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PROVOST’S BULLETIN

Vol. LVI– Bulletin #1 September 2014

NEXT FACULTY MEETING

The next faculty meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, September 10, 2014, from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Campus Center South Lounge. Please note that due to budget constraints there will be no refreshments served at the meeting.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Richard Androne (English) attended the annual conference of The American Literature Association in Washington, D.C., from May 21 through 25, and on May 23 he presented a paper, "'Like a Deserted Syrian City': Washington, D.C. in The Education of Henry Adams," to a meeting of the Henry Adams Society

Craig Czury (English) received a faculty development grant to go to Iquique, Chile in June to speak and read poems at Humberstone Academy and at the launch of So far..so close: contemporary writers of Tarapacá and Pennsylvania, for which he selected PA poets. http://www.unap.cl/p4_biblio/site/artic/20140630/pags/20140630095840.html. Craig's chapbook of poems, BECAUSE ALTHOUGH DESPITE, from his Marcellus shale hitchhiking project, was published in August by FootHills Publishing and is available in the Albright bookstore. http://foothillspublishing.com/2014/id86.htm. He also co-organized the annual global 100 Thousand Poets for Change in Reading at the T.E.A. Factory on Sept. 27. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf0WMW5SZec. Painters & Poets features Craig’s tribute to the Bogside murals of Derry, Northern Ireland, and American painter Franz Kline. http://www.paintersandpoets.com/2014/01/pa-poet-craig-czury-honors-franz-kline.html

Guillaume de Syon (History) will give an invited talk at a colloquium at the Sorbonne comparing the pacifisms of Romain Rolland and his friend Albert Einstein on October 17. The gathering marks the hundredth anniversary of the French writer's peace manifesto that appeared six weeks after all hell broke loose.

Sidney Dreese (Library) and Karen Jogan (MFLL) were invited speakers at Sarah Eccleston College in Paraná Argentina in June; their topic was "Following the footsteps of Sarah Eccleston." Also in June, Karen was an invited speaker for a series of conference events at Universidad Arturo Prat, Iquique Chile, focusing on the book So far..so close: contemporary writers of Tarapacá and Pennsylvania. Her talks, directed to regional teachers, were titled "Designing tasks using the text So far... so close," and "Comparing and contrasting regional cultures." In July, Karen received a grant to attend a week-long seminar at Yale University on American Upheavals ( Programs in International Education Resources). In August, she was the plenary speaker at the XXIII TESOL Peru Conference (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) held in Lima Peru, where her address was titled "How Millennial are you?" Chris Hamann (Chemistry and Biochemistry) presented a poster at the 35th Reaction Mechanisms Conference, held in June at the University of California - Davis. The poster, "An Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution Discovery Experiment Including Hydride and Methyl Shifts", summarizes recent work done in collaboration with Ian Rhile (Chemistry)and Mallory Maskornick '13. These experiments have become a regular part of the organic chemistry II

http://www.unap.cl/p4_biblio/site/artic/20140630/pags/20140630095840.html

http://foothillspublishing.com/2014/id86.htm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf0WMW5SZec

http://www.paintersandpoets.com/2014/01/pa-poet-craig-czury-honors-franz-kline.html



laboratory sequence, and the authors plan to submit their results to The Journal of Chemical Education this fall.

Kate Lehman (Communications) served as chair and commentator on a feminist media history panel at the Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, held at the University of Toronto in May. She also published an anthology chapter, “Defying Gravity: Fox’s 'Glee' Provides a Bold Forum for Queer Teen Representation,” in the book *How Television Shapes Our Worldview: Media Representations of Social Trends and Change* (Lexington Books, May 2014). Lindsay Phillips (Psychology) presented the following this summer: Mixed-Methods Analysis of Successful Transitions from Prison to Society at the 122nd annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Washington, DC and Teaching Applied Psychology: Students’ Experiences Presenting at Conferences, EPoster session and brief oral report presented at the 28th International Congress of Applied Psychology, Paris, France.

In May, Maria Mogford (English) presented her paper, "The John Updike Childhood Home and His Short Fiction" at the American Literature Association Conference in Washington DC.

Sue Palmer (Accounting, Economics and Business) presented “I Won!(?) - Using the Movie 'Nebraska' and a Publishers Clearing House Mailing to Illustrate the Elements of Unilateral Contracts and Illegal Gambling” as a Finalist in the Master Teacher Symposium at the Academy of Legal Studies in Business conference. At the same conference, she presented a paper titled “A Case for Enhanced Self-Regulation of Business Programs as Influenced by Higher Education Reform Proposals” with co-author Mary Ellen Wells, Associate Professor, Alvernia University. Gwendolyn Seidman (Psychology) recently started a blog, called "Close Encounters" at Psychology Today Magazine. http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/close-encounters . She was also featured as a panel member for Huffington Post Live “Bombs on Facebook: How social media has turned us into monsters” on August 19. http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/social-media-conflict-facebook-political-posts/53ea80a802a760ddb000019f. Her recent paper in Computers and Human Behavior received several press mentions, including an interview in The Chicago Tribune. "You said what on Facebook?" (July 30, 2014). http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-facebook-oversharing-hf-0730-20140730-story.html. Gwen and Amanda Havens '14 were featured in several news publications, including The Atlantic: “The psychology of oversharing Facebook couples” (August, 15, 2014). http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/08/the-psychology-of-oversharing-facebook-couples/376112/ Hal Weary (Music) was a featured artist with the Lenny Price Quartet at the 17th annual Jazz in the Valley Festival at Central Washington University on July 26. http://www.jazzinthevalley.com/artists.html#Lenny%20Price%20Quartet Lisa Wilder (Economics) published the paper "Generational Differences in Attitudes Toward Income Redistribution in the Baltics: A Cohort Analysis" in Research in Economics and Business: Central and Eastern Europe.

http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/close-encounters

http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/social-media-conflict-facebook-political-posts/53ea80a802a760ddb000019f

http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/social-media-conflict-facebook-political-posts/53ea80a802a760ddb000019f

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-facebook-oversharing-hf-0730-20140730-story.html

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-facebook-oversharing-hf-0730-20140730-story.html

http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/08/the-psychology-of-oversharing-facebook-couples/376112/

http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/08/the-psychology-of-oversharing-facebook-couples/376112/

http://www.jazzinthevalley.com/artists.html#Lenny%20Price%20Quartet



Kristen Woodward (Art) participated in the following group exhibits this summer: Mash Up: Collages in Mixed Media; a national juried exhibit at the Islip Art Museum, NY, Fantasy & Abstract at The Art Gallery at Franklin Commons, Phoenixville, PA, Upon Reflection, at the The David E. Rodale Gallery at the Baum School of Art, Allentown, PA, and Blobs & Monsters at the Art Deska Gallery & Adoption Center, Phoenixville, PA, coinciding with the town's annual Blobfest.

PROVOST’S ANNOUNCEMENTS

It is my pleasure to announce that Adlai Binger, Music; Denise Greenwood, English; Kathy Ozment, Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures, and Rich Schott, Accounting, Economics and Business have been promoted to Senior Instructor and Betsy Kiddy, History and Latin American Studies, has been promoted to Professor. Sabbaticals: Mary Jane Androne, Professor of English; Chris Catone, Associate Professor of Mathematics; Julia Heberle, Associate Professor of Psychology, and Paula Trimpey, Associate Professor Fashion and Theatre will be on sabbatical during the Fall of 2014. Chris Hamann, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry will be on sabbatical during the 2014-15 academic year. Please note that faculty on sabbatical are not expected to participate in any college events or to respond to email or phone calls during the period of the sabbatical. Leave: Guillaume de Syon, Professor of History will be on leave during the 2014-15 academic year. Soma Ghosh, Associate Professor of Economics and Brian Jennings, Assistant Professor of Sociology, will be on family leave during the Fall of 2014. Upcoming Events:

Advancing Albright’s Goals to Prepare Students for Global Citizenship. Dr. Lorna

Edmundson, will be on campus on Wednesday, September 3 at 4:00 p.m. in the

Campus Center South Lounge – West to provide a talk and take questions regarding

next steps as we expand this initiative. ALL ARE WELCOME! Jacob Albright Members-in-Course Ceremony: Due to budget constraints, the luncheon for students eligible for membership in the Jacob Albright Society and faculty will not be held. Instead students will be notified of their status as members-in-course via letter and be provided with a certificate. The ceremony for lifetime membership the evening before commencement will still be held. Faculty will be notified of students who have achieved this honor so that you may share your congratulations. Roessner Hall: Roessner Hall has opened very successfully and with a highly enthusiastic response from the students. The first official event of our celebration of the opening is on Friday, September 12, 2014, when the College will be hosting a conference entitled: “Place Matters: Partnerships between Universities and Colleges and their Local Communities.” See http://paccompact.org/~ab1184/conferences for more information.

http://paccompact.org/~ab1184/conferences



Dean’s Seminar: The first Dean’s Seminar of the academic year will be held on Thursday, September 25 at 4:00 p.m. in Campus Center South Lounge. Dr. Susan Albertine, Vice President at AAC&U will be on campus to give a talk on high impact practices. Dean’s Seminars were created by Dr. Tom Brogan (former Vice President for Academic Affairs and professor emeriti) as a way to provide a venue for faculty to learn about and discuss teaching issues and related matters. Although not mandatory, faculty are encouraged to attend. Suggested topics for Dean’s Seminars are most welcome and should be sent to the provost. Schedule a Guest Lecture in your class: Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow, Dede Bartlett, will be in residence at Albright from November 10-14, 2014. Dede Bartlett is a former Fortune 25 executive, Director of the American University of Central Asia Foundation, the Corporate Alliance to End Partner Violence and Co-Chair of the Jim and Dede Bartlett Foundation for increasing the number of women pursuing degrees in mathematics, computer science and engineering. Her public lecture will be held on November 12th at 7 p.m. Please take advantage of her residency through classroom visitations, lectures, workshops, student meetings, etc. You can contact the provost to arrange. Spring 2014 Dean’s List

Class of 2014 Class of 2015 Clinton Ofori Oppong

Alissa Nicole Antonowicz Joshua P. Althouse Amanda Josephine Reap

Brittany A. Bartok Steven A. Amato Nathan David Rhoads

Russell O. Blair Alexandria Christine Argue Anthony Foster Roberson

Emilyann Bonanno Sara Barr Rachel L Roseman

Meghan Catherine Boyle Susan Marie Benitez Kelsey Leigh Rudy

Katherine A Bream Stephanie B. Bohn Sean Michael Sassaman

Daniel C. Cahill Dylan Ray Boll Justine Ellie Smith

Erin N. Carter Christopher W. Bucks Sarah Elizabeth Swank

Bren E. Cole Sarah A. Crothers Lauren Lynne Swavely

Christopher D. Dampf Adam D. Dayke Yan Tsui

Christina L. Daniels Joshua G. Ehlinger John Minour Vasko

Kelly M Detweiler Devin G. Fisher Claire Ellen Weaver

Rieffe Dia Vincent W. Freeland Fady Atef Zaki Wilson

Kristi Lin Diaz John Thomas Fundyga Wing Kei Yeung

Matthew R. Diffley Autumn Jai Galka Breanne G. Zabicki

Melanie T. Fullard Kayla M. Grunn Melissa Anne Zillhardt

James J. Gaffney Kelsea E. Guckin Kelly Katharine Gerber Stephanie Rose Helbling Class of 2017

Van J. Gilyard Ellie M. Herman Ashly Ann Arndt

Anthony Kosmas Glass Megan L. Homsher Toe Aung

Lauren A. Gradwell Kenneth Leon Horning David Michael Basile

Cassandra J. Gregoli Kristen Lee Jopko Gwenievere Alycia Birster

Tyler Benjamin Grim Brenna N. Landis Jessica Rene Bracero



Christopher M. Grove Taylor M. Lindline Tia Angela Camarata

Tyler James Haddad Patrick Wayne Lively Emily Hannah Carey

Storey Lynn Haines Jasmine Lorenzo Mathew Costa

Hilary M. Hanford Austin T. Marich Angela Joy Cremer

Amanda Lynn Havens Milca Mendez-Ceballos Brad Charles Dissinger

Colin P. Hill Riley M. Metz Asha Dixon

Alyssa Hovemeyer Cassandra Molinaro Mark S. Duffy

Kirstyn M. Howard Samantha M. O'Donald Caroline Brittany Endy

Paige E. Ivey Anne Nwabunwanne Ofili Dakota L. Esposito

Bailey J Keehan Amanda R. Osterlind Alyssa Lynn Francis

Jennifer L. Kiedeisch Chelsee A. Overley Nathan Trevor Fretz

Sara M. Kirchenbauer Heather M. Palmer Kristen Lee Gerzewski

Chelsea N. Lorah Raymond Alexander Reyes Madalyn J Greth

Cody Lynch Allreal Rosa Yang Guo

Sarah A. MacKenna Samantha J. Rushworth Kiana Nyree Hepburn

Christa L. Mantz Rachel L. Sanderford Nacoya J. Hunt

Hannah B. Margolin Samantha E. Shank Shaun Dakota Johnson

April J. Maschke Kyrsten N. Stanford Wasiymah Yasmir Josey

Alexandra C. Maxwell Rebecca Marie Stickler Danielle A Kelley

Stephanie Nicole McMaster Chloe E. Stratton True Kessler

Noelle E. Miller Hanna Rebecca Szigeti Samantha Marie Koller

Jennifer M. Moesch Ashleigh N. Weidner Merissa Lynne Konnick

Nicole E. Mullen Meghan Wilson Elizabeth Ngo Yan Lam

Hayley A. Myer Kevin P. Yeagle Julianne M. Lowenstein

Kelli L. O'Dell

Tyler Joseph Luckenbill

Sean Matthew O'Neill Class of 2016 Kathleen Anna Lukens

Nathan A. Peiffer Racheal S Ahimbisibwe Niani Marz

Ralph James Porrazzo Ashlyn Rayne Alessi Dalton Michael Mecke

Lauren Rose Pupko Ho Yin Au Jessica Marie Melnyczuk

Matthew D. Redell Jason Tyler Bales Stephanie Michel

Emily N. Reed Alexio Barboza Jaya Devi Minhas

Stephanie O. Reyes Nichole L. Barker Kesi Naeemah Mooney

Daniel J. Robinson Claire Mingli Barnwell Matthew Muoio

Rodger W. Rothenberger Michael A Barreto Jacklyn Ching-Wei Ng

Stormy C. Russell Jacob McBreen Bingham Megan Leanne O'Brien

Matthew B. Schlegel Taylor Lynn Cassedy Shannon Davis O'Malley

Michael J. Schwartz Brianna Nicole Cotugno Lindsay Kathryn Plesent

Jessica M. Sikora Sarah Catherine Crake Alyssa N Reimenschneider

Daryl L. Simons Brittany Marie Eldridge Kenneth G. Richardson

Breanna J. Slimmer Mackenzie Alexandra Faight Emily Elizabeth Rickett

Matthew D. Smith Connor Michael Feeney Melizza Sanchez

Bryan Patrick Sotnyk Justine M. Fenicchia Marissa Ashley Scalese



Aislinn Kathleen Terry Kylah Elaine Freeman Maura May Sheehan

Meghan L. Tierney Samantha L. Gardecki Shana Omar Shqair

Logan W. Toomey Travis Scott Gray Elizabeth Grace Smith

Melissa Joyce Vettleson Cara Danielle Gulick Matthew Robert Smith

Amanda C. Walck Jourdan Ashley Harris Ryan R. Stanley

John Charles Wallace Tessa Joy Harvey Micah Lester Storms

Laura E. Warren Thomas Michael Herb Rachel Anne Stroup

Elizabeth Marie Witman Anna'le Rain Hornak Destini Ivette Torres

Makenzie A. Witter Pak Ho Lee Tamara Marie Udowenko

Erin M. Yanoviak Ludjelie Manigat Nicole Ann Vesay

Ashley Marie Young Christopher J. Meyer Brionna Gresham Wakefield

Jennifer E. Zaplitny Christine Su Moy Leah C. Williams

Kelsey Ann Zenna Ching Yee Ng Anthony Sterling Wittemann

Jieyu Zhang Steven Jay Nicodemus Jordan Ann Zuber



Academic Administration 2014-2015

Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Andrea Chapdelaine, Ph.D. Dean of Undergraduate Studies Joseph M. Thomas, Ph.D. Coordinator of Graduate Studies Joseph Yarworth, Ph.D. Chair of the Faculty Julia Matthews, Ph.D.

2014-15 FACULTY

Department Chairpersons

Accounting, Economics & Business Gertrude Eguae-Obazee, co-chair George Smith, co-chair Art Kristen Woodward

Biology Stephen Mech Chemistry and Biochemistry Pamela Artz Classical Languages Robert Seesengood Communications Margaret Rakus Computer Science Daniel Falabella Education Joseph Yarworth English Alberto Cacicedo Fashion Doreen Burdalski History John Pankratz Mathematics Daniel Falabella (Fall 2014) Christopher Catone (Spring 2015) Modern Foreign Languages and Literature Adam John Music Adlai Binger, co-chair Jeffrey Lentz, co-chair Philosophy Lisa Bellantoni Physics Brian Buerke Political Science Irene Langran Psychology Gwendolyn Seidman Religious Studies Jennifer Koosed Sociology and Anthropology Barton Thompson (Fall 2014) Brian Jennings (Spring 2015) Theater Wayne Vettleson, co-chair Matthew Fotis, co-chair



Coordinators of Interdisciplinary Areas of Concentration

Accounting-Economics-Finance David Martin American Civilization John Pankratz Arts Administration David Tanner

Child and Family Studies Julia Heberle Crime and Justice Carla Abodalo Digital Communications Margaret Rakus Digital Studio Art Richard Hamwi Digital Video Art Jeffrey Lentz Environmental Studies Barton Thompson/Brian Jennings Environmental Science David Osgood/Steve Mech International Relations Irene Langran Latin American Studies TBA Psychobiology Karen Campbell or Susan Hughes Women’s and Gender Studies Katherine Lehman and Jennifer Koosed

Coordinators of Special Programs

Art History Richard Hamwi Bio-Cultural Anthropology Barton Thompson Crime and Justice Carla Abodalo European Studies Guillaume de Syon Evolutionary Studies Susan Hughes

Film and Video Gary Adlestein Holocaust Studies John Incledon, Guillaume de Syon, Jennifer Koosed

Latin American Studies TBA Legal Studies Bruce Auerbach

Marine Science Bryce Brylawski Music Adlai Binger Music Business Hal Weary Photography Thomas Watcke Public Admin. & Policy Analysis Irene Langran Women’s and Gender Studies Katherine Lehman and Jennifer Koosed

Faculty Administrative Appointments Academic Program Coordinators, ADP Carla Abodalo, Crime & Justice Wendy Jo Bartkus, Organizational Behavior/Applied Psychology Vacant, Accounting Daniel Falabella, Information Systems

Melissa Wells (Interim), Business Administration



Experience Director John Pankratz Coordinator First Year Seminar Robert Seesengood Honors Program Director Julia Heberle Honors Thesis Coordinator Christopher Catone Undergraduate Research/ACRE Director Frieda Texter Theatre Director Julia Matthews

Professional/Pre-professional Programs Advisors

Pre-Law Bruce Auerbach Pre-Medical Karen Campbell Pre-Theological Robert Seesengood

Cooperative Programs Advisors Two-Degree Cooperative Forestry and Environmental Studies with Duke University TBA

LIBRARY STAFF Rosemary Deegan Library Director Pat Brosenne Public Services Librarian Sidney Dreese College Archivist George Missonis Audio Visual and Education Technology Librarian Sandra Stump Collection Management Librarian, Associate Library Director Heidi Ziemer Instructional and Outreach Services Librarian

FACULTY BY DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTING, ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS David A. Martin Professor Farhad Saboori Professor Gertrude A. Eguae-Obazee, Co-Chair Associate Professor Soma Ghosh Associate Professor George Smith, Co-Chair Associate Professor Lisa A. Wilder Associate Professor Joseph Cunningham Assistant Professor Huy Tran Assistant Professor Thomas Schuster Assistant Professor, DCP Suzanne Palmer Visiting Assistant Professor Richard Schott Senior Instructor Jayanthi Rajan Instructor Bonnie M. Rohde Instructor



Patrick Schmid Instructor, ADP Melissa Wells Instructor, ADP ANTHROPOLOGY Barton Thompson Associate Professor ART Richard Hamwi Professor Newton A. Perrin Professor Thomas C. Watcke Professor Kristen T. Woodward, Chair Professor Gary L. Adlestein Associate Professor Matthew Garrison Associate Professor BIOLOGY Karen A. Campbell Professor David T. Osgood Professor Stephen Mech, Chair Associate Professor Andrew Samuelsen Associate Professor Bryce Brylawski Assistant Professor Adam Hersperger Assistant Professor Erin Ventresca Assistant Professor Christina Andruk Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY Pamela G. Artz, Chair Professor Frieda L. Texter Professor Christian S. Hamann Associate Professor (Sabbatical 2014-15) Ian J. Rhile Associate Professor Christopher Graves Assistant Professor Matthew Sonntag Assistant Professor Michelle Cramer Instructor CLASSICAL LANGUAGES Robert Seesengood Associate Professor

COMPUTER SCIENCE Daniel J. Falabella, Chair Professor Wil Lindsay Assistant Professor COMMUNICATIONS Jon Bekken Associate Professor Katherine Lehman Associate Professor Jocelyn Kolb Visiting Assistant Professor Margaret Rakus, Chair Instructor



EDUCATION Rodney Warfield Professor L. Susan Seidenstricker Associate Professor Joseph S. Yarworth, Chair Associate Professor Douglas Stenberg Assistant Professor Michelle Mislevy Instructor Sheila Simyak Visiting Instructor ENGLISH Mary Jane Androne Professor (Sabbatical Fall 2014) Richard G. Androne Professor Alberto Cacicedo, Chair Professor Gary L. Adlestein Associate Professor Teresa Gilliams Associate Professor Lawrence P. Morris Associate Professor Denise Greenwood Senior Instructor ESL PROGRAM Lynnet Sanchez Instructor FASHION MERCHANDISING AND DESIGN Constance Heller-Horacek Associate Professor Paula Trimpey Associate Professor (Sabbatical Fall 2014) Doreen Burdalski, Chair Assistant Professor MeeAe Oh-Ranck Instructor HISTORY Guillaume de Syon Professor (Sabbatical 2014-15) Elizabeth W. Kiddy Professor John R. Pankratz, Chair Professor Patricia Turning Assistant Professor Hilary Aquino Assistant Professor, ADP Charles Lester Visiting Assistant Professor LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Elizabeth W. Kiddy Professor MATHEMATICS Daniel J. Falabella, Chair (Fall) Professor Christopher Catone, Chair (Spring) Associate Professor (Sabbatical Fall 2014) David B. Nawrocki Associate Professor Brittany Shelton Assistant Professor



MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE John S. Incledon (Spanish) Professor (Sabbatical Spring 2015) Karen Jogan (Spanish) Professor Newton A. Perrin (German) Professor Adam M. John (French & Spanish) Associate Professor Maria M. Melendez (Spanish) Associate Professor Arcana Albright (French) Assistant Professor Abby McGovern (Spanish) Visiting Assistant Professor Kathy Ozment (Spanish) Senior Instructor Rona Haftel (Spanish) Instructor Melissa S. Katz (Spanish) Instructor Janice Rodriguez (Spanish) Instructor Angéle Kuri (French) Visiting Instructor Lucía Sánchez Muñoz (Spanish) Visiting Instructor Silvina Mascitti, (Spanish) Visiting Instructor MUSIC Jeffrey Lentz, Co-Chair Artist in Residence Hal Weary Assistant Professor Adlai Binger, Co-Chair Senior Instructor Jesse Clark Instructor

PHILOSOPHY Lisa Bellantoni, Chair Associate Professor Fouad Kalouche Associate Professor Kristen L. Zacharias Assistant Professor PHYSICS Brian Buerke, Chair Associate Professor Devon B. Mason Associate Professor POLITICAL SCIENCE Bruce E. Auerbach Professor Irene Langran, Chair Associate Professor Theresa Smith Associate Professor Joshua Weikert Assistant Professor PSYCHOLOGY Marsha B. Green Professor Julia F. Heberle Associate Professor (Sabbatical Fall 2014) Susan M Hughes Associate Professor Brenda J. Ingram-Wallace Associate Professor Gwendolyn Seidman, Chair Associate Professor Justin Couchman Assistant Professor Keith Feigenson Assistant Professor Laura Gelety Assistant Professor, ADP



Lora Kasselman Assistant Professor, ADP Lindsay Phillips Assistant Professor, ADP Wendy Jo Bartkus Program Coordinator, ADP Organizational Behavior/Applied Psychology Program RELIGIOUS STUDIES Victor Forte Associate Professor Jennifer Koosed, Chair Associate Professor Robert Seesengood Associate Professor SOCIOLOGY Charles M. Brown Associate Professor Kennon J. Rice Associate Professor Barton Thompson, Chair Associate Professor Brian Jennings Assistant Professor Elizabeth Kiester Assistant Professor Carla Abodalo Instructor THEATRE Julia Matthews Associate Professor Paula Trimpey Associate Professor (Sabbatical Fall 2014) Wayne Vettleson, Co-Chair Associate Professor Matt Fotis, Co-Chair Assistant Professor Jeffrey Lentz Artist in Residence



FACULTY BY RANK – 2014-2015

PROFESSORS

Mary Jane Androne English Richard G. Androne English Pamela G. Artz Chemistry Bruce Auerbach Political Science Alberto J. Cacicedo English Karen A. Campbell Biology Guillaume de Syon History Daniel J. Falabella Computer Science Marsha B. Green Psychology Richard Hamwi Art John S. Incledon Spanish

Karen Jogan Spanish Elizabeth W. Kiddy History David A. Martin Econ/Business David Osgood Biology John R. Pankratz History Newton A. Perrin Art/German Farhad Saboori Econ/Business Frieda L. Texter Chemistry Rodney E. Warfield Education Thomas C. Watcke Art Kristen T. Woodward Art

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS

Gary L. Adlestein English & Art Jon Bekken English Lisa Bellantoni Philosophy Charles M. Brown Sociology Brian Buerke Physics Christopher Catone Mathematics Andrea Chapdelaine Psychology Gertrude Eguae-Obazee Accounting Victor Forte Religious Studies Matthew M. Garrison Digital Media Soma Ghosh Econ/Business Teresa Gilliams English Christian S. Hamann Chemistry Julia F. Heberle Psychology Connie Heller-Horacek Fashion Susan Hughes Psychology Brenda Ingram-Wallace Psychology Adam John French &

Spanish Fouad Kalouche Philosophy Jennifer L. Koosed Religious Studies

Irene Langran Political Science Katherine Lehman English Devon Mason Physics Julia Matthews Theatre Steven Mech Biology Maria M. Melendez Spanish Lawrence Morris English David B. Nawrocki Mathematics Ian Rhile Chemistry Kennon Rice Sociology Andrew I. Samuelsen Biology Rob Seesengood Religious Studies Susan Seidenstricker Education Gwendolyn Seidman Psychology George Smith Econ/Business Theresa Smith Political Science Paula Trimpey Fashion/Theatre Barton Thompson Anthropology Wayne Vettleson Theatre Lisa Wilder Economics Joe Yarworth Education


Vol. LVI – Bulletin #1 September 2014

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Arcana Albright French Hilary Aquino History, ADP Bryce Brylawski Biology Doreen Burdalski Fashion Justin Couchman Pyschology Joseph Cunningham Accounting Keith Feigenson Psychology Matt Fotis Theatre Laura Gelety Chemistry Christopher Graves Chemistry Adam Hersperger Biology Brian Jennings Sociology

Lora Kasselman Psych, ADP Elizabeth Keister Sociology Wil Lindsay Digital Media Lindsay Phillips Psych, ADP Thomas Schuster Acc/Bus, ADP Brittany Shelton Math Matthew Sonntag Chemistry Douglas Stenberg Education Huy Tran Econ/Bus Patricia Turning History Erin Ventresca Biology Hal Weary Music Joshua Weikert Political Science Kristen Zacharias Philosophy

VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Jocelyn Kolb Digital Media Charles Lester History

Abby McGovern Spanish Suzanne Palmer Econ/Business

ARTIS IN RESIDENCE Jeffrey Lentz Theatre/Music

SENIOR INSTRUCTORS Adlai Binger Music Denise C. Greenwood English Kathy Ozment Spanish Richard P. Schott Accounting/Econ/Bus INSTRUCTORS Carla Abodalo Sociology Jesse Clark Music Michele Cramer Chemistry Rona L. Haftel Spanish Melissa S. Katz Spanish Michelle Mislevy Education MeeAe Oh-Ranck Fashion Jayanthi Rajan Economics Margaret Rakus English Janice E. Rodriguez Spanish Bonnie Rohde Economics Lynnet Sanchez Instructor Patrick Schmid Business, ADP Hal Weary Music Melissa Wells Bus. Admin., ADP


Vol. LVI – Bulletin #1 September 2014

VISITING INSTRUCTORS Angéle Kuri, French Silvina Mascitti, Spanish Lucía Sánchez Muñoz, Spanish POSTDOCTORAL TEACHING FELLOW Christina Andruk, Biology

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