Shelley C. MishoeShelley C. Mishoe, PhD, RRT, FAARCShelley C. Mishoe is Professor at Old Dominion University (ODU), the recent former Dean of the College of Health Sciences, and a tenured professor in the School of Community and Environmental Health. She is also emertus associate provost, dean, chair, and professor at Augusta University, formerly the Medical College of Georgia. She has many years of experience in respiratory care, including teaching, research, and administration. She recently completed two terms on the Board of Directors for the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions and serves on the Board of Directors for Bon Secours Mercy Health System, and the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC). She is the founder of the ODU Center for Global Health and serves on the advisory board. For her efforts in community and global health, she received a Women of Distinction Award from the YWCA South Hampton Roads. She has held various faculty positions and visiting professorships at Chang Gung University, Capella University, Wofford College, and the Medical College of Georgia, including roles as director of clinical education and program director in respiratory care. She is an inaugural Fellow of the American Association for Respiratory Care, a Fellow of the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions, and a Fellow of the American Council on Education Fellowship Program. Among leadership roles, she was the President of CoARC (2009–2011) and gave the second annual Dr. H. Fred Helmholz Distinguished Education Lecture Series. She served for 15 years on the editorial board for Respiratory Care and in the AARC House of Delegates. Other distinctions include honorary Lifetime Member of the AARC, the AARC HOD Delegate of the Year Award, the AARC Education Section Practitioner of the Year Award, the CoARC Bonner Smith Award, the National Honorary Member of Lambda Beta Society, and the Forrest M. Bird Literary Award. She has given many invited presentations and received numerous awards for teaching and research, including three national Telly Awards for educational short films.Shelley has been awarded more than $7 million in external/federal grant funding and authored or edited numerous books and chapters, original research studies, peer-reviewed articles, case reports, editorials, book reviews, and abstracts, and has published papers on asthma, sleep-disordered breathing, rural health, critical thinking, decision making, problem-based learning, and interprofessional education. She earned a PhD from the University of Georgia, an MEd with a minor in health services administration from Augusta University, and bachelor of science and associate degrees in respiratory therapy from SUNY Upstate Medical University. Read More Read Less