I AM…Joy Shytle

Joy Shytle, Associate Professor of Instruction in Social Work, discusses her dissertation research connecting feelings of imposter syndrome in post-secondary faculty and their experiences as twice exceptional (2e) students (gifted and with a disability). Struggling with undiagnosed ADD but testing as gifted, Joy was often told she failed to reach her "potential", resulting in problems in the classroom with schoolwork, teachers, and at home. Joy will share her own journey as a 2e kid shaped her educational experience, sense of self, and path to academia.

DATE/TIME: Wednesday, March 8, 2023, 12:00 pm-1:00 pm

LOCATION: Virtual via TEAMS

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CONTACT: Robert Pleasant, pleasanr@ohio.edu, (740) 533-4600