VIU Teaching & Learning Centre Team
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Piera Jung
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Judy SouthwellManager, Educational & Workplace Technologies4 days per week (Currently on Leave)Judy.Southwell@viu.ca Judy provides direction in incorporating technologies in the
classroom, online and in the workplace that enable faculty to enhance
their instructional skills and employees to complete workplace
assignments. Her experience in education and office practices includes
18 years in adult education in face-to-face and online instruction,
technical writing, and instructional design. She has a keen interest in
implementing professional development programming that assists all
employees to use technologies effectively. |
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Irene BuckEducational TechnologistPart TimeIrene.Buck@viu.ca Irene develops learning initiatives and provides consultations and workshops on workplace technologies, e-portfolios, and communities of practice. Irene is also an adult educator and Instructional Skills Workshop facilitator. |
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Sarah de JagerProject Assistant4 days per weekSarah.deJager@viu.ca Sarah has been a part of the VIU family for seven years. As a certified facilitator for Instructional Skills Workshops, Sarah provides project management for a wide range of VIU TLC, provincial, national, and international initiatives. She also plans and manages workshops, institutes, and events. Sarah supports Teaching Scholar projects, is editor and designer of the VIU Learning Matters Newsletter, designs technology presentations and materials, and develops and maintains web pages. |
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Andrew MarchandEducational TechnologistFull time temporary(250) 753-3245 (2447) Andrew has over five years experience as a graphic and web designer and over three years experience in education. His current interests include educational webcasting, using Web 2.0 tools to encourage collaboration and life-long learning within and among academic communities, and promoting sustainability within curricula and on campus. He holds a Master of Arts degree in Environment and Management as well as Bachelor’s degrees in Environmental Science and Education. |
Brent LeeEducational Technologist1 day per weekBrent.Lee@viu.ca Brent supports projects undertaken by the Teaching and Learning Centre funded by BCcampus. Brent is also a certified facilitator for Instructional Skills Workshops. |
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Sabrina WaitEducational Technology Assistant3 days per weekSabrina.Wait@viu.ca Sabrina works three days a week with the VIU Teaching & Learning Centre. She provides administrative support essential to the delievery of the centre's programs and develops and maintains resources and web pages. Sabrina oversees the VIU TLC Tech Lab (B305 R450), where she assists employees in the use of Microsoft Office programs and other software applications pertaining to teaching and learning. |
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Dana ChamberlainTeaching Scholar, Internationalizing the CurriculumSection Assignment, Funded by International EducationDana.Chamberlain@viu.ca More Information Coming Soon! |
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Mélody MartinTeaching Scholar, Aboriginal Education and Indigenous KnowledgeSection Assignment, Funded by Aboriginal Service Plan & Office of Aboriginal EducationMelody.Martin@viu.ca Mélody is an Aboriginal scholar and senior faculty member in the First Nations Studies Department. Current research activities are guided by local Coast Salish elders toward a (re)conceptualization of the role of Indigenous knowledges in academia. |
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Laurie Meijer DreesTeaching Scholar, Aboriginal Education and Indigenous KnowledgeSection Assignment, Funded by Aboriginal Service Plan & Office of Aboriginal EducationLaurie.MeijerDrees@viu.ca Laurie has been involved with Aboriginal education and teaching First Nations Studies programs since 1993. She is currently researching methods of supporting Hul'qumi'num elders in determining how local knowledge can best be included in undergraduate education at VIU. |
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Piera JungTeaching Scholar, Health & Human ServicesSection Assignment, Funded by Health and Human Servicespiera.jung@viu.ca Currently working in the faculty of Health and Human Services, Piera has a particular interest in the study of adult education, learning in the workplace, and organizational learning. She has worked with learners in a variety of programs and is keen to foster teaching approaches and learning environments that are holistic, authentic, and learner-centered. |
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Maggie KennedyTeaching Scholar, Health & Human ServicesSection Assignment, Funded by Health and Human Servicesmaggie.kennedy@viu.ca Maggie is passionate about collaborating with H&HS faculty and the Teaching & Learning Centre team to further scholarly teaching and the scholarship of teaching and learning. Maggie is an Instructional Skills Workshop facilitator, is involved with intercultural initiatives, and is researching the concepts of interprofessional learning and practice education. |
