Academic Advising Center : Research Interests

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1. Patrick Charbonneau, Professor Charbonneau studies soft matter assembly. His current work combines ...
2. Chandra Y Guinn, african/black studies, sociology, education, women's studies
3. John C. Hamilton, Humanities
4. Julie Reynolds, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Science Literacy and Civic Engagement, Writing-to-learn pedagogies
5. Julie A. Tetel, linguistics

Advisors

1. Clay Adams, education, business, athletics, interdisciplinary studies
2. Jennifer Ahern Dodson, Writing-to-learn pedagogies, composing with new media, faculty writers, civic engagement and student self-authorship
3. Zoila Airall, anthropology, education, counseling, music
4. Franca B Alphin, chemistry, languages, biology, food/cooking, health/nutrition, athletics, pets
5. Carol Apollonio, Russian literature, language and culture, Japanese language and literature, music and the arts
6. Jackie Ariail, literature, writing
7. Brenda E Armstrong, natural and quantitative sciences
8. Rebecca L. Bach, Sociology
9. Kathy Bader, medieval and classical studies
10. Steven W. Baldwin, chemistry
11. Brad N Berndt, sociology
12. Lewis D. Blake, mathematics teaching, economics
13. Clark Bray, Algebraic Topology
14. Jessica H Brinker, strategy, communications, economics, finance, organizational theory
15. John V. Brown, music
16. Robert Brown, atomic, molecular & optical physics
17. Stephen P Bryan, economics, public policy, education
18. Melanie L Burkett, Psychology
19. John W Campbell, biology
20. Dorian Canelas, Prof. Canelas has been active in implementation of student-centered pedagogies ...
21. Inderdeep Chatrath, public policy, analytical studies
22. Li-Chen Chin, Performing and/or visual arts
23. Denise K. Comer, travel writing, women's studies, 19th century english literature
24. Robert M. Cook-Deegan, bioethics, genetics, public policy, medicine
25. Benjamin P Cooke, Mathematics, peptide folding, tennis
26. Kelly L Cottrell, psychology, social sciences, history, women's studies, english, religion
27. Hugh Crumley, Social Sciences
28. Maureen D Cullins, languages, linguistics
29. Bruce W Cunningham, higher education administration and policy
30. Leslie J. Digby, biological anthropology, natural sciences, pre-med, pre-health, pre-graduate school
31. George Dubay, bioanalytical and environmental chemistry, mass spectrometry
32. Robert C. Duvall, object-oriented programming, design patterns, graphics, animation and visualization, artificial life, and programming languages
33. Donna L. Dyer, government, public service, non-profit management
34. Martin Eisner, dante, boccaccio, and petrarch, medieval lyric poety, the European novella tradition, material philology/textual theory
35. Katherine P. Ewing, Religious movements, Islam, migration, masculinity, Pakistan, Turkey, Europe
36. David M Frankel, psychology, education, theater
37. Paula E Gilbert, English, religion, political science, history
38. Kenneth E. Glander, anthropology (biological), biology, primatology
39. Alexander Glass, paleontology, evolution, fossil echinoderms, geology, nature of science, science education. Glass has a strong interest in relationship between science and religion, particularly the public's debate over creation and evolution.
40. Valerie B Glassman, Performing and/or visual arts
41. Elise Goldwasser, us history, arabic literature, swimming and circuses
42. Joe A Gonzalez, student affairs, higher education
43. Mark S. Goodacre, New Testament, Gospels, Historical Jesus, Paul, Christian Origins, Gospel of Thomas, Jesus in Film, the Internet
44. Ada G Gregory, Social sciences
45. Christina Grimes, psychology & neuroscience
46. Leslie N. Grinage, Humanities
47. Ron Grunwald, biology, biochemistry, membrane physiology
48. Donna M Hall, English, post-secondary learning
49. Wendy Hamilton-Hoelscher, history, English lit, writing, cooking, leadership
50. Alison Hill, Biology
51. Mary Hovsepian, Gender/Sociology of Economic Change & Globalization/Middle East
52. David W Jamieson-Drake, religion, archaeology, business, statistics
53. Deborah A. Johnson, higher education, organizational culture, French, Spanish, teaching/training
54. Pamela Kachurin, history of art, Russian studies, film
55. Anthony M. Kelley, music, african-american culture/aesthetics, theater, documentary film
56. Christopher Kennedy, poetry, medieval lit, ethics & intercollegiate athletics, sports law
57. Valerie Konczal, pre-med
58. donna kostyu, academic dean, pre health advisor
59. Hsiao-Mei Ku, music
60. Anne S Light, history, liberal studies, engineering
61. Deb A LoBiondo, leadership development, emergency response and management, wellness
62. Terry B Lynch, math, economics, sociology, athletics
63. David M. Malone, education, psychology, tutoring at-risk children
64. Tom D Mann, economics, business
65. John J. Martin, John Jeffries Martin, Chair of the Department of History, is ...
66. Lary Maskel, international studies, careers, disabilities
67. Teri M Mills, government, law, politics, non-profits, arts
68. Robert Parkins, music, early Iberian keyboard music, German romantic organs
69. Simon Partner, Late 19th and 20th-century Japanese history Focusing on: growth of ...
70. Alyssa Perz, developmental genetics/cell biology/molecular biology
71. Christine A Pesetski, reading, running, world war II history, geography, backpacking, kayaking
72. Jacqulyn Podger, Social Sciences
73. Barbara Black Pollock, public policy, child and family policy
74. Kelly J Preussner, Social sciences
75. Kim C Price, English, history, counseling
76. David Rabiner, violence prevention, ADHD, & interventions with children
77. Sumathi Ramaswamy, history of cartography, South Asian visual culture, cultural history of India, philanthropy in India
78. Dietolf Ramm, computer science
79. Marcia Rego, Language and Nationalism, Lusophone Africa, Portuguese Colonialism, Ethnographic Writing, Anthropology of Body, Intercultural Contact
80. Daniel Rittschof, biology, biochemistry
81. Susan H. Rodger, computer science
82. Rafael Rodriguez, computer science, business
83. Kenneth S. Rogerson, media and politics, international communication, technology and politics
84. Christopher P. Roy, organic chemistry, drug delivery systems
85. Vicki Russell, composition and rhetoric
86. Leonard L Satterwhite, history, sociology
87. Michael Schoenfeld, Social Science
88. Brenda S. Scott, organology
89. Colleen M Scott, psychology, women and leadership
90. Matt Serra, cognitive psychology, meta-comprehension, assessment
91. Jaclyn Silar, administration, management, education
92. Kathleen K. Smith, Functional morphology and evolution of vertebrates; craniofacial development, evolutionary morphology
93. Lee Sorensen, art, art history, architecture
94. Lillian P. Spiller, religion, women's studies, philosophy, classics
95. Dalene K. Stangl, Biostatistics, Statistical Education, Social and Health Policy
96. Orin Starn, Orin Starn is Professor of Cultural Anthropology and History. He ...
97. Baishakhi B Taylor, sociology, statistics, HIV research, writing exercise, travel, good food
98. Megan Tisdale, higher education administration, international education, medical education, Irish dance and culture
99. John A. Trangenstein, adaptive mesh refinement, multigrid preconditioners, parameter estimation problems
100. Joanne Van Tuyl, comparative literature and 19th century Russian literature
101. Deborah Wahl, sciences, pre-med, history
102. Suzanne J Wasiolek, education law, health administration, pre med and pre law
103. Sterly L Wilder, business
104. Lee W. Willard, classics, Latin, humanities
105. Barbara H Wise, history, class culture, WWI, post-graduate scholarships
106. Todd E. Woerner, chemistry, synthetic metals
107. Scott Yakola, sports marketing, finance, management