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Dissertation to Publication: Building Scholar/Practitioner/Leaders

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Thought Leadership as a Pedagogical Approach – The CEITR Model

Posted on October 3, 2017 1:47 pm MST, by Louise Underdahl

Thought leadership provides a useful lens for evaluating the significance of CEITR projects for both the University of Phoenix and the community of scholars.

2018 CLSER Call for Fellows is a Go

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The Center for Leadership Studies and Educational Research (CLSER) is pleased to announce the following 2018 available fellowships and encourages active University of Phoenix faculty to apply. Faculty must be members of CLSER for these scholarships.

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Networking the Bay Area: Opening the Dialog to Promote Scholarship Among SAS Students, Faculty, and Alumni

Submitted by Cheryl Burleigh on August 26, 2017 4:01 pm MST

Networking the Bay Area: Opening the Dialog to Promote Scholarship Among SAS Students, Faculty, and Alumni

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CLSER Revels in Great Year of Fellowship, Visibility, and 300th Affiliate

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View the publications, presentations, awards, and other successes of CLSER research affiliates, fellows, and leadership over the past year.

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Identifying Scholarship

The term scholarship is applied to distinct and interrelated concepts, such as scholarly skills, engagement, activities, processes, or outcomes. Each of these applications merits discussion. Here we will focus on what scholarship is, as a measurable outcome. Below are common criteria and skills used to demonstrate if work aligns to a scholarship outcome. These were compiled from the sources listed at the bottom of this page.

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Faculty Questions About Research Centers and Engaging in Scholarship

Posted on May 24, 2017 7:58 am MST, by David Proudfoot

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In May, Central Florida’s UOPX campus recently held a General Faculty Meeting for online and ground faculty members that live in the “footprint” of the campus. This blog answers questions that were submitted during this event.

New Scholarship Presentation Award Now Available

The University is offering a new award program to staff and non-SAS faculty, overseen by the Office of Scholarship Support. The Scholarship Presentation Award is a two tiered program that will award staff and non-SAS faculty for presenting their research at peer reviewed respected conferences in their field. (SAS faculty are encouraged to apply for the SAS Presentation Award).

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Thought Leadership as a Pedagogical Approach – The CEITR Model

Faculty Questions About Research Centers and Engaging in Scholarship

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