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Work: Adult, Distance, Online, and Hybrid Education models Quantitative methods for social sciences Human Resource Development Workforce Education and Development
Biographical: Professional Experience Associate Director of Programs: University of Colorado Denver Business School – Global Energy Management Program, January 2009 - Present •Recruit faculty and guest speakers for the program •Collaborate with faculty, guest speakers and Advisory Board sub-committee in curriculum, syllabus, and additional content development •Grant manager for $502,596 U.S. Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration Grant •Part of a small team responsible for overall planning, strategy, and implementation of GEM Program •Develop strategies and new initiatives with energy industry executives on GEM Advisory Board •Assess and analyze new value propositions to ensure GEM is “first to market” on all educational services Adjunct Faculty: Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, Spring 2007, Spring, Summer, & Fall 2008; Spring, Summer, & Fall 2009; Spring 2010 •Instruct and facilitate graduate level online and blended courses through RamCT (Blackboard) in the Adult Education and Training program Education Doctor of Philosophy, Workforce Education & Development - Minor in Applied Statistics The Pennsylvania State University, 2006 Dissertation Title: Differences in Dimensions of Career Motivation between International and Domestic Graduate Students by Age and Gender Advisor: David L. Passmore Master of Education, Adult Education & Human Resource Studies Colorado State University, 2002 Bachelor of Arts, Mathematics Claremont McKenna College, 1993 Teaching Experience Colorado State University Adult Education (EDAE 520) - Blended-Online & Monthly In-class, Colorado State University, Spring 2008, Spring 2009, Spring 2010 Adult Education and Training Capstone (EDAE 698) - Blended-Online & Bi-Weekly In-class, Colorado State University, Fall 2009 Adult Teaching & Learning (EDAE 624) - Blended-Online & Monthly In-class, Colorado State University, Summer 2008, Summer 2009 Adult Teaching & Learning (DIST 520) - Online, Colorado State University, Spring 2007 Program Development (EDAE 629) - Blended-Online & Monthly In-class, Colorado State University, Fall 2008 Research Methods (EDAE 600) - Blended-Online & Monthly In-class, Colorado State University, Spring 2009
Favourite Publications: Miller-McCune Human Resource Development Review Adult Education Quarterly
Work: Adult, Distance, Online, and Hybrid Education models Quantitative methods for social sciences Human Resource Development Workforce Education and Development
Biographical: Professional Experience Associate Director of Programs: University of Colorado Denver Business School – Global Energy Management Program, January 2009 - Present •Recruit faculty and guest speakers for the program •Collaborate with faculty, guest speakers and Advisory Board sub-committee in curriculum, syllabus, and additional content development •Grant manager for $502,596 U.S. Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration Grant •Part of a small team responsible for overall planning, strategy, and implementation of GEM Program •Develop strategies and new initiatives with energy industry executives on GEM Advisory Board •Assess and analyze new value propositions to ensure GEM is “first to market” on all educational services Adjunct Faculty: Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, Spring 2007, Spring, Summer, & Fall 2008; Spring, Summer, & Fall 2009; Spring 2010 •Instruct and facilitate graduate level online and blended courses through RamCT (Blackboard) in the Adult Education and Training program Education Doctor of Philosophy, Workforce Education & Development - Minor in Applied Statistics The Pennsylvania State University, 2006 Dissertation Title: Differences in Dimensions of Career Motivation between International and Domestic Graduate Students by Age and Gender Advisor: David L. Passmore Master of Education, Adult Education & Human Resource Studies Colorado State University, 2002 Bachelor of Arts, Mathematics Claremont McKenna College, 1993 Teaching Experience Colorado State University Adult Education (EDAE 520) - Blended-Online & Monthly In-class, Colorado State University, Spring 2008, Spring 2009, Spring 2010 Adult Education and Training Capstone (EDAE 698) - Blended-Online & Bi-Weekly In-class, Colorado State University, Fall 2009 Adult Teaching & Learning (EDAE 624) - Blended-Online & Monthly In-class, Colorado State University, Summer 2008, Summer 2009 Adult Teaching & Learning (DIST 520) - Online, Colorado State University, Spring 2007 Program Development (EDAE 629) - Blended-Online & Monthly In-class, Colorado State University, Fall 2008 Research Methods (EDAE 600) - Blended-Online & Monthly In-class, Colorado State University, Spring 2009
Favourite Publications: Miller-McCune Human Resource Development Review Adult Education Quarterly
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27/06/10 09:50:49PM @chief-admin:
Dear Dr Lopes,I have created a new group called "Social Science Speaking" inside the Research Cooperative. This group will consider the communication of social or human sciences across all media. If you would like to look (and perhaps join), please follow this link:
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Dear Dr Lopes,I have created a new group called "Social Science Speaking" inside the Research Cooperative. This group will consider the communication of social or human sciences across all media. If you would like to look (and perhaps join), please follow this link:
Dear Dr Lopes,I have created a new group called "Energy research" inside the Research Cooperative. This group will focus on how energy research is communicated across all media, scientific and popular. The group is open to researchers, editors, translators, publishers, and others.If you would like to look (and perhaps join), please follow this link:
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