Profiles
Peggy E. Gesing, PhD
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Associate Professor
Medical and Health Professions Education, PhD or EdD
Lester Hall
Peggy Gesing, PhD, She/Her/Hers, joined the Medical and Health Professions Education programs at EVMS in 2019, and was promoted to Program Director in 2020. She is an adult educator with a PhD in Higher Education from Old Dominion University. Dr. Gesing's research agenda examines higher education as a driver of economic opportunity and social justice with a focus on career outcomes and student mobility. The foundation for her research and teaching is built on her experience at multiple top-ranked, research universities where she worked with diverse student populations to provide advising, instruction, and program management. Dr. Gesing earned a Master's of Education in Adult Learning and Development at Cleveland State University and has held leadership positions at the College of William & Mary and Case Western Reserve University.
Fine Family Academy of Educators: Master Educator
Faculty Appointments
Assistant Professor and Program Director, Medical and Health Professions Education (MHPE) Programs
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Adjunct Faculty, Educational Foundations and Leadership
Old Dominion University
Courses Taught
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Candidacy Seminar
Current Issues in Higher Education
Educational Scholarship Seminar
Emergent Research Methods
Mixed Methods Research Design
Organization and Management in Higher Education
Old Dominion University
Campus Internationalization
Higher Education Politics and Policy
Internship in Higher Education/Community College Leadership
Learning Environment Design & Assessment
Office Hours
Virtual-By appointment
Undergraduate Degree
B.S. Home Economics and Consumer Sciences
Miami University
Oxford, OH
Graduate Education
M.Ed. Adult Learning and Development
Cleveland State University
Cleveland, OH
Ph.D. Higher Education
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA
Research Interests
Higher Education
- Social Mobility
- Career Outcomes
- Student Mobility
- International Students
Current Projects
EVMS Medical and Health Professions Education
Diversity Across the Curriculum Project: Collaboration with MHPE faculty and Mekbib Gemeda to build and evaluate diversity and inclusion across all MHPE coursework.
Journal Articles under Development
Gesing, P., Pant, M, Burbage, A. & Cadieux, C. (In Preparation). Health occupations career outcomes: Intersections of race, gender, and socioeconomic status
Lynch, R.J., Gesing, P. & Cruz, N. (In Preparation). Mental health impact of COVID-19 on international students: An exploratory mixed-methods study
Grants Under Review
American Educational Research Association (AERA). 2020 – 2022. Health occupations career outcomes: Intersections of gender, race, and socioeconomic status. Gesing, P. (PI), Pant, M.D., Burbage, A., & Cadieux, C.
Presentations and Scholarships
Articles & Books
Glass, C.R. & Gesing, P. (Eds.). (2021). Critical perspectives on equity and social mobility in study abroad: Interrogating issues of unequal access and outcomes. Routledge
Gesing, P., Cruz, N., and Lynch, R.J. (2021). Global policy impacts on career outcomes: An international student mobility case study.
and
Glass, C.R. & Gesing, P. (2021). Study Abroad and Social Mobility: Access and Labor Market Inequality in a Post-COVID-19 World. In Glass, C.R. & Gesing, P. (Eds.), Critical perspectives on equity and social mobility in study abroad: Interrogating issues of unequal access and outcomes. Routledge
Gesing, P., & Glass, C.R. (2019). STEM student mobility intentions post-graduation and the role of reverse push-pull factors. International Journal of Educational Development 65, 227-236
Gesing, P. & Glass, C.R. (2018). First generation international students and the future of global student mobility. Journal of Comparative and International Higher Education 10
Glass, C.R., & Gesing, P. (2018). The development of social capital through international students’ involvement in campus organizations. Journal of International Students. 8(3), 1274-1292.
Presentations
Gesing P., Pant, M.D., Burbage, A. & Cadieux, C. (2021) Health occupations career outcomes: Intersections of Race, Gender, and Socioeconomic Status. AERA Annual Meeting. Virtual
Gesing, P., Gao, J., & Wiggins, T. (2019). Impacts of gender and citizenship status on international student STEM career outcomes. AERA Annual Meeting. Toronto, ON.
Gesing, P. (2018). Student global mobility: An analysis of international STEM student brain drain. Round table presentation. AERA Annual Meeting. New York, NY.
Faculty Appointments
Assistant Professor and Program Director, Medical and Health Professions Education (MHPE) Programs
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Adjunct Faculty, Educational Foundations and Leadership
Old Dominion University
Courses Taught
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Candidacy Seminar
Current Issues in Higher Education
Educational Scholarship Seminar
Emergent Research Methods
Mixed Methods Research Design
Organization and Management in Higher Education
Old Dominion University
Campus Internationalization
Higher Education Politics and Policy
Internship in Higher Education/Community College Leadership
Learning Environment Design & Assessment
Office Hours
Virtual-By appointment
Undergraduate Degree
B.S. Home Economics and Consumer Sciences
Miami University
Oxford, OH
Graduate Education
M.Ed. Adult Learning and Development
Cleveland State University
Cleveland, OH
Ph.D. Higher Education
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA
Research Interests
Higher Education
- Social Mobility
- Career Outcomes
- Student Mobility
- International Students
Current Projects
EVMS Medical and Health Professions Education
Diversity Across the Curriculum Project: Collaboration with MHPE faculty and Mekbib Gemeda to build and evaluate diversity and inclusion across all MHPE coursework.
Journal Articles under Development
Gesing, P., Pant, M, Burbage, A. & Cadieux, C. (In Preparation). Health occupations career outcomes: Intersections of race, gender, and socioeconomic status
Lynch, R.J., Gesing, P. & Cruz, N. (In Preparation). Mental health impact of COVID-19 on international students: An exploratory mixed-methods study
Grants Under Review
American Educational Research Association (AERA). 2020 – 2022. Health occupations career outcomes: Intersections of gender, race, and socioeconomic status. Gesing, P. (PI), Pant, M.D., Burbage, A., & Cadieux, C.
Presentations and Scholarships
Articles & Books
Glass, C.R. & Gesing, P. (Eds.). (2021). Critical perspectives on equity and social mobility in study abroad: Interrogating issues of unequal access and outcomes. Routledge
Gesing, P., Cruz, N., and Lynch, R.J. (2021). Global policy impacts on career outcomes: An international student mobility case study.
and
Glass, C.R. & Gesing, P. (2021). Study Abroad and Social Mobility: Access and Labor Market Inequality in a Post-COVID-19 World. In Glass, C.R. & Gesing, P. (Eds.), Critical perspectives on equity and social mobility in study abroad: Interrogating issues of unequal access and outcomes. Routledge
Gesing, P., & Glass, C.R. (2019). STEM student mobility intentions post-graduation and the role of reverse push-pull factors. International Journal of Educational Development 65, 227-236
Gesing, P. & Glass, C.R. (2018). First generation international students and the future of global student mobility. Journal of Comparative and International Higher Education 10
Glass, C.R., & Gesing, P. (2018). The development of social capital through international students’ involvement in campus organizations. Journal of International Students. 8(3), 1274-1292.
Presentations
Gesing P., Pant, M.D., Burbage, A. & Cadieux, C. (2021) Health occupations career outcomes: Intersections of Race, Gender, and Socioeconomic Status. AERA Annual Meeting. Virtual
Gesing, P., Gao, J., & Wiggins, T. (2019). Impacts of gender and citizenship status on international student STEM career outcomes. AERA Annual Meeting. Toronto, ON.
Gesing, P. (2018). Student global mobility: An analysis of international STEM student brain drain. Round table presentation. AERA Annual Meeting. New York, NY.