Krisanna Machtmes serves as the Department Chair of Educational Studies at Ohio University, where she leverages her extensive expertise in program evaluation, evaluation research, and implementation science to enhance educational practices and outcomes. With a robust background in digital humanities and plant science, Krisanna is...
Krisanna Machtmes serves as the Department Chair of Educational Studies at Ohio University, where she leverages her extensive expertise in program evaluation, evaluation research, and implementation science to enhance educational practices and outcomes. With a robust background in digital humanities and plant science, Krisanna is uniquely positioned to bridge interdisciplinary approaches within the educational landscape. Her current focus on evaluation science emphasizes community-embedded research, allowing her to address real-world challenges in educational settings while fostering collaboration among stakeholders.
As President of the Phi Kappa Phi National Honorary Society, Krisanna champions academic excellence and integrity, promoting a culture of scholarship across disciplines. Her leadership in this prestigious organization underscores her commitment to advancing doctoral education and supporting the next generation of scholars. Krisanna’s skills in quantitative research, grants management, and distance learning are instrumental in driving innovative projects that enhance the learning experience for students and faculty alike.
Currently, she is spearheading several key initiatives aimed at integrating educational technology into curriculum design, ensuring that students are equipped with the skills necessary for a rapidly evolving job market. Her work in academic administration also includes mentoring faculty in effective academic advising and career counseling strategies, fostering an environment of continuous improvement and professional development. Through her multifaceted role, Krisanna Machtmes not only contributes to the academic community at Ohio University but also influences the broader field of education through her research and advocacy efforts.
