This episode features Kathryn Shaffer EdD, RN, CNE, and a discussion on transformational belonging in nursing education. Emphasizing trauma-informed pedagogy, empathetic leadership, and design thinking, Dr. Shaffer shares strategies for creating inclusive learning environments where students feel seen, safe, and empowered. This episode highlights practical approaches for educators to cultivate creativity, psychological safety, and identity-shaping experiences in the classroom.

Guest: Kathryn Shaffer EdD, RN, CNE

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This episode features Dr. Travis Pollen discussing integrating AI into the classroom. Emphasizing intentional design, transparency, and continuous reflection, supported by both formal research and informal student feedback. This episode also highlights the importance of developing AI literacy and navigating the challenges of maintaining academic integrity in an evolving technological landscape.

Guest: Travis Pollen, PhD

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This episode features Andrew Hart as he discusses community building design in architectural education. He emphasizes intentional collaboration, amplification, and the importance of connecting students with their communities. Through immersive, experiential learning, Hart demonstrates how architecture can be a tool for social engagement and empowerment.

Guest Andrew Hart

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This episode features Becky Miller, MSLS, and a discussion around Information Literacy and how to utilize the ACRL framework in order to help educators and students develop their skills regarding research and enhance critical thinking. 

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This episode features Dr. Brooke Salzman, Dr. Amber King, and Dr. Shoshana Sicks discussing the Jefferson Center for Interprofessional Practice and Education (JCIPE) at Thomas Jefferson University. They explore the importance of interprofessional education (IPE) in preparing healthcare students for collaborative practice, highlight the growth and structure of JCIPE programs like Health Mentors and Team SAFE, and emphasize the need for creativity, faculty support, and interactive learning to foster effective teamwork across disciplines.

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This episode features Kati Fosselius, MS, RDN, LDN, and a discussion around using culturally responsive teaching practices in the classroom so as to create a more welcoming classroom and build authentic relationships with students. 

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This episode features Anita Fennessey, DrNP, RN, CNE, and a discussion about student engagement, interprofessional collaboration, and methodologies to increase student knowledge and engagement in the classroom.

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This episode features John Milligan, Ph.D., and a discussion about student engagement by utilizing innovative instruction and virtual reality, including best practices, how it can improve your practice, and how it can support your learners.

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This episode features Dr. Elif Gokbel and a discussion about The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SOTL).

We will discuss what it is, why it is important, ways it can improve your teaching,  and how to get started if you are new to SOTL.

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