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Faculty & Staff Publications

Montgomery Library's Guide to Publications by Faculty, Staff, and Trustees of Campbellsville University

Herron, Jeffrey

Herron, J. (2024). Connecting SEL to mentoring for African American male students. In R. Wallace, V. Flanagan, & R. Magruder (Eds.), Social emotional learning and servant leadership: True stories from the classroom (p. 41-44). Rowman & Littlefield.

Budd, J. R., Herron, J., & Sartin, R. (2020). Potential causes of mass school shooting incidents: A look into bullying, mental illness, and zero-tolerance policies. In G. A. Crews (Ed.), Handbook of Research on Mass Shootings and Multiple Victim Violence (pp. 176-192). IGI Global.

DuCloux, K. K., Jones, M. S., & Herron, J. D. (2021). Transitioning courses during COVID-19: Strategies, processes and lessons learned by three black faculty at primarily white institutions. In J. D. Herron & T. Douglas (Eds.), Strategies for student support during a global crisis (pp. 99-125). IGI Global.

Dunn, B., & Herron, J. (2023). Understanding mentoring in Higher Education. In J. Herron (Ed.), Using self-efficacy for improving retention and success of diverse student populations (pp. 100-222). IGI Global.

Hamilton-Ford, E., & Herron, J. D. (2020). Connecting STEM rich learning environments with environmental education. In C. Huertas-Abril & M. E. Gomez-Parra (Eds.), International perspectives on modern developments in early childhood education (pp. 213-232). IGI Global.

Herron, J. (Ed.). (2023). Using self-efficacy for improving retention and success of diverse student populations. IGI Global.

Herron, J. D., & Douglas, T. (Eds.). (2021). Strategies for student support during a global crisis. IGI Global.

Herron, J. D., Sartin, S. R., & Budd, J. (Eds.). (2023). Addressing violence in the U.S. public school system. IGI Global.

Herron, J. D., & Turnley, B. (2023). Mentoring bridging the gap for African American male student success. In J. Herron (Ed.), Using self-efficacy for improving retention and success of diverse student populations (pp. 87-99). IGI Global.