Dr. Katie Alaniz, assistant professor of Education, was invited to present at the Texas Computer Education Association’s Campus Technology Specialist Academy on Nov. 14, 2019, in Austin, Texas. Her presentation was entitled, “Coaching CPR (Content Specific, Pedagogically Sound, Results Based) Saves the Day!” and was created on the basis of the book, “Naturalizing Digital Immigrants: …
Margaret F. Humphreys, former senior director of the Academic Success Center, and Kimberly Ramos, director of First-Year Success, presented at the National Conference of the Association of Christians in Student Development on “High-Risk Population Innovation: Maximizing Summer Bridget Programs for Student Success” at Wheaton College. Over the last five years, the HBU Summer Launch program …
Dr. Katie Alaniz, assistant professor of Education, was invited to present at the Technology and Curriculum Conference of Aldine on Oct. 26, 2019, in Houston. Her presentation was entitled, “Let’s Drive In! Sailing the Six C’s of Learning in the Digital Age,” and was created on the basis of the book, “Digital Media in Today’s …
HBU senior director of Visual Arts, professor of Art and artist-in-residence (painting) Michael Roque Collins, is featured at LewAllen Galleries in a solo exhibition, MICHAEL ROQUE COLLINS: RELIQUARIES at the LewAllen Galleries, Railyard Arts District, 1613 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 (Exhibit runs through Nov. 30, 2019) Through decades of creating post-symbolist art, …
Dr. Ernest Liang, assistant professor of Finance, edited the Fall 2019 Christian Business Review. The issue is the eighth annual edition of the review. The online and print academic journal serves to promote the implementation of biblical truth into leadership practices by showcasing experiences, research and original thinking by Christian scholars and practitioners in business. …
Dr. Craig Ferrell, Jr., assistant professor of Law and Criminal Justice, published an article entitled, “U.S. Supreme Court Sneak Peek: Top 10 Law Enforcement Cases to Be Decided in the Court’s October 2019–2020 Term” in the International Association of Chiefs of Police September Magazine. The theme of the article is how recent Supreme Court decisions …
Sarah Renee Flores, assistant director of University Events & Conferences, spoke at this year’s Ad Astra Aspire Conference in Kansas City, Missouri on October 14. The conference dives into best practices on creating clear pathways for students, managing change on campus, and looking at ways schools have saved thousands of dollars through data-driven scheduling. Sarah’s …
Dr. Brenda Whaley, HBU professor of Biology, and Dr. Agnieszka Czopik, HBU assistant professor of Biology, have received a grant for $10,000 from the Avantor Sciences Foundation for study and student lab work with C. elegans, a microscopic worm organism. The title of their project is, “Enhancing undergraduate research and teaching at HBU through studies …
Dr. David J. Davis, associate professor of History, recently published, “What the Invisible Hand Can’t Grasp,” in The Wall Street Journal. In the piece, Dr. Davis reviews Ryan Patrick Hanley’s book, “Our Great Purpose: Adam Smith on Living a Better Life.”
In September 2019, Dr. John T. Spoede, Jr., LPC-S, LCDC, NCC, CSC (Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor, Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor, National Credentialed Counselor, Certified School Counselor and the director, Center for Research and Doctoral Studies and assistant professor of Education at Houston Baptist University) was published as a contributing author in “The Care and Counsel Bible” …
