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The 2019 Fall Expo showcased the research and service learning work produced by UAB undergraduates and other students in UAB fall research programs, fall REU programs, and other fall opportunities. It was held on December 2 and 3.

This year, Alabama Power partnered with UAB through an innovation grant to enable students to further their innovative research to improve communities in Alabama. This research "follows the same standards of innovation that drive Alabama Power’s mission." Two awards of $5,000 were awarded.

Winners

Oral Presentations

  • First Place: Karly Casey
  • Second Place: James Boyett
  • Third Place: Jasmine Cunningham

Poster Presentations

Keynote Speaker: Nancy P. Wingo

Dr. Nancy P. Wingo is an Assistant Professor and Director of Instructional Innovation at the School of Nursing at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She has taught for over 30 years in various fields, including English, Business Communications, and Nursing Education. She has a PhD in Educational Leadership with a concentration in distance education.

Dr. Wingo has published peer-reviewed articles in educational innovations, design thinking, distance education, and mixed methods research. She has also presented her research to international and national professional associations, including the American Educational Research Association, the Online Learning Consortium, and Quality Matters. Dr. Wingo is the Director of Education for UAB Solution Studios, an interprofessional program bringing together STEM students and clinicians to solve problems. She also serves on the UAB Center for Teaching and Learning Advisory Council and is the Director of the UAB Nursing Network broadcast program.

Dr. Wingo participated in the 2018-2019 cohort of UAB Undergraduate Research Faculty Fellows and was a recipient of the 2018 Provost’s Award for Faculty Excellence in Undergraduate Research. She is currently the principal investigator of a UAB QEP grant focused on promoting a culture of innovation across campus using design thinking methods.

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