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The University of Phoenix, College of Doctoral Studies, and the Research and ScholarshipEnterprise (RSE) are proud to announce our 2021 KWB Annual Research Summit. The Summitis our end-of-year showcase of professional researchers engaged in some of the most relevantand current topical matters affecting the world today.

This year’s Annual Summit follows the Nexus of Change in the areas of diversity, education,technology, as well as leadership and organizational change. Much has changed in our worldover the past year and a half, and from the lens of research, adaptation and speed havebecome the imperatives for studying the many challenges confronting the world.

This year’s event spans 3 days and is powered through Zoom. The days of the conference areAugust 12th, 13th, and 14th. All times are Arizona MST time.

August 12th Day 1- 10:00 am-4:00 pm MST time zone (please adjust accordingly)August 13th Day 2- 10:00 am-4:00 pmAugust 14th Day 3- 10:00 am-1:00 pm

For all our attendees, the event provides the flexibility to attend and drop in any conference youdesire. We encourage you to explore the full range of presentations, panel sessions, andceremonies. For up-to-date changes to the schedule, sessions, or important notes on the event,please visit our dedicated pages to the Summit at Summit Homepage.

Changes to this plenary will also be available at the site.

The conference MAIN room is the only way to move into the broader event and breakout rooms.You may enter for each day with the following unique links:

Day 1 - Zoom linkhttps://phoenixedu.zoom.us/j/82528912228?pwd=K3FYZWs5d1pOOWdUd3I3S1VjRWc4UT09

Day 2 - Zoom Linkhttps://phoenixedu.zoom.us/j/87085337834?pwd=R3FGQUFIa0xJaGZXZ29CN3ZJL3BqQT09

Day 3 - Zoom Linkhttps://phoenixedu.zoom.us/j/86920403748?pwd=cDltSGk1bzdNUXpYWmFWNmJld2dMUT09

We are looking forward to having one of the best and most compelling conferences of the yearand welcome your presence at this important event. For additional questions or concerns,please email us at [email protected]

We hope you thoroughly enjoy this year’s conference.

https://research.phoenix.edu/content/cds-rse-annual-summit

https://phoenixedu.zoom.us/j/82528912228?pwd=K3FYZWs5d1pOOWdUd3I3S1VjRWc4UT09

https://phoenixedu.zoom.us/j/87085337834?pwd=R3FGQUFIa0xJaGZXZ29CN3ZJL3BqQT09

https://phoenixedu.zoom.us/j/86920403748?pwd=cDltSGk1bzdNUXpYWmFWNmJld2dMUT09

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KWB SUMMIT EVENT SCHEDULE

DAY 1 THURSDAY 8.12.2021

Time Location Title Description

10:00 am-10:05 am MAIN Time Buffer Allowing entrants

10:05 am-10:20 am MAIN Opening Host-Dr. Shawn Todd-Boone opensconference

10:20 am-10:40 am MAIN Vice Provost Dr. Hinrich Eylers to speak

10:40 am-10:50 am MAIN Q&A Opening questions for Dr. Eylers

10:50 am-10:55 am MAIN Q/A Host-Panel introduced to begin Day 1

11:00 am-11:50 am MAIN Panel Session: Diversity,Leadership, and the “NewNormal”

Journal for Leadership Studies SymposiaPanel discusses a recent publicationaccomplishment with a focus on thevarious emergent issues of socialphenomena that highlighted 2020-2021.

12:00 pm-1:20 pm BLOCK 1 Opening sessions begin

Session 1-Thurs-8.12.21 Breakout Rm 1

Presenter 112:00-12:20 pm

Mark McCaslin-Practical and Applied Approach for Solving Immediate and LocalProblems


Mansureh Kibritchi. Co-presenters: Melissa Shank, Fern Entrekin, JaneSchumacher, Mary Lind. Strategies for Enhancing Students’ Online Work Skills onthe Post Pandemic: A Mixed Methods Study


Laura Ann Migliore-Nolan. Co-presenters: Erik Bean. Hindsight is 20/20: Prudentadvice to self, if I knew then what I know now

Q&A for all presenters-20 minutes


Presenter 1 Ryan Rominger. Co-presenters: Belky Perez, Debra Williams, Eileen Ehudin Beard,

12:00-12:20 pm Kym Grant-Horsey, Martha Zepeda, Midge (Judith) Elkins. Effects of Covid-19Pandemic on Nursing Students and Nursing Faculty


Phil Davidson. Co-presenters: Mary Stout, Diane Hunt-Wagner, Debra Mccoy,Stewart Stanfield. Mini-certification to Enhance Faculty Engagement andProfessional Development: A Mixed-Method study


Jan Cardwell. Co-presenters: Renee Green. Project 2021: Reimaging AfricanAmerican Women in Senior Level Leadership - post-COVID 19




Sandra Sessoms-Penny. The First 100 Days: Black Male Educators andOrganizational Socialization


Miriam Frolow. Co-presenters: Elizabeth Perry, Joey Jackson. ReligiousIdentification and Discrimination in the Workplace: An Exploratory FeasibilityStudy


Jeffrey Levinson. Instructional Strategies Used to Reduce the Career-ReadinessSkills Gap


1:30 pm-2:00 pm Break Break Time buffer

2:00 pm-3:20 pm BLOCK 2 Sessions



Alfreda Goods. Future Leaders' Ethical Behavior Development Using BoricuaCollege's Affective Development Model: A Holistic Single-Case Study


Jim Lane. Voting Suppression: An Overview of Historical and Current Events


Cheryl Burleigh. Co-presenters: Patricia Steele, Margaret Kroposki, Sherrye Smith,Dara Murray. Coaching of Higher Education Faculty: Quality and Timeliness ofFeedback




Victoria Merrill-Washington. Mental Health School Support Staff: Stressors andSelf-Care


Leo May Shoatz. Co-presenters: Dr. Anastasia Metros. The Relationship BetweenIntercultural Sensitivity and Organizational Culture in Higher Education


Crista Banton: Co-presenters: Dr. Jose Garza, Dr. Kimberly Underwood. FacultySupport During a Pandemic




Jason Stroman. Balancing Employee Needs and Non-Compete Agreements: AMultiple Case Study on Landscape Industry Middle Managers


Roxanne Williams. Co-presenters: Tonya Hassell. Triangulation withoutStrangulation!


Shayanna Whitaker. Co-presenters: Treka Spraggins, Lisa Langford. Bestpractices for the virtual learning world using situational leadership, emotionalintelligence, and contingency planning


Special Session-Thurs-8.12.21 Breakout Rm 7

Special Session2:00-3:20 pm

Ryan Rominger and Mansureh Kebritchi: A “Special Session Workshop” onExploring Methodology Group Resources

3:30 pm-4:00 pm MAIN Closing/DiscoverySession

Day 1 closes and the room is open forDay 2 and 3 presenters to pitch theirsession, network with guests.

DAY 2 FRIDAY 8.13.2021

Time Loc/Time Title Description

10:00 am-11:50 am MAIN Day 2 opens Dr. Shawn Todd-Boone, host for the day.

Opening Day 2 10:00 am-10:10 am

Day 2 Introduction Host introductions for DOY awards andStudent “Call for Proposal” selections.

Dissertation of theYear

10:10-10:30am

Dissertation Awards Day Vice Provost-Dr. Hinrich Eylersrecognizes the nominated winners ofthe DOY. DOY winners will participate inPanel II on Saturday.

Student KWB “Call forProposal Selections

10:30-10:50am

Doctoral StudentPresenter 1-Tina Bernard

Students who are working on theirdissertation or completed showcaseexamples of their dissertation andresearch- Topic-Metacognitive

Pedagogy Deficiency


10:50-11:10am

Doctoral StudentPresenter 2-JoannePrincipe

Students who are working on theirdissertation or completed showcaseexamples of their dissertation andresearch- Topic-Dimensional Synergiesto Catalyze Workplace CulturalTransformation.


11:10-11:30am

Doctoral StudentPresenter 3-Alan Morales

Students who are working on theirdissertation or completed showcaseexamples of their dissertation andresearch- Topic- Secondary Teachers'Perceptions of ProfessionalDevelopment and Efficacy.

Q & A 11:30-11:40am

Q&A Questions for the students who areworking on or completed theirdissertation/research.

Details on the Day 11:40-11:50am

Day 2 Details Dr. Shawn Todd-Boone ushers in theday's presenters.


Session 7-Friday-8.13.21 Breakout Rm 1


Louise Underdahl-Co presenters: Patricia Akojie, Rheanna Reed, Myrene Magabo,Shawishi Haynes. Promoting Industry Alignment within EdD CurriculumDevelopment: Best Practices


Chaava MacDonald. Co-presenters: Diane Hills,David Turner,Kym Grant-Horsey,Mar Navarro. The Impact of COVD-19 on K-12 Teaching and Learning in the VirtualEnvironment


June Cade. Co-presenters: Jan Otter. Quality Early Care and Learning: ExploringChild-Centered Pedagogy through a Qualitative Multi-Case Study




Stephanie Ferguson. Co-presenters: Tina Bernard. Metacognitive Strategies: HowK-12 Strategies Can Inform Instructional Practices in Higher Education


Sandra Sessoms-Penny. Transformational Leadership Skills Essential to MillennialWorkers’ Success


Erik Bean. Co-presenters: LauraAnn Migliore.Exploring Bias: Can Everyone FairlyAssess Bias in Differing Viewpoints of Published Information?




Nagham Alsamari. Elementary Teachers' Perception of Workload During COVID-19School Closures


Joshua Hadnot. Performance, Morale, & Job Satisfaction in Law Enforcement withAutocratic Leadership: A Modified Delphi Study


Jim Lane. Exploring Intersections of Race, Gender, Culture, and Power:Collaborative Critical Autoethnography and Model for Reform




Norris Krueger. The “NEW” Normal: How new & small business is key to recovery


Edward Herman Co-presenters: Daniel Smith. A Case Study Exploring the Impactof Technology Integrated Curriculum on the Student-Teacher Relationship; Froman Educator Perspective


Joanne Principe. Inspiring Leadership: Making Commitment towards DimensionalSynergies for Catalyzing Sustainable Workplace Cultural Transformations





Pablo Rodriguez. Perceptions of IT Decision-Makers on the Use of Domain NameSecurity Extensions (DNSSEC)


Patricia Thomas. Factors Contributing to the promotion of Female U.S. Air ForceField Grade Officers


Donna Smith. Co-presenters: Kimberly Underwood. Effects of GenerationalStereotypes in Multi-Generational Organizations




Jane Schumacher-Our Voices Matter: The Doctoral Research of Three BlackWomen at University of Phoenix


Joy Taylor. Co-presenters:Sandra Sessoms-Penny. The Influence of Leadership onK-12 School Culture and Minority Teacher Retention


Angela Larson. Co-presenters: Nowai Keleekai-Brapoh, Sushil Jindal, MarleneBlake. Strategies to support persistence in non-traditional students inpractitioner-based programs




Les H Huffman. Co-presenters: Steven Campus. Senior Ranking Police Officer'sPerceptions of Evidenced-Based Policing and Police Fatalities


Stephanie Holden. Co-presenters: Cathy Lalley. Vulnerability principles in doctoraleducation: Creating a safe student networking space to improve student outcomes


Cheryl Burleigh. Co-presenters: Andrea Wilson, Erik Bean. Public K-12 EducationResponse to Serving Special Education Students During COVID: A ContentAnalysis


3:30 pm-4:00 pm MAIN Closing/DiscoverySession

Day 2 closes and the room is open forDay 3 presenters to pitch theirsession, network with guests.

DAY 3 SATURDAY 8.14.2021

Time Location Title Description

10:00 am-11:15 am MAIN Panel II-Dissertation ofthe Year: “Presentationsand the Future ofResearch”

This panel discusses the future of researchin the “new normal” and featurespresentations by 2021 Dissertation of theYear winners.

11:30 am-12:50 pm BLOCK 5 Sessions

Session 14 -Saturday-8.14.21 Breakout Rm 1

Presenter 111:30-11:50 am

Stephanie Holden. Co-presenters: Deborah Green-Gonzalez. Cardiovasculardisease and complementary and alternative medicine (CAM): A mixed-methodsstudy


Cheryl Miller. Exploring Video-Assisted Technology Use: A Qualitative Multi-CaseStudy


Jessica Flores. Innovative Practice Discussion Considerations: Giving Adults anOpportunity to Learn How to Love Better


Session 15-Saturday-8.14.21 Breakout Rm 2


Derek Roby. Strategies and initiatives to Improve Participation in EmployeeWellness Programs through the Lens of a Qualitative Exploratory Case Study


Patricia Akojie. Co-presenters: Jennifer Ann Sagon-Taeza, Susan Steele-Moses,Sharon Louise Underdahl. The Value of the History Curriculum: An ExploratoryCase Study


Melissa K Shank. Evidence-based classroom management preparation for noviceteachers: A descriptive case study


Session 16-Saturday-8.14.21 Breakout Rm 3


Richard Bowman. Effective Educational Approaches Related to GenerationalDifferences


Paula Miller. Latest Exercise Research with the Transtheoretical Model forBehavior Change


Danielle Sixsmith, David Mailloux,Petula Brown., Frederick Lawrence. Study of thePerceived Value of Alternative Credentials to the University of Phoenix


Session 17-Saurday-8.14.21 Breakout Rm 4


Darrell Snyder. Diverse Groups: LGBTQ Students


Michelle Susberry. Co-presenters: Lequisha Brown-Joseph. Black Towns andGentrification—Does Preservation depend on location?


Subhashis Nandy. Diversity In Corporate Executive Governing Boards: DidLeadership of Corporate America Change Between 2011 and 2021?


12:50 pm-1:00 pm MAIN Final Words Dr. Shawn Todd-Boone to close theSummit

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