Meet the CFE

Dr. Allison Goedde serves as the program coordinator, lecturer, and advisor for the classroom technology master's degree program at Bowling Green State University. She earned her doctorate in Educational Administration and Supervision in 2006 from BGSU with an emphasis on educational administration and professional development with technology. She has been teaching in the BGSU School of Teaching and Learning for the past 8 years. Currently she is advisor for BGSU chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS). Prior to becoming instructor with BGSU, she was associate director of professional development with Northwest Ohio Educational Technology Foundation located at WBGU. In addition, she has been a pioneer in the practices of online teaching and learning for teacher professional development and student engagement since 2004, and has earned Quality Matters rubric training with experiences as a course reviewer. Research interests include the alignment of higher order thinking skills and pedagogical practices with technology.

Carrie Hamady is a registered dietitian as well as a licensed dietitian in the state of Ohio. She is a full-time lecturer in Public and Allied Health as well as the Director of the Undergraduate Dietetics Program. Her research interests are in sports nutrition, innovative teaching techniques in dietetics education, informatics, and the use of programmatic learning outcome. She serves as the Chair for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics’ (AND) Nutrition Informatics Committee and is the group leader for the Nutrition Care Process and Research Outcomes (NCPRO) Committee for AND’s Health Informatics Infrastructure (ANDHII). She serves the Faculty Affiliate on campus for BGSU Ending Hunger initiative. She won the award for best innovation in dietetics education at FNCE, the Faculty Excellence Award for Community-Based Teaching at BGSU, and the 2018 Ohio and North Central Region of NDEP Outstanding Dietetic Educator Award in the DPD Program category. Carrie is also working on her doctorate in Leadership Studies at BGSU.

Dr. Lisa Hanasono is an associate professor in the Department of Communication at Bowling Green State University (BGSU). Her research interests focus on topics related to diversity, inclusion, and social justice. Specifically, she examines how people communicate and cope with prejudice and discrimination. She also publishes scholarship on communication pedagogy and has been actively involved with the CFE as an Active Learning Classroom (ALC) mentor, Faculty Learning Community facilitator, and presenter at its annual Teaching and Learning Fairs. As a CFE Faculty Associate, as well as a member of the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD), BGSU’s IDEAL-N Team and the President’s Advisory Council on Diversity and Inclusion (PACODI), Dr. Hanasono is dedicated to advancing the careers and professional development of faculty and supporting transformational university initiatives that promote diversity and inclusion.

Dr. Angela Nelson is Chair and Graduate Coordinator of the Department of Ethnic Studies, Acting Director of the Africana Studies Program, and an Associate Professor in the Department of Popular Culture within the School of Cultural and Critical Studies at Bowling Green State University. Her current research and teaching focuses on black popular cultural productions (music, stage plays, comic art, and television) as they intersect with aesthetics, gender, race, performance, representation, and religion. Currently, Dr. Nelson is researching the formation of a black gospel gift economy in the early- to mid-twentieth century between black sanctified church members and black female gospel singers during a period of deep economic marginalization and oppression in the United States. Having an interest in the teaching and professional development needs of university faculty members, she has presented numerous faculty development workshops about the curriculum vita, the tenure and promotion process, and teaching portfolios.

Along with her constant dedication toward improving her teaching methods, Associate Professor Jenn Stucker’s research interests include Design as Artist and Practitioner, Design as Scholarship of Engagement, and Scholarship of Design Pedagogy. Her work has been published in several books on design, such as Graphic Design: The New Basics, and has also received award recognitions in numerous design publications including an Outstanding recognition in HOW Magazine’s 2013 International Design Awards for her community project, You Are Here Toledo. She is the co-founder & co-organizer of SWEAT (Summer Workshop for Experimentation and Thought) and co-editor of several books produced through the workshop. Jenn is a founding board member of AIGA Toledo, the Professional Association for Design, serving in many leadership roles including past co-chair of two national AIGA Design Educators Conferences held in Toledo, Ohio (2010) and Bowling Green (2016.) She has presented at several conferences across the country and internationally on both her teaching and research interests of community engagement. In April 2017 she was recognized by BGSU’s Office of Sponsored Research with the Outstanding Early Career Award for her scholarly activities.