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Higher Education Leaders’ Perspectives Of Accessible And Inclusive Online Learning, Amy Lomellini, Patrick R. Lowenthal, Chareen Snelson, Jesús H. Trespalacios

Educational Technology Faculty Publications and Presentations

Online learning can potentially meet increasingly diverse students’ needs in higher education, including disabled students. However, institutions have historically struggled in providing accessible and inclusive online learning. Higher education online learning leaders, those who manage instructional designers, are in a unique position to help institutions strategize and create accessible and inclusive online courses. In this qualitative study, we interviewed nine higher education online learning leaders to understand leaders’ perceptions about how institutions provide accessible and inclusive online learning. Results demonstrated that despite varying conceptualizations of accessibility and inclusivity, online learning leaders perceive an insufficient but growing emphasis in higher education. …

Teachers’ Experiences With And Perceptions Of Virtual Manipulatives Following The Covid-19 Pandemic, Fayth Keldgord, Yu-Hui Ching

Educational Technology Faculty Publications and Presentations

While the use of virtual manipulatives (VM) is rising in classrooms, there is still limited research. regarding teacher experiences with and perceptions of virtual manipulatives. Most of the research regarding teacher perceptions of VM has focused only on short-term uses following professional development sessions and none has highlighted the experiences of teachers using them during emergency remote teaching during COVID-19. The purpose of this study was to explore teacher perceptions and. experiences with virtual manipulatives following emergency remote teaching during COVID-19. To achieve this, the researchers conducted an online survey to gather data on educator’s (n = 103) experiences, …

Radio Frequency Identification Enhances Patient Safety, Craig Kimble, Alberto Coustasse, Ken Maxik

Pharmacy Practice & Administration

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a technology that uses tags and readers to identify and collect asset information. In pharmacies, this usually means RFID is used for high cost equipment or pharmaceuticals. RFID applications have been in use for many years but recently gained traction in health systems. RFID is becoming particularly effective in drug inventory and automation applications, such as medication carousels and pick-to-light systems.

Evaluate 503b Facilities For Outsourced Compounds, Sarah Clemente, Brittany Riley, Alberto Coustasse

Pharmacy Practice & Administration

The US health care system has encountered long-standing, complex challenges, including growing costs, overuse of care, staffing shortages and supply chain weaknesses. COVID-19 revived these pressures, transforming the health care landscape. Medication and staffing shortages plague hospital systems, and pharmacies are not exempt. Most health systems have experienced high levels of pharmacy technician turnover, with most reporting a minimum turnover rate of 21% last year. In addition, medication shortages of critical medications and infusions create significant workflow barriers that hospitals must address to ensure patient safety. In the face of these obstacles, health systems are turning to 503B compounding facilities …

Women's Lacrosse Record Book 2023, Wofford College. Department Of Athletics

Media Guides

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Xc And Track Record Book 2022-23, Wofford College. Department Of Athletics

Media Guides

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Women's Basketball Media Guide 2022-23, Wofford College. Department Of Athletics

Media Guides

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Men's Basketball Media Guide 2022-23, Wofford College. Department Of Athletics

Media Guides

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Google Sites For E-Portfolio: A Case Study At Cct College Dublin, Cct College Dublin

CCT Case Studies

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Equity Fund Monthly Report, November 2022, Bryant University, Archway Investment Fund

Archway Investment Fund

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Discussing The Injustice Of The Covid-19 Vaccine Pass Imposed On Medical Consultation In Public Hospitals In Hong Kong, Fung Kei Cheng

Journal of Health Ethics

The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated public health, economy and social life all over the world, especially wherever a vaccine pass scheme has been implemented. Many countries have begun to relax schedules to return to normal activities. In contrast, Hong Kong continues to tighten the utilisation of a vaccine pass for medical services in order to boost vaccination rates. Such a practice not only significantly challenges ethical and operative concerns but also threatens health equity and social justice for healthcare decision-makers and practitioners, consequently hurting public health and community well-being. This discussion analyses the various arguments, reviews vaccine hesitancy and suggests …

Faculty Senate Executive Committee Agenda (11/1/2022), Csusb Faculty Senate

CSUSB Faculty Senate records

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Faculty Senate Executive Committee Minutes (11/1/2022), Csusb Faculty Senate

CSUSB Faculty Senate records

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November 2022: Etsu Counseling Center Services, College Of Graduate And Continuing Studies, East Tennessee State University

This and That for Graduate Success Newsletters

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Privacy Qui Tam, Peter Ormerod

Notre Dame Law Review

Privacy law keeps getting stronger, but surveillance-based businesses have proven immune to these new legal regimes. The disconnect between privacy law in theory and in practice is a multifaceted problem, and one critical component is enforcement.

Today, most privacy laws are enforced by governmental regulators—the Federal Trade Commission, the nascent California Privacy Protection Agency, and state attorneys general. An enduring impasse for proposed privacy laws is whether to supplement public enforcement by using a private right of action to authorize individuals to enforce the law.

Both of these conventional enforcement schemes have significant shortcomings. Public enforcement has proven inadequate because …

Fixed Income Fund Report, November 2022, Bryant University, Archway Investment Fund

Archway Investment Fund

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Transition And Involvement On Campus, Isabella Granahan

COR 101 Slides (2022)

This PowerPoint goes over a presentation I gave to first-year students on how to get involved on campus and how to effectively transition into college.

Mental Health And Wellness, Sophia Walker

COR 101 Slides (2022)

The topic I chose for one of my lessons in COR 101 was Mental Health and Wellness. During the first class, we asked the students what topics they wanted to learn about throughout the semester and mental health and different parts of mental health were on many of their lists. I started off with a short video as a mental reset and to get students relaxed before the rest of my lesson. I listed and talked about resources available to students at SUNY Cortland, locally, and nationally which was provided through the power point and on a print-out sheet for …

Cor 300 Poster Symposium, Madeline Ruuge

COR 101 Slides (2022)

PowerPoint presentation on Personal Wellness presented in a COR 101 class.

Mental Health/Wellness, Rahsean Melvin

COR 101 Slides (2022)

Google Slide Show

Student Health And Wellness, Sophia Boccio

COR 101 Slides (2022)

In my first semester here at SUNY Cortland the biggest challenge I faced was staying healthy. The transition to college can be challenging in all aspects of our individual health and I felt I was most passionate about this subject. For my presentation, I focused on ways to maintain physical health, socio emotional health, mitigate stress, boost mental health, and cultivate spiritual health. For one of my classes, I also organized a tour of the student life center facilities for my students which beautifully tied into the lesson on maintaining physical health in college. I also focused on strategies to …

Internship Opportunities Through Cortland, Sofia Albi

COR 101 Slides (2022)

Teaching first year CRIM students what opportunities they can take advantage of through Cortland!

Living A Healthy Lifestyle, Mary Windram

COR 101 Slides (2022)

Powerpoint on many aspects of healthy that may be impacted during the first year transition of college.

Be Smart And Set Goals, Giulianna Sambone

COR 101 Slides (2022)

For this topic, I discussed with the first year students the importance of setting goals in college. Ideas Covered: S.M.A.R.T. Goals Short-Term Goals Long-Term Goals

A Look Through My Eyes On Getting Involved, Sabrina Martinez

COR 101 Slides (2022)

A look into the undergraduate career of Student Facilitator, Sabrina Martinez on getting involved on campus. Past experiences of involvement were used to help first-year students understand and recognize the available resources available to them at SUNY Cortland. The experiences involved were events, jobs, clubs, and useful departments. Since the COR class was specifically kinesiology students, the presentation was directed more toward what more they can do for the benefit of their years at Cortland and future career. A presentation directed in assisting first-year students on getting involved that will beneficially help them in their near future.

Academic Success, Erin Mahar

COR 101 Slides (2022)

It is always important to strive for success in life, but we need to know how to use our resources to succeed. Most students struggle with studying habits. Studying is essential for academic success. Communication with professors is a new form of formal communication that many people are nervous about when starting college.

Self-Care: The Eight Dimensions Of Health And Wellness, Aaren Woodworth

COR 101 Slides (2022)

This presentation examines self-care through the framework of the Eight Dimensions of Health and Wellness model as it relates to first-year college students.

Time Management, Casey Travers

COR 101 Slides (2022)

The topic I chose for my presentation was time management. This poster reflects on my lesson and student learning throughout.

Living Sport Internship At Super Bowl Lvi, Joseph Valerino

COR 101 Slides (2022)

Poster Symposium

Taking Care Of Yourself On Campus: Self-Care And Stress Management, Morgan Weatherby

COR 101 Slides (2022)

This is my COR300 Poster Symposium submission. This poster explores the lesson that I conducted as a student facilitator in my COR101 section. I taught about stress management and self-care. During my lesson, I taught about stress management techniques and the various methods of self-care. We learned about the mind, body, and soul and how their are different ways to nurture each area of the self. My poster will demonstrate what I have learned, as well as what my students experienced during the lesson.