The Intersection of Teaching and Research: Dr. Randall Hansen

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A short slideshow that highlights the scholarly activities of Dr. Randall Hansen, focusing on the intersection of teaching and research -- and how each fuels and enhances the other. A presentation to prospective colleges and universities.

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Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
The Intersection of
Teaching and Research
Dr. Randall Hansen

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Background
Empowering Educator,
Passionate Teacher

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Background
Lifelong Marketer

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Background
Prolific Writer and
Collaborator
• 7 refereed journals
• 19 refereed conference proceedings
• 5 books
• 2 (peer-reviewed) chapters in books
• 3 chapters in books
• 10 articles in trade publications
• 30 workshops/presentations
• 450 Web-based articles/publications

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Background
Research Agenda/Goals
• Enrich classroom experience
• Improve learning
• Expand hard/soft skills
• Enhance professional and
career development
• Further academic
knowledge

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Areas of Research
1. Career Development
• Uncovering/discovering
ideal career/major
• The Complete Idiot’s
Guide to Choosing a
College Major
• Quintessential Careers

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Areas of Research
2. Professional
Development
• Team formation and
teamwork
• Speed Teaming
• Job Market Approach

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Areas of Research
2. Professional
Development
• Communication Skills
• Writing Across the
Curriculum

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Areas of Research
3. Student Success
• Study Skills
• The Complete Idiot’s
Guide to Study Skills

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Areas of Research
4. Student-Centered
Education
• Active Learning
• Enhancing Student
Engagement Through
Challenging and
Authentic Tasks

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Areas of Research
5. Marketing/Business
Ethics
• Marketers/Consumers
• Ethical Decision-Making
Models

Presentation
to Prospective
Colleges and
Universities
Conclusion
Teaching-Research
Synergy

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The Intersection of Teaching and Research: Dr. Randall Hansen

1. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities The Intersection of Teaching and Research Dr. Randall Hansen

2. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Background Empowering Educator, Passionate Teacher

3. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Background “Teacher, mentor, guru, friend ... I don't know if there is a single word that encapsulates Dr. Randall Hansen as a professional.” -- Jorge Mondaca, Stetson Alum See more on my LinkedIn profile: www.linkedin.com/in/randallshansen

4. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Background Lifelong Marketer

5. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Background Prolific Writer and Collaborator • 7 refereed journals • 19 refereed conference proceedings • 5 books • 2 (peer-reviewed) chapters in books • 3 chapters in books • 10 articles in trade publications • 30 workshops/presentations • 450 Web-based articles/publications

6. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Background Research Agenda/Goals • Enrich classroom experience • Improve learning • Expand hard/soft skills • Enhance professional and career development • Further academic knowledge

7. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Areas of Research 1. Career Development • Uncovering/discovering ideal career/major • The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Choosing a College Major • Quintessential Careers

8. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Areas of Research 1. Career Development • Career tools for successful job search • Career Journal • Career Portfolios • Interview Preparation • Career Brand • Internships

9. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Areas of Research 2. Professional Development • Team formation and teamwork • Speed Teaming • Job Market Approach

10. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Areas of Research 2. Professional Development • Communication Skills • Writing Across the Curriculum

11. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Areas of Research 3. Student Success • Study Skills • The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Study Skills

12. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Areas of Research 4. Student-Centered Education • Active Learning • Enhancing Student Engagement Through Challenging and Authentic Tasks

13. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Areas of Research 5. Marketing/Business Ethics • Marketers/Consumers • Ethical Decision-Making Models

14. Presentation to Prospective Colleges and Universities Conclusion Teaching-Research Synergy

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