Melissa S. Medina, Ed.D.
Professor and Associate Dean for Assessment and Evaluation and Director of Preparing Future Faculty
Pharmacy Office of the Dean
Phone (405) 271-6484 x47299
Fax (405) 271-3830
Office CPB 134
Email Melissa-Medina@ouhsc.edu
Summary
My research focuses the scholarship of teaching and learning. One area of interest is on evaluating outcomes of faculty, resident, and graduate student teaching development programs. A second area of interest is on exploring the impact of curricular and course design, active learning strategies, and assessment methods on students’ knowledge, skill, and attitude development. A third area of interest is on the influence of doctor of pharmacy programmatic design and assessment on helping students attain program outcomes.
Academic Awards
2020 Best SOTL Publication Award for the publication, "Developing Critical Thinking Skills in Students,"
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Social and Administrative Sciences Section
July 2020David Ross Boyd Professorship
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
May 2020Advisor of the Year
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Student Government Association
April 2020Robert K. Chalmers Distinguished Pharmacy Educator Award
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
2018Exemplary Service Award
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Teachers of Pharmaceutics Section
2017Distinguished Teaching Scholar Award
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
2016Regent's Award for Superior Teaching
The University of Oklahoma
April 2015Presidential Professorship
The University of Oklahoma, President's Associates
April 2012Publications & Presentations
- 1. Miller J L, Miller M M, Neely S, Medina M. Impact of Transitioning a Senior Seminar Capstone Course to an Intensive Hybrid Course. American journal of pharmaceutical education. 2023; 87 : ajpe8911
2. Draugalis J R, Medina M, Taylor J N, Plaza C M, Lopez E J. An Update on the Progress Toward Gender Equity in US Academic Pharmacy. American journal of pharmaceutical education. 2022; 86 : ajpe8962
3. Medina M, Castleberry A N, Persky A. Evaluating Pharmacy Faculty's Awareness of Teaching and Learning Myths and Misconceptions. American journal of pharmaceutical education. 2022; 86 : ajpe8751
4. Carter J T, Hemmer S, Medina M, Sinko L, Draugalis J R. An Updated National Profile of Curriculum Committees at US Schools and Colleges of Pharmacy. American journal of pharmaceutical education. 2022; 86 : 8745
5. Smith K J, Neely S, Dennis V C, Miller M M, Medina M. Use of Situational Judgment Tests to Teach Empathy, Assertiveness, Communication, and Ethics. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education. 2022; 86 : 8761
Grants
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Awards and Honors
- 1. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Social and Administrative Sciences Section 2020 Best SOTL Publication of the Year. Date: 2020.
2. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. AACP Distinguished Teaching Scholars Award. Date: 2016.
3. Rutgers Graduate School of Education Delta Chi Chapter. Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society. Date: 2004.
4. Rutgers Graduate School of Education Delta Chi Chapter. Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society. Date: 1996.
5. Rutgers University New Brunswick. Psi Chi National Honor Society. Date: 1992.
Education
- 1. Degree: EDD. Rutgers University Graduate School of Education. Date: 2006.
2. Degree: MA. Rutgers University Graduate School of Education. Date: 1996.
3. Degree: BA. Rutgers University - Rutgers College. Date: 1993.