Academic, Faculty and Student Affairs
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Congratulations to these members of AFSA on their accomplishments!
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The Library’s Jenessa McElfresh did something extraordinary during the last week of June! McElfresh brought together librarians from around the globe in the name of Evidence Synthesais. Jenessa McElfresh and Cozette Comer, from Virginia Tech, created the Library Evidence Synthesis Services Symposium (LESSS) out of a common goal to connect all evidence synthesis service providers. The online conference, which ran June 24 through 27, brought together 1,057 registrants from 33 different countries, representing every continent except Antarctica. With a schedule packed with 58 expert speakers across the four days, dedicated participants brought together their enthusiasm and evidence synthesis skills to learn and grow from one another. Together with the planning committee, McElfresh was thrilled with the event's success and looks forward to working on future iterations of the conference. The Library is very proud of her for this amazing accomplishment!
You can learn more about the Library Evidence Synthesis Services Symposium at https://sites.google.com/view/lesss/home.
Megg Doolin from the Office of Institutional Research has completed the Workplace Certificate Program Level I. The curriculum explores foundational concepts essential to enhancing an organizational culture through lectures, experiential activities, and independent learning activities. The six-week certificate program’s curriculum builds knowledge, understanding, and application methodologies to address dynamics within a workplace like UTHSC. To qualify for the Workplace Certificate Level I, participants must complete five required courses. Additionally, participants must participate in two elective courses to complete and participate in experiential learning activities. To qualify for a signed certificate, participants must complete the five core course quizzes with a 75% or higher score.
Please extend your congratulations to Jenessa McElfresh and Megg Doolin!
To submit a Kudos Callout please contact Julian Piwowar.
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