Date & Time

July 27, 2024
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3:30 pm
ET

Although it may seem logical for two students with similar high school backgrounds and interests in STEM to have similar probabilities of obtaining a Bachelor's degree in the field, this is unfortunately not the case.

A startling new study shows that the probability of passing introductory STEM courses and successfully getting a STEM degree varies dramatically with a student's gender, ethnicity, and socio-economic status — even when their high school preparation is equal.

This event is tailored for STEM educators and administrators who are looking for practical strategies that can be put in place for the 2023-2024 year to overcome this disparity and raise pass rates. We hope you will join us for this important webinar.  

Labster’s webinar will showcase:

  • Q&A with Dr. Nate Brown: Dr. Brown will answer your questions on how institutions can teach introductory STEM courses where minority students are successful — without lowering academic standards. Learn more about Dr. Nate Brown here.
  • Faculty Roundtable Discussion: Your peers get candid about what contributes to low STEM retention, what they are currently doing to meet students where they are, and how they plan to increase STEM pass rates, especially among non-STEM majors. This will be your chance to learn from one another.
  • Product Updates: Be the first to get a sneak peek into a free, platform-wide Labster update that will enhance the learner experience.

Mark your calendars and join us on Thursday, April 27, 2023 from 11:00am-12:00pm ET.

Presenters

Hilary Pennington

,

Senior Director Global Marketing

As Senior Director of Global Marketing, Hilary is committed to raising awareness for UbiSim's market leading immersive VR training solutions. Hilary is proud to represent the world's first and most advanced VR solution. She is dedicated to elevating the voices of practicing nurses, nurse educators, and program leaders who are transforming nurse education with UbiSim VR.

Julian Allen

,

PhD.

Vice President of Academic Affairs, Labster

As Labster's new Vice President of Academic Affairs, Julian is focusing his attention on building strong and lasting relationships with new academic partners and deepening existing Labster collaborations. Julian has an extensive background in improving teaching and learning through the strategic use of technology, innovative pedagogies, and data analytics. He spent nearly 26 years with Georgia State University in Atlanta, where he achieved his MBA and doctorate in Instructional Technology. He began his career there assisting instructors in making the most of classroom and online technologies and concluded it as the inaugural chief learning innovations officer and assistant vice president. Specifically, he taught Leadership in Instructional Technology in the College of Education and Human Development. Julian extended his professional influence beyond Georgia State as a faculty member in the Learning Technology Leadership program at the influential non-profit EDUCAUSE Institute.

Maria D'Errico

,

DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, CNE, CHSE, CHSOS

Director of Simulation & Scholarship

Maria was a founding leader of the simulation design team for UbiSim, the world's first immersive VR platform for nursing. Working with partners across the globe, Maria empowered nurse leaders to successfully integrate immersive VR simulation into nursing curricula.

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Although it may seem logical for two students with similar high school backgrounds and interests in STEM to have similar probabilities of obtaining a Bachelor's degree in the field, this is unfortunately not the case.

A startling new study shows that the probability of passing introductory STEM courses and successfully getting a STEM degree varies dramatically with a student's gender, ethnicity, and socio-economic status — even when their high school preparation is equal.

This event is tailored for STEM educators and administrators who are looking for practical strategies that can be put in place for the 2023-2024 year to overcome this disparity and raise pass rates. We hope you will join us for this important webinar.  

Labster’s webinar will showcase:

  • Q&A with Dr. Nate Brown: Dr. Brown will answer your questions on how institutions can teach introductory STEM courses where minority students are successful — without lowering academic standards. Learn more about Dr. Nate Brown here.
  • Faculty Roundtable Discussion: Your peers get candid about what contributes to low STEM retention, what they are currently doing to meet students where they are, and how they plan to increase STEM pass rates, especially among non-STEM majors. This will be your chance to learn from one another.
  • Product Updates: Be the first to get a sneak peek into a free, platform-wide Labster update that will enhance the learner experience.

Mark your calendars and join us on Thursday, April 27, 2023 from 11:00am-12:00pm ET.

Presenters

Hilary Pennington

,

Senior Director Global Marketing

As Senior Director of Global Marketing, Hilary is committed to raising awareness for UbiSim's market leading immersive VR training solutions. Hilary is proud to represent the world's first and most advanced VR solution. She is dedicated to elevating the voices of practicing nurses, nurse educators, and program leaders who are transforming nurse education with UbiSim VR.

Julian Allen

,

PhD.

Vice President of Academic Affairs, Labster

As Labster's new Vice President of Academic Affairs, Julian is focusing his attention on building strong and lasting relationships with new academic partners and deepening existing Labster collaborations. Julian has an extensive background in improving teaching and learning through the strategic use of technology, innovative pedagogies, and data analytics. He spent nearly 26 years with Georgia State University in Atlanta, where he achieved his MBA and doctorate in Instructional Technology. He began his career there assisting instructors in making the most of classroom and online technologies and concluded it as the inaugural chief learning innovations officer and assistant vice president. Specifically, he taught Leadership in Instructional Technology in the College of Education and Human Development. Julian extended his professional influence beyond Georgia State as a faculty member in the Learning Technology Leadership program at the influential non-profit EDUCAUSE Institute.

Maria D'Errico

,

DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, CNE, CHSE, CHSOS

Director of Simulation & Scholarship

Maria was a founding leader of the simulation design team for UbiSim, the world's first immersive VR platform for nursing. Working with partners across the globe, Maria empowered nurse leaders to successfully integrate immersive VR simulation into nursing curricula.

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