Dr. Urquhart has taught live, hybrid and fully online courses in the disciplines of Nursing and Psychology for over 20 years. Her teaching philosophy reflects her interests in collaborative authorship and constructivist theory where the learner is seen as an individual who makes decisions about his or her educational needs through active engagement in the learning process; the teaching methods support students’ ability to be self-directed within the educational process; and where learning is a lifelong dynamic process involving interactions among the learner, instructor, and the environment with interactions that are designed to provide the opportunity for each learner to advance toward their professional goals.

PhD    Capella University, Minneapolis, MN, 2011
MSN University of Phoenix, Phoenix, AZ, 1999
BSN    Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada, 1994
Diploma    Centennial College, Toronto, Canada, 1992

The Impact of Stress on Health, July 2021.
The Embedded Librarian: Experience from a Fully Online Adjunct Instructor at UCF, January 2020.
How to Avoid Burnout: For Practice Managers and Office Managers, January 2018.
Sleep and How it Impacts Health. The People’s Medical School. LSSC. December 2019.
Media Images of Women. Presenter. Lake Sumter State College. March 2018.
How the Brain Naturally Learns. The People’s Medical School. LSSC. February 2018.

  • Research Methodology
  • Educational Psychology
  • Developmental Psychology

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