Faculty and Staff Areas of Interest

Many of you have expressed a desire to collaborate with other faculty and staff on grant proposals. You may have interests or areas of expertise outside your normal field. This web page is a great place to find out what other SNC faculty and staff are interested in and possibly locate collaborators for a grant. Please contact Sarah Ryan if you would like to arrange a meeting to discuss funding opportunities or if you'd like to be added to this list.

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Deb Anderson, human anatomy, organismal biology, paleobiology
Ravi Agarwal, software engineering and processes, evolutionary computation, mobile, platforms


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David Bailey, learning and memory
Brandon Bauer, digital photography
Linda Beane-Katner, faculty development
April Beiswenger, theatre studies
Mark Bockenhauer, geography
Mara Brecht, religious pluralism and diversity, interreligious dialogue, global Christianity
Erik Brekke, atomic and optical physics, interaction of atoms with lasers
Bridget Burke-Ravizza, Christian social ethics, Christian marriage and family, feminist theology
Shan Bryan Hanson, art conservation, exhibitions, digital equipment


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Anindo Choudhury, host-parasite associations
Karlyn Crowley, women's and gender studies
Kari Cunningham, photochemistry


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Bola Delano, multicultural education, gender and schooling
David Duquette, history of political thought, history of philosophy


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Deirdre Egan, how space and place influence identity
Brad Ellis, narrative prose of Miguel de Cervantes and Maria de Zayas, the Moriscos, female empowerment and subversion in counter-reformation Spain


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Tim Flood, geology, igneous petrology
John Frohliger, mathematics


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Mark Glantz, media studies, political communication
Corday Goddard, summer bridge program for underserved students


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Nelson Ham, surface processes, interdisciplinary research
Ashley Hill-Soderlund, development and regulation of emotion in early childhood
David Hunnicut, microbiology, bacteria, immunity
Bill Hyland, medieval monasticism, European and American church history


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Charley Jacobs, judicial process, American politics


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Leanne Kent, normative and applied ethics, neo-Aristotelian virtue ethics
Scott Kirst, science education, math education, technology education
Carrie Kissman, how disturbance affects aquatic ecosystems
Bridget Krage O'Connor, marketing and outreach, scholarships, recruitment


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Susan Landt, literacy
Terry Jo Leiterman, mathematical modeling, undergrad research
Krissy Lukens, technology for education
Jamie Lynch, role of health and education in social stratification, particularly obesity


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Laurie MacDiarmid, identity and relation issues
Joel Mann, philosophy, ethics and morals in psychology
Julie Massey, campus ministry, vocation
Nancy Mathias, service learning, leadership development and opportunities, K-12 college prep, extending learning initiatives, pipeline to college initiatives
Rebecca McKean, sedimentology, vertebrate paleontology
Bonnie McVey, computer science theory
Chris Meidl, character education, anti-bullying
Ty Meidl, education, culturally relevant pedagogy, literacy
Yoko Mogi-Hein, educational foundations, multicultural education, pedagogy


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Paul Ngo, sensation and perception


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David Pankratz, computer science, robotics
Karen Park, early modern theological history, Catholic devotionalism, women's convent writing
Wayne Patternson, history of East Asia
Marcie Paul, Honors program, Latin American literature
John Pennington, collaborative research with students, Victorian fairy tales
Brian Pirman, design, digital photography, electronic image manipulation
Bob Pyne, Great Decisions series, character education conference, study group


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Kevin Quinn, sports economics


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Kristina Reignier, language services, community outreach programs
Reid Riggle, education, service learning
Ed Risden, Shakespeare, Medieval literature, publishing fiction, Tolkein
Dan Robinson, MLK Day, Oneida study group, community service learning
Stephen Rupsch, theater studies


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Wendy Scattergood, survey center, international studies, GIS
Larry Scheich, curricular reform in Chemistry, polymer chemistry/material science
Dawn Shimura, intensive language program for Somalis


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Vickie Tashjian, African Americans in Wisconsin
Ikuko Torimoto, Japanese immigrants to the US
Alexa Trumpy, social movements, pro-life movement
Joe Tullbane, international education


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Amy Vandenberg, undergrad accounting research
Gratzia Villaroel, impact of global institutions on the development of democratic structures, significance of non-traditional actors in the political process of developing nations
Kristin Vogel, library digitization and preservation