2018 – 2019 Recordings

Education Day 2019, Session One

Education Day 2019, Session Two

Dr. Ken Royal, March Methods One: “Getting Started with Educational Research”+ Powerpoint

Dr. Ken Royal, March Methods Two: “Designing Effective Surveys” + Powerpoint + Sample Letter

Dr. Ken Royal, March Methods Three: “Assessing Performance in Clinical and Other Rater-Mediated Scenarios”, Powerpoint + Rater Bias Inventory

Dr. Miriam Ferzli, “Enhancing the Student Experience through Active Learning Strategies”

Dr. Erin Malone, “Moving Learning Forward by Designing Backwards”

Dr. Todd Zakrajsek, “A Focus on Student Success: Tips to Enhance Student Learning by Infusing Active Learning Strategies into Lectures”

Dr. Todd Zakrajsek, “Injecting Wellness Into Your Curriculum Through Creativity, Humor and Fun”

Dr. Armitage-Chan, “Using role play to integrate clinical-professional reasoning and communication skills in large groups”

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8	9	10	11 Student Mental Health Listening Session: Faculty Session Student Mental Health Listening Session: Faculty Session January 11, 2023 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Virtual Registration is required: https://ncsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYrduysqzItGtc02RMmSkdnXEfOUewZmRQR The Student Mental Health Task Force is working to gather information from the campus community that may help inform recommendations we put forward for consideration. We want you to be aware of several general listening sessions the task force will host for staff and faculty in January. These sessions are intended to allow you to share your thoughts on student mental health support on campus. Your participation is essential to help inform the Student Mental Health Task Force as we seek improvements to address student mental health at NC State. Hosted by the University Student Mental Health Task Force For more information on the task force: https://dasa.ncsu.edu/inclusion-and-well-being/mental-health-task-force/ See more details Student Mental Health Listening Session: Staff Session Student Mental Health Listening Session: Staff Session January 11, 2023 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Talley Student Center, Room 4140 Note Main Campus Location The Student Mental Health Task Force is working to gather information from the campus community that may help inform recommendations we put forward for consideration. We want you to be aware of several general listening sessions the task force will host for staff and faculty in January. These sessions are intended to allow you to share your thoughts on student mental health support on campus. Your participation is essential to help inform the Student Mental Health Task Force as we seek improvements to address student mental health at NC State. Hosted by the University Student Mental Health Task Force For more information on the task force: https://dasa.ncsu.edu/inclusion-and-well-being/mental-health-task-force/ See more details • •	12	13 Student Mental Health Listening Session: Faculty Session Student Mental Health Listening Session: Faculty Session January 13, 2023 10:30 am - 11:30 am Talley Student Center, Room 4140 Note Main Campus Location The Student Mental Health Task Force is working to gather information from the campus community that may help inform recommendations we put forward for consideration. We want you to be aware of several general listening sessions the task force will host for staff and faculty in January. These sessions are intended to allow you to share your thoughts on student mental health support on campus. Your participation is essential to help inform the Student Mental Health Task Force as we seek improvements to address student mental health at NC State. Hosted by the University Student Mental Health Task Force For more information on the task force: https://dasa.ncsu.edu/inclusion-and-well-being/mental-health-task-force/ See more details VETSS: Exploring Constructivism VETSS: Exploring Constructivism January 13, 2023 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm https://lmu.zoom.us/j/89184973507?pwd=aGpqU3FUdE9oeG5jQVZRb0ExRnBzQT09 Shared from Lincoln Memorial University CVM. Dr. Katherine Fogelberg presenting. See more details • •	14
15	16	17	18 Language-Appropriate Healthcare and Medical Language Education Language-Appropriate Healthcare and Medical Language Education January 18, 2023 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Pre-Registration for Zoom Pre-Registration Required. Shared through AAMC. Language is the principal tool that clinicians use in providing healthcare. Populations with non- English language preferences (NELP) are more likely to experience health inequities, such as worse clinical outcomes and less satisfaction with care compared to English-speaking patients. Additionally, the standard use of language in healthcare communication may be ineﬀective for patients with sensory or cognitive impairments. Despite known beneﬁts and needs, there is a paucity of existing published educational materials and curricula that teach students and practitioners how to provide equitable patient-centered language-appropriate care. To improve the healthcare of populations with NELP and with sensory or cognitive impairments, MedEdPORTAL launched the Language-Appropriate Health Care and Medical Language Collection. Please join co-collection editors Débora H. Silva Díaz MD, MEd and Pilar Ortega, MD, MGM in a session that aims to orient attendees to the collection and encourage them to submit their educational scholarship by providing submission guidelines and specific examples. All are welcome. See more details •	19 Student Mental Health Listening Session: Staff Session Student Mental Health Listening Session: Staff Session January 19, 2023 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Virtual Registration is required: https://ncsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwsce2rqTgiE90Ng9AELYd3H9GfrEqgQviq The Student Mental Health Task Force is working to gather information from the campus community that may help inform recommendations we put forward for consideration. We want you to be aware of several general listening sessions the task force will host for staff and faculty in January. These sessions are intended to allow you to share your thoughts on student mental health support on campus. Your participation is essential to help inform the Student Mental Health Task Force as we seek improvements to address student mental health at NC State. Hosted by the University Student Mental Health Task Force For more information on the task force: https://dasa.ncsu.edu/inclusion-and-well-being/mental-health-task-force/ See more details •	20	21
22	23	24	25 Ed News Roundup Ed News Roundup January 25, 2023 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/96880430200?pwd=cjMraVNuMXErdG9FWUs1VG5MN0Nodz09 Monthly casual meeting to trade interesting, important, and weird news from the many corners of higher education. We keep it light and focus on the key takeaways of use for educators at all levels. All are welcome. See more details Inequality by Design: Why We Need More Diverse STEM Professionals in Healthcare and Medicine Inequality by Design: Why We Need More Diverse STEM Professionals in Healthcare and Medicine January 25, 2023 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Pre-registration required Pre-Registration Required. Confronting Flexner Speaker series In a world ridden with health disparities and social inequities, the scholarship and innovation of Black women will help establish healthcare and research institutions that adequately serve all members of society. Nowhere is this more critically important than in medicine today, because the past two years have shown us that access to proper healthcare is not available to everyone. This includes creating innovative and cost-effective solutions to problems that are effective for the whole society, not just those traditionally represented. Erika Jefferson is is the President and Founder of Black Women in Science and Engineering (BWISE), an organization focused on bridging the leadership gap for Black women in STEM. She received her MBA from Georgia Tech and her BS in Chemical Engineering from LSU. She has worked for top companies such as Amoco, BP, Chevron, and Praxair in a myriad of leadership and executive roles ranging from sales/business development to supply chain and operations excellence. Her more than two decades of experience led her across the nation from Chicago, to Greenville, Charlotte, Atlanta, and eventually Houston. See more details • •	26	27 Our Curriculum: A Competency-Based Model Our Curriculum: A Competency-Based Model January 27, 2023 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/93215959185?pwd=dkxHenRRWk1tc29RRFB5MnNRbndjQT09 Our Curriculum series pt 1. Jesse Watson and members of the Curriculum Building Team explain the overall design of the new competency based curriculum model we are moving towards. See more details •	28
29	30 Experiential Education, One on One Experiential Education, One on One January 30, 2023 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/97621146763?pwd=Qm9pMGN6b0x6Y21IM0pRS3FzeHM3QT09 Jesse Watson, EdS, presents a quick overview of experiential fundamentals leading into a conversation on how best to facilitate effective learning from practicum and practice experiences. Open to all, best for clinical faculty and technician educators. See more details •	31 Preparing the Next Generation of Pediatricians: Continuing the Transition to Competency-Based Education and Assessment Preparing the Next Generation of Pediatricians: Continuing the Transition to Competency-Based Education and Assessment January 31, 2023 8:00 am - 9:00 am https://duke.zoom.us/j/91684268135?pwd=VGQwV01YMGZVU3AweUY3M3QzeGtvZz09&from=addon Shared through DukeChildren's Pediatric Grand Rounds David A. Turner, MD Vice President, Competency-Based Medical Education American Board of Pediatric Learning Objectives Through attendance at Dr. Turner’s presentation, participants will be able to: Define competency-based medical education (CBME) and Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) Describe the evolution of CBME in graduate medical education Discuss the role of CBME and EPAs in improving education and assessment to advance child health See more details Teaching a Preclinical Curriculum with OnlineMedEd Teaching a Preclinical Curriculum with OnlineMedEd January 31, 2023 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Pre-Register for Zoom Pre-Registration Required. In this webinar, participants will learn how to incorporate an asynchronous teaching resource into the preclinical curriculum, exploring specifically how students, faculty, and institutions can benefit from a more comprehensive curriculum, and how to create a richer educational experience in and out of the classroom. Facilitators: Courtney Cross, PhD (Assistant Director of Medical Education, OnlineMedEd) Neal Weber, MS (Director of Instructional Design and Assessment, OnlineMedEd) See more details • •