Michael Anders, PhD, MPH, Director (CV). Dr. Anders is an Associate Professor of Assessment and Evaluation in Academic Affairs and serves as the Director of the UAMS Teaching Scholars program. Teaching Scholars is a longitudinal faculty development program to plan, evaluate, and disseminate innovative educational practices to enhance learning. In his role as Director of Teaching Scholars, Dr. Anders serves as a mentor, collaborator, and facilitator for faculty. His additional roles include serving as the Program Evaluator on two National Institutes for Health grants: the Summer Undergraduate Research Program and the Research Education: Initiative for Maximizing Student Development Program, Both grants support biomedical research career development for underserved students.
Angel Holland, PT, DPT, EdD, CHP Mentor (CV). Dr. Holland is an Associate Professor and the Chair and Program Director of the Physical Therapy Department in the UAMS College of Health Professions. She is a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Geriatric Physical Therapy, Certified in Documentation Auditing, and Certified Interprofessional Education Facilitator. Her teaching interests include healthcare administration, professionalism, documentation and clinical reasoning. Her research interests include generational learning styles and teaching strategies, interprofessional learning activities, and faculty development to enhance student success. In the College of Health Professions Teaching Scholars program, Dr. Holland is the lead facilitator for workshops focused on conceptual frameworks, survey design, and qualitative research.