Carole Currie

Carole Currie is the Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Salve Regina University. During her corporate and academic career Carole has presented over 2,500 seminars to more than 25,000 professionals. As President of the Salve Regina Toastmaster’s Club, she holds an Advanced Bronze Communicator Award. Carole is known for her ability to create a collaborative and interactive group dynamic through her presentations. She has also served multiple times on the NERCOMP Conference Programming Committee. Carole has her MS in Management and a CGS in Leadership from Salve Regina University.

Adrienne Gauthier

Adrienne is an instructional designer in the Educational Technologies group at Dartmouth College. She brings over fifteen years experience in teaching, learning, and technology to the faculty of Arts & Sciences. Special projects involve engaging instructors in student-centered teaching approaches and promoting active learning experiences in their courses. She primarily works with STEM departments, calling on her decade of experience in astronomy education and outreach.

Judy Teng

Judy Teng, Ph.D. is the Director of the Office of Instructional Design in Center for Innovative Learning at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. Her support covers flipped classroom, blended and online courses, animations, simulations, and other multimedia projects. Judy holds a doctorate degree on Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration on Instructional Design and Technology. Her research and practice interests involve distance education, ePortfolio, curriculum and instructional design and development, faculty development, student learning assessment, program development, and program evaluation. Judy embraces learner-centered teaching for online, blended, and face-to-face environments. She published papers of her research and practice in professional journals and presented at regional, national, and international conferences.