These 5-minute presentations showcase current research of UC Blue Ash faculty, spark conversation, encourage collaboration, and inspire action within the UC Blue Ash community.
These 5-minute presentations showcase current research of UC Blue Ash faculty, spark conversation, encourage collaboration, and inspire action within the UC Blue Ash community.
Libby Anthony Associate Professor of English English & Communication Department Pedagogies of Online Knitting Teachers
David Freeman Professor of Mathematics Math, Physics, and Computer Science Department What Is A Number? And Why Does It Matter?
Smita Jadhav Assistant Professor of Chemistry Chemistry Department Integrating ChatGPT in General Chemistry Education
Rhonda Pettit Professor of English English & Communication Department Immersive Research for Poetry
Heather Vilvens Associate Professor of Health Promotion and Education Allied Health Department Stakeholder-Driven Strategies for Improving the Discharge Process in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: A Concept Mapping Study
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UCBA Library’s Faculty Lightning Talks showcase faculty research and share different aspects of the research process. This year, we’re revisiting UCBA presenters, Carla Cesare, Amy Miller, and Patrick Owen, for an update on their research projects.
Carla Cesare | Art & Visual Communication Networks of Design: Women at Work
Amy Miller & Patrick Owen | Biology Multifaceted Research Experiences for Undergraduates in Integrative Biology Using the Rusty Crayfish
UCBA Library’s Faculty Lightning Talks showcase faculty research and share different aspects of the research process. This year, we’re revisiting UCBA presenters, Heather Vilvens and Linda Wunderley, for an up
date on their research projects.
Heather Vilvens| Allied Health Creating Effective Safe Sleep Messaging
Linda Wunderley | Business & Economics Changing Leaders Mindsets
UCBA Library’s Faculty Lightning Talks showcase faculty research and share different aspects of the research process. This year, we’re revisiting UCBA presenters, Ruth Benander and David Freeman, for an update on their research projects.Continue reading →
The UCBA Library hosted its 2nd Faculty Research Lightning Talks on Thursday March 28. This year’s event showcased a variety of research projects via short, 15 minute presentations. UCBA faculty and staff enjoyed light refreshments, had the opportunity to learn about research outside of their disciplines, and ask thoughtful questions during the Q&A’s.
(L-R) Ruth Benander, Ornaith O’Dowd, Amy Miller, Patrick Owen
Lighting Talk Presentations
Ruth Benander | Professor | English & Communication
Barriers and Supports: Demographic Patterns and Student Perceptions in Comp and Comm Courses
Ornaith O’Dowd | Assistant Professor | History, Philosophy & Political Science
The Ethics of Microaggressions
Amy Miller & Patrick Owen | Associate Professors | Biology
Blending Ecological, Microbiological, and Molecular Techniques to Create Multifaceted Undergraduate Research Projects
Ruth Benanders presents research on demographic patterns and student perceptions.
Ornaith O’Dowd discusses research on microaggressions.
Amy Miller and Patrick Owen discuss crayfish
Attendees get to see a crayfish during the Biology presentation.
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