Rebecca Rowe presents at NEAAHP Conference

rjroweRebecca J. Rowe, Ph.D., assistant professor in the 91AVCOM Department of Biomedical Sciences and assistant director for COM Distance Education, was one of four panel presenters at the Northeast Association of Advisors for the Health Professions (NEAAHP) Conference in Atlantic City, New Jersey, earlier this month.

The title of the “Experienced Advisor” panel presentation was “Technology & Advising: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly!”  Rowe’s presentation was titled: “Going Outside the Prescribed Curriculum with Virtual Laboratory Simulations for the Health Professions.”  This session was sponsored by The Princeton Review.

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