Congratulations to the recipient of the 2020-2021 Sabbatical Awards:
Yves-Antoine Clemmen, Professor and Chair of World Languages and Cultures (French),“An evening at the Grand Guignol, Bilingual Edition of Forgotten Plays from the French Theatre of Horror.”
Joshua Eckroth, Associate Professor of Computer Science, “Implementation and Deployment of Artificial Intelligence-Based Course Advising Software at Stetson University”
Ramee Indralingam, Professor of Chemistry, “An exploratory study of corporate re-branding via communicated identity”
Asal Johnson, Associate Professor of Public Health, “A Mediation Analysis of Bladder Cancer Survival in Florida; Neighborhood, Insurance and Treatment Effects on the Risk of Death”
Camille King, Professor and Chair of Psychology, “Obese-prone: Is biology destiny?”
Michael King, Professor of Biology, “Distribution of Fos-Immunoreactive neurons across the brain elicited by taste or visceral simulation in mice”
Mitchell Reddish, Professor of Christian Studies,“John of Patmos: From Text to Legends”
Michelle Skelton, Associate Professor of Health Science, “The effects of IgY Max™ on microbial diversity of the gastrointestinal tract, gastrointestinal symptoms, and overall health and well-being in a sub-clinical
population”
Page Thanasiu, Assistant Professor of Counselor Education, “GAL Play: A Trauma Informed Model for Training Guardians ad Litem”
Daniil Zavlunov, Associate Professor of Music, “Opera in Russia during the Reign of Nicholas I (1825-1855): A Cultural History”
Wendy Anderson, Professor of Environmental Science and Studies, “Growing Food for Communities, not Commodities”
Krista Franco, Associate Professor of Theater Arts, “Storytelling through Digital Rendering Techniques”
Deborah Goldring, Professor of Marketing, “An exploratory study of corporate re-branding via communicated identity”
Danielle Lindner, Associate Professor of Psychology, “Examining Self-Objectification and its Consequences in Adolescents
Megan O’Neill, Quality Enhancement Program Director,“Writing Assessment at Small Liberal Arts Colleges”
Madhu Rao, Professor of Decision and Information Science, “Modelling and Analysis of Cumulative Warranties with Phase Type lifetime distributions”
Rajni Shankar-Brown, Professor and Jessie Ball duPont Endowed Chair of Social Justice Education, “Time for Recalibration: Engaged Scholarship for Equity and Social Justice in Education”
Rachel Core, Associate Professor, “Health and Disease in Global Asia”
William Nylen, Professor of Political Science, “Slamming the Door Shut: Educational Reform in President Bolsonaro’s Brazil”
Joshua Rust, Associate Professor of Philosophy, “Four Social Ontological Investigations”
Margaret Venzke, Associate Professor of History, “Essays on Ottoman Land Administration in the 16thCentury: A View from the Older Islamic Provinces in Eastern Anatolia and Syria, with a Particular Emphasis on Aleppo”
Nathan Wolek, Professor of Digital Arts, “Documenting the soundscape of coastal regions using audio field recordings.”