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  • National Recognition, University Grants Just the Beginning for Mary Sterenberg

    Mary Sterenberg, Drake institute affiliate and assistant professor won the Public Relations Student Society of America Faculty Advisor of the Year award, presented by the national Public Relations Society of America (PRSSA) organization. Sterenberg received this award at the PRSSA International Conference in Dallas, Texas, on Nov. 14. This award is based on student nominations and goes through a...
  • Mock Trial Provides Foundational Learning Experience, High Point of Academic Experience at Ohio State

    A mock trial is a dynamic learning exercise that utilizes interactive role play to engage students in collaborative, active learning. Experiential learning is a critical component of sport management education, which was lacking within KNSISM 4607: Legal Aspects of Sport - a core course within the Sport Industry major. In 2018, the KNSISM instructors received a University Institute for Teaching...
  • Supporting Students in the Aftermath of Tragedies

    Tragedies, such as the recent violence at Club Q in Colorado Springs and in Half Moon Bay and Monterey Park, can occur at any point in semester and can deeply affect students. Given that experiences outside the classroom can impact student learning and academic performance (Ambrose, 2010), how can instructors support their students while they process reactions to traumatic events? In the aftermath...
  • TIES Academy awards annual Scholarship Incentives

    Five innovative approaches that address current issues in academic nursing education were recently selected for the 2022-23 Educational Innovation and Scholarship Incentive Program . "The most exciting result of TIES awards is the benefits to the education of the future healthcare workforce," says Drake Institute Affiliate and Co-Director of TIES Academy Joni Tornwall. "The work they do today to...
  • What’s your biggest fear? A 15 to 30-minute classroom check-in for mental health

    A few years before the pandemic, an undergraduate student mentioned the upcoming Halloween weekend and randomly mentioned that vampires were their biggest fear. Everyone laughed. But that comment rubbed up against so many other things I’d been hearing and reading: real fears and stresses that students were facing. In response, I developed a classroom mental health check-in that begins by simply...

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