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ACHIEVEMENTS Adjunct doctoral faculty, School of Computer and Information Sciences, NSU Ph.D., Computing Technology in Education 18 years College/University teaching experience 16 years municipal government experience Virtual Reality and Human Anatomy/Physiology education curriculum development Graduate and Undergraduate course outline and syllabus development Published writer City and State speaker/presenter; workshop and conference presenter Governor appointment to State of Michigan Computer Curriculum Development Governor appointment to State of Michigan Land Resource Commission Grant writer - $24 million in State and Federal grants obtained for governmental projects Life-time State of Arizona and State of Michigan Secondary Teaching Certification Life-time State of Michigan Municipal Clerk WORK EXPERIENCE PRESENT Adjunct Faculty - Nova Southeastern University (NSU) - School of Computer and Information Sciences (SCIS)
(Resigned from Full-time Faculty Program in June 2007, as a National Faculty teaching in the MSTM International program.)
PAST EDUCATION Adjunct Faculty - Rio Salado Community College - Human Anatomy/Physiology Adjunct Faculty - Chandler-Gilbert Community College - Virtual Reality Adjunct Faculty - Central Arizona College - CIS and Human Anatomy/Physiology MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT - 16 years Ishpeming, Michigan, City Manager - 3 years Chocolay Township (Marquette County, Michigan) - Clerk/Manager - 13 years EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Doctorate: Ph.D., Computing Technology in Education, Nova Southeastern University, School of Computer and Information Sciences, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 2000. Dissertation title: Implementing a Virtual Reality Paradigm in Human Anatomy/Physiology College Curricula. GRADUATE Michigan State University - MS in Biological Sciences Northern Michigan University - graduate courses in Computer Science Northern Arizona University - graduate courses in Education UNDERGRADUATE Northern Michigan University - BS- Majors: Biology and English and Minor in Mathematics with a Secondary Teacher Certification PUBLICATIONS St. Aubin, H. (2006), Virtual Presence in Blended Learning Online and Onsite Courses. Published by ERAU in the ERAU-TLES Conference booklet. Nov. 2006. St. Aubin, H. (2006, August), Virtual Presence in Blended Learning. Presented at Society for Applied Learning Technology (SALT) Conference, Friday, August 25, 2006, Published on SALT website. St. Aubin, H. (2005, November), Addressing Instructional Interruptions in Military Blended Learning Environments (updated version). Presented at ERAU-TLES Conference, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2005, Published by ERAU. St. Aubin, H. (2005, August), Addressing Instructional Interruptions in Military Blended Learning Environments. Presented at Society for Applied Learning Technology (SALT) Conference, Wednesday, August 24, 2005, Published on SALT website. St. Aubin, H. (2001). Implementing a Virtual Reality Paradigm in Human Anatomy/Physiology College Curricula. In: Westwood, J., et al. (Eds). Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 2001. Outer Space, Inner Space, Virtual Space. Proceeding of Medicine Meets Virtual Reality, 2001, January 25-28, Newport Beach, CA. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: IOS Press, 475-478. DISSERTATION: St. Aubin, H. (June 2000). Implementing a Virtual Reality Paradigm in Human Anatomy/Physiology College Curricula. Nova Southeastern University. St. Aubin, H. (1998, June). Nursing Care of a Patient in Traction. Courseware Review. HyperNexus, ISTE, 8-3, 24. Anthology of Poems in the "Mining Journal Newspaper", published in Marquette, MI. ADDITIONAL POEMS PUBLISHED IN Michigan Township Association Journal, Lansing, MI
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