Dr. Nancy L. Weaver

Lately I've been waking up early in an attempt to rise and set with the sun. So far so good and I'm sleeping much better! There's a great benefit of knowing how to read the science and apply it to life. I think 2025 is the year of LIGHT and circadian biology! So much to learn :)

Arrived just in time for my summer reading list! Joe tells such a wonderful story and has great wisdom and insight to share. Recommend for educators…maybe an upcoming book club Guy Stephens?

I'm doing some things and it's fun. And I've decided to always wear comfortable shoes - thank you to the 20 something women for leading that fashion trend.

A new article about creating inclusive classrooms!

Who We Are: Three Strategies to Create an Inclusive Classroom | Nancy Weaver - Intrepid ED News Before opening a textbook or pondering pedagogy, there are several practices that instructors can adopt to set the stage for an inclusive and supportive

Hi Facebook friends! I decided it was time to step into the TikTok world! I'm going to post every day for six weeks to see if I can get some momentum going and work out the kinks. I would SO APPRECIATE a follow - and likes and comments and bookmarks and all that - to bestow upon the algorithm bots.

I’ve just posted a series on tracking and monitoring our kids and will probably focus more directly on education and health next. I’m a public health professor, after all, lol. Let me know if there are things you’d like to hear about or if you have any coaching about how to do this better! There’s still a lot to figure out 🙂

You can find me at drnancyweaver, link below. Many thanks and Happy New Year!

Dr. Nancy Weaver on TikTok 118 Followers, 81 Following, 707 Likes - Watch awesome short videos created by Dr. Nancy Weaver

I'm really loving online teaching! Who knew Zooming could be so fun? Super excited to play with all of these new features and how we can use our teaching tools in tandem.

New Course Examines Evidence and Assumptions in the Midst of COVID-19 A new course created by SLU professor of behavioral science, Nancy Weaver, Ph.D., will examine selected aspects of the COVID-19 response and allow students to discuss the more complex and curious issues related to the disease.

I'm excited to be teaching a course this summer exploring the complexities of COVID-19. The class is fully on-line and open to all current graduate students at Saint Louis University, visiting students, SLU graduates and undergraduate students with permission. Come join us! Feel free to share.



*EDITED* Due to the interest in this topic, we're planning to offer a specific undergraduate section in the fall or spring. Undergraduate seniors can still enroll in this summer section with permission.

Really looking forward to the presentations in my capstone class tomorrow! These students have worked so hard in such turbulent waters. Those of you hiring will really hit the jackpot with this crew!