Three 91²Ö¿â Salem faculty members, representing three different subjects, joined forces to explore student and teacher experiences with the Hyflex course format, focusing on its flexibility and impact on student success and engagement.Collaborating on this research project were Dr. Rachael Blasiman, associate professor of psychology; Dr. Sheren Farag, assistant professor of horticulture; and Kristine Harrington, associate lecturer of English. The three were the first 91²Ö¿â faculty members to study and implement the Hyflex method, with each earning Gold and Platinum awards ...
The Summit Professor of Learning Technologies and Professor of Educational Technology, Richard Ferdig, Ph.D., has had a multitude of students come through his courses. His passion for teaching never wavers though. Every day is a new one for him. Each student has different preconceived notions, different goals and different reasons for joining his class. âLearning is often interrupted by personal issues ranging from illnesses, friendships and getting married,â Ferdig told 91²Ö¿â Today. âThere are a lot of things that happen, and I think thatâs the complexity of teaching, but the...
âWhen you visit universities that feature large marching bands, all of them have a facility like this,â said 91²Ö¿â President Todd Diacon. On Nov. 18, he and other campus members got their first look at the newly renovated 91²Ö¿â Ice Arena, which now houses a state-of-the-art space for the Marching Golden Flashes. The renovations transformed part of the ice arena into a dedicated facility for the marching band, which has grown by an incredible 155% in the last five years to its current level of 265 student musicians.âHaving a first-class rehearsal space will aid in...
When Paul Coulter began his internship at 91²Ö¿â, he knew he was stepping into an opportunity that aligned perfectly with his passion for sustainability and renewable energy. As an energy systems auditor, Paul took on the challenge of analyzing and optimizing the university's electrical, cooling, and heating systemsâa project whose scope rivaled that of a small city."91²Ö¿â made it possible," Paul says, reflecting on the opportunity to work on such an impactful project. His role involved collecting and analyzing vast amounts of data, creating complex spreadsheets, and ...
Sexual Assault Resources
If you need to report a sexual assault and the situation is emergent, call 911. Otherwise, you can contact 91²Ö¿â Police Services at 330-672-2212. 91²Ö¿â also offers a number of other support services for those involved in sexual assault situations.
Click here for the Sexual and Relationship Violence Support Services (SRVSS) website
Reporting an Emergency or Crime
- Dial 911 from any phone on campus
- Push the Emergency Button on of any blue-light phone throughout campus
- Dial 330-672-2212 for the University's Communications Center
Emergency 911 is accessible from any phone on campus including your cell phone. 911 calls are answered by dispatchers in our communications center who can send police, fire or ambulance services to your location within minutes.