Submitted on behalf Carole Dennis and Wade Pickren, Co-chairs Research CouncilSubmitted on behalf Carole Dennis and Wade Pickren, Co-chairs Research Council
Please join us on Tuesday, November 29 for the Fall Faculty Scholarship, Research, and Creative Inquiry Fair.
This is a chance for people across department and school lines to learn more about the exciting pursuits of their colleagues and to engage with one another as members of a common learning community.
The Research Fair will take place from 3:30- 6:30 pm in the Klingenstein Lounge of the Campus Center with the first half-hour being a time for greeting and gathering. We will enjoy wine, appetizers, outstanding presentations, and excellent conversation.
At 4:00 pm the presentations will begin and will feature 5 minute lightning round talks of faculty research, scholarship and creative practices.
Faculty presenters will be:
Lightning Rounds:
4:00-4:05 Luke Keller, Professor, Physics & Astronomy
Observing Solar Systems in the Galaxy Next Door
4:06-4:11 Amy Frith, Associate Professor, HPPE
Domestic Violence: Impact on Infant Feeding
4:12-4:17 Luca Maurer, LGBT Program Director, Counseling, Health & Wellness
The Teaching Transgender Toolkit: A Facilitators Guide to
Increasing Knowledge, Decreasing Prejudice & Building Skills
4:18-4:23 Eric Machan Howd, Assistant Professor, Writing
The Use of "Slack" to Promote Applied Learning in the Teaching
of Business Communication
4:24-4:29 Fae Dremock, Assistant Professor, ENVS
Open at the Throat
4:30-4:35 Chrystyna Dail, Assistant Professor, Theatre Arts
Stage for Action: U.S. Social Activist Theatre in the 1940s
4:36-4:41 Break
4:42-4:48 Lynn Gitlow, Associate Professor, Occupational Therapy
How People with Serious Mental Illness Use and Want to
Use Everyday Technology
4:49-4:54 Barbara Ganzel, Director, Gerontology Institute
Trauma-informed Hospice and Palliative Care
4:54-4:59 Catherine Taylor, Associate Professor, Writing
You, Me, and the Violence (Inanimate Subjects)
4:59-5:04 Edward Cluett, Associate Professor, Biology
Effects of Cholesterol Traffic on the Residents of Cellular Neighborhoods
5:04-5:09 Sarah Fishel, Assistant Professor, Physical Therapy
The Impact of LSVT BIG Training on Balance and Dual-task Performance
on Individuals with Parkinson Disease: A Case Series
5:10-5:15 Jacob Brenner, Associate Professor, ENVS
State of the Science on Cannabis and the Environment
5:16-5:21 Break
5:22-5:27 Patricia Rodriguez, Associate Professor, Politics
On the Path to Global Minga
5:28-5:33 Dennis Charsky, Associate Professor, STCM
Infographics
5:34-5:39 Patrick Lewis, Assistant Professor, Recreation Leisure and Studies
Immersion Semester Program Outcomes
5:40-5:45 Chris Sinton, Associate Professor, ENVS
Drowned Islands of the Galapagos Region
5:46-5:51 Heidi Hopkins, Assistant Professor, Biology
A Biogeographical Profile of the Sand Cockroach Arenivaga floridensis
and Its Bearing on Origin Hypotheses for Florida Scrub Biota
5:52-5:57 Michael Twomey, Dana Professor of Humanities and Arts, English
Environmental Humanities in Iceland
5:58-6:03 Break
6:04-6:09 Jill Mayer, Clinical Assistant Professor, Physical Therapy
Interdisciplinary Wellness and Cancer Survivorship Program
6:10-6:15 Mara Alper, Associate Professor, MASS
Bali: Sacred Water/Surging Tourism
6:15-6:30 Social
We look forward to seeing you there.
Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact MaryAnn Taylor at mataylor@ithaca.edu or (607) 274-3113. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible.
Also see Events Calendar for information
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