Project A systematic review of humanities pedagogy and application in STEM Program John Martinson Honors College Research Programs Term Spring 2025 Status Accepted Research Area Social sciences methodology, systematic review, humanities pedagogy Description This project aims to conduct a large-scale review of pedagogical approaches applied in humanities disciplines. We will systematically do a search of existing research on this topic, code the existing research, and analyze that data to respond to our research questions. The main research question is: What pedagogical approaches and philosophies are adopted in humanities disciplines in higher education? The research assistants will form part of an interdisciplinary research group with Professors Lori Czerwionka (Spanish, Linguistics), Kirsten Davis (Engineering Education), Jerilyn Tinio (Libraries), and graduate students as well. Supervisor Lori A Czerwionka Mentor Lori A Czerwionka Type of work required Research assistants will review and code academic articles, organize data, and support data analysis to understand the types of pedagogical approaches found in the prior literature.

3-9 hours/week could be arranged; Departmental credit is possible. Websites https://www.cla.purdue.edu/directory/profiles/lori-a-czerwionka.html
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Qualifications GPA of 3.4 or above, strong organizational skills, ability to skim text to achieve accurate understanding, ability or interest in data analysis, some familiarity with academic writing is a plus, any major is acceptable. Credit Hours 0 Weekly Hours 3 (estimated)