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Programs and Scholarship Council Replace this page with Cover Art EXPLORATIONS 2016: Research, Scholarship and Creative Expression at William Paterson University Sponsors and Supporters Faculty Senate Research Office of Sponsored Programs and Scholarship Council Pam Theus, David and Lorraine Cheng Library, Martin Williams, Director Co‐Chair Maureen Peters, Program Assistant Lisa Warner, College of Education, Co‐Chair Maria Slump, Post‐Award Coordinator Jorge A. Arevalo, Cotsakos College of Business Lorraine Jugenheimer, Graduate Assistant Annette Baron, Cotsakos College of Business David Diaz, Undergraduate Assistant David Gilley, College of Science and Health Russell Mallery, Intern Lucia McMahon, College of Humanities and Amanda Dougan, Intern Social Sciences Martin Williams, Office of Sponsored Programs Stephen Hahn, Associate Provost for Academic Affairs David and Lorraine Cheng Library Edward Owusu‐Ansah, Dean Honors College Cotsakos College of Business Barbara Andrew, Interim Director Siamack Shojai, Dean Jan Pinkston, Assistant Director College of Education 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Candace Burns, Dean Conference College of Arts and Communication Bhanu P. S. Chauhan, Chemistry, Co‐Chair Darryl Moore, Dean Jaishri Menon, Biology, Co‐Chair Center for Research, College of Science and Health UPS Computer Information Distinguished Lecture Series Betty Kollia, Director Kenneth Wolf, Dean Cyril Ku, Computer Science Rebecca Kalejaye, Institutional Advancement College of Humanities and Mike Russo, Institutional Advancement Social Sciences Kara Rabbitt, Dean Mathematical Association of America— NJ / Garden State Undergraduate Mathematics Marketing and Public Relations Conference Stuart Goldstein, Associate Vice President Christine Diehl, Director, Marketing Paul von Dohlen, Mathematics Communications Kathleen Waldron, President Yuri Marder, Director, Web and Social Media Marketing Warren Sandmann, Provost and Theresa Ross, Senior Writer/Web Coordinator Senior Vice President for Academic Poster and Cover Art Affairs Tom Uhlein, Art Department William Paterson University, Copyright 2016 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium Advancing Research, Scholarship and Saturday, April 9 Creative Expression Conference 8:00 to 5:30 Friday, April 22 Poster Sessions 9:30 to 2:30 Alumni Panel Morning Plenary Award Ceremony Positioning Your Research for National Plenary Speaker Recognition Prof. Liz Nolan Chemistry Department. Massachusetts Institute of Keynote Speaker Technology Dean. Jeffrey Osborn, School of Science. The College of New Jersey Honors Week And Past President, Student Research Council for Undergraduate Research Presentations Concurrent Discussion Sessions Tuesday, April 21 to Thursday, April 22 9:30 to 4:30 Poster Sessions College and Council Sponsored Presentations Tuesday, April 21 to Thursday, April 22 12:30 to 1:45 Tuesday, April 19 11:00 College of Arts and Communication 11:00 Technology Across the Curriculum Committee David and Lorraine Cheng Library 2:00 Cotsakos College of Business Authors Reception Office of Sponsored Programs Wednesday, April 20 Award Recipient Recognition 11:00 College of Humanities and Social Sciences Tuesday, April 19 3:30 Thursday, April 21 11:00 College of Education 11:00 & 2:00 College of Science and Health Mathematical Association of America‐NJ UPS Computer Information Technology Garden State Undergraduate Distinguished Lecture Mathematics Conference Department of Computer Science Saturday, April 16 Wednesday, April 13 5:30 8:30 to 5:00 Invited Speaker: Invited Speakers Andy Dotterweich, Information Services General Patrick X. Rault, State University of New & Administrative Portfolio Manager, UPS York (SUNY), College at Geneseo Keynote Speaker: Stephen F. Kennedy, Carleton College Mung Chiang, Arthuer LeGrand Doty Professor of Electrical Engineering, Princeton University and MAA Press Eugene Fiorini, Muhlenberg College Page 1 EXPLORATIONS 2016 Research, Scholarship and Creative Expression at William Paterson University Welcome to EXPLORATIONS 2016! For the past seventeen years, the Office of Sponsored Programs and the Faculty Senate Research and Scholarship Council has brought the William Paterson commu‐ nity “University Research and Scholarship Day.” Originally started as “University Research Day” in 1999, it was a single day event for faculty and students to share their recent scholarly research and creative works. The first program just included concurrent presentations in the morning and after‐ noon. In the years that followed, additional activities were added including poster sessions as well as the College and campus council and committee arranged, or “sponsored” presentations. In 2001 it became “University Research and Scholarship Day”, which is what it had been called until this year. In 2015 the number of days was expanded to three with poster sessions scheduled for every day and other events included as well. Fueled on inspiration from Provost Sandmann, and with the coopera‐ tion with the Honors College, the Undergraduate Research Symposium, the Cheng Library, and oth‐ ers on campus, we have developed this new program: EXPLORATIONS. EXPLORATIONS continues the foundation set by “University Research and Scholarship Day,” a more expansive and inclusive schedule of events will run from April 9 to April 22. The new struc‐ ture creates more opportunities for sharing of research and creative works across discipline bounda‐ ries to bring together the entire campus community. The inaugural year of EXPLORATIONS will have eight distinct events: the 10th Annual Undergrad‐ uate Research Symposium, the Honors Week Student Research Presentations, the Cheng Library New Authors Reception, College and Council Sponsored Presentations, the 2016 Garden State Un‐ dergraduate Mathematics Conference of the Mathematics Associate of American—NJ, a UPS Distin‐ guished Lecture courtesy of the Computer Science Department, Poster Presentations, and Advanc‐ ing Research, Scholarship and Creative Expression at WP: a Conference. William Paterson University’s symbol is the pioneer. A pioneer is someone who does something, or goes somewhere, that few, if any, have before. A pioneer looks for opportunities to leave their mark by researching or working on new and exciting topics. But this alone does not make a pioneer. For it is the sharing with others of this gained knowledge and insight that is the most important responsi‐ bility a pioneer has. And that is what we showcase here with EXPLORATIONS. Here we have pre‐ senters who recognized areas of need and took it upon themselves, with the help of offices, organi‐ zations, and colleagues to address those needs to benefit others. The Office of Sponsored Programs would like to thank the Research and Scholarship Council, every‐ one previously involved in the Research and Scholarship Day, and the participants and presenters from over the years. Special thanks are offered to the Faculty Senate and the Office of the Provost for their inspiration, guidance and encouragement. We would especially like to thank some individ‐ uals who committed much time and effort over the years: Professor Frank Pavese from the Music Department, the late Dr. Amy Job from the Library, Dr. David Gilley and Dr. Jorge Arevalo, and Dr. Pixy Ferris from the Communications Department. Happy Exploring! Martin Williams Office of Sponsored Programs Page 2 EXPLORATIONS 2016 Research, Scholarship and Creative Expression at William Paterson University Saturday, April 9 to Friday, April 22 April 9 Saturday 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Conference April 13 Wednesday UPS Computer Information Technology Distinguished Lecture, Department of Computer Science April 16 Saturday Mathematical Association of America‐NJ/Garden State Undergraduate Mathematics Conference April 19 Tuesday Honors Week Student Research Presentations College and Council Sponsored Presentations: College of Arts and Communication Technology Across the Curriculum Cotsakos College of Business Poster Session Cheng Library New Authors Reception and Office of Sponsored Programs Recognition of Award Recipients April 20 Wednesday Honors Week Student Research Presentations College and Council Sponsored Presentations College of Humanities and Social Sciences Poster Session April 21 Thursday Honors Week Student Research Presentations College and Council Sponsored Presentations: College of Science and Health College of Education Poster Session April 22 Friday Advancing Research, Scholarship and Creative Expression at William Paterson University Conference Page 3 Honors College Raubinger Hall 973.720.3657 The University Honors College at William “The Honors College is much Paterson University is a place where more than a distinction—it is academically gifted students explore new the University’s greatest ideas and engage in intellectual and creative resource: a community of collaborations with experienced and dedicated members of the faculty. It offers a rigorous individuals who understand curriculum with a challenging array of courses, the importance of knowledge, seminars, and co‐curricular activities. The creation, and personal accom- University Honors College provides a plishment.” comprehensive educational experience that — Caroline Sanchez ‘13 brings together the academic, residential, social, Performing and Literary Arts Track and cultural experiences of its students. It is open to students in all colleges and majors. Nearly 400 students are currently enrolled in the Honors College. Students may enter the Honors College through a first‐year program in which they participate @wphonors
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