25th Annual Faculty Research Symposium

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Join Heidelberg faculty at the 25th Annual Faculty Research Symposium in Adams Hall on Thursday, February 6th. Faculty will be presenting on a range of topics. Presentations take place every thirty minutes with time for Q&A.

3:30-3:50pm

Heleana Theixos
“Empathy Engaged Pedagogy in the Ethics Classroom"
Adams 101

Laura Johnson
“The Heidelberg Tributary Loading Program: Perspectives from between the land and lake”
Adams 201 

Stacey Pistorova &Lindsey Haubert
“They can’t teach what they haven’t experienced:  Empowering elementary teachers for pedagogical shifts and conceptual change through STEAM driven professional development”
Adams 404

DoHee Kim-Appel
"The Leader as a Transcendent “Global Citizen”
Adams 204

Carol Dusdieker
"The Belle Beckons! Emily Dickinson: A Life in Song"
Adams 104

4:00-4:20pm

Stephen Svoboda
“Writing in Process - Autobiographical Narrative versus Dramatic Form”
Adams 101

Salil Khetani
“Crowd Control! The need to pay attention to crowd size and crowd participation for sourcing new product innovation ideas from the crowd”
Adams 104

Faculty Learning Community
Report from the Faculty Learning Community on “Gateway Courses”
Adams 201

Marc J. O’Reilly
“Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ Foreign Policy”
Adams 204

Paul Stark
“Spirituality, Religious Life, and Religious Literacy in Higher Education”
Adams 404

4:30-4:50pm

Aaron Sell
"The Emotional Underpinnings of War: An Evolutionary Analysis of Anger and Hatred"
Adams 101

Amy Berger
"In search of the ultimate grading hack: reframing student goals”
Adams 104

Justin Pruneski
“Using a Scholarship of Teaching and Learning approach to test the effectiveness of new curricular materials”
Adams 404