University of Mississippi - Religion
Program Manager, Externally Funded Academic Innovation Projects at University of Mississippi
Patricia
OSullivan
Oxford, Mississippi
Educator of 25+ years in high school and undergraduate public higher education. Administrator who has built two successful student-centered programs. Innovative teacher with training and experience in the following formats: online, hybrid, F2F, flipped, problem-based, service learning, adaptive learning, and active learning. Trained instructional designer who has built courses in adaptive platforms and LMS platforms for F2F, independent study, online, and hybrid. Faculty development trainer experienced in conducting faculty learning communities, multi-day workshops, webinars, forums, and developing just-in-time digital resources. Emerging researcher and student advocate.
Master's degree
History, Early Modern Europe
Instructor of Religion
Instructional Design and Training Specialist
Instructor of Ethics
Program Manager, Personalized Learning and Adaptive Teaching Opportunities
Manage the implementation of adaptive learning at UM via a grant funded by the Gates Foundation and delivered through the APLU Personalized Learning Consortium. Conduct faculty development around academic innovation and evidence-based teaching and learning practices. Conducting research on student perceptions of the educational benefit of adaptive courseware.
Program Manager, Externally Funded Academic Innovation Projects
Professional Certificate in Online Education
Online Education
Learning goals of the program:
Contextual factors of online education
Essential teaching and learning principles for online environments
Effects of technology on education at a distance
Writing learning objectives, creating online activities and designing online assessments
Master's degree
Theology/Theological Studies
Masters degree in history, Early Modern Europe
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