About
My research helps instructors and trainers find the right balance between face-to-face and digital learning.
As a PhD student, my research focuses on comparing the effectiveness of delivery models of internet and communications technology (ICT)-mediated learning. In particular, I specialize in the context of training staff and volunteers at religious or faith-based organizations. I hold a BA in Religion from Oberlin College, MA in Theology from John Carroll University and a Certificate in Distance Education from Penn State University.
Professionally, I have been a teacher, author, national trainer and curriculum developer in adult basic education since 2004. I apply this knowledge base to my work as Founder and Chief Learning Officer of Mustard Seed Training, a team of artisans making materials for praying with children. I also serve as Communications Specialist for the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown, Ohio and Research Assistant in the School of Education, Health and Human Services (EHHS) at Kent State University.
Joined
October 2022
