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In this engaging episode, we're joined by Jason and Robin Zahrndt from the Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning at the University of Louisville. Together, they dive into the transformative impact of AI on education. As AI reshapes every industry, this discussion highlights how educators can harness its potential while addressing challenges, such as the reliability of generative AI and its role in student assessments. Discover practical insights on integrating AI into the curriculum and learn how to

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In this episode, Dr. Michelle Stevenson from the Office of Faculty Affairs and Advancement at the University of Louisville School of Medicine discusses the crucial role her office plays in promoting faculty success. She highlights the support offered in understanding promotion, appointment, and tenure criteria, as well as facilitating overall faculty development. Dr. Stephenson shares her background, including her journey from apediatric emergency medicine physician to her current role as Vice Dean. She emphasizes the importance of mentorship, self-reflection, and strategic planning in faculty careers, while also detailing new initiatives andcollaborations aimed at enhancing faculty support and development within the School of Medicine. 

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Today we are discussing the DIME program at the University of Louisville with co-directors Dr. Jennifer Brueckner Collins and Dr. Adam Patterson. They explore how the program, designed for medical students, fosters professional identity and teaching skills through a structured, competitive extracurricular track. The episode

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Listen to the director of the UofL School of Nursing’s Anesthesia training program describe the benefits of becoming a nurse anesthetist and what qualifications

Dr. Jackson Williams, University of Louisville Department of Pediatrics shares his two-decade long journey and experience in global health, tracing back to his volunteer work in rural Kentucky and his transformative service trips to Calcutta, India, and Liberia, Africa.

This episode is part of a series dedicated to global health,

Listeners will gain insights into the evolving nature of

Discover the challenges and rewards of global health work, the significance of bilateral exchanges, and how future healthcare professionals can thoughtfully and effectively engage in global health initiatives. Dr. Williams also discusses the influential book "Mountains

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Join Dr. Melissa Currie, a pediatric forensics expert at the University of Louisville, and Kosair for Kids Endowed Chair in Pediatric Forensic Medicine occupant, as she tells the story of the creation of this unit 17 years ago and the impact it has had on educating the community and all who interact with children to recognize and report child abuse before a death occurs. Her program has trained pediatricians who are interested in becoming forensics experts and has trained Kentucky’s pediatricians and family physicians to be better equipped to recognize early signs of abuse and neglect. Go to the website, Home - Face It (faceitabuse.org), to see the resources you need to

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The Human Subjects Protection Program (HSPP) Office at the University of Louisville supports researchers and provides educational resources and compliance reviews to ensure research meets federal and university policies. Unlike the IRB, which approves research to ensure ethical standards, the office assists with the research proposal preparation and submission process. They also clarify whether projects qualify as research and help with submissions involving human subjects. They encourage faculty to reach out early in their planning stages and utilize available templates and tools. Regular updates and resources are provided through their website and listserv to facilitate research processes and maintain compliance.

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Join us on this podcast as we talk with Dr. Brian Schaefer from the Health Science Center’s School of

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