Texas A&M University-Commerce

Administrator, Competency-Based Education

Designed, built & launched 2X2 competency-based Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice with an emphasis in Law Enforcement Leadership [completed in 11 months]
Funded by a grant from the Texas Higher Education Foundation: Texas Affordable Baccalurate [TAB]
Coordinate advisory board
Institutional Effectiveness author

Texas A&M University-Commerce

Founding Dean, College of Innovation and Design at Texas A&M University-Commerce

The College of Innovation and Design is a university-wide hub focused on bringing together faculty, students and community members from diverse disciplines to create new pathways of learning that anticipate the demands and opportunities of our ever-changing world and workplace. The college serves as an incubator for new initiatives and degrees that transcend single disciplines or departments.
Our diverse and transdisciplinary network of programs and departments include academic advising and academic programming for our incoming freshmen, competency-based education (Organizational Leadership; Criminal Justice), adult completer degrees (Applied Sciences; General Studies), Career Development, and the Institute of Competency-Based Education. Together, we ensure students are successful for their first year of college as well as for their first, second or third career later in life.

Texas A&M University-Commerce

Associate Dean, College of Humanities, Social Sciences & Arts

Worked with department heads on curriculum development and faculty workload.
Implemented system & university policies; ensured compliance with state mandates.
Developed faculty development workshop series.
Supervised academic advisors.
Processed all academic suspension students.
Institutional Effectiveness author.

Texas A&M University-Commerce

Associate Professor of Sociology

Teaching, research & service.
Specialties: Medical Sociology; Qualitative Research; Sociology of Professions
Served as undergraduate & graduate advisor
Supervised undergraduate and graduate theses

Texas A&M University-Commerce

Dean, University College

Oversee core curriculum
Coordinate First-Year TRAC initiative [freshmen retention + first year experience]
Monitor Developmental Math & English
Supervise academic Success Coaches
Process academic suspension students
Institutional Effectiveness Author

Stanford University

Facilitator, Life Design Studio for University Educators

Yvonne worked at Stanford University as a Facilitator, Life Design Studio for University Educators

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Evidence-Based Medicine and Its Implications for the Profession of Chiropractic

Social Science & Medicine

Early Advertising and Practice Building in Chiropractic: 1920-1950

Chiropractic History

Evidence-Based Medicine and Its Implications for the Profession of Chiropractic

Social Science & Medicine

Early Advertising and Practice Building in Chiropractic: 1920-1950

Chiropractic History

The AMA Versus Chiropractic: Themes of Opposition from 1963 to 1974

ICA Review

Evidence-Based Medicine and Its Implications for the Profession of Chiropractic

Social Science & Medicine

Early Advertising and Practice Building in Chiropractic: 1920-1950

Chiropractic History

The AMA Versus Chiropractic: Themes of Opposition from 1963 to 1974

ICA Review

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Social Science & Medicine

Early Advertising and Practice Building in Chiropractic: 1920-1950

Chiropractic History

The AMA Versus Chiropractic: Themes of Opposition from 1963 to 1974

ICA Review

An Ideal-Typical Development of Chiropractic, 1895-1961: Pursuing Professional Ends Through Entrepreneurial Means

Social Theory & Health

Deviant Behavior

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Deviant Behavior

Evidence-Based Medicine and Its Implications for the Profession of Chiropractic

Social Science & Medicine

Early Advertising and Practice Building in Chiropractic: 1920-1950

Chiropractic History

The AMA Versus Chiropractic: Themes of Opposition from 1963 to 1974

ICA Review

An Ideal-Typical Development of Chiropractic, 1895-1961: Pursuing Professional Ends Through Entrepreneurial Means

Social Theory & Health

Deviant Behavior

Kendall Hunt

Chiropractors as Folk Devils: Published and Unpublished Coverage of a Moral Panic

Deviant Behavior

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Illuminate

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Social Science & Medicine

Early Advertising and Practice Building in Chiropractic: 1920-1950

Chiropractic History

The AMA Versus Chiropractic: Themes of Opposition from 1963 to 1974

ICA Review

An Ideal-Typical Development of Chiropractic, 1895-1961: Pursuing Professional Ends Through Entrepreneurial Means

Social Theory & Health

Deviant Behavior

Kendall Hunt

Chiropractors as Folk Devils: Published and Unpublished Coverage of a Moral Panic

Deviant Behavior

In Whose Interest Does Evidence-Based Practice Operate?

Illuminate

Gynecological Neurologists and Other Lessons of History

ICA Review

Evidence-Based Medicine and Its Implications for the Profession of Chiropractic

Social Science & Medicine

Early Advertising and Practice Building in Chiropractic: 1920-1950

Chiropractic History

The AMA Versus Chiropractic: Themes of Opposition from 1963 to 1974

ICA Review

An Ideal-Typical Development of Chiropractic, 1895-1961: Pursuing Professional Ends Through Entrepreneurial Means

Social Theory & Health

Deviant Behavior

Kendall Hunt

Chiropractors as Folk Devils: Published and Unpublished Coverage of a Moral Panic

Deviant Behavior

In Whose Interest Does Evidence-Based Practice Operate?

Illuminate

Gynecological Neurologists and Other Lessons of History

ICA Review

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Social Science & Medicine

Evidence-Based Medicine and Its Implications for the Profession of Chiropractic

Social Science & Medicine

Early Advertising and Practice Building in Chiropractic: 1920-1950

Chiropractic History

The AMA Versus Chiropractic: Themes of Opposition from 1963 to 1974

ICA Review

An Ideal-Typical Development of Chiropractic, 1895-1961: Pursuing Professional Ends Through Entrepreneurial Means

Social Theory & Health

Deviant Behavior

Kendall Hunt

Chiropractors as Folk Devils: Published and Unpublished Coverage of a Moral Panic

Deviant Behavior

In Whose Interest Does Evidence-Based Practice Operate?

Illuminate

Gynecological Neurologists and Other Lessons of History

ICA Review

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