Lynn Glenn

Courses Taught Most Recent Academic Year

• NURS 9300

  Dissertation

• NURS 9250

  Investigation of Research Prob

• NURS 8620

  Measurement in Health Rsch

• CURS 3990

  Undergrad Research II

• NURS 9240

  Independent Study: Applied Research Design & Anal

• CURS 2990

  Undergrad Research I

• NURS 7475

  Pop Health & Emerging Dis

Teaching Interests

My teaching interests are community health, public health, health policy, and research methods including qualitative and CBPR methodology. I am actively engaged in scholarly, interdisciplinary mentorship with undergraduate and graduate students
My personal teaching philosophy supports autonomy, active learning, creativity, and shared responsibility. I believe in a more autonomous style where learning can be a shared experience between the educator and student. Critical thinking and the ability to make decisions independently are some of the most important skills nursing students need to develop. I promote active learning which fosters autonomous and independent thinking. Nursing students can gain experience in making connections among concepts learned in the classroom and textbook via hands-on activities and interactive group assignments. I pursue experiential learning and received funding from Augusta University Education Innovation Fund to implement a technology based research project in the undergraduate nursing research course, NURS 3807.