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Teaching Scholars Lecture Series
Significant efforts are made to ensure that individual faculty have the requisite skills to be proficient teachers. Yet there is evidence that individual teaching skills may not be the most significant factor in determining the quality of an educational experience. Uncovering those "other factors" will be the goal of this lecture. Monday, December 3, 2001 All UAMS AHEC Faculty are invited to hear
this lecture 6:00 PM Dr. Stephen Bogdewic is Professor and Vice Chair of the Department of Family Medicine, and Assistant Dean for Primary Care Education, Indiana University School of Medicine. Before coming to Indiana University in 1991, he directed a national faculty development fellowship program a the University of North Carolina. Dr. Bogdewic received his Ph.D. in Adult and Higher Learning from the University of North Carolina in 1987. He is an immediate past-president of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, and also the recipient of the Society’s 2000 Excellence in Education Award. His scholarly interests include professional development, leadership development, clinical teaching skills and quality improvement. For more information, contact: Anna S. Moses, M.Ed.
Diane Heestand, Ed.D.
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Stephen P.
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