Laurel Iverson Hitchcock

Associate Professor

The University of Alabama

United States

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Laurel Iverson Hitchcock is an Associate Professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA. Her research focuses on health equity, technology in education, and the integration of poverty awareness in social work education. Recent articles authored by Dr. Hitchcock explore innovative teaching methods in social work, including the use of health simulations and generative AI to enhance student engagement and learning.

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Articles (13)

Social Work Educators Innovating With Generative AI: An Exploratory Study

Using a Health Equity Simulation as a Teaching Tool in Social Work and Public Health Courses

Grand Challenge of Social Work's Harness Technology for Social Good: Scoping Review

Adjunct Teaching in Social Work Education: Practical Information for Using Your MSW in Higher Education

Why We Want Our Students to Learn about Poverty and Healthcare: Sharing Our Students’ Experiences from Poverty Simulations

Why We Want Our Students to Learn about Poverty and Health Care: Sharing Our Own Experiences from Poverty Simulations

Implementing a Large Scale Interprofessional Poverty Simulation

Enhancing Student Learning and Engagement Using Digital Stories

Social Work Educators’ Opportunities During COVID-19: A Roadmap for Trauma-Informed Teaching During Crisis

A heutagogical approach for the assessment of Internet Communication Technology (ICT) assignments in higher education

Podcasting as a Pedagogical Tool for Experiential Learning in Social Work Education

Interprofessional Simulation for Understanding Poverty

Professional Collaboration Networks as a Social Work Research Practice Innovation: Preparing DSW Students for Knowledge Dissemination Roles in a Digital Society

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Tae Kyung Park

Carly Timmons McKenzie

Colleen Fisher

Johanna Baez

Melanie Sage

Matthea Marquart

Dione King

Jimmy A. Young

Sallie J. Shipman

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