• IAMSE Webinar – Going Lecture Free for Gen Z

    Bartlett Theatre HPC 701 E. 2nd Street, Pomona, CA, United States

    The Wright Curriculum, a lecture free curriculum, began in 2017 at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, with the goal of having students become self-directed learners using evidence-based teaching and learning activities. We have several aims with this curriculum. First, help students develop skills in critical thinking. Second, help students learn how to discover…

  • Intergenerational Issues in the Workplace and Classroom: Millennials in the Mix

    Bartlett Theatre HPC 701 E. 2nd Street, Pomona, CA, United States

    This is the first period in history where four generations are inhabiting the workplace. Conflict can and does occur due to miscommunication and misunderstanding between the generational cohorts. Come learn about the characteristics of each cohort, as well as strategies on how to interact effectively with millennials.

  • Teaching Millennials: Challenges and Opportunities

    HEC Classroom E

    In recent years and with the enrollment of millennials in graduate schools, dental education system has undergone a tangible and fascinating change . The generation of millennials who have been born in the digital era have major differences from generations past in the way  they see the world, want to be treated and certainly different…

  • Move over Millennials, iGen is here.

    HEC Classroom A - HEC Building 701 E. 2nd Street, Pomona, CA, United States

    Currently, the majority of students, residents and early career clinicians in healthcare belong to the Millennial generation (born 1980-1994). Millennials are about to be surpassed by iGen (born 1994 – 2012) who comprise 32% of the global population and are poised to begin entering graduate level education. Educators must be mindful of this emerging generation…

  • Move over Millennials, iGen is here.

    HEC Classroom A - HEC Building 701 E. 2nd Street, Pomona, CA, United States

    Currently, the majority of students, residents and early career clinicians in healthcare belong to the Millennial generation (born 1980-1994). Millennials are about to be surpassed by iGen (born 1994 – 2012) who comprise 32% of the global population and are poised to begin entering graduate level education. Educators must be mindful of this emerging generation…

  • Move over Millennials, iGen is here.

    HEC Classroom A - HEC Building 701 E. 2nd Street, Pomona, CA, United States

    Currently, the majority of students, residents and early career clinicians in healthcare belong to the Millennial generation (born 1980-1994). Millennials are about to be surpassed by iGen (born 1994 – 2012) who comprise 32% of the global population and are poised to begin entering graduate level education. Educators must be mindful of this emerging generation…