All Faculty Recognition May 2020 Table of Contents
All Faculty Recognition May 2020
Table of Contents Slides University and Division Awards 3 – 35 Honoring Our Retiring Faculty 36 – 62 Faculty Service Awards 63 – 77 Grants Awarded 78 – 86 2 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
MSU Foundation Awards for Teaching Kent Ragan College of Business 3 May 2020 Kayla Lewis Reading Foundations & Technology Kyoungtae Kim Biology All Faculty Recognition
MSU Foundation Awards for Research Wenping Qiu Environmental Plant Science 4 May 2020 Carol Miller Finance & General Business Paul Durham Biology All Faculty Recognition
2019 -20 Provost Fellows Provost Fellow for Public Affairs Paul Durham Biology Dr. Durham is a Distinguished Professor of Cell Biology and Director of the Center for Biomedical and Life Sciences. This year’s conference theme “ 21 st Century Digital World” featured panels, plenaries and special events that focused on how digital technology has influenced all aspects of our lives. 5 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Provost Fellow for Education Andrew Homburg Music Andrew is completing his 4 th year as Provost Fellow for Education. 6 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Provost Fellow for General Education Transition Joshua Smith Biomedical Science Josh is completing his 5 th year as Provost Fellow and will continue to serve in this capacity for the upcoming 2020 -2021 academic year. 7 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Excellence in Community Service Awards Kim Roam – Childhood Education & Family Studies Combining personal and professional passions, Kim has made a collective impact on children and families throughout the Ozarks. Both Springfield and Willard communities benefit from Kim’s efforts through Parents as Teachers, Ronald Mc. Donald House, Newborns in Need, the Grands Raising Grands Support Group, Willard Schools, and numerous activities and projects planned and coordinated for Abou Ben Adhem Shrine. Kim notes that by giving a small part of yourself in service to others provides great opportunity to build new and positive relationships that may never been otherwise possible. Unexpected outcomes of her volunteerism is the impact on her students – by modeling what it means to be a Citizen. Bear many of her students find a passion of their own. 8 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Excellence in Community Service Awards Brenda Smith– Child and Family Development WP Brenda has been described as “a quiet force of leadership and community betterment. ” Her multifaceted volunteerism affects change throughout the West Plains area from children and families, to the environment, to workforce development. She served two terms on the West Plains City Council, and currently serves on the Boards of the Galloway Nature Park, Boys and Girls Club of Greater West Plains and the South Central Child Advocacy Center. For nearly 20 years she has been involved with the Boy Scouts of America as Merit Badge Counselor, Friends of Scouting and member of the BSA Troop 160 committee. 9 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Outstanding Thesis Advisor 2020 Selected by the Graduate College staff based on quality of submitted theses. Ridwan Sakidja Physics, Astronomy & Materials Science 10 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Outstanding Graduate Mentor 2020 Nominations from students and selected by Graduate Student Senate Kyoungtae Kim Biology 11 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Honors College Awards Curtis P. Lawrence Master Teacher Award The Curtis P. Lawrence Master Teacher Award is offered to Honors College faculty members who are exclusively nominated by Honors College students and chosen by an Honors College student committee in collaboration with the Honors College administrative staff. The award was created in honor of the first Dean of MSU’s Honors College, Dr. Curtis P. Lawrence. John Prescott Music 12 May 2020 Shannon Wooden English All Faculty Recognition
Honors College Awards Director’s Award for Outstanding Faculty Research The Director’s Award acknowledges the exceptional research accomplishments of MSU’s Honors college faculty. This award acknowledges those Honors College professors who serve as the best example of the ideal scholar/teacher who has not only made a significant contribution to their own field of research, but who have also helped to expand the growth and development of honors educ. Judith Martinez Modern & Classical Language 13 May 2020 Steven Jones Reading, Foundations & Technology All Faculty Recognition
Honors College Awards Marcia Morriset Award for Outstanding Service to Honors Education This award recognizes the exceptional service, mentoring and advising accomplishments of MSU’s Honors College faculty and affiliated staff. The award was created in recognition of Marcia Morriset’s many years of service to the Honors College. The award is presented to a faculty or staff member who has contributed broadly to the advancement of honors education at MSU and/or has excelled at undergraduate mentorship and advising of Honors College students. Joel Coltharp English 14 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
General Education Assessment Award Richard Biagioni Chemistry Dr. Biagioni is recognized for his efforts to improve the quality and effectiveness of general education teaching by promoting a collaborative and streamlined process that encourages interdisciplinary cooperation and feedback to improve overall learning outcomes for students. 15 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning Awards Excellence in Teaching Award – Online Teaching Margaret Weaver – English Margaret taught ENG 100 online to help students with writing, but more importantly to remove a barrier for online students that are the most at-risk for persistence to graduation. Creating an engaging online writing community was critical for these students and she used tools such as audio files, Wikis and videos to support the development of their writing skills. Students interacted by reading and providing feedback on classmates’ work and Margaret modeled communication by providing routine feedback through videoconferencing and chat. 16 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning Awards Teaching Diversity Lyle Foster – Sociology & Anthropology Lyle has a passion for inclusive teaching practices that engage all students. He teaches courses that focus on diversity, inclusion and equity in our society. He initiated development of a new Diversity in the US certificate this year and for many years has worked with Tough Talk series which allows participants to discuss difficult topics related to areas of diversity. One of his students said that he “has empowered students to think about things in a very different light” and is “improving inclusion each and every day he is on campus. ” 17 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
FCTL Diversity Scholars These faculty completed a series of Diversity Workshops facilitated by Faculty Diversity Fellow, Dr. Judith Martinez. Topics included recognizing microaggressions, respect and acceptance in the classroom, inclusive assessment, and difficult conversations in the classroom. Paria Akbar Akhgari (PHI) Liza Cobos (HL) Tim Daugherty (PSY) Jaime Gnau (BMS) Marijana Kotlaja (CRM) Kayla Lewis (RFT) Jon Mabee (MJF) Luciane Maimone (MCL) Jeremy Neely (HST) Avery Russell (BIO) Matthew Siebert (CHM) Amanda Smith (ART) Tammy Yoes (NUR) 18 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning Awards High-Impact Learning Practices Carrisa Hoelscher – Communication In Carrisa’s COM 332 Small Group Communication class, she teaches students about growth mindset and challenges them with one overarching goal to Do Good. Students work in teams to develop a community project which has real-world application and engages hem in the group communication processes they are learning. Through student’s work in the “Do Good” projects they work with community partners, perform volunteer work, and provide support through the donation of goods and raising contribution dollars. Carrisa shared that “seeing their growth mindsets come to life…is inspiring as they connect their personal growth to making their corner of the world a better place. 19 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning Awards High-Impact Learning Practices Sarah Mellors– History In teaching HST 380, Sarah engages students in early Asian civilization using a role-playing game called Reacting to the Past. Students view historical events through the eyes of historical characters and then have opportunities to contribute in ways they may have not done so in a traditional classroom. Students felt this made history more real and allowed them to playout historical events without risk of any real crisis or embarrassment. One of Sarah’s students said, “I hope I’m as good a teacher [as Dr. Mellors] one day. ” 20 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning Awards High-Impact Learning Practices Rohit Dua– Electrical Engineering Faculty Dr. Dua challenges his students with experiential learning projects outside of the classroom that engages them in realworld problems. He started an Embedded Systems Club to extend students’ learning and increase career preparation beyond classroom learning alone. His department head spoke of his willingness and commitment to meet with student outside of class, often in the evening or weekends, to guide them as they are working on projects. One such project was to deconstruct a processor and analyze the flow in information through the integrated circuits. This not only challenged students critical thinking skills but provided them a great sense of confidence in their knowledge and skills. 21 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning Awards Per-Course Teaching Awards Frederica Gentile– Gender Studies Frederica’s approach to teaching Intro to Gender Studies allows students to confront contemporary issues regarding class, race and gender in a way that are meaningful and deeply felt by students. Her nominator said this class is life changing and should be mandatory for all students. Frederica also teaches and Introductory Italian class using storytelling and language input which focus on the way our brains naturally acquire language. Using these teaching methods, students with no prior Italian language skills can engage in basic, but genuine, conversations speaking Italian in less than 8 weeks. 22 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning Awards Per-Course Teaching Awards Heather Haynes– History Heather works in the History department and observes practicum teaching of students taking HST 418, Teaching of Secondary School Social Studies. She provides detailed and concrete feedback and mentors these students so they can improve their teaching as the semester progresses. She also teaches larger enrollment seated sections of HST 122 where she instructs students how to write using carefully designed assignments and formative assessment. Students have shared that these assignments have positively impacted their writing and learning in other classes. 23 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning Awards Per-Course Teaching Awards Raymond Mc. Cord– Media, Journalism & Film Raymond teaches MED 290 Fundamentals of Multimedia Design for the Department of Media, Journalism & Film. He brings his professional experience into the classroom teaching students coding skills that are necessary for the design and creation of interactive media. The course is structured around a real-world workflow and at the end of the semester students have a completed project for their portfolio. One student shared that they didn’t think they could “learn to code being a media student, but I now feel I am on the right path with a great skill that makes me more hire-able. ” 24 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
FCTL Online Course Development Bootcamp These faculty attended a week-long “Bootcamp” expanding their knowledge of online teaching and developed an online course aligned with national standards of the Online Learning Consortium. May 2019 Bootcamp Summer 2019 Bootcamp January 2020 Bootcamp Haydory Ahmed (ECO) Andres Cantillo (ECO) Anthony Clark (CSC) Julie Gallaway (ECO) Ajay Katangur (CSC) Jerri Kyle (COM) Lanya Lamouria (ENG) Siming Liu (CSC) Jun Luo (GGP) Sarah Mellors (HST) Babur Mirza (BIO) Sascha Mowrey (CEFS) Amber Perryman (RFT) Jamil Saquer (CSC) Michele Smith (Dean of Students) Cathy Starr (MFD) Gilbert Brown (CLSE) Abigale Ehlers (HL) Amanda Hadlock (Assessment) Rose Korang-Okrah (SWK) Xiaomin Qiu (GGP) Maria Shade (NUR) Abby Templar Rodrigues (SOC) Margaret Weaver (ENG) Megan Boyle (CLSE) Linda Garrison-Kane (CLSE) Deborah Goodale (MKT) James Kaatz (PLS) Rose Korang-Okrah (SWK) Shawn Moreland (CAST) Vadim Putzu (REL) Steven Samuelson (ITC) Jason Shepard (SOC) Yili Shi (ENG) Matthew Siebert (CHM) Jenifer Skiba (MKT) Cathy Starr (MFD) Tracy Stout (LIBR) 25 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Master Online Course Recognition Awards Best Overall Jonathan Newman – English ENG 491: History of the English Language This award spotlights excellence in transformative and innovative applications of pedagogy, learning strategies and educational technology in the virtual classroom. Jonathan has been chosen in the best overall in the five categories of Course Overview and Information, Course Technology and Tools, Design and Layout, Content and Activities, Interaction and Assessment and Feedback. 26 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Master Online Course Recognition Awards Best in Category – Course Technology & Tools Vanessa Rodriguez de la Vega Modern & Classical Language SPN 317 (Medical Spanish) 27 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Master Online Course Recognition Awards Best in Category – Assessment & Feedback Amy Artman - Religious Studies REL 210 (Paths of World Religions) 28 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Master Online Course Recognition Awards Best in Category – Design Susan Bennett – Theatre & Dance THE 101 (Introduction to Theatre and Drama Arts) 29 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Certified Distance Educator In order to recognize excellence in online and distance teaching and learning, Missouri State Online began the Certified Distance Educator Award in 2018. The following faculty have received recognition for completing three development activities during 2019. Kimberly Van Ornum (MTH) Ismet Anistal (MKT) Jon Mabee (ENG) Leslie Seawright (ENG) Seth Hoelscher (FGB) Tracy Dalton (ENG) Ching-Wen Chang (RFT) Annice Mc. Lean (RFT) Stefania Cifuentes (ELI) William Sandel (CRM) Judith Martinez (MCL) Judy Tarbox (ENG) Michael Hammond (ACC) 30 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Excellence in Study Away Programming Cultural Competence David Romano -- Political Science Dr. Romano, Thomas G. Strong Professor of Middle East Politics, drew upon his research interests and numerous publications on the Middle East to develop History and Politics of Israel in partnership with Drs. Vadim Putzu (REL) and Djene Bajalan (HST). The course aimed to introduce students to the politics, religions and history of modern Israel -Palestine. Students learned about the historical events and personages that became central to the construction of modern Zionism, visiting key political, religious, and historical sites throughout the country. 31 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Excellence in Study Away Programming Cultural Competence Leslie Seawright -- English Dr. Seawright, directed the first (and only) Study Away program to the United Arab Emirates in 2018. Her four years of work experience in Qatar provided foundation for her development of Culture, communication and Education in the Middle East. The program included a rare experience of MSU students meeting Emirati students for dinner and then spending several hours with those students visiting local parks, coffee shops and gathering places. Students expressed their surprise at the similarity of Emirati college student culture. Dr. Seawright has led a course to Austria and Slovakia in 2019. 32 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Excellence in Service Learning Award Excellence in Service Learning Leslie Seawright & John Turner – English Both Leslie and John teach undergraduate and graduate grant-writing and their student partner with many community partner organizations to write and submit grants to fund community projects. 33 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Milestones of Service-Learning Teaching 5 Year Recognition 10 Year Recognition Guillermo Arciniegas (COAL) Chris Barnhart (BIO) Rhonda Bishop (CEFS) Richard Burton (MGT) Lyle Foster (SOC) Tammy Arthaud (CLSE) Amanda Benedict-Chambers (CEFS) Amanda Brodeur (BMS) Tracy Dalton (ENG) Lacey Geiger (COB) Brian Greene (BIO) Julie Hill Moore (FYE) Cathy Pearman (RFT) Lisa Hall (PSY) Christopher Lupfer (BIO) Holly Metcalf (CSD) Michael Murray (MUS) Maida Russell (MTH) Melissa Schotthofer (CEFS) Tara Stulce (BMS) Cathryn Van Landuyt (ITC) Gina Wood (CEFS) Grace Jackson-Brown (LIBR) Alana Mantie-Kozlowski (CSD) Amy Muchnick (MUS) Vanessa Rodriguez de la Vega (MCL) Regina Russell (SWK) Cara Smith (CEFS) Tonia Tinsley (MCL) Jane Ward (CEFS) David Zimmerman (PSY) 15 Year Recognition 34 May 2020 Tina Liang-Davidson (KIN) All Faculty Recognition
Curtis P. Lawrence Excellence in Advising & NACADA 2020 Outstanding Advising Award-Faculty Academic Advising Gary Meints Chemistry 35 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Honoring our Retiring Faculty 36 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Klaas Bakker Communication Sciences & Disorders August 1990 - May 2020 37 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Sara Brummel Theatre & Dance August 1996 - December 2019 38 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Sherry Cook Marketing August 1998 – July 2020 39 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
James Coombs Library August 1980 – May 2020 40 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Dan Crafts Hospitality Leadership August 1993 - May 2020 41 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Susan Crain Finance & General Business August 2001 - May 2020 42 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Keith Ernce Kinesiology July 2001 - December 2019 43 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
David Goodwin Reading, Foundations & Technology August 2000 - December 2019 44 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Dennis Hickey Political Science August 1991 - May 2020 45 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Beth Hurst Reading, Foundations & Technology August 1995 - May 2020 46 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Cheryl Jones Library November 1998 - December 2019 47 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Michael Keltner Kinesiology August 2005 - May 2019 48 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Melody La. Preze Management August 1999 – May 2020 49 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Larry Mays Kinesiology August 2004 - May 2020 50 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Judith Meyer Geography, Geology & Planning August 1997 - May 2020 51 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Debra Oden School of Accountancy August 1989 - May 2020 52 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Glenn Pace Management August 2006 – May 2020 53 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Joel Paddock Political Science August 1987 - May 2020 54 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Robert Patterson Physics, Astronomy & Materials Science August 1978 - May 2020 55 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Lisa Proctor Communication Sciences & Disorders August 1997 - May 2020 56 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Mark Putman Theatre & Dance August 1995 - May 2020 57 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Melinda Robinson Theatre & Dance August 2013 - May 2020 58 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Harry Shea Mathematics August 1998 - May 2020 59 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Vera Stanojevic Mathematics August 1986 - May 2020 60 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Steven Thomas Management August 1990 - December 2019 61 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Kenneth Vollmar Computer Science August 1997 - May 2019 62 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Faculty Service Awards 63 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
10 Years of Service Samuel Bass (ACC) David Cornelison (PAMS) Chin-Feng Hwang (EPS) Bogdan Kostic (PSY) Michelle Morgan (HST) Matthew Pierson (EGR) Patti Salinas (CRM) Joseph Williams (BMS) 64 May 2020 Julia Combs (MUS) Lyle Foster (SOC) Bryan Jennings (ART) Alana Mantie-Kozlowski (CSD) Timothy Pfeil (GRWD) David Romano (PLS) Chris Thompson (MUS) Carly Yadon (PSY) All Faculty Recognition
15 Years of Service Ruth Barnes (THE) Stephanie Hein (HL) Marciann Patton (MFD) Leslie Baynes (REL) Kurt Heinlein (THE) James Philpot (FGB) Lanette Cadle (ENG) Christopher Herr (THE) C. Shand-Hawkins (MTH) Matthew Calihman (ENG) Kyoungtae Kim (BIO) Tonia Tinsley (MCL) Jeremy Chesman (MUS) Stanley Leasure (FGB) L. Minnis White (MCHHS) Jef Cornelius-White (CLSE) Yating Liang (KIN) Raegan Wiechert (LIB) Denise Cunningham (CEFS) Hui Liu (CSC) I. Yarckow-Brown (CRM) Paul Deal (PSY) Sean Lyman (ART) S. Zimmerman (BMS) Janice Duncan (GRWD) David Mitchell (ECO) Douglas Gouzie (GGP) Gabriel Ondetti (PLS) 65 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
20 Years of Service Sandra Bailey (MFD) Sarah Mc. Callister (KIN) Lisa Casey (MUS) Mary Newman (PSY) Billie Follensbee (ART) Wenping Qiu (EPS) Vinay Garg (MGT) Kent Ragan (COB) Kartik Ghosh (PAMS) Arbindra Rimal (AGB) Jill Heyboer (MUS) Jamil Saquer (CSC) Deborah Larson (MJF) Suzanne Walker-Pacheco (SOC) Cynthia Mac. Gregor (CLSE) Colette Witkowski (BMS) Judith Martin (MCL) 66 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
25 Years of Service Barbara Bushman (KIN) Brian Greene (BIO) Etta Madden (ENG) James (Chip) Parsons (MUS) Mark Paxton (MJF) Yingcai Su (MTH) 67 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
30 Years of Service Klaas Bakker Communication Sciences & Disorders 68 May 2020 Tonya Barrier Information Technology & Cybersecurity Richard Belshoff Mathematics All Faculty Recognition
30 Years of Service George Connor Political Science 69 May 2020 Tom Dicke History Rajeev Kaula Information Technology & Cybersecurity All Faculty Recognition
30 Years of Service Kurt Killion Mathematics 70 May 2020 Geanie Margavio School of Accountancy Thomas Margavio Information Technology & Cybersecurity All Faculty Recognition
30 Years of Service D. Wayne Mitchell Psychology 71 May 2020 Amy Muchnick Music Reed Olsen Economics All Faculty Recognition
30 Years of Service Allen Schaefer Marketing 72 May 2020 Reza Herati-Sedaghat Chemistry Kishor Shah Mathematics All Faculty Recognition
30 Years of Service Carol Shoptaugh Psychology 73 May 2020 Xingping Sun Mathematics Steven Thomas Management All Faculty Recognition
30 Years of Service Dick Williams School of Accountancy 74 May 2020 Cynthia Winstead Theatre & Dance All Faculty Recognition
35 Years of Service Scott Cameron Music 75 May 2020 David Gutzke History All Faculty Recognition
35 Years of Service John Harms Sociology & Anthropology 76 May 2020 Dane Peterson Information Technology & Cybersecurity All Faculty Recognition
40 Years of Service James Coombs Library 77 May 2020 Donald Fischer Psychology All Faculty Recognition
Grants External and Internal 78 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
External Grants for 2019 196 Grants Applied for requesting $60, 012, 420 149 Grants Awarded for $33, 063, 189 79 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
MSU Faculty Research Grants These faculty were awarded grant money to enhance research and creative activities. The program supports new research, creative or scholarship activities that may enhance opportunities for external funding or high-quality projects not likely to receive external funding. Fall 2019 Spring 2020 Paul Ajuwon (CLSE) Tiglet Besara (PAMS) Dana Paliliunas (PSY) Kim Finch (CLSE) Patricia Cajoj (PT) Robert Pavlowsky (GGP) Kartik Ghosh (PAMS) Natasha De. Vore (CHM) Maciej Pszczolkowski (EPS) Day Ligon (BIO) Kevin Evans (GGP) Tomasi (BIO) Jonathan Mabee (MJF) Michael Goerndt (EPS) Andrew Twibell (MJF) Jennice Mc. Cafferty-Wright (CEFS) James Hackney (PT) Marnie Watson (SOC) Jay Mc. Entee (BIO) Kyoungtae Kim (BIO) Nicole West (CLSE) Matthew Mc. Kay (GGP) Elizabeth King (CEFS) Jonathan Newman (ENG) William Mc. Clain (EPS) Jason Shaw (PT) Gary Meints (CHM) Jeanie Skibiski (ANE) Jessica Nelson (CLSE) Gary Webb (ANS) 80 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
Summer Faculty Fellowships This Fellowship is to allow faculty members engaged in research or in creative activities to devote intense thought and activity to a single project. This Fellowship is different than the Summer Fellowship that is awarded by the Colleges to incoming faculty. Amber Abernathy (PSY) Tammi Davis (CEFS) Erin Kenny (SOC) Luciane Maimone (MCL) Sarah Mellors (HST) Michael Murray (MUS) Jeremy Neely (HST) Sarah Panzer (HST) James Parsons (MUS) Austra Reinis (REL) Patrick Sullivan (MTH) Julia Troche (HST) Ryan Udan (BIO) Keiichi Yoshimatsu (CHM) Songfeng Zheng (MTH) 81 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
FCTL Curriculum Innovation Grants Tamara Arthuad (CLSE) Teaching Diagnostic Assessment Procedures via Zoom Online Format to a Diverse Student Population Christian Mc. Call and Tona Hetzler (SMAT) Simulated Patient Experience to Supplement Skill Development Leslie Seawright (ENG) Developing Cultural Competence in Technical and Professional Writing Paul Ajuwon (CLSE) Strengthening the Curriculum to Support the Online Program in Blindness and Low Vision Julia Troche (HST) High-Impact Learning in Ancient History Instruction Joseph Williams (BMS) Student Success and Learning Foundation Development in a Large-scale Introductory Biomedical Science Course Amanda Keys and Michele Brown (SWK) Enhanced Learning: Flipping Online Social Work Practice Courses 82 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
International Travel Awards Funding to support faculty international travel must “advance the university mission, in a manner related to the research of the faculty member. ” The special funding is provided to support faculty presentation of research. 83 Ann Marie Daehn (MUS) Colby Jennings (ART) Sarah Morrison (PAMS) Steven Willis (ART) Chris Barnhart (BIO) Carol Chapman (MUS) Jung Choi (MUS) Emlyn Johnson (MUS) Daniel Ketter (MUS) Marijana Kotlaja (CRM) James Parsons (MUS) Abby Rodrigues-Templer (SOC) Leslie Seawright (ENG) Jin Seo (ART) Rhonda Stanton (ENG) Fatih Benzer (ART) Stephen Berkwitz (REL) Rachel Besara (LIBR) Rajinder Jutla (GGP) Kathleen Kennedy (HST) Laszlo Kovacs (BIO) Jack Lewellyn (REL) Vanessa Rodriguez de la Vega (MCL) Julia Troche (HST) May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
19 -20 Assessment Grant Awardees Tina Hopper (BIO) Increasing Collaboration to Enhance Student Learning in BIO 101 Avery Russell (BIO) Toward Enhanced Teaching of Evolution: Supervised Peer Mentoring by Graduate Students David Rohall (SOC) Initial Assessment of the Value of Program-Level Career Training Debra Price (CEFS) Family and Consumer Sciences Advisory Board Lindsey Taggart (LIBR) Evidence-Based Inquiry Using Student-Led Focus Group 84 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
19 -20 Assessment Grant Awardees Mandy Benedict-Chambers (CEFS) Developing a Strategic Vision for the Elementary Education Graduate Program Alana Mantie-Kozlowski (CSD) Beyond Impairment-Based Thinking – Advancing Students’ Understanding of Social-Approaches to Care for PWA Natalie Curry (SWK) Student Engagement Strategies in an Asynchronous Online Course Tracey Glaessgen (CAST) GEP 101 General Education Course Review and Analysis of Student Learning 85 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
FCTL Open Educational Resources “Zero Textbook” Course Dev. Grants Faculty received a $2, 400 stipend to work with OER specialists in Meyer Library and instructional designers in the FCTL for support with creating open educational resources or adopting the use of OER’s in their course and eliminating textbook costs for students. Mitzi Kirkland-Ives and Catherine Jolivette Douglas Gouzie Course: History of Western Art I & II Course: Principles of Geology Catherine Hoegeman Jason Anthony Shepard Course: Introduction to Society Course: World Cultures Ruth Walker and Leslie Echols Subhasree Basu Roy Course: Psychological Statistical Methods Course: Principles of Macroeconomics Matthew Siebert Sam Brown Course: Essentials of Organic Chemistry Laboratory Course: Intermediate Algebra Fran Zhou and Sam Brown Richard Belshoff and Fran Zhou Course: Contemporary Mathematics Course: Pre-Calculus Mathematics 86 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much!” Helen Keller 87 May 2020 All Faculty Recognition
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