Interest in exploration to improve teaching of multidisciplinary and cross-disciplinary creativity, collaboration, innovation and entrepreneurship.Multidisciplinary team-based creativity and problem solving education. Knowledge of hearing and balance system anatomy, physiology, function, testing and treatment. Experience with the application of engineering principles to animal and human systems specifically in the area of middle ear implants.Clinical expertise as a vestibular physiologist.Experience in electrical/electronic design and mechatronics.University level administrative experience including supervision of divisional personnel.Student advising, and academic success counseling.Specialties: Applied research on technologies, devices and techniques for the rehabilitation and treatment of auditory and vestibular system disorders. Academic/Teaching: Physics, Measurement and Instrumentation, Signal Processing, Vestibular and Balance Anatomy, Physiology, Testing & Treatment, Mechatronics, Multidisciplinary Team Process and Creative Problem Solving. Teaching/research advising for undergraduate and graduate students within the Department of Integrated Science and Technology, the Department of Engineering, and the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders.Student Organization Advisor: "Unaccompanied" (women's a Capella) and JMU Destination Imagination (multidisciplinary creativity and problem solving)
Listed skills include Research, Teaching, Data Analysis, Public Speaking, and 45 others.