David Gomez

David Gomez, Ph.D., serves as a Professor at Saint Louis University's School for Professional Studies, teaching Analytics Education courses and contributing to online learning research since joining the faculty. His academic leadership spans interdisciplinary educational technology domains within the university's professional studies framework.

His educational credentials demonstrate international academic rigor:

• Ph.D. in Information & Learning Sciences, University of New Mexico (UNM), 2018
• M.S. in Learning Technologies, University of Guadalajara (UdeG), 2010
• B.S. in International Business, University of Guadalajara (UdeG), 2006

Dr. Gomez's scholarly work centers on Online Learning systems and the Social Construction of Knowledge, employing Interaction Analysis to refine Instructional Design methodologies. His research bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications for optimizing digital educational environments through evidence-based pedagogical approaches.

Professional Recognition:

• 2023: WashU, Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) certificate
• 2021: Evidence-Based Practices for Teaching Online award, Center for Digital Learning UNM
• 2018: Doctoral Conference Presentation Award, Office of Graduate Studies, UNM
• 2015: Rogers Research Award, Office of Graduate Studies, UNM
• 2014: Deborah K. LaPointe Endowed Scholarship, Organization, Information & Learning Sciences department, UNM
• 2013-2014: Center for Regional Studies Fellowship, College of University Libraries & Learning Sciences, UNM

Dr. Gomez actively mentors through course instruction while maintaining community engagement as a Rotary Club of Cottleville/Weldon Spring member. Current documentation indicates no formal graduate student advisement roles or externally funded research grants are publicly disclosed at this time.