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William Ames Assistant Professor of Chemistry

William Ames joined the Juniata faculty in 2013 as an assistant professor ofWilliam chemistry. Ames Previously, joined the heJuniata worked College as a visitingfaculty inassistant 2013 as professor an assistant of chemistry professor of chemistry. andPreviously, biochemistry he worked at Middlebury as a visiting College, assistant in Middlebury, professor Vt., offrom chemistry 2012 to 2013. and biochemistry at Middlebury College, in Middlebury, Vt., from 2012 to 2013. He earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics and chemistry in 2004 from MacalesterHe earned aCollege bachelor's in St.degree Paul, in Minn.,mathematics and went and onchemistry to earn ina 2004doctoral from degree Macalester in College in physicalSt. Paul, chemistryMinn., and in went 2009 on from to earnthe Universitya doctoral ofdegree Iowa, in in physical Iowa City, chemistry Iowa. inHe 2009 from the spentUniversity four yearsof Iowa, as ain postdoctoral Iowa City, Iowa.research He fellowspent fourat the years Max as Planck a postdoctoral Institute researchfor fellow at Bioinorganicthe Max Planck Chemistry, Institute in for Mulheim Bioinorganic an der Chemistry,Ruhr, Germany in Mulheim from 2009 an toder 20012. Ruhr, Germany from 2009 to 20012. Ames' research interests center on water oxidation and synthesizing non-natural compoundsAmes' research for interests use in acenter non-petroleum on water oxidation based economy. and synthesizing He also non-natural has teaching compounds for experienceuse in a non-petroleum in such subjects based as economy. General He Chemistry, also has teaching Principles experience of Chemistry, in such subjects as PhysicalGeneral Chemistry,Chemistry, andPrinciples Quantum of Chemistry,Chemistry andPhysical Spectroscopy. Chemistry, and Quantum Chemistry and Spectroscopy.

He has published research as a co-author in a variety of professional journals, includingHe has published Journal research of the as American a co-author Chemical in a variety Society, of professional Inorganic journals, Chemistry, including Journal Encyclopediaof the American of AnalyticalChemical Society,Chemistry Inorganic and Physical Chemistry, Chemistry Encyclopedia Chemical ofPhysics. Analytical Chemistry and Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics.

He is a member of the American Chemical Society, the International EPR Society andHe isPi aMu member Epsilon, of thethe honor American society Chemical for mathematics. Society, the International EPR Society and Pi Mu Epsilon, the honor society for mathematics.

Ames has extensive teaching experience, working as a graduate supervisor at the MaxAmes Planck has extensive Institute teachingfrom 2009 experience, to 2012 and working working as as a graduatea teaching supervisor assistant for at thea Max Planck varietyInstitute of from chemistry 2009 to courses 2012 andat the working as a teachingof Iowa fromassistant 2005 for to a2009. variety of chemistry courses at the University of Iowa from 2005 to 2009. Bradley Andrew Associate Professor of EconomicsDirector of the International Studies Program

A 1989 graduate of Framingham State College with a bachelor's degree in economics,A 1989 graduate Dr. Andrew of Framingham went on to Stateearn a College master's with degree a bachelor's in economics degree in 1992 in economics, Dr. andAndrew a went on in to economics earn a master's in 2002, degree both infrom economics the University in 1992 of and Connecticut. a doctorate in economics in 2002, both from the University of Connecticut. Dr. Andrew came to Juniata in 2001 from Babson College, where he worked as a visitingDr. Andrew lecturer came during to Juniata the 2000-2001 in 2001 from academic Babson year. College, From where 1996 heto worked2000, he as also a visiting lecturer wasduring an theinstructor 2000-2001 for individualacademic year.economics From courses1996 to offered2000, he at also Babson was anCollege instructor and for individual Bentleyeconomics College. courses offered at Babson College and Bentley College.

His teaching teaching interests interests include include International International Economics, Economics, Investing, Investing, Financial Financial Markets, Markets,International International Political Economy,Political Economy, Microeconomics Microeconomics and Macroeconomics. and Macroeconomics. Dr. Andrew's research Dr.focuses Andrew's on investing research strategies focuses onand investing teaching strategiesinnovations. and teaching innovations.

Dr. Andrew Andrew became became the the Chair Chair of of the the International International Studies Studies (IS) (IS) Department Department in in2002, and since 2002,then there and since has been then athere quadrupling has been ina quadrupling the number ofin the students number with of ISstudents POEs. with In the summer of IS2004, POEs. Dr. InAndrew the summer co-directed of 2004, an Dr.NEH-funded Andrew co-directed seminar titled an NEH-funded "The Role of seminar Film in International titledStudies" "The along Role with of FilmJim Roney, in International Russian professor Studies" andalong also with a member Jim Roney, of the Russian International Studies professorfaculty. The and goal also of a the member seminar of wasthe toInternational help Juniata Studies professors faculty. better The understand goal of the film, and how to seminaruse film wasas a topedagogical help Juniata tool. professors Dr. Andrew better is understandnow regularly film, integrates and how film to use and film economics music asvideos a pedagogical into his Principles tool. Dr. of Andrew Microeconomics is now regularly course. integrates film and economics music videos into his Principles of Microeconomics course. Dr. Andrew and Gabe Castro '12 won a Goodman Grant to research an investment strategy. Dr.Goodman Andrew Grants and Gabe fund Castrofaculty/student '12 won acollaborative Goodman Grant research to research projects. an Gabe investment Castro then went on strategy.to present Goodmanor co-present Grants this research fund faculty/student at five different collaborative venues, including research a very projects. competitive poster Gabepresentation Castro inthen DC went that onlyon to accepted present 8%or co-present of its applicants. this research Dr. Andrew at five counts different this experience as venues,one of the including highlights a very of his competitive career at Juniata. poster presentation in DC that only accepted 8% of its applicants. Dr. Andrew counts this experience as one of the highlights of hisIn 2007, career Dr. at Juniata.Andrew was promoted to tenured Associate Professor and in 2013 he was promoted to Full Professor. In 2007, Dr. Andrew was promoted to tenured Associate Professor and in 2013 he wasDr. Andrewpromoted is tomarried Full Professor. to Susan Andrew and has one son, Cameron.

Dr. Andrew is married to Susan Andrew and has one son, Cameron. Peter Baran Associate Professor of Chemistry

Dr. Peter Baran accepted a position as assistant professor of chemistry on the JuniataDr. Peter faculty Baran accepted in 2004 a after position working as assistant at several professor academic of chemistry positions on the at theJuniata faculty in University2004 after workingof Puerto at Ricoseveral in academicRio Piedras. positions At the at university, the University Baran of worked Puerto Ricoas an in Rio Piedras. affiliatedAt the university, researcher Baran from 2003 worked to as2004 an and affiliated worked researcher previously from as a 2003postdoctoral to 2004 and worked fellowpreviously and asvisiting a postdoctoral assistant professorfellow and from visiting 2000 assistant to 2003. professor from 2000 to 2003.

Baran graduated from TheThe SlovakSlovak TechnicalTechnical UniversityUniversity inin Bratislava,Bratislava, Slovakia Slovakia in in 1986 where he 1986earned where the equivalent he earned of the a master's equivalent degree of in a Physical master's and degree Analytical in Physical Chemistry and and a minor Analyticaldegree in pedagogy. Chemistry Heand earned a minor a degree doctoral in degree pedagogy. in Inorganic He earned Chemistry a doctoral from the same degreeuniversity in Inorganic in 1992. Chemistry from the same university in 1992.

He started his careercareer asas aa researchresearch assistantassistant atat hishis alma alma mater mater in in 1986, 1986, interrupted interrupted by compulsory bymilitary compulsory service military in the Czechoslovak service in the ArmyCzechoslovak from 1986 Army to 1987.from 1986In 1992, to 1987. after Inhis Ph.D. thesis 1992,defense, after Baran his Ph.D.was offered thesis a defense, position Baran of assistant was offered professor a position at the of Department assistant of Inorganic professorChemistry at at the The Department Slovak Technical of Inorganic University Chemistry and worked at The there Slovak through Technical 1998. In 1998, he Universityquitted his and academic worked position there throughin Bratislava 1998. and In moved1998, he to quitted industry. his For academic almost two years he positionworked forin BratislavaAmylum Slovakiaand moved in toBoleraz, industry. where For healmost supervised two years the heinstrumental worked for analysis in the AmylumQuality assurance Slovakia laboratory.in Boleraz, Atwhere the samehe supervised time he maintainedthe instrumental a contact analysis with inacademia the via a part Qualitytime position assurance at Saints laboratory. Cyril and At Methodius the same time University he maintained in Trnava, a contactSlovakia, with where he held a academiaresearch assistant via a part professor time positionposition until at Saints December Cyril 1999. and Methodius University in Trnava, Slovakia, where he held a research assistant professor position until DecemberHe has studied 1999. internationally in Germany, Greece and Puerto Rico. His research interests include chemical synthesis, X-ray crystallography, spectroscopy and magnetochemistry. He has Hetaught has studied courses internationally in general in chemistry, Germany, inorganicGreece and chemistry, Puerto Rico. solid His research state chemistry and interestscrystallography. include He chemical speaks Slovak, synthesis, Czech, X-ray Russian crystallography, and English fluently. spectroscopy He has and had a variety of magnetochemistry.professional papers He and has articles taught published courses in in publications general chemistry, such as Inorganic inorganic Chemistry, the chemistry,Journal of solid the American state chemistry Chemical and Society,crystallography. Angewandte He speaks Chemie, Slovak, Dalton Czech, Transactions, the RussianJournal of and Organic English Chemistry, fluently. Hethe hasJournal had of a Chemical variety of Crystallography, professional papers Polyhedron and and many articlesothers. published in publications such as Inorganic Chemistry, the Journal of the American Chemical Society, Angewandte Chemie, Dalton Transactions, the Journal of Organic Chemistry, the Journal of Chemical Crystallography, Polyhedron and many others. James Barlow Charles A. Dana Professor of Politics

Professor Barlow came to Juniata in 1991 from the Commission on the BicentennialProfessor Barlow of the came U.S. to Constitution Juniata in 1991in Washington, from the Commission D.C. where onhe thewas Bicentennial associate of the U.S. directorConstitution for in higher Washington, education D.C. programs where he and was staff associate historian director for thefor higher commission education programs chairman,and staff historianretired Chief for Justice the commission Warren E. chairman, Burger. He retired earned Chief his Ph.D. Justice and Warren M.A. in E. Burger. He Governmentearned his Ph.D. from and Claremont M.A. in Government , from Claremont California, Graduate where School, he was California, a where Universityhe was a UniversityFellow from Fellow 1977-80, from and 1977-80, his B.A. and in Political his B.A. Science in Political from ScienceCarleton from Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota.

Although his special areasareas ofof interestinterest areare politicalpolitical philosophy,philosophy, AmericanAmerican politicalpolitical thought, and thought,constitutional and constitutional law, he has taughtlaw, he a has broad taught range a broad of courses range ofin coursesEuropean in Europeanand American political andthought, American including political courses thought, in "Shakespeare'sincluding courses Politics" in "Shakespeare's and "Politics Politics" in Film." and Prof. Barlow "Politicsreceived Juniata's in Film." Junior Prof. Faculty Barlow Award received for Juniata's Excellence Junior in Teaching Faculty in Award 1995 and for the Beachley ExcellenceAward for Distinguished in Teaching Academic in 1995 Service and the in Beachley 2006. He was Award named for Charles Distinguished A. Dana Professor of AcademicPolitics in 2007.Service in 2006. He was named Charles A. Dana Professor of Politics in 2007. In 1998-99, Prof. Barlow was a Fulbright Scholar at Brno University of Technology and Masaryk InUniversity 1998-99, in Brno, Prof. Czech Barlow Republic. was a During Fulbright 2007-08 Scholar he was at the Brno Garwood University Visiting of Fellow in the TechnologyJames Madison and Program Masaryk in University American in Ideals Brno, and Czech Institutions Republic. at PrincetonDuring 2007-08 University. he was the Garwood Visiting Fellow in the James Madison Program in American IdealsProf. Barlow's and Institutions edition ofat Princetonselected writings University. by Gouverneur Morris, American statesman, diplomat, and member of the Constitutional Convention, is expected in 2012. He also edited three books Prof.commemorating Barlow's edition the Bicentennial of selected of writings the Constitution. by Gouverneur His articles Morris, and American book reviews have statesman,appeared in diplomat, History ofand Political member Thought, of the Constitutional Polity, The AmericanConvention, Political is expected Science in Review, The 2012.Review He of Politics, also edited Interpretation, three books The Classical commemorating Journal, and the other Bicentennial publications. of theIn addition to his Constitution.teaching at Juniata His articles and his and scholarly book reviewswriting, haveProfessor appeared Barlow in Historyhas worked of Political extensively with civic Thought,education Polity,programs The in American the U.S. and Political abroad. Science Review, The Review of Politics, Interpretation, The Classical Journal, and other publications. In addition to his teachingHe is a member at Juniata of the and American his scholarly Political writing,Science Association Professor Barlow and has haschaired worked panels, moderated extensivelydiscussions withand presented civic education papers programs at their annual in the meetings. U.S. and abroad.

HeHis iswife a memberKathleen of is thea CPA American practicing Political in Huntingdon; Science Associationthey have three and children. has chaired panels, moderated discussions and presented papers at their annual meetings.

His wife Kathleen is a CPA practicing in Huntingdon; they have three children. Kathy Baughman Swigart Associates Supported Asst. Prof. Of Business & Econ

Kathy Baughman joined the Juniata College faculty in 2009 as an assistant professorKathy Baughman of accounting. joined She the previously Juniata College served faculty as vice in president 2009 as of an finance assistant at professor of Paradiseaccounting. Datacom She previously LLC in State served College, as vice Pa. president from 2001 of finance to 2009. at Paradise Datacom LLC in State College, Pa. from 2001 to 2009. A certified public accountant, Baughman earned a bachelor's degree in accounting in A 1991certified from public Penn accountant, State University. Baughman She earnedwent on a bachelor'sto earn her degree certification in accounting as an in 1991 from accountantPenn State University.in 1993. She She is also went a oncertified to earn fraud her certificationexaminer. as an accountant in 1993. She is also a certified fraud examiner. She started her business career in 1991 as a senior accountant with KPMG Peat Marwick She started in Pittsburgh, her business Pa. career She moved in 1991 into as corporate a senior accountantfinance in with1994, KPMG when she Peat Marwick in acceptedPittsburgh, a Pa. job She as financialmoved into analyst corporate at United finance Technologies in 1994, when Corp. she accepted in Hartford, a job as financial Conn.,analyst where at United she performed Technologies audits Corp. for ina variety Hartford, of companies Conn., where owned she by performed United audits for a Technologies,variety of companies including owned Carrier, by United Otis, PrattTechnologies, & Whitney, including Sikorsky Carrier, and HamiltonOtis, Pratt & Whitney, Standard.Sikorsky and Hamilton Standard.

Baughman Baughman later later moved moved to toPratt Pratt & Whitney, & Whitney, a subsidiary a subsidiary of United of United Technologies Technologies in East inHartford, East Hartford, Conn., Conn., as a financial as a financial analyst analyst and team and leader.team leader. She was She promotedwas promoted to senior financial toanalyst senior in financial 1997, leaving analyst in in 2000. 1997, leaving in 2000.

As vice presidentpresident atat ParadiseParadise Datacom,Datacom, sheshe oversawoversaw inventoryinventory control,control, accountingaccounting procurement, procurement,payroll, billing payroll, and information billing and systems. information She also systems. established She also accounting established procedures at the accountingcompany and procedures was responsible at the company for the company's and was responsible cash flow management. for the company's cash flow management. She also assists local nonprofits by organizing fundraising activities and events. She also assists local nonprofits by organizing fundraising activities and events. Matthew Beaky Assistant Professor of Physics

Matthew M.M. Beaky Beaky joins joins the the Juniata Juniata faculty faculty in 2011 in 2011 as an asassistant an assistant professor professor of physics of fromMatthew his previousM. Beaky job joins as thean associateJuniata faculty professor in 2011 of physics as an assistant at Truman professor State Universityof physics infrom his previous Kirksville,jobphysics as an fromassociate Mo. his previousprofessor ofjob physics as an associateat Truman professorState University of physics in Kirksville, at Truman Mo. State University in Kirksville, Mo. Beaky worked worked at at Truman Truman State State since since 2000 2000 and and has has been been director director of the of theuniversity's university's Office Office of Student ofResearch Student since Research 2009. since In addition 2009. 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Beakycommunity also and managed developed the aTruman thriving Observatoryastronomy research and taught program. courses on Observational HeAstronomy earned earned a a bachelor's bachelor's and Astrophysics. degree degree in in physics physics As in manager in1989 1989 from from of Worcester the Worcester observatory, Polytechnic Polytechnic heInstitute Institutehosted in in Worcester, observatoryWorcester,Mass. He wentMass. nights on He to forwent earn the on a local master'sto earn community a degreemaster's in degree and 1992 developed andin 1992 a doctorate and a thrivinga doctorate in 1996, astronomy in both1996, from Ohio State bothUniversity. from Ohio State University. research program. After earning earning his his doctorate, doctorate, Beaky Beaky traveled traveled to to Germany Germany to to work work as anas Alexander an Alexander von von Humboldt HeHumboldtFoundation earned Foundation Research a bachelor's Fellow Research degree at theFellow inUniversity physics at the University of in Cologne. 1989 of from FromCologne. Worcester 1998 From to 2000 1998 Polytechnic he to worked 2000 as a National heResearch worked Council as a National Research Research Fellow atCouncil Duke UniversityResearch Fellowand the atArmy Duke Research University Office and in the Durham, N.C. ArmyInstitute Research in Worcester, Office in Mass.Durham, He N.C. went on to earn a master's degree in 1992 and a doctorateHe has published in 1996, his both research from in Ohio a variety State of University. professional journals, including the Information Bulletin on HeVariable has Stars, published Minor his Planet research Bulletin, in aJournal variety of the of American professional Association journals, of including Variable Star the Observers and Informationthe Journal of Bulletin Molecular on Spectroscopy. Variable Stars, Minor Planet Bulletin, Journal of the American AssociationAfter earning of Variablehis doctorate, Star Observers Beaky traveledand the Journal to Germany of Molecular to work Spectroscopy. as an Alexander vonHe has Humboldt received Foundation numerous awards Research during Fellow his at career, the University including ofthe Cologne. Allen Fellowship From for Faculty HeExcellence has received in 2011, numerous Sigma Xiawards (Kirksville during Chapter)his career, Researcher including of the the Allen Year Fellowshipin 2008, induction for into Sigma FacultyXi1998 in to 2005 Excellence2000 and he the worked in Robert 2011, as H. Sigmaa National Goddard Xi (Kirksville AwardResearch for Chapter)Council Outstanding Research Researcher Senior Fellow Physicsof the at Year MajorDuke in from Wocester 2008,UniversityPolytechnic induction andInstitute intothe ArmySigmain 1989. ResearchXi in 2005 Office and the in Robert Durham, H. Goddard N.C. Award for Outstanding Senior Physics Major from Wocester Polytechnic Institute in 1989. At Truman State, he started several popular outreach programs, including Observatory Open House in At2002.He Trumanhas He published also State, founded hehis started theresearch Truman several in State a popular variety University outreachof professional Center programs, for journals, including including in Observatory 2009. Forthe those who need InformationOpena sundial, House Beaky Bulletin in designed 2002. on Heand Variable alsobuilt one founded Stars,for the the Minoruniversity's Truman Planet solar State Bulletin, clock University garden. Journal Center of the for AmericanAstrobiology Association in 2009. For of those Variable who need Star a sundial, Observers Beaky and designed the Journal and built of Molecularone for the university'sBeaky has received solar clock nearly garden. $50,000 in external funding to support his astronomy research program. Spectroscopy. Beaky has received nearly $50,000 in external funding to support his astronomy research Heprogram. has received numerous awards during his career, including the Allen Fellowship for Faculty Excellence in 2011, Sigma Xi (Kirksville Chapter) Researcher of the Year in 2008, induction into Sigma Xi in 2005 and the Robert H. Goddard Award for Outstanding Senior Physics Major from Wocester Polytechnic Institute in 1989.

At Truman State, he started several popular outreach programs, including Observatory Open House in 2002. He also founded the Truman State University Center for Astrobiology in 2009. For those who need a sundial, Beaky designed and built one for the university's solar clock garden.

Beaky has received nearly $50,000 in external funding to support his astronomy Paula Beckenbaugh Director of Clinical Experiences

Paula Beckenbaugh joined the staff of the Juniata education department full time inPaula 1998 Beckenbaugh as director of joined clinical the experiences. staff of the Juniata A graduate education of Juniata, department she earned full time a in 1998 as bachelor'sdirector of degree clinical in experiences.early childhood/elementary A graduate of Juniata,education she in earned1992. She a bachelor's went on to degree in early earnchildhood/elementary a master's degree education in 1998 in 1992. special She education went on fromto earn Penn a master's State University.degree in 1998 in special Sheeducation has finishedfrom Penn the State coursework University. for She a doctoral has finished degree the andcoursework plans to for continue a doctoral degree and workingplans to continuetoward a workingdoctorate. toward a doctorate.

Shortly afterafter herher graduationgraduation from from Juniata, Juniata, Beckenbaugh Beckenbaugh was was hired hired by bythe the college college in in 1993 as a 1993part-time as a employeepart-time toemployee oversee toand oversee coordinate and coordinate an adult literacy an adult grant literacy in Juniata's grant in Department of Juniata'sEducation. Department In 1994, she of became Education. a teacher In 1994, at Juniata's she became Early a Childhood teacher at Education Juniata's Center on a Earlypart-time Childhood basis. She Education also worked Center part on time a part-time during thebasis. same She period also worked as the practicum part time supervisor for duringthe education the same department. period as the practicum supervisor for the education department.

As director ofof clinicalclinical experiencesexperiences in in education, education, Beckenbaugh Beckenbaugh supervises supervises student student teachers and all teacherspracticum and placements all practicum for Juniata placements students for Juniatastudying students education. studying Her area education. of specialization Her includes areamulticultural of specialization workshops includes and creativemulticultural activities workshops and she and has creative presented activities workshops and and training shesessions has presentedcentered on workshops those areas and of training expertise sessions at local centered schools on and those national, areas regional of and state expertisemeetings and at local conferences. schools She and also national, served regional as site and assistant state from meetings 1999 and to 2007 for the conferences. Governor's She also servedInstitute as for site Early assistant Childhood from Educators, 1999 to held 2007 every for summer the at Juniata. PennsylvaniaIn addition she Governor's developed a Institute skill maintenance for Early program Childhood called Educators, Summer held Bridge every for students with summerlearning disabilitiesat Juniata. Inin Huntingdonaddition she anddeveloped Lewistown a skill from maintenance 1994 to 1999. program She also called was a member of Summerthe Pennsylvania Bridge Departmentfor students of with Education learning Task disabilities Force that in rewrote Huntingdon the agency's and publication Lewistown"Growing Together." from 1994 She to also 1999. worked She as also a freelance was a memberearly intervention of the Pennsylvania consultant. Department of Education Task Force that rewrote the agency's publication "GrowingShe has developed Together." several She also courses worked within as a Juniata'sfreelance education early intervention department. consultant. Beckenbaugh also has been active beyond the education department as one of the originators of Juniata's unique She"Investing: has developed Your Future" several course. courses With Pat within Weaver, Juniata's professor education of accounting, department. she conceived and Beckenbaughdeveloped the alsocourse has and been has active team-taught beyond thethe courseeducation with department Weaver since as one its debut.of the Beckenbaugh originatorsand Weaver of collaborated Juniata's unique on an "Investing: article on theYour course Future" for thecourse. Journal With for Pat Pennsylvania Weaver, Institute of professorCertified Public of accounting, Accountants she and conceived made several and developed presentations the oncourse the courseand has at professional team-taughtconferences, the including course the with Northeastern Weaver since Association its debut. of Beckenbaugh Business, Economics and Weaver and Technology, collaboratedthe annual conference on an article of the on Middle the course States for Commission the Journal onfor HigherPennsylvania Education, Institute and PAC-TE (The ofPennsylvania Certified Public Association Accountants of and madeand Teacher several Educators). presentations on the course at professional conferences, including the Northeastern Association of Business, Economics and Technology, the annual conference of the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, and PAC-TE (The Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Teacher Educators). Hannah Bellwoar Assistant Professor of English

Hannah Bellwoar joined the Juniata faculty in 2011 as assistant professor of English.Hannah Bellwoar She comes joined tothe theJuniata college faculty from in 2011 the as Universityassistant professor of Illinois of English. at She comes Urbana-Champaign.to the college from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Bellwoar earned a bachelor's degreedegree inin EnglishEnglish inin 20002000 fromfrom TempleTemple UniversityUniversity inin Philadelphia, Philadelphia,Pa. She went on Pa. to She earn wenta master's on to degree earn ain master'sEnglish in degree 2004, inspecializing English in in 2004,writing studies, and specializingearned a doctoral in writing degree studies, in 2011, and both earned from a thedoctoral University degree of in Illinois. 2011, both from the University of Illinois. Her professional research centers on how people use health-related writings and information, Herparticularly professional how research laypeople centers use the on texts how peopleoutside use of institutionalhealth-related spaces writings such and as hospitals or information,medical facilities. particularly how laypeople use the texts outside of institutional spaces such as hospitals or medical facilities. She has been a co-author for several professional articles, published in Kairos. She also has Shepresented has been papers a co-author and given for talks several at professional professional meetings articles, andpublished conferences in Kairos. across She the country. also has presented papers and given talks at professional meetings and conferences acrossAt the the University country. of Illinois she served as assistant director of the freshman rhetoric program from 2007 to 2008 and she worked as program coordinator for the university's Programs in AtProfessional the University Writing of from Illinois 2003 she to 2005. served She as also assistant served director as a peer of adviser the freshman for instructors in the rhetoricuniversity's program Freshman from Rhetoric 2007 to Program.2008 and she worked as program coordinator for the university's Programs in Professional Writing from 2003 to 2005. She also served as a peer adviser for instructors in the university's Freshman Rhetoric Program. Randy Bennett Professor of Biology

Dr. Bennett earned his bachelor's degree in biology and chemistry from WesternMarylDr. Bennett earned and College his bachelor's in 1985 and degree his Ph.D. in biology in Oncology and chemistry from the fromUniversity WesternMaryl and ofCollege Wisconsin-Madison in 1985 and his in Ph.D. 1993. in Oncology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1993.

He came toto JuniataJuniata fromfrom Brigham Brigham Young Young University University in in Provo, Provo, Utah, Utah, where where he he was was anAssistant anAssistantProfessor of Professor Zoology. ofPrior Zoology. to that Prior position, to that Dr. position, Bennett Dr. had Bennett served hadas a servedpostdoctoral as researcher aat postdoctoral Kansas State researcher University, at Kansas a Kansas State Health University, Foundation a Kansas Scholar, Health and Foundation an adjunctinstructor at Scholar,Upper Iowa and University an adjunctinstructor in Ft. Riley, at UpperKansas. Iowa University in Ft. Riley, Kansas.

He has taught taught General General Physical Physical Sciences, Sciences, Molecular Molecular Biology, Biology, General General Genetics, Genetics, introductory introductorybiology courses biology for majors, courses and for Genes, majors, Development and Genes, Development and , and a graduateEvolution, seminar. a graduate seminar. His extensive list of publications and selected presentations includes articles in Development, HisGenes extensive and Evolution, list of publications the Journal and of selected Experimental presentations Zoology, includes Cell,and articles Development, in and Development,presentations at Genes the Midwest and Evolution, Drosophila the Conference Journal of and Experimental the Annual Zoology, Drosophila Research Cell,andConference. Development, and presentations at the Midwest Drosophila Conference and the Annual Drosophila Research Conference. He was awarded the H.P. Sturdivant Senior Biology Award from Western Maryland College in He1985,served was awarded as Beta the Beta H.P. Beta Sturdivant secretary Senior from 1984-85, Biology was Award Phi from Beta Kappa Western in 1985, was a MarylandNational Institutes College inof 1985,servedHealth Postdoctoral as Beta Betatrainee Beta from secretary 1985-90 from and 1984-85, has been was a member of the PhiSociety Beta for Kappa Developmental in 1985, was Biology a National since 1991.Institutes of Health Postdoctoral trainee from 1985-90 and has been a member of the Society for Developmental Biology sinceHe is 1991.married to Kristin Bennett.

He is married to Kristin Bennett. Bethany Benson Associate Professor of Art

Bethany Benson joined the Juniata College faculty in 2007 as assistant professor of art.Bethany She Benson comes joinedto Juniata the Juniata after working College facultyat Southern in 2007 Illinois as assistant University professor in of art. She Carbondale,comes to Juniata Ill. Sheafter earned working a bachelor'sat Southern degree Illinois in University fine arts in Carbondale, 2000 from theIll. She earned a Universitybachelor's degree of Massachusetts, in fine arts Dartmouth, in 2000 from in Dartmouth, the University Mass. of She Massachusetts, went on to Dartmouth, in studyDartmouth, at Bowling Mass. GreenShe went State on Universityto study at in Bowling Bowling Green Green, State Ohio University and earned in Bowling a Green, master'sOhio and degree earned in a finemaster's arts indegree 2007 in from fine Southern arts in 2007 Illinois from University. Southern Illinois University.

At Southern Illinois, she taughttaught thethe advancedadvanced ceramicsceramics coursecourse fromfrom 20042004 toto 20072007 and taught the andintroductory taught the "Foundations" introductory course"Foundations" in ceramics course for thein ceramics2006-2007 for academic the 2006-2007 year. She also served academicas a teaching year. assistant She also for servedthe university's as a teaching visual assistant culture course. for the university's visual culture course. In addition, Benson worked as a book conservation assistant in Morris Library at Southern InIllinois addition, from Benson 2005 toworked 2006 andas a alsobook worked conservation as a studio assistant technician in Morris at Library Southern at Illinois in the Southernceramics studio Illinois from from 2004 2005 to 2005. to 2006 and also worked as a studio technician at Southern Illinois in the ceramics studio from 2004 to 2005. Benson also has worked as a resident artist for several companies. She started her art career in Benson2001 as alsoresident has workedartist at asthe a residentWatershed artist Center for several for the companies.Ceramic Arts She in started Newcastle, her Maine. She artalso career managed in 2001 the after-schoolas resident artist ceramics at the program Watershed from Center 2002 for to the2003 Ceramic at Episcopal Arts in High School in Newcastle,Jacksonville, Maine. Fla. She also managed the after-school ceramics program from 2002 to 2003 at Episcopal High School in Jacksonville, Fla. She has exhibited her work at various galleries and museums around the country, including the SheMellwood has exhibited Arts and her Entertainment work at various Center galleries in Louisville, and museums Ky. Yeiser around Art the Cebter country, in Paducah, Ky., includingMarket House the MellwoodCraft Center Arts in Eastand EntertainmentPetersburg, Pa., Center Kent Statein Louisville, University Ky. Museum Yeiser in Kent, Ohio, Artand JingdezhenCebter in Paducah, Ceramic Ky.,Institute Market in Jingdezhen, House Craft China. Center in East Petersburg, Pa., Kent State University Museum in Kent, Ohio, and Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute in Jingdezhen, China. Judith Benz Associate Professor of German

Judith Benz, associate professor of German, came to Juniata in 2008 from Ithaca CollegeJudith Benz, in Ithaca, associate N.Y., professorwhere she ofwas German, a visiting came assistant to Juniata professor. in 2008 from Ithaca College in Ithaca, N.Y., where she was a visiting assistant professor. She earned a bachelor's degree in 1997 from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg,She earned a bachelor's Va. Before degree finishing in 1997 her from education the College at Williamof William and and Mary, Mary shein Williamsburg, studiedVa. Before German finishing history her and education literature atat Williamthe Johann and Wolfgang Mary, she Goethe studied University German history and inliterature Frankfurt, at the Germany. Johann Wolfgang She went Goethe on toUniversity earn a in master's Frankfurt, degree Germany. from She Yale went on to earn Universitya master's degree in 1999 from and Yale a University doctoral degreein 1999 inand German a doctoral literature degree in from German Yale literature from UniversityYale University in 2007. in 2007.

She started her academic career as anan instructorinstructor atat EastEast StroudsburgStroudsburg UniversityUniversity ofof Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniafrom 2005 to 2007.from 2005She also to 2007. taught She extensively also taught at extensivelyYale as a teaching at Yale assistant as a teaching and served as chair assistantof Yale's andSummer served Language as chair ofInstitute Yale's inSummer 2004. Language Institute in 2004.

She has taughttaught coursescourses inin German German language, language, German German literature literature of of the the Middle Middle Ages, Ages, post-World post-WorldWar II German War literature, II German Goethe, literature, and Goethe, King Arthur and King and theArthur Holy and Grail the inHoly literature. Grail Her research ininterests literature. focus Her on medieval research German interests literature, focus on particularly medieval the German 12th and literature, 13th centuries, and particularlycourtly culture the in 12th Germany and 13th in the centuries, Middle Ages. and courtly She also culture is interested in Germany in medievalism in the in modern MiddleGerman Ages. literature. She also is interested in medievalism in modern German literature.

She is is a amember member of ofthe theAmerican American Association Association of Teachers of Teachers of German, of German, the American the Council on Americanthe Teaching Council of Foreign on the Languages, Teaching the of German Foreign Studies Languages, Association, the German the International Studies Arthurian Association,Society, the Modern the InternationalLanguage Association, Arthurian and Society, the Wolfram the von Modern Eschenbach-Gesellschaft Language e.V. Association, and the Wolfram von Eschenbach-Gesellschaft e.V. Kathleen Biddle Associate Professor of Education

Dr. Biddle is a Licensed Pennsylvania Psychologist who specializes in assessment andDr. Biddleintervention is a for Licensed children Pennsylvania with reading Psychologist and other learning who specializes disabilities in and assessment and acquiredintervention brain for injuries. children In with this reading capacity and she other has learningconsulted disabilities with numerous and acquired private brain injuries. andIn this public capacity schools she in has the consultedCentral PA with area. numerous private and public schools in the Central PA area. Biddle is a member of the International Reading Association, Keystone Reading AssociationBiddle is a member and is President-Elect of the International of the Reading Raystown Association, Reading KeystoneCouncil. InReading addition Association and sheis President-Elect is a member of of the the Society Raystown for the Reading Scientific Council. Study In of additionReading she(SSSR) is a member of the Society for the Scientific Study of Reading (SSSR) Dr. Biddle is co-author of Strategies for Success: Classroom teaching techniques forDr. Biddlechildren is with co-author learning of Strategies differences, for published Success: Classroom by Pro-ed teaching publications techniques and for children presentlywith learning in its differences, second edition. published by Pro-ed publications and presently in its second edition.

Biddle serves as advisor to the Community Progress and Social Skills Program (COMPASS) (COMPASS)Program on campus Program which on pairs campus students which majoring pairs in students special education majoring with in special high school students educationwith disabilties with in high order school to provide students those with students disabilties with exoeriences in order to working provide in thosethe community. students with exoeriences working in the community. James Borgardt William W. Woolford Professorship in Physics

Professor Borgardt came to Juniata in 1998 from the University of Arizona, where heProfessor was a lecturer Borgardt in came physics. to JuniataHe earned in 1998 his Ph.D. from and the UniversityM.S. in Physics of Arizona, from the where he was a Universitylecturer in physics. of Arizona, He earned and his Bachelor Ph.D. and of M.S. Science in Physics degrees from in the Physics, University and of Arizona, and Mathematics,Bachelor of Science from the degrees University in Physics, of California and Mathematics, at Santa Barbara. from the University of California at Santa Barbara. He has served as a post-doctoral associate at the University of Arizona and a MedicalHe has served College as Admissions a post-doctoral Test associatePhysics Instructor. at the University He also ofco-founded Arizona and'Science a Medical College Mentors,'Admissions a community Test Physics outreach Instructor. program He also at the co-founded University 'Science of Arizona, Mentors,' which a community promotesoutreach programscience education at the University by placing of college Arizona, science which majors promotes in local science kindergarten education by placing throughcollege sciencegrade 12 majors classrooms in local to presentkindergarten interactive through demonstrations. grade 12 classrooms to present interactive demonstrations. Dr. Borgardt received an Excellence in Teaching Award from the University of Arizona,Dr. Borgardt an received AAPT Outstanding an Excellence Teaching in Teaching Assistant Award Award, from the and University has been of Arizona, an recognizedAAPT Outstanding by Lockheed Teaching Corporation Assistant for outstanding Award, contributions and has been to a recognized project. by Lockheed Corporation for outstanding contributions to a project. Dr. Borgardt has a number of publications dealing with ion beam analysis, nuclear reactionsDr. Borgardt and hasnuclear a number microprobes. of publications He has dealing also presented with ion atbeam conferences analysis, suchnuclear as reactions and thenuclear 13th microprobes.International Conference He has also on Ion presented Beam Analysis at conferences and the such14th International as the 13th International Conference on Ion the Beam Application Analysis of Acceleratorsand the 14th inInternational Research andConference Industry. on He the is Application of currentlyAccelerators serving in Research as an and officer Industry. for the He Centralis currently PA serving section as of an the officer American for the Central PA Associationsection of the of American Physics Teachers, Association and of is Physicsa member Teachers, of the American and is a member Institute of of the American Physics,Institute the of Physics,Council theon Undergraduate Council on Undergraduate Research, and Research, the Philosophy and the of PhilosophyScience of Science Association.

He liveslives inin HuntingdonHuntingdon with with his his wife, wife, Jennifer, Jennifer, and and their their two two young young boys, boys, Aiden Aiden and Soren. and Soren. Donald Braxton J. Omar Good Professor of Religion

Professor Braxton earned a bachelor's degree in religion and political science from WittenbergProfessor Braxton University earned in 1986.a bachelor's He went degree on to inearn religion a master's and politicaldegree (divinity) science fromin Wittenberg 1987University and a in doctorate 1986. He in wentEthics on and to earnSociety a master's in 1993, degree both from(divinity) the Universityin 1987 and of a doctorate in Chicago.Ethics and Society in 1993, both from the University of Chicago.

Braxton has taught at DePaul DePaul University, University, Indiana Indiana University University East, East, St. St. Norbert Norbert College, the College,University the of University Wisconsin-Oshkosh, of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, and Capital University.and Capital University.

Braxton writes writes and and publishes publishes in inthe thefield field of Religion of Religion and Science. and Science. He also He conducts also research in conductsreligion and research informaton in religion technology. and informaton technology.

He is is a a member member of of the the American American Academy Academy of Religion, of Religion, Institute Institute for Religion for Religion in the in the Age of AgeScience, of Science, the Society the Societyof Christian of Christian Ethics, andEthics, the Midatlanticand the Midatlantic International International Academy of Religion, Academyand the Society of Religion, for the andScientific the Society Study for of theReligion. Scientific Study of Religion.

He is marriedmarried toto SarahSarah Braxton.Braxton. They They have have three three children, children, Samuel, Samuel, Theodore, Theodore, and and Grace. Grace. John Bukowski Professor of Mathematics Chair, Mathematics Department

Professor Bukowski Bukowski came came to toJuniata Juniata in 1997 in 1997 after after earning earning his Ph.D. his Ph.D.and Sc.M. and inSc.M. applied in mathematicsProfessor Bukowski from Browncame to University Juniata in 1997 and aafter B.S. earning with his University Ph.D. and Honors Sc.M. in applied both mathematics mathematicsfromapplied Brown mathematics and University physics from from and Brown aCarnegie B.S. University with Mellon University University. and a B.S. Honors with in University both mathematics Honors andin physics from bothCarnegie mathematics Mellon University. and physics from Carnegie Mellon University. He was named Juniata Faculty Member of the Year at the May Day Breakfast in 2003, and previouslyHe was named he receivedJuniata Faculty Honorable Member Mention of the for Year the at President's the May Day Award Breakfast for Excellence in 2003, and in previously he TeachingreceivedHe was named from Honorable Brown Juniata MentionUniversity. Faculty for Member the President's of the Year Award at the for May Excellence Day Breakfast in Teaching in from Brown 2003,University. and previously he received Honorable Mention for the President's Award for Professor Bukowski is very active in the Mathematical Association of America (MAA). HeProfessorExcellence currently Bukowski in servesTeaching is as very Governorfrom active Brown inof theUniversity. the Mathematical Allegheny Mountain Association Section of America of the (MAA). MAA He currently (2005-08),serves as Governor representing of the the Allegheny Section Mountain on the national Section Boardof the ofMAA Governors. (2005-08), He representing is also the Section ProfessorSecretary/Treasureron the national Bukowski Board of of isthe Governors. very Special active Interest He in is the Groupalso Mathematical Secretary/Treasurer of the MAA Association on Quantitativeof the Special of America Literacy Interest Group of the (SIGMAAMAA on Quantitative QL). In 1998-99, Literacy he (SIGMAAwas a Fellow QL). of In Project 1998-99, NExT, he wasa national a Fellow program of Project of the NExT, a national MAAprogram(MAA). for of Henew the currently facultyMAA forinterested serves new faculty asin improving Governor interested the of in theteaching improving Allegheny and the learning teaching Mountain of andundergraduate Section learning of of undergraduate themathematics. MAA (2005-08), As aa resultresult representing ofof this this involvement, involvement, the Section he he is on isnow now the Co-Coordinator nationalCo-Coordinator Board of ofSection SectionGovernors. NExT, NExT, the regional Hetheversion regional is alsoof the version Secretary/Treasurerproject of in the the project Allegheny in ofthe Mountain theAllegheny Special Section. Mountain Interest Section. Group of the MAA on ProfessorQuantitative Bukowski's Literacy current (SIGMAA research QL). interests In are 1998-99,are inin thethe historyhistory he was ofof 17th a17th Fellow andand 18th18th of century Projectcentury mathematics; in NExT,mathematics;particular, a national he hasin particular, studied program the he workof has the studied of MAA the Dutch the for work new mathematician of faculty the Dutch interested Christiaan mathematician in Huygens. improving Christiaan He the recently spent two teachingHuygens.weeks performing He and recently learning historical spent ofresearchtwo undergraduate weeks on Huygensperforming mathematics.at thehistorical research As of aUtrechton resultHuygens and of Leiden, at thisthe Netherlands. Universities of Utrecht and Leiden, Netherlands. Heinvolvement, is a member he of isthe now Mathematical Co-Coordinator Association of Section of America, NExT, the theAmerican regional Mathematical version of Society, and the theHeAssociation isproject a member infor the Women of Alleghenythe Mathematical in Mathematics. Mountain Association Section. of America, the American Mathematical Society, and the Association for Women in Mathematics. Professor Bukowski has a lifelong love of music. He is an organist and pianist at Most Holy Trinity ProfessorCatholic Church BukowskiBukowski's in Huntingdon. has current a lifelong Heresearch lovehas sung of interests music. with the Heare Choral is in an the organistUnion history since and of his pianist17th arrival and at atMost18th Juniata, and he has centuryHolyperformed Trinity mathematics; with Catholic the Chamber Church in particular,inChoir Huntingdon. at Juniata he He in has hasthe studied sungpast. withHe thehas the played workChoral the ofUnion cello the since Dutchin thehis college's String arrivalEnsemble, at Juniata, as well andas with he has the performed Concert Choir, with andthe Chamberhe is an occasional Choir at Juniata member in ofthe Moore past. HeStreet Pro Musica. hasHemathematician isplayed the faculty the cello advisor Christiaan in the to thecollege's Huygens. Musical String Theatre He Ensemble, recently Club, and as spent wellhe conducted as two with weeks the the Concert pit performing orchestra Choir, for their first two historicalandmusicals, he is an'Snoopy!!!' research occasional and on member 'Once Huygens Upon of Moore a at Mattress.' theStreet Universities Pro While Musica. at Brown, ofHe is Utrecht he the directed faculty and theadvisor Leiden, Catholic to choir for four Netherlands.theyears. Musical Theatre Club, and he conducted the pit orchestra for their first two musicals, 'Snoopy!!!' and 'Once Upon a Mattress.' While at Brown, he directed the Catholic choir for fourHe is years. married to fellow Juniata mathematics professor Cathy Stenson, whom he met in the Catholic choir Heat Brown. is a They member have oftwo the young Mathematical sons, David and Association Daniel. of America, the American MathematicalHe is married to Society, fellow Juniata and the mathematics Association professor for Women Cathy in Stenson, Mathematics. whom he met in the Catholic choir at Brown. They have two young sons, David and Daniel.

Professor Bukowski has a lifelong love of music. He is an organist and pianist at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Huntingdon. He has sung with the Choral Union since his arrival at Juniata, and he has performed with the Chamber Choir at Juniata in the past. He has played the cello in the college's String Ensemble, as well as with the Concert Choir, and he is an occasional member of Moore Street Pro Musica. He is the faculty advisor to the Musical Theatre Club, and he conducted the pit orchestra for their first two musicals, 'Snoopy!!!' and 'Once Upon a Mattress.' While at Brown, he directed the Catholic choir for four years.

He is married to fellow Juniata mathematics professor Cathy Stenson, whom he Vincent Buonaccorsi Professor of Biology

Dr. Buonaccorsi earned his bachelor's degree in biology from the University of NotreDr. Buonaccorsi Dame in 1993 earned and his went bachelor's on to earn degree a doctorate in biology in marinefrom the science University from ofthe Notre Dame in College1993 and of went William on to and earn Mary a doctorate in Williamsburg, in marine Va.science in 1998. from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va. in 1998. He joined Juniata's faculty after working as a postdoctoral researcher at the SouthwestHe joined Juniata'sFisheries faculty Science after Center, working part ofas thea postdoctoral National Marine researcher Fisheries at the Service Southwest Fisheries inScience San Diego, Center, Calif. part of the National Marine Fisheries Service in San Diego, Calif.

His research research interests interests center center on onpopulation genetics and genomics, and genomics, including including population structure, population dispersal, structure, , population species dispersal, identification, speciation, molecular species evolution identification, of speciation genes, molecularand Endangered evolution Species of speciation Act issues. genes, His and graduate Endangered research Species focused Act onissues. the globalHis population graduategenetics ofresearch the blue focused marlin. on Histhe global postdoctoral population work genetics has centered of the blue on Pacific marlin. coast His rockfish. His postdoctoralteaching interests work include has centered genetics, on molecular Pacific coast ecology, rockfish. biostatistics, His teaching and ichthyology. interests include genetics, molecular ecology, biostatistics, and ichthyology. He has published articles in the journals Evolution, Molecular Ecology, Marine Biology, HeConservation has published Genetics, articles Copeia, in the journals , Ecology Molecular Notes, and Ecology, Teaching Marine Statistics. He has Biology,presented Conservation research at conferences Genetics, Copeia, of the AmericanMolecular Society Ecology of Notes, Ichthyologists and Teaching and Herpetologists, Statistics.the American He has Fisheries presented Society, research the at Society conferences for the of study the American of Organic Society Evolution, of the Tuna IchthyologistsConference, and and the Herpetologists, western Groundfish the American Conference. Fisheries He Society, also has the presentedSociety for research at the theWoods study Hole of Organic Oceanographic Evolution, Institution, the Tuna Moss Conference, Landing and Marine the western Laboratory, Groundfish Virginia Institute of Conference.Marine Science, He and also Hatfield has presented Marine researchScience Center. at the WoodsHe has Holeserved Oceanographic on an external review panel Institution,for Washington Moss SeaGrant Landing and Marine is on Laboratory, the editorial Virginia review Institute board of for Marine the journal Marine Science,Biotechnology, and Hatfield the official Marine journal Science of the Center. European He has Society served for on Marine an external Biotechnology. review panel for Washington SeaGrant and is on the editorial review board for the journal MarineHe has receivedBiotechnology, grants, the awards, official and journal subcontracts of the from European Oregon Society SeaGrant, for Marine the National Marine Biotechnology.Fisheries Service, and National Academy of Sciences' National Research Council, and the Virginia Marine Recreational Commission. He has received grants, awards, and subcontracts from Oregon SeaGrant, the NationalHe is married Marine to Kristin Fisheries Buonaccorsi Service, andand Nationalhas two sons, Academy James of and Sciences' Andrew. National Research Council, and the Virginia Marine Recreational Commission.

He is married to Kristin Buonaccorsi and has two sons, James and Andrew. Marlene Burkhardt Professor of Accounting, Business & Economics

Dr.Burkhardt came to Juniata in 2002 as associate professor of business and informationDr.Burkhardt technology. came to Juniata She earned in 2002 a magna as associate cum laude professor bachelor's of business degree and in information psychologytechnology. Sheand earnedphilosophy a magna from cum Wilkes laude College bachelor's in 1980. degree She in psychologywent on to andearn philosophy a from master'sWilkes College degree in in administration 1980. She went from on the to earnUniversity a master's of Maryland degree in in administration 1982 and from the earnedUniversity a doctorate of Maryland in in organizational 1982 and earned theory a doctorate and behavior in organizational from Penn theory State and behavior Universityfrom Penn Statein 1990. University in 1990.

Before joining Juniata's faculty, sheshe workedworked asas aa full-timefull-time businessbusiness consultantconsultant fromfrom 1998 to 2002 1998as president to 2002 of Nittany as president Research, of a firm Nittany specializing Research, in organizational a firm specializing survey development in and organizationalresearch. She survey also wasdevelopment named and a lecturer research. in She Penn also was State's named Smeal a lecturer College in of Business PennAdministration State's Smeal from College 1996 to of 1998. Business She Administration started her academic from 1996 career to 1998. as the She Anheuser-Busch startedAssistant her Professor academic of careerManagement as the at Anheuser-Busch the Wharton School Assistant of Business Professor and of Finance at the ManagementUniversity of atPennsylvania, the Wharton a Schoolposition of she Business held from and 1990 Finance to 1997. at the University of Pennsylvania, a position she held from 1990 to 1997. Before earning her doctorate, Burkhardt was an instructor in the Penn State business college from Before1986 to earning1990. Prior her to doctorate, that she was Burkhardt an office was information an instructor specialist in the at PennPenn StateState from 1985 to business1986. From college 1982 fromto 1985, 1986 Burkhardt to 1990. worked Prior to as that an administratorshe was an office in the informationJohns Hopkins University specialistApplied Physicsat Penn Laboratory.State from 1985 She to also 1986. spent From two 1982 summers to 1985, in Burkhardt 1980 and worked 1981 working as a asmanagement an administrator analyst in for the the Johns National Hopkins Aeronautics University and AppliedSpace Administration. Physics Laboratory. She also spent two summers in 1980 and 1981 working as a management analyst forHer the research National has Aeronautics been published and Spacein academic Administration. journals such as Academy of Management Journal, Harvard Business School Press and Administrative Science Quarterly. She received the HerUniversity research of has Pennsylvania been published Junior in Faculty academic Award journals in 1992 such and as Academyreceived the of Academy of Management BestJournal, Paper Harvard Award Business (OCIS Division)School Press in 1994 and andAdministrative 1995. She alsoScience served as chair of Quarterly.the Office She Information received Systemsthe University Special of Interest Pennsylvania Group Junior from 1987Faculty to Award 1988 for in the American 1992Society and of Information received the Science. Academy of Management Best Paper Award (OCIS Division) in 1994 and 1995. She also served as chair of the Office Information SystemsMarlene enjoys Special spending Interest time Group with from her 1987husband, to 1988 Russell, for and the Americantheir two children, Society Russy of and Sara. Information Science.

Marlene enjoys spending time with her husband, Russell, and their two children, Russy and Sara. Jason Chan Assistant Professor of Biology

Jason Chan came to Juniata in 2013 as an assistant professor of biology after previouslyJason Chan came working to Juniata as a in postdoctoral 2013 as an assistant research professor in cellular of biology and after molecular previously working neurobiologyas a postdoctoral at the research University in cellular of Southern and molecular California, neurobiology in Los Angeles, at the Calif. University of Southern California, in Los Angeles, Calif.

Chan earned a bachelor's degree in neuroscience and behavior in 2002 from WesleyanChan earned University, a bachelor's in Middletown, degree in Conn. neuroscience He went and on to behavior earn a doctorate in 2002 in from Wesleyan 2007University, from the in Tufts Middletown, University Conn. School He of went Medicine on to in earn Medford, a doctorate Mass. From in 2007 2007 from the Tufts toUniversity 2013, Chan School worked of Medicine at the Zilkhain Medford, Neurogenetic Mass. From Institute 2007 to at 2013, the University Chan worked of at the Zilkha SouthernNeurogenetic California. Institute at the University of Southern California.

As a a researcher, researcher, Chan Chan studies studies animal animal behavior behavior and nerve and nervecommunication communication or synaptic or transmission synapticin an invertebrate transmission organism in an called invertebrate C. elegans, organism which called is a wormlike C. elegans, organism which called is a a nematode. wormlikeHe is currently organism researching called a acellular nematode. signaling He ispathway currently in neurons researching that regulate a cellular animal behavior. signaling pathway in neurons that regulate animal behavior.

He has published his research in several professional journals, including Journal of Neuroscience, HeGenes has and published Development, his research Molecular in several and professionalCellular Neuroscience journals, including and Neuroscience. Journal of Neuroscience, Genes and Development, Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience and Neuroscience. He has team-taught a course in Biological Psychology and worked as a teaching assistant in a course on Behavioral Neurobiology. In 2001 he received a Laboratory of Integrative HeNeuroscience has team-taught Fellowship a course at the in University Biological of Psychology Illinois-Chicago and worked as a teaching assistant in a course on Behavioral Neurobiology. In 2001 he received a Laboratory of Integrative Neuroscience Fellowship at the University of Illinois-ChicagoHe is a member of the Society for Neuroscience and the Genetics Society for America.

He is a member of the Society for Neuroscience and the Genetics Society for America. Kathleen Clarke Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts

Kate ClarkeClarke joined joined the the Juniata Juniata faculty faculty in 2009in 2009 after after serving serving as a asresident a resident artist artistand guest and facultyKate Clarke member joined with the The Juniata Gravity faculty Project in at2009 Juniata after College serving from as a 2007resident to 2009.artist and guest faculty member withguest The faculty Gravity member Project withat Juniata The CollegeGravity from Project 2007 atto Juniata2009. College from 2007 to 2009.She attended the Oberlin (College) Conservatory of Music and went on to earn a bachelor'sShe attended degree the Oberlin from Oberlin(College) College Conservatory in Oberlin, of Music Ohio and in 1990.went on She to earn also a earned bachelor's a degree from master'sOberlin College degree in in Oberlin, fine arts Ohio in theatrein 1990. in She 2000 also from earned the a Universitymaster's degree of Washington in fine arts in theatre in 2000 Seattle,fromShe attendedthe Washington. University the Oberlin of Washington (College) in Seattle, Conservatory Washington. of Music and went on to earn a bachelor's degree from Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio in 1990. She also earned She worked worked as as a ateaching teaching assistant assistant at atthe the University University of Washington of Washington for a for year a in year the in 1998-1999 the academic 1998-1999yeara master's and went degree academic on in to fine year become arts and ain went membertheatre on toin of become 2000 the People's from a member the Touring University of the Project People's of Washington in 2002. Touring She taught acting, Projectinmovement Seattle, in 2002.Washington. and singing She taught as an acting, adjunct movement instructor and of theatre singing and as an dance adjunct at Tulane instructor University of during the theatre2002-2003 and academicdance at Tulane year. University during the 2002-2003 academic year. She workedworked as as an a adjunct teaching instructor assistant ofof theatreattheatre the Universityandand dancedance atat of CUNYCUNY Washington HunterHunter College Collegefor a year duringduring in the 2005-2006 theacademic 2005-20061998-1999 year. academic academic year. year and went on to become a member of the People's Touring Project in 2002. She taught acting, movement and singing as an adjunct At Juniata, Juniata, she she directed directed the the college's college's production production of of"Pippin" "Pippin" in 2007 in 2007 and andoversaw oversaw the production the of more productionthaninstructor a dozen of original more theatre solo than and pieces a dozen dance created original at by Tulane students solo pieces University during created the 2007-2008 during by students the academic 2002-2003 during year. the academic2007-2008 year.academic year. Throughout her professional , she has maintained a performing career in theatre, film and television. ThroughoutShe has performed her professional in regional life, theatre she hasproductions maintained of "Beehive!"a performing "Company," career in theatre, and "Grease." film She also has andtouredShe worked television. in "Twelfth as an She Night," adjunct has "The performedinstructor Country of in Wife," theatre regional "King and theatre Lear"dance and productionsat CUNY"The Cherry Hunter of Orchard." "Beehive!" College during"Company," the 2005-2006 and "Grease." academic She also year. has toured in "Twelfth Night," "The Country Wife," "KingShe also Lear" has andperformed "The Cherry in such Orchard." television shows as "Third Watch" and "Northern Exposure," and the films "Crocodile Tears" and "The Lesson." She is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and Actors' Equity SheAtAssociation. Juniata, also has she performed directed the in suchcollege's television production shows of as "Pippin" "Third Watch"in 2007 and and "Northernoversaw theExposure," production and of the more films than "Crocodile a dozen Tears" original and solo "The pieces Lesson." created She by is astudents member during of the ScreenShe has Actors been a Guild member and of Actors' Juniata's Equity Gravity Association. Project since 2007 and was a member of the Annex Theatre in Seattle,the 2007-2008 Washington academic from 1990 year. to 1997. She has been a member of Juniata's Gravity Project since 2007 and was a member of the ThroughoutAnnexShe teaches Theatre such her in Seattle,specialties professional Washington as Fitzmaurice life, from she 1990Vocal has to maintained Technique, 1997. Linklater a performing Vocal careerTechnique in and Alexander Technique. She also teaches singing for actors and physical releasing and movement. Shetheatre, teaches film such and specialties television. as SheFitzmaurice has performed Vocal Technique, in regional Linklater theatre Vocal productions Technique of "Beehive!"andKate Alexander is a certified "Company," Technique. Associate She and Teacher also "Grease." teaches of Fitzmaurice Shesinging also for Voicework®, has actors toured and physical in and "Twelfth is releasinga narrator Night," and for ACX/Audible "Themovement.Audiobooks. Country Wife," "King Lear" and "The Cherry Orchard." Kate is a certified Associate Teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework®, and is a narrator for SheACX/Audible also has Audiobooks.performed in such television shows as "Third Watch" and "Northern Exposure," and the films "Crocodile Tears" and "The Lesson." She is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and Actors' Equity Association.

She has been a member of Juniata's Gravity Project since 2007 and was a member of the Annex Theatre in Seattle, Washington from 1990 to 1997.

She teaches such specialties as Fitzmaurice Vocal Technique, Linklater Vocal Technique and Alexander Technique. She also teaches singing for actors and physical releasing and movement. Lynn Cockett Professor of Communication

Dr Cockett earned a bachelor's degree in English with a secondary teaching certificationDr Cockett earnedfrom a bachelor's College degree in 1989. in English She went with on ato secondary earn a master's teaching degree certification from inMessiah library College science in in 1989. 1993 Sheand wenta doctorate on to earn in communicationa master's degree in in2000, library both science from in 1993 and a Rutgersdoctorate University. in communication in 2000, both from .

Previously, Dr. Dr. Cockett Cockett worked worked as an as assistant an assistant professor professor and director and of director undergraduate of studies at undergraduateRutgers from 2000 studies to at 2001. Rutgers She from also 2000 worked to as 2001. an Sheinstructor also worked in Rutgers' as an communication instructordepartment in from Rutgers' 1999 communication to 2000. department from 1999 to 2000.

Her research interests interests focus focus on on group group interaction, interaction, particularly particularly how how professional professional work practices workrelate practicesto issues relateof identity. to issues She of has identity. taught Shecourses has taughtin Organizational courses in Organizational Communication, Qualitative Communication,Research Methods, QualitativeGroup Communication, Research Methods,Interpersonal Group Communication, Communication, and Communication Interpersonaland Information Communication, Theory. In addition, and Communication she has taught library and Information science courses Theory. in genre In fiction and addition,public library she hasservices taught to libraryyouth. science courses in genre fiction and public library services to youth. Dr. Cockett's research has been published in the journals Knowledge Quest and Library Trends. Dr.She Cockett's has written research chapters has been in the published following in the books: journals Identity Knowledge Matters: Quest Communication-Based and LibraryExplorations Trends. and She Explanations; has written Youngchapters Adults in the in following Public Libraries: books: Identity A Handbook Matters: of Materials and Communication-BasedServices; Mosaics of Meaning: Explorations Enhancing and Explanations; the Intellectual Young Life Adults of Young in Public Adults Through Libraries:Literature; A and Handbook African of AmericanMaterials and Voices Services; in Young Mosaics Adult of Meaning: Literature: Enhancing Tradition, Transition, theTransformation. Intellectual Life She of also Young presented Adults research Through at Literature; meetings and of the African International American Communication VoicesAssociation, in Young the Adult National Literature: Communication Tradition, AssociationTransition, Transformation. and the Association She also for Library and presentedInformation research Science at Education. meetings of the International Communication Association, the National Communication Association and the Association for Library and InformationDr. Cockett Sciencehas served Education. on a variety of professional and academic committees. She also was a member of the board of directors for the Children's Literature Council of Pennsylvania from 1994 Dr.to 1998 Cockett and hasserved served as the on group'sa variety president of professional in 1997. and She academic received thecommittees. Graduate She Student Teaching alsoAward was from a member the International of the board Communication of directors for Association the Children's (ICA) Literature in 1999. Council She is a member of ofICA Pennsylvania and the national from Communication 1994 to 1998 and Association. served as Dr.the Cockettgroup's waspresident awarded in 1997.the Henry and Joan SheR. Gibbel received Award the for Graduate Excellence Student in Teaching Teaching in 2006. Award from the International Communication Association (ICA) in 1999. She is a member of ICA and the nationalLynn and Communication her husband, William Association. White have Dr. a Cockett daughter was Hannah awarded and thereside Henry in Huntingdon. and Joan R. Gibbel Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2006.

Lynn and her husband, William White have a daughter Hannah and reside in Huntingdon. Celia Cook-Huffman W. Clay and Kathryn H. Burkholder Professor of Conflict Resolution

Dr. Cook-Huffman teaches in the Peace and Conflict Studies program and is the AssociateDr. Cook-Huffman Director of teaches the Baker in the Institute Peace and for Conflict Peace and Studies Conflict program Studies. and Her is the Associate backgroundDirector of the combines Baker Institute peace studies for Peace with and specialized Conflict Studies. training Her and background education incombines peace conflictstudies withresolution, specialized , training gender,and education and mediation. in conflict The resolution, focus of her nonviolence, teaching gender, and ismediation. on understanding The focus how of conflict her teaching affects isindividuals, on understanding communities how and conflict the world affects individuals, system.communities In exploring and the conflict, world system.Dr. Cook-Huffman In exploring asks conflict, students Dr. to Cook-Huffman think about both asks students to howthink toabout wage both conflicts how to productively wage conflicts as productively well as how as to well resolve as how them. to Inresolve all her them. In all her courses, she she encourages encourages students students to think to think creatively creatively about aboutconflict conflict and the anddangers the dangers and andopportunities opportunities it brings it brings to our to .our lives.

Outside the the classroom, classroom, Dr. Dr. Cook-Huffman Cook-Huffman has worked has worked with the with college the community, college churches, community,school and small churches, businesses, school teaching and small mediation businesses, and conflict teaching resolution mediation skills, and and providing conflictcommunity resolution mediation skills, services and providingunder the auspicescommunity of themediation Baker Institute. services under the auspices of the Baker Institute.

Her research focuses on the impact of social identity on conflict and the relationship between Hergender research issues focusesand conflict. on the She impact received of the social Juniata identity Junior on Faculty conflict Distinguished and the Teaching relationshipAward in 1996. between She has gender a B.A. issues in peace and studies conflict. and She conflict received resolution the Juniata from JuniorManchester College, Facultyan M.A. Distinguished in peace studies Teaching from theAward University in 1996. of She Notre has Damea B.A. where in peace she studies was an International andScholars conflict Program resolution Fellow, from and Manchester a Ph.D. fromCollege, Syracuse an M.A. University. in peace Shestudies currently from holds the W. theClay University and Kathryn of H.Notre Burkholder Dame where Professorship she was inan Conflict International Resolution. Scholars Program Fellow, and a Ph.D. from Syracuse University. She currently holds the W. Clay andShe Kathrynis married H. to Burkholder the Assistant Professorship Dean of Students in Conflict Daniel Resolution. Cook-Huffman. They have two children, Jesse and Grace. She is married to the Assistant Dean of Students Daniel Cook-Huffman. They have two children, Jesse and Grace. Sarah Jane DeHaas Martin G Brumbaugh Professor of Education

Professor DeHaas joined Juniata in 1997 after completing her work as an associate professorProfessor ofDeHaas special joined education Juniata at thein 1997 University after completing of Northern her Colorado. work as Shean associate earned professor of aspecial Ph.D. educationin special ateducation the University and human of Northern development Colorado. and familyShe earned studies a Ph.D. from inPenn special education Stateand human University, development M.Ed. and in family special studies education/educational from Penn State leadership University, from M.Ed. in special Providenceeducation/educational College, and leadership her B.S. from in special Providence and elementary College, and education her B.S. from in special and Slipperyelementary Rock education University from of Slippery Pennsylvania. Rock University of Pennsylvania.

Dr. DeHaas DeHaas teaches teaches Adolescent Adolescent Development, Development, Assessment Assessment in Special in Special Education, Education, Social, Social,Emotional, Emotional, and Behavioral and Disorders, Behavioral Differentiated Disorders, Instruction, Differentiated Instruction, for Students with AdaptationsExceptionalities, for Students and Issues with in Exceptionalities,Special Education. and Issues in Special Education.

Her interests interests focus focus on on pedagogy pedagogy for for both both general general and and special special education education teacher teacher candidates related candidatesto working relatedeffectively to working with students effectively with with diverse students needs. with She diverse is also needs.interested She inis the impact of alsodisabilities interested on the in social the and impact emotional of disabilities development on of the young social girls. and Dr. emotional DeHaas has published developmentnumerous articles of young and bookgirls. chapters Dr. DeHaas and has givenpublished many numerous professional articles presentations. and book chapters and has given many professional presentations. Professor DeHaas is certified to teach elementary education and special education in ProfessorPennsylvania DeHaas and is Rhode certified Island. to teach She elementary holds Director education of Specialand special Education education and Elementary inPrincipal Pennsylvania certificates and in Rhode Pennsylvania Island. She and holdsRhode Director Island. of Special Education and Elementary Principal certificates in Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. William Dickey Assistant Professor of English

William Dickey joins Juniata's faculty in 2007 as an instructor in English after servingWilliam as Dickey a part-time joins lecturer Juniata's at Juniata faculty from in 2007 2004 as to an2007. instructor in English after serving as a part-time lecturer at Juniata from 2004 to 2007. He earned a bachelor's degree in English in 2000 from Shippensburg University in Shippensburg,He earned a bachelor's Pa. He wentdegree on in to English earn a inmaster's 2000 from degree Shippensburg in English Universityin 2003 from in Shippensburg, thePa. He University went on to of earn New a master's Orleans. degree He earned in English the doctoralin 2003 from degree the fromUniversity Indiana of New Orleans. UniversityHe earned theof Pennsylvaniadoctoral degree in 2010.from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 2010.

Dickey's research andand scholarshipscholarship interestinterest focusesfocuses onon how how terrorism terrorism is is represented represented in literature. in literature. He started his teaching experience while still in graduate school, working as a writing tutor and Heinstructor started of his English teaching composition experience from while 2000 still to 2003. in graduate He worked school, as aworking writing instructor as a at Tulane writingUniversity tutor in andNew instructor Orleans duringof English the 2003-2004composition academic from 2000 year. to 2003.He also He worked worked as an instructor asin languagea writing andinstructor literacy at education Tulane University at Penn State in New University Orleans from during 2005 the to 2003-2004 2007. academic year. He also worked as an instructor in language and literacy education atHe Penn served State as facultyUniversity advisor from for 2005 Juniata to 2007. Noise, a music periodical published by students. He was nominated for Outstanding Teaching Assistant at the University of New Orleans in 2003. He served as faculty advisor for Juniata Noise, a music periodical published by students. He was nominated for Outstanding Teaching Assistant at the University of New Orleans in 2003. Daniel Dries Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Dr. Dan Dries came to Juniata College as an Assistant Professor of Chemistry in JanuaryDr. Dan 2013.Dries Dr.came Dries to Juniata earned Collegehis bachelor's as an Assistantdegree with Professor honors ofin Chemistrybiochemistry in January 2013. fromDr. Dries the University earned his of bachelor'sDelaware in degree 2000 and with his honors doctorate in biochemistry from the University from the of University of California,Delaware in San 2000 Diego and inhis 2007. doctorate from the University of California, San Diego in 2007.

It was was through through the the Honors Honors Program Program at atUD UD that that Dr. Dr.Dries Dries first firstbegan began doing doingresearch. Dr. Dries research.worked on Dr. organic Dries synthesisworked on in organicthe lab synthesisof Dr. Douglass in the labTaber of Dr.(Chemistry) Douglass before Taber moving to Dr. (Chemistry)Melinda Duncan's before lab moving (Biology), to Dr. in Melinda which Duncan's he conducted lab (Biology), and wrote in his which senior he thesis on the conductedfunction of anda novel wrote protein, his senior bves. thesis At UC on San the Diego,function Dr. of Dries a novel worked protein, in the bves. lab Atof Dr. Alexandra UCNewton San (Pharmacology), Diego, Dr. Dries where worked he used ina number the lab of ofbiophysical Dr. Alexandra and biochemical Newton approaches to (Pharmacology),understand the nature where of the he interaction used a number of protein of kinase biophysical C (PKC) and with biochemical cellular membranes. In approaches2007, Dr. Driesto understand began a the postdoctoral nature of the fellowship interaction studying of protein the kinase role of C the(PKC) gamma-secretase withcomplex cellular in neurological membranes. disease In 2007, while Dr. Dries in Dr. began Gang a Yu's postdoctoral lab at the fellowship University of Texas studyingSouthwestern the role Medical of the Center gamma-secretase in Dallas, TX. complex in neurological disease while in Dr. Gang Yu's lab at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas,Dr. Dries TX. maintains an active lab studying both the biochemistry and the physiological role of the gamma-secretase complex in the brain. While at UT Southwestern, Dr. Dries received a Hartwell Dr.Biomedical Dries maintains Research Fellowship an active andlab astudying Ruth L. both Kirschstein the biochemistry National Research and the Service Award physiological(NRSA) for Individual role of thePostdoctoral gamma-secretase Fellows. complexDr. Dries inhas the published brain. Whilein the Journal at UT of Biological Southwestern,Chemistry and Dr. has Dries authored received several a Hartwell reviews Biomedical and one bookResearch chapter. Fellowship Dr. Dries and is principally aresponsible Ruth L. Kirschstein for teaching National biochemistry Research at Service Juniata Award College (NRSA) and for is Individual an active devotee of Postdoctoralproblem-based Fellows. learning. Dr. He Dries also has serves published as the in faculty the Journal advisor of for Biological the Juniata College ChemistryUndergraduate and has Affiliate authored Network several (UAN) reviews of and the one American book chapter. Society Dr. for Dries Biochemistry is and principallyMolecular Biology responsible (ASBMB). for teaching biochemistry at Juniata College and is an active devotee of problem-based learning. He also serves as the faculty advisor for theOriginally Juniata from College Southeastern Undergraduate Pennsylvania Affiliate (Gilbertsville), Network (UAN) Dr. of Dries the enjoys American hiking, camping, Societygolfing, forultimate Biochemistry Frisbee, anddisc Moleculargolf, football, Biology ice hockey, (ASBMB). and anything else that gets him outdoors. Dr. Dries and his wife (a retired professional ballet dancer for City Ballet of San Diego) have one Originallyson, Julian, who from is Southeasternequally thrilled Pennsylvania with the outdoors. (Gilbertsville), Dr. Dries enjoys hiking, camping, golfing, ultimate Frisbee, disc golf, football, ice hockey, and anything else that gets him outdoors. Dr. Dries and his wife (a retired professional ballet dancer for City Ballet of San Diego) have one son, Julian, who is equally thrilled with the outdoors. Philip Dunwoody Associate Professor of Psychology

Philip Dunwoody joins the Juniata College faculty as assistant professor of psychologyPhilip Dunwoody in 2004 joins directly the Juniata from the College faculty faculty of Mercer as assistant University professor in Macon, of psychology Ga., in 2004 wheredirectly he from worked the as faculty a visiting of Mercerassistant University professor from in Macon, 2003 to Ga., 2004. where he worked as a visiting assistant professor from 2003 to 2004. Dunwoody earned bachelor's degree in psychology in 1994 from Richard Stockton CollegeDunwoody of New earned Jersey, bachelor's in Pomona, degree N.J. in psychologyHe went on in to 1994 earn froma master's Richard degree Stockton in College of 1998New Jersey, and a in doctoralPomona, degreeN.J. He inwent 2000, on to bothearn a in master's cognitive degree and in experimental1998 and a doctoral degree psychology,in 2000, both and in cognitiveboth from and the experimentalUniversity of psychology,Georgia in Athens, and both Ga. from the University of Georgia in Athens, Ga. Dunwoody has taught courses in scientific inquiry, introductory psychology, cognition,Dunwoody judgmenthas taught andcourses decision in scientific making, inquiry, political introductory psychology, psychology, statistics cognition, and judgment researchand decision methods. making, He politicalwas a member psychology, of the statistics Graduate and Psi research Chi honor methods. society He at thewas a member of Universitythe Graduate of PsiGeorgia Chi honor from society1996 to at 2000 the University and served of as Georgia vice president from 1996 from to 19972000 and served as tovice 1999. president He received from 1997 the Bestto 1999. Paper He Presentation received the Award Best Paperat the Presentation1999 Convention Award at the 1999 forConvention Behavioral for Sciences, Behavioral and Sciences, received and the received Best Investigator the Best Award Investigator from Awardthe from the Brunswick Society in 1999. He He also also received received the the Herbert Herbert Zimmer Zimmer Award Award for for Excellence in ExcellenceResearch from in Research the University from the ofUniversity Georgia of in Georgia 2000. Inin 2000. 1997, In he 1997, served he served a graduate summer afellowship graduate summerat the U.S. fellowship Air Force at Officethe U.S. of AirScientific Force OfficeResources of Scientific at Brooks Resources Air Force Base, Texas. atThe Brooks project Air centered Force Base,on decision Texas. making The project during centered airplane on threat-identification decision making during tasks. airplane threat-identification tasks. His research focuses on applying principles from the field of Judgment and Decision Making to Hispolitical research psychology. focuses He on has applying published principles articles in from several the professional field of Judgment journals, and including a piece Decisionon the effects Making of to the political foreign psychology. policy of He preemption has published in Peace articles and in Conflict several (available at professionalhttp://faculty.juniata.edu/dunwoody/DunwoodyHammond2006.pdf). journals, including a piece on the effects of the foreign He policy has also of published in preemptionPsychological Reports, in SMU Peace Law Review, and Human Conflict Factors, The (available Journal of Psychology, at Journal http://faculty.juniata.edu/dunwoody/DunwoodyHammond2006.pdf).of Behavioral Decision Making, and Theory and Decision. He has also published in Psychological Reports, SMU Law Review, Human Factors, The Journal of Psychology, Journal of Behavioral Decision Making, and Theory and Decision. Ann Echols Associate Professor of Accounting, Business and Economics

Ann Echols Echols joined joined the the Juniata Juniata faculty faculty in 2012 in and 2012 is anand Associate is is an an Associate Associate Professor of Professor Professor Accounting, of Accounting,BusinessAnn Echols and joined Business Economics, the Juniata and specializing Economics, faculty in in2012 Management.specializing and is an Associate in Most Management. recently, Professor before Mostof Accounting, coming recently, to Business Juniata,before and Economics, comingAccounting,Echolsspecializing taughtto Juniata, in Businessfor Management. Ohio Echols University'sand taught Most Economics, recently, for MBA Ohio beforeProgram,specializing University's coming and forin toMBA Juniata,Management. 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She Management, enjoys gardening the Academy and caring of forManagement her many dogs, Learning cats, &rabbits, Education and guinea Journal, pigs. and She for lives the with Academy her husband, of Management Stuart, and Journal.daughter, She Karina, served in Port for Henry Escuadro Associate Professor of Mathematics

Henry Escuadro comes to Juniata in 2006 as an assistant professor of mathematics. Previously,Henry Escuadro Escuadro comes worked to Juniata as a doctoralin 2006 teachingas an assistant associate professor at Western of mathematics. Michigan Previously, UniversityEscuadro worked in Kalamazoo, as a doctoral Mich. teaching from 2001 associate to 2006. at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Mich. from 2001 to 2006. He earned a master's degree in mathematics in 1994 from Ateneo de Manila UniversityHe earned ina master'sthe Philippines degree andin mathematics went on to earn in 1994 a master's from degreeAteneo in de mathematics Manila University in the inPhilippines 1997, from and the went same on institution. to earn a He master's earned degree his doctoral in mathematics degree from in Western 1997, from the same Michiganinstitution. in He 2006. earned his doctoral degree from Western Michigan in 2006.

His research focuses focuses on on graph graph theory theory and and combinatorics. combinatorics. He He has has collaborated collaborated on on research in researchgraph theory in graph on detour theory distances on detour and distances edge coloring and edge as applied coloring to as interconnected applied to graphs.. He interconnectedreceived the 2005 graphs.. Graduate He receivedResearch the Scholar 2005 AwardGraduate from Research Western Scholar Michigan. Award He also received fromthe University's Western Michigan.Charles H. HeButler also Excellence received in the Teaching University's Award Charles in 2004. H. Butler Excellence in Teaching Award in 2004. Before coming to Western Michigan University he taught at Ateneo de Manila University. He Beforewas an coming assistant to instructor Western from Michigan 1994 University to 1995 and he antaught instructor at Ateneo from de 1997 Manila to 2001. He also University.served as Officer-in-Charge He was an assistant of the instructor mathematics from department 1994 to 1995from 1999 and anto 2000. instructor from 1997 to 2001. He also served as Officer-in-Charge of the mathematics departmentHis research from has 1999 been to 2000. published in such professional journals such as the Journal of Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial Computing, the International Journal of Graphs Hisand research Combinatorics has been and published Mathematica in such professional Bohemica. Hejournals also such has as presented the Journal his research at ofprofessional Combinatorial meetings Mathematics and conferences and Combinatorial nationally and Computing, internationally. the International Journal of Graphs and Combinatorics and Mathematica Bohemica. He also has presentedHe has taught his researchcourses in at combinatorics, professional meetings graph theory and and conferences mathematical nationally proofs, and as well as other internationally.basic math courses. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society and the Pi Mu Epsilon Honor Society. He has taught courses in combinatorics, graph theory and mathematical proofs, as well as other basic math courses. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society and the Pi Mu Epsilon Honor Society. Grace Fala Professor of Communication

Professor Fala Fala teaches teaches courses courses in public in publicspeech, small speech, group small presentations, group presentations, interpersonal communication,Professor Fala teaches intercultural courses communication,in public speech, andsmall rhetoric group presentations, at Juniata. She interpersonal graduated communication, summainterculturalinterpersonal cum laude communication, communication, with a B.A. andin interculturalspeech rhetoric communication at Juniata.communication, She and graduated a minor and inrhetoric summa music, cumatand Juniata. has laude an with a B.A. in SheM.A.speech graduated in communication philosophy summa from and cum West a laudeminor Chester with in University.music, a B.A. and in She has speech received an M.A. communication her in philosophyPh.D. in speech and from a West Chester minorcommunicationUniversity. in music, She atreceived and The has Pennsylvania her an Ph.D.M.A. in State speechphilosophy University. communication from Her West scholastic at Chester The Pennsylvaniahonors University. include State She the University. Her Kathrynscholastic DeBoer honors include Distinguished the Kathryn Teaching DeBoer Award Distinguished in 1992 (P.S.U.);Teaching TheAward West in 1992 Chester (P.S.U.); The West UniversityChesterreceived University her Foundation Ph.D. Foundation in Awardspeech in Awardcommunication 1976; in The 1976; Institute The at TheInstitute for WomenPennsylvania for WomenGraduate State Graduate Award University. inAward 1986, in 1986, and the HerandWoman thescholastic of Woman the Year honors of Award the include Year in 1997. Award the In Kathryn 1998, in 1997. she DeBoer Inearned 1998, Distinguishedthe she Junior earned Faculty theTeaching Teaching Junior FacultyAward award at Juniata. Teaching award at Juniata. Shein 1992 taught (P.S.U.); communication The West courses Chester at Penn University State's Delaware Foundation County Award Campus, in 1976; Villanova The University and SheInstituteWest taught Chester for communication Women University, Graduate courses and wasAward at anPenn in elementary 1986,State's andDelaware music the Woman teacherCounty of Campus, before the Year pursuing Villanova Award her doctorate in inUniversitycommunication. 1997. In and 1998, WestIn sheaddition Chester earned to University,theher Juniorteaching Faculty and at Juniata, was Teaching an she elementary teaches award continuing music at Juniata. teacher education before courses at Penn pursuingState. her doctorate in communication. In addition to her teaching at Juniata, she teaches continuing education courses at Penn State. SheDr. Fala taught has presented communication conference courses papers at for Penn the International State's Delaware Communication County Association, Campus, the National VillanovaDr.Communication Fala hasUniversity presentedAssociation, and conferenceWest the EasternChester papers Communication University, for the and International Association, was an elementary and Communication the Speech music Communication Association,Association of the Pennsylvania. National CommunicationShe has conducted Association, research on thethe rhetoric Eastern of Communication woman's suffrage, the rhetoric Association,ofteacher sexual before orientation, and pursuing the the Speech coming her Communication doctorate out process, in language communication.Association & empowerment, of Pennsylvania. In addition communication She to herhas & diversity, teachingconductedgender communication, at research Juniata, on she the creativity teaches rhetoric andcontinuing of woman'scommunication, education suffrage, and the courses transactional rhetoric at ofPenn sexuallistening. State. orientation, the coming out process, language & empowerment, communication & diversity, gender communication,An active member creativity of the Speech and communication, Communication and Association transactional of listening.Pennsylvania, she has chaired numerous interestDr. Fala councils has presented and has been conference a member papersof the Executive for the Board International for the past Communication nine years. Association,An active member the of the National Speech Communication Communication Association Association, of Pennsylvania, the Eastern she has chairedShe has numerousworked as interest a debate councils judge, and a communication has been a member consultant, of the Executiveand a speech Board coach. for theWhile teaching at pastJuniata,Communication nine Graceyears. supervises Association, the annual and Soap the Speech Box Speeches, Communication the Great Orations Association (GO) ofProgram, and the Pennsylvania.Alternative Ways She of hasLoving conducted (AWOL) research Program. on the rhetoric of woman's suffrage, the rhetoricShe has worked of sexual as a orientation,debate judge, the a communication coming out process, consultant, language and a speech & empowerment, coach. While teachingHer personal at Juniata, and professionalGrace supervises views the of annual education Soap Box can Speeches, be summed the upGreat in Orations a few sentences: 'My (GO)vocation/avocationcommunication Program, and isthe & to Alternative create diversity, possibilities Ways gender of forLoving learning/lovingcommunication, (AWOL) Program. to occur. creativityThat's why I andthink good teachers communication,do less talking & more and transactionallistening.' listening. Her personal and professional views of education can be summed up in a few sentences: 'MyShe andvocation/avocation a friend share a isfarmette to create with possibilities two horses, for 8 hens,learning/loving 5 ducks, 2 tocats, occur. and That's2 bunnies. why I thinkAn active good memberteachers doof lessthe talkingSpeech & Communication more listening.' Association of Pennsylvania, she has chaired numerous interest councils and has been a member of the Executive BoardShe and for a friend the past share nine a farmette years. with two horses, 8 hens, 5 ducks, 2 cats, and 2 bunnies.

She has worked as a debate judge, a communication consultant, and a speech coach. While teaching at Juniata, Grace supervises the annual Soap Box Speeches, the Great Orations (GO) Program, and the Alternative Ways of Loving (AWOL) Program.

Her personal and professional views of education can be summed up in a few sentences: 'My vocation/avocation is to create possibilities for learning/loving to occur. That's why I think good teachers do less talking & more listening.'

She and a friend share a farmette with two horses, 8 hens, 5 ducks, 2 cats, and 2 Alison Fletcher Associate Professor of History

Alison Fletcher joined the Juniata College faculty in 2007 as an assistant professor ofAlison history. Fletcher She previouslyjoined the Juniataworked College at as assistant faculty professor in 2007 as of an history assistant at Kentprofessor State of history. She Universitypreviously fromworked 2003 at asto assistant2007. professor of history at Kent State University from 2003 to 2007.

She earned a a bachelor's bachelor's degree degree in in history history in in 1992 1992 from from Bryn Bryn Mawr Mawr College College in inBryn Mawr, Pa. BrynShe went Mawr, on toPa. earn She a wentmaster's on todegree earn ina master'shistory in degree 1995 andin history a doctorate in 1995 in history and a in 2003, both doctoratefrom The Johns in history Hopkins in University, 2003, both in fromBaltimore, The Md. Johns Hopkins University, in , Md. Fletcher is currently working on a book, Faith in Empire: The London Missionary Society and Fletcherthe Building is currently of British working Colonial on Modernity,a book, Faith which in Empire: is based The on herLondon doctoral Missionary research centering on Societyhow British and evangelical the Building missionaries of British Colonialfunctioned Modernity, as part of whichthe British is based empire on in her southern Africa doctoraland Madagascar research and centering how returning on how missionariesBritish evangelical and their missionaries converts came functioned to England as and became partindependent of the British influences empire on colonialin southern policy. Africa and Madagascar and how returning missionaries and their converts came to England and became independent influencesAt Juniata, on she colonial teaches policy. introductory and upper-level courses on European history and has previously taught courses on British history, the British Empire, Women in Britain and The AtHistorian's Juniata, Craft.she teaches She has introductory published severaland upper-level articles in courses professional on European journals, history including Minerva: andJournal has onpreviously Women taughtand War courses and History on British of Religions. history, the British Empire, Women in Britain and The Historian's Craft. She has published several articles in professional journals,She started including her teaching Minerva: career Journal as a ongraduate Women student and War at andJohns History Hopkins, of Religions. working as a teaching assistant from 1994 to 1995. She held a series of jobs as an instructor in history from 1997 to She2003 started at the herUniversity teaching of career Pennsylvania as a graduate (1997, student 2001-2003), at Johns St, Hopkins, Joseph's working University as (1997-1998), aCedar teaching Crest assistant College from (1998), 1994 and to Bryn 1995. Mawr She held College a series (2000). of jobs as an instructor in history from 1997 to 2003 at the University of Pennsylvania (1997, 2001-2003), St,She Joseph's has presented University her research(1997-1998), at various Cedar conferences,Crest College including (1998), andthe BrynInternational Mawr Congress of CollegeHistorical (2000). Sciences at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, and the Conference on Imperial and Post-Colonial Historical Studies at Michigan State University in SheLansing, has presentedMich. her research at various conferences, including the International Congress of Historical Sciences at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia,Fletcher received and the theConference 2006 Graduate on Imperial Applause and TeachingPost-Colonial Award Historical from Kent Studies State at and was named Michigana Teaching State Scholar University in 2004. in In Lansing, 1992 she Mich. received the Helen Taft Manning History Prize.

Fletcher received the 2006 Graduate Applause Teaching Award from Kent State and was named a Teaching Scholar in 2004. In 1992 she received the Helen Taft Manning History Prize. Amy Frazier-Yoder Assistant Professor of Spanish

Amy Frazier-Yoder arrived at Juniata in 2009 as an instructor in Spanish in the DepartmentAmy Frazier-Yoder of World arrived Languages. at Juniata Shein 2009 previously as an instructor worked in in Spanish a variety in the of Department of instructionalWorld Languages. positions She at previously the University worked of Virginiain a variety in Charlottesville, of instructional Va.. positions at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Va.. She earned a bachelor's degree in Spanish and journalism in 1999 from WashingtonShe earned a& bachelor'sLee University degree in inLexington, Spanish andVa. journalismShe went on in to 1999 earn from a master's Washington & Lee degreeUniversity in Spanish in Lexington, literature Va. in She 2004 went from on theto earn University a master's of Virginiadegree in and Spanish is due literature to in 2004 receivefrom the her University doctorate of from Virginia the university and is due in to 2009. receive her doctorate from the university in 2009.

Frazier-Yoder has has taught taught Spanish-American Spanish-American literature literature courses courses as a aslecturer a lecturer at Virginia at from 2008 Virginiato 2009 andfrom also 2008 taught to 2009 a variety and also of taughtcomposition a variety and of languagecomposition courses and languageas a graduate teaching coursesassistant as from a graduate 2002 to teaching 2008. assistant from 2002 to 2008.

During her time time at at the the university, university, she she worked worked as as a atutor tutor in in the the Virginia Virginia athletic athletic department and departmentdesigned a and course designed on Spanish a course for on Health Spanish Care for Health Professionals. Care Professionals. In addition, In she served as addition,administrator she and served activities as administrator director for and the Virginia activities international director for language the Virginia program in Lima, internationalPeru. language program in Lima, Peru.

She alsoalso spentspent aa year year in in Ecuador Ecuador in in1997 1997 at theat theSchool School for Internationalfor International Training Training as as part of a partWashington of a Washington & Lee journalism & Lee journalism department department scholarship, scholarship, and received and receiveda Rotary a Scholarship to Rotaryspend a Scholarship year in Buenos to spend Aires, a Argentinayear in Buenos in 1994-1995. Aires, Argentina in 1994-1995.

Her research research interests interests center center on on exploring exploring the the "character "character creator" creator" in fiction in fiction and andliterature, and she literature,has presented and papers she hasat the presented Kentucky papers Foreign at Language the Kentucky Conference, Foreign the LanguageConference of Hispanic Conference,and Spanish-American the Conference Poetry ofand Hispanic the Mountain and Spanish-AmericanInterstate Foreign Language Poetry and Conference. the Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference. Douglas Glazier Professor of Biology

Dr. GlazierGlazier came came to to Juniata Juniata in in1980 1980 from from the Ecologicalthe Ecological Society Society of America of America where hewhere was technicalDr. Glazier editor came .to He Juniata has taughtin 1980 afrom variety the Ecological of courses Society in biology, of America ecology, where evolution, he was technical editor ,.he He was has technicaltaught environmentala variety editor of . coursesHe science,has intaught biology, and a generalvariety ecology, education.of evolution, courses His inbiogeography, biology, research ecology, interests environmental science, evolution,includeand general the functionaleducation.biogeography, His biology research environmental and life-historyinterests include science, evolution the andfunctional of mammals general biology education.and and crustaceans, life-history His evolution of researchanimalmammals ecology and interests crustaceans, of soils include and animal freshwater the ecology functional springs, of soils biology the and ecology freshwater and of life-history land springs, invasions, the evolution ecologybiological of land invasions, correlatesbiological of correlates species geographic of species ranges, geographic patterns ranges, of taxonomic patterns ofdiversity, taxonomic and diversity,the scaling and of the scaling of metabolismmammals andwith with crustaceans, body body size. size. Dr. Dr. animalGlazier Glazier ecologyhas has published published of soils over over and50 50research freshwater research articles, articles, springs, as well as well the as as chapters in ecologychaptersseveral books in of several landon the invasions, books biology on of the biologicalamphipods biology of and correlates amphipods freshwater of and springs, species freshwater and geographic the springs, evolution ranges,and of the life histories and parental care. patternsevolution of of taxonomiclife histories diversity, and parental and care. the scaling of with body size. Dr. Dr.Glazier Glazier has was published awarded overthe Beachley 50 research Distinguished articles, Academic as well asService chapters Award in inin several 2000,2000, and Templeton booksandAwards Templeton on in the 2002 biology Awards and 2003 of in amphipods 2002for the and course 2003 and 'God, forfreshwater the Evolution course springs, 'God, and Culture', Evolution and the co-taught evolution and Culture', with of Randy Bennett, co-taughtDonald Braxton with Randy and XinliBennett, Wang. Donald He Braxton has been and a visitingXinli Wang. researcher He has at been the a Wells visiting Reserve (Maine), researcherSavannahlife histories River at and the Ecology Wellsparental Reserve Laboratorycare. (Maine), (South Savannah Carolina), River University Ecology Laboratory of Sheffield (South (United Kingdom), Carolina),University University of Lecce of (Italy), Sheffield Pomona (United College Kingdom), (California), University University of Lecce (Italy), of Tasmania Pomona (Australia), and Dr.CollegeStellenbosch Glazier (California), wasUniversity awarded University (South the Africa).Beachley of Tasmania Distinguished (Australia), Academic and Stellenbosch Service UniversityAward in (South Africa). Over2000, 70 and undergraduate Templeton Awardsand graduate in 2002 students and 2003at Juniata for theCollege course and 'God, other Evolution institutions and have worked with Culture',OverDr. Glazier 70 undergraduateco-taught on various with research and Randy graduate projects Bennett, students and internships.Donald at Juniata Braxton Seventeen College and ofXinli and these other Wang. students institutions He have has been co-authors beenhaveon various workeda visiting publications, with researcher Dr. Glazier and severalat onthe various Wellshave won researchReserve awards projects (Maine), for presentations and Savannah internships. of Rivertheir Seventeen work Ecology at ofregional meetings theseof Beta students Beta Beta, have a been national co-authors biological on varioushonor society. publications, Dr. Glazier and several is a member have won of 9 awards professional societies, forandLaboratory has presentations been a(South manuscript of their Carolina), reviewer work at for University regional 72 different meetings of scientific Sheffield of Betajournals, Beta (United and Beta, a grant Kingdom), a nationalproposal reviewer for 8 Universitybiologicalfunding agencies honor of Lecce society.(including (Italy), Dr. theGlazier Pomona National is a College memberScience (California),ofFoundation). 9 professional HeUniversity wassocieties, also recentlyof and Tasmania has selectedbeen to be on the aEditorial manuscript Board reviewer of the journal for 72 Physiologicaldifferent scientific and Biochemical journals, and Zoology. a grant proposal reviewer for(Australia), 8 funding and agencies Stellenbosch (including University the National (South Science Africa). Foundation). He was also recently selectedHe has served to be on on many the Editorial Juniata CollegeBoard of committees, the journal including Physiological those and involved Biochemical in the planning of the OverZoology.Department 70 undergraduate of Environmental and Science graduate and students Studies started at Juniata in 1998, College and of and the othernew facilities at the Raystown Field Station completed in 2007. He has been an advisor for the Juniata College chapter of Beta HeBetainstitutions has Beta, served a Councilor have on many worked and Juniatacontinuing with College Dr. member Glazier committees, for the on Council various including on researchUndergraduate those involved projects Research, in and the and a member internships.planningof the Pennsylvania of the Seventeen Department Biological ofof Environmental these Survey students (Invertebrate Science have and Technical been Studies co-authors Committee).started in 1998, on He various and has of also served as a publications,themember new of facilities graduate and at several student the Raystown committees have won Field at awards Stationthe University for completed presentations of Maryland in 2007. ofand He their the has University work been an at of Portsmouth advisor(United Kingdom). for the Juniata College chapter of Beta Beta Beta, a Councilor and continuing memberregional for meetings the Council of Betaon Undergraduate Beta Beta, Research, a national and biological a member honorof the Pennsylvania society. Dr. GlazierBiologicalDr. Glazier's is Survey ateaching member (Invertebrate and of research 9 Technical professional have beenCommittee). societies,supported He andbyhas grants, also has served beenawards as a aand manuscript member fellowships of from many reviewergraduateorganizations, studentfor 72including different committees Sigma scientific atXi, theNational Universityjournals, Science and of Foundation, a Maryland grant proposal Pew and Charitable the reviewer University Trusts, for of8 Howard Hughes PortsmouthMedical Institute, (United R.K. Kingdom). Mellon Foundation, von Liebig Foundation, and the Templeton Foundation. Hefunding is a member agencies of (including the Walker theTownship National Zoning Science Board Foundation). and the Walker He Township was also Community Park recentlyDr.Planning Glazier's Committee. selected teaching to andHe be isresearch on married the Editorialhave to Juniatabeen Boardsupported biology of byprofessor the grants, journal Debraawards Physiological Kirchhof-Glazier and fellowships and and they have fromtwo children, many organizations,Brynda and Darron, including and two Sigma cats ET Xi, and National Casper. ScienceHe enjoys Foundation, hiking, reading, Pew natural history, CharitableiceBiochemical skating, Trusts, travelling, Zoology. Howard and manyHughes kinds Medical of sports Institute, (especially R.K. Mellon tennis). Foundation, von Liebig Foundation, and the Templeton Foundation. He has is a served member on of many the WalkerJuniata TownshipCollege committees, Zoning Board including and the those Walker involved Township in Community Park Planning Committee. He is married to Juniata biology professor Debra Kirchhof-Glazierthe planning of andthe Departmentthey have two of children, Environmental Brynda andScience Darron, and and Studies two cats started ET and in 1998,Casper. and He enjoysof the hiking,new facilities reading, atnatural the Raystown history, ice Field skating, Station travelling, completed and many in 2007.kinds Heof sports has (especially been an advisor tennis). for the Juniata College chapter of Beta Beta Beta, a Councilor and continuing member for the Council on Undergraduate Research, and a member of the Pennsylvania Biological Survey (Invertebrate Technical Committee). He has also served as a member of graduate student committees at the Fay Glosenger Dilling Professor of Early Childhood Education

Dr. Fay Glosenger, a graduate of the Pennsylvania State University, joined the JuniataDr. Fay facultyGlosenger, in 1982 a graduate after teaching of the Pennsylvania first and sixth State grades University, in the East joined Lycoming the Juniata faculty in School1982 after District. teaching Recognized first and sixththroughout grades her in the professional East Lycoming career School for teaching, District. Recognized internationalthroughout her education, professional and leadership, career for Dr. teaching, Glosenger international is the recipient education, of several and leadership, Dr. awards,Glosenger including is the recipient the Outstanding of several PA awards, Teacher including of the Year the Award, Outstanding the Christian PA Teacher R. of the Year andAward, Mary the F.Christian Lindback R. and Foundation Mary F. Lindback Award for Foundation Excellence Award in Teaching,for Excellence the in Teaching, Beachleythe Beachley Award Award for for Distinguished Distinguished Academic Academic Service, Service, and and the the Athena International InternationalLeadership Award. Leadership She held Award. the Martin She held G. Brumbaugh the Martin Endowed G. Brumbaugh Chair in Endowed Education from 1999 Chairto 2007 in and Education was awarded from 1999the Dilling to 2007 Endowed and was Chair awarded in Early the Childhood Dilling Endowed Education September Chair2007. Glosengerin Early Childhood chaired Juniata's Education Education September Department 2007. Glosenger for 21 years. chaired Juniata's Education Department for 21 years. Dr. Glosenger's primary area of interest is early childhood education. She teaches courses in child Dr.development, Glosenger's community primary area and of familyinterest relationships, is early childhood children's education. literature, She teaches and early childhood courseseducation. in child Successful development, grant work community includes and funding family from relationships, PDE to host children's the PA Governor's literature,Institutes forand Early early Childhoodchildhood education.Education fromSuccessful 2000-2009 grant andwork Gahagan includes Foundation funding funding for fromJuniata's PDE International to host the Teacher PA Governor's Education Institutes Project. for A Early strong Childhood advocate Education for study abroad, Dr. fromGlosenger 2000-2009 has visited and multipleGahagan study Foundation abroad funding sites in thefor Czech Juniata's Republic, International England, , TeacherIreland and Education Northern Project. Ireland A andstrong spent advocate two sabbaticals for study abroad,as a visiting Dr. Glosenger scholar in has residence at St. visitedMargaret's multiple School study in Edinburgh abroad sitesand Aberlady in the Czech Primary Republic, in East Lothian, England, Scotland. Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland and spent two sabbaticals as a visiting scholar in residenceDr. Glosenger at St. and Margaret's her husband, School Harry in Stroup, Edinburgh reside and in Huntingdon Aberlady Primary with their in Labrador East Retriever Lothian,Bailey. TheirScotland. daughter Keveney practices law in Houston, Texas where she lives with her husband Raul Avila. Dr. Glosenger and her husband, Harry Stroup, reside in Huntingdon with their Labrador Retriever Bailey. Their daughter Keveney practices law in Houston, Texas where she lives with her husband Raul Avila. Peter Goldstein John Downey Benedict Professor of English

Professor Goldstein, B.A., cum laude, Harvard University; J.D., University of SouthernProfessor California; Goldstein, Ph.D., B.A., University cum laude, of California, Harvard University; Los Angeles; J.D., practiced University law of Southern fromCalifornia; 1979-1984 Ph.D., before University pursuing of hisCalifornia, Ph.D. Los Angeles; practiced law from 1979-1984 before pursuing his Ph.D. His academic honors include the Fred Weld Herman Prize from the Academy of AmericanHis academic Poets honors in 1988include and the theFred William Weld Herman Andrews Prize Clark from Memorialthe Academy Library of American Poets Dissertationin 1988 and theFellowship, William Andrews1990-91. Clark Memorial Library Dissertation Fellowship, 1990-91.

At Juniata, he he teaches teaches a a wide wide variety variety of of courses courses including including British British Literature Literature 1600-1800, 1600-1800,Nineteenth CenturyNineteenth British Century Literature, British Literature, , Science Contemporary Fiction, Contemporary Poetry, Poetry Writing, Poetry,Forms of Poetry Literature, Writing, and Forms College of WritingLiterature, Seminar. and College Writing Seminar.

He has has delivered delivered papers papers for forconferences conferences and published and published critical criticalessays and essays reviews and reviews for forpublications publications on on Renaissance Renaissance literature. literature. He He was was formerly formerly thethe AreaArea Chair for for the the Fantasy and FantasyScience and Fiction Science Section Fiction of theSection Popular of the Culture Popular Association, Culture Association, and has and presented has papers and presentedpublished papersbook reviews and published on science book fiction. reviews He on has science published fiction. science He has fiction published poetry in Star*Line scienceand Dreams fiction and poetry Nightmares. in Star*Line and Dreams and Nightmares.

He is is an an avid avid soccer soccer fan, fan, reading reading worldwide worldwide publications publications in English, in English, French, French, German, Spanish, German,and any Spanish, other languages and any other he can languages decipher, he andcan decipher, contributing and regularly contributing to the website regularlywww.planetworldcup.com to the website He's www.planetworldcup.com also very much into classical He's alsomusic, very so if much you hear into the CD player classicalsomewhere music, in Quinter so if you House, hear the you CD know player who somewhere it is. He andin Quinter his wife House, Louise you have their lives knowcompletely who itcontrolled is. He and by his four wife dogs Louise and eight have cats. their lives completely controlled by four dogs and eight cats. Richard Hark Chair, Chemistry Department H. George Foster Chair of Chemistry Dr. Richard HarkHark has has taught taught at at Juniata Juniata College College in inHuntingdon, Huntingdon, PA PAsince since 2001. 2001. He wasHe promotedDr. Richard to Harkfull professor has taught in at2007 Juniata and currentlyCollege inserves Huntingdon, as Chairperson PA since of 2001.the Department He was promoted to full ofprofessorwas Chemistry. promoted in 2007 Dr. to andfull Hark currently professor earned serves a in bachelor's 2007 as Chairperson and degree currently in of chemistry the serves Department as from Chairperson theof Chemistry. University of the Dr. of Hark earned a DepartmentRochesterbachelor's degreein of Rochester, Chemistry. in chemistry N.Y. Dr. infrom Hark 1984, the earned whereUniversity a he bachelor's worked of Rochester with degree Andrew in Rochester,in chemistry Kende N.Y. on from thein 1984, where he thesynthesisworked University with of antineoplasticAndrew of Rochester Kende agents. on inthe Rochester, Hesynthesis went on of N.Y. toantineoplastic earn in a 1984, doctorate agents. where in He organic he went worked chemistryon to with earn a doctorate in fromorganic the chemistry University from of Pennsylvania the University in of 1996. Pennsylvania in 1996. Andrew Kende on the synthesis of antineoplastic agents. He went on to earn a doctorateHis graduate in organicwork involvedinvolved chemistry aa projectproject from with withthe UniversityK.K. C.C. NicolaouNicolaou of Pennsylvania directeddirected at at the the in synthesis synthesis1996. of of a acomplex marine complexnatural product, marine Brevetoxinnatural product, A. He Brevetoxin completed A. his He doctoral completed studies his doctoral with Madeleine studies with Joullié where he Madeleinesynthesized Joullié a large number where heof synthesizednovel ninhydrin a large analogs number as ofreagents novel forninhydrin visualizing analogs latent as fingerprints on reagentsHisporous graduate surfaces. for visualizing work The involvedlatter latent studies a fingerprintsproject were supported with on K. porous C.by Nicolaouand surfaces. conducted directed The in latterconjunction at the studies synthesis with were the ofsupportedSecret a complex Service. by and This marine conducted effort natural led into conjunctionDr. product, Hark's Brevetoxincontinuing with the interest United A. He Statesin completedforensic Secret science. Service. his doctoral This effort led to Dr. Hark's continuing interest in forensic science. Dr.studies Hark with began Madeleine his academic Joullié career at where Marietta he College synthesized in 1993. a largeHe was number promoted of novelto associate professor ninhydrinDr.in 1999 Hark and began analogs also hisserved as academic reagents as director career for of visualizing atthe Marietta Honors latent Program College fingerprints infrom 1993. 1999 Heon to porous was2001. promoted Hesurfaces. also toworked briefly as Theassociatean instructor latter professor studies at Haverford werein 1999 supported College and also in byserved Haverford, and asconducted director Pa., in of in1990 the conjunction Honors and at ProgramWidener with the fromCollege United 1999 in Chester, Pa. in to1989. 2001. He He received also worked the Marietta briefly Collegeas an instructor Outstanding at Haverford Faculty CollegeAward inin 2000Haverford, and the Pa., Edward in G. Harness 1990FellowshipStates and Secret at for Widener Service.Distinctive College This Teaching effortin Chester, inled 1998. to Pa. Dr. He in Hark'sreceived1989. Hecontinuing the received Juniata theinterestCollege Marietta Outstandingin forensic College Faculty Award science.Outstandingin 2004 and theFaculty Henry Award H. '57 in and 2000 Joan and R. the Gibbel Edward Award G. Harness for Teaching Fellowship Excellence for Distinctive in 2007. Teaching in 1998. He received the Juniata College Outstanding Faculty Award in 2004 andDr. the Hark's Henry current H. '57 and research Joan R. efforts Gibbel are Award focused for Teaching on the Excellence application in of2007. Raman spectroscopy and laser-inducedDr. Hark began breakdown his academic spectroscopy career at (LIBS) Marietta to theCollege analysis in 1993. of artworks He was and promoted archeological artifacts, toDr.geomaterials, associate Hark's current professor and research items in of 1999efforts forensic and are interest.alsofocused served on His the as work applicationdirector has been of of the publishedRaman Honors spectroscopy inProgram a variety of journals, andincluding laser-induced the Canadian breakdown Journal spectroscopy of Chemistry, (LIBS) the to Journal the analysis of Forensic of artworks Identification, and Applied archeologicalSpectroscopy,from 1999 to artifacts,2001.Synthetic He geomaterials, Communications,also worked and briefly itemsTetrahedron as ofan forensic instructor Letters, interest. atSpectrochimica Haverford His work College hasActa-B, been in Applied Optics, publishedHaverford,the Journal inof Pa., aRaman variety in 1990Spectroscopy, of journals, and at the Widener including Journal Collegeof the the Canadian American in Chester, Journal Chemical Pa. of Chemistry,Society in 1989. and He theProceedings of the receivedJournalNational of Academythe Forensic Marietta of Identification,Sciences College (USA).Outstanding Applied Dr. Hark Spectroscopy,Faculty has served Award Syntheticon in a 2000number Communications,and of the professional Edward and academic Tetrahedroncommittees. He Letters, is a member Spectrochimica of the American Acta-B, Applied Chemical Optics, Society, the the Journal American of Raman Academy of Forensic Spectroscopy,Science,G. Harness the InternationalFellowship the Journal forAssociation of Distinctive the American for Identification,Teaching Chemical in 1998. Societythe Optical He and received Society Proceedings ofthe America Juniata of the and the Society CollegeNationalfor Applied Academy Outstanding Spectroscopy. of Sciences Faculty Dr. Hark (USA). Award is alsoDr. in Harka 2004 certified has and served hazardous the Henryon a materialsnumber H. '57 of specialist and professional Joan and R. volunteers with Gibbelandthe Huntingdon academic Award committees.for County Teaching Emergency He Excellence is a member Management in 2007. of the Agency. American In addition Chemical to Society, teaching the introductory and Americanadvanced levelAcademy organic of Forensicand analytical Science, chemistry the International he has taught Association a forensic for scienceIdentification, laboratory course and thecurrently Optical is Societypart of an of interdepartmentalAmerica and the Societycolloquium for Applied called "The Spectroscopy. Chemistry Dr.of Art".Hark is also Dr.a certified Hark's hazardous current research materials effortsspecialist are and focused volunteers on with the application the Huntingdon of Raman County spectroscopyEmergencyDr. Hark is Managementoriginally and laser-induced from Agency. the Buffalo, Inbreakdown addition NY area.to spectroscopy teaching He has introductory lived (LIBS) abroad andto in the advanced Finland analysis andlevel of spent a yearlong organicsabbatical and in analyticalEngland at chemistry University he College has taught London a forensic and the scienceVictoria laboratory and Albert course Museum. and He has traveled currentlyextensivelyartworks isand partin Europearcheological of an interdepartmental and visited artifacts, Egypt, colloquium geomaterials, Israel and called . and "The items RichardChemistry of forensicand of his Art". wife,interest. Memory, have five Hischildren work and has one beengrandchild. published in a variety of journals, including the Canadian Dr. Hark is originally from the Buffalo, NY area. He has lived abroad in Finland and spent aJournal yearlong of sabbatical Chemistry, in England the at Journal University of College Forensic London Identification, and the Victoria Applied and AlbertSpectroscopy, Museum. Synthetic He has traveled Communications, extensively in Tetrahedron and Letters, visited Egypt, Spectrochimica Israel and Acta-B,Morocco. AppliedRichard and Optics, his wife, the Memory, Journal ofhave Raman five children Spectroscopy, and one grandchild. the Journal of the American Chemical Society and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA). Dr. Hark has served on a number of professional and academic committees. He is a member of the American Chemical Society, the American Academy of Forensic Science, the International Association for Identification, the Optical Society of America and the Society for Applied Spectroscopy. Dr. Hark is also a certified hazardous materials specialist and volunteers with the Huntingdon Holly Hayer Sabbatical Fall Semester

Holly Hayer joins the Juniata faculty in 2005 as an assistant professor of Spanish. SheHolly graduated Hayer joins valedictorian, the Juniata summafaculty incum 2005 laude, as an in assistant 1985 with professor studies of in Spanish. Spanish She graduated andvaledictorian, Finance at summa Ursinus cum College laude, and in 1985the University with studies of Salamanca,in Spanish andSpain. Finance She spent at Ursinus College fourand the years University as a commercial of Salamanca, credit Spain. analyst She and spent lender four in years Philadelphia, as a commercial PA before credit analyst and attendinglender in graduatePhiladelphia, school PA at beforeGeorgetown attending University graduate and school the Catholic at Georgetown University University in and the Quito,Catholic Ecuador. University She in Quito, earned Ecuador. her M.S. She and earned Ph.D. her degrees M.S. and in Ph.D. 1991 degrees and 1997, in 1991 and 1997, respectively, from from Georgetown, Georgetown, having having been been a university a university fellow, fellow, earning earning an outstanding an student outstandingaward in Spanish student Linguistics, award in and Spanish serving Linguistics, as Assistant and Program serving Director as Assistant in Spanish for Basic ProgramLanguage Director Instruction in Spanish for students for Basic in the Language School Instruction of Foreign for Service. students Hayer in the taught at the Schoolundergraduate of Foreign and Service.graduate Hayerlevels taughtat the Universityat the undergraduate of Illinois andat Chicago graduate (UIC) levels and was one of ateleven the University faculty members of Illinois in a at field Chicago of over (UIC) 400 and to be was named one of a SILVER eleven faculty CIRCLE AWARD membersSEMI-FINALIST in a field FOR of over TEACHING 400 to be EXCELLENCE. named a SILVER While CIRCLE at UIC, AWARD she designed and SEMI-FINALISTimplemented a Spanish FOR languageTEACHING curriculum EXCELLENCE. with an annual While enrollment at UIC, she of designedover 1200 students and andtrained implemented over 25 instructors a Spanish languageprimarily curriculum from Argentina, with an Chile, annual Mexico enrollment and Spainof regarding overmaterials 1200 development, students and test trained preparation over 25 and instructors classroom primarily organization. from Argentina, Hayer also served as a Chile,consultant Mexico in Guatemala and Spain toregarding develop materials a Web development,site for the Guatemala test preparation Access and to Intercultural classroomBilingual Education organization. Project Hayer established also served under as aUSAID/G-CAP's consultant in Guatemala Peace Strategic to develop Objective. a Web site for the Guatemala Access to Intercultural Bilingual Education Project established under USAID/G-CAP's Peace Strategic Objective. Michael Henderson Associate Professor of FrenchChair, Department of World Languages and Cultures

Professor Henderson studied French at Arizona State University, (B.A. and M.A.) theProfessor University Henderson of California studied French at Santa at Arizona Barbara, State (Ph.D.) University, and the (B.A. University and M.A.) of the University Bordeaux,of California Bordeaux, at Santa ,Barbara, and(Ph.D.) worked and asthe aUniversity teaching assistantof Bordeaux, and languageBordeaux, France, and programworked asassistant a teaching coordinator assistant before and coming language to programJuniata. While assistant at the coordinator University before of coming to California,Juniata. While he was at the a RegentsUniversity Fellow of California, from 1984-89. he was a Regents Fellow from 1984-89.

Dr. Henderson is is especially especially interested interested in in twentieth twentieth century century literature literature and and critical critical theory and has theorypublished and papers has published on Jean papersGenet. on Jean Genet.

He is is an an active active member member of the of theModern Modern Language Language Association, Association, the American the American Council of Teachers Councilof Foreign of Languages, Teachers ofand Foreign the American Languages, Association and the of Teachers American of Association French. of Teachers of French. In his leisure time he enjoys cinema, music, and travel. In his leisure time he enjoys cinema, music, and travel. Mark Hochberg Charles A. Dana Professor of English

Professor Hochberg, B.A., University of Pennsylvania, magna cum laude; M.A. andProfessor Ph.D., Hochberg,Cornell University; B.A., University has taught of American Pennsylvania, literature, magna prose cum fiction, laude; and M.A. and Ph.D., literaryCornell theoryUniversity; to Juniata has taughtstudents American since 1970. literature, prose fiction, and literary theory to Juniata students since 1970. While a Ph.D. candidate at Cornell, he was awarded an NDEA Title IV Fellowship.While a Ph.D. In candidate 1980, he at receivedCornell, he Juniata's was awarded Beachley an NDEA Distinguished Title IV Fellowship. Professor In 1980, he Award.received Juniata's Beachley Distinguished Professor Award.

He is the author of a critical essay entitled entitled 'The 'The Unity Unity of of Go Go Down, Down, Moses' Moses' published in publishedTennessee in Studies Tennessee in Literature Studies in (1976) Literature and (1976) a prize-winning and a prize-winning short story, short 'The Greeks at story,Missolonghi' 'The Greeks published at Missolonghi' in California published Quarterly in (1982).California Quarterly (1982).

Professor Hochberg is a membermember ofof thethe NationalNational CouncilCouncil ofof TeachersTeachers ofof EnglishEnglish and, locally, a and,former locally, member a former of the memberJuniata Valley of the Tri-CountyJuniata Valley Drug Tri-County and Alcohol Drug Agency and Alcohol board of directors. Agency board of directors. He is married to Sue and has six children. Professor Hochberg enjoys Hollywood movies in his Heleisure is married time. to Sue and has six children. Professor Hochberg enjoys Hollywood movies in his leisure time. Jay Hosler Sabbatical Spring Semester

Dr. Hosler Hosler came came to to Juniata Juniata from from Ohio Ohio State State University's University's Rothenbuhler Rothenbuhler Honey Honey Bee Bee ResearchDr. Hosler Laboratory came to Juniata where hefrom was Ohio a National State University's Institutes of RothenbuhlerHealth Postdoctoral Honey Fellow. Bee Research Laboratory whereResearch he was Laboratory a National whereInstitutes he of was Health a National Postdoctoral Institutes Fellow. of Health Postdoctoral Fellow.A 1989 graduate of DePauw University, Dr. Hosler was an Honor Scholar and earned a bachelor'sA 1989 graduate degree ofin DePauwbiological University, sciences. Dr.Upon Hosler graduation was an he Honor received Scholar the 1989and earned Albert a E.bachelor's degree Renoldsin biological Senior sciences. Biologist Upon Award. graduation Dr. Hoslerhe received earned the his1989 Ph.D. Albert in E. 1995 Renolds in biological Senior Biologist Award. sciencesDr.A 1989Hosler graduate from earned the his of University Ph.D. DePauw in 1995 of University, Notrein biological Dame Dr. sciences Hoslerwhere he wasfrom remained anthe HonorUniversity as Scholar an of assistant Notre and Dame where he earnedprofessionalremained a bachelor's as specialist an assistant degree from professional in 1995-96 biological to specialist teach sciences. Evolutionary from Upon 1995-96 graduation Ecology to teach andhe received Introductory Evolutionary the Ecology and BiologyIntroductory Laboratory. Biology In Laboratory. 2000, Dr. Hosler In 2000, joined Dr. Hoslerthe faculty joined of Juniata the faculty College of Juniata where Collegehe where he teaches1989 Albert General General E. Biology, Biology,Renolds Sensory SensorySenior Biology,Biologist Biology, Invertebrate InvertebrateAward. 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Neurobiology. his Ph.D. In in In 2005 he was the 20051995recipient hein was biologicalof the the Gibbel recipient sciences Award of the fromfor Gibbel Outstanding the AwardUniversity Teaching.for Outstanding of Notre Dame Teaching. where he remained as an assistant professional specialist from 1995-96 to teach Evolutionary Ecology As a a postdoctoral postdoctoral researcher, researcher, Dr. Dr. Hosler Hosler was was awarded awarded a National a National Research Research Service Service Award Award from the fromNationaland Introductory the Institute National of InstituteBiology Health to of Laboratory. study Health olfactory to study In 2000,processing olfactory Dr. in Hosler processing honey joinedbees. in Dr. honey the Hosler's faculty bees. research Dr. of focuses on JuniataHosler'slearning Collegeresearchand sensory wherefocuses biology he on teaches learningand has General beenand sensory published Biology, biology in theSensory and Journal has Biology, beenof Experimental published Invertebrate in Biology, the Behavioral BiologyJournalNeuroscience, ofand Experimental Neurobiology.The Journal of Biology, InsectIn 2005 Physiology Behavioral he was theand Neuroscience, recipientthe Journal of of Thethe Comparative Gibbel Journal Award ofPsychology. 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In 2006, Dr. Hosler received a two-year grant from the National Science Foundation to continue integrating science and comics. The grant funds the development of a college biology textbook in comic book format. He was also a David Hsiung Dr. Charles R. and Shirley A. Knox Chair in History

David C. Hsiung earned a B.A. from Yale University (1983) and his Ph.D. in HistoryDavid C. from Hsiung the Universityearned a B.A. of Michigan from Yale (1991). University He has (1983) taught and at Juniatahis Ph.D. College in History from the everUniversity since, and of Michigannow is the (1991). Charles Heand has Shirley taught Knox at JuniataProfessor College of History. ever since, and now is the Charles and Shirley Knox Professor of History. David Hsiung teaches the introductory "U.S. History to 1877" survey and the first-yearDavid Hsiung writing teaches course the "College introductory Writing "U.S. Seminar," History asto well1877" as surveyadvanced and courses the first-year writing thatcourse examine "College early Writing North Seminar," America, the as well American as advanced Revolution, courses North that American examine early North environmentalAmerica, the American history, and Revolution, public history. North HeAmerican also teaches environmental with biologist history, Dr. and Jay public history. HoslerHe also an teaches interdisciplinary with biologist colloquium Dr. Jay Hoslercalled "Comicsan interdisciplinary and Culture." colloquium called "Comics and Culture." David Hsiung received Juniata College's 1995 Junior Faculty Award for ExcellenceDavid Hsiung in Teachingreceived Juniataand the College's2007 Beachley 1995 JuniorAward Facultyfor Distinguished Award for Teaching. Excellence in Teaching Theand theCarnegie 2007 Foundation Beachley Award for the for Advancement Distinguished of Teaching.Teaching and The the Carnegie Council Foundation for for the Advancement of and Teaching Support and of the Education Council for named Advancement David and Hsiung Support the of 2000 Education named PennsylvaniaDavid Hsiung Professor the 2000 of the Pennsylvania Year. The Appalachian Professor ofStudies the Year.Association The and Appalachian the Studies UniversityAssociation Pressand the of University Kentucky Press jointly of Kentucky conferred jointly the 1996 conferred Appalachian the 1996 Studies Appalachian Studies Award on his his book, book, Two Two Worlds Worlds in in the the Tennessee Tennessee Mountains: Mountains: Exploring Exploring the the Origins of OriginsAppalachian of AppalachianStereotypes (1997). Stereotypes His article (1997). in the His New article England in the Quarterly, New England "Food, Fuel, and the Quarterly,New England "Food, Environment Fuel, and in the the War New for EnglandIndependence, Environment 1775-1776" in the(December War for 2007), won the Independence,Forest History 1775-1776" Society's 2008 (December Theodore 2007), C. Blegen won the Award. Forest Most History recently, Society's A Mountaineer in 2008Motion: Theodore The Memoir C. Blegen of Doctor Award. Abraham Most recently, Jobe, 1817-1906 A Mountaineer - a work in Motion: David HsiungThe edited and Memoirannotated of -Doctor was publishedAbraham Jobe, by the 1817-1906 University - a work of Tennessee David Hsiung Press edited in 2009. and The journal annotatedPennsylvania - was History published published by thea special University issue of(Fall Tennessee 2012) on Press the environmental in 2009. The history of the journalMid-Atlantic Pennsylvania region, an History issue published he co-edited a special with issueAllen (Fall Dieterich-Ward 2012) on theof Shippensburg environmentalUniversity. history of the Mid-Atlantic region, an issue he co-edited with Allen Dieterich-Ward of Shippensburg University. When not grading essays, advising students, going to meetings, presenting at conferences, or Whentrying to not figure grading out the essays, computer, advising David students, Hsiung goingtries to to stay meetings, in shape presentingby hiking, but at instead often conferences,winds up gorging or trying himself to figureon his outwife the Rachel's computer, desserts, David learning Hsiung about tries new to stay music in from his son shapeBenjamin, by hiking, and baking but instead cupcakes often with winds his daughter up gorging Rebecca. himself on his wife Rachel's desserts, learning about new music from his son Benjamin, and baking cupcakes with his daughter Rebecca. Dennis Johnson George "Fritz" Blechschmidt '54 Professorship in Environmental Science

Dr. Dennis Johnson joined Juniata as Assistant Professor of Environmental ScienceDr. Dennis in 1999. Johnson He joinedlater joined Juniata the as Information Assistant Professor Technology of Environmentaldepartment as aScience joint in 1999. He appointment.later joined the In Information the Spring Technology of 2002 he department was appointed as a joint to appointment. the Director In of the the Spring of 2002 Technologyhe was appointed Solutions to the Center Director at Juniataof the Technology College. He Solutions was promoted Center toat Juniata Associate College. He was Professorpromoted toin Associate2003. He Professor received his in 2003. B.A. inHe Natural received Science his B.A. from in Natural Lock Haven Science from Lock UniversityHaven University and his and B.S. his B.S. in Civilin Civil Engineering Engineering from from TheThe Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State State University. Dr. University.Johnson went Dr. on Johnsonto earn both went his on M.S. to earnand Ph.D. both hisin Civil M.S. Engineering and Ph.D. from in Civil The Pennsylvania EngineeringState University. from The Pennsylvania State University.

Dr. Johnson Johnson has has taught taught a a variety variety of of courses courses ranging ranging from from hydrology hydrology and hydrodynamics and to hydrodynamicssurveying, hydraulic to surveying, engineering, hydraulic engineering engineering, economy engineering and wastewater economy collection and systems. He wastewaterhas served ascollection instructor systems. and assistant He has professor served as with instructor the Department and assistant of Civil professor Engineering at The withPennsylvania the Department State University of Civil Engineering and was a research at The Pennsylvania hydrologist as State a visiting University scientist with the andNational was a Weather research Service hydrologist through as a visiting the University scientist withCorporation the National for Atmospheric Weather Research Service(UCAR). through Prior to the his University appointment Corporation at Juniata, forDr. AtmosphericJohnson served Research as assistant (UCAR). professor with the PriorDepartment to his appointmentof Civil and Environmentalat Juniata, Dr. EngineeringJohnson served at Michigan as assistant Technological professor with University. the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Michigan TechnologicalDr. Johnson has University. been published in the Journal of American Water Resources, ACSE Journal of Hydrologic Engineering, Computers & Geosciences, and Weather. Numerous proceedings also Dr.contain Johnson his work, has been including published those in from the Journal the American of American Water Water Resource Resources, Association's Annual ACSESummer Journal Symposium, of Hydrologic Electric Power Engineering, Industry ComputersConference, & and Geosciences, the American and Society of Civil Weather.Engineers Numerous International proceedings Symposium also on containEngineering his work, Hydrology. including those from the American Water Resource Association's Annual Summer Symposium, Electric PowerProfessionally, Industry Dr. Conference, Johnson has andserved the as Americana consultant Society for a number of Civil of entities Engineers including the City Internationalof Lock Haven, Symposium A.C. Miller on Engineeringand Associates, Hydrology. Capitol Engineering Corp., Port Matilda Borough Authority and Michael Baker Jr. Corporation, and Riverside Technology, Inc.. Professionally, Dr. Johnson has served as a consultant for a number of entities includingHe is married the to CityKelly ofJohnson. Lock They Haven, have A.C. two children, Miller andRachael Associates, and Jack. Capitol Engineering Corp., Port Matilda Borough Authority and Michael Baker Jr. Corporation, and Riverside Technology, Inc..

He is married to Kelly Johnson. They have two children, Rachael and Jack. Kathleen Jones Chair, Education Department Associate Professor of Education Dr. Kathleen Jones joined Juniata College's Education department in August 2005, comingDr. Kathleen to Juniata Jones after joined 17 1/2 Juniata years College's teaching Educationhigh school department and middle in school. August She 2005, coming to isJuniata certified after 17 in 1/2 Agricultural years teaching Education high school (K-12); and middle General school. Science She is certified (7 -12); in Agricultural EnvironmentalEducation (K-12); Science General (K-12); Science and holds (7 -12); a Principal's Environmental Certification Science (K-12). (K-12); She and holds a alsoPrincipal's has a Certification writing specialist (K-12). certificate She also from has a Penn writing State specialist Harrisburg certificate and is from a Penn State NationalHarrisburg Writing and is Projecta National Fellow. Writing Project Fellow. Jones also also served served as as a aU.S. U.S. Peace Peace Corps Corps Volunteer Volunteer in Tanzania in Tanzania (East (East Africa Africa 1985-87). She has 1985-87).two B.S. degrees,She has two one B.S. in Agricultural degrees, one Education, in Agricultural and theEducation, other in and Animal the other Production (both incompleted Animal in Production 1985). Her (bothM.S. in completed Agricultural in Education 1985). Her (completed M.S. in in Agricultural 1995) concluded with her Educationthesis: Globalizing (completed the in Jr/Sr 1995) High concluded School with Curriculum her thesis: using Globalizing Agriculture the Jr/Sr as a Focus. She Highcompleted School her Curriculum Ph.D. in 2009using inAgriculture Curriculum as a and Focus. Instruction She completed and the her title Ph.D. of her in dissertation is 2009"Elementary in Curriculum Teachers' and Instruction of and Science the title Inquiry of her and dissertation Professional is "Elementary Development Challenges Teachers'and Opportunities." Perceptions of Science Inquiry and Professional Development ChallengesJones is in chargeand Opportunities." of the secondary science and math certification students and also serves as a Jonespre-health is in professionscharge of the advisor secondary for Pre-Meds science and and math Pre-Vets. certification students and also serves as a pre-health professions advisor for Pre-Meds and Pre-Vets. Jill Keeney Chair, Biology Department David K Goodman '74 Endowed Chair in Biology Professor Keeney earned her B.S. in biochemistry from The Pennsylvania State UniversityProfessor Keeneyin 1985 earnedand her her Ph.D. B.S. in in immunology biochemistry from from Washington The Pennsylvania University State of University in St.1985 Louis and inher 1990. Ph.D. in immunology from Washington University of St. Louis in 1990.

Prior to her her arrival arrival at at Juniata Juniata in in 1994, 1994, she she was was a a postdoctoral postdoctoral fellow fellow in in the the Department of DepartmentGenetics and of Molecular Genetics Biologyand Molecular at the JohnsBiology Hopkins at the UniversityJohns Hopkins School University of Medicine. In 1991, Schoolshe was of awarded Medicine. a postdoctoral In 1991, she fellowship was awarded from athe postdoctoral American Cancerfellowship Society. from the American Cancer Society. Dr. Keeney teaches courses in bioinformatics, advanced genetics and molecular biology Dr.techniques. Keeney Additionally,teaches courses she in has bioinformatics, developed a advanced student-centered genetics and research molecular program, securing biologyfunding from techniques. several Additionally,outside sources she including has developed the National a student-centered Institutes of Health research and the National program,Science Foundation. securing funding Her research from several interest outside involves sources the mechanism including theof transposition National of the Ty Institutesretroelements of Health of the and yeast the Saccharomyces National Science cerevisiae Foundation. (baker's Her yeast). research She interest is the author and involvescoauthor of the several mechanism articles of and transposition abstracts and of has the accompanied Ty retroelements students of to the a yeastnumber of national Saccharomycesmeetings. cerevisiae (baker's yeast). She is the author and coauthor of several articles and abstracts and has accompanied students to a number of national meetings.Dr. Keeney resides in Huntingdon with her husband Marty, and their two sons, Aaron and Paul. Her hobbies include canoeing and camping with her family, running and gardening. Dr. Keeney resides in Huntingdon with her husband Marty, and their two sons, Aaron and Paul. Her hobbies include canoeing and camping with her family, running and gardening. Debra Kirchhof-Glazier Sabbatical Fall Semester

Debra Kirchhof-GlazierKirchhof-Glazier is ais professor a professor who whoreaches reaches out beyond out beyond the classroom. the classroom. A graduate A ofDebra Lebanon Kirchhof-Glazier Valley College is (B.S., a professor summa who cum reaches laude, 1973) out beyond and Cornell the classroom. 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She is passionate about integrative medicine Dr. Kirchhof-Glazier's and teaches Nutrition honors from include a food-as-medicine Juniata's 'Woman perspective. of the Year' (1987 and Her personal interests focus on gardening, hiking, brewing and sharing teas from around the1996), world, the and Lindbach cooking wholeAward foods for Distinguishedwith creativity andTeaching abandon. (1987), and Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year in 2005. She was named as an Outstanding Collegiate HOSA Advisor at the State and National HOSA Conferences numerous times from 1992 to 2011. She is married to Dr. Douglas Glazier, who is also in the Juniata College Biology Department, and they have two grown children, a daughter Brynda, who earned Gerald Kruse John '54 and Irene '58 Dale Professorship in Math and Computer Science

Dr. Gerald Gerald Kruse Kruse holds holds Juniata's Juniata's John '54 John and Irene '54 '58 and Dale Irene Endowed '58 DaleProfessorship Endowed in InformationDr. Gerald Kruse Technology, holds Juniata's Computer John Science, '54 and and Irene Mathematics. '58 Dale Endowed He came Professorship to Juniata as in Information AssistantTechnology,Professorship Professor Computer in Informationof Math Science, & Computer and Technology, Mathematics. Science Computer in He 1999. came He Science, to received Juniata and bothas Assistant Mathematics. his Sc.M. Professor and of Math & HePh.D.Computer came in Applied toScience Juniata Mathematics in 1999.as Assistant He from received ProfessorBrown both University, hisof MathSc.M. and &and receivedComputer Ph.D. in his AppliedScience B.S. in Mathematics Computerin 1999. from Brown HeScienceUniversity, received from and the bothreceived University his his Sc.M. 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Jerry is an Analyst,avidInformation sports and fan Data Technology who Center can beSupervisor. coerced courses to Dr.participate Kruse or teaches attend a atwide Juniata, variety hisof athletic previous events. He reports teaching catching the experience "running bug," includes and has fourcompeted years several as a5K teaching races, a mini-triathlon, assistant at and Brown a half-marathon. His University.Whilewife Lisa his teachesgiven The name in courses the is Huntingdon Gerald, he was he Area reports involved School that withhisDistrict, nickname included and they is "Jerry, Numericalhave three with children:a Methods, 'J,' not Olivia,a Peter, and 'G!'"Isabel. 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Prior to attending graduate school, he worked for the DuPont Company in such positions as Database Administrator, Information Center Analyst, and Data Center Supervisor.

Regina Lamendella Assistant Professor of Biology

Regina Lamendella Lamendella joined joined the the Juniata Juniata faculty faculty in 2012 in 2012as assistant as assistant professor professor of biology. of SheRegina comes Lamendella to Juniata joined from thea postdoctoral Juniata faculty fellowship in 2012 at asthe assistant Lawrence professor Berkeley of National biology. She comes to LaboratoryJuniatabiology. from She in a Berkeley,postdoctoral comes toCalif. Juniata fellowship from at the a postdoctoralLawrence Berkeley fellowship National at Laboratory the Lawrence in Berkeley, Calif. Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, Calif. She earned a bachelor's degree in biology in 2004 from LafayetteLafayette CollegeCollege inin Easton,Easton, Pa.Pa. She went on to Sheearn wenttwo master'son to earn degrees two master's from the degrees University from ofthe Cincinnati: University one of Cincinnati:in 2006 in oneenvironmental in 2006 science, and Sheinone environmental in earned 2011 ain bachelor's molecular science, genetics,and degree one in biochemistryin biology 2011 in in molecular and 2004 microbiology. from genetics, Lafayette She biochemistry earned College a and doctoral in degree in microbiology.environmental Shescience earned from a thedoctoral University degree of in Cincinnati environmental in 2009. science from the University ofEaston, Cincinnati Pa. in She 2009. went on to earn two master's degrees from the University of Cincinnati: one in 2006 in environmental science, and one in 2011 in molecular genetics,Her research biochemistry focuses on methods and microbiology. to design and implement She earned novel a molecular-based doctoral degree detection in methods to Hertrack research sources of focuses fecal contamination on methods to in designthe environment. and implement She also novel has molecular-basedresearched molecular microbial detectionecologyenvironmental approaches methods science to to track better from sources understand the Universityof fecal the contamination role of of Cincinnati microbes in the in in human environment.2009. health andShe thealso environment. has researched molecular microbial ecology approaches to better understand the role of microbes in human health and the environment. Lamendella served as the Lawrence Postdoctoral Fellow from 2009 to 2012. Her previous research experienceHer research is extensive, focuses onincluding methods a job to asdesign a private and contractor implement for novelthe Environmental molecular-based Protection Agency in detectionLamendella2009. She methodsalso served served as to theas track anLawrence EPA sources Graduate Postdoctoral of fecal Student contamination Fellow Trainee from from 2009 in 2004 the to 2012.environment.to 2008. Her As previous an She undergraduate, she alsoresearchwas anhas EXCEL researched experience Research ismolecular extensive,Scholar microbial from including 2003 ecology to a2004 job approachesand as a Robert private to Hunt contractorbetter Research understand for Fellow the from 2002 to Environmental2003. Protection Agency in 2009. She also served as an EPA Graduate Student Traineethe role fromof microbes 2004 to in2008. human As anhealth undergraduate, and the environment. she was an EXCEL Research Scholar from 2003 to 2004 and a Robert Hunt Research Fellow from 2002 to 2003. She has overseen graduate research and taught a wide variety of biology and ecology courses. She was a National Science Foundation GK-12 Teaching Fellow for the Science and Technology Enhancement SheLamendellaProgram has overseenfor theserved 2008-2009 graduate as the academic researchLawrence year and Postdoctoral taughtand was a a wide Preparing Fellow variety fromFuture of biology2009 Faculty to and Fellow2012. ecology Herat the University of previouscourses.Cincinnati She research from was 2006 a Nationalexperience to 2009. Science is extensive, Foundation including GK-12 Teaching a job as Fellow a private for thecontractor Science and Technology Enhancement Program for the 2008-2009 academic year and was a Preparingfor the Environmental Future Faculty Fellow Protection at the AgencyUniversity in of 2009. Cincinnati She from also 2006 served to 2009. as an EPA GraduateLamendella Student received Trainee the 2011 from Science 2004 and to 2008. Technology As an Achievement undergraduate, Award she from was the an Environmental EXCELProtection Research Agency andScholar the SPOT from Recognition2003 to 2004 Award and afor Robert Exceptional Hunt ResearchResearch ContributionsFellow from the LamendellaLawrence Berkeley received National the 2011 Laboratory. Science and Technology Achievement Award from the Environmentalfrom 2002 to 2003. Protection Agency and the SPOT Recognition Award for Exceptional Research Contributions from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. She is a member of the American Society of Microbiology, International Society for Microbial Ecology, Graduate Women in Science and the Water Management Association of Ohio. She is has a member overseen of graduate the American research Society and of taught Microbiology, a wide variety International of biology Society and for ecologyMicrobial courses. Ecology, She Graduate was a Women National in ScienceScience andFoundation the Water GK-12 Management Teaching Association Fellow ofHer Ohio. research interests have been published in such scholarly journals as BMC Microbiology, Water Research,for the Science ISME Journal, and Technology Applied and Enhancement Environmental Program Microbiology for the and 2008-2009 Journal of Environmental academicQuality. Her year research and has was been a Preparing funded by Futurethe National Faculty Institutes Fellow of Health, at the the University Lawrence of Berkeley lab and CincinnatiHerNabisco. research from interests 2006 to have 2009. been published in such scholarly journals as BMC Microbiology, Water Research, ISME Journal, Applied and Environmental Microbiology and Journal of Environmental Quality. Her research has been funded by the National Institutes of Health, the Lawrence Berkeley lab and Nabisco. Lamendella received the 2011 Science and Technology Achievement Award from the Environmental Protection Agency and the SPOT Recognition Award for Exceptional Research Contributions from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. James Latten Professor of Music

James Latten, professor of music, first joined the Juniata faculty in 1997 as an adjunctJames Latten, percussion professor instructor. of music, In 2002 first hejoined returned the Juniata in a full faculty time rolein 1997 as Director as an adjunct of percussion Instrumentalinstructor. In Music2002 he and returned Director in ofa full the timeCollege role Windas Director Symphony. of Instrumental In addition, Music he and Director directsof the College the "Percussion Wind Symphony. at Juniata" In program, addition, and he directsinstructs the academic "Percussion music at Juniata"courses program, and includinginstructs academica team taught music Musical courses Acoustics including course a team in the taught Physics Musical department. Acoustics From course in the 2000-2002Physics department. Dr. Latten From served 2000-2002 as assistant Dr. professor Latten served of music as assistantat The University professor of music at The Dayton.University of Dayton.

Originally fromfrom Wellsville,Wellsville, NewNew York,York, Latten Latten holds holds a aPh.D. Ph.D. in in Music Music Education Education from Penn State fromUniversity, Penn State a Master University, of Music a Master Education of Music with Education wind conductingwith wind conducting emphasis from Indiana emphasisUniversity from Bloomington, Indiana University and a Bachelor Bloomington, of Music and in Musica Bachelor Education of Music from in MansfieldMusic University Educationof Pennsylvania. from Mansfield At Penn University State he served of Pennsylvania. for three years At Penn as graduateState he served assistant for with the band threeprogram, years including as graduate the assistant 281-member with the Penn band State program, Marching including Blue Bandthe 281-member and both basketball pep Pennbands. State Marching Blue Band and both basketball pep bands.

Dr. Latten is is currently currently a a member member of of National National Association Association for for Music Music Education, Education, College Music CollegeSociety, Pennsylvania Music Society, Music Pennsylvania Educators MusicAssociation, Educators New Association,York State School New YorkMusic Association, StatePercussive School Arts Music Society, Association, and College Percussive Band Directors Arts Society, National and Association, College Bandin which he served Directors(2007-2013) National as national Association, chair of inthe which Small he College/Community served (2007-2013) College as national Task chair Force. In addition, ofhe theperforms Small asCollege/Community Principal Percussionist College with Task the AltoonaForce. In Symphony addition, heOrchestra. performs Every as moment of Principalspare time Percussionist is dedicated towith believing the Altoona and learning Symphony of Christian Orchestra. truth, Every lots moment of family of activities, disc sparegolf, movies,time is travel,dedicated sightseeing, to believing and andwoodworking. learning of Christian truth, lots of family activities, disc golf, movies, travel, sightseeing, and woodworking. Monika Malewska Associate Professor of Art

Monika MalewskaMalewska has has taught taught at Juniataat Juniata College College since since 2006. 2006. She received She received a BFA adegree BFA fromMonika the MalewskaUniversity hasof Manitoba taught at in Juniata Canada College and her sinceMFA 2006.degree She from received the University a BFA of degree from the TexasUniversitydegree at from San of the Antonio.Manitoba University Malewska in Canada of Manitoba taught and her drawing, MFAin Canada degree painting, and from her and the MFA photography University degree ofatfrom CentralTexas the at San Antonio. UniversityConnecticutMalewska taughtState of Texas and drawing, Southern at San painting, Connecticut Antonio. and MalewskaSate photography Universities taught at from Central drawing, 2001 Connecticut to painting,2006. State and and Southern photographyConnecticut Sate at Universities Central Connecticutfrom 2001 to 2006. State and Southern Connecticut Sate Malewska teaches introductory to upper level courses in drawing, painting, design and photography. Universities Malewska teaches from Recently, 2001 introductory Malewskato 2006. to taught upper levela four-week courses summer in drawing, photography painting, coursedesign andin photography. Italy.Recently, Malewska taught a four-week summer photography course in Italy. MalewskaMalewska works worksteaches inin introductoryseveralseveral artart media,media, to upper particularlyparticularly level courses painting,painting, in drawing, drawing,drawing, and andpainting, photography. photography. design Her most recent Herandseries photography.most of paintings recent series consistsRecently, of ofpaintings Malewska large watercolors consists taught of depicting a large four-week watercolors various summer wreath-like depicting photography arrangementsvarious made of coursewreath-likebacon. in Her Italy. arrangements works employ made the conventions of bacon. of Her the works historical employ still-life the conventions genre in relation of the to contemporary historicalconsumer still-lifeculture ingenre America. in relation The useto contemporaryof meat, dolls, consumer toys, and culturecorporate in iconsAmerica. bridges The notions of kitsch useand high of meat, art by dolls, alluding toys, to andthe theme corporate of Vanitas icons bridgesin seventeenth-century notions of kitsch Dutch and still-life high art paintings. by alluding Malewska to the workstheme of in Vanitas several in seventeenth-century art media, particularly Dutch still-life painting, paintings. drawing, and photography. Her work has been Her mostpublished recent and seriesreviewed of in paintings a number consists of professional of large journals watercolors and magazines. These include Her work "Bacon has Wreath been published with Bees and and reviewed Figs", Dialogist in a number Quarterly of professional Poetry and journalsArt, Vol. andII, Issue I, (Spring magazines.2014),depicting "Venus various These (video include wreath-like stills)" "Bacon Vector arrangements Wreath Artist with Journal, Beesmade and issueof Figs",bacon. 3 / NewDialogist Her York, works Quarterly Editor employ Peter Poetry the Gregorio (Spring conventionsand2014), Art, Hi-Fructose Vol. II,of Issuethe Magazine/Newhistorical I, (Spring still-life2014), Contemporary "Venus genre in(video relation Art stills)" Magazine, to Vectorcontemporary April Artist 19, Journal, byconsumer Jane issue Kenoyer (Spring culture32013), / New Direct in York, America. Art Magazine, Editor The Peter Editor-In-Chief use Gregorio of meat, (SpringTim dolls, Slowinski, toys, 2014), and Fall/Winter Hi-Fructose corporate Vol. Magazine/New icons 20 (Fall bridges 2013), "Wildlife in Contemporarythe Post-Natural Art Age" Magazine, HuffPost April (October 19, by 2012), Jane Meatpaper: Kenoyer (Spring Your Journal 2013), Direct of Meat Art Culture, Issue 7 Magazine,Spring,notions (2009). of Editor-In-Chief kitsch and Tim high Slowinski, art by Fall/Winter alluding toVol. the 20 theme(Fall 2013), of Vanitas"Wildlife in seventeenth-centurythe Post-Natural Age" Dutch HuffPost still-life (October paintings. 2012), Meatpaper: Your Journal of Meat Culture, Malewska Issue maintains 7 Spring, an (2009). active exhibition record, and her work has been shown in various galleries and museums across US and Canada. Recent exhibitions include Feast Your Eyes: the art of food, Annmarie SculptureMalewskaHer work Garden maintainshas been and an publishedArts active Center, exhibition and Dowell, reviewed record, MD andin(Fall a her number2014), work Encyclopedia hasof professionalbeen shown Botanica, in journals various Arch Enemy Arts andgalleriesGallery, magazines. Philadelphia, and museums These PA across include(Spring US 2014), "Bacon and Canada. 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Denise Bibro Fine Art ArtInc., &Curated Historical by Denise Center, Bibro, Brooklyn, Olympia NY Lambert, (2012), and Cold Almitra Fusion, Stanley, Salisbury New University York, NY Art(2011), Everything Galleries,But the Kitschen Fulton Sync, School La ofLuz Liberal de Jesus Arts, Gallery, Salisbury Los Angeles, University, CA, Salisbury,2011, INSATIABLE: MD (with Our Rapacious catalog)AppetiteMalewska for (2012), maintainsMore, Open Kniznick an Call active Gallery, Group exhibition Exhibition,Women's record, Studies Blank and Research Space her work Gallery, Center has at New been Brandeis York, shown University, NY, in Waltham, (2011),MA (catalog) Cordially (2011). Yours, Camel Art Space, Brooklyn, NY (2011), Sinister Play, Denise Bibrovarious Fine galleries Art Inc., and Curated museums by Deniseacross Bibro,US and Olympia Canada. Lambert, Recent andexhibitions Almitra Stanley,include NewFeast York, Your NY Eyes: (2011), the Everything art of food, But Annmarie the Kitschen Sculpture Sync, La Garden Luz de andJesus Arts Gallery, Center, Los Dowell,Angeles, CA, MD 2011, (Fall INSATIABLE: 2014), Encyclopedia Our Rapacious Botanica, Appetite Arch for More, Enemy Kniznick Arts Gallery,Gallery, Women's Studies Research Center at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA (catalog) (2011). Philadelphia, PA (Spring 2014), Surreal Salon Six, National Juried Exhibition of Pop-surrealist Art, Baton Rouge Gallery Center for Contemporary Art, Baton Rouge, LA (Spring 2014), Consumed: Nourishment & Indulgence, Willard Wankelman Gallery, Bowling Green State University Fine Arts Center, Bowling Green, OH (2013), What Goes Around, 2013 National Juried Exhibition; Attleboro Arts Museum, Attleboro, MA, Graphique Noir, Orange County Center for Judy Maloney

Judy Maloney began herher teaching careercareer atat Juniata College inin 1992 as a a sabbatical sabbatical replacementJudy Maloney for began Art Historian her teaching Dr. Karencareer Rosell.at Juniata In Collegethe fall inof 19921999, as she a sabbaticalreturned to replacement the for Art collegeHistorianreplacement as Dr. adjunct Karenfor Art instructor, Rosell. Historian In and the Dr. now fall Karen ofholds 1999, Rosell. a multi-disciplinary she returnedIn the fall to theof position 1999,college she teachingas returnedadjunct in instructor,the to and now theArtholds History, college a multi-disciplinary Museum as adjunct Studies, instructor, position and Philosophy teaching and now inprograms, holds the Art a and multi-disciplinaryHistory, serving Museum as Director Studies, position of the and Philosophy teachingJuniataprograms, College in and the serving Museum Art asHistory, of Director Art. Museum She of the also, Juniata Studies, for several College and years, Museum Philosophy taught of composition Art. programs, She also, in and the for several years, Collegetaught composition Writing Seminar. in the College Writing Seminar. serving as Director of the Juniata College Museum of Art. She also, for several years,After earning earningtaught an composition an undergraduate undergraduate in the degree College degree in English, inWriting English, the Seminar. Writing the Writing Option, Option,from Pennsylvania from Pennsylvania State StateUniversity, University, Maloney Maloney worked as worked insurance as benefits insurance approver, benefits secretary, approver, and newspaper secretary, reporter and on the way newspaperto earning reporter her first on master's the way degree to earning in Fiction her first Writing master's from degree Penn in Fiction State. Writing Her master's from thesis was a PennAftercollection State. earning of Hershort anmaster's stories, undergraduate thesisWhite was Sands. a degreecollection in of English, short stories, the White Writing Sands. Option, from Pennsylvania State University, Maloney worked as insurance benefits approver, A year spent spent living living in in Bulgaria Bulgaria and and travel travel elsewhere elsewhere in inEurope Europe created created a great a great appetite appetite to to know more knowaboutsecretary, more art; and consequently,about newspaper art; consequently, she reporter acquired she on acquiredthe a second way ato master'ssecond earning master's degree,her first degree, this master's one this in onedegree Art in History,Art in at Tulane FictionHistory,University Writingat Tulanein New from UniversityOrleans. Penn There in State. New she Orleans. 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Lawrence." focusing She considers on contemporary what she prints learned and there work from by artiststhe people of color; she overseeing the Friends of the Museum program; serving as registrar for the Collection; creating a "campus art loan Asprogram"worked JCMA with for Director the an Juniataessential Maloney's community; education responsibilities and about securing humanand accomplishmentsgrants needs, for ensuringwhich includeshe care tries of buildingthe to Collectionbring and to and facilities. herdiversifying teaching theof art Permanent and writing. 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The Long of Art Story, from 1988; 2005 "The to Fat 2008, Girl Story," then in Sojourner, DirectorJanuary 1992; since "Improvising 2008, Maloney Nature: has A Profilecurated ofmany American exhibitions Landscape for Painter the JCMA Richard Mayhew," in MaloneyResearch/Penn has published State, March short 1992;stories, "Aessays, Perfect and Right articles to includingLove," in "TheThe Sun,Farmer November as Artist," 1993; "A Richer inExperienceincluding Research/ "Jacob of Penn Place," State,Lawrence: in Research/PennDecember Three 1987; Series State, "White Juneof Prints,"Sands" 1995; in "The "FacesThe Gentle Long of Society,"Story,Time: 1988; Drawings in the "The Palo Alto Review, FatandSpring Girl Prints 1997.Story," by in OldShe Sojourner, isand an Modern active January member Masters," 1992; of "Improvising the "Mohammed American Nature: Alliance Al A Shammarey Profile of Museums, of American : Rain the Association of Song";LandscapeAcademic has MuseumsPainter written Richard andcatalogues Galleries,Mayhew," for the "Facesin Mid-AtlanticResearch/Penn of Time" Association andState, for March the of exhibition, 1992; Museums, "A Perfect "Evan and the College Art RightAssociation. to Love," in The Sun, November 1993; "A Richer Experience of Place," in Research/PennSummer: Unknown State, JuneLandscapes"; 1995; "The and Gentle has Society," published in exhibition-relatedthe Palo Alto Review, essays Spring in the1997.Maloney Juniata She lives isonline anin activeState journal, College member Voices, with of the her includingAmerican husband, AllianceS."Painted Leonard of Stories: Rubinstein,Museums, The the and Work Association their of daughter, Jacob of Bessie. Lawrence."Academic Museums and Galleries, the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums, and the College Art Association. AsMaloney JCMA lives Director in State Maloney's College with responsibilities her husband, and S. Leonard accomplishments Rubinstein, includeand their buildingdaughter, Bessie. and diversifying the Permanent Collection, focusing on contemporary Amy Mathur Chair, English Department Assistant Professor of English Amy Mathur began teaching at Juniata in 2002, while continuing to pursue her doctorateAmy Mathur in English began from teaching the University at Juniata of in Arizona 2002, while in Tucson, continuing Arizona. to pursueMathur heris doctorate in anEnglish alumna from of the Juniata University College, of Arizona earning in a bachelor's Tucson, Arizona. degree Mathur in English is an and alumna a of Juniata PennsylvaniaCollege, earning secondary a bachelor's education degree certification in English in 1996. and a She Pennsylvania earned a master's secondary education degreecertification in English in 1996. from She Carnegie earned aMellon master's University degree in in English 1997. from Carnegie Mellon University in 1997. Before coming to Juniata, she worked as a graduate associate teacher from 2000 to 2001Before at coming the University to Juniata, of she Arizona, worked teaching as a graduate freshman associate composition teacher classes. from 2000 She to 2001 at the alsoUniversity worked ofas an Arizona, administrative teaching assistant freshman in the composition university's classes.College of She Fine also Arts worked as an fromadministrative 1999 to 2000. assistant in the university's College of Fine Arts from 1999 to 2000.

Mathur started started her her teaching teaching career career teaching teaching kindergarten kindergarten at La at Petite La Petite Academy Academy in in Tucson, Tucson,Arizona Arizonafrom 1997 from to 1999.1997 to 1999.

Mathur, who played basketball at Juniata College fromfrom 19921992 toto 1996,1996, alsoalso workedworked as an assistant aswomen's an assistant basketball women's coach basketball at Carnegie coach Mellon at Carnegie University Mellon from University 1996 to from 1997 1996 while completing toher 1997 master's while degree completing there. her master's degree there.

She focuses herher researchresearch interestinterest on on Shakespeare Shakespeare and and Renaissance Renaissance literature. literature. She She was named as a wasfinalist named for theas aUniversity finalist for of the Arizona's University Johnny of Arizona's Raye Harper Johnny Award Raye Harperfor Outstanding Award Teaching in for2001. Outstanding Teaching in 2001.

She is married to Ryan Mathur, assistant professor of geology at Juniata. Ryan Mathur

Dr. Mathur returns to Juniata College as a faculty member after earning a bachelor'sDr. Mathur degree returns in to geology/historyJuniata College atas Juniataa faculty in member 1997. He after went earning on to a earnbachelor's a degree in doctorategeology/history in geosciences at Juniata at the in University 1997. He of went Arizona on toin 2000. earn a doctorate in geosciences at the University of Arizona in 2000. Dr. Mathur served as a teaching assistant while at Arizona, teaching such courses asDr. ChemicalMathur served Evolution as a teaching of the assistant Earth, Physical while at GeologyArizona, teaching and Introduction such courses to as Chemical Geochemistry.Evolution of the His Earth, teaching Physical interests Geology include and Structural Introduction Geology, to Geochemistry. Hydrogeology His teaching andinterests New-classes include Geophysics, Structural Geology, and Hydrogeology Desctruction by and Nature New-classes and Mining Geophysics, in the Death and Americas.Desctruction by Nature and Mining in the Americas.

Dr. Mathur's researchresearch focusesfocuses onon usingusing geochemistry geochemistry to to investigate investigate the the evolution evolution of ore deposits. ofHe ore also deposits. is interested He also inis interested creating ain researchcreating a program research toprogram analyze to theanalyze water the quality of the waterSusquehanna quality River of the Basin. Susquehanna Dr. Mathur's River Basin.research Dr. has Mathur's been published research in has Earth been and Planetary publishedScience Letters, in Earth Journal and Planetary of South Science American Letters, Earth Journal Sciences, of South Mineralium American Deposita, Earth Geology and Sciences,Economic Mineralium Geology. Deposita, Geology and Economic Geology.

Dr. Mathur Mathur received received First First Place Place in inthe the University University of Arizona of Arizona Graduate Graduate Student Student Showcase in 2000. ShowcaseWhile at Arizona, in 2000. he While received at Arizona,the Tuscon he receivedGem & Mineral the Tuscon Society Gem Scholarship & Mineral and the Sulzer SocietyEarth Science Scholarship Scholarship. and He the earned Sulzer honorable Earth Science mention Scholarship. for both a Fulbright He earned Graduate Student honorableFellowship mention in 1998 forand both for aa National Fulbright Science Graduate Foundation Student FellowshipGraduate Student in 1998 Fellowship and in 1997. forDr. Mathur a National also Sciencereceived Foundationthe Blaisdell Graduate Mathematics Student and Geology Fellowship Award in 1997. from Juniata Dr. College in Mathur1997. also received the Blaisdell Mathematics and Geology Award from Juniata College in 1997. Ryan is married to Amy, graduate of Juniata in 1996. Ryan is married to Amy, graduate of Juniata in 1996. Ryan Mathur Professor of Geology Chair, Geology Department Dr. Mathur returns to Juniata College as a faculty member after earning a bachelor'sDr. Mathur degree returns in to geology/historyJuniata College atas Juniataa faculty in member 1997. He after went earning on to a earnbachelor's a degree in doctorategeology/history in geosciences at Juniata at the in University 1997. He of went Arizona on toin 2000. earn a doctorate in geosciences at the University of Arizona in 2000. Dr. Mathur served as a teaching assistant while at Arizona, teaching such courses asDr. ChemicalMathur served Evolution as a teaching of the assistant Earth, Physical while at GeologyArizona, teaching and Introduction such courses to as Chemical Geochemistry.Evolution of the His Earth, teaching Physical interests Geology include and Structural Introduction Geology, to Geochemistry. Hydrogeology His teaching andinterests New-classes include Geophysics, Structural Geology, Death and Hydrogeology Desctruction by and Nature New-classes and Mining Geophysics, in the Death and Americas.Desctruction by Nature and Mining in the Americas.

Dr. Mathur's researchresearch focusesfocuses onon usingusing geochemistry geochemistry to to investigate investigate the the evolution evolution of ore deposits. ofHe ore also deposits. is interested He also inis interested creating ain researchcreating a program research toprogram analyze to theanalyze water the quality of the waterSusquehanna quality River of the Basin. Susquehanna Dr. Mathur's River Basin.research Dr. has Mathur's been published research in has Earth been and Planetary publishedScience Letters, in Earth Journal and Planetary of South Science American Letters, Earth Journal Sciences, of South Mineralium American Deposita, Earth Geology and Sciences,Economic Mineralium Geology. Deposita, Geology and Economic Geology.

Dr. Mathur Mathur received received First First Place Place in inthe the University University of Arizona of Arizona Graduate Graduate Student Student Showcase in 2000. ShowcaseWhile at Arizona, in 2000. he While received at Arizona,the Tuscon he receivedGem & Mineral the Tuscon Society Gem Scholarship & Mineral and the Sulzer SocietyEarth Science Scholarship Scholarship. and He the earned Sulzer honorable Earth Science mention Scholarship. for both a Fulbright He earned Graduate Student honorableFellowship mention in 1998 forand both for aa National Fulbright Science Graduate Foundation Student FellowshipGraduate Student in 1998 Fellowship and in 1997. forDr. Mathur a National also Sciencereceived Foundationthe Blaisdell Graduate Mathematics Student and Geology Fellowship Award in 1997. from Juniata Dr. College in Mathur1997. also received the Blaisdell Mathematics and Geology Award from Juniata College in 1997. Ryan is married to Amy, graduate of Juniata in 1996. Ryan is married to Amy, graduate of Juniata in 1996. John Matter Associate Professor of Biology

Dr. Matter joined Juniata College's faculty as Assistant Professor of Biology in 1997.Dr. Matter Professor joined Matter Juniata received College's his facultydoctorate as Assistantfrom the DepartmentProfessor of of Biology Zoology in at1997. Professor theMatter University received of his Florida doctorate (Gainesville), from the and Department has worked of Zoology with the at U.S. the Fish University and of Florida Wildlife(Gainesville), Service, and and has theworked Florida with Museum the U.S. of Fish Natural and History.Wildlife HeService, earned and his the M.S. Florida Museum fromof Natural Saint History. Louis He University, earned his andM.S. hisfrom B.A. Saint Louis from University, the University and his of B.A. from the Missouri-Columbia.University of Missouri-Columbia. Immediately prior Immediately to coming prior to toJuniata coming College, to Juniata he was College, a he was a post-doctoral research associate at at The The Institute Institute of of Wildlife Wildlife and and Environmental Environmental Toxicology at ToxicologyClemson University, at Clemson SC. University, He also completedSC. He also a completed post-doctoral a post-doctoral year at the year University at of South theDakota. University of South Dakota.

His primary research interest is vertebrate vertebrate reproductive reproductive biology, biology, including including comparative comparativeendocrinology, endocrinology, anatomy, and anatomy, histology and of histology reproductive of reproductive structures. Other structures. research interests Otherinclude research the ecological interests consequences include the ecological of sperm consequencescompetition, cellof sperm biology competition, of spermatogenesis, and cellsperm biology motility. of spermatogenesis, At Clemson University, and sperm he motility. studied At the Clemson potential University, effects of he environmental studiedcontaminants the potentialon reproductive effects structures of environmental in American contaminants alligators, bobwhite on reproductive quail, and deer mice. structuresThis research in American is an outgrowth alligators, of bobwhite work with quail, alligators and deer at Lake mice. Apopka, This research a contaminated is site in ancentral outgrowth Florida. of Since work coming with alligators to Juniata, at his Lake research Apopka, has a focused contaminated on population site in ecology and centraldemography Florida. of Since the eastern coming fence to Juniata, lizard (Sceloporus his research undulatus), has focused a specieson population in abundance at the ecologyRaystown and Field demography Station. Another of the aspect eastern of fencestudy lizardhas been (Sceloporus the developmental undulatus), effect a of pesticide speciesexposure in in abundance vertebrate atembryos. the Raystown Field Station. Another aspect of study has been the developmental effect of pesticide exposure in vertebrate embryos. Some of his research techniques include histology for light and electron microscopy, Somehighperformance of his research liquid chromatography, techniques include electrophoresis histology and for western light and blotting electron of proteins, and in microscopy,vitro cell culture. highperformance Professor Matterliquid chromatography, has published or electrophoresis presented over and thirty western different papers, blottingposters, ofand proteins, manuscripts. and in He vitro currently cell culture. serves Professor the Society Matter for hasthe publishedStudy of Amphibians or and presentedReptiles (SSAR) over thirtyas Secretary. different papers, posters, and manuscripts. He currently serves the Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles (SSAR) as Secretary. His love of desert landscapes and their herpetofaunal diversity helped drive his involvement with Histhe Remote love of Field desert Course landscapes - an experience and their herpetofaunalthat engaged Juniata diversity students helped in drive a number his of activities involvementin the Colorado with Plateau the Remote of Colorado, Field CourseUtah, and - an Arizona. experience John's that personal engaged hobbies Juniata include cycling, studentsrunning, infly a fishing, number photography, of activities homebrewing,in the Colorado and Plateau soccer. of Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. John's personal hobbies include cycling, running, fly fishing, photography, homebrewing, and soccer. J Mark Mckellop Chair, Psychology Department Professor of Psychology Dr. McKellop joined the Juniata faculty in 2002 as an Assistant Professor of Psychology.Dr. McKellop He joined was promotedthe Juniata to faculty Associate in 2002 Professor as an inAssistant 2008 and Professor to Full Professor of Psychology. He was inpromoted 2014. McKellop to Associate earned Professor a bachelor's in 2008 degree and to in Full psychology Professor with in summa 2014. McKellop cum earned a laudebachelor's honors degree from in The psychology Ohio State with University summa incum 1994. laude He honors earned froma master's The Ohio degree State University in clinical-child 1994. He earned psychology a master's in 1996 degree and in a doctorate clinical-child in clinical-child psychology psychology in 1996 and in a doctorate in 2000,clinical-child both from psychology the University in 2000, of Cincinnati.both from the University of Cincinnati.

Dr. McKellop'sMcKellop's professionalprofessional backgroundbackground includesincludes trainingtraining inin clinicalclinical psychology, psychology, developmental developmentalpsychology, pediatric psychology, psychology, pediatric and psychology, pediatric neuropsychology. and pediatric neuropsychology. His teaching interests include Hiscourses teaching in abnormal interests psychology, include courses health in abnormalpsychology, psychology, media psychology, health psychology, and the psychology of mediawar and psychology, terrorism. and the psychology of war and terrorism.

Prior Prior to to coming coming to Juniata, to Juniata, McKellop McKellop was a Visiting was a Professor Visiting at Professor Indiana at Indiana University-Bloomington and and a a postdoctoral postdoctoral fellow fellow at atChildren's Children's Hospital Hospital Medical Medical Center in CenterCincinnati, in Cincinnati, Ohio. He Ohio. completed He completed his clinical his residency clinical residency at Nationwide at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Children'sColumbus, HospitalOhio. During in Columbus, his undergraduate Ohio. During years hisat Ohio undergraduate State, McKellop years at worked Ohio as a research State,assistant McKellop in the Departments worked as aof research Psychology assistant and Psychiatry.in the Departments of Psychology and Psychiatry. Prior to obtaining his undergraduate degree, McKellop spent seven years in the U.S. Air Force. DuringPrior to that obtaining time, he his worked undergraduate as a Metrologist degree, McKellopat Ramstein spent Air sevenBase, Germany,years in the and served as a U.S.Technical Air Force.Training During Instructor that at time, Lowry he Air worked Force as Base a Metrologist in Denver, atColorado. Ramstein Air Base, Germany, and served as a Technical Training Instructor at Lowry Air Force Base McKellop's in Denver, research Colorado. interests include the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL), behavioral aspects of health, influence of popular media on individuals, and gender influences on human McKellop's development. research Hisinterests research include has the been scholarship published of in teaching academic and journals learning such as Child (SoTL),Neuropsychology behavioral and aspects the Journal of health, of Pediatric influence Psychology. of popular He media is a memberon individuals, of the Association for andPsychological gender influences Science onand human the Society development. for the Teaching His research of Psychology. has been published in academic journals such as Child Neuropsychology and the Journal of Pediatric Psychology. He is married He tois a Dr. member Kathryn of the Westcott. Association They for have Psychological two awesome Science children, and Ethanthe and Carly. SocietyWhen he for can the find Teaching some free of Psychology. time, McKellop enjoys all types of music and movies, spending time with family, hiking, skiing, and, of course, watching Ohio State football. He is married to Dr. Kathryn Westcott. They have two awesome children, Ethan and Carly. When he can find some free time, McKellop enjoys all types of music and movies, spending time with family, hiking, skiing, and, of course, watching Ohio State football. Ronald McLaughlin Professor of Psychology

Professor McLaughlin, B.A., University of Missouri-St. Louis, cum laude; M.S., Ph.D.,Professor Northwestern McLaughlin, University, B.A., University joined the of faculty Missouri-St. at Juniata Louis, in 1985. cum He laude; had M.S., Ph.D., previouslyNorthwestern taught University, psychology joined courses the faculty at St. Norbert at Juniata College in 1985. and Northwestern He had previously taught University.psychology Hiscourses particular at St. areasNorbert of expertise College andinclude Northwestern statistics and University. human sexuality. His particular areas of expertise include statistics and human sexuality. A member of both the American Psychological Association and the Midwestern PsychologicalA member of Association,both the American he has Psychologicalpresented a number Association of papers and addressing the Midwestern issues Psychological ofAssociation, personality he traits, has presented student outcome a number measures, of papers coronary-prone addressing issues behavior of personality patterns traits, student andoutcome sexuality measures, among coronary-prone college students behavior at such professional patterns and meetings sexuality as among the Eastern college students at Psychologicalsuch professional Association, meetings theas the11th Eastern and 12th Psychological Annual Association Association, for Institutionalthe 11th and 12th Annual Research-UpperAssociation for InstitutionalMidwest Conference, Research-Upper the Annual Midwest Forum Conference, of the Association the Annual for Forum of the InstitutionalAssociation for Research, Institutional the Midwestern Research, the Psychological Midwestern PsychologicalAssociation, and Association, the and the American Psychological Association.

Dr. McLaughlin McLaughlin is is a a textbook textbook reviewer reviewer for for Brooks/Cole Brooks/Cole Publishing Publishing Co. Co. and and an anSPSS consultant SPSSto Juniata consultant students to Juniata and faculty. students In and 1989, faculty. he In received 1989, he the received Lindback the Lindback Foundation Award for FoundationDistinguished Award Teaching. for Distinguished Teaching.

He has presentedpresented programsprograms inin thethe residenceresidence halls halls on on dating dating and and relationships, relationships, sleep sleep and dreams, andpornography, dreams, pornography, and date and and acquaintance date and acquaintancerape. He also rape. serves He as also a member serves asof severala campus membercommittees. of several campus committees.

He enjoys computers in his leisure time. Cynthia Merriwether-devries Associate Professor of Sociology

Dr. Merriwether-deVries Merriwether-deVries came came to Juniatato Juniata in 2001 in 2001 after after earning earning a doctorate a doctorate in human in developmentDr. Merriwether-deVries and family came studies to Juniatain 2000 in from 2001 Penn after Stateearning University. a doctorate She in humanearned development a and bachelor'sfamilyhuman studies development degree in 2000and master's andfrom family Penn degree, Statestudies both University. infrom 2000 Penn She from State earned Penn in ahuman Statebachelor's developmentUniversity. degree and Sheand master's degree, earnedfamilyboth from studies, a Penn bachelor's in State in degree human anddevelopment master's and degree, family both studies, from in Penn State in human development1990 and 1994, and respectively. family studies, in At1990 Juniata, Juniata, and 1994, she she has hasrespectively. taught taught such such courses courses as as Introduction Introduction to toSociology, Sociology, Minorities, Minorities, The The American Family Americanand Social Family Welfare and Policy Social and Welfare Services. Policy Before and comingServices. to Before Juniata coming she was to aJuniata lecturer she in the sociology wasdepartment a lecturer at Penn in the State sociology from 1994 department to 2000. at In Penn the Statesummer from of 19942001, to she 2000. also Inworked the as a research summerassociateAt Juniata, ofon theshe 2001, Juniata has she taught College also such worked African-American courses as a as research Introduction Oral associate History to Project. onSociology, the Juniata Minorities, College African-AmericanThe American Family Oral History and Social Project. Welfare Policy and Services. Before coming to JuniataMerriwether-deVries' she was a lecturer doctoral in researchthe sociology focused department on how African-American at Penn State from adolescent 1994 tomothers adjust to Merriwether-deVries'the role of motherhood. doctoral Her research research has been focused published on how in such African-American journals asGenerations adolescent and Marriage and mothersFamily2000. InReview. adjust the to summer the role ofof motherhood. 2001, she also Her research worked has as been a research published associate in such journals on the JuniataasGenerationsBefore returning College and toAfrican-American Marriage college to and complete Family Oral herReview. Historyeducation, Project. Merriwether-deVries worked as children's program Beforecoordinator returning at the toCentre college County to complete Women's her Resource education, Center Merriwether-deVries from 1985 to 1988. worked From 1983 as to 1985, she children'swas assistant program director coordinator of the First at theSteps Centre and CountyKinderhouse Women's Group Resource Day Care Center Homes from operated 1985 by the Child toDevelopmentMerriwether-deVries' 1988. From Council 1983 to of1985, doctoralCentre she County.was research assistant In 1983, director focused she workedof the on First as how an Steps assistant African-American and Kinderhouseteacher at the State College adolescentGroupChildren's Day House Care mothers HomesMontessori adjust operated School. to by the the role Child of Development motherhood. Council Her researchof Centre County. has been In published1983, she worked in such as journals an assistant asGenerations teacher at the and State Marriage College and Children's Family House Review. Montessori School.Merriwether-deVries received the Penn State University Commission for Women Student Leader Award inBefore 1997 and returning was awarded to college the Certificate to complete of Citizen her Service education, from the Merriwether-deVries Pennsylvania Governor's Office of workedMerriwether-deVriesCitizen Service as children's in 1991. received program She was the coordinator namedPenn State a New Universityat Yorkthe Centre Bicentennial Commission County Scholar Women's for Women in 1976. Resource Student Merriwether-deVries Leaderwas named Award to the in 1997Penn Stateand was College awarded of Health the Certificate and Human of Development Citizen Service Honor from Society the in 1989 and PennsylvaniabecameCenter froma member Governor's1985 of tothe 1988. GoldenOffice From ofKey Citizen National1983 Serviceto Honor1985, in she1991. was She assistant was named director a New of York the BicentennialFirstSociety Steps in 1988. Scholar and Kinderhouse in 1976. Merriwether-deVries Group Day Care was Homes named operatedto the Penn by State the College Child Developmentof Health and Human Council Development of Centre Honor County. Society In 1983,in 1989 she and worked became a as member an assistant of the GoldenShe is a Key member National of the Honor Pennsylvania Sociological Society and the Friends Council on Higher Education. SocietySheteacher also inat is1988.the a State member College of the Children's Leadership House Roundtable Montessori of the School. Huntingdon County "Families r First" Collaborative. She actively volunteers her time for such community organizations as The American Lung Merriwether-deVriesSheAssociation, is a member the Ballet of the receivedTheatre Pennsylvania of the Central Penn Sociological Pennsylvania,State University Society Centre and Commission County the Friends Special for Council WomenOlympics on and the State HigherCollege Education. Community She Theatre. also is a member of the Leadership Roundtable of the Huntingdon CountyStudent "FamiliesLeader Award r First" in 1997 Collaborative. and was awarded She actively the Certificate volunteers of her Citizen time forService such fromcommunityCy and the husband Pennsylvania organizations Paul have Governor'sa as daughter The American Jillian. Office Lung of Citizen Association, Service the in Ballet 1991. Theatre She was of namedCentral Pennsylvania, a New York Centre Bicentennial County Special Scholar Olympics in 1976. and the Merriwether-deVries State College Community was Theatre. named to the Penn State College of Health and Human Development Honor SocietyCy and husband in 1989 Paul and havebecame a daughter a member Jillian. of the Golden Key National Honor Society in 1988.

She is a member of the Pennsylvania Sociological Society and the Friends Council on Higher Education. She also is a member of the Leadership Roundtable of the Huntingdon County "Families r First" Collaborative. She actively volunteers her time for such community organizations as The American Lung Association, the Ballet Theatre of Central Pennsylvania, Centre County Special Olympics and the State College Community Theatre. Robert Miller Rosenberger Chair of Christian and Religious Studies

Robert Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, professor professor professor professor of religion,of religion,of ofreligion, joined religion, joined the joined faculty the joined faculty theat Juniata facultythe at Juniatafacultyin 2003. at Juniata in at2003. Juniata in 2003. in 2003. Robert Miller, Miller, professor professor of religion, joinedof religion, the faculty atjoined Juniata inthe 2003. faculty at Juniata in 2003. 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Norris Muth joined the Juniata faculty in 2007 as an assistant professor of biology. BeforeNorris Muthcoming joined to Juniata, the Juniata Muth worked faculty as in a 2007postdoctoral as an assistant researcher professor and teaching of biology. Before associatecoming toat Muhlenberg Juniata, Muth College worked in Allentown, as a postdoctoral Pa. from 2005 researcher to 2007. and teaching associate at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pa. from 2005 to 2007. He earned a bachelor's degree in environmental studies in 1997 from Brown University,He earned ain bachelor'sProvidence, degree R.I. and in environmentalwent on to earn studies a master's in 1997 degree from in forestry Brown University, in scienceProvidence, from R.I. the andYale went School on toof earnForestry a master's and Environmental degree in forestry Studies science in 1999. from He the Yale School earnedof Forestry a doctorate and Environmental in ecology Studies and evolution in 1999. from He earned the State a doctorate University in ecology of New and evolution York,from the Stony State Brook University in 2006. of New York, Stony Brook in 2006.

From 1999 to 2004, MuthMuth workedworked asas aa graduategraduate teachingteaching assistantassistant atat thethe University University of Tennessee ofin Knoxville, Tennessee Tenn., in Knoxville, where he taught Tenn., classes where in evolution, he taught , classes in plant evolution, ecology and general biodiversity,ecology. plant ecology and general ecology.

His research research interests interests center center on on conservation conservation biology, biology, community community ecology ecology and and the the history and historyphilosophy and philosophy of science. of He science. is particularly He is particularly interested interested in how toin assesshow to theassess impact the of biological impactinvasions of ofbiological species invasionsand how biologicalof species communitiesand how biological interact communities and react to interact invasive species. He andhas published react to invasive his work species. in several He has professional published journals, his work including in several an professional article on using invasive journals,species biology including to teach an article about onevolution using invasivein Evolutionary species Science biology and to teachSociety: about Educating a New evolutionGeneration. in HeEvolutionary also has published Science andarticles Society: in Philosophy Educating Now a New and Generation. the Journal He of Experimental alsoMarine has Biology published and articlesEcology. in Philosophy Now and the Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. Muth has taught courses in general biology, , natural history interpretation Muthand the has history taught and courses philosophy in general of science. biology, In evolutionaryaddition to his biology, academic natural career, history Muth also worked interpretationas a research librarian and the at history the Peabody and philosophy Museum of of natural science. History In addition in New to Haven, his Conn. from academic1997 to 1998 career, and Muth worked also as worked a U.S. asNational a research park librarian Service atranger the Peabody in Acadia Museum National Park in Bar ofHarbor, natural Maine History and in at Newthe San Haven, Juan Conn.Islands from national 1997 Historical to 1998 andpark worked in Friday as Harbor,a U.S. Wash. National park Service ranger in Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor, Maine and at the San Juan Islands national Historical park in Friday Harbor, Wash. Laurence Mutti Professor of Geology

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Geology lets me explore some of that in great detail, and I find that whatI'mI grew alsoI uplearn in interested aabout land changeof agricultural in change, in rocks richness howactually the(east helps earthcentral me changes, Illinois)to understand whose how changebounty rocks wasin and myself built minerals on or the in society.glacialI grew plunderup in a landof nourishing of agricultural soil minerals richness from (east Wisconsin central Illinois) and Canada. whose bountyThe cultural was builtenvironment on the glacial plunder of innourishingchange my hometown, when soil subjectedChampaign-Urbana, minerals from to different Wisconsin was also environments, rich. and I Canada.didn't take Thehow any culturalpersuading, societies environment when and culturesgiven inthe my hometown, Ichange,chance,Champaign-Urbana, grew up to and spendin ahow land what waswe of would agriculturalalsoas individuals rich. have I didn't been richness change. mytake senior any(east persuading,Geology yearcentral in Illinois) high letswhen schoolme given whose explore with the bounty chance, my some family was to of spend inbuiltthat an what would have upcountrybeen my senior village year in Sierrain high Leone, school West with Africa, my family in 1966. in an I stillupcountry draw on village that experience in Sierra Leone, today. , in 1966. 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Dr. Emil Nagengast came to Juniata in 1996 as an assistant professor of political science.Dr. Emil He Nagengast graduated came cum to laude Juniata with in his 1996 B.A. as in an German assistant and professor political of science political science. He fromgraduated Middlebury cum laude College. with hisHe B.A.went inon German to receive and his political M.A. in science political from science Middlebury from College. He thewent University on to receive of Kansas his M.A. and in his political Ph.D. sciencein the same from fieldthe University from the Universityof Kansas ofand his Ph.D. in Pittsburgh.the same field During from his the studies University Dr. Nagengastof Pittsburgh. also During attended his Karl studies Marx Dr. Universitat Nagengast also attended inKarl Leipzig, Marx Universitat East Germany; in Leipzig, Middlebury East College Germany; Summer Middlebury Russian College Language Summer Russian Institute;Language KrasnodarInstitute; Krasnodar Russian Russian Language Language Institute Institute in the in USSR; the USSR; and and Johannes Johannes Gutenberg GutenbergUniversitat Universitatin Mainz, West in Mainz, Germany. West Germany.

He has has received received numerous numerous honors honors and andscholarships scholarships including including a four amonth four internship month at the West internshipBerlin Senate, at the a tenWest month Berlin research Senate, scholarship a ten month in research Leipzig, scholarship a combined in grant Leipzig, from a the University combinedof Pittsburgh grant and from Treuhandanstalt the University (Berlin) of Pittsburgh for field and research Treuhandanstalt on German (Berlin) privatization for in Berlin fieldand Dresden, research and on Germana Postrednik privatization Research inGrant Berlin for andresearch Dresden, on German-East and a Postrednik European Relations Researchin Bonn. Grant He was for also research selected on German-East as a participant European in a summer Relations seminar in Bonn. of theHe was German Fulbright alsoCommission. selected He as was a participant awarded a inRotary a summer Grant for seminar University of the Professors German to Fulbright teach at the University Commission.of the Gambia He in Westwas awarded Africa. a Rotary Grant for University Professors to teach at the University of the Gambia in West Africa. His professional experience includes teaching fellowships, assistantships, and undergraduate Hisadvising professional at the University experience of includes Pittsburgh. teaching He was fellowships, also a teaching assistantships, fellow at and the University of undergraduateKansas and an advising instructor at at the the University Pennsylvania of Pittsburgh. Governor's He School was also for aInternational teaching Studies for fellowmany years. at the Dr. University Nagengast ofhas Kansasparticipated and in an various instructor conferences at the and Pennsylvania a number of his works Governor'shave been published. School for He International was the 1999/2000 Studies recipient for many of years. the Beachley Dr. Nagengast Junior hasFaculty Award at participatedJuniata. in various conferences and a number of his works have been published. He was the 1999/2000 recipient of the Beachley Junior Faculty Award atHis Juniata. teaching interests include East and West European politics, the European Union, international organizations and human rights. Since 2004 he has added African politics to his research and Histeaching teaching interests. interests He conducted include East field and research West European in Ethiopia politics, at the headquarters the European of the African Union,Union and international in the Gambia organizations at the headquarters and human of the rights. African Since Commission 2004 he has for addedPeoples and Human AfricanRights. Hepolitics has to visited his research five African and teaching countries interests. and he He takes conducted Juniata field students research every year on a insummer Ethiopia program at the in headquarters West Africa. ofHe the has African published Union on the and topic in theof human Gambia rights at the in Africa and he headquartersteaches a course of theevery African year on Commission African Politics. for Peoples and Human Rights. He has visited five African countries and he takes Juniata students every year on a summer program in West Africa. He has published on the topic of human rights in Africa and he teaches a course every year on African Politics. Amanda Page Assistant Professor of English

Amanda Page joined the faculty at Juniata College in 2013 as an assistant professorAmanda Page of English. joined Shethe facultyearned aat bachelor's Juniata College degree inin 2013English as andan assistant history in professor 2003 of English. fromShe earnedWellesley a bachelor's College, in degree Wellesley, in English Mass. She and went history on to in earn 2003 a master's from Wellesley degree College, in inWellesley, English inMass. 2005 She and wenta doctorate on to earnin English a master's in 2011 degree from in the English University in 2005 of North and a doctorate in Carolina,English in in 2011 Chapel from Hill, the N.C.University of North Carolina, in Chapel Hill, N.C.

Previously, Page Page worked worked as as a a visiting visiting assistant assistant professor professor in in the the Department Department of of English at EnglishMarywood at Marywood University, University, in Scranton, in Scranton, Pa., during Pa., theduring 2012-2013 the 2012-2013 academic academic year. Her teaching year.experience Her teaching includes experience a year as includes a postdoctoral a year as teachinga postdoctoral fellow teaching at North fellow Carolina at during the North2011-2012 Carolina academic during year the and 2011-2012 working academic as a graduate year and teaching working fellow as a at graduate North Carolina from teaching2004 to 2011. fellow at North Carolina from 2004 to 2011.

She is currently workingworking onon aa bookbook underunder contractcontract withwith thethe UniversityUniversity of of South South Carolina Press Carolinabased on the Press Korean-American based on the Korean-American author Chang-rae authorLee. She Chang-rae also contributed Lee. She a chapter also in the book contributed"The Politics a ofchapter Appearance: in the book Racial "The Passing Politics in U.S. of Appearance: Fiction, Memoir, Racial Television Passing in and Film." She U.S.has published Fiction, Memoir, scholarly Television articles in andsuch Film." journals She as has Multi-Ethnic published scholarlyLiterature articles of the United States inand such Southern journals Quarterly. as Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States and Southern Quarterly.

She has taught many English courses, including Introduction to World Literature, Contemporary SheAmerican has taught Novel, many Introduction English courses, to Fiction, including Writing Introduction Skills, Contemporary to World Literature, Fiction, Rhetoric and ContemporaryComposition and American Contemporary Novel, Literature. Introduction to Fiction, Writing Skills, Contemporary Fiction, Rhetoric and Composition and Contemporary Literature.

Page's professional memberships include the Modern Language Association, Society for the Page'sStudy of professional the Multi-Ethnic memberships Literature include of the the United Modern States Language and the Association, South Atlantic Modern SocietyLanguage for Association. the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States and the South Atlantic Modern Language Association. Valerie Park Associate Professor of Education

Dr. Valerie Park joined the faculty at Juniata in 2003. She received her Ph.D. in CurriculumDr. Valerie Parkand Instructionjoined the facultyfrom the at PennsylvaniaJuniata in 2003. State She University, received her her Ph.D. M.Ed. in inCurriculum and readingInstruction from from Shippensburg the Pennsylvania State University, State University, and her her B.S. M.Ed. in in early reading childhood from Shippensburg educationState University, from the andPennsylvania her B.S. State in early University. childhood education from the Pennsylvania State University. Park has a wealth of teaching experience in primary and secondary schools. She workedPark has as a wealth a developmental of teaching experience reading specialist in primary from and 2001 secondary to 2003 schools. in the She worked as a Hollidaysburgdevelopmental reading Area School specialist District. from From2001 to 1999 2003 to in 2001 the Hollidaysburg she was a teaching Area School District. assistantFrom 1999 at Pennto 2001 State. she Fromwas a 1985 teaching to 1999, assistant Park at worked Penn State.as a reading From 1985 specialist to 1999, in Park worked severalas a reading primary specialist and secondary in several schools primary in the and Hollidaysburg secondary schoolsArea School in the District. Hollidaysburg Area SheSchool started District. her She career started as a her reading career specialist as a reading at McConnellsburg specialist at McConnellsburg Elementary Elementary School in McConnellsburg, Pa. from 1982 to 1985.

Before specializing in in reading reading education, education, Park Park taught taught third third grade grade at atBreezewood Breezewood Elementary ElementarySchool in Breezewood, School in Pa. Breezewood, from 1980 Pa. to 1981, from and 1980 taught to 1981, kindergarten and taught and Head Start at kindergartenPowellton Elementary and Head SchoolStart at in Powellton Powellton, Elementary W. Va. from School 1979 in to Powellton, 1980. W. Va. from 1979 to 1980. Dr. Park's interests and research are in the areas of literacy and supervision. She teaches courses Dr.in languagePark's interests and literacy, and research secondary are in methods, the areas adolescentof literacy development,and supervision. and She supervises early teacheschildhood, courses elementary, in language and secondary and literacy, education secondary student methods, teachers. adolescent Her research has been development,published in The and Journal supervises of Educational early childhood,Alternatives, elementary, Interchange, and Pennsylvania secondary Educational educationLeadership. student teachers. Her research has been published in The Journal of Educational Alternatives, Interchange, and Pennsylvania Educational Leadership. She is a member of the International Reading Association, the Keystone State Reading SheAssociation, is a member The of Raystown the International Country Reading Reading Association, Council, Mid-State the Keystone Reading State Council, The ReadingAssociation Association, for Supervision The Raystown and Curriculum Country Reading Development, Council, and Mid-State The Association Reading of Teacher Council,Educators. The Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, and The Association of Teacher Educators. Dr. Park and her husband John reside in State College. They have three children, Amie, Sarah Dr.and ParkStephen. and her husband John reside in State College. They have three children, Amie, Sarah and Stephen. Neil Pelkey Associate Professor of Environment Science and Studies and Information Technology

Professor Pelkey joined the Juniata College faculty in 2002 as an assistant professorProfessor of Pelkey environmental joined the science Juniata and College information faculty technology. in 2002 as He an earned assistant a professor of bachelor'senvironmental degree science in economicsand information and politicaltechnology. science He earned from a the bachelor's University degree of in economics California-Davisand political science and from went the on University to earn aof doctorateCalifornia-Davis in ecology and went from on the to sameearn a doctorate in institution.ecology from He the has same taught institution. courses in He environmental has taught courses science inand environmental engineering, science and streamengineering, channel stream mapping, channel spatialmapping, statistics, spatial statistics, animal ecology,animal ecology, GIS and GIS remote and remote sensing, sensing,and Information and Information Technology. Technology. He is currently He is currently designing designing and implementing and implementing a modular course in abioinformatics modular course that in will bioinformatics be based on athat just will in time be basedteaching on philosophy.a just in time teaching philosophy. Pelkey started his academic career in 1998 as a postdoctoral researcher at UC-Davis where he Pelkeystudied startedcollaborative his academic governance career efforts in 1998 in of as more a postdoctoral than 70 watersheds researcher in Washington at and UC-DavisCalifornia. whereIn 2000, he hestudied served collaborative as a lecturer governanceat UC-Davis efforts and taught in of themore research than 70 methods course. watershedsHe was named in WashingtonBrown Faculty and Fellow California. at the University In 2000, heof the served South's as aLandscape lecturer atAnalysis Lab in UC-Davis2001. In conjunction and taught withthe research Bill Leach, methods he received course. Hethe wasaward named for Theoretical Brown Faculty Paper of the Year Fellowfrom the at American the University Water Resources of the South's Association. Landscape Analysis Lab in 2001. In conjunction with Bill Leach, he received the award for Theoretical Paper of the YearHe is from published the American in professional Water Resources journals suchAssociation. as Water Resources Planning and Management, Biological Conservation, African Journal of Ecology and Conservation Biology. He has also Hepresented is published at national in professional conferences journals sponsored such by asthe Water American Resources Political Planning Science and Association, the Management,Northeast Fish Biological and Wildlife Conservation, Federation, African The American Journal Public of Ecology Policy and and Management ConservationAssociation, and Biology. the Society He has for also Conservation presented atBiology. national conferences sponsored by the American Political Science Association, the Northeast Fish and Wildlife Federation,He has received The research American grants Public in collaboration Policy and Managementwith other fine Association, researchers andfrom the such agencies as Societythe India for Canada Conservation Environment Biology. Facility, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the National Science Foundation and the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. He has received research grants in collaboration with other fine researchers from suchHe is agenciescurrently as on the the India board Canada of directors Environment for the FoundationFacility, the for U.S. Ecological Environmental Research, Advocacy Protectionand Learning Agency, in Pondicherry, the National India. Science Foundation and the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. His wife, Dr. Uma Ramakrishnan, is a faculty member at Juniata College as well. He is currently on the board of directors for the Foundation for Ecological Research, Advocacy and Learning in Pondicherry, India.

His wife, Dr. Uma Ramakrishnan, is a faculty member at Juniata College as well. Dominick Peruso Professor of Accounting

Dominick Peruso joined Juniata as Assistant Professor of Accounting in 1999. He receivedDominick his Peruso B.S. joined in Management Juniata as andAssistant Accounting Professor from of St. Accounting Francis College in 1999. and He received his completedB.S. in Management his M.Ed inand Higher Accounting Education from at St. The Francis Pennsylvania College Stateand completed University. his M.Ed in Higher Education at The Pennsylvania State University. Prior to his appointment, Professor Peruso served as a staff accountant with Price WaterhousePrior to his appointment,and currently Professorprovides servicesPeruso servedfor Barley as a &staff Co., accountant a local accounting with Price Waterhouse firm.and currently Mr. Peruso provides has also services served for in variousBarley &capacities Co., a local at Juniata accounting College firm. including Mr. Peruso has also Assistantserved in various Director capacities of Campus at Juniata Activities, College Residence including Hall Assistant Director, Director and of Career Campus Activities, ProgrammingResidence Hall Coordinator. Director, and Career Programming Coordinator.

He is is the the recipient recipient of of numerous numerous awards awards and and honors honors including including inclusion inclusion in Delta in Delta Epsilon Sigma, as Epsilonwell as the Sigma, National as wellCollegiate as the Business National Merit Collegiate Award Businessand recognition Merit Awardin the PCPA's and Newsletter recognition'Spotlight on in New the PCPA'sProfessional.' Newsletter 'Spotlight on New Professional.'

Professor Peruso has participatedparticipated inin numerousnumerous conferencesconferences andand workshops workshops and and as as a a speaker on a speakervariety of on topics a variety from of diversity topics from training diversity and training RA survival and RA skills survival to event skills marketing, to money eventmanagement marketing, and goalmoney setting management as well as and Leadership goal setting and Organizationalas well as Leadership Development and workshops. Organizational Development workshops. Professor Peruso is a member of the American Accounting Association, The Institute of ProfessorManagement Peruso Accountants is a member and the of National the American Association Accounting of Student Association, Personnel Administrators. The He Institutealso serves of Management as the Vice GovernorAccountants of and Tau the Pi NationalPhi, National Association Honor ofSociety Student for Accounting, PersonnelBusiness, and Administrators. Economics. He also serves as the Vice Governor of Tau Pi Phi, National Honor Society for Accounting, Business, and Economics. He is an avid drummer/composer having released 3 albums worth of music. In his leisure time, he Heenjoys is an weightlifting, avid drummer/composer golf, and spending having time released with his3 albums family. worth of music. In his leisure time, he enjoys weightlifting, golf, and spending time with his family. Carol Peters Director of the Writing Center Dennis Plane Associate Professor of Politics

Dennis Plane became a member of the Juniata College faculty as assistant professorDennis Plane of politics became in a 2004.member He of earned the Juniata a bachelor's College degree faculty in as political assistant science professor in of politics in 19932004. fromHe earned Rollins a bachelor's College in degree Winter in Park,political Fla., science and went in 1993 on to from earn Rollins a doctoral College in Winter degreePark, Fla., in political and went behavior on to earnand aAmerican doctoral political degree in institutions political behaviorin 2002 andfrom American the political Universityinstitutions ofin Texas2002 fromin Austin, the University Texas. of Texas in Austin, Texas.

Plane previously worked asas aa visitingvisiting assistantassistant professorprofessor at at Gallaudet University in in Washington, Washington,D.C. from 2002 D.C. to from 2004. 2002 He to has 2004. also He taught has atalso the taught University at the of University Texas at of Austin, Austin TexasCommunity at Austin, College, Austin and Community the Summer College, Program and in theQuantitative Summer Methods Program operated in by the QuantitativeInter-University Methods Consortium operated for by Political the Inter-University and Social Research Consortium at the for University Political of Michigan. andPlane Social also Research served as at athe faculty University leader of for Michigan. The Washington Plane also Center'sserved as academic a faculty seminar titled leaderCampaign for The2004: Washington The National Center's Political academic Conventions. seminar titled Campaign 2004: The National Political Conventions. He has taught courses in U.S. government, state and local government, public policy, Congress Heand has public taught opinion. courses He in also U.S. can government, teach courses state on and public local government,opinion, politics public and the media, policy,campaigns Congress and elections, and public minority opinion. politics He also and can research teach methods.courses on public opinion, politics and the media, campaigns and elections, minority politics and research methods.He has presented papers at a variety of professional conferences and has recently published an article in the Journal of Political Behavior about voter turnout in U.S. Senate elections. He is also Hebeen has asked presented by the papers journal at a Social variety Science of professional Quarterly conferences to revise hisand workhas recently on political trust for publishedpossible publication. an article in http://faculty.juniata.edu/plane/ the Journal of Political Behavior about voter turnout in U.S. Senate elections. He is also been asked by the journal Social Science Quarterly to revise his work on political trust for possible publication. http://faculty.juniata.edu/plane/ Matthew Powell Sabbatical Fall Semester

Matthew Powell joined the Juniata College faculty in 2007 as an assistant professorMatthew Powellof geology. joined Previously, the Juniata he College worked facultyas a Humboldt in 2007 Postdoctoralas an assistant Fellow professor at of geology. thePreviously, Alexander he von worked Humboldt as a HumboldtFoundation Postdoctoral at Johann Wolfgang Fellow atGoethe the Alexander University von Humboldt inFoundation Frankfurt, at Germany Johann Wolfgang from 2006 Goethe to 2007. University in Frankfurt, Germany from 2006 to 2007. Powell earned a bachelor?s bachelor?s degree degree in in biology biology in in 1998 1998 from from Virginia Virginia Polytechnic Polytechnic Institute and InstituteState University and State in UniversityBlacksburg, in Va.Blacksburg, and went Va. on andto earn went a master?son to earn degree a master?s at Virginia Tech in degreegeological at Virginiasciences in Tech 2000. in He geological earned a sciencesdoctoral indegree 2000. in Heearth earned and planetary a doctoral sciences in 2005 degreefrom The in earthJohns and Hopkins planetary University sciences in inBaltimore, 2005 from Md. The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md. Before pursuing graduate studies, Powell worked as a research assistant in 1998 at the BeforeVirginia-Maryland pursuing graduate Regional studies, College Powell of worked Veterinary as a Medicine.research assistant From 2005 in 1998 to 2006,at he was a thevisiting Virginia-Maryland assistant professor Regional of geology College at Washington of Veterinary and Medicine.Lee University From in 2005Lexington, to Va. 2006, he was a visiting assistant professor of geology at Washington and Lee UniversityHe has taught in Lexington, a variety of Va. courses, including general geology, history and evolution of the earth and oceanography. He has taught graduate lab courses in earth systems history, paleontology and Hehistorical has taughtgeology. a As variety a research, of courses, Powell including is interested general in looking geology, at the history invertebrate and fossil record evolutionto see biogeographic of the earth patterns and oceanography. of evolution. His He specific has taught area graduate of expertise lab coursescenters on in the effects the earthlate systems Icehistory, Age paleontologyhad on the ecology and historical and evolution geology. of . As a research, Powell is interested in looking at the invertebrate fossil record to see biogeographic patternsHe has had of evolution.his research His published specific inarea a variety of expertise of professional centers on journals, the effects including the late Global Ecology Paleozoicand Biogeography, Ice Age had Geology, on the andecology Paeleobiology. and evolution of brachiopods. He ishas a hadmember his research of a number published of professional in a variety organizations, of professional including journals, the including Geological Society of GlobalAmerica, Ecology the Paleontological and Biogeography, Society, Geology, the International and Paeleobiology. Biogeography Society and the American Geophysical Union. He is a member of a number of professional organizations, including the Geological Society of America, the Paleontological Society, the International Biogeography Society and the American Geophysical Union. Susan Prill Associate Professor of Religion

Susan Prill came to Juniata's faculty in 2006 as an assistant professor of religion, specializingSusan Prill came in world to Juniata's religions. faculty She previouslyin 2006 as workedan assistant as a professorpostdoctoral of religion,fellow at specializing in Hamiltonworld religions. College She in previously Clinton, N.Y. worked She as was a postdoctoral promoted tofellow associate at Hamilton professor College in in Clinton, 2012.N.Y. She was promoted to associate professor in 2012.

Her main area of teaching specializationspecialization centerscenters onon IndianIndian Religions,Religions, andand sheshe alsoalso teaches World teachesReligions. World She also Religions. has taught She courses also hason taught and courses yogic philosophies, on Yoga and Goddesses yogic and Islam. philosophies,Her current research Goddesses concerns and Islam. Sikh approachesHer current to research . concerns Sikh approaches toDr. environmentalism. Prill earned a bachelor's degree in religion in 1996 from Bard College in Dr.Annandale-on-Hudson, Prill earned a bachelor's N.Y., and degree went in on religion to earn in a 1996 master's from degree Bard in College South Asianin studies in Annandale-on-Hudson,2000 from the University N.Y., of Michiganand went onin toAnn earn Arbor, a master's Mich. degree She earned in South her Asian doctoral degree in studies2005 from in 2000 the Schoolfrom the of UniversityOriental and of MichiganAfrican Studies in Ann at Arbor, the University Mich. She of earned London in London, herEngland. doctoral degree in 2005 from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London in London, England. Publications include "Sikhi through Internet, Films & Videos" for The Oxford Handbook of Sikh PublicationsStudies, 2014; include "Sikhi through Internet, Films & Videos" for The Oxford Handbook"ʻExcept ofthe Sikh True Studies, Name, 2014;I have no miracle': Modern Sikh understandings of the Miraculous" in "ʻExceptSikhism in theGlobal True Context, Name, IOxford, have no 2011 miracle': and "RepresentingModern Sikh understandingsSainthood in India: of the Sikh and Hindu Miraculous"Visions of Namdev" in Sikhism in Material in Global Religion, Context, 2009. Oxford, 2011 and "Representing Sainthood in India: Sikh and Hindu Visions of Namdev" in Material Religion, 2009.She is a member of the American Academy of Religion. She speaks and writes Hindi and can read and write Punjabi and Sanskrit. She is a member of the American Academy of Religion. She speaks and writes Hindi and can read and write Punjabi and Sanskrit. Susan Radis Professor of Social Work and Sociology

Professor Radis, B.S., rehabilitation education, Penn State University; M.S.S., BrynProfessor Mawr Radis, College; B.S., came rehabilitation to Juniata in education, 1984 with Pennteaching State experience University; from M.S.S., Penn Bryn Mawr StateCollege; University came to andJuniata the in University 1984 with of teaching North Dakota, experience and from casework Penn experienceState University and the fromUniversity Philadelphia of North County's Dakota, Board and of casework Assistance. experience from Philadelphia County's Board of Assistance. Her work in child abuse prevention as a facilitator for two Parents Helping Parents groupsHer work in inHuntingdon child abuse County prevention has been as a commended facilitator for by two Parents Parents Anonymous Helping Parents of groups in Pennsylvania.Huntingdon County She teacheshas been parenting commended classes by Parents for the Anonymous local community of Pennsylvania. agency, She teaches Parentparenting to classes Parent .for the local Other community areas of special agency, interest Parent includeto Parent death Magic. and Other dying, areas of special humaninterest growth include and death development, and dying, and human social growth work and practice. development, Professor and Radis social is a work practice. memberProfessor of Radis NASW, is a ACSW,member and of NASW, is a licensed ACSW, social and worker is a licensed in Pennsylvania. social worker in Pennsylvania.

She enjoys gardening,gardening, landscaping,landscaping, hiking,hiking, traveling traveling and and spending spending time time with with her her family. She and family.husband, She Michael, and husband, have two Michael, children. have two children. Uma Ramakrishnan Associate Professor of Environmental Sciences

Uma Ramakrishnan joined the Juniata faculty in 2005 as assistant professor of environmentalUma Ramakrishnan science joined and studies. the Juniata She faculty earned in a bachelor's 2005 as assistant degree inprofessor chemistry, of environmental zoologyscience and and studies. environmental She earned science a bachelor's in 1988 degree from in St. chemistry, Joseph's zoology College and in environmental Bangalore,science in 1988India. from She St.went Joseph's on to earnCollege a master's in Bangalore, degree inIndia. ecology She inwent 1990 on from to earn a master's Pondicherrydegree in ecology University in 1990 in Pondicherry,from Pondicherry India. University Her 1998 doctoralin Pondicherry, degree inIndia. ecology Her 1998 doctoral comesdegree in from ecology the University comes from of the California, University Davis, of California, where her Davis, research where focused her research on focused on predator avoidance behavior in bonnet macaques (a species of Asian monkey).

Ramakrishnan comes comes to to Juniata Juniata from from the the Connecticut Connecticut Agricultural Agricultural Experiment Experiment Station, where she Station,was chief where deer research she was biologist chief deer from research 2000 to biologist 2005. Her from research, 2000 towhich 2005. she Her will continue at research,Juniata, focuses which male she deer will reproductive continue at Juniata,control. She focuses also has male studied deer reproductivedeer-vehicle collisions and control.how collision She also frequency has studied in male deer-vehicle deer varies collisions greatly and according how collision to season, frequency as well in as home-range maleuse in deersuburban varies areas. greatly according to season, as well as home-range use in suburban areas. After completing her master's degree at Pondicherry University, Ramakrishnan worked as a Afterconservation completing biologist her master's from 1990 degree to at 1994 Pondicherry at the University, Asian Elephant Ramakrishnan Conservation Center, workedInternational as a Union conservation for the Conservation biologist from of Nature 1990 to in 1994Bangalore, at the India. Asian Elephant Conservation Center, International Union for the Conservation of Nature in Bangalore,Ramakrishnan India. has been very active as an outreach educator during her stint at the Connecticut facility. She has lectured on deer management issues to the Audubon Society, the Future Farmers Ramakrishnanof America, commercial has been verylandscapers, active as nursery an outreach professionals educator and during vegetable her stint and at fruitthe growers. She Connecticutalso has started facility. a deer She management has lectured workshop on deer managementat Juniata College. issues Sheto the also Audubon has been interviewed Society,about deer the management Future Farmers in a wide of variety America, of media, commercial including landscapers,NPR and the New nursery York Times. professionals and vegetable and fruit growers. She also has started a deer managementShe has published workshop her research at Juniata in College. such journals She also as the has Journal been interviewed of Wildlife about Diseases, Primates, deerAnimal management Conservation, in a Foliawide variety Primatologica, of media, Ethology, including the NPR Journal and the of ComparativeNew York Psychology Times.and Biological Conservation.

She hasreceived published the Pro her Femina research Research in such journals Award foras theWomen Journal Scholars of Wildlife in 1998 Diseases, from the University Primates,of California, Animal Davis. Conservation, She is married Folia to Neil Primatologica, Pelkey, assistant Ethology, professor the of Journal environmental of science. Comparative Psychology and Biological Conservation.

She received the Pro Femina Research Award for Women Scholars in 1998 from the University of California, Davis. She is married to Neil Pelkey, assistant professor of environmental science. Loren Rhodes John A. and Irene M. Dale Professor of Information Technology

Professor Rhodes came to Juniata in 1980 with a B.S. and M.S. in computer scienceProfessor and Rhodes later wentcame on to toJuniata complete in 1980 his Ph.D.with ain B.S. 1991 and from M.S. The in Pennsylvaniacomputer science and later Statewent onUniversity to complete also hisin computerPh.D. in 1991 science. from He The held Pennsylvania assistantships State at PennUniversity State alsoin in computer bothscience. the CollegeHe held ofassistantships Science and atthe Penn College State of in Education both the andCollege was aof member Science of and the the College of UpsilonEducation Pi andEpsilon was ahonor member society of the of computerUpsilon Pi science. Epsilon honor society of computer science.

His interests interests include include parallel parallel programming programming computer computer architecture, architecture, VLSI VLSI CAD CAD systems, systems,databases, databases,visualization, visualization, data mining, data programming mining, programminglanguages and languagesparadigms, andand digital audio paradigms,production. and digital audio production.

Dr. Rhodes Rhodes received received Juniata's Juniata's Lindback Lindback Foundation Foundation Award Award for forDistinguished Distinguished Teaching in 1987 Teachingand the Beachley in 1987 andAward the forBeachley Distinguished Award forTeaching Distinguished in 2008. Teaching He is a memberin 2008. ofHe the Sigma Iota isRho a member National of Honor the Sigma Society Iota for Rho International National Honor Studies, Society Omnicon for International Delta Kappa National Studies,Leadership Omnicon Honor Society, Delta Kappa and is Nationala member Leadership of the Association Honor Society,of Computing and is Machinery. a He is membercurrently of serving the Association as endowed of Computing chair of the Machinery. Information He is Technology currently serving and Computer as Science endowedDepartment chair and of has the served Information on a number Technology of Juniata and Computerstanding committees, Science Department curriculum review and andMiddle has States served Study on a committees. number of Juniata standing committees, curriculum review and Middle States Study committees. Dr. Rhodes regularly teaches short courses at Fachhochschuler Muenster University of Applied Dr.Sciences, Rhodes Steinfurt, regularly Germany, teaches and short taught courses a course at at Fachhochschuler University of Electronic Muenster Sciences and UniversityTechnology ofof China Applied (UESTC) Sciences, in Chengdu, Steinfurt, Sichuan Germany, Province and in taught June 2013. a course at University of Electronic Sciences and Technology of China (UESTC) in Chengdu, SichuanDr. Rhodes Province spent intime June consulting 2013. with a start-up company, Avail Technologies, Inc., helping to design intelligent transportation tracking systems based on GPS and web technologies. He has Dr.served Rhodes on external spent time review consulting teams for with computer a start-up science company, programs Avail at Technologies, Washington and Jefferson Inc.,College helping and Western to design New intelligent England transportationCollege. tracking systems based on GPS and web technologies. He has served on external review teams for computer scienceIn the community, programs at Dr.Washington Rhodes hasand servedJefferson as aCollege member and of Western the Camp New Blue England Diamond Board of College.Directors and Stone Church Leadership Team. He and his wife, Rev. Donna McKee Rhodes '84, have three grown children; he enjoys traveling, music, piano, organ and choral ensembles and Incurrently the community, serves as Dr. organist Rhodes and has choir served accompanist as a member at ofStone the CampChurch Blue and Diamond as a substitute college Boardorganist. of Directors and Stone Church Leadership Team. He and his wife, Rev. Donna McKee Rhodes '84, have three grown children; he enjoys traveling, music, piano, organ and choral ensembles and currently serves as organist and choir accompanist at Stone Church and as a substitute college organist. Wade Roberts Associate Professor of Philosophy

Wade Roberts joined the Juniata faculty in 2008 as an assistant professor of philosophy.Wade Roberts joined the Juniata faculty in 2008 as an assistant professor of philosophy. He earned earned a a bachelor's bachelor's degree degree in philosophy in philosophy and English and English in 1996 in from 1996 Birmingham-Southern from Birmingham-SouthernCollege in Birmingham, College Ala. He in wentBirmingham, on to earn Ala. a master'sHe went degreeon to earn in philosophy a master's in 1997 from degreeDuquesne in University philosophy in in Pittsburgh, 1997 from Pa. Duquesne He earned University a doctoral in degree Pittsburgh, from Duquesne Pa. He in 2007. He earnedalso studied a doctoral at the degree University from of Duquesne Leuven in in Belgium 2007. He during also studied the 200-2001 at the University academic year. of Leuven in Belgium during the 200-2001 academic year. He has taught courses on medical ethics, current moral problems, business ethics, philosophy of Hereligion, has taught and environmental courses on medical ethics. ethics, current moral problems, business ethics, philosophy of religion, and environmental ethics. He started his academic teaching career after earning his master?s degree. He taught philosophy Hecourses started at Northeast his academic Alabama teaching State career Community after earningCollege hisin 1998. master?s He also degree. taught He extensively at taughtDuquesne, philosophy working courses as a lecturer at Northeast from 1999 Alabama to 2003. State He Community also was a lecturer College at in West Virginia 1998.University He also from taught 2003 extensively to 2007. at Prior Duquesne, to coming working to Juniata, as a lecturer Roberts from was 1999 a visitingto assistant 2003.professor He atalso Oklahoma was a lecturer City University at West Virginia in Oklahoma University City, fromOkla. 2003 to 2007. Prior to coming to Juniata, Roberts was a visiting assistant professor at Oklahoma City UniversityRoberts has in published Oklahoma articles City, Okla. in such journals as Social Philosophy Today and GR Journal for the Arts, Science and Technology. He also has presented his research at professional conferences Robertsthroughout has the published United articlesStates and in such Canada. journals His researchas Social and Philosophy teaching Today interests and focus GR on social and Journalpolitical for philosophy, the Arts, Scienceearly modern and Technology. philosophy, He continental also has presentedphilosophy his and research ethics. at professional conferences throughout the United States and Canada. His research and teaching interests focus on social and political philosophy, early modern philosophy, continental philosophy and ethics. James Roney I. Harvey Brumbaugh Professor of Russian

A magna cum laude graduate with highest distinction in Russian language and literatureA magna from cum Dartmouth laude graduate College with (B.A.), highest Dr. distinction Roney pursued in Russian his M.A. language and Ph.D. and literature from atDartmouth The Ohio College State (B.A.), University. Dr. Roney While pursued an undergraduate, his M.A. and he Ph.D. received at The the Ohio Cloise State University. AppletonWhile an undergraduate, Crane Award he for received Russian the and Cloise citations Appleton for his Crane work Award on the for Russian Russian and citations byliny,for his workRussian on thelinguistics Russian and byliny, Homer. Russian He has linguistics studied abroadand Homer. in the He Soviet has studiedUnion abroad in the andSoviet Poland Union with and grants Poland from with the grants American from theCouncil American of Learned Council of Learned Societies and the International Research and Exchange Board.

His teaching teaching experience experience includes includes appointments appointments as asa graduate a graduate teaching teaching assistant assistant and and National NationalDefense Education Defense EducationAct grantee Act at The grantee Ohio at State The University, Ohio State assistant University, professor assistant at the University professorof Kentucky, at the and University assistant professor of Kentucky, at the and University assistant of professor New Hampshire. at the University of New Hampshire. While at the University of New Hampshire, he participated in the Discovery grant program to Whileplan computer-assisted at the University of instruction New Hampshire, materials he for participated language in instruction, the Discovery and receivedgrant grants for programwork on ato book plan and computer-assisted anthology on Polish instruction literary materials theory. for language instruction, and received grants for work on a book and anthology on Polish literary theory. With special interests in Russian and Polish literature, literary theory, science fiction, Withpostmodernism special interests and romanticism, in Russian he and has Polish taught literature, all levels literary of Russian theory, language, science literature and fiction,culture. postmodernism and romanticism, he has taught all levels of Russian language, literature and culture. Professor Roney has presented nearly two dozen papers at professional language conferences, Professorworkshops, Roney and symposiums. has presented nearly two dozen papers at professional language conferences, workshops, and symposiums. He has contributed reviews to such publications as the Slavic and East European Journal, Literary HeStudies has contributedin Poland, and reviews the Russian to such Language publications Journal as theand Slavic has written and East a number European of articles. Journal, Literary Studies in Poland, and the Russian Language Journal and has writtenIn addition, a number Professor of articles. Roney has taken on many administrative and advising duties at institutions where he has taught serving on a variety of committees, and has chaired several conference Insections addition, at professional Professor Roney association has taken meetings. on many administrative and advising duties at institutions where he has taught serving on a variety of committees, and has chairedOther languages several conference Professor sections Roney at has professional some working association knowledge meetings. of include French, German, Latin, Czech, and Ancient Greek. Other languages Professor Roney has some working knowledge of include French, German,Professor Latin, Roney Czech, is married and Ancientto Deborah Greek. and has two children.

Professor Roney is married to Deborah and has two children. Karen Rosell Professor of Art

With outstanding academic credentials, Professor Rosell came to teach and chair Juniata'sWith outstanding department academic of art and credentials, art history Professor in 1986. Rosell As a Ph.D. came student to teach at and Ohio chair Juniata's University,department of she art was and awardedart history the in Siegfred1986. As Award a Ph.D. for student excellence at Ohio in University, teaching and she was awarded scholarshipthe Siegfred asAward well for as aexcellence university in doctoral teaching fellowship. and scholarship As an as M.A. well studentas a university at doctoral Virginiafellowship. Commonwealth As an M.A. student University, at Virginia she wasCommonwealth Phi Kappa University, Phi and awarded she was aPhi Kappa Phi graduateand awarded teaching a graduate assistantship teaching and assistantship scholarship. and As scholarship. a B.A. student As a atB.A. the student at the University of Richmond, sheshe graduatedgraduated summasumma cumcum laudelaude andand waswas Phi Phi Beta Beta Kappa Kappa and Phi Beta andSigma. .

She has has continued continued her her award-winning award-winning performance performance at Juniata, at Juniata, receiving receiving the Lindback the Foundation LindbackAward for Foundation Distinguished Award Teaching for Distinguished in 1989 and Teaching the Beachley in 1989 Distinguished and the Beachley Teaching Award in Distinguished1997. In 1996, Teachingshe was recognized Award in by 1997. the University In 1996, sheof Richmond was recognized with a bydistinguished the alumni Universityaward for excellence of Richmond in the with fine a arts.distinguished alumni award for excellence in the fine arts. Her areas of interest and/or expertise are modern art, American art, and Women in art. Her areas of interest and/or expertise are modern art, American art, and Women in art.She has received several Pew Grants to study abroad and to enhance the value of art history field trips. In addition, her book review on Paul Barolski's Why Mona Lisa Smiles and Other Tales by SheVasari has was received published several in the Pew Sixteenth Grants Centuryto study Journal.abroad and to enhance the value of art history field trips. In addition, her book review on Paul Barolski's Why Mona LisaDr. Rosell Smiles has and attended Other Tales several by conferences, Vasari was published symposiums, in the and Sixteenth workshops, Century and was invited to Journal.present a paper entitled 'Creative Ways of Involving Students in Class' at the Lycoming College Conference on Teaching Excellence. Similarly, she presented at the Mid-Atlantic Women's Dr.Studies Rosell Association has attended Annual several Conference conferences, in 2004, symposiums, along with and one workshops, of her senior and art was history students. invitedIn 1995, to she present presented a paper a talkentitled on 'Engaging 'Creative WaysStudents of Involving in Art History: Students Active in Class' Learning at vs. Passive theLearning' Lycoming at the CollegeNinth Annual Conference National on Conference Teaching at Excellence. the School Similarly,of Visual Arts she in New York presentedCity. Since at 1992, the Mid-Atlantic she has sponsored Women's many Studies students Association in their researchAnnual Conferenceefforts and presentationsin for 2004,the National along Conferencewith one of onher Undergraduate senior art history Research. students. In 1995, she presented a talk on 'Engaging Students in Art History: Active Learning vs. Passive Learning' at theMarried Ninth to Annual Juniata National marketing Conference professor at the James School Donaldson, of Visual she Arts enjoys in New exercising York (especially City.Pilates), Since walking, 1992, traveling she has abroad, sponsored shopping, many studentscollecting in art, their and research her cats. efforts and presentations for the National Conference on Undergraduate Research.

Married to Juniata marketing professor James Donaldson, she enjoys exercising (especially Pilates), walking, traveling abroad, shopping, collecting art, and her cats. Randy Rosenberger Professor of Management

A phi beta kappa graduate of Dickinson College (1980), Dr. Rosenberger continuedA phi beta onkappa to earn graduate his MBA of Dickinson from Cornell College University (1980), (1985)Dr. Rosenberger and his Ph.D. continued in on to earn Managementhis MBA from Science Cornell at the University Pennsylvania (1985) State and University his Ph.D. (1999). in ManagementBefore coming Science at the toPennsylvania Juniata in 1997, State he University was a graduate (1999). teaching Before assistant coming at to Penn Juniata State in for 1997, six years. he was a graduate Heteaching also taught assistant at St.at PennJoseph's State University for six years. for three He andalso onetaught half at years St. Joseph's and practiced University for three asand a oneCPA half for yearsa large and CPA practiced firm. as a CPA for a large CPA firm.

Dr. Rosenberger's Rosenberger's courses courses at at Juniata Juniata include include The The Behavioral Behavioral Analysis Analysis of Organizations of (aka OrganizationsHOBO), Human (aka Resource HOBO), Management, Human Resource Bargaining Management, and Conflict BargainingManagement, and Production and ConflictOperations Management, Management, Production and Sport and Management. Operations Dr. Management, Rosenberger's and research Sport and writing Management.interests are inDr. bargaining, Rosenberger's alternative research dispute and writing resolution interests techniques, are in bargaining, experimental economics, alternativeand behavioral dispute decision resolution theory; techniques, and more experimental recently, sports economics, analytics. and Dr. behavioral Rosenberger's writings decisionrun the gamut theory; from and involved more recently, business sports cases analytics.to pieces that Dr. have Rosenberger's appeared in writings the Huffington Post runand a the variety gamut of fromnewspapers. involved business cases to pieces that have appeared in the Huffington Post and a variety of newspapers. Dr. Rosenberger has two wonderful and talented children, Veronica and Peter. He has been very, Dr.very Rosenberger lucky in that has regard. two wonderfulRandy loves and sports, talented primarily children, as aVeronica competitor, and andPeter. he Heremains a fixture hasin Juniata's been very, noonball very games. lucky in that regard. Randy loves sports, primarily as a competitor, and he remains a fixture in Juniata's noonball games. His favorite television show is South Park. That should be your favorite show, too :). His favorite television show is South Park. That should be your favorite show, too :). Kimberly Roth Associate Professor of Mathematics

Dr. Roth came to Juniata College in 2006, from Wheeling Jesuit University where sheDr. Roth was came an assistant to Juniata professor College in in 2006, mathematics. from Wheeling She earnedJesuit University her Ph.D. where in she was an mathematicsassistant professor from Thein mathematics. Pennsylvania She State earned University her Ph.D. in 2002. in mathematics She earned fromher B.A. The Pennsylvania fromState UniversityOberlin College in 2002. in She 1996, earned with her a major B.A. fromin mathematics Oberlin College with a in minor 1996, in with a major in computermathematics science. with aShe minor spent in thecomputer year after science. graduating She spent from the Oberlin year afterstudying graduating at the from Oberlin Budapeststudying atSemesters the Budapest in Mathematics, Semesters a inmath Mathematics, program in aBudapest, math program Hungary in taught Budapest, Hungary intaught English in English that can that be cantaken be for taken a semester for a semester or a year. or a year.

She is involved in several professional organizations.organizations. Currently,Currently, sheshe isis servingserving asas Chair Elect in Chairthe Allegheny Elect in the Mountain Allegheny Section Mountain of the Section Mathematics of the Mathematics Association Association of America(MAA) of and is a America(MAA)member of the Committee and is a member on the ofParticipation the Committee of Women on the Participationfor the MAA. of She Women is a member of the forMAA,Young the MAA. Mathematicians' She is a Network(YMN), member of the the MAA,Young Association for Mathematicians' Women in Mathematics, and Network(YMN),Kappa Mu Epsilon, the Associationa math honor for society. Women In in 2002-2003 Mathematics, she and was Kappa a Project Mu NExT (New Epsilon,Experiences a math in Teaching) honor society. fellow. In She 2002-2003 and Michael she was Axtell a Project organize NExT the YMN/NExT(New Poster ExperiencesSession for early in career Teaching) mathematicians fellow. She at the and Joint Michael Mathematics Axtell Meetings organize yearly. the YMN/NExT Poster Session for early career mathematicians at the Joint MathematicsTopics she has Meetings taught include yearly. calculus, probability and statistics, and how to read, write, and talk about mathematics. She is the department's statistics person and teaches many of the statistical Topicsofferings she including has taught Statistical include Consultingcalculus, probability which gives and real statistics, world experienceand how to in read, analyzing data for write,a client. and talk about mathematics. She is the department's statistics person and teaches many of the statistical offerings including Statistical Consulting which givesDr. Roth's real world current experience research ininterests analyzing include data forchaos a client. and fractals and scholarship of teaching and learning projects. She has written an article about Julia sets for the Mathematical Intelligencer Dr.and Roth'sis working current on anresearch article interestsfor PRIMUS include about chaos clickers and fractalsin calculus. and scholarship of teaching and learning projects. She has written an article about Julia sets for the MathematicalBesides math, she Intelligencer enjoys knitting, and is gardening, working onbaking, an articlewheel forthrown PRIMUS pottery, about and singing in the clickersJuniata College in calculus. Choral Union.

Besides math, she enjoys knitting, gardening, baking, wheel thrown pottery, and singing in the Juniata College Choral Union. Paul Schettler Charles A. Dana Professor of Chemistry

With a Ph.D. from Yale University and a B.S from the University of Utah, Dr. SchettlerWith a Ph.D. has from been Yale a professorUniversity of and physical a B.S from chemistry the University at Juniata of Utah, since Dr. 1967. Schettler has been Throughouta professor of his physical teaching chemistry career heat hasJuniata pursued since additional1967. Throughout study and his research,teaching career he has earningpursued additional postdoctoral study fellowships and research, at bothearning alma postdoctoral maters, asfellowships well as at research both alma maters, as opportunitieswell as research at Texasopportunities A & Mat UniversityTexas A & andM University the University and the and University Polytechnic and Polytechnic Federation of Lille, France.

He received thethe BeachleyBeachley DistinguishedDistinguished ProfessorProfessor Award Award in in 1978 1978 for for the the quality quality of of his teaching hisat Juniata teaching and, atin 1995, Juniata he and,received in 1995,the Beachley he received Award thefor Distinguished Beachley Award Academic for Service. Distinguished Academic Service. His special interests include theoretical physical chemistry and the exploitation of natural gas Hisreserves special of interests shale. Recent include research theoretical activities physical include chemistry contracts and withthe exploitation the Gas Research of Institute, naturalColumbia gas Gas reserves Corporation, of shale. Terra Recent Tek research Corporation activities and includethe U.S. contracts Department with of the , totaling Gasmore Research than $1,100,000. Institute, ColumbiaHe is the inventorGas Corporation, of several Terra patented Tek Corporationmeasuring devices, and the and author of U.S.numerous Department articles of in Energy, such publications totaling more as than the $1,100,000. Journal of PhysicalHe is the Chemistry, inventor of Journal of the severalAmerican patented Chemical measuring Society, Journal devices, of andChemical author Education of numerous and reports articles presented in such to such publicationsorganizations as as the the JournalSociety of Petroleum Physical Chemistry, Engineers, theJournal American of the Association American of Petroleum ChemicalGeologists, Society, and the Journal Energy of Research Chemical and Education Development and reports Administration. presented to He such has served as local organizationssection chairman as theof theSociety American of Petroleum Chemical Engineers, Society. the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, and the Energy Research and Development Administration. HeDr. hasSchettler, served marriedas local sectionto Karen chairman Hegsted of Schettler, the American has two Chemical children Society. and enjoys backpacking and other outdoor activities. Dr. Schettler, married to Karen Hegsted Schettler, has two children and enjoys backpacking and other outdoor activities. Russell Shelley Elma Stine Heckler Professorship of Music and Director of Choral and Vocal Activities

Dr. Russ Shelley Shelley is the the Elma Elma Stine Stine Heckler Heckler Professor Professor of of Music Music at at Juniata Juniata College College (Huntingdon,Dr. Russ Shelley PA), is where the Elma he Stine serves Heckler as chair Professor of the of Department Music at Juniata of Music, College teaches (Huntingdon, PA), classroomwhere(Huntingdon, he serves courses, PA), as chairand where conducts of the he Department servesthe Concert as chairof Choir Music, of and the teaches Choral Department classroom Union. Underof courses, Music, his direction,and teaches conducts the Concert classroomJuniataChoir and choirs Choral courses, have Union. performedand Underconducts inhis 22 direction,the states Concert and Juniata 20 Choir countries choirs and have Choral on performed more Union. than in 25 Under22 extended states his and 20 countries direction,concerton more tours. than Juniata Most 25 extended choirs recently, have concert he performedconducted tours. Most toursin 22 recently,with states the and Concert he 20 conducted countries Choir toursto onBrazil withmore (2010), the than Concert Choir to Hungary/RomaniaBrazil (2010), Hungary/Romania (2011), Ireland (2011), (2012), Ireland Guatemala (2012), (2013),Guatemala and (2013), China and (2014). China 2015 (2014). 2015 tours toursare25 planned extended are planned for concertCosta for Costa Rica tours. andRica MostGermany. and Germany. recently, he conducted tours with the Concert Choir to Brazil (2010), Hungary/Romania (2011), Ireland (2012), Guatemala In addition toto hishis conductingconducting opportunitiesopportunities atat Juniata, Juniata, Shelley Shelley is is music music director director of of the the State State College (PA) CollegeChoral(2013), Society. (PA)and China Choral Choral (2014). Society. Society 2015 Choral repertoire tours Society are under planned repertoire Shelley's for under directionCosta Shelley's Rica includes and direction Germany. Mendelssohn includes St. Paul, Haydn MendelssohnCreation, Mendelssohn St. Paul, HaydnSymphony Creation, No. 2 Mendelssohn "Lobgesang," Symphony Bach Magnificat, No. 2 "Lobgesang," Fauré Requiem, Ramirez InBachMisa addition Magnificat,Criolla toand his FauréNavidad conducting Requiem,Nuestra, opportunities BrahmsRamirez Requiem, Misa at Juniata, Criolla and ShelleyandTippett Navidad Ais musicChild Nuestra, ofdirector Our Brahms Time. of The Bach St. Requiem,John Passion and Tippett is scheduled A Child for of a Our May Time. 2014 The performance. Bach St. John The Passion Choral is Societyscheduled commissioned for a its first Maycompositionthe State 2014 Collegeperformance. in 2003. (PA) Voices The Choral ofChoral the Society. Holocaust Society Choral commissioned premiered Society in November its repertoire first composition 2004 under and Shelley'shas in since2003. been performed directionVoicesthree times of the in includes HolocaustBrazil and Mendelssohn premieredseven times in in November the St. USA. Paul, 2004 Haydn and has since Creation, been performed Mendelssohn three Symphonytimes in Brazil No. and 2 "Lobgesang,"seven times in theBach USA. Magnificat, Fauré Requiem, Ramirez Misa International teaching assignments include the National Conservatory in Bucharest, Romania and in InternationalSalvador,Criolla and Brazil. 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Holocausta means Shelley of has conducted providingin 25 countries. international performing opportunities for deserving high school singers, has performedpremiered two in NovemberEuropean tours. 2004 Shelley and has has since conducted been inperformed 25 countries. three times in Brazil andA native seven of timesNew York,in the Shelley USA. has baccalaureate degrees in music education and sacred music, a master's Adegree native in ofvocal New performance, York, Shelley and has a doctorate baccalaureate in music degrees education. in music Prior education to his graduate and sacred work at Penn State, music,he taught a master's junior and degree senior in vocalhigh schoolperformance, general and and a choraldoctorate music in musicin New education. York and Prior served as a church toInternationalmusician. his graduate Active work teaching as a atguest Penn assignments conductor, State, he taughtadjudicator, include junior and theand clinician, senior National high he hasschool Conservatory appeared general as and a in guest conductor Bucharest,choralmore than music fifty Romania in times New inYork and a dozen andin Salvador, servedStates andas a Brazil.has church presented Themusician. Regent at national Active Chorale, Chorus as a guest a America high conductor, school conferences. adjudicator, and clinician, he has appeared as a guest conductor more than fifty times in a dozenShelleyhonors States is choir a memberand Shelley has presentedof the co-founded national at national music with Chorus honorary Huntingdon America Pi Kappa conferences. Area Lambda, High SchoolOmicron choralDelta Kappa, Chorus conductorAmerica, the NinNational Hiles Association as a meansfor Music of Education, providing the American international Choral performing Directors Association, the opportunitiesShelleyInternational is a memberFederation for deserving of of the Choral national high Music, music school and honorary singers,the National Pi has Kappa Collegiate performed Lambda, Choral two Omicron Organization. European Delta He has held Kappa,office inChorus the America, Pennsylvania the National Collegiate Association Choral for Association, Music Education, the American the American Choral Directors ChoralAssociation-Pennsylvania,tours. Shelley Directors has Association, conducted and hadin the 25 a International sixcountries. year tenure Federation as the conductor of Choral of the Music, annual and Pennsylvania the Consort NationalMessiah performance. Collegiate Choral Organization. He has held office in the Pennsylvania ACollegiate native ofChoral New Association,York, Shelley the hasAmerican baccalaureate Choral Directors degrees Association-Pennsylvania,in music education and and had a six year tenure as the conductor of the annual Pennsylvania Consort Messiah performance.sacred music, a master's degree in vocal performance, and a doctorate in music education. Prior to his graduate work at Penn State, he taught junior and senior high school general and choral music in New York and served as a church musician. Active as a guest conductor, adjudicator, and clinician, he has appeared as a guest conductor more than fifty times in a dozen States and has presented at national Chorus America conferences.

Shelley is a member of the national music honorary Pi Kappa Lambda, Omicron Delta Kappa, Chorus America, the National Association for Music Education, the American Choral Directors Association, the International Federation of Choral Music, and the National Collegiate Choral Organization. He has held office in the David Sowell Professor of History Chair, History Department

Professor Sowell's scholarship focuses upon the social history of Latin America. HisProfessor initial Sowell's research scholarship into labor historyfocuses resulted upon the in social The Early history Colombian of Latin America. Labor His initial Movement:research into Artisans labor history and Politics resulted in in Bogota, The Early 1832 Colombian - 1919 (Temple Labor Movement: University Artisans and Press,Politics 1992). in Bogota, An ongoing 1832 - 1919 project (Temple on 'A University History of Press, Social 1992). Violence An ongoingin Latin project on 'A America'History of has Social been Violence supported in Latin by an America' American has Council been supported of Learned by an Societies American Council of FellowshipLearned Societies and by Juniata's Fellowship William and P. byand Juniata'sFrances Clemens William Nyce P. andEndowment Frances for Clemens Nyce FacultyEndowment Development. for Faculty His Development. latest book, His The latest Tale book, of Miguel The Tale Perdomo of Miguel Neira: Perdomo Neira: Medicine, Ideologies, Ideologies, and and Power Power in in the the Nineteenth Nineteenth Century Century Andes, Andes, explores explores the the history of historymedicine of in medicine Colombia in Colombia and Ecuador and Ecuadorduring the during 19th the century. 19th century. Sowell's Sowell's 1992 lecture series, 1992'Contact, lecture Conquest series, 'Contact,and Consequences' Conquest and commemorating Consequences' the commemorating Quincentennial the of 1492, was Quincentennialpublished in Juniata of 1492, Voices. was published in Juniata Voices.

From 1996 1996 until until 1999 1999 Dr. Dr.Sowell Sowell served served as Assistant as Assistant Academic Academic Dean and Dean Director and Director of ofInternational International Programs. Programs. SinceSince coming coming to to Juniata Juniata in 1989, in 1989, he has he been has active been in active in the the'internationalization' 'internationalization' of the of campus,the campus, having having served served on theon 1993the 1993 Task Task Force Force on Internationalizingon InternationalizingJuniata, the International Juniata, the Education International Committee, Education and Committee, the Middle and the States Middle Task Force on StatesInternationalization. Task Force After on Internationalization. service in the International After service Programs in theOffice, International he has been part of the ProgramsInternational Office, Studies he hasCommittee. been part of the International Studies Committee.

Professor Sowell Sowell lectures lectures on 'American on 'American history,' history,' offering offeringcourses on courses both Latin on and both Latin and Anglo-America. In 1994, he received the Junior Faculty Award for Distinguished Teaching. He Teaching.was graduated He was with graduated an A.B. from with anWestern A.B. fromKentucky Western University Kentucky (1975), University a B.A. from Grand (1975),Valley Statea B.A. College from Grand(1976), Valley an M.A. State and College Ph.D. from (1976), the anUniversity M.A. and of Ph.D.Florida from (1980, 1986). His theresearch University and studies of Florida have been (1980, supported 1986). by His the research National and Endowment studies have for the been Humanities, the supportedFulbright and by the Doherty National Foundations, Endowment the for Organization the Humanities, of American the Fulbright States, and and the Tinker DohertyFoundation. Foundations, the Organization of American States, and the Tinker Foundation. Dr. Sowell is a member of the American Historical Association, the Latin American Studies Dr.Association, Sowell and is a the member Conference of the on Latin American American Historical History Association, (having been the secretary Latin and president Americanof the Gran Studies Colombian Association, Committee). and the Conference on Latin American History (having been secretary and president of the Gran Colombian Committee). David and his wife Chris are the proud parents of a daughter, Emily. David and his wife Chris are the proud parents of a daughter, Emily. Catherine Stenson Professor of Mathematics

Professor Stenson earned her Sc.B. in mathematics from Brown University in 1994 andProfessor her M.S. Stenson and Ph.D. earned in her mathematics Sc.B. in mathematics from Cornell from University Brown inUniversity 1997 and in 2001, 1994 and her M.S. respectively.and Ph.D. in mathematics from Cornell University in 1997 and 2001, respectively.

At Juniata, Juniata, she she has hasdeveloped developed several several courses, courses, including including Combinatorics, Combinatorics, The Heart The Heart of ofMathematics, Mathematics, and andthe theMathematics Mathematics Seminar. Seminar. She especially She especially enjoys enjoys her work her workwith undergraduate withresearch undergraduate students. research students.

She was was a a 2001-2002 2001-2002 fellow fellow of of Project Project NExT, NExT, a program a program for fornew new mathematics mathematics faculty sponsored facultyby the Mathematicalsponsored by the Association Mathematical of America. Association She of continues America. to She work continues with the to Section NExT workprogram with of the the Section Allegheny NExT Mountain program Section of the Allegheny of the MAA. Mountain She is Section a member of the of the MAA, the MAA.American She Mathematical is a member ofSociety, the MAA, and thethe AssociationAmerican Mathematical for Women in Society, Mathematics. and the Association for Women in Mathematics. Professor Stenson's research interests include the combinatorics of polytopes and hyperplane Professorarrangements Stenson's and the research applications interests of mathematicsinclude the combinatorics to biology and of chemistry. polytopes Sheand has published hyperplanearticles in Discrete arrangements and Computational and the applications Geometry and of mathematicsChemical Physics to biology Letters. and chemistry. She has published articles in Discrete and Computational Geometry and ChemicalShe is married Physics to fellowLetters. math professor John Bukowski. They have two sons, David and Daniel, who are a source of endless entertainment. She is married to fellow math professor John Bukowski. They have two sons, David and Daniel, who are a source of endless entertainment. Douglas Stiffler Associate Professor of History

Professor Stiffler joined the Juniata faculty in 2002 as an assistant professor of history.Professor He Stiffler earned joined a bachelor's the Juniata degree faculty in East in 2002Asian as studies an assistant from Harvardprofessor College of history. He earned ina bachelor's1990. He wentdegree on in to East earn Asian a master's studies degree from in Harvard East Asian College history in 1990.in 1993 He and went a on to earn a doctoratemaster's degree in East in Asian East Asianhistory history in 2002, in both1993 from and athe doctorate University in Eastof California-San Asian history in 2002, both Diego.from the University of California-San Diego.

In 2001, Stiffler was a visiting scholar atat WhittierWhittier CollegeCollege inin LosLos Angeles,Angeles, Calif.Calif. He completed Hehis course completed requirements his course for requirements his doctorate for at the his University doctorate at of the California-Berkeley. University of During his California-Berkeley.time there he worked Duringas a research his time assistant there he and worked in other as capacitiesa research fromassistant 1993 and to 1996.in other capacities from 1993 to 1996. His research has been presented at conferences in Moscow, Russia, Harvard University and at HisUC-Berkeley. research hasHe speaks been presentedand reads atChinese conferences and Russian in Moscow, and can Russia,read Japanese Harvard as well. He has Universitymade research and at trips UC-Berkeley. to Moscow He and speaks China. and He reads received Chinese the and UC-San Russian Diego and can Chinese History readFellowship Japanese in the as academic well. He years has made1992-1993 research and trips1996-1997. to Moscow and China. He received the UC-San Diego Chinese History Fellowship in the academic years 1992-1993He will teach and World 1996-1997. History and several courses on Chinese and Russian history. His research interests center in Chinese-Soviet relations in the 20th century. He will teach World History and several courses on Chinese and Russian history. HisHe isresearch married interests to Jingxia center Yang. in Chinese-Soviet relations in the 20th century.

He is married to Jingxia Yang. Jennifer Streb Associate Professor of Art; Chair of the Art Department

Jennifer StrebStreb has has taught taught at atJuniata Juniata College College since since 2005. 2005. She receivedShe received a bachelor's a bachelor's degree inJennifer business Streb administration has taught from at Juniata Juniata College College since before 2005. going She on received to earn a a master's bachelor's degree degree in business inadministrationdegree art history in business and from a doctoral Juniataadministration degreeCollege in before artfrom history, goingJuniata both on Collegeto from earn Penn a beforemaster's State going University.degree on in toart earn history a and a doctoral master'sdegree in degreeart history, in artboth history from Penn and Statea doctoral University. degree in art history, both from Penn StateAt Juniata University. she teaches introductory and upper level courses in Art History and Museum Studies.At Juniata She she co-teaches teaches introductory a Chemistry and & Art upper course level with courses Dr. Richard in Art History Hark and and a Museumcourse Studies. She calledco-teaches Art, Lita Chemistry & the Land & withArt course Dr. Norris with MuthDr. Richard and Professor Hark and Shannon a course Cotrell. called Streb Art, Litalso & the Land with AtservesDr. JuniataNorris as the Muth she curator teachesand ofProfessor the introductory Juniata Shannon College andCotrell. Museum upper Streb level of also Art. courses serves Streb as inrecently the Art curator Historydeveloped of andthe a Juniata College nationallyMuseum of traveling Art. Streb retrospective recently developed exhibition a of nationally American traveling painter and retrospective printmaker exhibition Minna of American Citron'spainterMuseum andwork Studies. printmaker and is She currently co-teaches Minna working Citron's a Chemistry with work Dr. and Hark & is Art on currently thecourse JCMA's workingwith collection Dr. with Richard Dr.of portrait HarkHark on the JCMA's miniatures.andcollection a course of In portrait 2014 called miniatures. she Art, received Lit In & a2014 theShort she Land Term received with Research a Dr. Short Norris Fellowship Term MuthResearch at and the Fellowship Winterthur Professor at the Winterthur ShannonMuseum, GardenCotrell. and Streb Library also toserves continue as the research curator on ofportrait the Juniata miniatures. College Museum of StrebArt. Strebbegan recentlyherher teachingteaching developed careercareer asas a aa graduate nationallygraduate assistant assistant traveling at at Penn Penn retrospective State State University University exhibition and and has has of held several jobs Americanheldas an several instructor painter jobs ofas andan art instructor history:printmaker atof Pennart Minna history: State Citron's Altoonaat Penn work State (1999-2005), and Altoona is currently (1999-2005), the Penn working State the World Campus withPenn(2004-2005), State Dr. HarkWorld and theonCampus Department the JCMA's(2004-2005), of Continuing collection and the Education ofDepartment portrait at St. miniatures.of FrancisContinuing University In Education 2014 in sheLoretto, at PA (2000, St.2002). Francis She gained University curatorial in Loretto, experience PA (2000,working 2002). in several She gainedframe shops curatorial and as experience the Gallery Manager at workingPennreceived State in a Altoona.several Short frame Term shops Research and as Fellowship the Gallery Manager at the Winterthur at Penn State Museum, Altoona. Garden and Library to continue research on portrait miniatures. Streb has written catalog essays for exhibits on Minna Citron (2005) and Henry Koerner (2001), and an (2001),exhibition and catalog an exhibition titled "Minna catalog Citron: titled The "Minna Uncharted Citron: Course The from Uncharted Realism Course to Abstraction" from (2012). 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Association/American Streb presents her research Culture Association regularlyConference.(1999-2005), at theShe the Popularhas Penn given CultureState numerous World Association/American gallery Campus talks (2004-2005), at the Culture JCMA and Associationand, the before Department Conference.coming to of Juniata, at Penn SheContinuingState's has Palmergiven Education numerous Museum atgallery of St. Art, Francis talks and at she theUniversity has JCMA presented and, in Loretto,before guest coming lecturesPA (2000, to atJuniata, Gettysburg 2002). at PennShe College and the gainedState'sSouthern Palmer curatorial Alleghenies Museum experience Museum of Art, and ofworking Art.she has Streb in presented several has received guest frame lectures several shops awardsat and Gettysburg as including the GalleryCollege the D.C. Goodman andSummer the Southern Research Alleghenies Award Museum (2011), of the Art. Marshall Streb has received Fishwick several Travel awards Grant including to Popular Culture theStudies/AmericanManager D.C. Goodman at Penn Culture StateSummer Altoona. Studies Research Research Award Collections (2011), the (2010), Marshall and Fishwick the Pennsylvania Travel Grant Council on the Arts toFellowship Popular Culture (2009). Studies/American In 2014 she was Culture awarded Studies the Research Henry and Collections Joan Gibbel (2010), Award and the for Distinguished StrebPennsylvaniaTeaching has at written Juniata Council College.catalog on the essaysArts Fellowship for exhibits (2009). on InMinna 2014 Citronshe was (2005) awarded and the HenryHenry and Joan Gibbel Award for Distinguished Teaching at Juniata College. SheKoerner is a (2001), current member and an exhibition of the College catalog Art titled Association, "Minna the Citron: American The Alliance Uncharted of Museums, the CourseSheAssociation is a from current of Academic Realism member toMuseums of Abstraction" the Collegeand Galleries, (2012). Art Association, and She the American also the published American Culture an Association. Alliance article on of Citron'sMuseums, "Feminanities" the Association series of Academic in "The MuseumsWoman's and Art Galleries,Journal"(Spring and the 2012); American the Culture Association. article expands on research from her 2004 doctoral dissertation on Citron's work in the 1930s. Streb presents her research regularly at the Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference. She has given numerous gallery talks at the JCMA and, before coming to Juniata, at Penn State's , and she has presented guest lectures at Gettysburg College and the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art. Streb has received several awards including the D.C. Goodman Summer Research Award (2011), the Marshall Fishwick Travel Grant to Popular Culture Studies/American Culture Studies Research Collections (2010), and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Fellowship (2009). In 2014 she was awarded the Henry and Joan Gibbel Award for Distinguished Teaching at Juniata College. Benjamin Sunderland Professor of Mathematics

Receiving hishis B.S. (summa cum laude), M.A., and Ph.D. Ph.D. in in mathematics mathematics from The The PennsylvaniaReceiving his State B.S. (summa University, cum Dr. laude), Sunderland M.A., and rejoined Ph.D. the in facultymathematics at Juniata from in The 1982, Pennsylvania State followingUniversity,Pennsylvania a Dr.temporary StateSunderland University,appointment rejoined Dr.in the 1977-78. Sunderlandfaculty at Juniata rejoined in 1982, the following faculty at a Juniatatemporary in appointment in 1982,1977-78. following a temporary appointment in 1977-78. In high school he was recognized for scoring 800 on the math section of the SAT during hisIn high junior school year heand was graduated recognized valedictorian for scoring of 800his class.on the He math completed section ofhis the undergraduate SAT during his junior year studiesandIn high graduated in school three valedictorian years,he was during recognized of which his class. timefor scoringHehe receivedcompleted 800 the on his Freshmanthe undergraduate math Booksection Award studies of the and in SAT threethe years, during duringEvanwhich Pugh time his Awardhejunior received andyear was theand electedFreshman graduated a member Book valedictorian Award of the Honorand theof Society hisEvan class. Pugh of Phi He Award Kappa completed and Phi. was his elected a member of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. Asundergraduate a graduate student studies at inPenn three State years, he taught during a whichwide range time of he mathematics received the courses Freshman from 1970-1977BookAs a graduate Award and studentand again the fromat Evan Penn 1978 PughState to 1982.heAward taught In and1982, a wide was he rangewaselected awarded of mathematicsa member the Hoover of courses the Prize Honor from for 1970-1977 and Societyoutstandingagain from of Phiteaching 1978 Kappa to by 1982. Phi. a graduate In 1982, student he was in the awarded Mathematics the Hoover Department Prize for at Penn outstanding State. teaching by a Ingraduate addition student to earning in the his Mathematics degrees in mathematics,Department at he Penn simultaneously State. In addition completed to earning course his degrees in workmathematics, equivalent he to simultaneously a master's degree completed in computer course science. work equivalent to a master's degree in computer Asscience. a graduate student at Penn State he taught a wide range of mathematics courses fromDuring 1970-1977 his undergraduate and again and graduate from 1978 days toat Penn 1982. State In he 1982, sang hetenor was in awardedthe 200-voice the UniversityDuring his Concert undergraduate Choir and and graduate was privileged days at to Penn sing State a number he sang of tenor concerts in the with 200-voice the University PittsburghConcertHoover ChoirPrize Symphony andfor wasoutstanding underprivileged such teaching to conductors sing a bynumber a as graduate William of concerts Steinberg,student with inthe Andrethe Pittsburgh Mathematics Previn, Symphony and under such DepartmentSarahconductors Caldwell as atWilliam Penn and to State.Steinberg, share In theaddition Andre stage Previn, withto earning soloistsand Sarah his including degreesCaldwell Joannain and mathematics, to Simon,share the John stagehe with soloists simultaneouslyShirley-Quirk,including Joanna Jess completedSimon, Thomas, John Donaldcourse Shirley-Quirk, Gramm,work equivalent JessHakan Thomas, Hagegard, to a Donaldmaster's and Gramm,Odetta. degree Hakan in computer Hagegard, and Odetta. Hisscience. primary primary academic academic interest interest is number is number theory theory with withsecondary secondary interests interests in abstract in abstract algebra, statistics, and algebra,complex statistics, analysis. He and teaches complex courses analysis. in quantitative He teaches methods, courses in calculus, quantitative probability methods, and statistics, real calculus,analysis, and probability an occasional and statistics,topics course real in analysis, number andtheory, an complex occasional analysis, topics topology, course in etc. In 1994, he numbercompletedDuring theory, his a four-year undergraduate complex term analysis, as andchair topology, graduate of the Department etc. days In at1994, Pennof Mathematicshe completed State he and sanga four-year Computer tenor term in Science. the as chair200-voice of the Department University of Concert Mathematics Choir and and Computer was privileged Science. to sing a number of concertsHe has been with a singing the Pittsburghmember of the Symphony Juniata College under Choral such Union conductors since his as arrival William on campus, and he Heoccasionally has been substitutesa singing memberas rehearsal of the accompanist. Juniata College He has Choral sung inUnion numerous since madrigalhis arrival dinner on performances campus,asSteinberg, a member and Andre of he the occasionally Previn,Chamber and Choir, substitutesSarah and Caldwell has as participated rehearsal and to in accompanist.share all six the tours stage Hewith with has the soloists sungJuniata in College Alumni includingnumerousChoir, which madrigalJoanna have Simon, dinnerincluded John performances visits Shirley-Quirk, to Germany, as a member Jess Austria, Thomas, of the Italy, ChamberDonald England, Gramm, Choir, Wales, and Hakan Scotland, has Rumania, Hagegard,participatedHungary, Czech andin all Odetta.Republic, six tours France, with the , Juniata College Australia, Alumni Hawaii, Choir, and which Ireland. have included visits to Germany, Austria, Italy, England, Wales, Scotland, Rumania, Hungary, Czech Republic,He is a member France, of Switzerland, the American Australia, Mathematical Hawaii, Society and Ireland. and the Mathematical Association of America. His primary academic interest is number theory with secondary interests in abstractHeOff iscampus a member algebra, he is of active the statistics, American in The Church andMathematical complexof Jesus SocietyChrist analysis. of and Latter-day the He Mathematical teaches Saints as coursesorganistAssociation for in the Huntingdon ofBranch America. and Music Chairman for the Altoona Pennsylvania Stake; is president of the Mount Union Area Schoolsquantitative Alumni methods, Association calculus, and chairs probability its Scholarship and statistics, Committee; real sings analysis, tenor with and the an local community occasionalOffchorus campus known he topics as is Music,active course inMusic, The in Church numberMusic; andof theory, Jesus is a memberChrist complex of of Latter-day several analysis, local Saints topology, historical as organist societies. etc. for In the Huntingdon Branch and Music Chairman for the Altoona Pennsylvania Stake; is presidentIn1994, his leisurehe ofcompleted the time Mount he enjoys aUnion four-year genealogy, Area Schoolsterm music, as Alumni chair and gardening.of Association the Department and chairs of itsMathematics Scholarship Committee;and Computer sings Science. tenor with the local community chorus known as Music, Music, Music; and is a member of several local historical societies. InHe his has leisure been time a singinghe enjoys member genealogy, of music, the Juniata and gardening. College Choral Union since his arrival on campus, and he occasionally substitutes as rehearsal accompanist. He has sung in numerous madrigal dinner performances as a member of the Chamber Choir, and has participated in all six tours with the Juniata College Alumni Choir, which have included visits to Germany, Austria, Italy, England, Wales, Scotland, Rumania, Hungary, Czech Republic, France, Switzerland, Australia, Hawaii, and William Thomas Professor of Information Technology

Professor Thomas earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from Lock HavenProfessor University Thomas earned in 1983 a bachelor's and went degree on to in earn computer a master's science degree from in Lock computer Haven University in science1983 and from went Shippensburg on to earn a Universitymaster's degree in 1990. in computer science from Shippensburg University in 1990. He joins the Juniata faculty after working as an assistant professor of computer science He joins at the Mount Juniata Aloysius faculty Collegeafter working in Cresson, as an assistant Pa. from professor 1996 to of 2001. computer He was science at Mount promotedAloysius College to associate in Cresson, professor Pa. from at Mount 1996 Aloysiusto 2001. He in 1999.was promoted He worked to associate as an professor at adjunctMount Aloysius faculty member in 1999. in He computer worked asscience an adjunct at Wilson faculty College member in inChambersburg, computer science at Wilson Pa.College from in 1995 Chambersburg, to 1996. Pa. from 1995 to 1996.

ProfessorProfessor ThomasThomas enteredentered thethe AcademicAcademic environment environment after after 13 13 years years in in the the field field of of information informationtechnology. technology. From 1989 From to 1996, 1989 Thomasto 1996, Thomas worked worked as senior as senior analyst analyst for Hoffman for Mills in HoffmanShippensburg, Mills Pa.,in Shippensburg, where he was Pa., responsible where he was for responsible network design, for network administration, design, support and administration,maintenance. Additionally, support and he had maintenance. database administration Additionally, and he system had analyst database responsibilities. administrationHe started his and business system career analyst as responsibilities. a programmer/analyst He started at AMPhis business INC. in career Harrisburg, as Pa. from a1984 programmer/analyst to 1989. While at at AMP AMP he INC. was projectin Harrisburg, leader on Pa. several from 1984major to software 1989. While projects. at AMP he was project leader on several major software projects. He holds various professional certifications Novell CNE; Classic, IntraNetware, 5.0, and 6.0. AdditionallyHe holds various he is CompTIAprofessional Net+ certifications Certified. Novell CNE; Classic, IntraNetware, 5.0, and 6.0. Additionally he is CompTIA Net+ Certified. Bill and his wife Tilda have four children, Colt, Carly, Tyler and Tessa. All four of his children areBill graduates and his wifeof Juniata Tilda College.have four children, Colt, Carly, Tyler and Tessa. All four of his children are graduates of Juniata College. Henry Thurston-Griswold Sabbatical Spring Semester

Professor Thurston-Griswold Thurston-Griswold completed completed completed a a B.A.B.A. a B.A. (summa(summa (summa cumcum laude) laude)cum laude) inin music in and andmusic Spanish Spanish and secondaryProfessor Thurston-Griswoldeducation education from from the the completedState State University University a B.A. of (summa New of NewYork cum York atlaude) Cortland, at in Cortland, music and anand andM.A. Spanish an and M.A. secondaryPh.D. and in education from Ph.D.SpanishHispanicthe State in Universityliteraturesecondary Hispanic from of literature educationNew The YorkUniversity from at from Cortland, The of the Texas University andState at an Austin. UniversityM.A. of TexasandHe hasPh.D. of atbeen Austin.Newin Hispanican instructorYork He literature at has andCortland, been lecturer from an The University of andinstructorinTexas Spanish an at Austin. 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When he is not teaching or parenting, he enjoys distance running, playing James Tuten Professor of History

James Tuten, Professor of History at Juniata College in Pennsylvania, specializes inJames the historyTuten, Professorof the southern of History United at States.Juniata HisCollege teaching in Pennsylvania, interests include specializes the Civil in the history of Warthe southern and Reconstruction, United States. the His New teaching South, interestsand the Historyinclude ofthe Food. Civil HeWar is anda regular Reconstruction, the contributorNew South, and to thethe generalHistory of education Food. He program is a regular at contributor Juniata College to the throughgeneral education the program Collegeat Juniata Writing College Seminar through and the College an interdisciplinary Writing Seminar course and called an interdisciplinary Shaping The course called AmericanShaping The Mind. American Mind.

Current research interestsinterests focusfocus onon aa biographybiography ofof ConfederateConfederate Brigadier Brigadier General General E. W. Gantt E.along W. with Gantt projects along on with assessing projects the on impact assessing of cultural the impact events of and cultural summer events reading and programs on summercollege students. reading programs on college students.

His research onon AtlanticAtlantic CoastCoast ricerice culture culture from from the the Civil Civil War War until until the the industry industry collapsed in the collapsed1920s culminated in the 1920s in the culminatedbook Lowcountry in the bookTime Lowcountryand Tide: The Time Fall and of the Tide: Rice The Kingdom (USC FallPress) of in the 2010. Rice In Kingdom addition, (USC he has Press) published in 2010. on southern In addition, planters' he has affinity published for Madeira on wine, and southernon poor relief planters' in Alabama affinity forprior Madeira to the Newwine, Deal. and on Tuten poor has relief contributed in Alabama book prior chapters, to numerous thebook New reviews, Deal. and Tuten encyclopedia has contributed entries book to a chapters,range of publications.numerous book His reviews,editorials and have appeared in encyclopediathe Atlanta Journalentries to Constitution, a range of publications. Harrisburg His Patriot editorials News, have Christian appeared Science in the Monitor, the AtlantaProvidence Journal Journal Constitution, (RI), Inside Harrisburg Higher Ed, Patriot and the News, Altoona Christian Mirror. Science Monitor, the Providence Journal (RI), Inside Higher Ed, and the Altoona Mirror. He earned his PhD from Emory University and an MA from Wake Forest University. He earned Hehis BA earned in History his PhD and Fine from Arts Emory from Universitythe College and of Charleston. an MA from Wake Forest University. He earned his BA in History and Fine Arts from the College of Charleston.Dr. Tuten is the Fulbright Campus Advisor for Juniata College. He served as director of the Lakso Center for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in 2013-2014. Professor Tuten is the Dr.founder Tuten of isan theH-Net Fulbright discussion Campus list on Advisor the history for Juniata and culture College. of South He served Carolina, as H-SC. From director2000-2006 of he the served Lakso as CenterJuniata's for Assistant the Scholarship Provost. of Teaching and Learning in 2013-2014. Professor Tuten is the founder of an H-Net discussion list on the history and culture of South Carolina, H-SC. From 2000-2006 he served as Juniata's Assistant Provost. Belle Tuten W. Newton and Hazel A. Long Professor of History

Professor Tuten's main interests are in medieval culture and history (300-1500 A.D.)Professor and Tuten's early modernmain interests social are history, in medieval with a culture concentration and history in the (300-1500 history ofA.D.) and early womenmodern social and family. history, She with pursued a concentration her Ph.D. in the and history M.A. of in women history and from family. Emory She pursued her UniversityPh.D. and M.A. and herin history B.A. (cum from laude)Emory inUniversity European and History her B.A. before (cum 1715 laude) from in European the History Collegebefore 1715 of Charleston, from the CollegeSC. In addition of Charleston, to specialties SC. In in addition European to history,specialties Professor in European history, TutenProfessor has Tutenpursued has study pursued in the study history in of the Islam history and ofArab-European Islam and Arab-European relations in the relations in the Middle Ages.

Her recent recent publications publications include include "Politics, "Politics, Holiness Holiness and andProperty Property in Angers, in Angers, 1080-1130," French 1080-1130,"Historical Studies French 24, Historical no. 4 (FallStudies 2001): 24, no. 601-619 4 (Fall and2001): 'Women 601-619 and and Ordeals,' 'Women in Conflict in andMedieval Ordeals,' Europe, in Conflicted. Piotr inGórecki Medieval and Europe, Warren ed.Brown. Piotr During Górecki July andof 2003 Warren she participated in Brown.the NITLE During seminar July on of Arab 2003 and she Islamic participated Cultures. in the NITLE seminar on Arab and Islamic Cultures. The recipient of several research grants at Emory University, Professor Tuten was the 1999 TheJuniata recipient May Day of several Faculty research Woman grants of the atYear Emory and receivedUniversity, the Professor Beachley Tuten Award was for distinguished theperformance 1999 Juniata by aMay junior Day faculty Faculty member Woman in of 2001. the Year In 2003 and receivedshe was namedthe Beachley the W. Newton and AwardHazel A.for Longdistinguished Associate performance professor ofby History.a junior faculty She has member presented in 2001. papers In to2003 the Southeastern sheMedieval was named Association the W. and Newton to the and International Hazel A. LongColloquium Associate on Medievalprofessor Studies.of History. She is married to SheJames has Tuten presented and has papers two sons, to theThomas Southeastern and Oscar. Medieval Association and to the International Colloquium on Medieval Studies. She is married to James Tuten and has two sons, Thomas and Oscar. John Unger Assistant Professor of Chemistry

John Unger came to the Juniata faculty as an assistant professor of chemistry in 2012John from Unger Pomona came toCollege, the Juniata in Claremont faculty asCalif., an assistantwhere he professorwas assistant of chemistry professor in 2012 from ofPomona chemistry. College, His research in Claremont interests Calif., include where organometallic he was assistant catalysis professor and synthesis of chemistry. His ofresearch organic interests materials. include organometallic catalysis and synthesis of organic materials.

He earned earned a a bachelor's bachelor's degree degree in in biochemistry biochemistry in in2000 2000 at Hobart at Hobart College, College, in Geneva, in N.Y. He Geneva,went on toN.Y. earn He a doctoralwent on degreeto earn in a organicdoctoral chemistry degree in in organic 2009 from chemistry the University in 2009 of California, fromSanta the Barbara. University His of dissertation California, Santaresearch Barbara. centered His on dissertation copper-catalyzed research asymmetric centeredtransformations. on copper-catalyzed asymmetric transformations.

After graduating graduating from from Hobart, Hobart, Unger Unger worked worked in in the the corporate corporate world world from from 2000 2000 to to 2003 as a 2003chemist as afor chemist Atofina for Chemicals Atofina Chemicals Inc., in King Inc., of in Prussia, King of Pa. Prussia, He worked Pa. He in worked the research in division of theAtoglas research Acrylic division Polymers of Atoglas and Acrylic worked Polymers on the and development worked on and the development testing of new core-shell andmodifiers testing for of polymersnew core-shell and copolymers modifiers for polymers and copolymers

After earning earning a a doctorate, doctorate, Unger Unger continued continued his his education education as asa postdoctoral a postdoctoral researcher at the researcherMax-Planck-Institut at the Max-Planck-Institutfur Kohlenforschung, fur in Kohlenforschung,Nordrhein Westfalen, in Germany.Nordrhein His work in Westfalen,Germany from Germany. 2009 to His 2010 work focused in Germany on the fromtotal synthesis2009 to 2010 of a focusedcomplex on macrocyclic the total polyketide. synthesis of a complex macrocyclic polyketide.

Unger began his academic career at Pomona College, teaching organic chemistry, organic Ungersynthesis began and hisoverseeing academic undergraduate career at Pomona research College, students. teaching organic chemistry, organic synthesis and overseeing undergraduate research students.

In 2006, he received the University of California, Santa Barbara Sam L. Nguyen Fellowship in InOrganic 2006, Chemistry.he received He the also University was inducted of California, into the Sigma Santa XiBarbara Society Sam in 2000. L. Nguyen Fellowship in Organic Chemistry. He also was inducted into the Sigma Xi Society in 2000. He has written articles in a number of scholarly journals, including Angewandte Chemie International Edition, Synlett, Journal of the American Chemical Society, Organic Letters and HeCanadian has written Journal articles of Chemistry. in a number of scholarly journals, including Angewandte Chemie International Edition, Synlett, Journal of the American Chemical Society, Organic Letters and Canadian Journal of Chemistry. Neal Utterback Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts

Neal Utterback joinedjoined the the Juniata Juniata faculty faculty in in 2012 2012 as as assistant assistant professor professor of theatre.of theatre. He earnedNeal Utterback a bachelor's joined degree the Juniatain theatre faculty in 1998 in 2012 from as Coastal assistant Carolina professor University, of theatre. in HeMyrtle earned a bachelor's Beach,degreeHe earned inS.C. theatre a He bachelor's went in 1998 on degree tofrom earn Coastal ina masters theatre Carolina ofin fine1998 University, arts from degree Coastal in in Myrtle acting Carolina Beach, in 2001 University, S.C. from He the went on to earn a inUniversitymasters Myrtle of Beach, offine Florida, arts S.C. degree inHe Gainesville, went in acting on to in Fla.earn 2001 He a masters from recently the of completed University fine arts hisdegree of Florida, doctoral in acting in degree, Gainesville, in Fla. He earningrecently a completedPh.D. in theatre his from doctoral Indiana degree, University, earning in Bloomington, a Ph.D. in theatreInd. in 2012. from Indiana University, in Bloomington,2001 from the Ind. University in 2012. of Florida, in Gainesville, Fla. He recently completed his doctoral degree, earning a Ph.D. in theatre from Indiana University, in Bloomington,He also has trained Ind. inprofessionally 2012. at the Atlantic Acting School in New York City and studiedHe also Viewpoints, has trained Suzuki professionally and Compositions at the Atlanticat SITI Company Acting Schoolin New inYork. New York City and studied Viewpoints, Suzuki and Compositions at SITI Company in New York.

He also has has taught trained a wide professionally range of theatre at the Atlantic classes, includingActing School Acting, in New Script York Analysis, City PlaywritingHe has taught and a wideDevised range Monologues of theatre classes,for Actors. including He has Acting, written Scriptand staged Analysis, several Playwriting plays, and Devised includingMonologuesand studied "American Viewpoints, for Actors. Western" He Suzuki has and written and"second." Compositions and He staged also has several at writtenSITI plays, Company several including short in New plays, "American York. such Western" and as"second." "Crisis," He "Mr. also Wrinkles"has written and several "Thanksgiving" short plays, and such adapted as "Crisis," the latter "Mr. two Wrinkles" productions and "Thanksgiving" intoand adaptedscreenplays. the latter two productions into screenplays.

HeAs ahas director taught hehe a oversawoversaw wide range aa numbernumber of theatre ofof productionsproductions classes, at atincluding Indiana Indiana University UniversityActing, Script and and co-directed co-directed Analysis, "The Picture (of Playwriting"TheDorian Picture Gray)" and(of at ADGTF Dorian Devised in Gray)" Dublin, Monologues at Ireland. ADGTF forHe in directed Actors. Dublin, "On Ireland.He The has Evolution He written directed of and Bob" "On staged and The "Magic Boy" at EvolutionThe Red Room of Bob" on andNew "Magic York City Boy" and at directedThe Red "Bent" Room aton the New Constans York City Theatre and indirected Gainesville, Fla. and "Bent""Forseveral Whom at plays, the the Constans Southern including Theatre Bell "American Tolls" in Gainesville, at Wheelwright Western" Fla. and Stage and "second." "ForII in Myrtle Whom He Beach. the also Southern has written Bell severalTolls" at shortWheelwright plays, Stage such II as in "Crisis,"Myrtle Beach. "Mr. Wrinkles" and "Thanksgiving" and Asadapted an actor the helatter has twoperformed productions in "Two into Gentlemen screenplays. of Verona," "The Liar's Poem," "eXs" and "Someone AsWho'll an actorWatch he Over has performedMe" in theatres in "Two in NewGentlemen York and of Verona,"performed "The in "Macbeth," Liar's Poem," "Frankenstein," "eXs" "Digging andfor Fire" "Someone and "As Who'll Bees Watchin Honey Over Drown" Me" at in the theatres Hippodrome in New State York Theatre and performed in Gainesville, in Fla. He also "Macbeth,"acted in the movies "Frankenstein," produced "Diggingfrom his own for Fire"screenplays, and "As "Mr. Bees Wrinkles" in Honey and Drown" "Thanksgiving." at the HippodromeAs a director State he Theatre oversaw in Gainesville, a number Fla. of productionsHe also acted atin the Indiana movies University produced from and co-directedhis own screenplays, "The Picture "Mr. Wrinkles" (of Dorian and "Thanksgiving." Gray)" at ADGTF in Dublin, Ireland. He directedHe is a member "On The of Evolutionseveral professional of Bob" andorganizations, "Magic Boy" including, at The the Red Association Room on of New Theatre Movement Educators, the American Society of Theatre Research and the Modern Language Association. HeYork is City a member and directed of several "Bent" professional at the Constans organizations, Theatre including, in Gainesville, the Association Fla. and of "ForTheatre Whom Movement the Southern Educators, Bell the Tolls" American at Wheelwright Society of Theatre Stage ResearchII in Myrtle and Beach.the Modern Language Association.

As an actor he has performed in "Two Gentlemen of Verona," "The Liar's Poem," "eXs" and "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me" in theatres in New York and performed in "Macbeth," "Frankenstein," "Digging for Fire" and "As Bees in Honey Drown" at the Hippodrome State Theatre in Gainesville, Fla. He also acted in the movies produced from his own screenplays, "Mr. Wrinkles" and "Thanksgiving."

He is a member of several professional organizations, including, the Association of Theatre Movement Educators, the American Society of Theatre Research and the Paula Wagoner Associate Professor of Anthropology

While earning her M.A. and Ph.D. in anthropology from Indiana University, BloomingtonWhile earning (1997), her M.A. Dr. Wagoner and Ph.D. received in anthropology many fellowships, from Indiana scholarships, University, and Bloomington grants(1997), from Dr. Wagonerorganizations received such many as the fellowships, National Science scholarships, Foundation, and thegrants John from D. organizations andsuch Catherineas the National T. MacArthur Science Foundation, Foundation the Fellowship John D. and at theCatherine Indiana T. Center MacArthur on Foundation GlobalFellowship Change at the and Indiana World CenterPeace, onAmerican Global IndianChange Studies and World Research Peace, Institute, American and Indian Studies theResearch American Institute, Philosophical and the American Society PhillipsPhilosophical Fund forSociety Native Phillips American Fund Studies. for Native American SheStudies. received She receivedher A.B. herin anthropologyA.B. in anthropology cum laude cum with laude high with departmental high departmental honors honors from fromSmith Smith College, College, and an and A.A. an in A.A. modern in modern language language from Sheridan from Sheridan College inCollege Wyoming. in Wyoming. Professor Wagoner as published several works, most recently They Treated Us Just Like Indians Professorwas published Wagoner by the as University published of several Nebraska works, Press most in 2002. recently She Theywas awarded Treated the Us Distinguished JustAlumna Like AwardIndians forwas 2003 published from by Sheridan the University College. of InNebraska 1993, shePress received in 2002. a She Lieber Associate wasInstructor awarded Award the Distinguished for Outstanding Alumna Teaching Award at for Indiana 2003 from University, Sheridan Bloomington. College. In Serving as a 1993,peer reviewershe received for Americana Lieber Associate Ethnologist Instructor and Law Award and for Social Outstanding Inquiry, Teaching she has also reviewed atnumerous Indiana books University, and presented Bloomington. twenty Servingpapers at asprofessional a peer reviewer conferences. for American Her specializations are Ethnologistin American and Indian Law ethnohistory, and Social Inquiry,colonial processes,she has also anthropology reviewed numerous of law, 19th books and 20th century andGreat presented Plains ethnohistory,twenty papers amongat professional others. conferences. Professor Wagoner Her specializations also has research are in interests in Americancultural pluralism, Indian ethnohistory, U.S. treaties colonialwith American processes, Indian anthropology groups, and of cultural law, 19th connections and to place, 20thand land century tenure Great policies Plains in ethnohistory, the Americas. among Her sabbaticalothers. Professor research Wagoner examines also community has attitudes researchsurrounding interests the decommissioning in cultural pluralism, of a chemicalU.S. treaties weapons with Americandepot in Hermiston, Indian groups, Oregon, as well as andthe actual cultural and connections perceived to environmental place, and land impacts tenure of policies incinerating in the stockpiled Americas. sarin, Her VX and VG sabbaticalnerve agents, researchand mustard examines blister agent. community attitudes surrounding the decommissioning of a chemical weapons depot in Hermiston, Oregon, as well as theShe actual holds and memberships perceived with environmental the American impacts Anthropological of incinerating Association, stockpiled Society sarin, for Cultural VXAnthropology, and VG nerve Law agents, & Society and mustard Association, blister agent. Central States Anthropological Association, the Society for the Anthropology of North America, and the Association for Political and Legal SheAnthropology. holds memberships with the American Anthropological Association, Society for Cultural Anthropology, Law & Society Association, Central States AnthropologicalBefore coming to Association, Juniata, Professor the Society Wagoner for thelectured Anthropology at Oglala ofLakota North College America, in Martin, South andDakota the whileAssociation completing for Political her dissertation and Legal fieldwork. Anthropology.

Before coming to Juniata, Professor Wagoner lectured at Oglala Lakota College in Martin, South Dakota while completing her dissertation fieldwork. Xinli Wang Professor of Philosophy

Dr. Wang Wang received received his his B.S. B.S. in Geophysics in Geophysics from thefrom Changchun the Changchun Institute Institute of Geology, of China.Dr. Wang He received his B.S.M.A. in in Geophysics Philosophy fromfrom thethe ChangchunHauzhong UniversityInstitute of of Geology, Science andChina. He received Technology,hisGeology, M.A. in China.Philosophy China He and from received completed the Hauzhong his his M.A. Ph.D.University in in Philosophy Philosophyof Science fromand at theTechnology, the University Hauzhong China of and completed UniversityConnecticut,his Ph.D. in Philosophy ofstorrs. Science at the and University Technology, of Connecticut, China andstorrs. completed his Ph.D. in Philosophy at the University of Connecticut, storrs. Throughout his his studies studies Dr. Dr. Wang Wang received received several several 'Excellence 'Excellence in inTeaching Teaching Awards.' Awards.' He He was named was'Outstanding named 'Outstanding Graduate Student' Graduate and Student' received and thereceived 'Excellent the 'Excellent MA Thesis MA Award,'Thesis Award,' as well as a graduate Throughoutasteaching well as assistantship, a graduate his studies teaching dissertation Dr. assistantship, Wang fellowship, received dissertation and severallectureship. fellowship, 'Excellence Dr. Wangand lectureship. in was Teaching the winner Dr. of the 2002 WangCTNS was (the the Center winner for Theologyof the 2002 and CTNS the Natural (the Center Science) for ScienceTheology & and Religion the Natural Course Competition, Science)$10,000Awards.' award Science He to was the & Religioncourse named God, Course 'Outstanding Evolution Competition, and Graduate Culture $10,000 (co-designed Student' award and towith the receivedProfessors course God, Randy the Bennett and Evolution'ExcellentDoug Glazier). and MA Culture Thesis (co-designed Award,' with as wellProfessors as aRandy graduate Bennett teaching and Doug assistantship, Glazier). dissertation fellowship, and lectureship. Dr. Wang was the winner of the 2002 Prior to his appointmentappointment atat Juniata,Juniata, Dr.Dr. WangWang waswas a a visiting visiting lecturer lecturer with with the the Department Department of Philosophy at ofTrinityCTNS Philosophy College (the Center at (Hartford, Trinity for College TheologyConnecticut). (Hartford, and He theConnecticut). has Natural also served Science) He ashas a alsolecturer Science served and &as teaching a Religion lecturer assistant with the CourseandDepartment teaching Competition, of assistant Philosophy with $10,000 atthe the Department University award to of of thePhilosophy Connecticut course at God, atthe Storrs University Evolution and was of and Connecticutan assistant Culture professor at the (co-designedatHauzhong Storrs and University, was with an Professors assistant China. professor Randy Dr. Wang atBennett the was Hauzhong and also Doug an University, instructorGlazier). China. with Dr. the Wang Department was of Applied alsoGeophysics an instructor at Xian College with the of DepartmentGeology, China. of Applied Geophysics at Xian College of Geology, China. PriorDr. Wang to his has appointment been a productive at Juniata, scholar Dr. and Wang has published was a visiting many philosophy lecturer with papers the in several peer DepartmentDr.reviewed Wang philosophy has of been Philosophy a journals, productive at suchTrinity scholar as College The and Studies has (Hartford, published in the Connecticut). Historymany philosophy of Philosophy He papershas also of in Science (2003), severalDialogue: peer Canadian reviewed Philosophical philosophy Review journals, (2002), such Di�¡logos as The Studies (2003, in 2001, the History1999), Prima of Philosophia Philosophy(1998,served 2001),as a oflecturer Journal Science ofand Dialectics (2003), teaching Dialogue:of assistant Nature (1989), Canadianwith the and Department PhilosophicalDevelopments of Review inPhilosophy Philosophy (2002), at of China (1988). theDi�¡logosHe has University also done (2003, ofvarious Connecticut2001, translations 1999), Prima at from Storrs Philosophia English and to was Chinese.(1998, an assistant2001), Dr. Wang Journal professor has of one Dialectics book at the under contract for ofpublication. Nature (1989), He has and presented Developments his works in Philosophy in many national of China and (1988). international He has also philosophy done conferences, variousincludingHauzhong translations several University, annual from China.meetings English Dr. ofto WangtheChinese. American was Dr. also WangPhilosophical an instructorhas one Association,book with under the Department 10thcontract International for Congress publication.of Logic,Applied Methodology, Geophysics He has presented and at XianPhilosophy his College works of in Scienceof manyGeology, (Italy), national China. the and International international philosophy conferences,Conference Incommensurability including several and annual the meetingsRelated Issues of the (Germany), American and Philosophical 21st World Congress of Association,Philosophy (Turkey). 10th International Dr. Wang is Congress an invited of referee Logic, and Methodology, member of the and editorial Philosophy board ofof Dao: AJournal ScienceofDr. Comparative Wang (Italy), has thePhilosophy. been International a productive He has also scholar been invited and to has speak published at several many universities philosophy and colleges. papersConference in several Incommensurability peer reviewed and philosophy the Related journals, Issues such(Germany), as The and Studies 21st inWorld the HistoryCongressDr. Wang of of is Philosophy a member (Turkey). of of Sciencethe American Dr. Wang (2003), Philosophical is an Dialogue: invited referee Association, Canadian and member Philosophical The Philosophy of the of Science editorialAssociation, board British of Dao: Society AJournal for theof ComparativePhilosophy of Philosophy. Science, and He Associationhas also been of invitedChinese to Philosophers in speakAmerica.Review at several(2002), universities Di�¡logos and colleges.(2003, 2001, 1999), Prima Philosophia (1998, 2001), Journal of Dialectics of Nature (1989), and Developments in Philosophy of China (1988).Dr. Wang, Wang He his is has awife member also Ling done ofXu, thevarious and American daughter translations PhilosophicalJenny have from enjoyed English Association, living to Chinese. in The Huntingdon Philosophy Dr. Wang since of the summer of Science1999. Association, British Society for the Philosophy of Science, and Association of Chinesehas one Philosophersbook under incontract America. for publication. He has presented his works in many national and international philosophy conferences, including several annual Dr. Wang, his wife Ling Xu, and daughter Jenny have enjoyed living in Huntingdon since themeetings summer of of the 1999. American Philosophical Association, 10th International Congress of Logic, Methodology, and Philosophy of Science (Italy), the International Conference Incommensurability and the Related Issues (Germany), and 21st World Congress of Philosophy (Turkey). Dr. Wang is an invited referee and member of the editorial board of Dao: AJournal of Comparative Philosophy. He has also been invited to speak at several universities and colleges.

Dr. Wang is a member of the American Philosophical Association, The Philosophy of Science Association, British Society for the Philosophy of Science, and Wei-Chung Wang Assistant Professor of Economics Director of Juniata Business Program-China Dr. WangWang joined joined the the Juniata Juniata College College faculty faculty as Assistant as Assistant Professor Professor of Economics of Economics in 2010. HeDr. earnedWang joinedhis BA the in EconomicsJuniata College from facultyShih Hsin as AssistantUniversity Professor in Taipei, of Taiwan. Economics He wentin 2010. on He earned his andBAin 2010. inearned Economics He his earnedMA from and his Ph.D.Shih BA Hsin in inEconomics University Economics from in Taipei, from The University Shih Taiwan. Hsin He of University wentCalifornia, on and Irvine. in earned Taipei, his MA and Ph.D. Taiwan.in Economics He from went The on University and earned of California, his MA Irvine. and Ph.D. in Economics from The University Prior to joining of California, Juniata College, Irvine. Dr. Wang worked for a Big Four accounting firm as a Transfer Prior to joining Pricing Juniata Economist. College, From Dr. 2007Wang to worked 2010, for he a helped Big Four multinational accounting enterprisesfirm as a Transfer Pricing addressEconomist. their From transfer 2007 pricing to 2010, issues, he helpedincluding multinational cross-border enterprises tangible andaddress intangible their transfer goods pricing issues, transactions.includingPrior to joining cross-border He alsoJuniata provided tangible College, advice and Dr. intangible to Wang several worked goods economic transactions.for a consulting Big Four He projects,accounting also provided assisting firm advice to several hiseconomic clients consulting to solve operational projects, assisting matters his including clients to data solve mining operational and analysis matters and including forecast data mining and modeling.analysisas a Transfer and He forecastwas Pricing also modeling. a Economist.part of the He engagement was From also 2007 a team part to ofthat 2010, the provided engagement he helped advice teammultinational to companies that provided advice to withenterprisescompanies wage andwith address working wage and their hour working transferdisputes hour that pricing disputes fall under issues, that the fall includingFair under Labor the cross-borderStandardsFair Labor Acts. Standards tangible Acts. and intangible goods transactions. He also provided advice to several economic InIn earlyearly 2011,2011, Dr.Dr. Wang Wang joined joined Kdan Kdan Mobile Mobile Software, Software, a aTaiwanese Taiwanese software software company, company, as Vice President asofconsulting Vice Global President Marketing projects, of Globalassisting and Strategy. Marketing his clients With and that to Strategy. solve role, Dr.operational With Wang that provides role,matters Dr. management includingWang provides data oversight, strategic miningmanagementplanning, and and analysisoversight, international and strategic taxforecast advice planning, modeling. to the and company. international He was To also date, tax a adviceDr. part Wang of to thethe has company.engagement provided Tofive internships to teamdate,Juniata Dr.that students. Wang provided has Dr. provided Wangadvice is to currentlyfive companies internships a member with to Juniata ofwage the companyandstudents. working board.Dr. Wanghour disputesis currently that a member of the company board. fallBesides under the the consulting Fair Labor skills, Standards Dr. Wang Acts. has extensive teaching experiences, covering subjects in the field of Besides Economics the consultingand Business. skills, In his Dr. teaching Wang hascareer, extensive he has teachingtaught at experiences,The University covering of California at Irvine subjects(Irvine, In early CA),in 2011,the Orangefield Dr. of CoastWangEconomics College joined and Kdan(Coast Business. Mobile Mesa, In CA),his Software, teaching National acareer, Taiwanese Chung he Hsinghas softwaretaught University at (Taichung, TheTaiwan) University and Tunghai of California University at Irvine (Taichung, (Irvine, CA), Taiwan). Orange During Coast his College tenure (Coast at National Mesa, Chung Hsing CA),University,company, National ashe Vice taught Chung President a variety Hsing of University coursesGlobal atMarketing (Taichung, both the undergraduate and Taiwan) Strategy. and and With Tunghai graduate that University role,level. Dr. He was invited by Wang(Taichung,The University provides Taiwan). of managementCalifornia During athis Irvine tenure oversight, to atbe Nationala strategicvisiting Chung scholar planning, Hsing in 2006. University, and In international2007, heDr. taught Wang tax awas awarded the varietyExcellent of Teachingcourses at and both Mentoring the undergraduate Award by Nationaland graduate Chung level. Hsing He University was invited for by his The efforts in teaching. UniversityToadvice further to theexpandof Californiacompany. his teaching at To Irvine date, horizon, to Dr. be aWang Dr.visiting Wang has scholar acceptedprovided in 2006. an five adjunct Ininternships 2007, position Dr. toWang at Juniata Orange was Coast College awardedstudents.and taught theDr. Microeconomics Wang Excellent is currently Teaching to community a andmember Mentoring college of the students. company Award Dr. by board. Wang National is dedicated Chung Hsingto his commitment to Universityteaching. He for has his activelyefforts inparticipated teaching. Toin researchfurther expand related his to teachingscholarship horizon, of teaching Dr. Wang and learning. Most acceptedrecently, Dr. an adjunctWang conducted position atexperiments Orange Coast related College to measuring and taught how Microeconomicsbusiness professors to could enhance communityand Besides assess thecollege numerical consulting students. sense skills,Dr. of Wang students Dr. is Wangdedicated with innovative has to his extensive commitment teaching teaching methods. to teaching. experiences, This Heon-going has research has coveringactivelyreceived participatedcontinuous subjects in support in the research field from of relatedthe Economics James to J. scholarship Lakso and Business.Center of teachingfor theIn hisScholarship and teaching learning. of career, Teaching Most & Learning herecently,at Juniata has taught Dr. College. Wang at The conducted University experiments of California related at to Irvine measuring (Irvine, how CA), business Orange professors Coast could enhance and assess the numerical sense of students with innovative teaching methods.College (CoastThis on-going Mesa, researchCA), National has received Chung continuous Hsing University support from (Taichung, the James Taiwan) J. Lakso andCenter Dr. WangTunghai for theis a Scholarship Universitylabor economist. of(Taichung, Teaching His research &Taiwan). Learning is mainly During at Juniata related his College. tenureto studying at National the labor Chung policy effects on labor market outcomes. He had won financial support from the National Science Council in Taiwan and his workHsing could University, be seen in he academic taught ajournals. variety In of addition, courses he at participated both the in undergraduate government-sponsored and projects in Taiwan.graduateDr. Wang He level. is conducted a labor He economist.was research invited andHis by leadresearch The interviews University is mainly with related ofthe California firms to studying in biotechnical at theIrvine labor industryto policy be a in order to help visitingeffectsgovernment onscholar labor form in market policies. 2006. outcomes. In He 2007, also HeDr.presented hadWang won hiswas financial research awarded findingssupport the Excellent from in the the CouncilTeaching National of Agriculture in ScienceTaiwan. Council in Taiwan and his work could be seen in academic journals. In addition, heand participated Mentoring in Awardgovernment-sponsored by National Chungprojects Hsingin Taiwan. University He conducted for his research efforts and in leadteaching. He isinterviews married To tofurther with Kim the Liaoexpand firms and inhashis biotechnical twoteaching sons, Aidan horizon,industry and inDr.Liam.. order Wang to helpaccepted government an adjunct form positionpolicies. He at also Orange presented Coast his research College findings and taught in the MicroeconomicsCouncil of Agriculture to in community Taiwan. collegeHe is married students. to Kim Dr. Liao Wang and has is dedicated two sons, Aidan to his and commitment Liam.. to teaching. He has actively participated in research related to scholarship of teaching and learning. Most recently, Dr. Wang conducted experiments related to measuring how business professors could enhance and assess the numerical sense of students with innovative teaching methods. This on-going research has received continuous support from the James J. Lakso Center for the Scholarship of Teaching & Patricia Weaver Charles A. Dana Professor of Accounting Business & Economics

Professor Weaver earned her B.A. and M.A. in English and her M.S. in Business AdministrationProfessor Weaver from earned The herPennsylvania B.A. and M.A.State inUniversity. English and She her teaches M.S. inmanagement Business Administration informationfrom The Pennsylvania systems and finance State University. courses as Shewell teachesas financial, management managerial, information and cost systems and accountingfinance courses at Juniata. as well Previouslyas financial, she managerial, was self-employed and cost accounting as a Certified at Juniata. Public Previously she Accountant,was self-employed worked as as a aCertified staff accountant Public Accountant, for the Tyrone worked Office as aof staff Young, accountant Oakes, for the Tyrone BrownOffice and of Young,Company, Oakes, CPAs, Brown and owned and Company, and operated CPAs, a small and electronics owned and repair operated a small business.electronics Additionally, repair business. she Additionally, has taught courses she has in taught composition, courses in statistics, composition, and statistics, and management at Juniata and in composition and accounting at Penn State.

She is co-author of 'Persuasive Writing: A Manager's Guide to Effective Letters and Reports,' andpublished Reports,' by MacMillan published Free by MacMillan Press and adopted Free Press by Executive, and adopted McGraw-Hill by Executive, and Fortune Book McGraw-HillClubs. Recently, and she Fortune co-authored Book Clubs.The Accounting Recently, sheApocalypse co-authored with The Professor Accounting Dom Peruso, which Apocalypseappeared in the with The Professor American Dom Legion Peruso, Magazine. which appeared in the The American Legion Magazine. Professor Weaver is a member of the Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs. She is married to Robert ProfessorWeaver. Weaver is a member of the Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs. She is married to Robert Weaver. Donna Weimer Colonel Sedgley and Elizabeth Bailey Thornbury Professor of Communication Chair, Communication and Theatre Arts Departments

Professor Weimer joined the faculty at Juniata in 1990 with a BA, MA and Ph.D. fromProfessor The Weimer Pennsylvania joined State the faculty University at Juniata and several in 1990 years with of a BA, experience MA and as Ph.D. a from The communicationPennsylvania State consultant University and and instructor. several years She of is experience currently as chairperson a communication of the consultant and Departmentinstructor. She of Communication,is currently chairperson and Theater of the Arts Department at Juniata. of Communication, and Theater Arts at Juniata. Her specific areas of expertise include rhetorical theory and criticism, film, media violence, Her specific cultural areas studies of expertise in mass media, include and rhetorical communication theory and in business. criticism, Her film, most media violence, recentcultural research studies involves in mass the media, assessment and communication of the Program in of business. Emphasis Her using most the recent research Degreeinvolves Qualificationthe assessment Profile of the fromProgram the of Lumina Emphasis Foundation using the andDegree the Qualification Council of Profile from Independentthe Lumina Foundation Colleges. Her and foremost the Council research of Independent interest revolves Colleges. around Her twenty-firstforemost research interest centuryrevolves technologies around twenty-first and their centuryimpact on technologies the way we and think their and impactorganize on ourselves. the way we think and Sheorganize created ourselves. a communication She created curriculum a communication and a designated curriculum program and of emphasis a designated in program of communicationemphasis in communication in 1990. She in is 1990. a member She is of a the member Information of the Technology Information Technology Department and and has has participated participated in in the the development development of of teaching teaching learning learning technologies on technologiescampus. She on received campus. the She Lindback received Teaching the Lindback Award Teaching in 1993; Award Juniata's in Woman 1993; of the Year Juniata'sAward in Woman 1994; andof the the Year Beachley Award Award in 1994; for and Service the Beachley in 2007. Award She received for Service the Distinguished inCarroll 2007. Arnold She received Service the Award Distinguished in 2002 Carrolland the ArnoldHarvey Service Kelly ExcellenceAward in 2002 in Teaching and Award in the2007 Harvey from the Kelly Pennsylvania Excellence Communication in Teaching Award Association. in 2007 from the Pennsylvania Communication Association. Dr. Weimer consults on executive training in leadership and presents workshops on Conflict Management,Dr. Weimer consults Working on withexecutive Difficult training People, in leadership Professional and presents Presentational workshops Skills and Peer onMediation Conflict Training. Management, She assumes Working many administrative with Difficult responsibilities, People, Professional serving on a number of Presentationalcommittees such Skills as the and Middle Peer Mediation States Committee Training. on She the Curriculum assumes many and the Faculty administrativeRepresentative responsibilities,to the full board servingof Trustees. on a She number is the of faculty committees advisor such to the as Power93, the WKVR, Middlethe radio States station; Committee Lambda Pion Eta,the CurriculumCommunication and theHonor Faculty Society; Representative the Ministry to of the Games; and the fullQuidditch board ofClub. Trustees. She is the faculty advisor to the Power93, WKVR, the radio station; Lambda Pi Eta, Communication Honor Society; the Ministry of Games; and the Quidditch Club. In addition, she participates in the Pennsylvania Communication Association's Annual Meetings by presenting papers and attending seminars. She is past-President and has been a member of the Executive In addition, Council she participates since 1992. in Dr. the Weimer Pennsylvania was on Communication the Board of Association'sRepresentatives to WPSU, Annualpublic radio Meetings and television, by presenting for Huntingdon papers for and ten years attending and a team seminars. leader for She Governor's is School past-Presidentof Information andTechnology has been at a Penn member State of for the six Executive years. She Council is an invited since speaker1992. Dr. on Social Media Weimerand changing was communications. on the Board of Representatives to WPSU, public radio and television, for Huntingdon for ten years and a team leader for Governor's School of Information Technology at Penn State for six years. She is an invited speaker on Social Media and changing communications. Daniel Welliver Associate Professor of Sociology

Dr. DanielDaniel Welliver Welliver joined joined the the Juniata Juniata faculty faculty in 2006 in 2006after aafter long a career long incareer the private, in the non-profitDr. Daniel sectorWelliver and joined in state the government. Juniata faculty He earnedin 2006 a bachelor'safter a long degree career in in Sociology the private, and non-profit sector Socialandprivate, in Changestate non-profit government. in 1979 sector from He and earned Juniata in state a College bachelor's government. and degree went He on inearned Sociologyto earn a bachelor's a master's and Social degree degree Change in in 1979 from SociologyCommunityJuniata College and Psychology andSocial went Change on with to earn emphasis in 1979a master's from in Public degree Juniata Administrationin CollegeCommunity and Psychology inwent 1990 on fromto with earn Theemphasis a in Public master'sPennsylvaniaAdministration degree State inin 1990Community University. from The Psychology In 2011 Pennsylvania he with earned emphasis State a Ph.D. University. in Public in Administration In Administration 2011 he earned and a Ph.D. in LeadershipAdministration Studies and fromLeadership Indiana Studies University from of Indiana Pennsylvania. University of Pennsylvania. in 1990 from The Pennsylvania State University. In 2011 he earned a Ph.D. in AdministrationWelliver's work and immediately Leadership prior Studies to joining from Indiana the Juniata Juniata University faculty faculty wasof was Pennsylvania. as as Director Director of of Education and EducationCommunity and Services Community for the Services Pennsylvania for the Human Pennsylvania Relations Human Commission, Relations aCommission, position he had a held for eight positionyears. During he had this held same for eighttime heyears. served During as Coordinator this same timeof the he Pennsylvania served as Coordinator Inter-agency of Task Force on theWelliver'sCivil Pennsylvania Tension. work Prior Inter-agencyimmediately to this public Task prior service, Force to joining on Welliver Civil the Tension. Juniatawas Executive facultyPrior to Director was this aspublic Directorof Neighborhood service, of Center of EducationWelliverthe United was Methodist and Executive Community Church Director in Servicesof Harrisburg, Neighborhood for PA the fromCenter Pennsylvania 1988 of the to United 1998. Human HisMethodist past Relations experience Church also includes inwork Harrisburg, as Field Organizer PA from for 1988 the toPennsylvania 1998. His pastCampaign experience for a alsoNuclear includes Weapons work Freeze, as Field and as Researcher OrganizerandCommission, Statistician for afor the position the Pennsylvania Harrisburg he had Fair Campaign held Housing for eight for Council. a years. Nuclear During Weapons this Freeze, same time and he as servedResearcher as and Coordinator Statistician offor thethe Harrisburg Pennsylvania Fair Housing Inter-agency Council. 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He was recognized by The Pennsylvania State University at Harrisburg for Distinguished Service in Community Psychology in 1994.

Dr. Welliver's current research interests flow from his recently completed doctoral Kathryn Westcott Associate Professor of Psychology

Kathryn Westcott is serving as interim provost for the 2013-2014 academic year. Dr.Kathryn Westcott Westcott joined is Juniata's serving facultyas interim as aprovost member for of thethe 2013-2014Psychology academic department year. in Dr. Westcott 2003.joined DuringJuniata's her faculty time as as Juniata, a member she ofhas the served Psychology as Assistant department Provost in (2011-2013) 2003. During her time as andJuniata, as director she has of served the James as Assistant J. Lakso Provost Center (2011-2013)for the Scholarship and as ofdirector Teaching of the and James J. Lakso LearningCenter for (2009-2010). the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (2009-2010).

She earned earned a a magna magna cum cum laude laude bachelor's bachelor's degree degree in psychology in psychology from from the Ohio the OhioState University in State1994. UniversityShe went on in to 1994. earn aShe master's went degree on to inearn school a master's psychology degree in 1998 in school and a doctorate in psychologyschool psychology in 1998 in and 2001, a doctorate both from in the school University psychology of Cincinnati. in 2001, both from the University of Cincinnati. As Assistant Provost, Dr. Westcott served as a co-chair of Juniata's decennial accreditation Asreview Assistant by the Provost, Middle Dr. States Westcott Commission served on as Higher a co-chair Education. of Juniata's She also decennial has been active in accreditationdeveloping and review implementing by the Middle a plan States for Commission general education on Higher assessment. Education. She She also has been alsoinvolved has been with active Juniata's in developing Intercultural and Learningimplementing Assessment a plan for Committee, general education which is focused on assessment.assessing intercultural She also learning has been across involved campus. with Juniata's Intercultural Learning Assessment Committee, which is focused on assessing intercultural learning across campus.Before starting her academic career, Dr. Westcott worked as a school psychologist in a variety of public school districts serving children and families from preschool to high school. During this Beforetime, she starting also served her academic as a practicum career, andDr. Westcottintern supervisor worked foras aschool school psychology psychologist trainees through inthe a University variety of ofpublic Cincinnati school anddistricts the University serving children of Dayton. and familiesShe also fromworked preschool in community mental tohealth high from school. 1994 Duringto 1996 this as a time, psychiatric she also case served manager as aintegrating practicum adults and with intern chronic mental supervisorillness into forthe schoolcommunity. psychology trainees through the University of Cincinnati and the University of Dayton. She also worked in community mental health from 1994 toDr. 1996Westcott as ais psychiatric active in research case manager on teaching integrating and learning adults and with frequently chronic presents mental this research illnessto Division into the2 of community. the American Psychological Association, The Teaching of Psychology.

Dr. Westcott is active in research on teaching and learning and frequently presents this research to Division 2 of the American Psychological Association, The Teaching of Psychology. Jamie White William I & Zella B Book Professor of Physics

Dr. Jamie White is the William I. and Zella Book Professor of Physics at Juniata CollegeDr. Jamie where White he is teaches the William physics I. andand advisesZella Book students Professor with Programs of Physics of at Emphasis Juniata College where inhe Physics, teaches Physics physics Education, and advises and students Engineering with Physics. Programs After of Emphasis graduating in from Physics, Physics CarletonEducation, College and Engineering in 1985, hePhysics. taught After Physics graduating and AP from Physics Carleton at The College Haverford in 1985, he taught SchoolPhysics until and entering AP Physics graduate at The school Haverford in 1989. School He earned until entering his M.Ed. graduate in 1993 school and in 1989. He hisearned Ph.D. his in M.Ed. Physics in in1993 1994 and from his the Ph.D. Pennsylvania in Physics State in 1994 University. from the He Pennsylvania has State servedUniversity. as an He Assistant has served Professor as an Assistant of Physics Professor and Educationof Physics atand Baldwin-Wallace Education at Baldwin-Wallace College and an an Assistant Assistant Professor Professor of of Physics Physics at at the the College College of of Potsdam, Potsdam, SUNY. SUNY. He came to HeJuniata came in to 1998. Juniata He in received 1998. He Juniata received College's Juniata 2004 College's Junior 2004 Faculty Junior Award Faculty for Excellence in AwardTeaching for and Excellencethe 2014 Beachley in Teaching Award for and Distinguished the 2014 Teaching. Beachley Award for Distinguished Teaching. Dr. White has taught courses in general physics, musical acoustics, electronics, mechanics, Dr.optics, White modern has taughtphysics courses and methods in general of teaching physics, secondary musical acoustics,science. He electronics, has also developed and mechanics,taught introductory optics, modern and advanced physics laboratory and methods courses of teaching and supervised secondary student science. teachers. He In addition hasto teaching,also developed he has and published taught introductory in Optical Letters,and advanced the Journal laboratory of Chemical courses and Physics, Surface supervisedScience, American student Journal teachers. of InPhysics, addition The to Physics teaching, Teacher, he has and published Journal inof Opticalthe Acoustics Society Letters,of America, the among Journal others. of Chemical Physics, Surface Science, American Journal of Physics, The Physics Teacher, and Journal of the Acoustics Society of America, amongDuring others. his sabbatical of 2004-05 and again in 2011, Dr. White served as Visiting Senior Researcher at the Quantum Optics Laboratory of the University of Melbourne. He has continued Duringhis work his with sabbatical Juniata ofstudents 2004-05 investigating and again in quantum 2011, Dr. optical White effects served using as Visiting rubidium vapor and Seniordiode laser Researcher systems. at the Quantum Optics Laboratory of the University of Melbourne. He has continued his work with Juniata students investigating quantumIn addition optical to his effects work withusing students rubidium in vaporthe physics and diode department laser systems. at Juniata College, he also serves as the Associate Director of the Pennsylvania Science Olympiad Competition and a board Inmember addition and to past his presidentwork with of students the Huntingdon in the physics Area Habitatdepartment for Humanity. at Juniata WithCollege, his spouse, Laura heWhite, also he serves co-owns as the a small Associate business Director out of of the the Juniata Pennsylvania Sill Business Science Incubator, Olympiad MOGLabs USA CompetitionLLC, that sells and laser a systems board member to university and pastresearch president labs throughout of the Huntingdon the country. Area Habitat for Humanity. With his spouse, Laura White, he co-owns a small business outHe isof married the Juniata to Laura Sill White,Business and Incubator, has two daughters, MOGLabs Sara USA May LLC, and thatJoanna. sells laser systems to university research labs throughout the country.

He is married to Laura White, and has two daughters, Sara May and Joanna. David Widman Professor of Psychology

Dr. Widman is an Associate Professor of Psychology. He joined the faculty at JuniataDr. Widman in 1999. is an HeAssociate received Professor his B.S. of inPsychology. Psychology He from joined the the University faculty at ofJuniata in 1999. WyomingHe received and his earned B.S. inhis Psychology Ph.D. in Biopsychology from the University from the of University Wyoming at and Albany, earned his Ph.D. in StateBiopsychology University from of New the York.University at Albany, State University of New York.

Dr. Widman currently teaches several courses inin bothboth thethe PsychologyPsychology andand BiologyBiology Departments, Departments,including Biopsychology, including Biopsychology, Learning and Conditioning, Learning and Introduction Conditioning, to IntroductionPsychology, Comparative toand Psychology, Evolutionary Comparative Psychology and and EvolutionaryResearch Methods Psychology in Psychology. and Research Methods in Psychology. Dr. Widman?s research interests include examinations of time-place learning in rats, virtual Dr.navigation Widman?s using research video games interests in humans include examinationsand the effects of of time-place hormones learningon human in behavior. Dr. rats,Widman virtual has navigation been published using in video such gamesjournals in as humans Physiology and the and effects Behavior, of hormones Behavioural Processes, onand human The Journal behavior. of Comparative Dr. Widman Psychology. has been He published has also in presented such journals at multiple as conferences Physiologyincluding the and annual Behavior, meeting Behavioural of the Animal Processes, Behavior and TheSociety Journal and of numerous Comparative appearances at the Psychology.annual meeting He of has the also Eastern presented Psychology at multiple Association. conferences including the annual meeting of the Animal Behavior Society and numerous appearances at the annual meetingDr. Widman of the hasEastern served Psychology as an ad Association. hoc reviewer for Behavioural Processes, the Journal of Comparative Psychology, Animal Behaviour, The Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Dr.Behavior Widman Processes, has served Animal as Learning an ad hoc & reviewerBehavior, for and Behavioural the International Processes, Journal the of Comparative JournalPsychology. of He Comparative currently serves Psychology, as the Chair Animal of Juniata Behaviour, College TheInstitutional Journal Review of Board and Experimentalthe Juniata College Psychology: Animal Care Animal and Use Behavior Committee. Processes, Animal Learning & Behavior, and the International Journal of Comparative Psychology. He currently servesDr. Widman as the belongsChair of toJuniata several College professional Institutional societies, Review including Board the and Council the Juniata on Undergraduate CollegeResearch, Animal the Eastern Care andPsychological Use Committee. Association and the American Psychological Society.

Dr.He is Widman married belongsto Liz Widman, to several and professional has two children, societies, Meredith including and Richard. the Council on Undergraduate Research, the Eastern Psychological Association and the American Psychological Society.

He is married to Liz Widman, and has two children, Meredith and Richard. Ursula Williams Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Ursula Williams came to Juniata in 2014 as an assistant professor of chemistry afterUrsula completing Williams hercame graduate to Juniata degree in 2014 at the as University an assistant of Pennsylvania.professor of chemistry after completing her graduate degree at the University of Pennsylvania. Williams earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry and English in 2009 from Union College Williams in earned Schenectady, a bachelor's NY. Shedegree went in onchemistry to earn and a doctorate English in 20142009 from Union the College in UniversitySchenectady, of NY.Pennsylvania She went in on Philadelphia, to earn a doctorate Pennsylvania. in 2014 While from atthe the University University of Pennsylvania ofin Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. she was awarded While a fellowship at the University from the of university's Pennsylvania, Center she for was awarded a Teachingfellowship and from Learning, the university's and her excellenceCenter for in Teaching teaching and was Learning, recognized and at her the excellence in departmental,teaching was recognized college, and at universitythe departmental, levels. college, and university levels.

Her research interestsinterests includeinclude thethe coordinationcoordination chemistrychemistry ofof thethe transitiontransition metalmetal and rare earth andelements. rare earthThe primary elements. focus The of primaryher graduate focus research of her graduatewas the synthesis research and was characterization the of synthesistetravalent and cerium characterization coordination of tetravalent compounds. cerium Her coordination current research compounds. explores Her the effects of currentcoordination research environment explores on the the effects redox ofbehavior coordination of first environmentrow transition on metal the complexes. redox behavior of first row transition metal complexes. Williams has published research findings in several professional journals including Nature Chemistry, Williams hasJournal published of the research American findings Chemical in Society, several professional Inorganic Chemistry, journals and Dalton includingTransactions, Nature and Chemistry,she is a member Journal of ofthe the American American Chemical Chemical Society. Society, Inorganic Chemistry, and Dalton Transactions, and she is a member of the American Chemical Society. Sarah Worley Assistant Professor of Communication

Sarah Worley is an Assistant Professor of Communication at Juniata College whereSarah Worley she regularly is an Assistant teaches Professor Public Speaking,of Communication Message at AnalysisJuniata College and Group where she regularly Communication.teaches Public Speaking, She also Message offers Analysis a class onand Communication Group Communication. Technology She also and offers a class Ethics,on Communication as well as a Technologycourse entitled and CommunicationEthics, as well asStudies a course in Germany.entitled Communication Worley Studies graduatedin Germany. from Worley Juniata graduated College in from 2000 Juniata where Collegeshe earned in 2000a bachelor's where shedegree earned in a bachelor's Communicationdegree in Communication and Philosophy. and Philosophy. She earnedShe earned a master'sa master's degree degree in Public Public Administration Administrationfrom the University from of the Colorado University in of 2003 Colorado and is incurrently 2003 and completing is currently her PhD in Mass completingCommunication her at PhD Penn in State. Mass Her Communication dissertation research at Penn performs State. Hera qualitative dissertation frame analysis of researchmainstream performs media a coverage qualitative of frame two new analysis protest of tactics,mainstream virtual media marches coverage and of hacktivism. She tworeturned new protest to Juniata tactics, in 2004 virtual where marches she and now hacktivism. teaches and She remains returned active to Juniata as a volunteer in for the 2004college where and she the now Huntingdon teaches and community. remains active Worley as a works volunteer closely for the with college many and local nonprofits thethrough Huntingdon service learning community. projects Worley associated works with closely her Group with Communication many local nonprofits course. through service learning projects associated with her Group Communication course.Worley has received grants from the Southern Allegheny Learn and Serve Alliance, The Coleman Foundation and the American Association of Colleges and Universities. She is also a WorleyPSLA certified has received Service Learning grants from Trainer. the Southern Allegheny Learn and Serve Alliance, The Coleman Foundation and the American Association of Colleges and Universities.Worley has had She ais variety also a PSLAof work certified experience Service in Learningher career Trainer. which includes teaching, as well as professional experience in sales, management & member services. While in Denver, Colorado, Worleyshe was a has member had aservices variety and of advertising work experience representative in her for career the South which Metro includes Denver Chamber teaching,of Commerce as well and as worked professional as the advantage experience program in sales, director management and assistant & member coach for SCORE! services.Educational While Center. in Denver, She also Colorado, worked for she SCORE was a memberin Baltimore, services Maryland. and advertising representative for the South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce and worked as theHer advantageinterests include program media director framing, and leadership, assistant coachentrepreneurship, for SCORE! political Educational rhetoric, and media Center.ownership She regulations, also worked as for well SCORE as work in Baltimore, on film documentaries. Maryland. She is an advisor to CMC (the communication and media club), is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Lambda Pi Eta and HerAAUW. interests include media framing, leadership, entrepreneurship, political rhetoric, and media ownership regulations, as well as work on film documentaries. She is an advisor to CMC (the communication and media club), is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Lambda Pi Eta and AAUW. John Wright Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Professor Wright comes to Juniata in 2002 from the private sector, where he workedProfessor team Wright project comes leader to Juniata at SunGard in 2002 Investor from the Accounting private sector, Systems where in he Wayne, worked team project Pa.leader He at is SunGard a 1993 Investor graduate Accounting of Juniata Systems College, in earning Wayne, a Pa. bachelor's He is a 1993 degree graduate in of Juniata computerCollege, earning science. a Hebachelor's went on degree to earn in acomputer master's science.degree in He computer went on scienceto earn afrom master's degree in Villanovacomputer scienceUniversity from in Villanova 2000. University in 2000.

Wright started hishis businessbusiness careercareer at at SunGard SunGard in in 1993 1993 as as an an associate associate programmer programmer analyst. He analyst.was promoted He was to programmer promoted to analyst programmer in 1995 analystand became in 1995 senior and programmer became senior analyst in 1998. In programmer1999, he was analystnamed team in 1998. project In leader. 1999, At he SunGard was named he supervised team project a team leader. of programmers At in the SunGarddesign, testing he supervised and development a team of of several programmers software in products the design, used by testing the banking and industry in developmentcorporate trust of applications. several software He led several products new used projects by theand bankingproducts industrythrough full in development corporatecycles and trust oversaw applications. the product's He led distribution several new and projects customer and support products networks. through full development cycles and oversaw the product's distribution and customer support networks.Wright also worked as an associate data technician intern for Hughes STX in Greenbelt, Md. in the summer of 1992. During his undergraduate time at Juniata College, he worked as a computer Wrightassistant. also worked as an associate data technician intern for Hughes STX in Greenbelt, Md. in the summer of 1992. During his undergraduate time at Juniata College,He and his he wife, worked Lorenn as a computerSchouppe-Wright assistant. '93 have two daughters, Meghan and Kieran.

He and his wife, Lorenn Schouppe-Wright '93 have two daughters, Meghan and Kieran.