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Technology as the Solution" in Business Blockchain Headquarters. Erin Rae Hoffer, PhD, chaired a session and presented two papers, "Dynamics of Climate Regulation: A Grounded Theory Study of the Real Estate Industry" and "Case-Based Teaching: Using Stories for Engagement and Inclusion", at the International Conference on Social and Education Sciences (IConSES) in Denver, Colorado. John Orlando, PhD, has authored several articles for The Teaching Professor Newsletter over the past few months: • "What you are saying online without your words" • "Virtual Reality adds context to learning" • "How to improve your student evaluations" • "Improve learning through peer feedback" • "How to get faculty to adopt OER" • "How to improve your student evaluations" • "Video Trailers and Welcomes" • "Gaming and Quizzing systems" John Orlando, PhD, was also busy in giving the following interviews, workshops, and chair-activities: • "Best practices in online teaching," an interview on the Lecture Breakers Podcast with Barbi Honeycutt, September 6, 2019. • "The future of online learning," an interview on the Desire2Learn podcast, July 31, 2019. • "How to provide voice and screencasting feedback," a workshop at The Distance Teaching and Learning Conference, Madison, WI, August 2019 (workshop presenter). • Virtual Reality Special Interest Group at The Distance Teaching and Learning Conference, Madison, WI, August 2019 (Chair). Carissa Smock, PhD, continues to be busy with presentations and papers! • Dr. Smock and two colleagues presented "Linking primary care place-based active recreation (like walking and cycling) referrals to community/home resources" (Ohio Public Health Combined Conference May 2019). • Dr. Smock also presented on this topic at NCU Symposium 2019, with colleagues, to the Cleveland Metroparks board members in August 2019, and is scheduled to again present at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting in Philadelphia in November 2019. Additional presentations scheduled are: • How often is where patients live, work, and play considered in clinician exercise referrals and prescriptions: An examination of the playing field. (November 2019 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting in Philadelphia) • Build it but what do they want to come?: Community based participatory research to determine park/nature users' perceptions of outdoors and their effects on physical and mental health indicators • Dr. Smock and five colleagues submitted: The Role of Peer Mentoring to Encourage Participation in Physical Activity Among Adults: A Metasummary of Published Qualitative Research. Journal: Psychology of Sport & Exercise 11