Education & Outreach
Recent Teaching by Dr. Hembroff
- SAT 5114: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Health (fall 2019)
- SAT 5141: Clinical Decision Support System Modeling (fall 2018)
- SAT 5424: Population Health Management and Surveillance (spring 2019)
- SAT 5998: Practical Experience in Medical Informatics (fall 2018 and spring 2019)
- SAT 5999: Master’s Thesis Research (fall 2018 and spring 2019)
- CSE 6990: PhD Research (fall 2018 and spring 2019)
- SAT 3900: New Technologies Seminar (fall 2018)
- SAT 3901: Becoming Human: Communication/Improvisation for a Technical Audience (fall 2018)
Dr. Hembroff has consistently placed in the top 10% of instructors at Michigan Tech, receiving an exceptional “Average of 7 Dimensions” from student evaluation. He has been nominated for the Distinguished Teaching Award at the University multiple times, winning the award one time and being inducted into the Academy of Teaching Excellence.
Dr. Hembroff was awarded funding from the state of Michigan’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) program for the 2018-2019 academic year to design and provide a cybersecurity course and labs to secondary education students from Michigan surrounding schools. Students from five different local high-schools, came to Michigan Tech’s campus to learn about cybersecurity for two hours per day, Monday through Friday, from September to May. Students also competed in the state of Michigan’s Governors Cyber Challenge.
Dr. Hembroff and Dr. Peck have developed an outreach education with Henry Ford Health’s Radiology department, where faculty and graduate students from Michigan Tech’s Health Informatics program provide educational seminars and labs in the areas of python programming, machine learning, and natural language processing applications for medical research to Henry Ford’s radiologist, residents, and staff.
