AIM Coaching:  FAQ's

Doctoral Degree

• Texas A&M University*

• Educational Psychology

• Emphasis: Human Learning & Development

Masters Degree

• Texas A&M University*

• Curriculum & Instruction

• Emphasis: Science Education

Undergraduate Degrees

• New Mexico State University*

• B.S. - Secondary Education

• B.A. - Chemistry

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• Campbell, R. P., & Blankenship, B. (2022). Implementation Plans for Course Redesigns: An Exploration of Identified Strategies. To Improve the Academy.

• Campbell, R., P., &Blankenship, B. (2021). Teaching strategies identified during student success course redesign. To Improve the Academy.

• Campbell, R. P., Hettich, P. (2018). Learning Strategies for College and Career, Instructor’s Resource Edition. BVT Publishing: Redlands, CA.

• Campbell, R., P., Hublitz, K. (2017). Northern Arizona University: A Basic Study Skills Seminar Using a Course Connected Mentoring Model. In T. L. Skipper (Ed.), What Makes the First-Year Seminar High-Impact? An Exploration of Effective Educational Practices, (Research Reports on College Transitions, 7) (pp 81-85). Columbia, SC: National Resource Center for First-Year Students and Students in Transition.

• Campbell, R., P., Buford, B. (2017). Resource Spotlight: Boosting First-Year Courses and Programs with Technology. esource for College Transitions, 14, 15-17. Columbia, SC: National Resource Center for First-Year Students and Students in Transition.

• Campbell, R. P., Saltonstall, M., & Buford, B. (Spring 2013). The scholarship of a movement: A 24-year content analysis of the Journal of The First-Year Experience & Students in Transition. Journal of The First-Year Experience & Students in Transition, 24, 13 – 34.