
Tell Me This
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Dr. Brianne Roos is an Assistant Professor and director of the undergraduate program in the Department of Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences at Loyola University Maryland. Her multifaceted career spans clinical practice in medical speech-language pathology, academia, and research, with a consistent focus on fostering connection and well-being Dr. Roos's research interests include belonging, stress management, well-being, and fostering connection among students and faculty. Her work explores and addresses the challenges faced by individuals in academic environments, with the goal of creating more supportive and inclusive spaces for learning and growth. Dr. Roos is actively involved in faculty development across disciplines. She facilitates workshops on teaching and learning, sharing her expertise and insights to enhance pedagogical practices university-wide. She strives to bridge the gap between theory and practice by consistently seeking alignment between established high-impact educational practices and innovative, engaged pedagogy. This philosophy is evident in her publications, presentations, podcasts, and classroom practices, which all aim to connect theoretical foundations with practical applications that center the whole person. Dr. Roos's commitment to exploring and promoting belonging extends beyond traditional academic boundaries. She co-hosts a podcast dedicated to belonging, where she engages with a diverse array of guests. These conversations not only provide valuable insights but also contribute data to her ongoing research on belonging in various contexts, including during the pandemic, in leadership roles, in interpersonal relationships, and in grief. Her ongoing efforts continue to shape approaches to teaching, learning, and personal growth in higher education and beyond. Outside of work, Dr. Roos loves to spend time with her husband at track meets and field hockey games, cheering for their two teenage daughters.;
Content
Chapter 2. Literature Review: A Transdisciplinary Exploration of Belonging
Chapter 3. Definitions of Belonging: Guests' Descriptions and Interpretations Through Stories and Conversations
Chapter 4. Belonging to Self
Chapter 5. Embodied Belonging
Chapter 6. Belonging Through the Five-Senses
Chapter 7. An Intentional Pause: Reflecting on the Work So Far
Chapter 8. Mindsets of Belonging
Chapter 9. Strategies: Doing the Work of Belonging
Chapter 10. Reflections and Conclusion
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