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Lauren Herckis

Adjunct Professor Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

History

University Libraries

Lauren Herckis is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Adjunct Professor Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

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Carnegie Mellon University

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AI-Enabled Fraud Detection, Prevention, and Perpetration in Nursing Credential Evaluation: A Scoping Study. JOURNAL OF NURSING REGULATION (2025)

health informaticsmachine intelligencenurse educationclinical nursingnursing studiesnursing managementartificial intelligenceadvanced practice nursesfraudresearch ethicsnursingnursing researchauditnurse practitionersresponsible aihealth policyfraud detectiontrustworthy ainursing sciencedigital medicinemedical ethics

AI-Enabled Fraud Detection, Prevention, and Perpetration in Nursing Credential Evaluation: A Scoping Study. Journal of Nursing Regulation (2025)

AI Literacy in Academic Library Instruction: An Environmental Scan. OSF Preprints (2025)

educational psychologyai integrationenglishlibrary managementthinking skillseducational technologylearning sciencesexperiential learningeducational strategiesai educationteaching aiinformation literacyacademic librarianshiplanguageenglish educationcomputing educationlanguage pedagogydigital literacyeducationindependent studiesreading researcheducational research

Bridging the Community College Cybersecurity Classroom and Workplace With the Cybersim Lab. (2025)

Judeth Oden ChoiRotem GuttmanMatthew KisowCarolyn RoséWilliam NicholsJames WinyardBruce LiLee BranstetterLauren Herckis

educationcybersecurity educationinformation securitycybersim labinformation security education

Bridging the Community College Cybersecurity Classroom and Workplace With the Cybersim Lab. PROCEEDINGS OF THE 56TH ACM TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION, SIGCSE TS 2025, VOL 1 (2025)

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Health Practitioner Credential Fraud. Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Collection of Short Abstracts (2025)

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Measuring Skills Development in Simulation-Based Training. INTED2025 Proceedings (2025)

learning scienceseducational strategiesperformance studieseducational assessmenteducationeducational technologyhuman performancetraining systemssystem simulation

Measuring Skills Development in Simulation-Based Training. INTED proceedings (2025)

learning scienceseducational strategiesperformance studieseducational assessmenteducationeducational technologytraining systemshuman performancesystem simulation

Portable Pedagogy: Teaching Computer Science Across Institutions. Proceedings of the 56th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education V. 2 (2025)

software engineering educationcomputer scienceinformaticslearning analyticscomputer-supported collaborative learningstem educationperformative teachingeducational technologylearning sciencesengineering educationexperiential learningeducational strategieseducational informaticseducational managementtechnologyhigher educationundergraduate researchcomputing educationcomputer-based educationeducationdistance educationcomputational literacy

Portable Pedagogy: Teaching Computer Science Across Institutions. (2025)

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Lauren Herckis

Adjunct Professor Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

History

University Libraries

Lauren Herckis is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Adjunct Professor Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Lauren Herckis

Carnegie Mellon University

Adjunct Professor Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

AI-Enabled Fraud Detection, Prevention, and Perpetration in Nursing Credential Evaluation: A Scoping Study. JOURNAL OF NURSING REGULATION (2025)

AI-Enabled Fraud Detection, Prevention, and Perpetration in Nursing Credential Evaluation: A Scoping Study. Journal of Nursing Regulation (2025)

AI Literacy in Academic Library Instruction: An Environmental Scan. OSF Preprints (2025)

Bridging the Community College Cybersecurity Classroom and Workplace With the Cybersim Lab. (2025)

Judeth Oden ChoiRotem GuttmanMatthew KisowCarolyn RoséWilliam NicholsJames WinyardBruce LiLee BranstetterLauren Herckis

educationcybersecurity educationinformation securitycybersim labinformation security education

Health Practitioner Credential Fraud. Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Collection of Short Abstracts (2025)

Measuring Skills Development in Simulation-Based Training. INTED2025 Proceedings (2025)

learning scienceseducational strategiesperformance studieseducational assessmenteducationeducational technologyhuman performancetraining systemssystem simulation

Measuring Skills Development in Simulation-Based Training. INTED proceedings (2025)

learning scienceseducational strategiesperformance studieseducational assessmenteducationeducational technologytraining systemshuman performancesystem simulation

Portable Pedagogy: Teaching Computer Science Across Institutions. Proceedings of the 56th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education V. 2 (2025)

Portable Pedagogy: Teaching Computer Science Across Institutions. (2025)

portable pedagogycomputing educationcomputer-based educationhigher educationeducationindependent studieseducational technologystem education

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