GINA FE G. CAUSIN, PH.D. Associate Professor - Tenured P.O

GINA FE G. CAUSIN, PH.D. Associate Professor - Tenured P.O. Box 13014, SFA Station, Nacogdoches, TX 75962-3014 Office: (936) 468-1411; E-mail: [email protected]

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND 2007 Ph.D. in Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK Specialization: Hospitality Education Dissertation: A Study to Examine the Training and Preparation of Hospitality Expatriate Executives Advisor: Patrick J. Moreo, Ed.D. 2003 M.S. in Hotel and Restaurant Administration, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK Specialization: Information Technology and Distance Learning Thesis: Evaluation of Selected Courseware for Online Delivery of Distance Education Courses Advisor: Lynda J. Martin, Ph.D. 1995 Master in Public Administration (All But Thesis), Xavier University Ateneo de Cagayan, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines 1991 Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management, Mindanao State University, Marawi City, Philippines Thesis: Factors Influencing the Growth of Tourism in Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Sept. 1, 2018 - Associate Professor & Tenured: Hospitality Administration, School of Human Sciences, Present James I. Perkins College of Education, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, TX.

Fall 2020 - Present Adjunct Professor, HEEM, Dallas College – Richland Campus

SP2019 – SP2020 Adjunct Professor, HEEM, Richland College

Sept. 1, 2015 – Aug. Assistant Professor: Hospitality Administration, School of Human Sciences, James I. 31, 2018 Perkins College of Education, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, TX.

Dec. 2011 Consultant. Ocean Garden Seafood Restaurant, Cebu City, Philippines. Analyze the issues that plagued the seafood restaurant as requested by one of the incorporators.

August 2010 – 2015 Assistant Professor: Hospitality, Restaurant and Tourism Management, Department of Nutrition and Health Sciences, College of Education and Human Sciences, University of Nebraska – Lincoln, Lincoln, NE.

Consultant. BE Souvenirs and Event Planning Services, Malaybalay City, Philippines. Give recommendations in terms of meetings and events planning, management and operation and catering. This includes marketing and promotion and others as required by the owner.

May 2007-2010 Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing and Hospitality, BI Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, LA. Responsibilities as Assistant Professor include a teaching load equivalent to nine semester hours per semester (in addition to internship supervision), barring any unforeseen circumstances; research and scholarly activity directed toward publication in peer-reviewed scholarly outlets with emphasis on peer-reviewed joumal-quality research; regular availability for student consultation including advising duties; and participation on assigned department, college, and university committees as well as in professional activities at the

1 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 local, state, and national levels.

Consultant. BE Souvenirs and Event Planning Services, Malaybalay City, Philippines. Give recommendations in terms of meetings and events planning, management and operation. This includes marketing and promotion and others as required by the owner.

2005-2007 Graduate Student Teaching Associate, Center for Student Success, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK. As a Teaching Associate, taught the core course of the college – HES 3002: Leadership and Collaboration in the Workplace both on-campus and web-based. This includes the actual development and delivery of the course such as lectures, class activities, exams and other activities pertains to the class.

Graduate Student Research Associate, Office of the Dean, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK. As a Research Associate, assisted Dean Knaub on putting together the materials/information for a leadership book.

Coordinator, Federal Relations Committee of the Board on Human Sciences chaired by Dr. Patricia Knaub, Dean, College of Human Environmental Sciences. Responsible in coordinating the meetings and activities of the members of the board on human sciences including meetings logistics, taking minutes, travel to attend the meetings to designated location as approved by the deans of human sciences.

Graduate Student Teaching Associate, School of Hotel and Restaurant Administration, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK. Taught three courses on food service for the department. Supervised the students in the Rancher’s Club, a fine dining restaurant of the school.

2003-2005 Graduate Student Research and Teaching Associate, Office of the Dean, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK. As a Teaching Associate, taught the core course of the college – HES 3002: Leadership and Collaboration in the Workplace both on-campus and web-based. This includes the actual development and delivery of the course such as lectures, class activities, exams and other activities pertains to the class. As a Research Associate, assisted Dean Knaub in doing the research on leadership.

Campus Coordinator (20% fte), OSU Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance, Gerontology and Family Financial Planning Program under the supervision of Lance Robertson, Lona J. Robertson, Ed.D. and Shiretta Ownbey, Ph.D. Part of my responsibilities are: check if the prospective student has received the packet/ information sent by Mandi; Follow-up will be done 2 weeks after sending the information; follow-up with the student in preparation for enrollment/registration; keeps a copy of file and gives Shona a copy of the signed registration from the student; provides necessary information to other institutions where OSU students are enrolling; sends course logistical information when it is received from appropriate institutions to enrolled students; keeps/maintains information for necessary reports. Lynn needs this information for her report to the Academic office. Reports about: Plan of study tracking – courses completed by the student based from the plan of study; Up-to-date student contact information. Make sure that the students are completing courses. This is done via e-mail or phone call once a month; gets names from Campus coordinators and coordinates with Shona/UED; provides course information to non-OSU students who are enrolled to courses taught by OSU; coordinates with OSU instructor and provides student roster and any other necessary information; takes care of the following timelines/dates: Registration deadlines for each semester for classes, Graduate admission deadlines, Class begin and end dates, Exams dates, Grade submission dates, Billing and payment dates from other institutions; do the intake survey using FrontPage; Updates web page information and materials being sent to

2 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 students.

2001-2003 Graduate Student Teaching/Research Assistant, Office of Student Affairs, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK. Assisted Dr. Robertson in the course HES 3002: Contemporary Issues in Human Environmental Sciences. Part of my job was preparation of exams/tests, grade papers, assisted students especially in their assignments and term papers particularly in citing and referencing resources based in the APA Manual, and check attendance. Assisted Dr. Robertson in the class. Part of my job was preparation of exams/tests, grade papers, assisted students especially in their assignments and term papers particularly in citing and referencing resources based in the APA Manual, check attendance, participated in the discussion boards and make sure that the students are doing their part.

Campus Coordinator (20% fte), OSU Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance, Gerontology and Family Financial Planning Program under the supervision of Lona J. Robertson, Ed.D. and Margaret J. Weber, Ph.D. Worked under the supervision of Margaret J. Weber, Ph.D. and Lona J. Robertson, Ed.D. for the FIPSE/LAAP Grant of the GPIDEA, a consortium of 8 different land grant universities in the Great Plains. Responsible for coordinating the meetings of the campus team, data gathering, coordinate with the project coordinators of Kansas State University for the GPIDEA meetings on behalf of the OSU functional team members, assisted Lance Robertson in conducting the market study for the family financial planning online course, did a current study on the evaluation of the courseware of the GPIDEA universities, make the minutes of the meetings, and other tasks as requested by Dr. Weber and Dr. Robertson. Currently, Dr. Barbara Stoecker, the Interim Associate Dean, replaced Dr. Weber for the FIPSE/LAAP project. Dr. Weber is now the dean of the graduate college in Pepperdine University.

Graduate Research Assistant, University Extension and Development under the supervision of Lance Robertson, Director, CHES University Extension and Development. Conducted a market study on the interest in family financial planning educational opportunities through the Learning Anytime Anywhere Partnership (LAAP) Project. Funded by the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance (GPIDEA) through the leadership of Kansas State University ($2,566.39). University Extension and Development, Oklahoma State University.

2000-2001 Graduate Student Research/Teaching Assistant, School of Hotel and Restaurant Administration, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK. Graduate research assistant to Dr. Lynda Martin. Worked on the following tasks: research information gathering, grading, recording, office management, case study formulation and other tasks, as directed.

1997-2000 Project Coordinator, Special Projects, Federation of Cattle Raisers Associations of the Philippines, Inc. (FCRAP, Inc.). Responsible for all office management, developing new projects, networking, proposal preparation, report preparation, surveys, membership recruitment and other tasks as requested by the President of the cattle raiser’s association.

Project/In-Country Coordinator, Worldwide Farmer-to-Farmer Program (WWFTF) of the Federation of Cattle Raisers Associations of the Philippines and Land O’Lakes International, Inc. A Project funded by United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

The goal of the program is to increase private-sector agricultural production and agri- businesses, thereby improving the economic conditions of the rural populations in the Philippines particularly Mindanao. The project’s purpose is to increase the number of viable micro enterprises and small businesses in the livestock sector through deployment of

3 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 agribusiness specialists-volunteers by way of technical assistance.

Being the coordinator, I was responsible of the overall project coordination, office administration, logistics, client identification, communication between the local WWFtF clients, Land O’Lakes Arden Hills Office, USAID Office in Manila and various local organizations, follow-up visits with program recipients, program impact assessment, WWFtF clients needs assessment, managing office expenses, and writing quarterly and impact reports on program progress. I also worked closely with the volunteer-consultants gaining a hands-on experience with the technical assistance being served to the clients.

Technical assistance extended by the program were on beef cattle production, dairy cattle production, cattle feedlot fattening operation, pork/swine production, water buffalo production, feed milling, pasture and forage development, farm mechanization, waste management, plant sanitation, meat processing, animal product and by-product development, marketing, product development and business plan preparation.

In-Country Coordinator, Cooperative Development Program (CDP) of the Federation of Cattle Raisers Associations of the Philippines and Land O’Lakes International, Inc. A Project funded by United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The Cooperative Development Program was designed to extend technical assistance through training to the agricultural-based cooperatives in Mindanao. The training includes parliamentary procedures, basic principles and practices for cooperatives – management, membership recruitment and retention, planning and extension service.

1995-1997 Office Manager, Growth with Equity in Mindanao (GEM) Program, a 5-year bilateral program of the USAID and Office of the President for Mindanao, Cagayan de Oro Field Office. Functions of the Office Manager – Reports directly to the Area Enterprise and Investment Specialist; responsible for the management of the administrative staff which includes – document processing, utilities, security, assists in instilling office procedures and controls; handles office petty cash; coordinate with the GEM Davao and other field offices for logistical requirements such as setting appointments, travel and hotel arrangements, transportation for project personnel; does other functions and duties as the operations or the exigencies of the business of the company may require, such as report preparation, oversee the research assistants, monitoring of projects and interview proposed clients.

Faculty, Department of Hotel and Restaurant Management, Southern de Oro Philippines College, Mindanao, Philippines. Taught students in the Department in Hotel and Restaurant Management the following courses: Food preparation and presentation, personality development, food service management, food and beverage service, catering and tourism.

1993-1995 Project Officer/Office Coordinator/Community Organizer, Development and Research Center – Xavier Science Foundation (DRC-XSF), Searsolin Compound, Manresa Heights, Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City. Functions of the Project Officer/Office Coordinator includes: Office Management, Report Preparation, Proposal Formulation, Community Organizing, Record Keeping, Bookkeeping, finance and oversee the community organizers.

Coordinator of the Project Development Secretariat of the Odiongan Hydro Power Project of Gingoog Power and Development Corporation based in Cagayan de Oro City. Function/s: To coordinate the plans and activities of the Private Sectors, LGU-Gingoog, Line Agencies and the Investors of the Project Development of Odiongan Hydro Power Project in Gingoog City.

Faculty, Department of Hotel and Restaurant Management, Southern de Oro Philippines College, Mindanao, Philippines.

4 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Taught students in the Department in Hotel and Restaurant Management the following courses: Food preparation and presentation, personality development, food service management, food and beverage service, catering and tourism.

1992-1993 Municipal Trade and Industry Officer (MTIO) of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI under the DTI-Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP), Bukidnon, Philippines. Function/s: Assists the farmer-beneficiaries in the establishment and rehabilitation of their income-generating projects. Also conducts skills training and monitoring and evaluation of income-generating projects. Coordinate with the local government unit in terms of the investment-generation projects in their locality.

1990-1992 Business Center Manager and Front Office Staff, Philtown Hotel and Oriental Garden Restaurant, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines. Function/s: In-charge of the business center operation, and coordinate with the front office in case of manpower needs. Tasks include: reservations, check-in, check-out, housekeeping coordination, and other needs as requested by the guests.

1990 Internship, Hotel Nikko Manila Garden (currently Dusit Hotel), Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines. Assigned in the following departments:

Human Resources Department. This is the department where I spent most of my time. These were my responsibilities: give weekly assignment to other interns, perform the basic duties of HR personnel such as recruitment, selection, hiring, and distribute HR notices to all the employees the under the supervision of the HR director. Additional departments include:

Laundry Department. Responsible for washing, ironing and folding the linens and clothes of the guests.

Room Service Kitchen. Responsible in preparing food ordered from the rooms under the supervision of the room service chef.

Main Kitchen. Assisted in preparing food orders for the restaurants in the hotel under the supervision of the executive chef.

Cold Kitchen. Assisted in the preparation of salads and other tasks as requested by the cold kitchen manager.

Banquet and Bakeshop. Assisted in setting up the meeting halls, tables, place settings and assisted in the preparing the food in the main kitchen.

COURSES TAUGHT

TRVM 4327.001: MEETINGS, EVENTS, EXPOSITIONS AND TECHNOLOGY (MEET) – (3 credits; Fall 2020; Hybrid - Livestream/Online) This course will introduce students to those concepts and topics necessary for the comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of the meetings, events, expositions and event technology industries. The course will review the roles of the organizations and people involved in the businesses that comprise the MEET industry.

HUSC 5301.501: SERVICE MANAGEMENT IN HUMAN SCIENCES (3 credits; Spring 2021 2nd 8- Week; ONLINE) Best practices in customer service in the human sciences, including real-life scenarios for putting exceptional customer service into practice and providing added value to the customer experience. Students in this course receive extensive course content information either in-class or via online content modules equivalent to 150 minutes per week for 15 weeks and includes a major final project. Students in the course will engage in a variety of assignments that can include, but are not limited to, significant

5 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 course readings, course content exams, in-class or online discussions, academic research papers, and annotated bibliographies. For every hour a student spends engaging with the course content, they spend at least 2 hours completing associated activities and assessments.

James I. Perkins College of Education Diversity Statement is found at the following link: http://coe.sfasu.edu/about-us/

HAMG 4380.001: EXECUTIVE STRATEGIES IN HOSPITALITY ADMINISTRATION (3 credits; Fall 2020; Livestream/Online) Utilization of principles and components of the industry in effective administration. Coordination of resources in establishing policy, supervision and management, and decision making in the delivery of hospitality services. (Course Fee: $50)

HAMG 4324.001: DIVERSITY IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY (HMS 485) (3 credits; Spring 2021; F2F/Livestream) The course will explore diversity. Emphasis will be placed on the implications of operating a hospitality business and interactions among supervisors, employees, guests, and owners within the industry.

HAMG 3280 050: ADVANCED LODGING OPERATIONS PRACTICUM (2 credits; Spring 2021; F2F) Senior management techniques required to operate a lodging facility applying strategic and critical thinking and work-site experiences in the management of rooms, guests, services, sales, financial issues, security and personnel. This course is taken concurrently with HAMG 3180.640. NOTE: It is recommended that Hospitality Administration students take this course after taking HAMG 1313: Principles of Lodging.

HAMG 3180.640: ADVANCED LODGING OPERATIONS (1 credit; Spring 2021; Hybrid – Livestream/Online) Senior management techniques required to operate a lodging facility applying strategic and critical thinking and work-site experiences in the management of rooms, guests, services, sales, financial issues, security and personnel. This course is taken concurrently with HAMG 3280 050P (HMS 380P).

NOTE: It is recommended that Hospitality Administration students take this course after taking HAMG 1313: Principles of Lodging.

HAMG 2337.501: HOSPITALITY FACILITY MANAGEMENT (3 credits; Fall 2020; Spring 2021 ONLINE) Overview of elements of design, building systems, construction techniques and space utilization in relation to safety and efficiency of service. Site location, energy conservation, fire protection, maintenance and upkeep as factors influencing retail, dining service and lodging accommodations.

HAMG 1313.501: PRINCIPLES OF LODGING (3 credits; Fall 2020; ONLINE) Focus on the principles underlying operations in the vast hospitality industry. Concepts include residential and lodging operations, guest expectations, food, beverage, and maintenance services, promotions, budget control, personnel and security.

HAMG 1313.301: PRINCIPLES OF LODGING (3 credits; Fall 2020; ONLINE) Focus on the principles underlying operations in the vast hospitality industry. Concepts include residential and lodging operations, guest expectations, food, beverage, and maintenance services, promotions, budget control, personnel and security.

HMS 589.001: Thesis Research (3 credits; Fall 2017) This course is designed to be taken by thesis-bound graduate students in the School of Human Sciences, prior to the thesis writing course (HMS 590). During the course, students will form their thesis committee, design the thesis project, develop the literature review and methodology sections of the thesis, and complete various other steps toward the goal of completing the thesis. The thesis will be used for assessment purposes for the School of Human Sciences.

6 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 HMS 575.002: Advanced Graduate Studies (3 credits; Summer II 2018) Individual instruction. Prerequisite: School approval. (One to three credit hours).

HMS 501.501: SERVICE MANAGEMENT IN HUMAN SCIENCES (3 credits; Summer II 2020; ONLINE) Best practices in customer service in the human sciences, including real-life scenarios for putting exceptional customer service into practice and providing added value to the customer experience. Students in this course receive extensive course content information either in-class or via online content modules equivalent to 150 minutes per week for 15 weeks and includes a major final project. Students in the course will engage in a variety of assignments that can include, but are not limited to, significant course readings, course content exams, in-class or online discussions, academic research papers, and annotated bibliographies. For every hour a student spends engaging with the course content, they spend at least 2 hours completing associated activities and assessments.

James I. Perkins College of Education Diversity Statement is found at the following link: http://coe.sfasu.edu/about-us/

HMS 485.001: Management of the Diverse Hospitality Workforce (3 credits; Spring 2019) The course will explore diversity. Emphasis will be placed on the implications of operating a hospitality business and interactions among supervisors, employees, guests, and owners within the industry. HMS 485.001: Managing a Diverse Workforce (3 credits; Spring 2018; Spring 2016, 2017) The course will explore the legal implications of operating a hospitality business with emphasis on the human resource interaction among supervisors, employees, guests, and owners. Additional materials will be used to present methodologies for recruitment, selection, orientation, training, disciplining, and discharging employees.

HMS 480.001: Hospitality Administration (3 credits; Fall 2019; Fall 2018; Fall 2017; Fall 2016; Fall 2015) Utilization of principles and components of the industry in effective administration. Coordination of resources in establishing policy, supervision and management, and decision making in the delivery of hospitality services.

HMS 478.002: Special Topic: Special Events Production (3 credits; Spring 2018) In-depth study of selected topics within the discipline of human sciences. The management and operation of events, design, marketing, and promotion efforts. Identifying sponsors, marketing to attendees, exhibitors, and other participants. Prerequisite: school approval.

HMS 478.001: Special Topic: Meetings, Events, Expositions & Technology (3 credits; Fall 2017) In-depth study of selected topics within the discipline of human sciences. This course will introduce students to those concepts and topics necessary for the comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of the meetings, events, expositions and event technology industries. The course will review the roles of the organizations and people involved in the businesses that comprise the MEET industry. In addition, this course will include topics that will prepare the students to be successful in getting their Meeting and Event Technology Certification. This certificate program has been developed for students who are currently practicing or anticipating careers in meeting or event management. The certificate is designed to provide both training and education in meeting and event technology, as well as meeting planning. Prerequisite: school approval.

HMS 475.001: Special Problems (3 credits; Summer II 2018; Summer II 2017) Individual instruction. Prerequisite: school approval. (One to three credit hours).

HMS 472.001: Special Events Production (3 credits; Spring 2019) The management and operation of events, design, marketing, and promotion efforts. Identifying sponsors, marketing to attendees, exhibitors, and other participants

HMS 470.601: Meetings, Events, Expositions & Technology (MEET) (3 credits; Fall 2019; Fall 2018) This course will introduce students to those concepts and topics necessary for the comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of the meetings, events, expositions and event technology industries.

7 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 The course will review the roles of the organizations and people involved in the businesses that comprise the MEET industry.

HMS 426.001: Field Experiences in Human Sciences: Worldwide Experience at the Cannes Film Festival (3 credits; Maymester 2018; Maymester 2017) Exploration of various human sciences disciplines through foreign/domestic travel opportunities. This course was conducted during the Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France.

HMS 426.001: Field Experiences in Human Sciences (3 credits; Fall 2016; Spring 2016; Fall 2015) Exploration of various human sciences disciplines through foreign/domestic travel opportunities.

HMS 426.001: Field Experiences in Human Sciences (Special Event Production; 3 credits; Spring 2016) Exploration of various human sciences disciplines through foreign/domestic travel opportunities.

HMS 380.001: Advanced Lodging Operations (3 credits; Spring 2019) Senior management techniques required to operate a lodging facility applying strategic and critical- thinking and work-site experiences in the management of rooms, guests, services, sales, financial issues, security and personnel.

HMS 380.001: Lodging II (3 credits; Spring 2018; Spring 2017; Spring 2016) Emphasis on principles of lodging management in the workplace. Classroom instruction and work site experiences in the management of guests, services, sales, financial management, security and personnel. The comprehension and construction of a profit and loss statement is a critical assessment of this course.

HMS 332.501: Communicating Human Sciences Content (3 credits; Fall 2019; Fall 2018; Fall 2017; Summer II 2016; Summer II 2017; ONLINE) Rationale, design delivery and evaluation of professional presentations for diverse audiences, instructional interaction, and product promotion.

HMS 322.501: Facility Planning/Management (3 credits; Spring 2019; Summer II 2018; Spring 2018; Spring 2017; Fall 2016; ONLINE) Overview of elements of design, building systems, construction techniques and space utilization in relation to safety and efficiency of service. Site location, energy conservation, fire protection, maintenance and upkeep as factors influencing retail, dining service and lodging accommodations. Prerequisite: Junior Standing.

HMS 302.001: Introduction to Lodging (3 credits; Fall 2019; Fall 2018) Focus on the principles underlying operations in the vast hospitality industry. Concepts include residential and lodging operations, guest expectations, food, beverage, and maintenance services, promotions, budget control, personnel and security.

HMS 302.001: Lodging 1 (3 credits; Fall 2017) Principles underlying operations in the vast hospitality industry. Concepts include residential and lodging operations; guest expectations; food, beverage and maintenance services; promotions; budget control; personnel; and security. Prerequisites: HMS 102; Junior standing or school approval.

HMS 302.301: Lodging 1 (3 credits; Fall 2018; ONLINE) Principles underlying operations in the vast hospitality industry. Concepts include residential and lodging operations; guest expectations; food, beverage and maintenance services; promotions; budget control; personnel; and security. Prerequisites: HMS 102; Junior standing or school approval.

HMS 302.501: Lodging 1 (3 credits; Fall 2016; Summer II 2016; Fall 2015; ONLINE) Principles underlying operations in the vast hospitality industry. Concepts include residential and lodging operations; guest expectations; food, beverage and maintenance services; promotions; budget control; personnel; and security. Prerequisites: HMS 102; Junior standing or school approval.

8 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

HMS 220.501: CONVENTION AND MEETING PLANNING (3 credits; Summer 2020; ONLINE) Introduction to conventions, meetings and the trade show industry; emphasis on working relationships with associations, meeting planners and the travel and tourism industry. The role of convention services and the responsibilities for management.

HMS 102: Introduction to Hospitality Industry (3 credits; Summer II 2015; Online) Overview of the vast scope of the industry, historical perspective, analysis of the industry as a profession, professional opportunities and future outlook.

HRTM 495: Hospitality Management Study Tour (1-6 hours; Fall 2013) Broadening perspective and developing an understanding of the hospitality industry through visits. Tours to hospitality facilities, national food and equipment shows; food processors; equipment manufacturers; and trade exchanges.

HRTM 496/896: Independent Study (1-6 hours; Fall 2013, Fall 2014) – Graduate Course Requires a contract with an individual HRTM faculty member. Letter grade only. Individual projects in research, literature review, and/or creative activity.

HRTM 396: Independent Study (1-6 hours; Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Summer 2014) Requires a contract with an individual HRTM faculty member. Letter grade only. Individual projects in research, literature review, and/or creative activity.

HRTM 489/889: Advanced Event Operations (Spring 2011, 2012 (2 sections), 2013, 2014, 2015; Fall 2013) – Graduate Course The management and operation of events, design, marketing, and promotion efforts. Identifying, sponsors, marketing to attendees, exhibitors, and other participants. Pre-reqs: HRTM 289.

HRTM 485/885: Advanced Lodging Operations (Spring 2011, 2012) Senior management techniques required to operate a lodging facility applying strategic and critical thinking with case study analysis to solve problems. Requires field trips to local lodging facilities. Pre- reqs: HRTM 285 – Graduate Course

HRTM 285: Introduction to the Lodging Industry (Fall 2010, 2011; Summer 2014) Fundamentals of the lodging industry including characteristics and management of hotel/motel/resort properties through basic understanding of accounting, housekeeping, engineering, front desk, and guest services.

HRTM 289: Introduction to the Event Industry (Fall 2010, 2011, 2013; Spring 2013, 2014, 2015; Summer 2014) This course will introduce students to those concepts and topics necessary for the comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of the meetings, conventions, events, and exposition industries. The course will review the roles of the organizations and people involved in the businesses that comprise the MEEC industry.

HRTM 109: Travel and Tourism (Fall 2007, 2008) Survey of travel and tourism; focus on concepts, terminology, demographics, financial significance and trends.

HRTM 204: Facility Management (Spring 2008, 2009, 2010; Fall 2009) Fundamentals of the role, cost, design, maintenance and management of hospitality and health care facilities. Emphasis on the concept and interface of building systems, trends, sustainability, safety, wastewater, electrical, illumination, food service equipment, heating, ventilation and air conditioning. Prereq: Math 105 with a minimum grade of “C”. Restr: Hospitality Management and Dietetics majors or permission of instructor. To enroll in any Hospitality Management course numbered 300 and above, a student must be in Upper Division and meet course prerequisites. Not all courses are offered every semester.

9 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

HRTM 310: Lodging Management (Spring 2008, 2009, 2010) Introduction to the organization, function, and management of lodging operations. Restr: Hospitality Management majors or permission of instructor.

HRTM 402: Beverage Management (Fall 2007, 2008, 2009) Pairing of beverages with food, beverage facility design and purchase contracts, service and social issues, menu development, special event promotions, on-premise merchandising and training of staff. Emphasis on responsible alcohol beverage service and management techniques. Restr: Hospitality Management majors or permission of instructor.

HRTM 407: Special Events/Convention Sales (Fall 2008, 2009; Spring 2010) Concepts of management related to the effective organization and operation of convention sales and special events. Skills and competencies application in hospitality management. Emphasis on event management and promotion. Prereq or coreq: HRTM 308. Restr: Hospitality Management majors or permission of instructor.

HRTM 410: Front Desk Operations (Spring 2008, 2009, 2010) Principles and theories of front desk operations in hotels. Prereq: HRTM 310. Restr: Hospitality Management majors or permission of instructor.

HRTM 441: Resource Systems for Human Resources Related Occupations (Fall 2007) Development and administration of training program in dietetics, hospitality management and merchandising occupations. Training presentation required. Restr: Hospitality Management majors with senior standing.

HES 3002: Leadership and Collaboration in the Workplace (Fall and Spring 2004, 2005; Summer 2006: On-campus; Fall 2006: Online; Spring 2007: Online; Summer 2007: Online & On-Campus)

HES 1112: Freshman Experience: Exploring the BIG 12 & Introduction to the 7 Habits of Highly Effective College Students (Fall 2006)

HRAD 2533: Hospitality Information Technology (Spring 2006)

HRAD 2125: Service Lab (2005)

HRAD 3344: Fine/Theme Dining (2005)

HRAD 4663: Food & Beverage Operation (2005)

HES 3002: Contemporary Issues in Human Environmental Sciences (Fall/Spring/Summer 2002, 2003 both On- Campus & Online)

HRM 401: Tourism (1993- 1997)

HRM 310: Food Preparation and Presentation (1993-1997)

HRM 205: Personality Development (1993-1997)

HRM 411: Food Service Management (1993-1997)

HRM 412: Front Office (1993-1997)

HRM 320: Food and Beverage Service (1993-1997)

HRM 402: Catering (1993-1997)

10 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT:

New Course. (Spring 2021). HAMG 3180.640: Advanced Lodging Operations. Approved Fall 2020.

New Course. (Spring 2021). HAMG 3280.050P: Advanced Lodging Operations. Approved Fall 2020.

New Course Proposal. (Spring 2020). HMS 380.001: Advanced Lodging Operations. Submitted October 2018. Under Review.

New Course Proposal. (Spring 2020). HMS 380.050: Advanced Lodging Operations. Submitted October 2018. Under Review.

Course Modification on Course Description. (Spring 2019). Change of Course Description to HMS 485: Management of the Diverse Hospitality Workforce. Submitted October 2017. Approved May 2018.

Course Modification on Course Title and Description. (Spring 2019). Change of Title to HMS 380: Advanced Lodging Operations. Submitted October 2017. Approved May 2018.

New Course Proposal. (Spring 2019). HMS 472: Special Events Production. Submitted August 2017. Approved May 2018.

Course Modification on Course Title. (Fall 2018). Change of Title to HMS 302: Introduction to Lodging. Submitted October 2017. Approved May 2018.

New Course Proposal. (Fall 2018). HMS 470: Meetings, Events, Expositions and Technology. Submitted August 2017. Approved May 2018.

HMS 480 Course Fee Proposal. Under Review. Submitted July 2017. Modified September 2017. Approved May 2018.

HMS 380 Course Fee Proposal. Under Review. Submitted July 2017. Modified September 2017. Approved May 2018.

Faculty-led Study Abroad Program. (Approved on September 2018). HMS 426: Field Experience in Human Sciences: Worldwide Experience at the Cannes Film Festival. Maymester 2019.

Faculty-led Study Abroad Program. (Approved on September 2017). HMS 426: Field Experience in Human Sciences: Worldwide Experience at the Cannes Film Festival. Maymester 2018.

Faculty-led Study Abroad Program. HMS 426: Field Experience in Human Sciences: Worldwide Experience at the Cannes Film Festival. Maymester 2017.

Faculty-led Study Abroad Program. HMS 426: Field Experience in Human Sciences: Worldwide Experience at the Cannes Film Festival. Maymester 2016.

OTHER PEDAGOGICAL SKILLS Adaption of the Knowledge Matters Virtual Business – Hotel Simulation for the HAMG 3180.640: Advanced Lodging Operations. The simulation teaches hospitality administration students to operate and manage a hotel property virtually (Spring 2021).

Adaption of STR Certified Hospitality Industry Analytics (CHIA) for the HAMG 4380: Executive Strategies in Hospitality Administration. The students learned about analytics used in the hospitality industry and they will have the chance to get CHIA Certification at the end of the semester upon passing 70% and above for the exam (Fall 2020).

11 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Adaption of the Knowledge Matters Case Simulations for the HMS 480: Hospitality Administration course. The simulation teaches hospitality administration students to apply knowledge using case simulations in the different segments of the hospitality industry (Fall 2019).

Adaption of the Knowledge Matters Virtual Business – Hotel Simulation for the HMS 380: Advanced Lodging Operations course. The simulation teaches hospitality administration students to operate and manage a hotel property virtually (Spring 2019).

Adaption of the REDGlobal Rev Simulation for the HMS 480: Hospitality Administration course. The World’s leading hotel revenue optimization training simulation. An Achievement focused and competency-based learning. Individuals or teams operate as member of the hotels executive committee with a leading focus on revenue optimization. Hotels compete with each other in real time and within the realistic market dynamics of a competitive set of hotels. As in a real market, the competitive strategies and decisions of each hotel affect both its results and the results of all of the other hotels in the competitive set. A hotel’s market share, revenue share, and financial results depend on its ability to construct, promote, and deliver a competitive price/value proposition to the market. (Fall 2018).

Adaption of the EventMobi Meeting Event Technology Certification (METC) for the HMS 470: Meeting, Events, Expositions and Technology (MEET) course. The simulation prepares hospitality administration students to the METC Certification Exam (Fall 2018).

Adaption of the Knowledge Matters Virtual Business – Hotel Simulation for the HMS 380: Lodging II course. The simulation teaches hospitality administration students to operate and manage a hotel property virtually (Spring 2018).

Adaption of the innRoad Property Management System for the HMS 302: Introduction to Lodging course. innRoad PMS is used in the 700-room virtual University Hotel to enhanced course delivery and student learning (Fall 2018).

Adaption of the EventMobi Meeting Event Technology Certification (METC) for the HMS 478: Special Topics: Meeting Events Expositions and Technology course. The simulation prepares hospitality administration students to the METC Certification Exam (Fall 2017).

Adaption of the innRoad Property Management System for the Lodging 1 Online Course. innRoad PMS is used in the 700-room virtual University Hotel to enhanced course delivery and student learning (2015 – 2017).

Visual One Property Management System (PMS Program by Agilysys). This is used for the Front Desk Operations Course (2007 - 2009).

Development and delivery of Online or Web-based Distance Education Courses (2000-2018)

Development of a Multi-media CD-ROM for Great Plains IDEA (2000 - 2007)

Development of Online or Web-based surveys using FrontPage (2000 - 2007)

RESEARCH and PUBLICATIONS

JOURNALS - Peer Reviewed

12 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Camarillo, A. & Causin, G. G. (2019, December; Under Review). Hospitality fighting against sex trafficking. International Journal of Hospitality Management.

De Guzman, C., Garcia, A., Protacio, S., Dotollo, M. & Causin, G. G. (2019). When something’s gotta give: Shifts and stability in parenting among migrants in four Filipino-American communities. Journal of Migration Studies.

Causin, G. G. & Runnels, C. (2018, December 29). Students Perceptions of Engagement in a Mandatory Programmatic Service Learning. Events and Tourism Review, 1(1), 46-52. Available online at http://journals.iupui.edu/index.php/ETR/article/view/22776

Causin, G. G., Olle, M., & Kang, H. (2018, October 31). Lifestyles, Income, Health Factors, and Life Satisfaction of older Hispanic adults. Journal of Human Service: Training, Research, and Practice, 3(2). Available online at https://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/jhstrp/vol3/iss2/4/

Choate, S., Causin, G. G., Olle, M., & Barrios, T. (2018). Perception on tipping in a micropolitan area in East Texas. 1890: A Journal of Undergraduate Research.

Kang, H. & Causin, G. G. (2018). Influence of Older Adults’ Income on the Quality and Size of Friends. Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal.

Runnels, C. Causin, G. G., Laird, S. & Abbott, J. (2017, October). Giving voice to our First Nations: Creating a framework for indigenous interpretation through education and collaboration. Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education, 29(4).

Causin, G. G. & McCarthy, T. (2017, October). Event planner sensitivity to the needs of individuals with visual disabilities. Journal of Human Service: Training, Research, and Practice, 2(2). Available online at http://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/jhstrp/vol2/iss2/3

Olle, M., Kang, H., & Causin, G. G. (2017, October). Hispanic college students’ health and lifestyle. International Journal of Current Research, 9(10), pp. 58888-58891. Available online at http://www.journalcra.com

Kang, H., Causin, G. G., & Olle, M. (2017, April). Leisure activities and health: Contribution to life satisfaction in later life. Social and Basic Sciences Research Review, 5(4), 35-42.

Causin, G. G. & Moustakes, K. (2014, December). Determining the attributes and spending patterns of cultural festival attendees in rural America. Singapore Management and Sports Science Institute Advances in Social and behavioral Sciences (ISSN: 2339-5133).

Causin, G. G., Ayoun, B. & Moreo, P. J. (2011). Expatriation in the hotel industry: An exploratory study of management skills and cultural training. International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 23(7).

Causin, G. G. & Ayoun, B. (2011). Packing for the trip: A model of competencies for successful expatriate hospitality assignment. International Journal of Hospitality Management, 30. 795-802.

Causin, G. G., Fontenot, G. & Keaty, A. (2010, October). An update on the Americans with Disabilities Act at Special Events. Electronic Journal of Hospitality Legal, Safety and Security Research, 4(2), 1-24. http://www.hospitalitylawyer.com/downloads/VolumeIV_Article2.pdf

Causin, G. G., Robertson, L. J. & Ryan, B. E. (2008, April/Spring). Courseware Components and Features: Preferences of Faculty in the Human Sciences. Journal of Family & Consumer Sciences, 100(2), 12-16.

13 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Causin, G. G. (2007). A Study to Examine the Preparation and Training of Hospitality Expatriate Executives. Oklahoma State University. DAI Theses and Dissertations. Retrieved from http://dc.library.okstate.edu/utils/getfile/collection/Dissert/id/73340/filename/74031.pdf

Causin, G. G. (2003). Evaluation of Selected Courseware for Online Delivery of Distance Education Courses. Oklahoma State University. DAI Theses and Dissertations. Retrieved from http://digital.library.okstate.edu/etd/Thesis-2003-G216e.pdf

RESEARCH HANDBOOK - Peer Reviewed Causin, G. G., & Ngwenya, C. G. (2015). The influence of national culture and organizational culture to the success of an expatriate overseas assignment. In A. Camillo (Ed.), Handbook of research on global hospitality and tourism management, 81-109. Los Angeles, CA: IGI-Global.

BOOK CHAPTER - Peer Reviewed Scamacca, L. & Causin, G. G. (2020, December). Technology in the meetings and events industry. In C. Cobanoglu (Ed.), Hospitality and Tourism Technology Textbook.

Causin, G. G. (2019, Under Review). Introduction to the destination marketing organizations. In G. Charles-Ogbeide (Ed.), Destination Management.

NEWSLETTER Causin, G. G. (2015, December). Advanced event operation: a purpose-driven course. CHRIE Communiquē, 29(12). 4. Retrieved from http://www.chrie.org/data/files/gallery/ContentGallery/Communique_December_2015.pdf

Causin, G. G. (2014, Spring). HRTM Faculty and Students Attended the 2014 Nebraska Agri Eco Tourism Conference in Kearney, NE. NHMA Newsletter, p. 7. Retrieved from Spring 2014 NHMA Newsletter.pdf.

Causin, G. G. (2013, Winter). UNL HRTM Students Attended the 2013 International Hotel, Motel and Restaurant Show in New York City, New York. NHMA Newsletter, 11. Retrieved from Winter 2013 NHMA Newsletter.pdf.

Causin, G. G. (2013, Fall). 114 UNL Hospitality, Restaurant & Tourism Management Students Traveled Around the World. NHMA Newsletter, 6. Retrieved from Fall 2013 NHMA Newsletter.pdf.

PROCEEDINGS – Peer Reviewed Causin, G. G. & Olle, M. (2021, February 19). Challenges and opportunities during the covid-19 pandemic hospitality virtual internships: Program preparedness and student reflections. Proceedings of the WFCHRIE Virtual Conference 2021.

Kang, H. & Causin, G. G. (2021, February 21). Health and religious behaviors in later life. Proceedings of the 7th Diversity Conference at Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas, USA.

Sayson, M. G., Causin, G. G., & Patrick, G. M. (2021, February 12). Efficacy of bringing higher education to tribal rural community in Southern Philippines. Proceedings of the 7th Diversity Conference at Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas, USA.

Smith, A., Sargent, S. Causin, G. G. & Olle, M. (2019, January 3). Study of university donor recognition event. Proceedings of the 24th Graduate Education and Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism Education. Conrad N. Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant Management, Houston, Texas, USA.

14 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Causin, G. G. (2018, October 17). Cultural Festival Improves Quality of Life in the Community. Faculty Engagement. IMEX America 2018. Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada. Available from https://www.ceir.org/sites/default/files/FacPoster_Causin.pdf

Causin, G. G. & Runnels, C. (2017, October 12). Tourism job outlook: A guide to events, hospitality, interpretation jobs for the Lakota people. Faculty Engagement. IMEX America 2017. Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Causin, G. G., Olle, M., Runnels, C., & Barrios T. (2016, July). Student perceptions of engagement in a service learning mandatory component embedded in course curriculum: A pilot study. Proceedings of the 2016 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Dallas, Texas.

Causin, G. G. (2015, July). Do cultural festivals organizers incorporate sustainable practices? Proceedings of the 2015 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Orlando, Florida.

Causin, G. G. & McCarthy, T. (2015, July). What meeting professionals should know about the needs of individuals with visual disability at meetings. Proceedings of the 2015 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Orlando, Florida.

Causin, G. G. & McCarthy, T. (2014). Event planner sensitivity to the needs of individuals with visual disabilities. Published by IAEE for the 2014 IMEX Convention Faculty Engagement Conference, Sands Expo, Las Vegas.

Causin, G. G. & Moustakes, K. (2014, October 22-24). Determining the economic impact of festivals in rural Nebraska. Accepted for presentation at the ISTTE 2014 Conference in St. Louis, MO.

Causin, G. G., Pennisi, L. & Kang, M. (2014, July). Green Acceptance Model. Proceedings of the 2014 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, San Diego, California.

Causin, G. G., Guevarra, S., Asperin, A., & Sayson, M. G. (2013, May). Influence of national culture on the attributes of hospitality and tourism students: A cross-cultural study. Advances of the World Conference on Hospitality, Tourism and Event Research and International Convention & Expo Summit 2013, 716-718.

Causin, G. G. (2013, May). Validation of a model for a successful hospitality expatriate executives’ assignment: A confirmatory approach. Advances of the World Conference on Hospitality, Tourism and Event Research and International Convention & Expo Summit 2013, 719-721.

Causin, G. G. (2012, August). Utilizing property management system simulation software to enhance classroom experience and improve learning outcomes of hospitality management students. Proceedings of the 2012 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Providence, Rhode Island.

Causin, G. G. (2011, July). Confirming the dimensions of hospitality expatriate assignment using structural equation modeling. Proceedings of the 2011 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Denver, Colorado.

Causin, G. G., Mofar, Y. G., Malferrari, M. I., Bacas, E. L., & Hallasgo, R. (2009, June). Examine the market potential and distribution channels of Calamansi herbal soap in Southern Philippines. Proceedings of the Hawaii International Conference on Business, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Causin, G. G., Moreo, P. J., Ryan, B. E., Hu, B., Robertson, L. J. (2008, July). A model for a successful hospitality expatriate assignment. Proceedings of the 2008 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Atlanta, Georgia.

15 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Causin, G. G. & Fontenot, G. (2008, May). Validation of a model for a successful hospitality expatriate assignment using confirmatory factor analysis. Proceedings of the Hawaii International Conference on Business, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Causin, G. G., Moreo, P. J., Ryan, B. E., Hu, B., Robertson, L. J. (2006, July). Expatriate hospitality executives: How should they be prepared? Proceedings of the 2006 Annual International CHRIE Conference, Hyatt Regency Crystal City, Arlington, Virginia.

Causin, G. G. (2006, January). Information sources: Important tools for marketing and recruitment. Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Research, 11. Proceedings of the Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2006.

Way, K. F., Causin, G. G. & Moreo, P. J. (2005, July). Does emotional intelligence make you a better manager? Proceedings of the 2005 International CHRIE Annual Summer Conference, Marriott Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Causin, G. G. & Hu, B. (2005, January). Restaurant customers’ perception on smoking ban policy implementation by dining behavior. Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Research, 10. Proceedings of the Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2005.

Causin, G. G. (2004, January). Course management tools: Students’ perceptions on its features for web- based distance learning and collaboration. Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Research, 9. Proceedings of the Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2004.

Causin, G. G. & Martin, L. J. (2003, January). Assessment of selected courseware used for online delivery of distance education courses. Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Research, 8. Proceedings of the Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2003.

Causin G. G. & Martin, L. J. (2002, August). Designing, creating and analyzing a web-survey: A step-by- step process. Proceedings of the 2002 International Council of Hotel, Restaurant, Institution, and Education Conference, The Rosen Centre Convention Hall, Orlando, Florida.

Causin, G. G., Way, K. A., Im, H. J., Lee, K. A. (2002, January). Changes in restaurant patrons’ behavior, attitudes, and feelings concerning smoking bans in the State of Oklahoma. Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Research, 7. Proceedings of the Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2002.

MANUSCRIPT-IN-PROGRESS Smith, A., Sargent, S. Causin, G. G. & Olle, M. (2018). Study of university donor recognition event.

PORTFOLIO Causin, G. G. (2016). HADM Professional Portfolio in Live Text. Retrieved from https://www.livetext.com/doc/10395887 . The Professional Portfolio is a living document that serves as a repository of the accomplishments beginning the freshman year until senior year of the students in hospitality administration program.

Causin, G. G. (2015, June). Benchmark Portfolio on HRTM 289: Introduction to the event industry. This is a product as a Teaching Fellow of the Peer Review of Teaching Project funded by the Vice President of Academic Affairs, University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Retrieved from http://www.courseportfolio.org

TECHNICAL REPORT

16 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Causin, G. G., Runnels, C., & Cotton, C. (2015, December 18). Tourism and job outlook report. NPS Indigenous Interpretation Grant Project. Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Causin, G. G. & Moustakes, K. (2014). The impact of Swedish Festival in Stromsburg, Nebraska.

Causin, G. G. & Moustakes, K. (2014). The impact of GermanFest in Syracuse, Nebraska.

BLOGS Causin, G. G. (2014, July 11). GermanFest in Syracuse, Nebraska. Retrieved from http://germanfestsyracusene.wordpress.com/ .

Causin, G. G. (2014, May 9-26). Mentoring at the Cannes International Film Festival. Retrieved from http://mentoringatfestivaldecannes.wordpress.com/ .

Causin, G. G. (2013, November 7-12). UNL HRTM NYC Study Tour. Retrieved from http://unlhrtmnycstudytour.wordpress.com/ .

GRANTS Kang, H., Causin, G. G., Pelham, J. (2017, February). Effect of cooking classes on older adults’ resiliency in East Texas. NIA National Institutes of Health. Not Funded.

Causin, G. G. (Principal), Kang, H. (Co-Principal), & Mehaffey, A. (Co-Principal). (2016, April 19). Development and Dissemination of Healthy Menu for the Prevention of Childhood Obesity in Rural East Texas. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Interdisciplinary Research Leaders. Project Cost: $225,000.00. Not Funded.

Catton, H. (Principal), Bacarisse, A., Causin, G. G., Maxit, I., & Runnels, C. (2016). Virtual and Collaborative Study Abroad Experiences for First Generation Students. US Study Abroad Program, US Department of State. Not Funded.

Kang, H. (Principal), Causin, G. G. (Co-Principal), & Olle, M. (Co-Principal). Demographic Analysis of Older Alzheimer's Patients Formal and Informal Caregiving in East Texas. NIH/NIA. (February 19, 2016). Not Funded.

Munro, M. (PI), Causin, G. G. (PI), Runnels, C.(CoPI), Barrios, T.(CoPI), Munro, H.(CoPI). (2015, November). Dining in the Dark Service Learning Grant. Funded, Sponsored by Student Affairs, Internal, $500.00.

Abbott, J. (Principal), Runnels, C. (Co-Principal), Causin, G. (Co-Principal), Laird, S. G. (Co-Principal), Stephens, P. (Co-Principal), Wright, C. S. (Co-Principal), Bullard, S. (Co-Principal), Stinchcomb, Z. A. (Co-Principal), "Sharing knowledge and perspectives gained through time: Partnering to develop indigenous interpretive curriculum and strengthen indigenous interpretive programming", Funded, Sponsored by National Park Service, Federal, $21,435.00. (August 11, 2015 - September 30, 2016).

Modification to an existing grant focusing on providing support to the Oglala Lakota College in developing degree plans to better prepare tribal members for employment in resource interpretation (park services), hospitality services, tourism, and entrepreneurism. The work of this grant with OLC will result in a model for supporting other tribal colleges in developing similar majors.

De Guzman, M., Cantarero, R., Causin, G. G., Durden, T., Hong, S. Y. & Xia, Y. (2015, February). Developing a model for “Quality of Life”: Identifying domains and determinants for rural ethnic

17 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 minorities. A Full Proposal submitted to RFI 2015 Research & Engagement Pre-Proposal Seed Grant. Project Cost: $108,491.00: $99,991.00 (Requested); $8,500.00 (Match). Funded.

Causin, G. G. (2015, February). An International Hands-on Experience for the Hospitality, Restaurant and Tourism Management Students in the Global Events Industry. CEHS International Seed Grant Program: 3 Plus 1 Program. Project Cost: $6,000.00. Not Funded.

De Guzman, M., Causin, G. G., Cantarero, R., Durden, T., Hong, S. Y. & Xia, Y. (2014, December). Developing a model for “Quality of Life”: Identifying domains and determinants for rural ethnic minorities. A pre-proposal submitted to RFI 2015 Research & Engagement Pre-Proposal Seed Grant. Project Cost: $99,991.00. Approved for the full proposal.

Causin, G. G. (2014, October 29). Research and Educational Collaboration in Hospitality, Tourism, and Nutrition with Universities in Southern Philippines. Seed Funds in Support of IANR International Activities through IANR Global Engagement Office, University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Funded: $1,200.00

Causin, G. G. (2014). 2014 Youth Ambassador Program Option 2. Office of Citizen Exchanges, Funding Opportunity Number ECA-ECAPEC-14-043, Youth Programs Division, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), Department of State. Project Cost: $250,000.00. (Not Funded)

Causin, G. G. (2014). 2014 Youth Ambassador Program Option 7. Office of Citizen Exchanges, Funding Opportunity Number ECA-ECAPEC-14-043, Youth Programs Division, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), Department of State. Project Cost: $175,000.00 (Not Funded)

Causin, G. G., & Thompson, E. (2014). Cultural Festivals Sustainability as Engine of Development in Rural Nebraska. 2014 RFI Research & Engagement Grant Pre-Proposal. Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Nebraska – Lincoln.

Causin, G. G. (2013). Determining the impact of cultural festivals sustainability in rural Nebraska based on the 3Ps – people, planet and profit approach. A Proposal for Faculty Seed Grant.

Causin, G. G. & Thompson, E. (2013). Study on the economic impact of cultural festivals in rural and urban Nebraska: A Hatch Formula Funds Spring 2013 Equipment Request.

Causin, G. G. (2013). Triple bottom line approach to cultural festivals sustainability in rural and urban Nebraska. A Hatch Proposal (Funded/Approved).

Causin, G. G. (2012). A worldwide experience for the hospitality, restaurant and tourism management students in the meetings, events, expositions and convention (MEEC) industry. A 3 Plus 1 CEHS International Seed Grant Proposal.

Causin, G. G. (2012). Determining the environmental sustainability practices of festivals in rural and urban Nebraska. A Layman Seed Grant Proposal.

Causin, G. G., Rowen, S. & Maul, J. (2012). A service learning and community engagement approach to preparing hospitality students for the real world. A Proposal submitted to the Rural Futures Institute Competitive Grants Program Teaching and Engagement Development Grants, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Nebraska – Lincoln (Not Funded).

Albrecht, J., Causin, G. G., Thompson, E., Larvick, C., & Schwarz, C. (2012). Making the food desert bloom. A Pre-Proposal submitted to the Rural Futures Institute Competitive Grants Program Research and Engagement Development Grants, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Nebraska – Lincoln (Not Funded).

18 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Koszewski, W., Takahashi, S., Kohnke, C., de Guzman, M., Struthers, A., Causin, G. G., Hall, J. (2012). The use of social media in a transdisciplinary and multi-level obesity program nutrition and physical activity intervention. A Multi-State AFRI Proposal.

Causin, G. G. (2011, November). Meetings, Expositions, Events Conventions, Festivals, and Its Contribution to Economic Development in Urban and Rural Nebraska: An Environmental Scanning. Submitted to Layman Seed Grant Program.

Causin, G. G. (2011, June 27). CEHS Scholarly Enhancement Program (funded: ~$13,700.00).

Causin, G. G. (2011, May 11). CEHS International Seed Grant, Worldwide Student program at the Cannes International Film Festival: A Special Event Internship for UNL Hospitality Students, (funded: $6,000.00).

Causin, G. G. (2010). Development of an online version of HRTM 285: Introduction to the Lodging Industry submitted to University of Nebraska – Lincoln Distance Learning Center on Oct. 19, 2010 (Not Funded).

Causin, G. G., Fontenot, G. & Dubois, R. G. (2008, June). Development of a property management system (PMS) software simulation and lab for the hospitality management program in the B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Board of Regents Traditional and Undergraduate Enhancement Support Funds, (funded: $58,482.00).

Fontenot, G., Dubois, R. N., & Causin, G. G. (2008, June). Enhancement of the undergraduate Hospitality Management program through improved technology & lab facility upgrades. B.I. Moody College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Board of Regents Traditional and Undergraduate Enhancement Support Funds, (funded: $37,601.00).

Causin, G. G. (2008, January). Validate the model for a successful hospitality expatriate assignment using confirmatory factor analysis. 2008 Summer Research Award, B.I. Moody College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, (funded: $5,400.00).

Causin, G. G. & Fontenot, G. (2007, October). Visual One System Software Technology Grant. Funded by Agilysys through Mr. Tony Ross, Atlanta, GA. ($20,000.00).

Causin, G. G. & Spicer, M. T. (2005). A study on the usefulness of a plotter for the students in HES. Funded by the CHES Technology Committee, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University, (funded: $12,500.00).

Robertson, L. & Causin, G. G. (2001). Market study on the interest in family financial planning educational opportunities through the Learning Anytime Anywhere Partnership (LAAP) Project. Funded by the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance (GPIDEA) through the leadership of Kansas State University, (funded: $2,566.39).

GRANTS – Travel Causin, G. G. (2019, November). Service Learning. A Research Paper presentation funded by Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) Grant at the Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Conference. Funded: $750.00.

Causin, G. G. (2018, November). Anatomy of an Event. A Research Paper presentation funded by Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) Grant at the Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Conference. Funded: $750.00.

Causin, G. G. (2018, October 17). Cultural Festival Improves Quality of Life in the Community. A Research Paper presentation funded by James I. Perkins College of Education Professional

19 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Development Fund Grant at the Faculty Engagement. IMEX America 2018. Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada. Funded: $500.00.

Causin, G. G. (2018, May). Cultural Festivals Sustainability. A Research Paper presentation funded by Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) Grant at American Pavilion, 71st Cannes Film Festival, Cannes, France. Funded: $750.00.

Causin, G. G. (2018, May). Cultural Festivals Sustainability. A Research Paper presentation funded by James I. Perkins College of Education Professional Development Fund Grant at American Pavilion, 71st Cannes Film Festival, Cannes, France. Funded: $500.00.

Causin, G. G. & Runnels, C. (2017, October 12). Tourism job outlook: A guide to events, hospitality, interpretation jobs for the Lakota people. A Research Paper presentation funded by James I. Perkins College of Education Professional Development Fund Grant during the Faculty Engagement at IMEX America 2017. Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada. Funded: $500.00.

Causin, G. G. (2016, July 18-22). Student perceptions of engagement in a service learning mandatory component embedded in course curriculum: A pilot study. James I. Perkins College of Education Professional Development Fund Grant for the 2016 International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education Conference, Gaylord Texan Resort, Dallas, Texas. Funded: $500.00.

Causin, G. G. (2016, July 18-22). Student perceptions of engagement in a service learning mandatory component embedded in course curriculum: A pilot study. Stephen F. Austin State University Office of Research and Sponsored Program Research Grant for the 2016 International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education Conference, Gaylord Texan Resort, Dallas, Texas. Funded: $750.00.

Causin, G. G. (2016, June 23). Implementing sustainable meal planning through meal mentoring at an east Texas Food Bank. Stephen F. Austin State University Office of Research and Sponsored Program Research Grant for the 107th American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) 2016 Conference, Bellevue, Washington. Funded: $750.00.

Causin, G. G. (2014, July 28). IANR Research Travel Grant for the 2014 International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education Conference, San Diego, California. Funded: $500.00.

Causin, G. G. (2014, May 8-27). CEHS International Travel Grant for the 2014 Festival de Cannes, Cannes, France. Funded: $3,000.00.

Causin, G. G. (2013). IANR Research Travel Grant at the World Conference on Hospitality, Tourism and Event Research and International Convention and Expo Summit 2013, Bangkok, Thailand on May 25-28, 2013. Funded: $800.00.

Causin, G. G. (2012, June 3). IANR Research Travel at the 2012 International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education Conference, Providence, Rhode Island (funded: $500.00).

Causin, G. G. (2011, June 3). IANR Research Travel at the 2011 International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education Conference, Denver, CO (funded: $500.00).

PRESENTATIONS – Peer Reviewed

International

Causin, G. G., Keir, E., Walker, S., Wentzel, V., & Hall, R. (2019, December 3). Hospitality shindig Kentucky derby fundraising event: Success and challenges. A Poster Presentation during the 2019 Expo! Expo! Annual Meeting Faculty Poster Sessions held in MGM Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas,

20 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 NV. Poster available online from https://www.iaee.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Hospitality- Shindig-Kentucky-Derby-Fundraising-Event-Success-and-Challenges.pdf

Causin, G. G., Keir, E., Walker, S., Wentzel, V., & Hall, R. (2019, September 12). Hospitality shindig Kentucky derby fundraising event: Success and challenges. A Poster Presentation during the Student Leadership Forum at IMEX America 2019 Convention at Sands Expo, Las Vegas, NV.

Causin, G. G., Keir, E., Walker, S., Wentzel, V., & Hall, R. (2019, September 11). Hospitality shindig Kentucky derby fundraising event: Success and challenges. A Paper Presentation during the Faculty Engagement Forum at IMEX America 2019 Convention at Sands Expo, Las Vegas, NV.

Smith, A., Sargent, S., Causin, G. G. & Olle, M. (2019, January 5). A study of university donor recognition event. A research poster presentation at the 24th Annual Graduate Education & Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism, Conrad N. Hilton College of Hotel and Restaurant Management, Houston, Texas, USA.

Causin, G. G. (2018, December 11-13). Cultural Festival Improves Quality of Life in the Community. A Poster Research presented at EXPO! EXPO! IAEE Annual Meeting & Exhibition 2018. New Orleans, Louisiana. Poster available online from https://www.ceir.org/sites/default/files/FacPoster_Causin.pdf

Causin, G. G. (2018, October 18). Cultural Festival Improves Quality of Life in the Community. A Poster Research presented at the Faculty Engagement. IMEX America 2018. Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Causin, G. G. (2018, October 17). Cultural Festival Improves Quality of Life in the Community. A Stand- up Research Paper presented at the Faculty Engagement. IMEX America 2018. Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Causin, G. G. & Runnels, C. (2017, November 25-27). Tourism job outlook: A guide to events, hospitality, interpretation jobs for the Lakota people. A Research Paper presentation at the 2017 Expo! Expo! Annual Meeting Faculty Poster Sessions in San Antonio, Texas. Posters available online from http://www.ceir.org/expo-expo-faculty-poster-sessions

Causin, G. G. & Runnels, C. (2017, October 12). Tourism job outlook: A guide to events, hospitality, interpretation jobs for the Lakota people. A Research Paper presentation at the Faculty Engagement. IMEX America 2017. Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Causin, G. G. & Runnels, C. (2017, October 12). Tourism job outlook: A guide to events, hospitality, interpretation jobs for the Lakota people. A Poster presentation at the Faculty Engagement. IMEX America 2017. Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Olle, M., Runnels, C., Causin, G. G., & Barrios, T. (2016, December 6-8). Best practices developing service learning protocol for hospitality administration. 2016 Expo! Expo! Annual Meeting Faculty Poster Sessions in San Francisco, California. Posters available online from http://www.ceir.org/expo-expo-faculty-poster-sessions

Olle, M., Runnels, C., Causin, G. G., & Barrios, T. (2016, October 19). Best practices developing service-learning protocol for hospitality administration. Faculty Engagement, IMEX America 2016. Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Causin, G. G., Olle, M., Runnels, C., & Barrios T. (2016, July 21). Student perceptions of engagement in a service-learning mandatory component embedded in course curriculum: A pilot study. Poster presented at the 2016 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Dallas, Texas.

21 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Causin, G. G. & Moustakes, K. (2014, December 30-31). Determining the attributes and spending patterns of cultural festival attendees in rural America. Accepted for presentation at the ACSS 2014 Conference in Cebu, Philippines.

Causin, G. G. & McCarthy, T. (2014, October 16). Event planner sensitivity to the needs of individuals with visual disabilities. Accepted for presentation at the 2014 IMEX Convention Faculty Engagement Conference, Sands Expo, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Causin, G. G., Pennisi, L. & Kang, M. (2014, July 31). Green Acceptance Model. Proceedings of the 2014 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, San Diego, California.

Causin, G. G. (2011, December 13). Tips in studying in the United States of America particularly University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Sponsored by the School of Business Administration, San Isidro College, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Mindanao, Philippines.

Causin, G. G. (2011, July). Confirming the dimensions of hospitality expatriate assignment using structural equation modeling. 2011 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace , Denver, Colorado.

Causin, G. G., Mofar, Y. G., Malferrari, M. I., Bacas, E. L., & Hallasgo, R. (2009, June). Examine the market potential and distribution channels of Calamansi herbal soap in Southern Philippines. Hawaii International Conference on Business, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Causin, G. G., Moreo, P. J., Ryan, B. E., Hu, B., Robertson, L. J. (2008, July). A model for a successful hospitality expatriate assignment. 2008 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Atlanta, Georgia.

Causin, G. G. & Fontenot, G. (2008, May). Validation of a model for a successful hospitality expatriate assignment using confirmatory factor analysis. Hawaii International Conference on Business, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Causin, G. G., Moreo, P. J., Ryan, B. E., Hu, B., Robertson, L. J. (2006, July). Expatriate hospitality executives: How should they be prepared? 2006 Annual International CHRIE Conference, Hyatt Regency Crystal City, Arlington, Virginia.

Causin, G. G. (2006, January). Information sources: Important tools for marketing and recruitment. Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2006.

Way, K. F., Causin, G. G. & Moreo, P. J. (2005, July). Does emotional intelligence make you a better manager? 2005 International CHRIE Annual Summer Conference, Marriott Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada.

22 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Causin, G. G. & Hu, B. (2005, January). Restaurant customers’ perception on smoking ban policy implementation by dining behavior. Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2005.

Causin, G. G. (2004, January). Course management tools: Students’ perceptions on its features for web- based distance learning and collaboration. Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2004.

Causin, G. G. & Martin, L. J. (2003, January). Assessment of selected courseware used for online delivery of distance education courses. Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2003.

Causin G. G. & Martin, L. J. (2002, August). Designing, creating and analyzing a web-survey: A step-by- step process. 2002 International Council of Hotel, Restaurant, Institution, and Education Conference, The Rosen Centre Convention Hall, Orlando, Florida.

Causin, G. G., Way, K. A., Im, H. J., Lee, K. A. (2002, January). Changes in restaurant patrons’ behavior, attitudes, and feelings concerning smoking bans in the State of Oklahoma. Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2002.

National Olle, M. S., Kang, H., & Causin, G. G. (2018, June). Building relationships: Does gender matters in family relations? American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS). Retrieved from www.aafcs.org/meetings/18/ed_sessions.html

Causin, G. G., Laird, S., Runnels, C., Abbott, J., & Ross, S. (2017, April 8). Giving voice to the Lakota people. Texas NAME Conference. Janice Pattillo Early Childhood Research Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G. & Kang, H. (2017, April 8). The effect of cooking classes on multicultural older adults resiliency. Texas NAME Conference, Janice Pattillo Early Childhood Research Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Greusel, A., Olle, M. S. & Causin, G. G. (2016, June 23). Implementing sustainable meal planning through meal mentoring at an east Texas Food Bank. American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (AAFCS). Retrieved from www.aafcs.org/meetings/16/ed_sessions.html

Causin, G. G., (2015, July 30). What meeting professionals should know about the needs of individuals with visual disability at meetings. Poster presented at the 2015 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Orlando, Florida.

Causin, G. G., (2015, July 30). Do cultural festivals organizers incorporate sustainable practices? Poster presented at the 2015 Annual International CHRIE Conference and Marketplace, Orlando, Florida.

University Castillo, Y., Farago, F., Causin, G. G., Roy, S., & Kang, H. (2019, March 8). Diverse voices: Female experiences working in an academic environment. A Panel Discussion during Women’s Empowerment Summit 2019. Twilight Ballroom, Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Camarillo, A. & Causin, G. G. (2019, February 8). Hospitality fighting against sex trafficking. Diversity Conference. Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University (Stand up Presentation).

PRESENTATIONS – Invited/Non-Peer Reviewed

23 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

International Causin, G. G. (2018, May 18). Cultural Festivals Sustainability. American Pavilion, 71st Cannes Film Festival, Cannes, France.

Causin, G. G. (2017, May 25). Event planner’s sensitivity to the needs of individuals with visual disability at festivals. American Pavilion, 70th Cannes Film Festival, Cannes, France.

Causin, G. G. (2016, May 21). Diversity through accessibility: Dining in the dark event. A roundtable discussion during the 69th International Cannes Film Festival. Sponsored by American Pavilion. Cannes, France.

Causin, G. G. & Wilson, K. (2014, May 24). Festivals, film and food: An event planners’ perspective. A roundtable presentation at the American Pavilion during the Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France.

Causin, G. G. (2010, July). Leading Oneself Toward Success. Sponsored by Junior Executive Council (JEC), San Isidro College, Malaybalaly, Bukidnon, Mindanao, Philippines.

Causin, G. G. (2010, July). Leading Through Change. Leadership Conference. Sponsored by Student Affairs, San Isidro College, Malaybalay, Bukidnon, Mindanao, Philippines.

National Causin, G. G. (2014, February 5). Green events: What to know about going green? Nebraska Agri/Eco- Tourism Workshop. Holiday Inn Hotel and Convention Center, Kearney, NE.

Causin, G. G. (2014, February 4). Anatomy of an event. Nebraska Agri/Eco-Tourism Workshop. Holiday Inn Hotel and Convention Center, Kearney, NE.

State Causin, G. G. (2019, November 4). Students’ perceptions of engagement of a mandatory programmatic service learning. Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Conference, Glen Rose, Texas.

Causin, G. G. (2018, November 13). Anatomy of an Event. Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Conference, Drury Hotel, San Antonio, Texas.

Causin, G. G. (2018, November 13). Hospitality Administration Major and Career Exploration. John Stevens ISD, San Antonio, Texas.

University

Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Cultural festival improves quality of life in the community. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Kang, H. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Ethnic culture and family relations in later life. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Smith, A., Sargent, S., Causin, G. G. & Olle, M. (2019, April 30). Study of university donor recognition event. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Camarillo, A. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Hospitality fighting against sex trafficking. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

24 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

Kimball, S. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Sustainability in the housekeeping department of a lodging facility. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Becker, S., Ballew, J., Acayan, N. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Stereotypes within the hospitality industry. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Bishop, X., Bobadilla, A., Caldwell, T. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Gender issues: Through the glass ceiling, human trafficking, & domestic violence. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Camarillo, A., Edwards, J. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Dealing with white privilege in the hospitality workplace. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Gonyea, J., Escarcega, A., Garcia, K. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). African American issues in the workplace. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Gutierrez-Frausto, A., Hall, R., Harp, H. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Working with Asians and Asian Americans. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Holbrook, S., Keir, E., Kimball, S. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Working with people from the middle east. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Lampkin, M, Mainor, M., Kolander, S. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Working with Latinos. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Orocio, W., Mulvey, A., Nguyen, D. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Working with older workers. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Pena, S., Goode, T., Pike, C. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Dealing with religion and spirituality in hospitality. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Salvesen, J., Shilling, P., Smith, C. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). LGBTQ in the workforce. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Strauss, R., Timmins, K., Taylor, S. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Working with Native Americans. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Wentzel, V., Toppeto, C., Winfield, P. & Causin, G. G. (2019, April 30). Working with people with disabilities. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Showcase. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Causin, G. G. & Kang, H. (2018, April 23). Influence of Older Adults’ Income on the Quality and Size of Friends. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Week. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University.

25 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Pinkert, J. & Causin, G. G. (2018, April 23). Hospitality Marketing: The Promotion of Intangible Products. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Week. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Gray, S. & Causin, G. G. (2018, April 23) The Use of Psychological Theories to Enhance the Experience of an Event. Poster Presentation. HMS Research Week. Education Annex Building, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G. & Kang, H. (2018, April 17). Influence of Older Adults’ Income on the Quality and Size of Friends. Poster Presentation. Women in STEM Conference. Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G. & Kang, H. (2018, March 24). Influence of Older Adults’ Income on the Quality and Size of Friends. Poster Presentation. 2018 Symposium on Arts and Research (SOAR). Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G. (2017, September 6). Elements of a Professional Portfolio and Developing the HADM Professional Portfolio in LiveText. In HMS 400: Senior Seminar. 201 HMSN, School of Human Sciences, James I. Perkins College of Education, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G. (2017, September 6). Developing the HADM Professional Portfolio in LiveText. In HMS 102: Introduction to Hospitality. InfoLab 1, Steen Library, James I. Perkins College of Education, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G. (2017, September 4). Elements of a Professional Portfolio. In HMS 102: Introduction to Hospitality. 126 EDAN Building, School of Human Sciences, James I. Perkins College of Education, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G. & Kang, H. (2017, April 24). The effect of cooking classes on older adults resiliency. 2017 HMS Research Week. School of Human Sciences, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G., Laird, S., Runnels, C., Abbott, J., & Ross, S. (2017, April 24). Giving voice to our Lakota people. 2017 HMS Research Week. School of Human Sciences, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Kang, H. & Causin, G. G. (2017, April 24). Ethnicity and leisure in later life. 2017 Symposium on Arts and Research. 2017 HMS Research Week. School of Human Sciences, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Choate, S., Olle, M., Barrios, T., & Causin, G. G. (2017, April 24). Perceptions of current tipping customs and feasibility of a no-tip policy in a micropolitan area of Texas. 2017 HMS Research Week. School of Human Sciences, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Russell, L. & Causin, G. G. (2017, April 24). Healthy training program for hospitality and tourism employees. 2017 HMS Research Week. School of Human Sciences, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G. & Kang, H. (2017, April 19). The effect of cooking classes on older adults resiliency. 2017 Symposium on Arts and Research (SOAR). Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G., Laird, S., Runnels, C., Abbott, J., & Ross, S. (2017, April 19). Giving voice to our Lakota people. 2017 Symposium on Arts and Research (SOAR). Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

26 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Kang, H. & Causin, G. G. (2017, April 19). Ethnicity and leisure in later life. 2017 Symposium on Arts and Research in later life. 2017 Symposium on Arts and Research (SOAR). Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Choate, S., Olle, M., Barrios, T., & Causin, G. G. (2017, April 18). Perceptions of current tipping customs and feasibility of a no-tip policy in a micropolitan area of Texas. 2017 Undergraduate Research Conference (URC), Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G., Laird, S., Runnels, C., Abbott, J., & Ross, S. (2017, January 31). Lakota studies: Interpretation and tourism. Diversity Conference. Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Causin, G. G. (2016, May 4). How prepared are meeting organizers to the needs of attendees with visual impairment? Bright Ideas Conference 2016. Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, TX.

Kang, H., Olle, M., & Causin, G. G. (2016, May 4). Older adults’ leisure activities and life satisfaction. Bright Ideas Conference. Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Barrios, T., Causin, G. G., Cook, P., Fish, B., Olle, M., Pfaffenberg, C., & Runnels, C. (2016, May 4). Creating a culture of engagement: SFA hospitality administration program service learning. Bright Ideas Conference. Stephen F. Austin State University.

Greusel, A., Olle, M. S. & Causin, G. G. (2016, March 31). Implementing sustainable meal planning through meal mentoring at an east Texas Food Bank. Undergraduate Research Conference (URC), Stephen F. Austin State University, BPSC Movie Theater and Twilight Ballroom.

Moore, J. & Causin, G. G. (2016, March 30). The crucial impact of college campus visits. School of Human Sciences Research Week, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, TX.

Chaddick, B. W & Causin, G. G. (2016, March 30). The economic impact of the 2015 Big Nac Music Festival. School of Human Sciences Research Week, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, TX.

Greusel, A., Olle, M. S. & Causin, G. G. (2016, March 30). Implementing sustainable meal planning through meal mentoring at an east Texas Food Bank. School of Human Sciences Research Week, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, TX.

Causin, G. G., Pennisi, L. & Kang, M. (2014, October). Green Acceptance Model. A Poster Presentation Presented at the CEHS Research Symposium. Great Plains Room, University of Nebraska - Lincoln Student Union, East Campus, Lincoln, NE.

Moustakes, K. & Causin, G. G. (2014, October 23). Determining the economic impact of cultural festivals in Nebraska. A Poster Presentation Presented at the CEHS Research Conference. Great Plains Room, University of Nebraska - Lincoln Student Union, East Campus, Lincoln, NE.

Weber, M. & Causin, G. G. (2014, October 23). Cultural Festival Sustainability. A Poster Presentation Presented at the CEHS Research Conference. Great Plains Room, University of Nebraska - Lincoln Student Union, East Campus, Lincoln, NE.

Moustakes, K. & Causin, G. G. (2014, August 6). Determining the economic impact of cultural festivals in Nebraska. A Poster Presentation Presented at the UNL UCARE Research Conference. Centennial Ballroom, University of Nebraska - Lincoln Student Union, Lincoln, NE.

Weber, M. & Causin, G. G. (2014, August 6). Cultural Festival Sustainability. A Poster Presentation Presented at the UNL UCARE Research Symposium. Centennial Ballroom, University of Nebraska - Lincoln Student Union, Lincoln, NE.

27 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Causin, G. G. (2012, November). Utilizing property management system simulation software to enhance classroom experience and improve learning outcomes of hospitality management students. Presented at the 2012 CEHS Research Conference held in the Great Plains Room, University of Nebraska – Lincoln on November 2, 2012. Sponsored by CEHS Office of Research.

Causin, G. G. (2012, October 4). Event Planning. Presented to the HRTM 171 class, Rm. 31, Home Economics Building, University of Nebraska – Lincoln.

Causin, G. G. (2012, October 2). Event Planning. Presented to the HRTM 171 class, Rm. 31, Home Economics Building, University of Nebraska – Lincoln.

Causin, G. G. (2011, February 4). Filipino Cuisine and Culture. Presented to the NUTR 253 class, Rm. 11, Home Economics Bldg., University of Nebraska – Lincoln.

Causin, G. G. (2010, February 19). Hospitality Training Class: Customer Service. Acadiana Lagniappe: The Total Guest Experience. Sponsored by Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission, Clifton Chenier, Lafayette, Louisiana. 2 presentations – Morning and Afternoon

Causin, G. G. (2010, January 7). Overview of Hospitality Management and Qualities of Hospitality Management Professional. Presented during the Acadiana Youth Educational Culinary Competition & Conference, Hamilton Hall, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2009, October). Presentation 1: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2009, October). Presentation 2: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2009, October). Presentation 3: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2009, February 13). Customer Service. Presented to the members of the Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission, Clifton Chenier, Lafayette, Louisiana.

Causin, G. G. (2009, February). Presentation 1: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2009, February). Presentation 2: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2009, February). Presentation 3: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2008, February). Presentation 1: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2008, February). Presentation 2: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2008, February). Presentation 3: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2007, October). Presentation 1: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2007, October). Presentation 2: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

28 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

Causin, G. G. (2007, October). Presentation 3: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2007, October). Presentation 4: Hospitality Management. Presented in BADM 100 class, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration, University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Causin, G. G. (2006, September). Techniques in designing a poster. Conference Poster Development Workshop. Sponsored by the Graduate Students in Human Environmental Sciences, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078.

Causin, G. G. (2005, February). The role of culture to service quality. 16th Annual Research Symposium, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078. Retrieved from http://gradcollege.okstate.edu/events/ressymp/abstracts/2005_poster_abstracts.pdf

Causin, G. G. (2004, March). Motivational factors affecting participation in online financial planning educational opportunities. 15th Annual Research Symposium, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078. Retrieved from http://gradcollege.okstate.edu/events/ressymp/abstracts/2004_poster_abstracts.pdf

Causin, G. G. (2001, March). High turnover of the diverse workforce in the hospitality industry. 12th Annual Research Symposium, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078. Retrieved from http://gradcollege.okstate.edu/download/pdf/PosterAbstracts2001.pdf

SERVICE & LEADERSHIP

Research advising Graduate Students: Kevin Davis (2020-2021) Kissa Price-Gasaway (2020-2021) Stephanie Norris (2020-2021) Daniel Zevin Spears (2020-2021) Joshua Moore (2019-2020) April Smith (2018-2019) Sarah Sargent (2018) Megan Matkin (2016-2017) Delicia Church (2016-2017)

Honors Students: Maya Carter (Fall 2019-Spring 2020): Generation Z Preferences on Lodging/Hotel Facilities Ashley Camarillo (Fall 2018-Spring 2019): Hospitality Fighting Against Sex Trafficking Samantha Kimball (Fall 2018-Spring 2019): Sustainability in the Housekeeping Department Lenzie Russell (Fall 2018): Hotel Simulation Technology Enhances Student Classroom Engagement Kathleen Higgins (Spring 2018): Training Manual of Student Organization in Hospitality Suzanne Choate (Fall 2017) Suzanne Choate (Spring 2017) Lenzie Russell (Spring 2017) Taylor Seiling (2015) Jared Burleigh (2015) – 2 papers Brandon Chaddick (2015) Victoria Abshire (2015) 1 Undergraduate Student: Jennifer Moore (2015) 1 Master of Science in Nutrition Students with concentration in Hospitality Adm. (2015) Chair & Mentor of Yanli Wang. Graduation Date: August 2015 2 Master of Science in Nutrition Students (2014) 2 UCARE Students (Summer 2014)

29 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 1 UCARE Student (Spring 2014) 2 Master of Science in Nutrition Students (2013) 1 UCARE Student (Fall 2013)

Academic Advising 2 Master of Science in Nutrition Students (2014) 2 Master of Science in Nutrition Students (2013) 54 undergraduate advisees (2010) 98 undergraduate advisees (2009) 97 undergraduate advisees (2008) 1 McNair Scholar Advisee (2008) 99 undergraduate advisees (2007)

Community Organizations 2019 Member, Nacogdoches Film Festival Committee 2018 Student Advisor, American Pavilion Cannes Student Program; Cannes, France (International) Member, Nacogdoches Film Festival 2017 Student Advisor, American Pavilion Cannes Student Program; Cannes, France (International) Member, Nacogdoches Film Festival 2016 Student Advisor, American Pavilion Cannes Student Program; Cannes, France (International) Member, Nacogdoches Film Festival Committee 2014 Mentor, American Pavilion Cannes Student Program; Cannes, France (International) 2013-2014 Member, GermanFest Advisory Board; Syracuse, NE (Local) Member, Swedish Festival Planning Committee; Stromsburg, NE (Local)

Professional Organizations 2021 Immediate Past President, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) President, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Member, Multicultural Festival Committee Editorial Board, Event and Tourism Review Member, Advisory Council, CTE Hospitality and Tourism Cluster, Texas Education Agency First Vice President, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Member, HEAT Conference Committee Member, ICHRIE Networking Committee Editorial Board, Journal of Event Tourism Reviewer, Journal of Convention and Event Tourism Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Symposium Papers Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education

30 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, West Federation, ICHRIE Member, Association of North America Higher Education International (ANAHEI) 2020 President, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Member, Multicultural Festival Committee Editorial Board, Event and Tourism Review Member, Advisory Council, CTE Hospitality and Tourism Cluster, Texas Education Agency First Vice President, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Member, HEAT Conference Committee Member, ICHRIE Networking Committee Editorial Board, Journal of Event Tourism Reviewer, Journal of Convention and Event Tourism Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Symposium Papers Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, West Federation, ICHRIE Member, Association of North America Higher Education International (ANAHEI) 2019 Editorial Board, Event and Tourism Review Member, Advisory Council, CTE Hospitality and Tourism Cluster, Texas Education Agency First Vice President, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Member, HEAT Conference Committee Member, ICHRIE Networking Committee Editorial Board, Journal of Event Tourism Reviewer, Journal of Convention and Event Tourism Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Symposium Papers

31 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, West Federation, ICHRIE Member, Association of North America Higher Education International (ANAHEI) 2018 Editorial Board, Event and Tourism Review Member, Advisory Council, CTE Hospitality and Tourism Cluster, Texas Education Agency Board of Director, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Member, HEAT Conference Committee Member, ICHRIE Networking Committee Editorial Board, Journal of Event Tourism Reviewer, Journal of Convention and Event Tourism Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Symposium Papers Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, West Federation, ICHRIE Member, Association of North America Higher Education International (ANAHEI) 2017 Board of Director, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) Member, HEAT Conference Committee Member, ICHRIE Networking Committee Editorial Board, International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Management in the Digital Age (IJTHMDA) Reviewer, Journal of Convention and Event Tourism Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Symposium Papers Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition

32 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management Reviewer, HOSTEUR™, an ICHRIE Webzine Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, West Federation, ICHRIE Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education 2016 Editorial Board, International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Management in the Digital Age (IJTHMDA) Reviewer, Journal of Convention and Event Tourism Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Symposium Papers Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management Reviewer, HOSTEUR™, an ICHRIE Webzine Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, West Federation, ICHRIE Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Member, Wiley Faculty Network 2015 Director of Education, Central Federation of ICHRIE Reviewer, Journal of Convention and Event Tourism Reviewer, IANR Agricultural Research Division Hatch Proposals Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, 20th Annual Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Symposium Papers Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management Reviewer, HOSTEUR™, an ICHRIE Webzine Member, Faculty Conclave, Meeting Professionals International World Education Conference

33 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, Central Federation, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) Member, American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) Advisor, HSMAI Heartland Collegiate Chapter Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Member, Wiley Faculty Network Member, Nebraska Hotel and Motel Association 2014 Director of Education, Central Federation of ICHRIE Reviewer, Journal of Convention and Event Tourism Reviewer, IANR Agricultural Research Division Hatch Proposals Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, 20th Annual Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Symposium Papers Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management Reviewer, HOSTEUR™, an ICHRIE Webzine Member, Faculty Conclave, Meeting Professionals International World Education Conference Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, Central Federation, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) Member, American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) Advisor, HSMAI Heartland Collegiate Chapter Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Member, Wiley Faculty Network Member, Nebraska Hotel and Motel Association 2013 Reviewer, Journal of Convention and Event Tourism Reviewer, IANR Agricultural Research Division Hatch Proposals Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management

34 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, 19th Annual Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Symposium Papers Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management Reviewer, HOSTEUR™, an ICHRIE Webzine Member, Faculty Conclave, Meeting Professionals International World Education Conference Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, Lincoln Lodging Association Member, Central Federation, ICHRIE Member, Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA) Member, Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) Member, American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) Advisor, HSMAI Heartland Collegiate Chapter Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Member, Wiley Faculty Network Member, Nebraska Hotel and Motel Association 2012 Reviewer, IANR Agricultural Research Division Hatch Proposals Reviewer, International Journal of Hospitality Management Reviewer, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Reviewer, 18th Annual Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism Reviewer, ICHRIE Conference Paper Submissions (Symposium, Lodging, MICE, Curriculum) Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Cases Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Marketing and Management Reviewer, HOSTEUR™, an ICHRIE Webzine Member, Faculty Conclave, Meeting Professionals International World Education Conference Member, MICE Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, Lodging Special Interest Group, ICHRIE Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, Lincoln Lodging Association

35 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Member, Central Federation, ICHRIE Member, Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA) Member, Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) Member, American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) Advisor, HSMAI Heartland Collegiate Chapter Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Member, Wiley Faculty Network 2011 Member, MICE Special Interest Group Member, Hospitality Facilities Special Interest Group Member, Lodging Special Interest Group Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, Central Federation, ICHRIE Member, Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA) Member, Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) Member, American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) Advisor, HSMAI Heartland Collegiate Chapter Reviewer, ICHRIE Johnson & Wales Case Study Competition Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Reviewer, 17th Annual Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism Member, Wiley Faculty Network 2010 Member, MICE Special Interest Group Member, Lodging Special Interest Group Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (ICHRIE) Member, Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA) Member, Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) Member, American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) Advisor, HSMAI Heartland Collegiate Chapter Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education Reviewer, Lodging Track, 16th Annual Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism Member, Wiley Faculty Network Reviewer, International Food Research Journal (ISSN 1985-4668) Consultant, Curriculum Development: Introduction to Hospitality, Virtual Focus Group, The Grandview Group, 123 N. Centennial Way #240, Mesa, Arizona 85201 Speaker, Hospitality Training Class: Customer Service. Acadiana Lagniappe: The Total Guest Experience. Sponsored by Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission, Clifton Chenier, Lafayette, Louisiana. 2 presentations – Morning and Afternoon Speaker, Hospitality Management, Acadiana Youth Educational Culinary Competition & Conference: Family and Consumer Science Education, January 7-8, 2010, Hamilton Hall, University of Louisiana at

36 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Lafayette, Lafayette, LA. Judge, Business Proposal Competition, Acadiana Youth Educational Culinary Competition & Conference: Family and Consumer Science Education, January 7-8, 2010, Hamilton Hall, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, LA. Judge, Case Study Competition, Acadiana Youth Educational Culinary Competition & Conference: Family and Consumer Science Education, January 7-8, 2010, Hamilton Hall, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, LA. 2009 AdHoc Reviewer, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education. Consultant, Virtual Focus Group, Hospitality and Tourism Materials, Content Connection, LLC, 123 N. Centennial Way #240, Mesa, Arizona 85201 Reviewer, Hospitality and Tourism Curriculum Materials, Content Connections, LLC, 123 N. Centennial Way #240, Mesa, Arizona 85201 Reviewer, Travel and Tourism Track, 15th Annual Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism 2000-2009 Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (I-CHRIE) 2007-2009 Member, Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission Member, Acadiana Hotel and Lodging Association Member, Wiley Faculty Network 2005-2007 Member, Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and Arkansas Council on Hotel Restaurant and International Education (KOMA CHRIE) 2004 Reviewer, Hospitality and Tourism Track, 8th Annual Graduate Education and Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism

University, College and Department 2021 Member, Lumberjack Innovation Team – Faculty/Staff Welfare Committee Member, Climate Steering Committee HMS Project/MS Capstone Creative Component Committee Member, Faculty Search, Department of Human Services, PCOE, SFASU HMS Graduate Student Handbook Committee TexasNAME Conference Committee PCOE College Council (2017-2019) GenJacks Success Coach Freshman Orientation and Advising (July 18 & 19, 2019) Member, Diversity Conference Committee, OMA SFASU Member, HMS Student Award Convocation Committee Member, HMS Graduate Faculty, SFASU Member, OMA Caucus, Stephen F. Austin State University Faculty Advisor, HMS Ambassadors, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Founder & Chair, HMS Research Week Committee, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Faculty Co-Advisor, Hospitality Administration Society, School of Human Sciences, SFASU 2020 Member, Lumberjack Innovation Team – Faculty/Staff Welfare Committee Member, Climate Steering Committee HMS Project/MS Capstone Creative Component Committee

37 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Member, Faculty Search, Department of Human Services, PCOE, SFASU HMS Graduate Student Handbook Committee TexasNAME Conference Committee PCOE College Council (2017-2019) GenJacks Success Coach Freshman Orientation and Advising (July 18 & 19, 2019) Member, Diversity Conference Committee, OMA SFASU Member, HMS Student Award Convocation Committee Member, HMS Graduate Faculty, SFASU Member, OMA Caucus, Stephen F. Austin State University Faculty Advisor, HMS Ambassadors, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Founder & Chair, HMS Research Week Committee, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Faculty Co-Advisor, Hospitality Administration Society, School of Human Sciences, SFASU 2019 Member, Faculty Search, Department of Human Services, PCOE, SFASU HMS Graduate Student Handbook Committee TexasNAME Conference Committee PCOE College Council (2017-2019) GenJacks Success Coach Freshman Orientation and Advising (July 18 & 19, 2019) Member, Diversity Conference Committee, OMA SFASU Member, HMS Student Award Convocation Committee Member, HMS Graduate Faculty, SFASU Member, OMA Caucus, Stephen F. Austin State University Faculty Advisor, HMS Ambassadors, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Founder & Chair, HMS Research Week Committee, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Faculty Co-Advisor, Hospitality Administration Society, School of Human Sciences, SFASU 2018 Member, Faculty Search, Department of Human Services, PCOE, SFASU HMS Graduate Student Handbook Committee PCOE College Council (2017-2019) GenJacks Success Coach Freshman Orientation and Advising (July 21 & 28, 2018) Member, Diversity Conference Committee, OMA SFASU Member, HMS Student Award Convocation Committee Member, HMS Graduate Faculty, SFASU Member, OMA Caucus, Stephen F. Austin State University Faculty Advisor, HMS Ambassadors, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Founder & Chair, HMS Research Week Committee, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Chair, Showcase Saturday Committee, School of Human Sciences, SFASU

38 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Faculty Co-Advisor, Hospitality Administration Society, School of Human Sciences, SFASU 2017 PCOE College Council (2017-2019) GenJacks Success Coach Member, OMA CAS Self Study Committee, OMA, SFASU Freshman Orientation and Advising (July 21 & 28, 2017) Member, Diversity Conference Committee, OMA SFASU Member, Conference Committee, Texas NAME Conference, SFASU Member, HMS Student Award Convocation Committee Member, HMS Graduate Faculty, SFASU Member, OMA Caucus, Stephen F. Austin State University Faculty Advisor, HMS Ambassadors, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Founder & Chair, HMS Research Week Committee, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Chair, Showcase Saturday Committee, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Faculty Co-Advisor, Hospitality Administration Society, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Member, Nacogdoches Film Festival Committee 2016 Graduate College Representative, Laura Fimibama Thesis Defense, 106 FOR, College of Forestry. Facilitator, The Undergraduate Experience Book Discussion, Office of the Provost, Stephen F. Austin State University Member, OMA Caucus, Stephen F. Austin State University Moderator, Intolerance & Violence: A Global Perspective, October 7, 2016, Safari, Texas Ranch, 11627 FM 1464, Richmond, TX 77407 Faculty Advisor, HMS Ambassadors, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Founder & Chair, HMS Research Week Committee, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Chair, Showcase Saturday Committee, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Faculty Co-Advisor, Hospitality Administration Society, School of Human Sciences, SFASU Member, Faculty Search Committee for HADM, FM, & FND, School of Human Sciences Member and Note taker, James I. Perkins College of Education Diversity Committee, SFASU 2015 Presenter, Mentor Day, October 22, 2015, Huntington ISD, Huntington, Texas James I. Perkins College of Education Diversity Committee, SFASU CEHS Graduate Faculty HRTM Curriculum Committee HRTM Strategic Planning Committee 2014 Brown/Mosten International Client Consultation Competition (BM ICCC), College of Law CEHS Graduate Faculty HRTM Curriculum Committee HRTM Strategic Planning Committee 2013 Rural Futures Institute Creative Conference Committee (RFI C3) UNL Information Technologies & Services Committee

39 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Participant, NIFA Civil Rights Compliance Review 2012 CEHS International Committee UNL Information Technologies & Services Committee CEHS Technology Committee HRTM Curriculum Committee NHS Chair Advisory Committee NHS Graduate Committee Member, Nutrition and Health Sciences Faculty 2011 UNL Information Technologies & Services Committee CEHS Technology Committee HRTM Curriculum Committee Member, Nutrition and Health Sciences Faculty 2010 Member, Nutrition and Health Sciences Faculty MKHP Representative, Information Technology Member, MCOBA Information Technology Committee Member, Curriculum Committee, Hospitality Subcommittee Member, Curriculum Committee, Marketing Subcommittee MKHP Assessment Committee MKHP Representative, University Library Member, Faculty Search Committee, Department of Marketing and Hospitality (2 candidates) 2009 MKHP Information Technology Member, MCOBA Information Technology Committee Member, Curriculum Committee, Hospitality Subcommittee Member, Curriculum Committee, Marketing Subcommittee MKHP Assessment Committee MKHP Representative, University Library 2008 MKHP Information Technology Member, MCOBA Information Technology Committee Member, Curriculum Committee, Hospitality Subcommittee Member, Curriculum Committee, Marketing Subcommittee MKHP Assessment Committee Hosteurs (Hospitality Management Students Organization) MKHP Representative, University Library 2007 Hosteur’s Hospitality Days on Rex UL Museum Opening Member, Faculty Search Committee, Department of Marketing and Hospitality (2 candidates). MKHP Representative, UL Library Monograph Acquisitions Allocation Member, Curriculum Committee, Hospitality Subcommittee Member, Curriculum Committee, Marketing Subcommittee Member, Curriculum Committee, Course Delivery Methods Subcommittee Member, Assessment of Learning Committee Member, Departmental Branding/Events Committee Member, Recruiting Committee 2006-2007 Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (I-CHRIE) Member, KOMA CHRIE Past President, Graduate and Professional Student Government Association (GPSGA), OSU Hotel and Restaurant Administration Graduate Students Association, CHES, OSU

40 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Past President, Graduate Students in Human Environmental Sciences, OSU 2005-2006 Member, International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (I-CHRIE) Member, KOMA CHRIE Treasurer & Immediate Past President, Graduate and Professional Student Government Association (GPSGA), Oklahoma State University Chair, GPSGA Finance Committee Past President, Graduate Students in Human Environmental Sciences Member, HRAD Graduate Student Association Moderator, 17th OSU Research Symposium Committee Member and Moderator, HRAD Research Forum Committee Member, HRAD GSA Made In Oklahoma Dinner Fundraiser Member, National Association of Graduate and Professional Students Representative to the following University Committees: Academic Integrity Committee AFAP Governing Board Group I Fund Allocation Committee Group II Fund Allocation Committee University Technology Fee Committee University Strategic Planning Council Welcome Week Committee 2004-2005 President, Graduate and Professional Student Government Association (GPSGA), Oklahoma State University Co-chair, Annual Research Symposium Co-chair, Phoenix Award Co-chair, Finance Committee Co-chair, Policy, Constitution and By-laws Representative to the following University Committees: Academic Integrity Administration & Finance Associates Committee on Student Organizations Faculty Council Graduate Faculty Council Group I Fund Allocation Group II Fund Allocation International Student Recruitment IT Student Advisory OSU System Strategic Planning Council Stillwater Cabinet Council Stillwater Leadership Council University Budget Welcome Week

2003-2004 Secretary: Graduate and Professional Student Government Association, Oklahoma State University Chair, GPSGA 15th Annual Research Symposium Representative, Student IT Advisory Committee Representative, Strategic Planning Task Force – Academic Excellence – Graduate/Professional Representative, VP Research and Graduate College Dean Search Coordinator – South Central Region, International Students Concern Committee, National Association of Graduate and Professional Students, Washington, DC.

2002-2003 President: Graduate Students in Human Environmental Sciences (GSHES), College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University. Chair, CHES Outstanding Graduate Mentor Search Member, CHES Academic Affairs Committee Planning Team and in-charge of the registration committee, Eight Annual Graduate Education and

41 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Graduate Students Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism, January 5-8, 2003, Harrah's Casino and Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada. HES Week and Celebration of Excellence Treasurer, Hotel and Restaurant Administration Graduate Students Association (HRAD GSA), School of Hotel and Restaurant Administration, CHES, Oklahoma State University.

2001-2002 Secretary/Treasurer, Eta Sigma Delta, Oklahoma State University Chapter. Eta Sigma Delta is the Hospitality Professionals Honor Society. Vice President, Graduate Students in Human Environmental Sciences (GSHES), Oklahoma State University. Member, CHES Graduate Council

2000- Member, Graduate Student Association of the College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma Present State University Member, Graduate and Professional Student Government Association, Oklahoma State University Member, Graduate Student Association of the School of Hotel and Restaurant Administration, College of Human Environmental Sciences 2000-2002 Chef’s Event

2001-2002 . Hospitality Days . Assisted Dr. Spicer in developing the Dietitians Internship Online Application in FrontPage. . Assisted Dr. Ryan and Tong Yu in creating and developing a Web survey in FrontPage. . Assisted Kelly Way in creating and developing her Web survey. . Created and developed the Web survey for the Study on Changes in restaurant patrons’ behavior, attitudes, and feelings concerning smoking bans in the State of Oklahoma. Able to find a free Web server for the FFP Web survey. . Created and developed the Web survey using FrontPage 2000 for the Study of the Interest in Family Financial Planning. The study was conducted for the Great Plains Interactive Distance Education Alliance. . Developed a Web survey using FrontPage 2000 web application software. . Assisted the ARS staff in finding a Web server with FrontPage extensions in order to upload or publish the CHES scholarship Web page. DASNR through the office of Mr. Dwayne Hunter granted us a free server space with FrontPage extensions to host the ARS scholarship web site created in FrontPage. I coordinated the meeting between CHES ARS and DASNR personnel. The meeting was attended by Lynn Smith, Kevin Lampert, Mandi Williams, Dwayne Hunter, and Kevin MacAbee. . Assisted the Academic and Research Services in creating the CHES Scholarship Web page and Web site. The CHES Web Page was created in FrontPage 2000.

Special Events/Community/Outreach College of Business Luncheon (October 2020) TTIA Study Trip (October 2019) Hospitality Shindig: Kentucky Derby (2018; 2019) Texas National Competition (2018; 2019) Nacogdoches Film Festival (2018; 2019) Thanksgiving Cook Off (2017) Nacogdoches Film Festival (2017) Texas National Competition (2017) Winners Circle (2017) Green is the New Black (2016) CFA Dean’s Winners Circle Fundraising Event (2016) Dining in the Dark Fundraising Event (2016) Cooking Up Careers, HADM (2016, 2017) Showcase Saturday, SFA (2015 & 2016) Meet and Greet (2014) GermanFest, Syracuse, NE (2014)

42 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Swedish Midsommar Festival, Stromsburg, NE (2014) Industry Panel Discussions (2014) TMFD Biennial Runway Show (2013-2014) Celebrating … The Good Life in Nebraska (April 2011; 2012; 2013; 2014; 2015) Nebraska Admirals Gala (2014) Food Safety Task Force Conference (2014) The Husker Hunt (2013) MocktailMasterpiece (2013) African Adventures of Fashion & Textiles (2011-2013) TCD Runway Show (2011-2012; 2013-2014) Lincoln Lodging Association Hospitality Students Conference and Meeting Planners Reception (April 2011) C’est Magnifique: An Evening of Food, Spirits and Celebrations (2010) Acadiana Youth Educational Culinary Competition & Conference (2010) Ragin’ Cajun Think Pink (Planning Phase) (2009) Earth Share Dinner Fundraiser (2008, 2009) Acadiana Symphony Orchestra Decorator ShowHouse Opening Gala (2009) Acadiana Symphony Orchestra Krewe Du Treble Makers Event (2009) Acadiana Symphony Orchestra Thrillin’ and Grillin’ Louisiana Joie de Vivre Event (2009) Acadiana Symphony Orchestra Paul Michael Pre-Opening Preview Event (2009) UL Museum Opening (2007, 2008, 2009) Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure (2008, 2009) Acadiana Film and Music Festival Awareness and Fundraiser (2008) Faith House Fall Festival (2008) Career Connections (2008) College of the Arts Week Gala (2008, 2009) Hospitality Day on Rex and Moody (2007, 2008, 2009) Acadiana Film and Music Festival (2008) Louisiana Eco-Tourism Conference (2007, 2008) Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission (2008, 2009) Nepal Exchange Program (2007-2009) Graduate and Professional Students Conference (2004-2007)

Made-In-Oklahoma Dinner (2005-2006). A fund-raiser dinner organized by the graduate students in the HRA department. This event showcases the products that are made/produce in the State of Oklahoma. Proceeds from this event will be used to fund graduate students research and presentations. I was part of the service and logistics committee. I also helped in the food preparation and cleaning up.

Hospitality Days (2002-2004). Helped in the preparation of the plenary session and career fair of the students in the school.

Chef’s Event (2000-2006). This is a fund-raising event of the school to raise scholarship funds for the HRA students. This is culminated by a full service dinner which showcases students as server, wine servers, managers, and cooks. Worked in the kitchen under the supervision of the invited chef.

International Beef Congress (1999) Blood Drive (1995-1999) Vision and Medical Missions (1995-1999)

43 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

CERTIFICATION Certified Interactive Video Instructor (December 2020-Present) Diversity and Inclusion Certification (Fall 2020-Present) Texas Friendly (2017 – Present) Certified Hospitality Industry Analytics (CHIA; 2020 - Pending) Online Instructor Certification (2015 – Present) Security Awareness Training, SFASU (2015) innRoad Property Management System www.innRoadUniversity.com (2014) M3 AccKnowledge Hotel Accounting Software www.M3University.com (2014) M3 Link Hotel Business Intelligence Software www.M3LinkUniversity.com (2014) Red Carpet Service (2011) Visual One Property Management System (2009)

HONORS & AWARDS 2021 Immediate Past President, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) 2020 President, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT) 2019 1st Vice President, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas 2017-2018 Board of Director, Hospitality Educators Association of Texas 2016-2019 Granted as Graduate Faculty by Dr. Richard Berry 2014-2015 Awardee, Peer Review of Teaching Project (Award: $1,000) Director of Education, ICHRIE Central Federation Faculty Student Mentor, Cannes International Film Festival, Cannes, France 2013-2014 Nominee, Faculty Student Mentoring Award, College of Education and Human Sciences, University of Nebraska – Lincoln 2013-2014 Nominee, Distinguished Teaching Award, College of Education and Human Sciences, University of Nebraska - Lincoln 2013-2014 Fellow, Research Development Fellows Program, Office of Research and Economic Development, University of Nebraska – Lincoln 2012-2013 Scholarly Enhancement Award II, College of Education and Human Sciences, University of Nebraska - Lincoln 2011-2012 Scholarly Enhancement Award I, College of Education and Human Sciences, University of Nebraska - Lincoln 2010 2009 Outstanding Academic Advisor, University of Louisiana at Lafayette 2009 LaCC Service Learning Spotlight. (2009, Spring). Carrying the Torch Newsletter. p. 3. (URL: http://www2.selu.edu/orgs/lcc/LaCC%20Spring%202009%20Newsletter%20Final.pdf 2008 Outstanding Academic Advisor, University of Louisiana at Lafayette 2008-2009 Fellow, Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism, University of Louisiana at Lafayette 2007, First Place, Open Competition, Knights of Columbus Cook-off at Acadian Village. The UL Hospitality October 6 Management Team was sponsored by Piggly Wiggly of Scott, LA. 2006-2007 Finalist, Phoenix Awards Outstanding Doctoral Student Graduate Advancement Program 2005-2006 Charles Lanphere Research Scholarship Award ($ 500.00) 2004 -2005 Charles Lanphere Research Scholarship Award ($1,000.00) Pat on the Back Award 2003-2006 Graduate Students’ Scholarship Incentive Award

44 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 2003-2006 Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society Eta Sigma Delta Honor Society 2002-2003 Mildred H. and John W. Skinner Graduate Fellowship Scholarship ($500.00) 2002 The Marguerite Scruggs Research Award ($500.00) 2000-2002 Eta Sigma Delta Honor Society The Distinguished Chef Scholarship Series

2001 Pat on the Back Award 1991 University Representative: Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines (TOSP) – College 1987-1991 State Scholarship of the Philippines Grantee (College) Mindanao State University Full Scholarship (College) Academic Excellence Award, College of Hotel and Restaurant Management, MSU, Philippines

MEDIA CONTRIBUTION Newspaper, the Daily Sentinel. (February 16, 2020) SFA partners with Hampton Inn & Suites

Newspaper, Pine Log. (November 20, 2019). Professor named president of Hospitality Educators Association of Texas, plans study abroad trip to France.

Internet, SFA Today. (November 8, 2019). Accomplishments: Dr. Gina Causin, associate professor of hospitality. https://graphite.sfasu.edu/sfatoday/edition/2019/11/08/sfatoday-20191108.html

Internet, Pine Log. (May 1, 2019). Hospitality program to host event at Fredonia Hotel.

Newspaper, The Gilmer Mirror. (April 30, 2018). SFA’s Hospitality Shindig delights guests, educates students.

Newspaper, The Daily Sentinel. (April 10, 2018). Dining fundraiser sports Kentucky Derby theme.

Newspaper, The Daily Sentinel. (November 5, 2017). Hospitality Students Travel to Vegas for Trade Show

Internet, SFA Today. (October 2017). SFA hospitality administration students to host Thanksgiving Cook-off Celebration

Internet, SFA Today. (October 2017). SFA hospitality administration students travel to Las Vegas for global trade show

Newspaper, The Daily Sentinel. (August 13, 2017). SFA, OLC create new curriculum

Internet, SFA Today. (July 21, 2017). SFA Collaborates with Oglala Lakota College in South Dakota to create degree concentrations.

Newspaper, The Daily Sentinel. (July 16, 2017). Lights camera Cannes! Students travel to Cannes for Film Festival.

Other, SOAR-Causin video clip. (April 19, 2017). Interview of Dr. Gina Causin about her research presentation at the SOAR 2017.

45 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Internet, SFA Today. (October 3, 2016). SFA to host ‘Green is the New Black’ event to raise sustainability awareness.

Internet, SFA Today. (September 15, 2016). Six-time U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker to be keynote speaker at SFA’s Global Citizenship Series.

Internet, SFA Today. (September 15, 2016). Six-time U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker to be keynote speaker at SFA's Global Citizenship Series

Internet, SFA Today. (July 18, 2016). SFA Graduates, assistant professor in the School of Human Sciences work abroad at Cannes International Film

Internet, SFA Today. (July 18, 2016). SFA graduates, assistant professor in the School of Human Sciences work abroad at Cannes International Film

Newspaper, The Daily Sentinel. (May 2016). SFA Students to Study Abroad, participate in Cannes Festival.

TV, SFA TV. (May 10, 2016). SFA Now - Dining in the Dark Video

TV, SFA TV. (April 26, 2016). SFA Now - Dining in the Dark

Internet, SFA Today. (April 14, 2016). SFA's hospitality administration, visual impairment programs to host "Dining in the Dark"

Internet, SFA Today. (April 13, 2016). SFA’s hospitality administration, visual impairment programs to host “Dining in the Dark”

Internet, SFA Today. (March 11, 2016). SFA hospitality administration, visual impairment programs to host “Dining in the Dark”

Internet, SFA Today. (March 9, 2016). School of Human Sciences to host first Research Week March 29-31, 2016

Internet, mySFA. (March 8, 2016). School of Human Sciences Research Week

TV, KETK. (February 13, 2016). SFA students going to Cannes Film Festival

Internet, SFA Today. (February 10, 2016). SFA students to study abroad, participate in Cannes International Film Festival

Newspaper, The Pine Log. (February 3, 2016). May course takes students to Cannes Film Festival in France.

Newspaper, The Daily Sentinel. (February 1, 2016). SFA students to study abroad, participate in Cannes festival.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Webinar, "Open Educational Resources (OER) Course Development and Implementation Grant Program Informational Webinar– Exploring the Application Process", Texas Education Agency. (December 2, 2020). https://zoom.us/w/93433584891?tk=ocJdHDuYwdV8mJk4TwJkXuOH8LG1AJD5J3AixhS- SOE.DQIAAAAVwRNc-

46 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 xZBZm5mellOUlFIcUk2cEF0LWRidm1BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA&pwd=Rm9sQ0pG SjBIcGs0MS9LUUR2NnpGUT09&uuid=WN_A0jhsyzTSTGWOlfeXI3psw Passcode: 637320

Webinar, "Special Topics Session: Careers in International Education", World Learning. (November 19, 2020). Your registration was approved for the following Webex event. Topic: Special Topics Session: Careers in International Education Host: Meghan McMillan

Conference Attendance, "2020 Hospitality Finance Forum", CRE Media & Events. (November 18, 2020). Hospitality Finance Forum from CRE Media & Events provides attendees with the opportunity to network with potential investors, borrowers, active lenders, developers and vendors, and learn the latest industry information from key thought leaders.

Webinar, "Perspectives from the Global South: Education, Democracy, and Equity after COVID-19", SIT Study Abroad. (November 16, 2020). Thank you for registering for the Faculty Lecture event as part of the Critical Conversations: Education & Social Change on Monday, November 16 at 12:00PM (ET). This will be a great opportunity to hear from Dr. Alla Korzh and Dr. Imraan Buccus as they present on Perspectives from the Global South: Education, Democracy, and Equity after COVID-19. We look forward to seeing you!

Webinar, "SFASU's edTPA Local Evaluation Virtual Workshop", James I. Perkins College of Education. (October 30, 2020). Pam Wetherington is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. https://pearson.zoom.us/w/94919365945?tk=sOnoszQfVl964vlVxfAkA6OyZUKdsNI76_FeDo3xdRA.A G.e6GjOqMcl96A7Upvrt0ucjYeyxp6fV2EGwGgPEJfWuILhFg540oGKZCWKVXPMze7uGJfNwYIJwx- 776-GraK_FJ7YD75vpGb.wEQJWa67Ej9BdWPPN_Z82g.khgAiHu5mK0x_mMC

Webinar, "Leveraging Open Educational Resources (OER) for Courseware Improvement", Texas Education Agency. (October 28, 2020). Megan Simmons is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. https://iskme.zoom.us/w/92213012115?tk=I6H14j4fmm- wM0Btl6heSkPqczxDTYPwOwcVWcnadGU.DQIAAAAVeFLmkxY5b2xUZHFRVVNuQzdfRmNaVGVy SnBnAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA&pwd=ckFNWERMUjdQZFE2NEFmZytWdlV5Zz09

Workshop, "Faculty Activity Report (FAR) Workshop", Center for Teaching and Learning. (October 28, 2020). Faculty Activity Report (FAR) Workshop Wednesday, October 28, 2020 2:30-3:30 PM Facilitated by: Laura Osborne

Webinar, "OER Plug and Play - Business/Education", Steen Library. (October 22, 2020). Morgan Briles is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. https://sfasu.zoom.us/w/95268011101?tk=0ATKMkWhe1obMU4i2rVhQF767xo6N6HqWQQDM6ulbe 4.DQIAAAAWLmp8XRZaN2NnUnQ2eVRMSy1iWU8tQ2RpQUlBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAA&pwd=d1dxZGw3d2RLcXhMdHZEbHBHT1g4QT09

Webinar, "EdTPA Rubrics Workshop", James I. Perkins College of Education. (October 16, 2020). Eric Torres is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: EdTPA Rubrics Join Zoom Meeting https://sfasu.zoom.us/j/91704920692?pwd=Vjd0VTZJd1prdlJ4RkJSSlJkUXU0QT09

47 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Webinar, "Diversity & Inclusion Partner: Learn from the women behind Castell @ College - Workshop for hospitality programs", ICHRIE. (October 7, 2020). Meet Castell @ College - the extension of the Castell Project - to advance women in hospitality. Learn about how you can bring women hotel leaders into your classroom Find out about custom programming including your program's alumni Be inspired by founder and successful hotel owner and entrepreneur - Peggy Berg Hear from top industry professionals Fern Kanter, Executive Vice President of CHMWarnick and Lan Elliot, Principal of Acacia Hospitality, LLC

Webinar, "ProQuest's 2nd Annual Fall Faculty Webinar", ProQuest. (September 16, 2020). Topic: ProQuest's 2nd Annual Fall Faculty Webinar Host: Sean Kozak; Event number: 132 797 4170; Event password: PQwebinar1

Webinar, "CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Module 4 - Hotel Industry Performance Data & Reports", STR. (September 15, 2020). This training series is to help professors/instructors prepare to offer the CHIA training to their students. This is part five of a five-part series. CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Module 4 https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/363371861

Workshop, "CHIA Train the Trainer Workshops", STR. (August 18, 2020 - September 15, 2020). Series of workshops to train the attendees in how to prepare their courses for the Certified Hospitality Industry Analytics (CHIA) certification.

Webinar, "Classroom and Campus Accommodations for Students with Disabilities", Office of Multicultural Affairs. (September 9, 2020). What faculty/staff need to know about disability-related topics on our campus: service animals, emotional support animals, food allergies, classroom accommodations, and housing accommodations.

Webinar, "CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Module 3 - Property Level Benchmarking", STR. (September 8, 2020). This training series is to help professors/instructors prepare to offer the CHIA training to their students. This is part four of a five part series. CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Module 3 https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/265794501

Webinar, "CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Module 2 - Hotel Math Fundamentals", STR. (September 1, 2020). This training series is to help professors/instructors prepare to offer the CHIA training to their students. This is part three of a five part series. CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Module 2 Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/853416493

Webinar, "Texas Restaurant Promise Certification", Hospitality Educators Association of Texas. (August 26, 2020). Steve DeShazo giving an explanation of the Texas Restaurant Promise Certification. He has arranged it where all HEAT Educators can be enrolled in Course 1: Strategies for Supervisors at El Centro. He will be doing a short orientation on the program during this zoom.

Webinar, "CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Module 1 - Hotel Industry Foundations", STR. (August 25, 2020). This training series is to help professors/instructors prepare to offer the CHIA training to their students. This is part two of a five part series. CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Module 1 Tue, Aug 25, 2020 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (CDT) Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

48 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/467149053

Webinar, "Panel of Culinary Teachers: Best Practices", Hospitality Educators Association of Texas. (August 20, 2020). Culinary teachers sharing their best practices in teaching and learning culinary courses. Attendees were members of the Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT). Panelists were from all over United States.

Meeting, "Lodging Knowledge Sharing", James Madison University. (August 19, 2020). Ruth O'Rourke is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Informal Group Chat - Hotel Operations Time: Aug 19, 2020 02:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/94375533023?pwd=TnRjQnd6N2tad01xR0h4MUR4TUZtUT09

Webinar, "CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Intro to the CHIA Certification", STR. (August 18, 2020). This training series is to help professors/instructors prepare to offer the CHIA training to their students. This is part one of a five part series. CHIA Virtual Trainer Series - Intro to CHIA Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/529532357

Webinar, "PCOE ePortfolio Training", James I. Perkins College of Education. (August 18, 2020). ePortfolio training to PCOE faculty facilitated by Stacy Hendricks and Joe Strahl.

Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - Brightspace Attendance Tool Quickstart", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 13, 2020). In this fast-paced session, you’ll learn 3 quick steps for setting up and using the Attendance tool in Brightspace, including: 1) creating an attendance scheme, 2) creating a register, and 3) logging attendance. Along the way, you’ll also learn shortcuts for creating sessions (e.g. class meetings), how to determine your “cause for concern” %, and how to export attendance data. Time: 11:15-11:45 a.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register) Facilitator: Laura Osborne Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - Career Learning Masterplan: Integrating Marketable Skills Inside and Outside of the Classroom", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 13, 2020). What do Lucy and Ethel, Evel Knievel and a Singing Frog have to do with creating integrative learning for students inside and outside of the classroom? You’ll have to attend this session to find out! We will discuss how we can prompt higher order learning in students (particularly through their co-curricular experiences). We will also cover how to define and measure transformative learning as it occurs. This session will be as entertaining as it is educational and is suitable for teaching faculty and experiential educators. Time: 1-2 p.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register) Facilitator: Dr. Adam Peck

Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - Meet Wakelet", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 13, 2020). Come learn about a tool called Wakelet, which allows users to curate stories and content from across the web. We'll show you how to use it for journaling, presentations, and so much more! Time: 10-11 a.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register) Facilitators: Laurel Matthews and DeAnna Schlebach

Conference Attendance, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 11, 2020 - August 13, 2020).

49 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Annual conference/gathering of SFA Faculty to learn new strategies and techniques in order to have an engaging classroom.

Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - Brightspace Intelligent Agents", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 12, 2020). Intelligent Agents in Brightspace can help you manage communications in courses with large enrollments, as well as create and schedule messages to go out to students who are not routinely logging in or who have missed work. In this session, you'll be introduced to Intelligent Agents in Brightspace, including how and why to use them, how to create them, how to schedule them, and more. Time: 2:15-3:15 p.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register) Facilitator: Laura Osborne

Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - Rules of (Real-Time) Engagement", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 12, 2020). Rules of (Real-Time) Engagement How do you simultaneously engage your students in the classroom and those joining via livestream? How do we make our students accountable for their own learning? Active learning strategies, Zoom breakout rooms, and avoiding technology fatigue are just a few topics covered. Time: 10-11 a.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register) Facilitators: Theunis Oliphant and DeAnna Schlebach

Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - The Art of the Nudge", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 12, 2020). Can we design learning experiences that nudge students toward choices that are in their best interest but don't force them to certain ends? We think so. Learn more about how to incorporate principles of choice architecture into your courses! (Pair this session with Brightspace Intelligent Agents at 2:15 p.m.!) Time: 1-2 p.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register) Facilitator: Megan Weatherly

Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - Brightspace Video Note: 5 Quick Tips", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 11, 2020). In this fast-paced session, you’ll learn how to use the Video Note tool to record, caption, and re-use video clips in your Brightspace courses, including 5 ideas for how you and your students can use video notes in a variety of ways (and in a variety of course tools) to foster online engagement. Time: 11:15-11:45 a.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register) Facilitator: Laura Osborne

Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - Did Someone Say Flipgrid?", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 11, 2020). Want discussions to thrive? Come learn about Flipgrid, a free tool that will help build community in your classes and engage students quickly and efficiently. Time: 2:15-3:15 p.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register) Facilitator: DeAnna Schlebach

Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - Hybridging Modalities: Creating Instructional Blends that Work", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 11, 2020). What is a hybrid course, and what are the best practices for building one? Whether you’re leaning toward a face-to-face/online, face-to-face/livestream, or online/livestream blend, learn more about how to create a hybrid course with effective engagement, thoughtful synchronous interactions, and student accountability.

50 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Time: 10-11 a.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register); Facilitator: Megan Weatherly

Camp CTL, "Camp(ish) CTL 2020 - Lessons from When: Applying the Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing to Your Courses", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 11, 2020). Timing: less an art, more a science. In this session, we'll discuss how to leverage research from psychology, biology, and economics to improve timing of and in our classes to create richer, more engaging learning experiences. Time: 1-2 p.m. Modality: livestream (click here to register) Facilitators: Theunis Oliphant and Megan Weatherly

Webinar, "Building a More Inclusive Syllabus: Welcoming Students' Identities Before Classes Event Start", Office of Multicultural Affairs. (August 8, 2020). This session will guide participants to analyze their current syllabi for policies and wording that could be culturally unaware/discriminate against their learners. The session will facilitate discussion about policies and statements that can be added to help students of diverse identities feel more welcomed before they even come to class; for example, including notifications about existing University-based assistance: HungerJacks, Counseling Services, etc., including professor's pronouns in syllabus introductions, and including letters from the University President (like the one welcoming DACA students) to establish an inclusive community that allows students to focus on learning. The session will also alert professors to existing organizations and opportunities to help them continue their understanding of diverse student identities and their needs so that they are better prepared to support students. The session will conclude with simple steps to help position professors as student allies during the first week of class.

Webinar, "Flexible Ways to Teach and Learn: An Overview", Center for Teaching and Learning. (July 1, 2020). New teaching modalities.

"Course Delivery Modalities CTL Presentation", Center for Teaching and Learning. (June 17, 2020). Zoom session on course delivery modalities presented by Alison Reed and Megan Weatherly on June 17 at 1 p.m. This session will give a good overview about different ways to deliver courses in the fall.

Webinar, "Modifying Student Teaching Experiences for Online & Distance Instruction in the COVID- 19 Era", ProQuest. (May 28, 2020). Modifying Student Teaching Experiences for Online and Distance Instruction in the COVID-19 Era You have registered for this event. English : Denver Time Event status: Not started Date and time: Thursday, May 28, 2020 10:00 am Mountain Daylight Time (Denver, GMT-06:00) Change time zone Thursday, May 28, 2020 9:00 am Pacific Daylight Time (San Francisco, GMT-07:00) Thursday, May 28, 2020 12:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time (New York, GMT-04:00) Thursday, May 28, 2020 11:00 am Central Daylight Time (Chicago, GMT-05:00)Duration:1 hour Description: By joining this event, you are accepting the Cisco Webex Terms of Service and Privacy Statement. Join Event Now You cannot join the event now because it has not started.

"Brightspace Special Topics: Calculating & Releasing Final Grades", Center for Teaching and Learning. (May 1, 2020). Seminar on calculating and releasing final grades in Brightspace by D2L.

Webinar, "Transitioning Your Events or Hospitality Course Online", Event Leadership Institute. (April 15, 2020). Description: While COVID-19 is having an enormous impact on the events, meetings, tourism and hospitality industries, many higher education instructors are faced with the difficult task of suddenly transitioning their on-ground courses online. In addition to technical challenges, instructors are also having to recreate lesson plans, learning activities and assessments which would have otherwise been delivered in an interactive and experiential way. Industry guest speakers may no longer be

51 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 available and some students are losing confidence in their chosen field due to global events. This webinar will explore ways to transition your course online, as well as modifying lessons and assessments from physical to digital while continuing to provide students with rich learning opportunities and keeping them motivated and engaged. LEARNING OUTCOMES • Explore common challenges instructors face transitioning an on-ground class to fully online • Review ideas for lesson delivery and activities specifically in events & hospitality programs • Discuss alternatives to physical delivery of assessments such as event projects and presentations • Addressing some of the challenges, emotions and doubts that students are currently experiencing to keep them motivated and engaged in learning and the industry

Tutorial, "BePress Training for Assigning Reviewers," Digital Commons, BePress. (December 11, 2020). Friday's training where I'll cover how to assign reviewers and complete the peer review process for conference submissions.

Webinar, "'TIS THE SEASON: GRANT FUNDING FOR K12 TEACHERS AND TECHNOLOGY," the HP Grants Support Program, New York, New York. (December 9, 2020). A limited budget for education technology purchases isn’t anything new. Compounding matters though in the global coronavirus pandemic, whose impact on state and local economies is likely to cause significant loss in revenue for districts in the year ahead. That is why we are here to help your school or district accomplish its vision and make sure that a lack of available funding doesn’t get in the way of your education technology needs. Especially with so many districts now looking towards technology as a means to ensure that students and teachers are able to remain connected while engaged in remote/hybrid learning. Join us to learn more about how HP, Microsoft, and AMD have teamed up with Grants Office to support Virtucom customers in their grant seeking efforts – from funder prospecting to proposal development – we are here for you. As an added bonus, we’ll even offer some tips for education technology grant seeking success and highlight a few of our favorite education technology funding opportunities. If you’re looking to supplement your district or school’s IT budget with grant funding, you won’t want to miss this event!

Conference Attendance, "HEAT Virtual Conference 2020," Hospitality Educators Association of Texas, Pearland, Texas. (November 13, 2020 - November 14, 2020). Annual conference of the members of the Hospitality Educators Association of Texas (HEAT). This is the first virtual conference powered by Whova Online Platform.

Webinar, "CAHTA Workshop - How to Conduct an Economic Analysis," STR, Nashville, Tennessee. (November 5, 2020). This is part four of a five part series. https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/120898269

Webinar, "Speaking Virtually - How to boost engagement," EuroCHRIE, Manchester. (November 4, 2020). https://us02web.zoom.us/w/82768096518?tk=OFFzv5WDflzuAxl-rUiRJ4TIIHU206KEErmZTS4- ut0.AG.y7aXnHe_9qGvz_1gv78zKLJPCdAqFTnX7jhf8Mc63egGKEtiuXdLv6IpJ- PjOCeLOIrzIYAIFOVK0lxU0lo0xkufjjARNi0q.CMwBhsT8_8PsrC_gyIg_tQ.lOEh4Mm9YSvU3Xfw&pw d=U0tPeDBKUXlpOFIwbUdnNThuK1IzUT09

Webinar, "CAHTA Workshop - How to Conduct an Event Impact Analysis," STR, Nashville, Tennessee. (October 29, 2020). This is part three of a five part series. https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/502813565

Webinar, "CAHTA Workshop - How to Conduct a Market Study," STR, Nashville, Tennessee. (October 22, 2020). This is part two of a five part series. https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/286921669

52 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

Webinar, "STR Virtual Research Roundtables," STR, Nashville, Tennessee. (October 21, 2020). Virtual Research Roundtables – We are excited to be conducting a series of research roundtables this month. The focus will be COVID-related research opportunities. We will provide a quick update on the global hotel industry in recovery. Different types of hotel data available for academic research will be reviewed including new datasets. Input and brainstorming are welcome.

Conference Attendance, "PlanetIMEX, October Edition," IMEX Group. (October 12, 2020 - October 16, 2020). Dive into a full week of learning, networking and a splash of fun when PlanetIMEX returns on 12 – 16 October. The playful interactive experience, launched by the IMEX Group in May, has been redesigned with a whole new look and feel, plus new functionality and features inspired by audience feedback following the launch edition.

Webinar, "IMEX | IAEE 2020 Faculty Engagement Program," IMEX and IAEE. (October 15, 2020). Marsha Flanagan, M.Ed. is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. https://us02web.zoom.us/w/86197401234?tk=nI9TJj54Dojv_Z39HuQ5qAG_ta1ZeXnNdiHt166958k.D QIAAAAUEcP2khZycDd0bG9KZFJObWlaNE9WbHJJX0xRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA &pwd=OE52d0JQcDJic2N6dDdVNUpWQzFtZz09

Webinar, "SuitePad Webinar: Mastering Digital Guest Communication in the Hotel Room (15.10.2020)," SuitePad. (October 15, 2020). Technology in the hotel rooms. https://global.gotowebinar.com/join/7957050610031191821/815750583 Note: This link should not be shared with others; it is unique to you.

Webinar, "NAVIGATE Training," Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas. (October 1, 2020). Perhaps you are new to advising at SFA or just need to refresh on how to use the NAVIGATE platform; Join Your Administrators in a zoom training session. Navigate the platform Setting up Appointment Availability Creating an Appointment Campaign Notes/Advisor Reports Data Analytics Questions NAVIGATE Administrators: Trina Menefee & Jessica Boone are inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Webinar, "Beginners guide to Wakelet," Wakelet, London. (September 29, 2020). Join the Wakelet team as they show you how to get started on Wakelet! Whether you’re new to Wakelet or looking to learn more about the platform, we’re here to help! The webinar will cover: - How to get started on Wakelet (with full demo) - Awesome ideas for using Wakelet in the classroom - Inspiring case studies - A Q&A session where you can ask us anything! You will receive a Certification of Attendance to the Webinar for your professional development - feel free to share this with us on social media!

Webinar, "Behind the Scenes of Cvent CONNECT - How to Scope and Implement Virtual Event Technology," Cvent. (September 29, 2020). Virtual event technology is key for pulling off a virtual event, but implementing new tech is never easy. Learn the four stages of scoping and implementing virtual technology to ensure consistent data, improve the attendee experience, increase engagement, prove ROI, and build effective cross- functional teams.

Webinar, "Behind the Scenes of Cvent CONNECT - Mastering the Sales & Marketing Volley," Cvent. (September 24, 2020). The importance of having tightly aligned sales and marketing teams isn’t new, but what is new is the sudden influx of virtual event leads marketing teams are handing over to their sales counterparts in this new normal. Find out how to drive more qualified leads, build smarter follow up plans, and

53 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 accelerate leads through the funnel by using the rich engagement data captured during a virtual event.

Webinar, "Empathy and the Movies: Why Film Critics Matter More Than Ever During The Pandemic," The American Pavilion, Culver, California. (September 24, 2020). Jessica Hokanson is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Join Zoom Meeting https://ampav.zoom.us/w/96708366974?tk=3- b9aRFInYzB7RYp8pHYzt74CNbjDadd2D5udPaXGfw.DQIAAAAWhESSfhZXUTV3RU11VFNzR1pXV VhSbFFONVlnAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA&pwd=NWFHL093aS9QS3VvY01CNG9zR HpZQT09

Webinar, "Behind the Scenes of Cvent CONNECT - Designing + Producing Engaging Virtual Experiences," Cvent. (September 22, 2020). Attendees have more distractions than ever when attending a virtual event, so great content and engaging experiences are critical. Find out how to plan content that aligns to your event objectives, tips for increasing virtual engagement with sponsors and exhibitors, and best practices for enabling speakers to deliver virtual content in a memorable way.

Webinar, "Behind the Scenes of Cvent CONNECT - Proving the Value of Virtual to Attendees and Your Stakeholders," Cvent. (September 17, 2020). Our team generated 40,000+ registrants for Cvent CONNECT Virtual. How did they do it? From the initial decision to transform our in-person event to a virtual event to the key considerations made along the way, we’ll walk you through the event marketing strategy we used to get attendees amped up for Cvent CONNECT Virtual.

Webinar, "Developing Diverse and Inclusive talent," Diversity Ally, London. (September 17, 2020). This is a 1 hour webinar hosted by Diversity Ally focused on developing talent, ensuring a diverse and inclusive team. Topic: MPI webinar - Diversity & Inclusion Time: Sep 17, 2020 03:00 PM London https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85439280801?pwd=eDUveExPOGs4QWNZM0pmdURtNWhqZz09

Webinar, "Behind the Scenes of Cvent CONNECT - Lessons Learned in Planning a Memorable Virtual Experience," Cvent. (September 15, 2020). Taking the well-oiled machine that was Cvent CONNECT and transforming it into an entirely new type of experience wasn’t easy. Join us as we discuss the lessons we learned from taking Cvent CONNECT virtual. From the initial pivot to getting buy-in, strategically designing the event to new technology considerations, and planning for every situation.

Webinar, "Cvent Ask the Expert event with Product Managers – Cvent Virtual Attendee Hub® and Virtual Events," Cvent. (August 27, 2020). Cvent Product Managers will be available to answer your questions live in the Cvent Open Forum 11am-12pm ET. Jump in to the discussion and ask your questions live. LIVE Discussion

Webinar, "Be PROUD of Who You Are: Understanding Gender, Sexuality, and the LGBTQIA+ Lumberjack Community," Office of Multicultural Affairs, Nacogdoches, Texas. (August 6, 2020). This session will provide attendees an understanding of sexual and gender identity with the goal of creating an environment that facilitates a welcoming and safe space to those of the LGBTQIA+ Lumberjack community. We will explore the identity and development of LGBTQIA+ college age

54 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 students along with the intersectionality between the political climate and systemic oppression. I look forward to expanding our knowledge together and being proactive about supporting the human and civil rights of those in our campus community. Everyone should be PROUD to be a Lumberjack!

Webinar, "AmPav Events in Cannes: Behind the Scenes," The American Pavilion, Culver, California. (August 5, 2020). https://ampav.zoom.us/w/97163909214?tk=EudFwNckhFtV- _IKKAKfAouWtAtWoUHS5nT_NgGRkO8.DQIAAAAWn2uYXhY3T0loRHBSSlMxZUVKbWF0Z1pzN1 FBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA&pwd=aVpDSCtOT0JVVmk1NHRGSy9Kcm1Gdz09

Webinar, "Division of University Affairs Professional Development Day," Division of University Affairs, Nacogdoches, Texas. (August 5, 2020). The Division of University Affairs will hold its semi-annual professional development day. Our tradition has been to invite all faculty and staff to attend our keynote speech which will feature Dr. Pat Whitely. Dr. Whitley is the Vice President for Student Affairs at the University of Miami. She will be talking about developing our own resilience as we strive to serve students in the coming semester. She’ll draw upon stories from her own career.

Webinar, "Hospitality in the New World," The American Pavilion, Culver, California. (July 29, 2020). Jessica Hokanson is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. https://ampav.zoom.us/w/93686732782?tk=KZzKInVuVabNq1RHnX7iNQBQzlPgGS71fs2lhOW8f4M. DQIAAAAV0CoX7hZydThhNVNsTlNObVJyQ3ZwcWtoRjF3AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A&pwd=Vk1vMVAzQkVTOHg1Y2MzWi9aS1Jtdz09

Webinar, "Learning for Alt: How to Build Accessible Learning Environments," Center for Teaching and Learning, Nacogdoches, Texas. (July 29, 2020). The session will be livestreamed via Zoom. To join the Zoom meeting at the designated time, use this https://sfasu.zoom.us/j/99371692529?pwd=UllzNW9wc3I0dExHUVduMElDNUFrZz09

Webinar, "How to Flourish at a Distance," Center for Teaching and Learning, Nacogdoches, Texas. (July 24, 2020). “If I build it, will they come?” Providing quality online instruction is only half the job. Digital classroom management, community building, and best practices for avoiding tech burnout are just a few of the techniques that will help you build a transformative online learning experience. Join us to learn more!

Webinar, "Trauma Informed Classroom - Diversity Certification," Office of Multicultural Affairs, Nacogdoches, Texas. (July 22, 2020). This workshop will provide attendees with a brief overview of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking at SFA, as well as the effects of these traumas on victims. We will then dive in to discuss what being “trauma informed” looks like in the academic setting, as well as how to navigate class discussions that may retraumatize survivors of gender-based violence.

Webinar, "ICHRIE Keynote Tom Bené Hosted by Penn State," ICHRIE, Virginia. (July 21, 2020). ICHRIE Keynote with Tom Bené, President and CEO of National Restaurant Association, CEO of National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation Hosted by Penn State. Moderated by Donna Quadri-Felitti, Ph.D., Marvin Ashner Director, School of Hospitality Management Penn State University and Joy P. Dickerson, Ed.D., President, ICHRIE, Associate Professor of Business Management, Culinary Institute of America.

Conference Attendance, "REMOTE: The Connected Faculty Summit," Remote. (July 13, 2020 - July 14, 2020). Virtual conference of faculty all over the US.

Webinar, "Deaf and Hard of Hearing - Diversity Certification," Office of Multicultural Affairs, Nacogdoches, Texas. (July 13, 2020). Thank you for registering for the OMA Diversity and Inclusion presentation: Deaf Culture 101 scheduled for Monday, July 13th from 9-11:00. A quick introduction… My name is Shannon Jacobs and I am the Coordinator for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services in the Office of Disability Services.

55 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 This is my fourth opportunity to present this workshop, and I am excited to share this information with all of you! In response to the current environment, I have tailored this presentation to focus on supporting the Deaf/Hard of Hearing community in a traditional face to face setting as well as in an online environment.

Webinar, "Conversations with Chip Rogers, Featuring Arne Sorenson & Governor Larry Hogan," American Hotel and Lodging Association. (June 25, 2020). Join Chip Rogers, AHLA President & CEO inside The Forum: An AHLA Experience™ as he engages business and political luminaries in thought provoking discussions on leadership in times of crisis, the state of our industry and future trends. In a time of great uncertainty, gaining insights and projecting a path forward is more important than ever. Building off the tremendous success of The Forum, this new series continues a deep dive into the issues and forces that will shape the hotel industry of tomorrow.

Webinar, "Hotel Insurance Coverage for COVID-19 Related Business Losses," Texas Hotel and Lodging Association, Austin, Texas. (June 25, 2020). In partnership with Haynes and Boone, LLP, THLA is hosting a free webinar regarding hotel insurance coverage for COVID-19 related business losses. COVID-19 has exacted an immense cost in both human suffering and economic impact on Texas hotels facing closures and loss of revenue. This interactive webinar with expert insurance attorney Micah Skidmore of Haynes and Boone, LLP will review sources of potential insurance coverage for your coronavirus-related business losses, including: (1) traditional commercial property, business interruption and civil authority coverage; (2) event cancellation, communicable disease and other specialized coverages; and (3) coverage for potential liability claims, including under general and professional liability policies. Other important items such as what constitutes “physical loss or damage” and virus exclusions in your insurance policies will also be addressed.

Webinar, "Cvent Workshop Series Part 4: Creating Team Alignment," Cvent. (June 24, 2020). https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/2344222/76A2E10B68A1EE037202F9407A2E597F

Webinar, "TRP Virtual Round Table," Monterrey. (June 24, 2020). Topic: TRP Virtual Round Table; Host: Whitney Golin Event number: 133 412 3999; Registration ID: This event does not require a registration ID

Conference Attendance, "Navigating the New Normal," Meeting Professionals International, Dallas, Texas. (June 23, 2020). A summit related to managing the reality of COVID-19 in the meeting industry.

Webinar, "Future Transformation Requires Innovation NOW," MPI, Dallas, Texas. (June 23, 2020). Speaker: Michael Bush Michael C. Bush, CEO of Great Place to Work will talk about purpose-driven leadership while sharing current insights into the best people practices from his 10,000 customers including some of the biggest brands in the world. Michael believes the new reasons for people to convene will create new opportunities that will truly re-define an “event" as we know it. One to one connections will be critical to building trust in a physically distributed world. Future-state physical meetings will be the essential way to build NEW trusting relationships and they will depend on the delivery of a solid foundation for trust. Virtual meetings will serve to educate, inspire and DEEPEN existing relationships. The ability to do both the NEW and the DEEPENing of relationships will expand market Learning Outcomes: You will learn what the Best Companies in the world will be focusing on when gathering their people in late 2020 and 2021.You will learn what communication means to executives now in terms of frequency, content and purpose. You will learn how your own transformation will enable you to address this new market opportunity.

Webinar, "New Rules for a New World," MPI, Dallas, Texas. (June 23, 2020). Speaker: Mike Walsh COVID-19 is not only changing our way of life, it will hasten the arrival of a radical new future of work. Remote work around the globe is just the start of a much bigger transformation set to reshape the nature of business itself. In order to survive, every organization will have to virtualize. Whether it be

56 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 serving customers through digital channels or leveraging AI, algorithms and automation to ensure business continuity - we are likely to experience in the next twelve months, a decade's worth of change. Mike Walsh's inspiring new keynote presentation will offer audiences an insight into the organizations and leaders that are successfully navigating this period of change, and how to create a playbook for their own transformation. Becoming future-proof is more than just about getting through the current crisis - it is about being ready for the new world that awaits us on the other side.

Webinar, "Planner Panel," MPI, Dallas, Texas. (June 23, 2020). Speaker(s): Annette Gregg, Amy Ledoux, Colleen M. Connor, Elizabeth Sage, Tom Egan Join us for a conversation moderated by Annette Gregg, Senior Vice President of Experience at Meeting Professionals International about how planners are moving forward with their events in the near term. Learn how leaders in the association, finance and bioscience sectors are adjusting their plans, realigning resources and communicating value. Hear about their strategy to deliver the best experience whether that is through virtual, hybrid, or in-person events. You will also have the ability to ask your questions on how these professionals are reimagining the future.

Webinar, "Cvent Workshop Series Part 3: Standardizing Process and Tech," Cvent. (June 17, 2020). https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/2344219/D14C445248E434FEBA51D519C0FC1062

Webinar, "Cvent Workshop Series Part 2: Developing a Portfolio Strategy," Cvent. (June 10, 2020). https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/2344215/49A12236143FCA3C94F8AC9A4AB1E730

Webinar, "Driving Event Attendance: Market and Manage Your Event," Cvent. (June 5, 2020). Seminar on driving attendance of an event professional events.

Conference Attendance, "Setting Up a Great Event: Venue Selection, Site Design, and Mobile App Set Up," Cvent. (June 4, 2020). Setting Up a Great Event: Venue Selection, Site Design, and Mobile App Set Up seminars.

Webinar, "The Enneagram & You: Introduction to the Enneagram." (June 4, 2020). https://us02web.zoom.us/w/81891965990?tk=xs6Fb880sNyGHuR- 5fARSmz5ANxAQZ7I4oA0K7uejyY.DQIAAAATESQ8JhY4bXlNY1Q4eFExdW56akRfOXM3Yld3AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA&pwd=RWFJR2djR092SUhVMXRoR0xEcDhwZz09

Webinar, "Cvent Workshop Series Part 1: Clarifying Your Event Mission," Cvent. (June 3, 2020). https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/2344205/CF21381DED4C4FA8A6BBD9D3E6657D7D

Webinar, "Market Transformation Series: SOCIAL EVENTS," Cvent. (June 1, 2020). https://us02web.zoom.us/w/85323761328?tk=FfoENePzgazUsbi15JsGgsFnLGS4d3DSPS2Eq7vRly8 .DQIAAAAT3bFGsBZIT1Y1c2VuZ1MxNmlDeXhMVktEOWJBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AA&pwd=ZlBmM3hFM2dIMnpSdzFlMDV3K0hCQT09&uuid=WN_v1towJ3kQJigBlXbWuI_qg

Webinar, "Restructuring Your Marketing + Event Program on a Lean Budget," on24. (May 28, 2020). https://event.on24.com/interface/registration/autoreg/index.htmpml?eventid=2345190&sessionid=1&k ey=725F55D993D9D9CAC910199C9660B86C&firstname=Gina+Fe&lastname=Causin&email=causi [email protected]&job_title=Associate+Professor&company=Stephen+F.+Austin+State+University&cou ntry=&zip=&work_phone=

Webinar, "Online Teaching for Faculty," ProQuest. (May 27, 2020). Your registration was approved for the following Web seminar. We will start the event on time. Please join it at least 10 minutes before the scheduled starting time so you won't miss valuable information. Topic: Online Teaching for Faculty Host: Amber Ratliff

Webinar, "Going Virtual Masterclass," Meeting Design Institute. (May 14, 2020). This 90-minute online masterclass is an introduction on how to design interactive online, hybrid or multi-hub meetings. Join our Zoom : https://zoom.us/j/96875877436

57 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Webinar, "Event Risk Management: Identifying, Scoring & Mitigating Risks During the Planning Cycle," ADMEI. (May 12, 2020). ADMEI is honored to participate in IMEX Community Day and provide free valuable content to the meetings industry! Join our one-hour live webinar where security expert Dan Hooton will share ways to assess risks during the planning process and show how to use a scoring tool to calculate risk both before and after applying mitigation measures.

Webinar, "How Event Organisers and Venues are Navigating the New Normal," On24. (May 12, 2020). https://event.on24.com/interface/registration/autoreg/index.html?eventid=2315236&sessionid=1&key =4CE3FAFC9544B864A091A463D41F1779&firstname=Gina+Fe&lastname=Causin&email=causingf @sfasu.edu&job_title=Associate+Professor&company=Stephen+F.+Austin+State+University&country =&zip=&work_phone=

Webinar, "IMEX Community Day: Flexible Business Models & Workplace Trends for Associations," IMEX. (May 12, 2020). Jeanne Sheehy, MBA, Chief Marketing Officer, Bostrom & Dede Gish Panjada, MBA of Vice President of Consulting, Bostrom Meeting ID: 986 2825 9275

Webinar, "The Impact COVID-19 is Having on Human Trafficking," MSU Denver, Denver, Colorado. (May 12, 2020). Global estimates by the International Labor Organization (2019) note that 40 million people worldwide are being trafficked for labour (including sex). During this time of uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic, what is the nature of the risk to people vulnerable to exploitation, and what implications are there for the events industry? Join us as we move beyond basics of the relevance of human trafficking to the events industry, and delve deeper into understanding new challenges and taking action in the time of COVID. Learning outcomes: - Nuanced definitions of human trafficking focusing upon root causes - Labour trafficking and supply chain considerations for the events industry - Global COVID-driven vulnerabilities - Actions for event professionals, beyond identification and considerations for response protocols This webinar is eligible for 1.0 CE towards your CMP application or renewal.

Webinar, "Market Transformation Series: SPORTS: From 5k to Major League," Event Leadership Institute, Vancouver, British Columbia. (May 11, 2020). One of the most consistently powerful types of events that remind us of our humanness - the need for community, the essence of our physicality - are sporting events. They are numerous. They are fanatical. And they are completely shut down. This has caused major disruption to a multitude of industries, including television, marketing and tourism. In a world where the energy created by the closeness of a group, of fans, of competitors is not allowed, what is the path forward? This discussion among sporting event experts will look at the toughest questions facing not just small companies, not just major corporations, but entire cities as well when it comes to bringing back to life the world of sports and the communities built around them. Learning Outcomes Establish forecasts of how and when the return of sports will take place Look at what the “new logistics” are for mass gatherings and competitions See how cities and sponsor organizations will need to rethink the selling of sports

Webinar, "Introduction to the CAHTA Certification," STR, Nashville, Tennessee. (April 28, 2020). The link is found in the email sent on 4/14/2020 by [email protected]

Conference Attendance, "Engage, Enrich, Enhance: Rebuilding the Foundation and Future of Hospitality and Tourism During COVID-19," The American Pavilion, Culver, California. (April 23, 2020). “Engage, Enrich, Enhance: Rebuilding the Foundation and Future of Hospitality and Tourism During COVID-19,” a virtual conference featuring hospitality and event industry leaders from around the world working collectively, collaboratively, and in cooperation to fight the effects of the pandemic

58 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 on our industry, provide resources for other professionals, and redefine what the future of the industry will be.

Webinar, "Free AHLAF Educational Courses and Certifications for Hotel Employees," AHLAF. (April 21, 2020). Throughout the month of April, the AHLA Foundation (AHLAF) is providing free access to three career development and skill enhancement courses to help our workforce hone their skills and prepare for the next career opportunity, at a time when many of our colleagues have been furloughed and are at home. Join IHLA and the AHLA Foundation, on Tuesday, April 21 at 10 a.m. CT, for a 30- minute webinar to help you and your employees understand the trainings that are available, at no- charge, and how to enroll in these courses.

Webinar, "ProQuest TDM," ProQuest, New York, New York. (April 21, 2020). This is a reminder that you are registered for the following Web seminar. The seminar will start on time. Please join at least 10 minutes before the starting time so that you don't miss valuable information. Topic: TDM Faculty Webinar; Host: Amber Ratliff

Webinar, "Impact of coronavirus on the global hotel industry and Europe - Steve Hood from STR," STR, Nashville, Tennessee. (April 16, 2020). Steve Hood from the STR SHARE Center will present an update on the global hotel industry. We will review the impact of the coronavirus on countries and markets around the world and drill down into specific areas like China, Italy and the US. All performance metrics will be from the week that just ended on the prior Saturday. Data related to recovery scenarios will be provided including current China performance, past economic cycles and prior events like SARS. Additional data will be reviewed on hotel closings, forward bookings, event cancellations and travel intention. We will look at industry takeaways and lessons to be learned from similar events, such as group versus transient comparisons and luxury resort differences. There will be time for brainstorming related to research opportunities. Instructions will be provided for professors who would like to obtain personalized data for research or if people would like to receive regular updates. Samples of the type of data that is available can be found on https://str.com/data-insights-blog/coronavirus-hotel-industry-data-news.

Webinar, "Corona Virus Impact on Global Hotel Industry," Smith Travel Research (STR), Nashville, Tennessee. (April 9, 2020). Steve Hood from the STR SHARE Center will present an update on the global hotel industry. We will review the impact of the coronavirus on countries and markets around the world and drill down into specific areas like China, Italy and the US. All performance metrics will be from the week that just ended on the prior Saturday. Data related to recovery scenarios will be provided including current China performance, past economic cycles and prior events like SARS. Additional data will be reviewed on hotel closings, forward bookings, event cancellations and travel intention. We will look at industry takeaways and lessons to be learned from similar events, such as group versus transient comparisons and luxury resort differences. There will be time for brainstorming related to research opportunities. Instructions will be provided for professors who would like to obtain personalized data for research or if people would like to receive regular updates. Samples of the type of data that is available can be found on https://str.com/data-insights-blog/coronavirus-hotel-industry-data-news. The webinar is open to professors and students. It will be recorded for reuse. The Zoom Link is ….

Webinar, "Higher Education Event Leaders Situation Room," Event Leadership Institute, Vancouver, British Columbia. (April 9, 2020). Thank you for participating in the Higher Education Event Leaders Situation Room Call where you will be able to share common challenges being faced, brainstorm and exchange solutions, and generally come together for mutual support.

Webinar, "Latinidad at SFA: Cycles of Oppression," Office of Multicultural Affairs, Nacogdoches, Texas. (April 7, 2020). Join Zoom Meeting https://sfasu.zoom.us/j/381090804?pwd=eit0UERCSjFiK1cxTERkZGFtbWladz09

59 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Conference Attendance, "2020 Diversity Conference," Office of Multicultural Affairs, Nacogdoches, Texas. (February 7, 2020). Participated during the Diversity Conference as a committee member, presenter, speaker.

Seminar, "D2L Lunch and Learn: Texas Edition", CTL. (October 9, 2019). Learn about new tools on D2L.

Workshop, "20 Tips for Maximizing Your Zoom Web Conference Know-How", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 15, 2019). This advanced session is for faculty and staff who have already been using Zoom and who want to get more out of their Zoom meetings. Extra customization, gathering data from participants, and technology tips are some of the topics covered in this 30-minute session. Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: Theunis Oliphant. Location: The Study (220A)

Workshop, "Clue-ing into Better Design for All Learners", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 15, 2019). As educators, we want all of our students to succeed, regardless of how they learn. In this session, we'll focus on how we can provide multiple representations of content and will consider ways to make activities more flexible and engaging. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Megan Weatherly. Location: The Study (220A)

Workshop, "Get to know the New CTL Website!", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 15, 2019). We've just launched the new CTL website! Join DeAnna to learn about the site's new features! Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: DeAnna Schlebach. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2)

Workshop, "Setting up an Inclusive Syllabus to Welcome ALL Students to your Course", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 15, 2019). Our Lumberjack community is made up of many diverse types of students who each bring unique identities, needs, and assets into our classrooms. A well-worded, intentionally inclusive syllabus is a great way to welcome ALL your different types of students before class even starts. This session will guide participants to critically review their current syllabi and invite discussion about wording and policies that students might find insensitive, problematic, or off-putting —— all of which can shut down learning experiences for our students. Participants will engage in group work to revise, add, and/or reconsider the presentation of their syllabi to make sure ALL Lumberjacks feel welcomed to learn in all of our courses. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Lauren Burrow. Location: The Study (220A)

Workshop, "Solving the Mystery of Student Engagement: Harnessing the Potential of Experimental Learning", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 15, 2019). Benjamin Franklin wrote, “Tell me, and I will listen; Teach me, and I'll remember; Involve me, and I will learn.” This quote captures the power and potential of providing students opportunities to apply the skills they gain inside and outside of the classroom. This session will discuss models for integrative learning and share research that demonstrates the impact of these kinds of learning experiences. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Adam Peck. Location: The Study (220A)

Workshop, "Using Low-Cost Devices to Bridge Disciplines", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 15, 2019). Ever wonder if SkyNET is the only thing that happens when you combine artificial intelligence and drones? In this session, you’ll learn about unique ways modern and future technology can be incorporated into your classes. Discover interesting ways to combine development boards, 3D printing and models, and low-end computers with your field of expertise. Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: Theunis Oliphant. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2)

Workshop, "Learning Styles are a MYTH: What You Should Use Instead!", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 14, 2019).

60 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 For decades, teachers in PK-16 class settings have been guided to match their instruction to their students’ “learning styles” The only problem? Learning styles are a myth! This session will include activities and discussion about the way we actually take in knowledge as learners and what instructors should actually be using in order to build engaging, effective lessons that actually match the content they are teaching. This session is great for anyone who teaches/leads learning activities. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Lauren Burrow. Location: The Study (220A)

Workshop, "Bitmojis, Gifs, and Snaps, Oh My!", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 13, 2019). Technology can serve to distance us from our students but can also help connect us to them. Join this fun session for thoughts on how you can leverage images and social media to increase engagement with your students. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Megan Weatherly. Location: The Study (220A)

Workshop, "Brightspace #1 – Content & Communication Tools", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 13, 2019). In this workshop, you'll learn to use the email, news, classlist, and content tools in Brightspace. You'll also learn best practices for course file management as well as management of graphics and multimedia. You'll also gain some hands-on practice using the new content templates. This workshop is part of the prerequisite series required for entry into the Online Instructor Certification course. Session length: 1.5 hours. Format: Hands-on. Facilitator: Laura Osborne. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2) Workshop, "For the Love of Tech Tools", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 13, 2019). Join DeAnna as she runs through some awesome tech tools that will benefit you in and out of the classroom! Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: DeAnna Schlebach. Location: The Study (220A)

Workshop, "Interactive Lectures: Sleuthing Out a Pedagogy of Engagement", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 13, 2019). Few teaching techniques are as maligned as lecture. But most of the criticism focuses on a single type of lecture: the full-session, transmission-model lecture. In this session, we'll learn more about interactive lecturing, which combines lectures with active learning techniques in a way that can engage students and improve their learning. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Megan Weatherly. Location: The Study (220A)

Workshop, "Templates, for the WIN!", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 13, 2019). In this demo session, you'll learn how content templates in Brightspace can enable you to quickly create course content that is visually engaging and consistently designed. Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: Alison Reed & DeAnna Schlebach. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2)

Workshop, "What’s new in Brightspace?", Center for Teaching and Learning. (August 13, 2019). Find out what's new in Brightspace since last year's Camp -- discover cool new features and tools including Quick Eval, Inline Annotations, and much more. Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: Andra Floyd. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2)

Seminar, "Delivering World-Class Customer Service - Lessons From The Mouse". (August 7, 2019). Customer service skills from Disney.

Webinar, "Teaching Hospitality with Technology". (April 11, 2019). Learn about different technology used in teaching hospitality courses.

"Teaching Showcase", Center for Teaching and Learning. (February 20, 2019). Learn about different teaching techniques.

Seminar, "Generation Z", Office of Student Affairs. (February 5, 2019). Learn about Generation Z qualities and attributes.

61 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

Center for Teaching and Learning - Individual consultation, "How to Improve Course Teaching and Student Classroom Engagement". (December 17, 2018). Meet with Megan Weatherly and discussed how to improve teaching and student engagement. Plan of Action was put together.

Meeting, "SFASU School of Human Sciences and Tarrant Community College Articulation Meeting". (August 9, 2016 - December 1, 2018). Discuss possible articulation partnership between SFA School of Human Sciences and Tarrant Community College Hospitality Program.

"Contains Graphic Content: Improved PowerPoint Design". (August 17, 2018). Are your PowerPoints boring and uninspired? PowerPoints don't have to be droll. In this session, you'll learn how the tenets of good design can be leveraged to increase attention, information retention, and engagement. You'll also take away practice steps for designing amazing course visuals in no time at all---no Photoshop required!

"So You've Inherited an Online Course: Now What?". (August 17, 2018). It's a familiar situation. You've inherited an online course, the semester is about to start, and there's a lot of editing to do. In this session, you'll learn start-up strategies and receive useful takeaways for quickly updating a course in Brightspace and getting it student-ready.

"Teaching Generation Z". (August 17, 2018). A new generation of students is entering our campus: Generation Z. In this session, we'll learn more about this group of diverse, digital, driven students and how to best engage them.

"What's New in Brightspace by D2L?". (August 17, 2018). This exciting session is an overview of the new look and feel of the features in Brightspace by D2L. Also highlighted will be the responsive design, which makes accessing Brightspace via mobile devices so easy. Come and get a first look at all the nifty new features that will make Brightspace a "must use" tool for the fall semester and beyond!

"Assignment Design". (August 16, 2018). Assignments. Students think they're what we make them do. We think of them as demonstrations of what students know and can do. Assignments are easy to recycle until they reach the point of being old and tired. In this session, we'll consider assignments as learning experiences, generate new ideas for enhancing the learning potential of assignments, and evaluate how design details influence the learning that occurs when students complete an assignment.

"Better Than Galaga and Space Invaders: Using Play to Enhance Student Learning". (August 16, 2018). Student engagement with course material, each other, and faculty is key to learner-centered instruction, and one effective way to promote this sort of engagement is through play. This session will showcase multiple strategies and activities that work with any discipline and will promote retention (of the material and students).

"Beyond "Everybody Got It?": Strategies for Evaluating What Your Students Have Learned". (August 16, 2018). As faculty, we're guilty of making blanket statements like "Everybody got it?" and accepting the nods as confirmation of learning. How can we assess in real-time whether or not students have learned the concepts being taught? Join us for some ideas of how to do so!

"Brightspace ePortfolio Demonstration". (August 16, 2018). ePortfolio is a new tool in Brightspace that allows students to collect, curate, and showcase their course work. ePortfolio also provides new avenues for student and instructor reflection and collaboration.

62 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 "The Christopher Nolan/Inception Discussion". (August 16, 2018). In this discussion about discussions, we'll examine ways to achieve improved learning via effective discussion facilitation. Join Raul and Megan to learn strategies for encouraging quiet students, managing "stars," and asking engaging questions.

"YouSeeU Demonstration". (August 16, 2018). YouSeeU is a video assignent tool available in Brightspace that allows you to create both individual and group-based video assignments, as well as Q&A style assignments in which students watch and respond to video questions from their instructor.

"Best Practices for Instructional Video". (August 15, 2018). Not available.

"Online Course Estate Planning 101". (August 15, 2018). Create a lasting legacy! Learn concepts and techniques for building strong online courses that will stand the test of time.

"Online Course Roadmap and Online Instructor Certification". (August 15, 2018). Interested in teaching online? Ever considered building a new online course? Join us to learn more about the online course development roadmap and the online instructor certification course.

"Reaching and Teaching First-Generation Students". (August 15, 2018). At each commencement, a member of the administration almost inevitably notes that about half of that day's graduates are first-generation college students. But what are the characteristics of this unique group? How can you best engage then? Former GenJack and recent alumna Maci Crossland will help you answer these questions.

Webinar, "Event Technology in Course: What do we need to teach?". (August 7, 2018). https://www.pcma.org/event/webinar-faculty-webinar-incorporating-event-technology-in-courses- general-course-development-discussion/

Center for Teaching and Learning - Workshop or Workshop Series, "Introduction to Zoom". (August 6, 2018). Zoom is the web conferencing and lecture capture tool licensed by SFA. It is integrated into Brightspace for easy use inside any class, but it can also be used externally (independently from Brightspace). Zoom is available to everyone on campus, including faculty, staff, and students. In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn about the potential uses for Zoom (including synchronous class discussions and much more), as well as how to use it inside and outside Brightspace.

Title: Risks of Social Media Sharing Training. September 18, 2019. Thank you for doing your part to help keep the university's information resources secure. Throughout the academic year, ITS will send you additional security awareness training materials, optional trainings, and learning events to further enhance your knowledge and understanding of information security.

Title: Get Inclusive - Title IX Training. September 18, 2019. Class Description: All employees of Stephen F. Austin State University are Responsible Employees under Texas Senate Bill 212 and are therefore mandatory reporters of sex- and gender based discrimination, including sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking in accordance with the University’s Sex- and Gender-Based Discrimination, Violence, Harassment and Misconduct Policy 2.13. Vendor's Name: SFA - Institutional Equity

Clue-ing into Better Design for All Learners. August 15, 2019. As educators, we want all of our students to succeed, regardless of how they learn. In this session, we'll focus on how we can provide multiple representations of content and will consider ways to make activities more flexible and engaging. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Megan Weatherly. Location: The Study (220A)

63 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 20 Tips for Maximizing Your Zoom Web Conference Know-How. August 15, 2019. This advanced session is for faculty and staff who have already been using Zoom and who want to get more out of their Zoom meetings. Extra customization, gathering data from participants, and technology tips are some of the topics covered in this 30-minute session. Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: Theunis Oliphant. Location: The Study (220A)

Get to know the New CTL Website! August 15, 2019. We've just launched the new CTL website! Join DeAnna to learn about the site's new features! Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: DeAnna Schlebach. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2)

Using Low-Cost Devices to Bridge Disciplines. August 15, 2019. Ever wonder if SkyNET is the only thing that happens when you combine artificial intelligence and drones? In this session, you’ll learn about unique ways modern and future technology can be incorporated into your classes. Discover interesting ways to combine development boards, 3D printing and models, and low-end computers with your field of expertise. Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: Theunis Oliphant. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2)

Solving the Mystery of Student Engagement: Harnessing the Potential of Experimental Learning. August 15, 2019. Benjamin Franklin wrote, “Tell me, and I will listen; Teach me, and I'll remember; Involve me, and I will learn.” This quote captures the power and potential of providing students opportunities to apply the skills they gain inside and outside of the classroom. This session will discuss models for integrative learning and share research that demonstrates the impact of these kinds of learning experiences. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Adam Peck. Location: The Study (220A)

Setting up an Inclusive Syllabus to Welcome ALL Students to your Course. August 15, 2019. Our Lumberjack community is made up of many diverse types of students who each bring unique identities, needs, and assets into our classrooms. A well-worded, intentionally inclusive syllabus is a great way to welcome ALL your different types of students before class even starts. This session will guide participants to critically review their current syllabi and invite discussion about wording and policies that students might find insensitive, problematic, or off-putting —— all of which can shut down learning experiences for our students. Participants will engage in group work to revise, add, and/or reconsider the presentation of their syllabi to make sure ALL Lumberjacks feel welcomed to learn in all of our courses. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Lauren Burrow. Location: The Study (220A)

Learning Styles are a MYTH: What You Should Use Instead! August 14, 2019. For decades, teachers in PK-16 class settings have been guided to match their instruction to their students’ “learning styles” The only problem? Learning styles are a myth! This session will include activities and discussion about the way we actually take in knowledge as learners and what instructors should actually be using in order to build engaging, effective lessons that actually match the content they are teaching. This session is great for anyone who teaches/leads learning activities. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Lauren Burrow. Location: The Study (220A)

Interactive Lectures: Sleuthing Out a Pedagogy of Engagement. August 13, 2019. Few teaching techniques are as maligned as lecture. But most of the criticism focuses on a single type of lecture: the full-session, transmission-model lecture. In this session, we'll learn more about interactive lecturing, which combines lectures with active learning techniques in a way that can engage students and improve their learning. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Megan Weatherly. Location: The Study (220A)

For the Love of Tech Tools. August 13, 2019. Join DeAnna as she runs through some awesome tech tools that will benefit you in and out of the classroom! Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: DeAnna Schlebach. Location: The Study (220A)

Bitmojis, Gifs, and Snaps, Oh My! August 13, 2019. Technology can serve to distance us from our students but can also help connect us to them. Join this fun session for thoughts on how you can

64 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 leverage images and social media to increase engagement with your students. Session length: 1 hour. Format: Seminar. Facilitator: Megan Weatherly. Location: The Study (220A)

Templates, for the WIN! August 13, 2019. In this demo session, you'll learn how content templates in Brightspace can enable you to quickly create course content that is visually engaging and consistently designed. Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: Alison Reed & DeAnna Schlebach. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2)

What’s new in Brightspace? August 13, 2019. Find out what's new in Brightspace since last year's Camp -- discover cool new features and tools including Quick Eval, Inline Annotations, and much more. Session length: 30 minutes. Format: Demo. Facilitator: Andra Floyd. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2)

Brightspace #1 – Content & Communication Tools; August 13, 2019. In this workshop, you'll learn to use the email, news, classlist, and content tools in Brightspace. You'll also learn best practices for course file management as well as management of graphics and multimedia. You'll also gain some hands-on practice using the new content templates. This workshop is part of the prerequisite series required for entry into the Online Instructor Certification course. Session length: 1.5 hours. Format: Hands-on. Facilitator: Laura Osborne. Location: The Ballroom (InfoLab 2)

CampCTL, August 13-15, 2019. Steen Library, Stephen F. Austin State University.

Delivering World-Class Customer Service – Lessons from the Mouse; August 7, 2019. BPSC

E-Portfolio Training; 201 Steen Library. July 17, 2019. Facilitators: Joe Strahl & Stacy Hendricks

Personal consultation with Megan Weatherly on “How to Improve Teaching and Student Engagement. December 17, 2018. Center for Teaching and Learning, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

2018 HEAT (Hospitality Educators Association of Texas) Conference. Drury Hotel, San Antonio, Texas.

2018 IMEX (International Meetings Events Expositions) America. October 16-18, 2018. Sands Expo, Las Vegas, Nevada.

What's New in Brightspace by D2L? (Presenter: Andra Floyd). August 17, 2018. Description: This exciting session is an overview of the new look and feel of the features in Brightspace by D2L. Also highlighted will be the responsive design, which makes accessing Brightspace via mobile devices so easy. Come get a first look at all of the nifty new features that will make Brightspace a "must use" tool for the fall semester and beyond!

Teaching Generation Z (Presenter: Megan Weatherly). August 17, 2018. Description: A new generation of students is entering our campus: Generation Z. In this session, we'll learn more about this group of diverse, digital, driven students and how to best engage them.

Contains Graphic Content: Improved PowerPoint Design (Presenter: Megan Weatherly). August 17, 2018. Description: Are your PowerPoints boring and uninspired? PowerPoints don't have to be droll. In this session, you'll learn how the tenets of good design can be leveraged to increase attention, information retention, and engagement. You'll also take away practice steps for designing amazing course visuals in no time at all---no Photoshop required!

So You've Inherited an Online Course: Now What? (Presenters: Andra Floyd and Laura Osborne). August 17, 2018. Description: It's a familiar situation. You've inherited an online course, the semester is about to start, and there's a lot of editing to do. In this session, you'll learn start-up strategies and receive useful takeaways for quickly updating a course in Brightspace and getting it student-ready.

65 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 The Christopher Nolan/Inception Discussion (Presenters: Raul Cantu and Megan Weatherly). August 16, 2018. Description: In this discussion about discussions, we'll examine ways to achieve improved learning via effective discussion facilitation. Join Raul and Megan to learn strategies for encouraging quiet students, managing "stars," and asking engaging questions.

Brightspace ePortfolio Demonstration (Presenter: Laura Osborne). August 16, 2018. Description: ePortfolio is a new tool in Brightspace that allows students to collect, curate, and showcase their course work. ePortfolio also provides new avenues for student and instructor reflection and collaboration.

Better Than Galaga and Space Invaders: Using Play to Enhance Student Learning (Presenter: Megan Weatherly). August 16, 2018. Description: Student engagement with course material, each other, and faculty is key to learner-centered instruction, and one effective way to promote this sort of engagement is through play. This session will showcase multiple strategies and activities that work with any discipline and will promote retention (of the material and students).

YouSeeU Demonstration (Presenter: Mary Smith). August 16, 2018. Description: YouSeeU is a video assignent tool available in Brightspace that allows you to create both individual and group-based video assignments, as well as Q&A style assignments in which students watch and respond to video questions from their instructor.

Assignment Design (Presenters: John Calahan and Megan Weatherly). August 16, 2018. Description: Assignments. Students think they're what we make them do. We think of them as demonstrations of what students know and can do. Assignments are easy to recycle until they reach the point of being old and tired. In this session, we'll consider assignments as learning experiences, generate new ideas for enhancing the learning potential of assignments, and evaluate how design details influence the learning that occurs when students complete an assignment.

Beyond "Everybody Got It?": Strategies for Evaluating What Your Students Have Learned (Presenters: Megan Weatherly and Mary Smith). August 16, 2018. Description: As faculty, we're guilty of making blanket statements like "Everybody got it?" and accepting the nods as confirmation of learning. How can we assess in real-time whether or not students have learned the concepts being taught? Join us for some ideas of how to do so!

Reaching and Teaching First-Generation Students (Presenters: Maci Crossland). August 15, 2018. Description: At each commencement, a member of the administration almost inevitably notes that about half of that day's graduates are first-generation college students. But what are the characteristics of this unique group? How can you best engage then? Former GenJack and recent alumna Maci Crossland will help you answer these questions.

CREDO Information Literacy Modules (Presenter: Melissa Clark). August 15, 2018. Description: The CREDO Information Literacy modules are a suite of tutorials, videos, and quizzes on a broad range of information literacy topics, including the research process, finding sources, evaluating the credibility of sources, how and when to cite sources, and academic integrity. Learn more about their content and how easily they can be embedded in your Brightspace courses.

Online Course Roadmap and Online Instructor Certification (Presenters: Janet Kamps and Laura Osborne). August 15, 2018. Description: Interested in teaching online? Ever considered building a new online course? Join us to learn more about the online course development roadmap and the online instructor certification course.

Online Course Estate Planning 101 (Presenters: Laura Osborne and Andra Floyd). August 15, 2018. Description: Create a lasting legacy! Learn concepts and techniques for building strong online courses that will stand the test of time.

Best Practices for Instructional Video (Presenters: Mary Smith and Theunis Oliphant). August 15, 2018.

66 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021

Introduction to Citation Managers (Presenter: Melissa Clark). August 15, 2018. Description: Citation managers are programs that save you time by organizing references and full-text files, automatically creating in-text citations and a bibliography, and switching between thousands of citation styles. This session will consist of an overview of three of the most popular citation managers: EndNote, Mendeley, and Zotero. Get to know more about the advantages of using a citation manager and which of these three best meets your needs!

CampCTL. August 15-17, 2018. 2nd Floor, Steen Library, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Event Technology in Course: What do we need to teach? Webinar. August 7, 2018. https://www.pcma.org/event/webinar-faculty-webinar-incorporating-event-technology-in-courses- general-course-development-discussion/.

Introduction to Zoom by Theunis Oliphant. August 6, 2018; SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning; 2nd Floor, Steen Library. Description: Zoom is the web conferencing and lecture capture tool licensed by SFA. It is integrated into Brightspace for easy use inside any class, but it can also be used externally (independently from Brightspace). Zoom is available to everyone on campus, including faculty, staff, and students. In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn about the potential uses for Zoom (including synchronous class discussions and much more), as well as how to use it inside and outside Brightspace.

HMS Research Week. April 23, 2018. EDAN Building, School of Human Sciences, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Women in STEM. April 17, 2018. Baker Pattillo Student Center, College of Math and Sciences, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

SOAR. March 24, 2018. Baker Pattillo Student Center, Center for Teaching and Learning, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Nacogdoches Film Festival. February 22-24, 2018. The Fredonia Hotel, Nac Film Committee, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Diversity Conference. February 10, 2018. Baker Pattillo Student Center, Office of Multicultural Affairs, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

Faculty Activity Report (FAR). October 18, 2017. 2nd Floor, Steen Building, SFASU. Class Description: Learn more about the Faculty Activity Report (FAR), including suggestions for where and how to list your credentials, achievements, research and scholarship, teaching, service and professional development. SFA – Center for Teaching & Learning

Property Management Training. October 18, 2017. Property Management Training as is required by the university’s Property Inventory and Management Policy 17.14. Procurement and Property Services. Security Basics. October 17, 2017. Class Description: Understanding employee responsibility in properly stopping or managing security threats including cybercrime, information loss, and security device loss. SFA-ITS. Customer Service Workshop - Texas Friendly. September 29, 2017. Class Description: Texas Friendly customer service workshop teaches participants how to manage and enhance the delivery of quality customer service. Everyone benefits from great internal and external customer service. Vendor's Name: SFA - Human Resources E-Portfolio Training, September 6, 2017, Steen Library, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas.

67 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 E-Portfolio Training, August 31, 2017, Steen Library, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas. D2L Special Topics: Using Rubrics to Provide More Efficient, Effective Feedback. August 14-16, 2017. Class Description: Streamline your grading process, save time, provide rich feedback, and improve student success with rubrics in D2L. In this hands-on session, you'll gain an understanding of the terminology, types, and structures of rubrics in D2L, gain hands-on practice in constructing a rubric, and get some practical advice about using rubrics to assess discussions, assignments, and more. Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Thank you, SFA myTraining Assignment Charrette. August 14-16, 2017. Class Description: Borrowed from architecture, the word charrette refers to a collaborative event in which several individuals design a solution to an issue. For this workshop, each participant brings a specific assignment they want to improve, then collaborates with other faculty to modify their own assignment and to springboard ideas for others' assignments. Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Thank you, SFA myTraining The New Library Website: What's In It For Me? August 14-16, 2017. Class Description: This session provides faculty with a hands-on, fast-paced dive into the services and search functionality of the Steen Library's new website, including the subject guides and much, much more. You'll learn tips and techniques for finding the best research databases for your subject area and constructing keyword searches that return relevant, reliable results. Session facilitator: Tina Oswald, Reference Librarian. Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Thank you, SFA myTraining Using D2L to Improve Student Success: 20 Tips and Techniques. August 14-16, 2017. Class Description: Whether you use D2L a little or a lot, there are numerous ways you might use D2L to build greater student engagement and improve student success. This fast-paced workshop will feature 15 tips and techniques you can put to use in your own courses. Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Thank you, SFA myTraining 10 Techniques to Make Your Class More Active. Class Description: Ready to discover more about active learning? August 14-16, 2017. Join us for an hour filled with simple strategies and activities to make your class more active, engaging, and learner-centered. Megan Weatherly, Instructional Designer, Center for Teaching & Learning Mary Smith, Interim Director, Center for Teaching & Learning Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Thank you, SFA myTraining Information Literacy Modules. August 14-16, 2017. Class Description: Steen Library has invested in the CREDO Information Literacy online modules. The modules are designed to provide you and your students with a foundation in information literacy and critical thinking. Topics have been divided among six modules; each includes videos, tutorials, and quizzes. You have the option of using the modules online (students email you completion certificates), or you may incorporate the content in your online course shell. Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Reaching and Teaching First Generation Students: Three Tips to Implement from Day 1. August 14- 16, 2017. Class Description: More and more of SFA's incoming freshmen are first-generation students. But what does that mean? And how do we best reach these students? Chelsea Heidbrink and M.C. Breen answer these questions and provide three powerful tips that you can incorporate in your classroom from day 1. Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Thank you, SFA myTraining Introduction to the Virtual Reality Lab. August 14-16, 2017. Class Description: Join us for a tour of the lab, a chance to use the equipment, and a round table discussion with faculty currently integrating virtual reality experiences into their courses. Offered in collaboration with the Steen Library Virtual Reality Team. Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Thank you, SFA myTraining CampCTL 2017, August 14-16, 2017. 2nd Floor, Steen Library, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas. ANAHEI Lectures: Innovative analytical approaches in tourism marketing studies. July 28, 2017. Retrieved from https://zoom.us/w/368592398?tk=UjGzBK5vvYFGTMGzEpppquP3bxWkOA- uX83ipr033mw.DQEAAAAAFfhGDhZxQ1N4enliLVR2YVhNRnpLR2RJY1l3AA

68 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 ANAHEI Methodology Lectures: WarpPLS: An Introduction. July 18, 2017. Retrieved from https://zoom.us/w/876166726?tk=EgY1z6PJtCMxyW2Jevqjd1q0Hbo2JNJfuSSouAgzzPg.DQEAAAA ANDk-RhY5VDlQX2d6dlNnLUtXVW5SRkV1Y2N3AA Texas Restaurant Association Marketplace, Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, July 9-10, 2017, Dallas, Texas. Roundtable Discussion: The AmPav: It's Origin and Evolution, May 25, 2017, American Pavilion, Cannes, France. Speakers: Julie Sisk, Owner & Lynne Howard, Managing Director. Boosting Student Engagement with Social Media. May 8, 2017. Class Description: Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Thank you, SFA myTraining E-Porfolio Workshop, May 5, 2017, 115 HMSN; Speaker: Dr. Stacy Hendricks. HMS Research Week, April 24, 2017, School of Human Sciences, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas. Undergraduate Research Conference, April 20, 2017, Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas. Symposium on Arts and Research, April 19, 2017, Baker Pattillo Student Center, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas. Taste of Tyler, April 11, 2017, Harvey Convention Center, Tyler, Texas. Texas NAME Conference, April 7-8, 2017, Early Childhood Research Center, Stephen F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas. 10 Techniques to Make Your Class More Active. March 31, 2017. Class Description: Ready to discover more about active learning? Join us for an hour filled with simple strategies and activities to make your class more active, engaging, and learner-centered. Megan Weatherly, Instructional Designer, Center for Teaching & Learning Mary Smith, Interim Director, Center for Teaching & Learning Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Thank you, SFA myTraining American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) Conference. March 19-21, 2017, Rapid City, South Dakota. Teaching Showcase. February 16, 2017. Class Description: Annual event, hosted by the CTL, featuring 10 faculty from across campus who each have 5 minutes to present a teaching activity or technique. Vendor's Name: SFA - Center for Teaching & Learning Diversity Conference, January 28, 2017, Baker Pattillo Student Center, Nacogdoches, Texas. HEAT Conference 2016, November 13-15, 2016, San Luis Resort & Spa, Galveston, Texas. Global Citizenship Series 2016 - Intolerance & Violence: A Global Perspective, October 7, 2016, Safari Texas Ranch, 11627 FM 1464, Richmond, Texas, 77407. Electronic Portfolio Workshop, September 27, 2016, 4th Floor McKibben Bldg., PCOE, SFASU. HMS Leadership Brownbag Seminar with Dr. Judy Abbott, September 13, 2016, 115 HMSN, SFASU. HMS Mentor/Mentee Luncheon, September 6, 2016, Napoli’s Restaurant, Nacogdoches, Texas. SFASU School of Human Sciences and Tarrant Community College Articulation Meeting, August 9, 2016, Tarrant Community College, Tarrant, Texas. Promotion and Tenure Meeting, September 7, 2016, McKibben Bldg., PCOE, SFASU. D2L #1 – Content & Communication Tools, Camp CTL, Aug. 15, 2016, Steen Library 10 Techniques to Make Your Class More Active, Camp CTL, Aug. 15, 2016, Steen Library D2L #2 – Grades, Camp CTL, Aug. 15, 2016, Steen Library Tools, Tips, and Techniques for Video Captioning, Camp CTL, Aug. 15, 2016, Steen Library

69 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Teaching Millennials, Camp CTL, Aug. 15, 2016, Steen Library D2L #3 – Discussions, Dropboxes, and Groups, Camp CTL, Aug. 16, 2016, Steen Library Getting Started with Microsoft OneDrive and Office 365, Camp CTL, Aug. 16, 2016, Steen Library Ten Tips for Creating a Student-Friendly Syllabus, Camp CTL, Aug. 16, 2016, Steen Library D2L #4 – Quizzes, Camp CTL, Aug. 16, 2016, Steen Library Boosting Student Engagement Via Social Media, Camp CTL, Aug. 16, 2016, Steen Library Introduction to Panopto for Lecture Capture, Camp CTL, Aug. 17, 2016, Steen Library Library Webpage and LibGuides Demo, Camp CTL, Aug. 17, 2016, Steen Library Using Screencast-o-Matic to Record Feedback, Camp CTL, Aug. 17, 2016, Steen Library Large Class Lecture Techniques, Camp CTL, Aug. 17, 2016, Steen Library Introduction to Collaborate Ultra, Camp CTL, Aug. 17, 2016, Steen Library 2016 International Council on Hotel Restaurant and Institutional Education Summer Conference and Marketplace, July 20-23, 2016, Gaylord Texan Resort, Grapevine, Texas. STR Share Hotel Analytics Workshop, July 19, 2016, Gaylord Texan Resort, Grapevine, Texas. 107th AAFCS Conference, June 21-24, 2016, Hyatt Hotel Bellevue, Seattle, WA. Bright Ideas Conference, May 4, 2016, BPSC Ballroom, Stephen F. Austin State University. Internal Funding: Learn about funding opportunities and receive application assistance, April 8, 2016, InfoLab2, Steen Library, Stephen F. Austin State University. Scholarly Writing Speaker Series: Navigating the Revise & Resubmit Process, April 6, 2016, BPSC Regents Suite B, Stephen F. Austin State University. Budget Development: Creating & managing a budget from cost sharing faculty compensation to travel and more, April 4, 2016, Wyatt Room, Steen Library, SFASU. 2016 SFASU Undergraduate Research Conference, March 31, 2016, Twilight Room, BPSC, Stephen F. Austin State University. HMS Research Week, March 29-April 1, 2016, HMSN Lobby, SFASU. Scholarly Writing Speaker Series: Publication Tips from Editors, March 2, 2016, BPSC Regents Suite B, Stephen F. Austin State University. US Dept. of State Capacity Grant Webinar, February 24, 2016, 129F, McKibben Bldg., SFASU. Grant Process: Life cycle of a grant from application through award management, February 19, 2016, Wyatt Room, Steen Library, Stephen F. Austin State University. Professional Development in Teaching Seminar: Teaching Showcase, February 17, 2016, BPSC Multimedia Room, SFASU. HR Training for Faculty Search, February 3, 2016, 115 HMSN, SFASU. 2016 Diversity Conference, January 30, 2016, BPSC, Stephen F. Austin State University. USDA NIFA Webinar, January 27, 2016, 115 HMSN, SFASU. 2016 Governor’s Tourism Conference, January 19-21, 2016, Ramkota Convention Center, Pierre, South Dakota Juggling Writing with Teaching & Service, November 11, 2015, BPSC Multimedia Room, SFASU. Discovering Global Cuisines: Southeast Asia – Thailand, November 5, 2015, GoToWebinar, Retrieved from https://global.gotowebinar.com/join/692259484964085505/941176291 Leverage Campus Diversity through Effective Marketing, October 29, 2015, GoToWebinar, Retrieved from https://global.gotowebinar.com/join/4998148231999579393/708047413

70 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 2015 IMEX America Convention, October 13-16, 2015, Sands Expo, Palazzo Resort, Las Vegas, NV. LiveText and D2L Come Together Training, September 17, 2015, Room 215 Steen Library, SFASU. 2015 GHCVB & HS Tourism Summit, September 10, 2015, George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas. Promotion and Tenure Meeting, September 4, 2015, McKibben Bldg., PCOE, SFASU. D2L #1 – Content & Communication Tools, Camp CTL, Aug. 17, 2015, Steen Library Introduction to Panopto, Camp CTL, Aug. 17, 2015, Steen Library D2L #2 – Grades, Camp CTL, Aug. 17, 2015, Steen Library Tools, Tips, and Techniques for Captioning Video, Camp CTL, Aug. 17, 2015, Steen Library D2L #3 – Discussions, Dropboxes, and Groups, Camp CTL, Aug. 18, 2015, Steen Library 10 Ideas for Class Assessment Techniques, Camp CTL, Aug. 18, 2015, Steen Library Crafts (Course Building & D2L Assistance), Camp CTL, Aug. 18, 2015, Steen Library D2L #7 – Taking Your Gradebook Beyond the Basics, Camp CTL, Aug. 18, 2015, Steen Library D2L #4 – Quizzes, Camp CTL, Aug. 19, 2015, Steen Library Universal Design for Learning at SFA, Camp CTL, Aug. 19, 2015, Steen Library Collaborate Demo, Camp CTL, Aug. 19, 2015, Steen Library D2L Special Topics – Best Practices for Encouraging Academic Integrity, Camp CTL, Aug. 19, 2015, Steen Library Boosting Student Engagement via Social Media, Camp CTL, Aug. 19, 2015, Steen Library Eye Tracking Workshop, August 14-15, 2014, Room B60, Center of Brain, Biology and Behavior (CB3), Memorial Stadium, University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Lincoln, NE. 2015 International Council on Hotel Restaurant and Institutional Education Summer Conference and Marketplace, Orlando, Florida. 2014 International Council on Hotel Restaurant and Institutional Education Summer Conference and Marketplace, San Diego, California. 2014 Meetings Market Trends. December 18, 2013. Proving Your Value as a Meetings Professional Web Broadcast. December 11, 2013. http://video.webcasts.com/events/nort002/46655 Contracts: Advanced. November 20, 2013. Creating a More Meaningful Meeting Experience. November 18, 2013. 2013 Rural Futures Conference. November 3-5, 2013 at the Cornhusker Marriott Hotel, Lincoln, NE. GoToMeeting Invitation - MeetingMatrix Online Training - University of Nebraska Lincoln. October 29, 2013. https://www1.gotomeeting.com/join/620455193 Mobile Advertising & Sponsorship Trends for Events. October, 22, 2013. https://event.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1023582 Meetings Focus On Location: Global Meeting Planning from IMEX America. October 17, 2013. ORED Breakfast Conversation. October 1, 2013. 212 Conference Room, NEU, City Campus. Beyond PowerPoint: New Education Formats Web Broadcast. September 18, 2013. http://video.webcasts.com/events/nort002/46140 NVivo Webinar: Mixed Methods Research Analyzing Survey Data with NVivo. September 16, 2013. https://www2.gotomeeting.com/join/702433850/106388881

71 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Scholarship in the Modern Land-Grant University. April 25, 2013. Write Winning Grants Seminar, Nebraska East Union. March 15, 2013. Dissecting a Meeting Contract Web Broadcast. March 13, 2013. http://video.webcasts.com/events/nort002/44919 Averting Disaster: How Planners Prepare for Contingencies. February 27, 2013. https://event.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1009971 Cooking Up Creative F&B. February 13, 2013. http://video.webcasts.com/events/stam001/44543/ Nebraska Agri/Eco-Tourism Conference, Sandhills Convention Center, North Platte, NE. February 4- 6, 2013. CSR: Tips and Trends. January 30, 2013. https://event.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1009969 Crafting a Better Attendee Survey Web Broadcast. January 16, 2013. http://video.webcasts.com/events/nort002/44870 NSF Day at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. December 8, 2012 2013 Meetings Focus Trends Survey. December 2012 Corporate Social Responsibility: Meetings as Conservers, Creators and Catalysts. November 2012 CEHS Research Conference. November 2, 2012 Activity Insight Training. November 2, 2012 Implementing Heritage Tourism. November 1, 2012 The Accelerated Movement to the Digital Course Material. October 31, 2012 Planning for Heritage Tourism. October 25, 2012 CEHS Office of Research Grant Writing Workshop. October 19, 2012 Organizing for Heritage Tourism. October 18, 2012 Our Meeting Need An App? October 17, 2012 Minority Health Disparities Conference. October 11, 2012 Going Global: Experts Reveal Their International Meetings Secret. October 9, 2012 Is Heritage Tourism A Fit For Your Community? October 4, 2012. Third Party Integration Strategies. October 2, 2012. Rules of Engagement: How to Use Meetings to Promote Brand Awareness. September 27, 2012 Greener Meetings on a Budget. September 19, 2012 Negotiating In A Sellers Market. August 21, 2012 International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education Conference. August 1-4, 2012 IANR Roads Scholar Tour. May 21-23, 2012 F&B: Low-Cost Productivity. May 11, 2012 Negotiating: Driving the Deal, Part I. April 10, 2012 Understanding Meeting Contracts. March 14, 2012 Contingency Planning: Preparation Pays. February 29, 2012 Sustainability: Basic Green Techniques. January 20, 2012 Engaging Younger Meeting and Trade Show Attendees Webcast. January 18, 2012 All-Inclusive Meetings: What Event Planners Should Know. September 28, 2011

72 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Ethics and Meeting Planner. September 21, 2011. Research on Families in the Philippines by Dr. Maria Ramos. September 16, 2011. Crisis Management for Meeting Planners. August 29, 2011. Teaching Tips in MICE: V. 2011 by George G. Fenich. July 30, 2011. Introduction the SHARE Center and How to Use the STAR Property Reports Including Hotel Math 101. July 28, 2011. The New CHRIE Industry Toolkit Database … The How To’s & More Fun with the Industry. July 28, 2011. Meetings & Conventions: Attracting Generation Y. July 28, 2011. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Its Impact on the Meeting, Incentive, Convention & Exhibition (MICE) Industry. July 28, 2011. Advanced Fundraising Strategy and Tactics. July 28, 2011. You Can’t Lead with your Feet on the Desk by Ed Fuller, Marriott International, Grand Hyatt Denver, CO. July 27, 2011. How to Use STR Trend Reports & Related Ad-Hoc Reports (for Feasibility Studies) by Steve Hood, Smith Travel Research, Grand Hyatt Denver, CO. July 27, 2011. 2011 Research Consortium. International CHRIE Conference, Denver, CO. July 27, 2011 Music Licensing and Copyright Regulations. Meetings & Conventions. July 20, 2011 University of Nebraska – Lincoln Research Fair and Water Conference (April 12, 2011). 2011 CAREER Roundtable (March 31, 2011), Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center, City Campus Union, University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Grantwriting Seminar: Write Winning Grants (March 18, 2011), NE Union Auditorium, City Campus, University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Get Straight to the Heart of the Research: Organize Your Students’ Research Review and Thoughts (Webinar; March 14, 2011). Forecasting and Planning Quickly and Accurately (Webinar; March 8, 2011). Learning from Visuals (Webinar; February 28, 2011). Wiley Faculty Network. Teaching at Its Best (Webinar; February 22, 2011). Wiley Faculty Network. Preparing College Students for a Sales & Marketing Career in the Hospitality Industry. A Webinar sponsored by the Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI). Retrieved from http://www.hsmai.org/Resources/Student.cfm . University of Nebraska Lincoln Pre-Tenure Workshop for New Faculty sponsored by Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs on October 13, 2010 at Jeffrey Raikes School of Computer Science and Management – Kauffmann Center Grand Hall. CEHS Pre-Tenure Workshop sponsored by the Office of the Dean, College of Education and Human Sciences. September 27, 2010 at 228.1 Home Economics Building. Special Events. A Webinar sponsored by Wiley Faculty Network on October 6, 2010. Get More From Your Research. A Webinar sponsored by Qualtrics Research on October 6, 2010. Food Systems Experts Engagement Training. The Center for Food Integrity. September 21, 2010 at 103J Ag Hall. Hospitality Interactive Webinar Series: Overview of Hospitality & Tourism Interactive. Wednesday, February 10, 2010 at 2:00 PM Eastern. Session # 803 214 811. Speaker: Thomas Hayward for Pearson Publishing.

73 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Incorporating Multimedia in the Cost Control Course for Culinary & Hospitality Instructors on December 1, 2009 by Wiley Faculty Network. Outlooks for Successful Online Merchandising in 2010. November 12, 2009 at 2:00 PM Eastern. Webinar. Speakers: Edward Perry, senior director of E-Commerce, WORLDHOTELS; and Henry Harteveldt, vice president, principal analyst, Forrester Research. Sponsored by: HotelExecutive.com. Bottom-Line ROI: How to Gather, Track, Report Your Meeting Spend. November 10, 2009 at 2:00 PM Eastern. Webinar. Speakers: Peter Matthews & Lisa Palmeri . Sponsored by MeetingsNet, CVent, Inc & Meetings Analytics. Terms of Engagement: Understanding and Promoting Student Engagement in Today's College Classroom; Wednesday, 04 Nov 2009 at 11am Eastern Time; Online; conducted by Elizabeth Barcley for Wiley Faculty Network. Sexual harassment Information Session. October 28, 2009, 3:00 pm -4:00 pm, 103 MX – University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Ms. VUNLicky Bowers, JD; Oats and Hudson Attorneys, Lafayette, LA. Engaging Students, Facilitating Learning, and Managing the Challenges in Teaching Today’s Learners. October 26, 2009; 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm, 103 MX – University of Louisiana at Lafayette; Dr. Jan Allen, Associate Dean for PhD Programs, Columbia University. “Economic Recession: Effects on Student Financial Aid and TOPS”; Wednesday, October 14, 2009; 3:00-3:50 p.m. – 212 Lee Hall; Cindy Perez, Director of Student Financial Aid and Danielle Lagneaux, Counselor – Student Financial Aid “Maintaining a Safe Campus/Identifying Individuals in Distress”; Tuesday, October 13, 2009; 2:00 – 3:00 pm – 103 Moody; Student Affairs and Counseling Office. “There’s Light at the End of the Tunnel: Guiding Troubled Students Toward Academic Success”; Wednesday, October 7, 2009; 3:00-3:50 p.m. – 212 Lee Hall; Mary Bourque, Academic Counselor, Academic Success Center “Handling Cheating, Plagiarism, and Student Discipline”; Tuesday, October 6, 2009; 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm – 103 Moody; Student Affairs and Counseling Office “How to Say the Hard Stuff: Being Clear and Tactful During Advising”; Wednesday, September 23, 2009; 11:00-11:50 a.m. – 220 Moody Hall; Carolyn Dural, Assistant to the Dean of College of Liberal Arts; Jill Lemaire, Assistant to the Dean of B.I. Moody, III College of Business Administration; and Kay Riedel, Assistant to the Dean of College of Education Teaching in the Virtual Classroom: Engaging Online Learners on April 29, 2009 by Wiley Faculty Network Webinar. Learning from Visuals – Explore the Opportunities on April 20, 2009 by Wiley Faculty Network Webinar. Cyber Bullying in the Digital Age on April 15, 2009 by Wiley Faculty Network Webinar. Teaching in the Virtual Classroom: Engaging Online Learners on April 14, 2009 by Wiley Faculty Network Webinar. Paperless? Really? Using Web 2.0 Technology Tools to go Paperless on April 06, 2009 by Wiley Faculty Network Webinar. Basics of Assessing the Major – designed for programs in the beginning stages of assessment activities on February 5, 2009 presented by Mary Allen sponsored by University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Advanced Assessing the Major – designed for programs with assessment experience on February 4, 2009 presented by Mary Allen sponsored by University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Recruiting Strategies: Finding the Best Talent in the Hospitality Industry on February 3, 2009 presented by John Walker, University of South Florida sponsored by the Wiley Faculty Network.

74 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 Legal Issues in Advising on October 15, 2008 conducted by Monica V. Bowers and Michael Duran, Oats and Hudson Attorneys and Counselors at Law sponsored by Junior Division, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Teaching Round Table on September 30, 2008 organized by Keith Watson, BI Moody III College of Business Administration. Learning: It’s a matter of Style on September 29, 2008 conducted by Dr. William Rieck, Curriculum and Instruction sponsored by Junior Division, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. UL Lafayette Study Abroad on September 22, 2008 conducted by Patricia Mouille, UL Lafayette Study Abroad Program sponsored by Junior Division, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Fall 2008 MCOBA Advisor Skills Workshop, 103 MX. “Tips for Teaching the Introduction to the Hospitality Industry Course” on April 22, 2008, and Internet- based Virtual Seminar conducted by Clayton Barrows for the Wiley Faculty Network. Spring 2008 MCOBA Advisor Skills Workshop, February 28, 2008, MX 220. Spring 2008 MKHP Faculty Retreat: Strategic Planning, Hilton Garden Inn. Spring 2008, MCOBA Faculty Retreat, January 15, 2006, MX 103. Eco-Tourism Conference, Acadiana Center for the Arts, Various Speakers sponsored by UL Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism. October 12, 2007. Fall 2007 COBA Advisor Skills Workshop, October 11, 2007, MX 220. New Advisor Training (Online). Fall 2007 MKHP Faculty Retreat. Sexual Harassment Training. Human Resources Dept., Oklahoma State University, August 31, 2006. Fall 2006 Faculty Retreat: Teaching the Millennials. Speaker: Dr. Mike Muir, August 15, 2006 Minding the Millenials. Speaker: Dr. Roger Casey, February 2006 Fall 2005 Faculty Retreat: The First Year Experience. Speaker: Dr. John Gardner, August 2005 Faculty Retreat: Spring 2006, Spring 2005, Spring 2004 and Fall 2004, and Spring 2003 and Fall 2003 Fall 2002 CHES Faculty Retreat. Speakers: Cathy Sanders and Cris Carlson-Dakes, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Topic: Creating a Collaborative Learning Environment. Spring 2002 CHES Faculty Retreat. Speaker: Dr. Janet Poley, American Distance Education Consortium (ADEC). Topic: Learning Trends: Balancing the tech and the touch. Fall 2001 CHES Faculty Retreat. Speaker: Wayne Patterson, Howard University Graduate School. Topic: Future of Graduate Education. September 13, 2002, Graduate Conference Paper Review Workshop, Conducted by Dr. Hailin Qu at Cain’s Conference Room, 210 HESW, CHES, Oklahoma State University. Distance Education, Ron Payne, Case Study 2, SU. Learn about WebCT and Blackboard, both of which are Course Management Systems/software tools used to create, publish, and maintain course content using the World Wide Web. Session topics will include an overview of how to get started, how to place course materials online, training opportunities and more. Educational Technology, by Steve Brown and Bill Elliott, Case Study 2, SU. Lean about multimedia lab access and support for the development of multimedia applications to supplement lectures and presentations. Additional topics will include web techniques/methodologies including overviews of FrontPage 2000, and Real Networks products for enhancing online course material. January 10, 2002, Proposal Development Workshop, Sponsored by the Oklahoma EPSCoR. This program is designed for faculty, post docs and graduate students who are interested in enhancing their proposal writing skills. There were two parts to the program. The presentations were about

75 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021 preparing fundable proposals, as well as National Science Foundation (NSF) instrumentation proposals in biological and chemical areas. An overview of the NSF CAREER program for all NSF directorates was also discussed. Finally, an Oklahoma researcher shared the process she went through in preparing a successfully funded CAREER proposal. June 13, 2001, Streaming Media, by Bill Elliott at the Room, 403, CLB, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA. Web-design and publishing as an instructional tool. June 11, 2001, FrontPage 2002, by Bill Elliott at the Room, 403, CLB, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA. Web-design and publishing as an instructional tool. June 06, 2001, FrontPage 2000, by Cihan Cobanoglu at the Room 202, HES CAD Lab., Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA Web-design and publishing as an instructional tool. Web-based Instruction presented by Dr. Donald French at 003 Willard Hall, Oklahoma State University. Workshop on using NUD IST Program, software used for analyzing qualitative research. This workshop was organized by Becky Schlais for the faculty and graduate students in the College of Human Environmental Sciences, Oklahoma State University.

76 Gina Fe G. Causin, Ph.D. March 15, 2021