Roger B Hill
- Professor and Department Head
Department of Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies Education - Professor
Department of Workforce Education and Instructional Technology
Areas of Expertise
- elementary stem education and robotics
- work ethic
- workforce education
Interests
- stem education and robotics
- affective attributes that contribute to work success
- career and technical education for the 21st century
Concentrations
Education
- PhD in Technological & Adult Education
University of Tennessee - MEd in Curriculum & Instruction
Northern Illinois University - BS in Technology Teacher Education
NC State University
Contact
Research Summary
Program of research focuses on elementary engineering, technology education, and work ethic. Research related to use of robotics and other technologies for elementary STEM instruction supports my assigned course load. My work ethic research informs the affective instruction that is also critical to those classes. The implementation of new technologies, particularly information technologies, has produced a high-discretion workplace in which workers must make good decisions regarding use of time and resources. To be appropriately prepared for this work environment, students must develop technical skills and knowledge, but work ethic and affective work attributes are equally important for success.
Awards and Accolades
Technical Foundation of America, 2022
International Technology and Engineering Educators Association, 2021
International Technology and Engineering Educators Association, 2019
Council on Technology and Engineering Teacher Education, 2013
International Technology and Engineering Educators Association, 2009
Council on Technology and Engineering Teacher Education, 2009