Funded LITE Grant Projects: Faculty of Health
Assessing the impact of incorporating a Twitter assignment into a Public Health and Nutrition course
Examining the effect of SLICC models for the public health capstone course
Piloting an undergraduate mental health literacy course and assessing its efficacy in information retention, stigma, and resilience
Measuring the impact of online modules for biomechanics course
Revising the guidelines for faculty of health instructors for remote course delivery following the pandemic
Assessing the impact of having community service learners in the classroom
Assessing how GenAI is used by students, instructors, and health-related employees to develop instructional recommendations for better preparing students for the workforce
Using Integrated Curriculum Design to create improved Tourism Development curriculum and give students experience problem solving
Investigating experiential learning opportunities for a course on diversity in leisure
Piloting a workshop to address cultural implicit biases surrounding healthcare and health studies
Examining student’s experiences and successes in Tourism courses
Developing and testing a cost-effective haptic knee manikin to enhance hands-on training for kinesiology students
Examining the effects of good writing habits on apprehension, self-efficacy, and self-assessment surrounding a writing assignment in an introductory health writing course
Examining the effects of mindfulness practices in a health studies writing course
Investigating the extent and efficacy of active learning strategies in AHS classrooms
Creation of video and modelling software resources for learning anatomy
Investigating the value of practical experience with a Management of Oral Anticoagulation Therapy program
Creating seminars which promote experiential and place-based learning within otherwise online courses
Instituting and evaluating the effect of giving students flexible assignment options
Identifying threshold concepts in organized sport leadership
Creating an online module and in-person workshop on healthcare professionalism and attitudes
Developing an online module on weight bias in education for the faculty of health
Assessing the efficacy of personal technology blocking applications and the distractions present in health sciences
Evaluating how the use of Open Educational Resources (OERs) in Recreation and Leisure Studies (RLS) courses impacts student success and accessibility.