Melissa S. Medina, Ed.D.

Professor, Associate Dean of Assessment & Evaluation, and Director of Preparing Future Faculty (OUHSC Graduate College)

Department of Pharmacy: Clinical and Administrative Sciences

Phone (405) 271-6484 x47299 Fax (405) 271-3830 Office CPB 134 Email Melissa-Medina@ouhsc.edu x47299

Fax (405) 271-3830

Office CPB 125

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.


Education & Experience

Doctor of Education in Education, Learning, Cognition, and Development,

Rutgers Univ. Graduate School of Education, New Brunswick, NJ

2006

Master of Education in Educational Psychology

Rutgers Univ. Graduate School of Education, New Brunswick, NJ

1996

Publications & Presentations

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    1. Medina M, Tran A L, Bhakta K, Klatt R A, Miller J L. Tips for writing pharmacy residency letters of intent. American journal of health-system pharmacy : AJHP : official journal of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. 2020; 77 : 605-607

    2. Rudolph M, Gortney J S, Brownfield A, Caldwell D, Castleberry A, Le U M, Medina M, Sease J M, Trujillo J, Welch A C, Daugherty K K. Student perceptions of the utility of the Pharmacy Curriculum Outcomes Assessment. Currents in pharmacy teaching & learning. 2020; 12 : 255-264

    3. Medina M, Schwier N C, Miller J L, Miller M M, Skrepnek G. Career skills assessment in a doctor of pharmacy curriculum. American Journal of Pharmacy Education. 2019; 82

    4. Pittenger A L, Gleason B L, Haines S T, Neely S, Medina M. Pharmacy Student Perceptions of the Entrustable Professional Activities. American journal of pharmaceutical education. 2019; 83 : 7274

    5. Medina M, Smith W T, Kolluru S, Sheaffer E A, DiVall M. A Review of Strategies for Designing, Administering, and Using Student Ratings of Instruction. American journal of pharmaceutical education. 2019; 83 : 7177

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