What If Your Mentor Met With You Every Single Week? - with Debbie Fowler, SVP, Academic Delivery, Western Governors University
Debbie Fowler, SVP, Academic Delivery · Western Governors University

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What this conversation answers
- 01
How does a recovering lawyer with no higher ed experience end up leading 3,000 faculty & staff across 21 years at WGU?
- 02
Why does cheating yourself also mean you might hurt someone else when that nursing student has a needle in your vein?
- 03
What makes mentors meeting with students every week one of the best tools for detecting academic integrity issues?
Show notes
It's YOUR time to #EdUp with Debbie Fowler, SVP, Academic Delivery, Western Governors University
In this episode, part of our Academic Integrity Series, powered by Integrity4Education
YOUR cohost is Jamie Morris, VP of Partnerships, Integrity4Education
YOUR host is Elvin Freytes
- How does a recovering lawyer with no higher ed experience end up leading 3,000 faculty & staff across 21 years at WGU?
- Why does cheating yourself also mean you might hurt someone else when that nursing student has a needle in your vein?
- What makes mentors meeting with students every week one of the best tools for detecting academic integrity issues?
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