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ISSN 3070-8842
Research-based Articles
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2021January 05, 2021 EDT

Effective Strategies for Promoting Faculty and Student Success in Online Counselor Education Programs

Patti Hinkley, Laurel Shaler, Brandi Chamberlin, Clay Peters, Jama Davis, Anita Kuhnley,
student successfaculty successonline educationcounselor educationstudent engagement
https://doi.org/10.65201/001c.141593

Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2021

Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2021
  • An Evaluation of Using Virtual Teams to Map Innovative Learning Environments into the Tertiary Learning Space
    Angela PageTraci-Ann Garrad
  • The Impact of Change Management in the Transformation of Online Graduate Education
    Abeni El Amin
  • Effective Strategies for Promoting Faculty and Student Success in Online Counselor Education Programs
    Patti HinkleyLaurel ShalerBrandi ChamberlinClay PetersJama DavisAnita Kuhnley
  • Health Problems Experienced in Online Learning During COVID-19 in Nepali Universities
    Megh DangalRubin Maharjan
Journal of Online Graduate Education
Hinkley, Patti, Laurel Shaler, Brandi Chamberlin, Clay Peters, Jama Davis, and Anita Kuhnley. 2021. “Effective Strategies for Promoting Faculty and Student Success in Online Counselor Education Programs.” Journal of Online Graduate Education 4 (1). https://doi.org/10.65201/001c.141593.
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