ROBERT J. JONES, Ph.D.
President University at Albany, State University of New York University Hall 302 1400 Washington Avenue Albany, NY 12077 518-956-8013 518-956-8022 [email protected]
Administrative Experience and Achievements
President University at Albany, State University of New York 2013 – Present
I serve as the 19th President of the University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY). SUNY is the largest comprehensive higher education system in the U.S. and the University at Albany is one of four SUNY campuses with the “University Center” designation, denoting its research mission and authorization to offer the Ph.D. degree. Comprised of nine schools and colleges and two affiliated entities (the Wadsworth Labs, New York State Department of Health and the Albany Law School), the university offers some 120 undergraduate majors and minors and more than 125 Master's and Doctoral degree programs. As President, I serve as the CEO of the University’s three campuses, provide administrative and budgetary authority, and lead the Executive Committee, the President’s cabinet, comprised of the following leadership positions:
Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Chief of Staff Director of Athletics Vice President for Student Affairs Vice President for Research Vice President for Health Sciences and Biomedical Initiatives Vice President and Chief Information Officer Chief Diversity Officer and Assistant Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion Senior Counsel Vice President for University Development and Executive Director of the UAlbany Foundation
Specific responsibilities and accomplishments include the following:
Initiated the largest academic expansion in last 50 years Expanded the portfolio of academic units and degree-granting programs.
1 102/223 . Developed the first in the nation integrated College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security, and Cybersecurity in cooperation with Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and New York State’s Division for Homeland Security and Emergency Services. Secured $15 million in capital funding and a 12 acre site adjacent to the university’s uptown campus to construct this state of the art college in conjunction with the construction of a $185 million Emerging Technology and Entrepreneurship Complex. . Developed the University’s first College of Engineering and Applied Sciences and hired a founding Dean from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, American’s oldest technological research university. Developed a Computer Engineering program supported in part by SUNY’s investment in a high-needs area. Unified support for the plan to transform a century old former public high school building adjacent to the university’s downtown campus into a state of the art home for the engineer school, marking the next phase of our deepening partnership with the city of Albany’s urban core and the entire capital region. . Established a deep affiliation agreement with Albany Law School, the oldest private law school in America, with the ultimate goal of it serving as a constituent college of the University at Albany. . Created the University’s first Vice President for Health Science and Biomedical Initiatives position. . Initiated affiliation and joint degree program discussions with Albany Medical College, Downstate Medical College, Upstate Medical College and Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. . Developed a new undergraduate Digital Forensics major offered through the School of Business which received final approval from the New York State Education Department. . Created new online courses in healthcare for students and professionals, thanks to “Open SUNY” grants from New York State designed to aid the state’s economy in key industries. . Established the university’s first compact budget planning and process to strategically align resources with priorities. Provided expanded opportunities for faculty research and student experiential learning. . Received a $10 million National Institutes of Health endowment grant that positions UAlbany as the leading Northeastern hub for Health Disparity Research Education and Research and Education. I am co-PI with Professor Larry Schell, Director, The Center for the Elimination of Minority Health Disparities. . Established a $500,000 President’s Innovation Research and Scholarship Fund. The fund is designed to provide seed funding to advance cutting- edge multidisciplinary research and other scholarly work. . Secured $23 million in funding and the responsibility to build The New York State Early Warning Weather Detection System, or Mesonet. The project will result in 125 new interconnect state of the art weather stations.
2 103/223 The project is being led by UAlbany’s Atmospheric Science Department, the Center for Atmospheric Research and the National Weather Service. It will enhance the economic competitiveness of business, industry and government in New York, as well as safeguard the life and property of New Yorkers. . Received a $21.2 million grant to lead a national child welfare workforce institute, a multi-disciplinary effort in which UAlbany’s School of Social Welfare will be working with five universities to service children and their families in the child welfare system. . Initiated efforts to grow the student population to 20,000 by 2020. The strategy involves enhancing the undergraduate student experience using data analytics, increased advising and recruiting more out-of-state and international students. . Initiated the first New Student Convocation, created a Strategic Enrollment Management Council and a new Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management. . Leveraged the university’s relationship with the Southwest University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE), China to establish a Confucius Institute. . Established a goal to double the number of international students to 15 percent by 2020. . Secured $800,000 grant from the Blackstone Charitable Foundation to establish the Blackstone LaunchPad, an entrepreneurship program, with the goal of introducing students from all disciplines to entrepreneurship as a viable career option and to help them transform innovation into commercialization. Broadened our role as a University engaged in the community. . Enhanced the Office for Public Engagement by creating a new Vice Provost position and moving oversight from the President’s Office to the Office of the Provost. . Serve as the backbone institution for The Albany Promise, a regional, cross-sector partnership where community leaders in Albany, New York come together to support a shared cradle to career education vision. I serve as co-convener together with the Mayor of the City of Albany and the Superintendent of the City School District of Albany. . Collaborated with local municipalities, colleges, and private research labs to receive funding through the Capital Region Economic Development Council (CREDC) for innovative regional projects. . Positioned the university to take advantage of Governor Cuomo’s START-UP NY Plan, allowing the University at Albany to build critical partnerships working with private corporations to generate intellectual property and bring economic vitality to our region by connecting it with community businesses. Focused on growing our resources to fulfill our ambition (Philanthropy). . Raised more than $51 million in the last 3 years including securing two of the largest gifts in UAlbany’s history. A $5.25 million gift in December
3 104/223 2014 from the Massry family to support the School of Business and key University-wide initiatives. A $10 million gift in 2015 from the Bernard and Millie Foundation to support the Athletics facilities and student scholarships.
Other Accomplishments
I have been nationally recognized for my work to advance university-community engagement and am leading efforts to strengthen the University at Albany’s community partnerships. In 2015, the University of Minnesota named the Urban Research Outreach/Engagement Center in my honor. I was named “Game Changer of the Year” by the Albany Business Review in 2015. In 2013, I was appointed a Co-Chair for Albany Mayor-elect Kathleen Sheehan’s transition committee. I was appointed by NY State Governor Andrew Cuomo as Regional Council Co- Chair for the Capital Region Economic Development Council (CREDC) alongside Albany Medical Center President and CEO James J. Barba. Other boards on which I serve include the . Albany Medical Center . Saratoga Performing Arts Center . Capitalize Albany (the city of Albany’s planning commission) . The Albany Promise (co-convener) At the national level, I serve on the boards of the . Coalition of Urban Serving Universities (Chair elect 2016) . Scholars at Risk Network . Campus Compact I am a member of the Committee on Equal Opportunities in Science and Engineering (CEOSE) an advisory committee to the National Science Foundation. I am a member of several SUNY and UAlbany-affiliated boards, including the . Empire Commons Student Housing, Inc. . SUNY Research Foundation . University at Albany University Council . University at Albany Foundation . University at Albany Biotech Development Corporation . University Auxiliary Services Corporation . University at Albany Alumni Association
Senior Vice President for Academic Administration, University of Minnesota System 2004 - 2012
As Senior Vice President for Academic Administration, University of Minnesota System, I served as the senior academic, administrative, and chief operating officer for the University of Minnesota System reporting directly to the President. In addition to
4 105/223 providing academic and administrative oversight for the University’s four coordinate campuses, I oversaw systemwide academic and administrative policy and planning, including institutional research and analysis; public engagement, Extension, and research/outreach initiatives statewide; and Twin Cities campus-based academic and administrative units serving the greater University of Minnesota system, including information technology, human resources, equity and diversity, and international programs. I had budgetary and administrative oversight for ~$500 million in sponsored and non- sponsored funding across 30 academic and administrative units and over 3,800 academic, administrative, civil service and bargaining unit employees. Specific responsibilities and accomplishments included the following:
Advanced the University’s mission as a senior member of the President’s Executive Cabinet and Senior Academic Administrative team. Provided the University of Minnesota System focused leadership in the effective utilization, allocation, and management of campus-based and systemwide resources: . Developed and chaired the University of Minnesota System Council to support the distinctive mission of each campus while advancing systemwide collaboration and decision-making—including single- enterprise solutions to increase cost-efficiency and promote revenue growth while effectively serving students and stakeholders. . Provided systemwide leadership and campus support for strategic planning, institutional research, budget and capital resource management, and higher education policy issues. . Provided leadership for the development and implementation of the University’s systemwide metric framework to focus and measure its progress toward strategic goals. . Provided leadership, shared with the Senior Vice President and Provost, for directing and developing the University Plan, Performance, and Accountability Report to the Minnesota state legislature; shared responsibility for representing the University in legislative budgetary hearings . Represented the President and University of Minnesota system in matters of higher education leadership and policy, including leadership in Coalition of Urban Serving Universities Board, Minnesota Higher Education Advisory Council, MN Higher Education Commission (commissioner), P20 Education Partnership, and many others Provided academic, operational, administrative oversight for the University’s coordinate campuses and chancellors: . University of Minnesota, Crookston . University of Minnesota, Duluth . University of Minnesota, Morris . University of Minnesota, Rochester Provided operational oversight, budgetary authority, and accountability for mission-critical systemwide academic administration units: . Vice presidential units o Office of Human Resources (Employee and Labor Relations; Employee Benefits; Employee Assistance; Employment; Center
5 106/223 for Teaching and Learning; Compensation and Classification; Payroll Services; Training; Wellness) o Office of Information Technology o Office for Equity and Diversity (Office of Disability Services; Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action; Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Ally Programs; Institute for Diversity, Equity, and Advocacy; Multicultural Center for Academic Excellence; Office for Diversity in Graduate Education; Women’s Center) . Central academic administrative functions o University of MN System Council o Planning and policy: Office of Planning and Analysis, Office of Institutional Research, Office of Measurement Services, Office of Space Management Institutional Strategic Planning [shared leadership]: Capital Oversight Planning; Strategic Positioning, Budget, and Compact Planning; Legislative Requests and Government Relations; and Higher Education Policy Office for Conflict Resolution Provided administrative and academic leadership for Twin Cities campus-based programs that extend the University’s academic mission across the system, state, and world: . International programs: o Global Programs and Strategy Alliance (aka Office for International Programs) including International Student and Scholar Services, Learning Abroad Center, Center for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition, China Center, Confucius Institute) o Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Global Change . Statewide strategic resources: o UMore Park Development LLC and Office for UMore Park Academic Initiatives o Healthy Foods, Healthy Lives Institute . College readiness initiatives: o College Readiness Consortium (including PreK–12 Partnerships, MN Principals Academy, Ramp Up to Readiness, and Minnesota P–20 Education Partnership) Provided administrative oversight, budgetary authority, and accountability for statewide/systemwide public engagement initiatives central to academic mission including: . Office for Public Engagement (Public Engagement Council; Center for Urban and Regional Affairs; University Metropolitan Consortium; Center for Transportation Studies) . University of Minnesota Extension (regional/county offices and research/outreach centers—food and agriculture systems, communities, the environment, families (including Children, Youth, and Family Consortium), and youth (including 4H) . Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station . Mid-Central Research and Outreach Center and the Biosciences Center, Willmar
6 107/223 . University of Minnesota Urban Vision and the Urban Research and Outreach/Engagement Center, North Minneapolis . Office for Business and Community Economic Development Created and chair the University of Minnesota System Council Received the Michael P. Malone International Leadership Award Awarded an Endowed Chair in Urban and International Development Partnered with the Minnesota Multicultural Media Consortium to obtain a $2.9 million grant from the Department of Commerce to create and/or upgrade 11 community-based computer centers to improve high-speed internet (broadband) access, awareness, and use in four federally designated poverty zones in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Opened a University of Minnesota China Office in Beijing. Primary leadership role in creating a new four-year campus in Rochester, including identifying and developing the site for the campus, assisting the Rochester community in securing $7 million in recurring legislative support and lead the effort to secure $11 million in sales tax revenue from the City of Rochester to support the academic and capitol plans. Co-developed and managed the University’s Strategic Positioning process and the development of the metrics framework and key indicators to determine progress toward our goal to become “one of the top three public research universities in the world.” Played a key leadership role in the restructuring of the General College (which focused on remedial education) into an academic department within the College of Education and Human Development (focusing on developmental education) Created the University’s Urban Agenda, including establishing the University- Northside Partnership and the Hennepin County University partnership designed to more effectively leverage the University’s role as an urban land-grant university. Established the first Urban Research and Outreach/Engagement Center as a mechanism to anchor the University’s presence and solve complex challenges in an economically depressed urban community and secured more than $1 million of external funding and $4 million of internal funds for this initiative. Founding member and serve on the Board of Directors of the Coalition of Urban Serving Universities (USU), an initiative to leverage the intellectual capital and economic power of urban universities to solve complex problems in urban communities. Provide administrative oversight for the development of UMore Park Development, LLC the largest tract of undeveloped land owned by a university in the United States. The vision is to build a University-founded sustainable community of 20,000 to 30,000 people and generate additional revenue by monetizing the gravel deposit on the property. Directed searches for 11 senior leadership positions, including Chancellors of the University of Minnesota, Duluth , Morris, Crookston, and Rochester campuses; the Vice President for Equity and Diversity; Associate Vice President and Dean of the Office of International Programs; Dean of Extension and Director of Experiment Station; Associate Vice President for Planning; Associate Vice
7 108/223 President for Public Engagement; Associate Vice President for System Academic Administration, and Executive Director of the College Readiness Consortium. Co-created and hosted the fifth national symposium, “Keeping Our Faculties V – Addressing the Recruitment and Retention of Faculty of Color in Higher Education.” Created the College Readiness Consortium, a collaborative design to assure that the University takes a more strategic and intentional role in assisting parents, teachers, principals and school districts to better prepare students for post- secondary education. This included the creation of the Principals Academy, a professional development program offered across the state of Minnesota. Enhanced strategies to internationalize the University, resulting in a 60 percent increase in the recruitment of international undergraduate students and expanded the global scholarship of faculty. Also played a pivotal role in the acquisition of more than $400,000 from the Chinese government to create Minnesota's only Confucius Institute. Serve as an institutional advocate and partner for multiculturalism, for student access to success, and for faculty and staff across the University system. Manage the review and approval of compact plans (strategic planning and budget planning process) for the four coordinate campuses and the Twin Cities campus academic and administrative service units including: Extension, Agricultural Experiment Station, International Programs, Budget and Finance, Auxiliary Services, Campus Health & Safety, Facilities Management, Human Resources, Equity and Diversity, Information Technology, Intercollegiate Athletics, University Services, University Relations, and Academic Administration units.
Vice President and Executive Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Programs University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 2002 – 2005
As Vice President and Executive Vice Provost, I served as the deputy academic and administrative officer for the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost (EVPP) and was also delegated responsibility to act on behalf of the EVPP in her absence. My overall responsibilities and accomplishments included the following:
Served as a member of the President's Executive Committee and the Budget Advisory Committee. Managed the University's promotion and tenure process, review and approval of all professional and academic probationary staff to continuous appointments, post-tenure review, and faculty and administrative development initiatives (including the Consortium on Institutional Cooperation, Academic Leadership, and Departmental Executive Officer programs, new faculty orientation, grant writing seminars, review of academic programs, faculty developmental leaves and sabbaticals, sabbatical supplement funds, spousal and domestic partners hires, recruitment and retention of a diverse faculty). Managed the administrative response to promotion and tenure grievances filed under the Senate Judicial Committee’s process.
8 109/223 Managed the review and approval of compact strategic planning and budget plans for the four coordinate campuses and the Twin Cities campus academic and administrative service units including: the Office for Multicultural & Academic Affairs; Office for Student Affairs; Office of International Programs; Auxiliary Services; Campus Health & Safety; Facilities Management; Office for Human Resources; Office of Information Technology; and University Relations. Served as the EVPP's liaison to the faculty governance structure, i.e., the Senate Committee on Faculty Affairs, the Senate Committee on Tenure, and the Retirement Subcommittee. Provided administrative and budgetary oversight to: the Office for Student Affairs; Office for Multicultural & Academic Affairs; Office of International Programs; Office for Business and Economic Development; the Children, Youth, and Family Consortium; Weisman Art Museum; Center for Urban and Regional Affairs; Center for Transportation Studies’ and the MacArthur Program/Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Global Change. I also served as the administrative liaison to the Campus Club and the GRASS Routes (Grass Roots Activism, Science and Scholarship), a community-based education and research partnership. Assisted the EVPP and the chief financial officer in the development of the biennial and long-range operational and capital budgets. Assisted the EVPP in facilitating and supporting the work of the Dean' Council. Assisted the EVPP in the coordination of all academic and financial matters under the purview of the University of Minnesota, Duluth, Crookston, and Morris campus chancellors (including management of academic priorities and review of annual budget proposals). Assisted the EVPP in the orientation of new members of the Board of Regents and new Deans. Completed the reorganization of student affairs by integrating it with academic affairs and hired the first Associate Vice Provost for Student Affairs (the chief student affairs officer). Completed the hiring of an Associate Vice Provost for Multicultural and Academic Affairs and an Assistant Vice Provost for Faculty Development. Established the Provost Academic Leadership Initiative, a professional development program for department heads and chairs. Launched a development initiative, in partnership with the University of Minnesota Foundation, to identify endowment and grant funds for targeted University-wide programs, services, activities, and student scholarships. Chaired the search committee for the new Chancellor of the University of Minnesota Crookston campus. Managed and implemented a $20 million recurring reduction in base budgets of direct reports in response to a $185 million reduction in state support. Participated in a one-on-one dialogue with Archbishop Desmond Tutu in the University’s “Great Conversation Series” (DVD available on request). Elected to 12-year term as a member of the Board of Directors of the Bush Foundation.
9 110/223 Selected to serve on the Study of New Scholars Advisory Committee, Harvard University Graduate College of Education (Richard Chait and Kathy Trower, PIs).
Vice President for Campus Life & Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Personnel University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 2001-02
This senior-level administrative position was created in July 2001 and charged with the responsibility of assuring that policies, procedures, programs, and services were organized and in place to create a campus climate that fosters a greater sense of community and responds to the developmental needs of the University’s diverse and multicultural population of students, faculty, and staff. As Vice President, I served as the chief student affairs and diversity officer. I had budgetary responsibility for over $49 million in recurring, non-recurring, and endowment funds. I was charged with the overall responsibility for strategic planning, implementing, and evaluating activities and services for students and constituents of units that report to the Office for Multicultural and Academic Affairs and the Office for Student Affairs. Specific responsibilities included:
Served as member of the President’s executive committee. Provided oversight and leadership to the continuation of a broad strategic planning effort that is linked with the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education with the goal of improving the linkage among Student Affairs, Multicultural Affairs, and the University’s academic mission and priorities in order to reduce redundancy, better leverage resources, and improve the quality of the student experience. System-wide responsibility for the setting of student fees and restructuring the process by which fees requests are reviewed and granted. Initiated a development plan to increase the level of funding to support new strategic initiatives. Provided administrative oversight for the $71 million renovation of Coffman Memorial Union. I also provided oversight for the Sports Precinct planning process (recreation fields and indoor facilities).
Concurrent with the role of Vice President for Campus Life, I also continued to serve as Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Personnel, acting as the Executive Vice President and Provost’s (EVPP) management representative on issues related to faculty development, academic and administrative policies, review of probationary faculty, the promotion and tenure process, post-tenure review, and the recruitment and retention of faculty of color. I served as the EVPP’s liaison to other central administrators, the faculty governance structure, and deans. In addition, I provided administrative oversight for the Associate Vice Provost for Urban Education and Community Partnership, the Associate Vice Provost for Faculty Development, and the Director of Business and Community Economic Development (see below for a more detailed description of responsibilities and accomplishments).
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Interim Vice President for Student Development & Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Personnel University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 2000-01
After a comprehensive review during the spring semester of the 1999-2000 academic years, the Office for Student Development (OSD) was reorganized. All revenue- generating units (Athletics, Dining Services, and Housing and Residential Life) and other auxiliaries were transferred to other Vice Presidential areas. I was asked by the President and EVPP to serve as the interim Vice President and was charged with the tasks of initiating a strategic plan designed to improve the impact and coordination of the student development, multicultural, and undergraduate academic support programs and to restore a sense of community among OSD staff. Throughout this process, I provided administrative oversight for the following units and continued to serve as Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Personnel:
Assessment and Achievement Center Aurora Center (Program Against Sexual Violence) Boynton Health Service Campus Involvement Center First-Year Experience Program Leadership Programs Recreational Sports Office for Student Judicial Affairs & Student Academic Integrity Twin Cities Student Unions University Counseling & Consulting Services University Parent Program University Student Legal Services
Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Personnel University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 1997 - 2002
In September of 1997, I assumed this position within the then new structure of the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost. This was one of three Vice Provost positions that were responsible for the day-to-day management of a specific portion of the EVPP’s large and complex portfolio of responsibilities. As Vice Provost, I was responsible for issues related to faculty development, academic and administrative policies, review of probationary faculty, the promotion and tenure process, post-tenure review, and the recruitment and retention of faculty of color. Specific responsibilities and accomplishments included:
11 112/223 Restructured and provided oversight for the central review of promotion and tenure dossiers and the review of probationary faculty and report results annually to the Board of Regents for approval. Collaborated with the EVPP and the Senior Vice President for the Academic Health Center in initiating an annual promotion and tenure recognition reception. Lead role in the implementation of the new post-tenure review process. Collaborated with the Tenure Subcommittee to establish guidelines for colleges and departments to use in developing their procedures for conducting post-tenure reviews. Reviewed and approved all post-tenure review plans on behalf of the EVPP and initiated a process to annually collect data to monitor and report results of the process to the Board of Regents. Established and chaired a committee to revise the Faculty Sabbatical Leave and Single Semester Leave policies in order to make both congruent with the conversion to semesters. Implemented new strategies to increase the number of faculty taking advantage of these opportunities for professional renewal. Collaborated with deans to establish and administer the $1.5 million sabbatical salary supplement fund. This new program led to a 20 percent increase in the number of faculty taking sabbaticals. Initiated an annual grant writing workshop series targeted to new and senior faculty, post-docs, and senior graduate students. Initiated an annual workshop for tenured and tenure-track faculty entitled, “Demystifying the Promotion and Tenure Process.” Initiated a New Faculty Orientation Program. Partnered with the Vice President for Human Resources to obtain a $600,000 grant from the Bush Foundation to support the second phase of our faculty development initiative. Provided oversight for the $1.2 million Faculty of Color Bridge Fund, designed to assist colleges in hiring faculty of color. Initiated the President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship for Academic Diversity Program, designed to increase the number of people of color in the pipeline for tenure-track positions. Charged a joint Faculty Senate/Administrative Working Group on Faculty Development that resulted in an internal study and the publication of a book aimed at assisting academic leaders facilitating their faculty research productivity. Served as a founding member and chair of the Board of the Agricultural and Food Sciences Academy, a charter school.
Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 1996-97 Assistant to the Associate Vice President for Multicultural Affairs and Associate Provost University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 1994-96
These positions reported to the Associate Vice President for Multicultural and Academic Affairs. I had programmatic and budgetary responsibility for the recruitment and
12 113/223 retention of faculty of color, the President’s Distinguished Faculty Mentor Program, and the summer research experience program for students of color. Other specific responsibilities and accomplishments included:
Chaired the Faculty of Color Development Task Force. Initiated and managed the President’s Faculty Multicultural Research Awards, which provided seed grants for junior faculty to conduct research on issues related to people of color. Co-created the Diversity through the Disciplines Forum, which provided a venue for recipients of the Multicultural Research Award to present the results of their scholarly work to the University community. Co-created the first national conference: “Keeping Our Faculties: The Recruitment and Retention of Faculty of Color in Higher Education.” Co-wrote a proposal to the Bush Foundation and obtained a $750,000 grant to create the “Community of Scholars Program,” designed to build a sense of community among graduate and professional students of color. Provided oversight to the Students of Color Scholarship Selection Committee. Co-chaired the U2000 Scholarship Selection Committee. Implemented the Kirby Puckett Scholarship Program.
Director, President’s Distinguished Faculty Mentor Program (PDFMP) University of Minnesota, Twin Cities 1986-97
This was a 25-percent time commitment and my first administrative appointment. The President charged me with creating a mentoring program for high-ability students of color as a means of increasing their recruitment and retention. Specific responsibilities included:
Hiring staff Recruiting distinguished faculty as mentors Training faculty mentors and scholars Program assessment
This program continues to be very successful as a critical component of the University’s recruitment and retention efforts for students of color.
Education
Ph.D. University of Missouri Crop Physiology 1978
M.S. University of Georgia Crop Physiology 1975
B.S. Fort Valley State College Agronomy 1973
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Academic Positions Faculty
Professor University of Minnesota 1988-2012 Associate Professor University of Minnesota 1983-88 Assistant Professor University of Minnesota 1978-83 Professor University at Albany 2013-Present
Academic Positions Graduate School Appointments
Plant Biological Sciences Graduate Program (full member) 1994 - Present Plant Physiology Graduate Faculty 1980 – 94 Agronomy Graduate Faculty 1980 - Present
Other Appointments
Visiting Professor China Agricultural University 1997, 2002 (Beijing)
Associate Director of Graduate Studies, University of Minnesota 1995-97 Plant Biological Sciences Program
Visiting Scientist ICI, Agri. Chem. PLC, London 1989 (Jealott’s Hill, Berkshire, UK)
Adjunct Professor University of Minnesota 1989-94 Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs
Scientific Consultant U.S. Agency for International 1984-93 Development - South African Education Program (Johannesburg, SA)
Professional Organizations
American Association for the Advancement of Science American Society of Agronomy American Society of Plant Physiologists
14 115/223 Crop Science Society of America Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities Coalition of Urban Serving Universities
Honors/Awards
Game Changer, The Albany Business Review, 2015 Endowed Chair in Urban and International Development 2009- Michael P. Malone International Leadership Award 2009 Fellow, TIAA CREF Institute, 2004 –2008 Fellow, American Society of Agronomy, 1999 – Fellow, Crop Science Society of America, 1995 – Fellow, CIC Academic Leadership Program, 1992-93 Featured in the Bell Museum and the College of Biological Sciences’ “Many Faces in Science” Exhibit, 1990-95 Inducted into Biology Club, 1985 Inducted into Gamma Sigma Delta, 1983 Western Seedsman’s Academic Award, 1977 Carver Fellowship in Agriculture, 1976-78 American Society of Agronomy Student of the Year, 1972
Committees/Professional Activities
Departmental: Member, Agronomy and Plant Genetics Seminar Committee, 1994-97 Member, Agronomy and Plant Genetics Personnel Committee, 1994-97 Member, Plant Biological Sciences Finance Committee, 1994-95 Chair, Social Committee, 1992-93 Member, Social Committee, 1991 Member, Endowed Chair—Molecular Biologist Search Committee, 1989-92 Member, Plant Biochemist Search Committee, 1989 Member, Plant Physiology Ph.D. Exam Committee, 1987-89 Member, Northrup King Faculty Award Committee, 1985-93 Member, Agronomy and Plant Physiology Graduate Committee, 1985-86 Member, Agronomy International Programs Committee, 1985 – Member, Agronomy Department Head Search Committee, 1984 Member, Plant Physiology Seminar Committee, 1982-84, 1988 Member, Search Committee for the Soybean Breeding Position, 1981 Member, Agronomy Ph.D. Written Exam Subcommittee, 1979-82, 1987-89
College: Member, College of Agriculture Faculty Consultative Committee, 1989-91 Member, College of Agriculture Minority Recruitment Committee, 1987-89 Member, Executive Committee of the College of Agriculture Scholarship Committee, 1979-82
15 116/223 All University: Member, Future Financial Resources Cmte, 2008-09 Member, Budget Advisory Group, 2008-09 Member, Capital Planning & Oversight Group, 2008-09 Member, Provost’s Research Council, 2008-09 Member, Campus Club Board of Directors, 2008-09 Member, Iron Range Higher Education Committee, 2008- Member, President’s Policy Committee, 2008- Member, Campaign Coordinating Group, 2008- Member, UMore Park Executive Committee, 2008- Member, Food/Beverage Steering Committee, 2008-09 Member, Weisman Art Museum Advisory Board and Membership/Outreach Committee, 2005-06 Chair, Academic Health Center Diversity Council, 2005-06 Ex Officio to University Senate Committees: SCFA, SCEP, Faculty Retirement Subcommittee, 2004-05 Member, Budget Advisory Task Force, 2004-05 Member, Accountability of Service and Support Units Steering Committee, 2004-06 Member, Center for Transportation Studies Executive Committee, 2004- Chair, Biennial Budget Working Group, 2004- Team Leader, Strategic Positioning, 2004-06 Chair, Search Committee for Chancellor University of Minnesota-Crookston 2002-03 Member, President Robert H. Bruininks’ Inauguration Committee, 2002 Member, Intercollegiate Athletics Strategic Planning Committee 2002 Member, Accountability of Service and Support Units Steering Committee 2002- Member, Review Committee for the Senior Vice President for The Academic Health Center, 2001-2003 Member, Review Committee for the General Counsel, 2001 Member, Search Committee for Vice President for Agricultural Policy and Dean, College of Agriculture, Food, and Environmental Science, 1999 Co-Chair, University’s Sesquicentennial Committee, 1999-2001 Member, Search Committee for Dean of Humphrey Institute, 1998 Member, President Mark Yudof’s Inauguration Committee, 1997 Co-Chair, U2000 Scholarship Selection Committee, 1996-97 Member, First-Year Experience Committee, 1996-97 Member, Financial Aid Committee, 1994-97 Chair, Kirby and Tonya Puckett Scholarship Selection Committee, 1994-97 Member, Biennial Request and Budget Advisory Committee, 1994-95 Member, Tuition Waiver Committee, 1994-95 Member, Faculty Consultative Committee and Senate Consultative Committee, 1993-96 Member, Council on Liberal Education, 1992-93 Member, Regents’ Professor Nomination Committee, 1992-97 Member, Senate Research Committee, 1991-93 Member, Search Committee for Vice President for Research and Dean of the Graduate School, 1991
16 117/223 Member, Search Committee for Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, 1990-91 Member, Associate Provost’s Minority Advisory Committee, 1988 Member, Senate Committee on Educational Policy, 1988-91 Member, Radiation Protection Committee, 1987-91 Chair, Search Committee for Associate Provost and Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs, 1987-88 Chair, Katz and President’s Outstanding Minority Scholarship Selection Committee, 1987-97 Member, Faculty Summer Research Fellowship Committee, 1986-89 Member, Student Behavior Committee, 1986-89 Member, Implementation Task Force on Undergraduate Education, 1986 Member, Search Committee for Dean of College of Biological Sciences, 1985-86 Member, All University Single Quarter Leave Committee, 1984-86
National: Member, USDA Agricultural Plant Biochemistry review panel, 2006-2007 Member, NSF Research Initiation Grants and Career Advancement Awards review panel, 2005-2006 Member, USDA-ARS Scientific Quality Review Panel, 2001 Member, NSF Committee of Visitors (for Review of the Plant Genome Project), 2001 Chair, National Research Council (NRC) Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship Selection Panel, 2000 Member, NRC Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship Selection Panel, 1998-2000 Panel Manager, USDA Small Business Innovation Research Program Grants Panel, 1997-98 Member, Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station Grants Program Review Panel, 1996 Member, USDA Small Business Innovative Research Program Grants Review Panel, 1994, 1995 Chair, Cooperative Hatch Regional Research Project Committee NC-142, 1994 Member, USDA-CSRS Site Visit Team (University of Missouri), 1993 Vice-Chair, Cooperative Hatch Regional Research Project Committee NC-142, “Regulation of Photosynthetic Processes,” 1993 Member, Regional Project Committee NC-142, “Regulation of Photosynthetic Processes,” 1992- Member, 1890 USDA-ARS Institution Capacity Building Grants Review Panel, 1992, 1994 Member, USDA National Research Initiatives Competitive Grants Review Panel, 1991, 1993
International: Selection Committee of the South African Education Program, 1984-93 Examination and Advisory Committee for One Moroccan Student, 1981-85 Board of Directors of Midwest Consortium on International Agriculture 2002-
Professional: Board of Directors, Coalition of Urban Serving Universities 2007-
17 118/223 Member, American Society of Agronomy (ASA) Budget and Finance Committee, 2002- 2005 Member, ASA Agronomic Resident Education Award Committee, 1999 Member, Board of Directors, International Mentoring Association, 1997-2001 Member, Minority Affairs Committee, American Society of Plant Physiologists, 1996-99 Member, Crop Science Society of America (CSSA) Gerald O. Mott Scholarship Committee, 1996-98 Member, CSSA, Honorary Membership Committee, 1995-98 Member, Advisory Board UNCF Mellon Foundation Program, 1993-96 Member, Board of Directors, ASA and CSSA, 1993-96 Commissioner, Minneapolis Environmental Commission, 1992-94 Member, Agriculture Utilization Research Initiatives Starch Task Force, 1990 Member, CSSA Outstanding Minority Senior Award Committee, 1990 Member, ASA Minority Agricultural Educator Award Committee, 1990 Chairman, Division C-2 and Member of Board of Directors, CSSA, 1990-91 Member, ASA Ad Hoc Committee on Minority Concerns, 1988 Member, Editorial Board of Crop Science, 1987-93 Member, ASA Agronomic Service Award Committee, 1985-86, 1999 Chair, M.C. Blount Scholarship Fund of the Fort Valley State College, Fort Valley, GA, 1984-86
Civic and Service Activities
Co-Chair, African American Leadership Forum’s Education and Life Long Learning Work Group 2008- Richard Allen Math/Science Academy (RAMSA) Board of Directors 2008-09 African American Men Project 2005-06 Study of New Scholars Advisory Council of Harvard 2005-06 Board of Directors, Scholars At Risk Network 2005- Commissioner, Midwest Higher Education Compact 2005- Board of Directors of the Bush Foundation 2002- The Study of New Scholars Advisory Committee, Harvard University 2002- Chair, Board of Directors of Agricultural and Food Sciences Academy 1999-2002 Member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. 1970- Member of Omicron Boule Fraternity 1999- Member and Former President of the Grammy Award-winning choral ensemble “Sounds of Blackness” 1980-
Professional Development Activities
Attended the Academic Impression workshop on “Recruiting and Hiring Senior Campus Executives”, 2005 Attended the Institute for Educational Management, Harvard University, 1998 Attended Covey’s Seven Habits of Highly Effective People Workshop, 1997 Attended Procrastination and Play Workshop, 1994 Participant in Decision Case Workshop, 1993
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Selected Keynote Addresses 2009 “Importance of Education and the Historically Black Colleges and Universities,” Honors Student Convocation, Fort Valley State University, Fort Valley, Georgia 2007 “Black History Month and the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King,” Student Convocation, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico 2006 “Importance of Education in our Community,” Founders Day Banquet, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and the Pan African Leadership Conference, Minnesota State University-Mankato, Minnesota 2005 “Recruiting, Retaining and Advancing People of Color in Higher Education: Challenges and Opportunities,” Mid-Atlantic Conference 2005 on Scholarship and Diversity, Virginia Tech “Internationalization: Strategies for Public Research Universities,” Beijing International Education Expo, Beijing, China 2004 “The Public Research University of the Future: The Changing Professoriate,” CIC Academic Leadership Program, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2002, 2004, “Keeping Our Faculties: Moving Research to Action,” Keeping our 2009 Faculties III: Recruiting, Retaining, and Advancing Faculty of Color National Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1989 “Defining, Creating and Sustaining Successful Departments” CIC Department Executive Officers Program, Chicago, Illinois Presented opening remarks for the premier of the PBS documentary, “Changing Faces of Science in America,” KTCA Channel 2, St. Paul, Minnesota 1989 “The Role of the Scientist in Seeking Solutions to Public Policy Problems,” Citizens Education Seminar Series, Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1988 “Education – the Key to Empowerment,” Graduation Exercises, Terrell County High School, Dawson, Georgia 1986 “Recruitment and Retention of Minority Faculty, Students, and Staff,” Colloquium for College of Agriculture Administrators, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri 1985 “The Role of Plant Physiologists in Biological Science Research,” The Artis P. Graves Memorial Lecture, North Carolina A&T University, Greensboro, North Carolina 1982 “Underrepresentation of Minorities in the Agricultural Sciences,” Colloquium, Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas
19 120/223 1982 “Contributions of Black Americans to the Advancement of Science and Engineering,” Minneapolis Office of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Selected Media Appearances
1997 KTCA, Channel 2, “Newton’s Apple,” “Ethanol” 1991 KTCA, Channel 2, “Newton’s Apple,” The Emmy Award-Winning Nationally Televised PBS Family Science Series Hosted by David Heil, “What Plants Do With All That Sunlight” 1990 KARE-11, “Expression” hosted by Kelly Hudson, “Many Faces in Science Exhibit” 1987 KSTP, Channel 11, Minneapolis/St. Paul, “NAACP Forum” hosted by Karen Rogers, “Impressions of South Africa” 1985 “Network” News Program, interviewed by two South African journalists regarding the South African Educational Program, Johannesburg, South Africa
Research Activities
My research focuses on the identification of physiological events that limit kernel development and grain yield in maize and their eventual manipulation using molecular biological approaches. Toward this end, my research addresses three principal objectives: (1) the elucidation of the mechanisms by which heat stress disrupts maize endosperm development, (2) the elucidation of the role and function of cytokinins and their catabolism by cytokinin oxidase in maize kernel development, and (3) the training of postdoctoral research associates and graduate students, 1978-2009
Teaching
Graduate level course, “Physiological Ecology of Plants in Managed and Natural Ecosystems,” in the Applied Plant Sciences Graduate Program, 1980-2003.
Invited Seminars and Symposium Papers
2001 Presented invited paper on “The Role of Cytokinins and Cytokinin Oxidase in Maize Kernel Development” at the USA-Czech Republic Regional Workshop on the Plant Hormone Cytokinins, Prague, Czech Republic
Presented invited seminars on “High Temperature During Endosperm Cell Division in Maize Disrupts Sugar Metabolism, Starch Biosynthesis, and Hormone Balance” at the University of Florida and at Fort Valley State University, Georgia
20 121/223 Presented invited paper on “Responses to High Temperature Environments: Cytokinins and Auxins in Early Kernel Development” at the Role of Auxins and Cytokinins Conference, Prague, Czech Republic
2000 Presented invited paper on “Hormonal Regulation of Early Kernel Set” at the American Society of Agronomy Meetings in Baltimore, Maryland
1998 Presented two invited lectures on “Mechanisms by which High Temperature Induces Kernel Abortion in Maize: I. Disruption of Kernel Capacity, Sugar Metabolism and Starch Biosynthesis, and II. Alteration of Cytokinin Metabolism” at China Agricultural University, Beijing, and the Agricultural University of Heibi, Heibi, PRC
1996 Presented invited paper on “Role of Cytokinins in Maize Kernel Development” at the Opportunities for Biotechnology Workshop on Transgenic Plants: Biology and Applications, Tuskegee University
Presented invited seminar on “Regulation of Kernel Development in Maize” for the Department of Horticulture, Penn State University
1995 Presented invited seminar on “Heat Tolerance During Reproductive Development in Cereals” at the Rockefeller Foundation Seminar Series on Environmental Constraints on Crop Productivity, University of California, Davis, California
Presented invited paper on “Heat Stress and Carbon Uptake and Partitioning During Kernel Development in Maize” at the International Conference on the Transport of Photoassimilate, Canterbury, Kent, UK
1994 Presented invited seminar on “Mechanisms by which Heat Stress Disrupts Maize Kernel Development” at Michigan State University and the University of Florida
1992 Presented invited paper on “Mentoring Programs for High Achieving College Students” at the American Education Research Association meetings, San Francisco, California
Workshop presenter on “How Race and Gender Impact Teaching and Learning” at the Bush Faculty Development Program for Excellence and Diversity in Teaching, University of Minnesota
Focus group co-facilitator on “Issue of Diversity in the Sciences and Technology Focused Disciplines” at the Bush Faculty Development Program, University of Minnesota
Presented invited seminar on “Singing, Science, and South Africa – Balancing Multiple Professional Interests,” African Studies Department, University of California, Berkeley, California
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Presented workshop seminar on “Motivating Students to Pursue Careers in Science and Engineering,” Bell Museum Workshop, University of Minnesota
1991 Presented invited symposium paper “Physiology and Determination of Crop Yield” at the International Symposium, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida
Presented invited seminar on “Regulation of Kernel Development in Maize” at Monsanto Agricultural Chemicals Company, St. Louis, Missouri
Presented workshop on “Mentoring High Ability Students” at the President’s Distinguished Faculty Mentor Program, Annual Meeting of the International Mentoring Association, Chicago, Illinois
1990 Presented invited symposium paper “Hormonal Regulation of Kernel Development: The Role of Cytokinins,” Plant Growth Regulator Society of America Meeting, St. Paul, Minnesota
Presented invited seminar on “Cytokinin Levels and Cytokinin Oxidase Activity During Maize Kernel Development,” CIBA-GEIGY Corporation, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, and ICI/Garst Seeds, Slayter, Iowa
Presented invited symposium paper on “Thermal Regulation of Kernel Sink Potential” at the Crop Science Society of America Meetings, San Antonio, Texas
1989 Presented seminar on “The Role of the Scientist in Seeking Solutions to Public Policy Issues,” Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota
1988 Presented seminar on “Physiological Control of Kernel Sink Potential in Maize,” University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
1987 Presented invited paper on “The Role of Cytokinins in the Mediation of Kernel Sink Potential in Maize,” ICI Jealott’s Hill Research Station, Bracknell Berkshire, England
1986 Presented invited symposium paper on “Sink Regulations of Source Activity: Regulation by Hormonal Control,” First Annual Symposium in Plant Physiology, Penn State University, University Park, Pennsylvania
1985 Presented seminar on “Regulation of Kernel Sink Capacity in Maize,” Monsanto Agricultural Chemicals Co., St. Louis, Missouri
Presented seminar on “Mechanism of Sugar Transport into Developing Maize Kernels,” University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
22 123/223 Presented invited symposium paper on “Relationship of Assimilate Flux to Kernel Abortion in Maize,” American Society of Agronomy, Chicago, Illinois
1984 Presented invited research paper on “Distribution of Abscisic Acid in Maize Kernels during Grain Filling,” American Society of Plant Physiologists, Turkey Run State Park, Indiana
Presented seminar on “Thermal and Hormonal Regulation of Grain Filling in Maize,” Molecular Genetics, Inc., Minnetonka, MN and Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Johnston, Iowa
1982 Presented research paper on “Culturing Kernels in vitro as an Approach to Understanding the Physiology of Grain Filling in Maize,” NCR-155 Workshop on Plant Breeding for Physiological Traits, St. Paul, Minnesota
Presented seminar on “Physiology of Grain Filling in Maize,” Biology Department, University of Minnesota, Morris, Morris, MN; Minority Access to Research Careers Program, Prairie View State University, Prairie View, Texas, and Biology Department, Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas
Presented seminar of “Effects of Altered Source-Sink Ratio on Grain Filling in Maize” at Fort Valley State College, Fort Valley, Georgia
1981 Presented kick-off seminar for National Institute of Science, Houston, Texas
Presented seminar on Corn Physiology Research Project, Agronomy Undergraduate Awards Program
1980 Presented seminar on Corn Physiology Research Project, CIMMYT, El Batan, Mexico
Professional Journals & Other Refereed Publications * = Invited
1. Liu, A., G.L. Malzer, G.W. Rehm and R.J. Jones. 2006. Fate of Ammonium Acetate in Soils and Its Uptake by Corn. J. Plant Nutrition. 29:797-807. 2. Liu, A., G. L. Malzer, G. W. Rehm and R. J. Jones. 2006. Degradation of 14C-Zinc Ammonium Acetate in Soils as Influenced by Soil Type, Soil Sterilization and Carriers. J. Plant Nutrition. 29:1003-1019. 3. Monjardino, P., A.G. Smith and R.J. Jones. 2006. Zein Transcription and Endoreduplication in Maize Endosperm are Differentially Affected by Heat Stress. Crop Sci. 46:2581-2589. 4. Monjardino, A. G. Smith and R. J. Jones. 2005. Heat Stress Effects on Protein Accumulation of Maize Endosperm. Crop Sci. 45: 1203-1210.
23 124/223 5. Brugiere, N, S. Jiao, S. Hantke C. Zinselmeier, J. Roessler, X. Niu, R.J. Jones and J. E. Habben. 2003. Cytokinin oxidase (Ckx1-2) gene expression in Zea mays is localized to the vasculature, and is induced by cytokinins, abiotic stress and abscisic acid. Plant Physiol. 132: 1228-1240. 6. Commuri, P.D. and R.J. Jones. 2001. High temperature during endosperm cell division in maize: a genotypic comparison under in vitro and field conditions. Crop Sci. 41: 1222-1130. 7. Englen-Egiles, G., R.J. Jones, and R.L. Phillips. 2001. DNA endoreduplication in maize endosperm cells is reduced by high temperature during mitotic phase. Crop Sci. 41: 1114-1121. 8. Englen-Egiles, G., R.J. Jones, and R.L. Phillips. 2000. DNA endoreduplication in maize endosperm cells: The effects of exposure to short-term high temperature. Plant Cell and Environment 23: 357-385. 9. Commuri, P.D. and R.J. Jones. 1999. Ultra-structural characterization of maize (Zea Mays L.) kernels exposed to high temperature during endosperm cell division. Plant Cell and Environment 22: 375-385. 10. Jones, R.J. and B.M.N. Schreiber. 1997. The role and function of cytokinin oxidase in plant development. J. Plant Growth Reg. 23: 123-134. 11. Lui, A., R.J. Jones, G.L. Malzer, and G.M.Rehm. 1997. Effects of zinc ammonia acetate on germination and early seedling growth of three maize genotypes. J. Plant Nutrition 20: 1551-1556. 12. Jones, J.R., B.M.N. Schreiber and J.A. Roessler. 1996. Kernel sink capacity in maize: genotypic and maternal regulation. Crop Sci. 36: 301-306. 13. Schewizer, L., G.L. Yerk-Davis, R.L. Phillips, F. Srienc, and R.J. Jones. 1995. Dynamics of maize endosperm development and DNA endoreduplication. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 92: 7070-7074. 14. Cheikh, N. and R.J. Jones. 1995. Heat stress effects on sink activity of developing maize kernels grown in vitro. Physiol. Plant. 95: 59-66. 15. Zinselmeier, C., M.E. Westgate, J.R. Schussler, and R.J. Jones. 1994. Low water potential disrupts carbohydrate metabolism in maize (Zea mays L.) ovaries. Plant Physiol. 107: 385-395. 16. Zinselmeier, C., M.E. Westgate, and R.J. Jones. 1994. Kernel set at low water potential does not vary with source/sink ratio in maize. Crop Sci. 35: 158-163. 17. Cheikh, N. and R.J. Jones. 1994. Disruption of maize kernel growth and development by heat stress. Plant Physiol. 106: 45-51. 18. Wasiluk, K.R., R.G. Fulcher, R.J. Jones, and B.G. Gengenbach. 1994. Characterization of starch granules in maize using microspectrophotometry. Starch 46: 369-373. 19. McCullough, A.J., J. Kangasjarvi, B.G. Gengenbach, and R.J. Jones. 1992. Plastid DNA in developing maize endosperm. Plant Physiol. 100: 958-964. 20. Jones, R.J., F. Srienc, and J.A. Roessler. 1992. Flow cytometeric determination of light scattering and absorbance properties of starch granules. Starch 44: 243-247. 21. Hanft, J.M., A.J. Reed, R.J. Jones, and J.S. McLaren. 1990. Effect of 1- Aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid on maize kernel development in vitro. J. Plant Growth Reg. 9: 89-94.
24 125/223 22. Millet, E.T., and R.J. Jones. 1988. Long-term in vitro culture of wheat grains. Plant Physiol. 88: 409-411. 23. Brenner, M.L., B.M.N. Schreiber, and R.J. Jones. 1988. Hormonal control of assimilate partitioning: Regulation in the sink. Acta. Hort. 239: 141-148. 24. Griffith, S.M., R.J. Jones, and J.L. Brenner. 1987. In vitro sugar transport in Zea mays L. kernels: II. Characteristic of sugar absorption and metabolism by isolated developing embryos. Plant Physiol. 84: 472-475. 25. Griffith, S.M., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1987. In vitro sugar transport in Zea mays L. kernels: I. Characteristics of sugar absorption and metabolism by developing maize endosperm. Plant Physiol. 84: 467-471. 26. Ouattar, S., R.J. Jones, M. Kajeiou, and R.K. Crookston. 1987. Effect of drought on water relations of developing maize kernels. Crop Sci. 7: 730-735. 27. Ouattar, S., R.J. Jones, R.K. Crookston. 1987. Effects of moisture stress during grain filling on the pattern of maize kernel growth and development. Crop Sci. 27: 726-730. 28. Jones, R.J. and M.L. Brenner. 1987. Distribution of abscisic acid in maize kernels during grain filling. Plant Physiol. 83: 905-909. 29. Wyse, D.L., F.L. Young, and R.J. Jones. 1986. Influence of Jerusalem artichoke (Helionthus tuberosus) density and duration in soybeans (Glycine max). Weed Sci. 34: 234-247. 30. Hanft, J.M. and R.J. Jones. 1986. Kernel abortion in maize: II. Distribution of 14C among carbohydrates of aborting maize kernels. Plant Physiol. 81: 511-515. 31. Hanft, J.M. and R.J. Jones. 1986. Kernel abortion in maize: I. Carbohydrate concentration patterns and acid invertase activity of maize kernels induced to abort in vitro. Plant Physiol. 81: 503-510. 32. Hanft, J.M., R.J. Jones, and A.B. Stumme. 1986. Dry matter accumulation and carbohydrate patterns of field-grown and in vitro cultured maize kernels from the tip and middle ear positions. Crop Sci. 26: 568-572. 33. Simmons, S.R. and R.J. Jones. 1985. Contribution of pre-silking assimilate to grain yield in maize. Crop Sci. 25: 1004-1006. 34. Jones, R.J., J.A. Roessler, and S. Ouattar. 1985. Thermal environment during cell division in maize: Effects on kernel sink capacity. Crop Sci. 25: 830-834. 35. Young, F.L., D.L. Wyse, and R.J. Jones. 1984. Quackgrass (Agropyron repens) interference in corn (Zea mays). Weed Sci. 32: 226-234. 36. Afuakwa, J., R.K. Crookston, and R.J. Jones. 1984. Effect of temperature and sucrose availability in kernel black layer development. Crop Sci. 24: 285-288. 37. Jones, R.J., S. Ouattar, and R.K. Crookston. 1984. Thermal environment during endosperm cell division and grain filling in maize: Effects on kernel growth and development in vitro. Crop Sci. 24: 133-137. 38. Young, F.L., D.L. Wyse, and R.J. Jones. 1983. Effect of irrigation on quackgrass (Agropyron repens) interference in soybeans (Glycine max). Weed Sci. 31: 720-727. 39. Young, F.L., D.L. Wyse, and R.J. Jones. 1983. Influence of quackgrass (Agrophyron repens) density and duration of interference in soybeans (Glycine max). Weed Sci. 31: 614-619. 40. Jones, R.J. and S.R. Simmons. 1982. Effect of altered source-sink ratio on growth of maize kernels. Crop Sci. 23: 129-134.
25 126/223 41. Jones, R.J., B.G. Gengenbach, and V.B. Cardwell. 1981. Temperature effects on in vitro kernel development of maize. Crop Sci. 21: 761-766. 42. Jones, R.J., C.J. Nelson, and D.A. Sleper. 1979. Seedling selection for morphological characters associated with yield of tall fescue. Crop Sci. 19: 631-634. 43. Jones, R.J. and C.J. Nelson. 1979. Respiration and concentration of water-soluble carbohydrate in plant parts of contrasting tall fescue genotypes. Crop Sci. 19: 36-372. 44. Jones, R.J., D.A. Ashley, and M.E. Walker. 1976. The effect of rainfall and irrigation on recovery of applied calcium from soil under peanut culture. Peanut Sci. 3: 78-81.
Proceedings and Book Chapters * = Invited
45. Jones, R.J. and T.L. Setter. 2000. Hormonal regulation of early kernel development. In M.E. Westgate (ed.) Physiology and Modeling of Kernel Set in Maize. CSSA Special Pub.* 46. Commuri, P.D. and R.J. Jones. 1996. Characterization of the effect of heat stress on maternal and embryonic tissues of maize (Zea mays L.) kernels using scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Proc. Microscopy Society of America. 47. Schweizer, K., G.L. Yerk, R.L. Phillips, R.J. Jones, and F. Srienc. 1993. The effect of benzyladenine and thidiazuron on endosperm development and DNA endoreduplication. Maize Genet. Coop. News Lett. 67:102. 48. Gengenbach, B.G. and R.J. Jones. 1993. In vitro culture of maize kernels. In Maize Handbook. V. Walbot and M. Freeling (eds). Springer-Verlag, Berlin.* 49. Jones, R.J. 1993. Intrinsic factors regulating seed development. In K.J. Boote, T. Sinclair and T.J. Gerik (eds) Physiology and Determination of Crop Yield.* 50. Jones, R.J., B.M.N. Schreiber, K. McNeil, M.L. Brenner, and G. Foxon. 1992. Cytokinin levels and oxidase activity during maize kernel development. In M. Kamineck, D.W.S. Mok and E. Azaimalova (eds). Physiology and Biochemistry of Cytokinins in Plants. Academic Publishing, The Hague, The Netherlands. pp. 235- 239. 51. McNeil, K.J., M.L. Brenner, and R.J. Jones. 1990. Effect of benzylaminopurine and thidiazuron on maize kernel development. Proc. Plant Growth Reg. Soc. of Am. 17: 16-17. 52. Jones, R.J., B.M.N. Schreiber, K. McNeil, and M.L. Brenner. 1990. Hormonal regulation of kernel development: The role of cytokinins. Proc. Plant Growth Reg. Soc. of Am. 17: 183-196. 53. McCullough, A.J., B.G. Gengenbach, and R.J. Jones. 1989. Plastid genome amplification and expression in developing maize endosperm. In C.T. Boyer, J.C. Shannon and R.C. Hardison (eds). Physiology, Biochemistry and Genetics of Nongreen Plastids. American Society of Plant Physiologist. Waverly Press. Baltimore, MD. pp. 203-214. 54. Griffith, S.M., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1987. Sugar absorption and metabolism by developing maize endosperm and embryo: A working model. In J.C. Shannon, D.P. Knievel and C.D. Boyer (eds). Regulation of Carbon and Nitrogen Reduction and Utilization in Maize. American Society of Plant Physiologists. Waverly Press. Baltimore, MD. pp. 320-322.
26 127/223 55. Jones, R.J., S.M. Griffith, and M.L. Benner. 1987. Sink regulation of source activity by hormonal control. In J.C. Shannon, D.P. Knievel and C.D. Boyer (eds). Regulation of Carbon and Nitrogen Reduction and Utilization in Maize. American Society of Plant Physiologists. Waverly Press. Baltimore, MD. pp. 233-246. 56. Griffith, S.M., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1985. Characteristics on in vitro sugar transport by developing maize kernels. Proc. Intl. Conf. On Phloem Transport. Asilomar, CA. pp. 238-234. 57. Crookston, R.K., J.J. Afaukwa, and R.J. Jones. 1983. Visual maturity indicators for corn-kernel milk line more useful than black layer. Proc. 37th Ann. Corn and Sorghum Res. Conf. pp. 176-189.
Abstracts * = Invited
1. Jones, R.J. 1999. Responses to high temperature environments: Cytokinins and auxins in early kernel development. Biologia Planatarum 42:suppl.)* 2. Jones, R.J. and T.L. Setter. 1998. Hormonal regulation of early kernel development. Agronomy Abstr.* 3. Engelen-Eigles, G., R.J. Jones, R.L. Phillips, and R.V. Kowles. 1997. Maize endosperm S phase: The effect of short-term temperature stress. Agronomy Abstr. 4. Roessler, J.A., R.J. Jones, B.M.N. Schreiber, and C.P. Vance. 1996. Molecular cloning and characterization of maize seedling cytokinin oxidase. Agronomy Abstr. 5. Schreiber, B.M.N. and R.J. Jones. 1996. Cytokinin synthesis and degradation in maize kernel constituent tissues. Agronomy Abstr. 6. Commuri, P.D., R.J. Jones, K.E. Koch, and L.C. Hannah. 1996. Maize kernel development under heat stress: Effects on sugar metabolism and starch biosynthesis. Agronomy Abstr. 7. Soldo, J.C., B.M.N. Schreiber, N. Cheikh, and R.J. Jones. 1996. The effects of nitrogen supply on maize kernel growth and development and endogenous cytokinin levels. Agronomy Abstr. 8. Monjardino, P., R.J. Jones, and A.G. Smith. 1996. Mechanisms by which heat stress affects zein accumulation in developing maize kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 9. Liu, A., R.J. Jones, G.L. Malzer, and G.W. Rehm. 1996. The uptake distribution and physiological effects of zinc ammonia acetate in maize (Zea mays L.). Agronomy Abstr. 10. Engelen-Egiles, G., R.J. Jones, and R.L. Phillips. 1996. Short-term heat stress treatments and DNA endoreduplication in maize endosperm. Agronomy Abstr. 11. Cheikh, N. and R.J. Jones. 1995. Maize kernel growth and development: Importance of duration and time of occurrence of heat stress. Plant Physiol. Abstr. 12. Wasiluk, K.R., R.J. Jones, R.G. Fulcher, and B.G. Gengenbach. 1995. Characterization of starch granule-associated protein in maize. Plant Physiol. Abstr. 13. Schreiber, B.M.N., J.A. Roessler, and R.J. Jones. 1995. Polyclonal antibodies to maize seedling cytokinin oxidase. Plant Physiol. Abstr. 14. Monjardino, P., R.J. Jones, and J.A. Roessler. 1995. Heat stress disruption of zein developmental profile during maize kernel development. Agronomy Abstr.
27 128/223 15. Engelen-Eigles, G., R.J. Jones, and R.L. Phillips. 1995. DNA endoreduplication patterns are affected by heat stress during maize kernel development. Agronomy Abstr. 16. Commuri, P.D. and R.J. Jones. 1995. Scanning electron micrographic characterization of heat stressed maize (Zea mays L.) kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 17. Liu, A., G.L. Malzer, R.J. Jones, and G.W. Rehm. 1995. CO2 evolution from zinc ammonia acetate as influenced by soil temperature and water content. Agronomy Abstr. 18. Liu, A., R.J. Jones, G.L. Malzer, and G.M. Rehm. 1995. The possible regulatory effect of zinc ammonia acetate on germination and early seedling growth of three maize (Zea mays L.) genotypes. Abstr. 15th Intl. Conference on Plant Growth Substances. 19. Cheikh, N. and Robert J. Jones. 1995. Heat stress and maize kernel growth and development: Role of cytokinin oxidase. Abstr. 15th Intl. Conference on Plant Growth Substances. 20. Soldo, J.C., R.J. Jones, N. Cheikh, and B.M.N. Schreiber. 1995. Nitrogen concentration and maize kernel growth and development. Abstr. 15th Intl. Conference on Plant Growth Substances. 21. Schreiber, B.M.N. and R.J. Jones. 1995. Incorporation of 14C-Adenine into cytokinins in developing maize kernels. Abstr. 15th Intl. Conference on Plant Growth Substances. 22. Commuri, P.D. and R.J. Jones. 1994. Heat stress effects on protein and starch accumulation in developing maize kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 23. Cheikh, N., R.J. Jones, and B.G. Gengenbach. 1994. Heat stress and the activity of carbohydrate metabolism enzymes in developing maize kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 24. Commuri, P.D., N. Cheikh, and R.J. Jones. 1993. Effect of heat stress on invertase activity in developing maize kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 25. Jones, R.J., K.R. Wasiluk, and B.G. Gengenbach. 1993. Characterization of starch granule proteins in maize. Agronomy Abstr. 26. Cheikh, N., R.J. Jones, and B.G. Gengenbach. 1993. The effect of heat stress on carbohydrate metabolism and hormonal levels of developing maize kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 27. Cheikh, N. and R.J. Jones. 1993. The effect of heat stress on sink activity of developing maize kernels grown in vitro. Supplement to Plant Physiol. Vol.102 p.76. 28. Teixeira, M.C.C. and R.J. Jones. 1993. Development of corn kernels exposed to different day/night temperature regimes. Agronomy Abstr. 29. Teixeira, M.C.C. and R.J. Jones. 1993. Effect of high temperature stress on maize kernel development (Zea mays L.). Supplement to Plant Physiol. Vol. 102 p. 78. 30. Roessler, J.A., R.J. Jones, and R.G. Fulcher. 1992. Flow cytometric and image analysis of maize endosperm starch granules. Agronomy Abstr. 31. Burch, L., R.J. Jones, and J.A. Roessler. 1992. Purification and characterization of cytokinin oxidase from developing maize kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 32. Zinselmeier, C., J.R. Schussler, M.E. Westgate, and R.J. Jones. 1991. The effect of light environment and genotype on seed set at low water potential in maize. Agronomy Abstr.
28 129/223 33. Hampton, R.E., M.E. Westgate, and R.J. Jones. 1991. Influence of water deficit on acid invertase activity and apoplastic environment in maize ovaries. Agronomy Abstr. 34. Hampton, R.E., R.J. Jones, and M.E. Westgate. 1991. Fractionation and purification of cell wall-bound invertase in maize ovaries. Agronomy Abstr. 35. Wyse, D.L. and R.J. Jones. 1991. Cytokinin transport into Zea mays L. kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 36. Jones, R.J. and M.L. Brenner. 1991. The influence of exogenous cytokinins on the physiology of kernel development and yield of maize. Abstr. 14th Intl. Congress on Plant Growth Substances. 37. Zinselmeier, C., M.E. Westgate, and R.J. Jones. 1990. Effects of water deficits on ovary growth and development in maize. Agronomy Abstr. 38. Roessler, J.A. and R.J. Jones. 1990. Characterization of kernel sink potential in maize large and small inbreds. Agronomy Abstr. 39. McNeil, K.J., M.L. Brenner, and R.J. Jones. 1990. Effect of benzylaminopruine and thidiazuron on maize kernel development. Plant Growth Regul. Soc. Abstr. 40. Jones, R.J. 1990. Thermal regulation of kernel sink potential. Agronomy Abstr.* 41. Jones, R.J., B.M.N. Schreiber, K. McNeil, M.L. Brenner, and G. Foxon. 1990. Cytokinin levels and oxidase activity during maize kernel development. Abstr. Intl. Symposium Physiology and Biochemistry of Cytokinins in Plants. 42. Jones, R.J., B.M.N. Schreiber, K. McNeil, and M.L. Brenner. 1990. Hormonal regulation of kernel development: The role of cytokinins. Plant Growth Regul. Soc. Abstr. 43. Jones, R.J., B.M.N. Schrieber, and G. Foxon. 1990. Cytokinin oxidase activity during maize kernel development. Plant Physiol. Abstr. 44. Roessler, J.A. and R.J. Jones. 1989. Electronic measurements of starch grain count and size in corn. Agronomy Abstr. 45. Zinselmeier, C., R.J. Jones, and M.E. Westgate. 1989. Effect of altered source/sink ratio on the sensitivity of seed set to low water potential in maize. Agronomy Abstr. 46. Schreiber, B.M.N., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1989. The role of cytokinins in the regulation of maize kernel sink potential. Agronomy Abstr. 47. McNeil, K.J., B.M.N. Schreiber, R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1989. Diurnal effects on cytokinin levels in maize between 8 and 12 days after pollination. Agronomy Abstr. 48. Schreiber, B.M.N., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1989. Cytokinin levels in maize xylem exudates and developing kernels. Plant Physiol. Abstr. 49. Zinselmeier, C., J.R. Schussler, R.J. Jones, and M.E. Westgate. 1988. Plant carbohydrate status and seed set at low water potential in maize. Agronomy Abstr. 50. Schreiber, B.M.N., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1988. Developmental profiles of cytokinins in large and small maize kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 51. Jones, R.J., F. Srienc, and J.A. Roessler. 1988. Determination of physiological properties of starch granules by flow cytometry. Agronomy Abstr. 52. Hanft, J.M., A.J. Reed, R.J. Jones, and J.S. McLaren. 1988. Effects of ACC on maize kernel abortion in vitro. Agronomy Abstr. 53. Ouattar, S., R.J. Jones, R.K. Crookston, and M. Kajeiou. 1987. L’adaptation du grain de mais (Zea mays L.) a la secheresse pendant la phase reproductive. Colloque
29 130/223 “Alimentation Hydrique du Mais,” organize par l’Association General des Producteurs de Mais, Centre Experimental—Montardon 64121, Serres-Castel, France.* 54. Jones, R.J. and B.M.N. Schrieber. 1987. Kernel sink potential in maize: Regulation by the number of endosperm cells and starch granules. Agronomy Abstr. 55. Jones, R.J. and J.M. Hanft. 1985. The relationship of assimilate flux to kernel abortion in maize. Agronomy Abstr. 56. Griffith, S.M., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1985. Characteristics of in vitro sugar transport by developing maize kernels. Proc. Intl. Conf. On Phloem Transport, Asilomer, CA. 57. Griffith, S.M., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1985. Regulation of in vitro sugar uptake by developing maize kernels. Plant Physiol. Abstr. 58. Griffith, S.M., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1985. Characteristics of sugar influx by developing maize kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 59. Jones, R.J. and J.M. Hanft. 1985. The relationship of assimilate flux to kernel abortion in maize. Agronomy Abstr.* 60. Stumme, A.B., J.M. Hanft, and R.J. Jones. 1984. Carbohydrate patterns in kernels cultured in vivo and in vitro from the tip and middle ear positions. Agronomy Abstr. 61. Hanft, J.M. and R.J. Jones. 1985. Kernel abortion in maize: Pedicel invertase activity and distribution of 14C among kernel carbohydrates. Agronomy Abstr. 62. Jones, R.J. and M.L. Brenner. 1984. Distribution of abscisic acid in maize kernels during grain filling. Agronomy Abstr. 63. Roessler, J.A., R.J. Jones, and B.G. Gengenbach. 1984. Thermal environment during endosperm cell division in maize: Effects on number of endosperm cells and starch granules. Agronomy Abstr. 64. Jones, R.J. and M.L. Brenner. 1984. Partitioning of abscisic acid into kernel components during grain filling in maize. Plant Physiol. Abstr. 65. Peterson, A.C., D.W. Davis, R.J. Jones, and A.H. Markhart. 1982. Effects of water stress on the growth components of Pharsalus vulgarism and P. actuifolius gray (tepary bean). Hort. Abstr. 66. Afuakwa, J.J., R.K. Crookston, and R.J. Jones. 1982. A comparison of black layer and the milk-line as visual maturity indicators in corn kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 67. Hanft, J.M. and R.J. Jones. 1982. Carbohydrate patterns in pedicel and endosperm tissue of aborting maize kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 68. Jones, R.J. and S. Ouattar. 1982. Effects of thermal environment during maize endosperm cell division on kernel early sink capacity and development in vitro. Agronomy Abstr. 69. Jones, R.J. and S.R. Simmons. 1982. Effects of altered source-sink ratio on growth of corn (Zea mays L.) kernels. Agronomy Abstr. 70. Jones, R.J., B.G. Gengenbach, and V.B. Cardwell. 1980. Temperature effects on in vitro kernel development of maize. Agronomy Abstr. 71. Jones, R.J. and C.J. Nelson. 1977. Respiration, photosynthesis and growth of contrasting genotypes of tall fescue. Agronomy Abstr. 72. Jones, R.J., D.A. Ashley, and M.E. Walker. 1975. The effect of rainfall and irrigation on calcium mobility in the peanut pegging zone. Abstr. Southern Association of Agriculture Scientists.
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Research Reports
1. Schreiber, B.M.N., R.J. Jones, and M.L. Brenner. 1989. The role of cytokinins in regulation of kernel sink potential in maize: An interim report. Submitted to Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) PLC, Jealott’s Hill, Berkshire United Kingdom.
Others
1. Jones, R.J. 1978. Yield respiration and photosynthesis of tall fescue. Ph.D. Thesis. University of Minnesota. 2. Jones, R.J. 1975. Calcium requirements of peanut pods and calcium mobility in the pegging zone. M.S. Thesis. University of Georgia. 3. Nelson, C.J. and R.J. Jones. 1976. Leaf growth of forage grasses. University of Missouri. Ann. Report.
Graduate Student Thesis Topics
Engelen-Eigles, G. 1999. Endoreduplication in maize endosperm: Effects of high temperature and plant hormones. Ph.D. Agronomy. Manjardino, Paulo. 1997. Mechanism by which heat stress affects protein accumulation in maize kernels. Ph.D. Agronomy. Commuri, P.D. 1997. Mechanisms by which high temperature during endosperm cell division causes kernel abortion in maize. Ph.D. Agronomy. Teixeira, M.C.C. 1995. Development of maize kernels exposed to different day/night temperature regimes. Ph.D. Agronomy. Schweizer, L. 1992. Cytokinin effects on developing maize endosperm growth and DNA endoreduplication. M.S. Plant Breeding (Co-advisor with Ron Phillips). Zinselmeier, C.M. 1992. The role of assimilate supply, partitioning and metabolism in maize kernel development at low water potential. Ph.D. Agronomy. Vather, R. 1990. Activity of key starch synthesis enzymes in maize endosperm of genetic translocation lines of A188. M.S. Agronomy (non-thesis option). Schreiber, B.M.N. 1990. The role of cytokinins in maize kernel development. Ph.D. Agronomy. Ernst, P.D. The effects of abscisic acid and plant water deficit on carbon partitioning in developing soybean embryos. M.S. Agronomy. Griffith, S.M. 1986. Characteristics of in vitro sugar transport into developing maize endosperm and embryo. Ph.D. Plant Physiology. Ouattar, S. 1985. Adaptation of corn (Zea mays L.) kernel development to conditions of drought and thermal stress. Ph.D. Agronomy. Hanft, J.M. 1984. Kernel abortion in maize. Ph.D. Agronomy. Magalhaes, P.C. 1984. Effects of assimilate enhancement on grain filling and carbohydrate and nitrogen partitioning in maize. M.S. Agronomy.
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Soldo, J. 1995. Effect of nitrogen supply on maize kernel growth and development. B.S. Biochemistry. Wyse, D.L. 1992. Cytokinin transport into Zea mays L. kernels. B.S. Agronomy.
Postdoctorates
Dr. Marcos Giudice (2001-2002) Dr. Amin Liu (2001-2003, 1993-1997) Dr. Renan Penda (1999-2006) Dr. Shirleen Goodwin (1998-2000) Dr. Karen Warsiluk (1993-1995) Dr. Nordine Cheikh (1992-1995) Dr. Beth Schreiber (1991-1997) Dr. Ron Hampton (1990-1992)
Visiting Professors
Dr. Bob Ezumah (1998- ) Professor, ABIA State University, Utumu, Nigeria Dr. Ethan Millet (1990-1991) Professor, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel
Research Grants
Does alteration in metabolism affect maize kernel development?; PI: R.J. Jones; 1999- 2001; funded by Pioneer Hi-Bred International; $57,000.
Distribution and fate of ACA and physiological response induced in maize; PIs: R.J. Jones, G.L. Malzer, G.W. Rehm; 1997-98; funded by United Agri Products; $17,461.
Visiting professor at China Agricultural University Beijing; PI: R.J. Jones; 1997; funded by: China Center and College of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences; $1,700.
Does alteration in cytokinin metabolism affect maize kernel development?; PI: R.J. Jones; 1997; funded by Pioneer Hi-Bred International; $181,400.
Purchase of a coulter EPIC XL flow cytometer; PIs: R.J. Jones, R.L. Phillips, N.J. Ehlke; 1997; funded by U of M Graduate School and College of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences; $30,000.
Cytokinin oxidase and regulation of cytokinin catabolism in developing maize kernels; PI: R.J. Jones; 1994; funded by: U of M Grad School; $21,090
32 133/223 Regulation of kernel cytokinin levels in heat-tolerant and susceptible maize lines; PIs: R.J. Jones, B.M.N. Schreiber; 1994-96; funded by Pioneer Hi-Bred International; $50,800.
Mechanism by which heat stress disrupts maize endosperm development; PIs: R.J. Jones, N. Cheikh, R. Phillips; 1994-96; funded by USDA-NRICGP; $100,000.
Distribution and fate of ACA (agricultural crop additive) and physiological responses induced by ACA in field corn and in soil; PIs: G.L. Malzer, G.W. Rehm, R.J. Jones; 1993-96; funded by Agri Growth Research; $150,000.
Visit of Dr. Walter Hill, Dean, Research Director and Extension Administrator, Tuskegee University; PI: R.J. Jones; 1992; funded by College of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences; $1,000.
Starch and amyloplast formation in maize grain; PIs: R.J. Jones, R.G. Fulcher, B.G. Gengenbach; 1992-94; funded by Pioneer Hi-Bred International; $30,000.
Starch and amyloplast formation in maize grain; PIs: R.J. Jones, R.G. Fulcher, B.G. Gengenbach; 1992-94; funded by Midwest Plant Biotechnology Consortium; $152,649.
Mechanisms by which heat stress disrupts maize endosperm; PIs: R.J. Jones, B.G. Gengenbach, P.S. Chorey; 1992-94; funded by USDA-NRICGP; $120,000.
Amyloplast differentiation in developing maize endosperm; PIs: B.G. Gengenbach, R.J. Jones; 1987-89; funded by USDA-NRICGP; $116,000.
Physiological basis for effects of water deficits on plant reproduction; PIs: M.E. Westgate, R.J. Jones; 1989-92; funded by USDA-NRICGP; $100,000.
Role of exogenous cytokinins in regulation of kernel development; PIs: R.J. Jones, M.L. Brenner; 1987-89, funded by CIBA-GEIGY; $54,000.
Role of cytokinins in the mediation of kernel sink potential in maize; PIs: R.J. Jones, M.L. Brenner; 1987-89; funded by ICI PLC London; $66,740.
Physiological basis for effects of water deficits on plant reproduction; PIs: M.E. Westgate, R.J. Jones; 1986-89; funded by USDA-NRICGP; $120,000
Hormonal regulation growth of maize; PI: R.J. Jones; 1982-85; funded by Pioneer Hi- Bred International; $69,881.
PI: R.J. Jones; 1981, 1983; funded by University of Minnesota Graduate School; $9,610
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Dr. Robert Jones | News about Condo Living in Downtown Albany, NY albanydowntowncondo.com/blog/tag/dr-robert-jones/ Feb 7, 2014 - 17 Chapel resident Dr. Robert Jones, president of SUNY Albany, worked at an auto part factory and as a laboratory technician, ran a dry ... Capitalize Albany Board members Robert Curley and Dr. Robert ... capitalizealbany.com/news-events/2015/09/4277/ Sep 22, 2015 - ... Board members Robert M. Curley and Dr. Robert Jones, recognized ... and Dr.Robert Jones, President of the University at Albany received ... 3 Black University Students Charged After Claiming They Were ... www.huffingtonpost.com/.../three-black-women-claim-they-were... The Huffington Post Feb 1, 2016 - Three black female State University of New York Albany students ... University President Robert Jones sent an email to the student body on ... Campus Compact Names Robert J. Jones to National Board | Capital ... capitalregionchamber.com › News Jul 28, 2015 - Robert J. Jones, Ph.D., president of the University at Albany, was recently ... “Robert Jones is nationally recognized for his work to advance ... albany president robert jones : Top News Articles [1] - OOYUZ www.ooyuz.com/newsarticles?term=albany%20president%20robert%20jones University at Albany President Robert Jones announces on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2016, that the former Albany High School will be the new College of Engineering ... Robert Jones - New York State Assembly Home assembly.state.ny.us/.../20160208-HigherEducation-Jones.pdf New York State Assembly Feb 8, 2016 - President Robert Jones. Thank you Chancellor. ... important program. EOP currently operates on 43 of the 64 SUNY campuses, including 14. UAlbany president calls alleged false racial reports 'unsettling ... www.dailygazette.com/.../trio-charged-assault-false-report-ualbany-i... The Daily Gazette Feb 25, 2016 - University at Albany President Robert Jones said alleged false reports by students of a racial attack on a CDTA bus were “very unsettling” and ... UAlbany's plan for a new engineering college in the middle of Albany ... alloveralbany.com/archive/2016/02/23/ualbany-new-engineering-college Feb 23, 2016 - UAlbany president Robert Jones said the new engineering college ... Engineering split to become its own institution, which is now SUNY Poly. Ariel Agudio, Alexis Briggs & Asha Burwell: 5 Fast Facts | Heavy.com heavy.com/.../ariel-agudio-alexis-briggs-asha-burwell-university-of-albany-assault-bu... Feb 25, 2016 - Three female University of Albany students have been accused of ... In a statement,University of Albany president Robert Jones said that if the ... THIRD TIER REALITY: TTT Smells of Desperation: Albany Law School ... thirdtierreality.blogspot.com/2015/06/ttt-smells-of-desperation-albany-law.html Jun 6, 2015 - Alicia Ouellette, who becomes dean of Albany Law on July 1, and Robert Jones, president of the University at Albany, posted a joint letter ... President Jones announces SUNY Capital Plan and illustrates ... www.albanystudentpress.net › News
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Mar 13, 2013 - President Robert Jones proposed a SUNY Capital plan request which calls for $293 million over five years for many capital improvements to ... Jones, Robert - About FM - Fulton-Montgomery Community College www.fmcc.edu › About FM Fulton–Montgomery Community College Robert Jones, Professor of Foreign Language and Humanities, began his career at FM in 1999. His course offerings include French, German, Spanish, Welsh, ... Georgia sharecroppers' son now NY university president | www.ajc.com www.ajc.com/news/news/georgia...son.../nZ97Y/ The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Sep 29, 2013 - Dawson native Robert Jones said his goal at the university, part of the State University of New York system, is to expand degree programs, ... Just Like We Called It: Black SUNY Albany Students Who Said They ... turtleboysports.com/just-like-we-called-it-black-suny-albany-students-who-said-they-... Feb 26, 2016 - In late January there was an incident at the University of Albany in which ... seeking asshole, the college President Robert Jones sent this email ... New York college students expelled from University at Albany after ... www.cbsnews.com/.../new-york-college-students-university-at-albany-racia... CBS News May 7, 2016 - University at Albany President Robert Jones said in an email to the university community that Ariel Agudio and Asha Burwell were dismissed, ... LiveLeak.com - University at Albany students to face charges for ... www.liveleak.com/view?i=b0c_1456453868 LiveLeak Feb 25, 2016 - University at Albany students to face charges for falsely reporting ... Some are calling for the resignation of University president Robert Jones. #UAlbany President Robert Jones' photo from inauguration on the ... https://www.pinterest.com/pin/252623860321341321/ Pinterest UAlbany President Robert Jones' photo from inauguration on the Reuters marquee in Times Square #NYC | See more about ... University at Albany, SUNY. Asha Burwell, University of Albany student from Long Island, claims ... www.newsday.com/.../asha-burwell-university-of-albany-student-from-long-... Newsday Feb 3, 2016 - A University at Albany student from Long Island is at the center of what ... Albany university president Robert Jones, in a letter to students this ... *Updated* SUNY Albany Students Who Created Hate Crime Hoax ... menrec.com/students-who-created-hate-crime-hoax-now-face-their-own-charges/ Feb 25, 2016 - Burwell and her fellow alleged 'victims' gave tearful speeches on campus. SUNY Albany president Robert Jones, before having any of the facts ... ualbanyphotos Photo Keywords: julie's lodge - UAlbany Photo Database ualbanyphotos.smugmug.com/keyword/julie's%20lodge Combine with: +2014+brian busher+construction+dippikill wilderness retreat+student association+suny+ualbany+university at albany+president robert jones. Hundreds rally to protest attack on three black women at U. of Albany ... college.usatoday.com/.../hundreds-rally-to-protest-attack-on-three-black-woman-at-u-...
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Feb 2, 2016 - University President Robert Jones released a statement after the ... “I call upon all members of the University at Albany to unite,” he wrote. Protecting SUNY's future – The Legislative Gazette legislativegazette.com/archives/2682 Legislative Gazette Feb 12, 2016 - “Maintenance of effort means not to kill SUNY and CUNY by a ... President Robert Jones; SUNY Potsdam President Kristin Esterberg; and ... Sat. Feb. 27th: The Sounds of Blackness @ SUNY Albany – 518Blk.com 518blk.com/2016/02/26/sat-feb-27th-the-sounds-of-blackness-suny-albany/ Feb 26, 2016 - Years ago, when I read a biographical piece on the newly elected SUNY Albany president, Robert Jones, it mentioned that he was an active ... University of Minnesota – Crookston | On Campus | Minnesota Public ... blogs.mprnews.org/oncampus/tag/um-crookston/ ... for new Crookston chancellor University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler and Senior Vice President for System Academic Administration Robert Jones have ... Full Video: UAlbany President's Press Conference Regarding Bus ... www.twcnews.com/.../full-video--suny-ualbany-new-york-president-s-press-conferen... Feb 26, 2016 - Robert Jones spoke publicly Friday for the first time since three students were charged in connection to the CDTA bus fight last month. THE UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY FOUNDATION BOARD OF ... https://www.hnp.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Program-1.pdf Nov 6, 2014 - President. The University at Albany Foundation. MESSAGE ON BEHALF OF. THEUNIVERSITY AT ALBANY. Robert ]. Jones, Ph.D. President. Albany students lied about bias attack - News 12 Long Island longisland.news12.com/.../albany-bias-attack-accusers-charged-... News 12 Long Island Feb 25, 2016 - When the students first reported the incident, the president of SUNY Albany, Robert Jones, came out in their support and condemned the ... University of Iowa's vice president of communication leaving | The ... www.thegazette.com/.../university-of-iowas-vice-president-of-communica... The Gazette Jun 4, 2015 - University of Albany President Robert Jones, in the release, called Brennan an “established senior leader in higher education strategic ... Contact Us | Clemson University, South Carolina https://www.clemson.edu/administration/provost/contact-us.html Clemson University ... from Clemson and his doctorate in forest ecology from the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse University. University-Assisted Community Schools Conference | The Netter Center www.nettercenter.upenn.edu › About Us › Events University of Pennsylvania Dec 3, 2015 - Dr. Robert Jones. President, University at Albany, SUNY. Jay Perman, M.D.. President, University of Maryland, Baltimore. Moderator:. [PDF]Graduate Student Leadership Summit University at Albany, SUNY ... nagps.org/.../NAGPSSummitPr... National Association of Graduate-Professional Stude...
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Aug 5, 2015 - 4:00 PM Address by University at Albany President Robert Jones. Husted Amphitheater. 4:15 PM Equity: Intersection of Student Crises ... News - New York Campus Compact www.nycampuscompact.org/news.html Peterly Jean Baptiste, State University of New York (SUNY) Oswego ... Robert Jones, University at Albany president, has been named to the board of Campus ... Governor Cuomo Announces New SUNY Diversity Policy | Governor ... https://www.governor.ny.gov/.../governor-cuomo-announces-... Governor of New York Sep 10, 2015 - A SUNY Diversity Task Force convened by Chancellor Zimpher .... at Albany President and Task Force Member Robert Jones said, “I am a ... News - Ballston Spa School District www.bscsd.org/news.cfm?story=1581&school=0 Ballston Spa High School University at Albany President Robert Jones, along with a group of key administrators and friends, recently visited the High School as part of a nine county tour of ... Global Studies Day: March 3 - Nobel Peace Prize Forum nobelpeaceprizeforum.org/global-studies-day-march-3/ 10:45 – 12:00 P.M. Morning Workshop Sessions (Augsburg College). Creating the Rainbow Nation: Who Wins the Prize? Robert Jones (University of Minnesota) ... The Albany Promise - Accountability www.albanypromise.org/thepromise/stakeholders.php Hudson Valley Community College, Robert Jones University at Albany. Arlene Way Arbor Hill Development Corporation Arbor Hill Neighborhood Association ... Albany incident shows there's still work to be done on campuses - The ... www.ubspectrum.com/.../albany-incident-shows-theres-still-work-to-be-... The Spectrum Jan 31, 2016 - The Albany Police Department said it is looking into the incident as a possible hate crime and SUNY Albany President Robert Jones released a ... [PDF]state university of new york at albany - American Institute of Physics https://www.aip.org/gpb/pdf_files/157.pdf American Institute of Physics Albany, New York 12222 http://www.albany.edu/physics. General University Information. President:Robert Jones. Dean of Graduate School: Kevin Williams. Albany City Schools, Communications - City School District of Albany www.albanyschools.org/.../Arne.Duncan.invite.7-31-14... City School District of Albany Jul 31, 2014 - Besides Dr. Vanden Wyngaard, the Albany team included SUNY ... and CEO Mark Eagan, University at Albany President Robert Jones, Ph.D. Black students at SUNY-Albany say white mob harassed and attacked ... www.rawstory.com/.../black-students-at-suny-albany-say-white-mob-h... The Raw Story Jan 31, 2016 - Black students at SUNY-Albany say white mob harassed and ... University presidentRobert Jones said in an email to all students, “I am deeply ... How to make public engagement a priority at universities - University ... www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story... University World News
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Feb 5, 2016 - I'm here with Robert Jones, president of the University at Albany. Welcome. Robert J Jones: Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here. Sara Hebel: ... 3 Black Female SUNY Students Say They Were Racially Attacked by ... naturallymoi.com/.../3-black-female-suny-students-say-they-were-racially-attacked-by... Feb 2, 2016 - Three black SUNY female students say they were racially attacked by a ... violence,” said SUNY University of Albany President Robert Jones. College and University Campuses in New York State Directory:OHE ... eservices.nysed.gov/collegedirectory/search?instType=3 SUNY Community Colleges ... http://www.fmcc.suny.edu, Dr. Dustin Swanger, Chief Executive Officer .... http://www.albany.edu, Dr. Robert Jones, President Doubt cast on alleged racist attack on black students - Spero News www.speroforum.com/a/.../77292-Doubt-cast-on-alleged-racist-attack-on-black-stude... Feb 11, 2016 - That white student appears to have dropped out of the university. University of AlbanyPresident Robert Jones said he was "deeply concerned, ... 3 black students at SUNY Albany report racial assault by 10-12 whites ... www.syracuse.com/.../3_black_students_at_suny_albany_report_assault_by_white_gr... Jan 31, 2016 - The women, all students at the SUNY University of Albany, described ... Transportation Authority bus, University President Robert Jones said. A Racially Motivated Bus Assault is Now Under Investigation at SUNY ... minorityreporter.net/a-racially-motivated-bus-assault-is-now-under-investigation-at-su... Feb 3, 2016 - The women, who are all students at SUNY Albany, claim that 10 to 12 ... slurs during the attack, SUNY Albany President Robert Jones said. SUNY to Open Tech Complex in Albany - NYJobSource.com www.nyjobsource.com/sunyalbanytech.html Feb 8, 2016 - SUNY to Build Tech Complex in Albany ... University of Albany President Robert Jonessaid, "UAlbany is extremely grateful for Governor ... Deep Collaboration Between Campus and Community, Visually ... https://urbanuniversity.wordpress.com/.../deep-collaboration-between-campus-and-co... Aug 6, 2015 - Our gratitude to our facilitator, Robert Jones, President, University at Albany, and three speakers Ed Lambert, Vice Chancellor for Government ... SUNY Albany Newswire » Topix www.topix.com › SUNY Albany Results 1 - 20 of 1161 - Comprehensive Real-Time News Feed for SUNY Albany. ... University at Albany President Robert Jones, left, New York State Senator ... University at Albany, SUNY - Wikiwand www.wikiwand.com/en/University_at_Albany,_SUNY State University of New York College of Education at Albany (1959 – 1961) ..... The University has its own President, who is currently Robert Jones. DEAN AND DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES | Vitae https://chroniclevitae.com/jobs/0000875723-01 Mar 10, 2015 - The University at Albany, State University of New York (UAlbany) ... UAlbany has dynamic new leadership in President Robert Jones and ... University At Albany Added To The List Of Hate Crime Happenings At ... www.buzzfeed.com/missarae/university-at-albany-added-to-the-list-of-hate-cri-19j4z
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Jan 31, 2016 - So far University at Albany President Robert Jones has released a statement in ... I call upon all members of the University at Albany to unite. Black students from SUNY claim assault by white mob, video ... www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1178138 NeoGAF Feb 1, 2016 - The women, all students at the SUNY University of Albany, described ... Transportation Authority bus, University President Robert Jones said. UUPers stand against racism with UAlbany students at rally uupinfo.org/communications/uupdate/1516/160201A.php Feb 1, 2016 - UUP stood in solidarity with University at Albany students in a Feb. ... UAlbany President Robert Jones expressed his deep concern about the ... Board | Connections to Independence https://www.c2iyouth.org/about/board Dr. Robert Jones, President University of Albany. Susan Ault, Casey Family Programs. Leo Lewis, Ph.D. Athletic Director, Minneapolis Public Schools North High ...
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The University of Minnesota, 1945-2000 - Page 263 https://books.google.com/books?isbn=0816632553 Stanford E. Lehmberg - 2001 - Preview - More editions Robert Jones, a faculty member in agronomy and plant genetics, served as the first director of the program, which paired faculty mentors with undergraduate students with similar academic interests; he headed the program through 1997. SUNY at Sixty: The Promise of the State University of New York https://books.google.com/books?isbn=1438433026 John B. Clark, W. Bruce Leslie, Kenneth P. O'Brien - 2010 - Preview - More editions The Promise of the State University of New York John B. Clark, W. Bruce Leslie, Kenneth P. O'Brien. involved in the siting decisions were unique to the SUNY community colleges. This oral history ... Shafer, Robert Jones. 1980. A Guide to ... Low water potential disrupts carbohydrate metabolism in maize (Zea mays L.) ovaries C Zinselmeier, ME Westgate, JR Schussler… - Plant …, 1995 - Am Soc Plant Biol Abstract Water deficit during pollination increases the frequency of kernel abortion in maize (Zea mays L.). Much of the kernel loss is attributable to lack of current photosynthate, but a large number of kernels fail to develop on water-deficient plants even when assimilate ... Cited by 171 Related articles All 11 versions Cite Save plantphysiol.org [PDF] Disruption of maize kernel growth and development by heat stress (role of cytokinin/abscisic acid balance) N Cheikh, RJ Jones - Plant Physiology, 1994 - Am Soc Plant Biol Abstract Temperature stress during kernel development affects maize (Zea mays L.) grain growth and yield stability. Maize kernels (hybrid A619 x W64A) were cultured in vitro at 3 d after pollination and either maintained at 25 [deg] C or transferred to 35 [deg] C for 4 or 8 d ... Cited by 170 Related articles All 8 versions Cite Save wiley.com [HTML] [HTML] DNA endoreduplication in maize endosperm cells: the effect of exposure to short‐term high temperature G Engelen‐Eigles, RJ Jones… - Plant, Cell & …, 2000 - Wiley Online Library ABSTRACT DNA endoreduplication in Zea mays L.(cv. A619× W64A) endosperm peaks between 16 and 18 d after pollination (DAP). The physiological function of DNA endoreduplication is not known but it is believed to be important in maize kernel ... Cited by 56 Related articles All 4 versions Cite Save [CITATION] Enhancing student learning through innovative teaching and technology strategies CA Carrier, WA Collins, RJ Jones - A University of Minnesota Proposal to the Bush …, 2000 Cited by 5 Related articles Cite Save wiley.com [HTML] [HTML] Ultrastructural characterization of maize (Zea mays L.) kernels exposed to high temperature during endosperm cell division PD Commuri, RJ Jones - Plant, Cell & Environment, 1999 - Wiley Online Library
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Abstract This study reports the ultrastructural changes in maize endosperm that result from exposure to high temperature during cell division. Kernels were grown in vitro at 25 ºC continuously (control) and at 5 d after pollination (DAP) subsamples were transferred to Cited by 69 Related articles All 7 versions Cite Save Effect of 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid on maize kernel development in vitro JM Hanft, AJ Reed, RJ Jones, JS McLaren - Journal of Plant Growth …, 1990 - Springer Abstract Pollination stimulates ethylene production in maize ears, and the application of ethephon during the pollination period can cause kernel abortion. The objective of this study was to determine if kernel abortion could be induced in vitro by the ethylene precursor 1- Cited by 17 Related articles All 5 versions Cite Save Hormonal regulation of early kernel development RJ Jones, TL Setter - Physiology and modeling kernel set in …, 2000 - dl.sciencesocieties.org Abstract To attain maximum yield across environments, grain crops adjust the development of sink capacity to balance changes in the supply of assimilates. In maize (Zea mays L.) and other cereal crops, much of this adjustment is achieved by regulating the extent of kernel Cited by 30 Related articles All 2 versions Cite Save researchgate.net [PDF] Heat stress effects on protein accumulation of maize endosperm P Monjardino, AG Smith, RJ Jones - Crop science, 2005 - dl.sciencesocieties.org Abstract Heat stress is a major factor limiting crop yield in many agricultural regions. During the early stage of kernel development, heat stress is particularly detrimental to subsequent dry matter accumulation since it causes disruption of cell division, sugar metabolism, and ... Cited by 57 Related articles All 9 versions Cite Save Quackgrass (Agropyron repens) interference on corn (Zea mays) FL Young, DL Wyse, RJ Jones - Weed Science, 1984 - JSTOR Field studies were conducted to evaluate the effect of quackgrass [Agropyron repens (L.) Beauv.# AGRRE] density and soil moisture on corn (Zea mays L.) growth and yield. Quackgrass densities ranging from 65 to 390 shoots/m² reduced corn yield 12 to 16%. A Cited by 57 Related articles All 4 versions Cite Save Characterization of starch granules in maize using microspectrophotometry KR Wasiluk, RG Fulcher, RJ Jones… - Starch‐ …, 1994 - Wiley Online Library Abstract Starch granule-associated proteins and protein aggregates not associated with starch granules were visualized by staining with acid fuchsin. Based on fluorescence intensity, it was observed that non-granule-associated proteins could be removed from Cited by 10 Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save Flow cytometric determination of light scattering and absorbance properties of starch granules RJ Jones, F Srienc, J Roessler, S Paul - Starch‐Stärke, 1992 - Wiley Online Library Abstract Treatment of samples of digested endosperm with SDS resulted in a homogenous suspension of single starch granules that was suitable for analysis by flow cytometry
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without altering their refractive properties. Flow cytometry can be used for more rapid and ... Cited by 13 Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save Seasonal fluctuations of carbohydrate levels in roots and crowns of purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) EJS Katovich, RL Becker, CC Sheaffer, JL Halgerson - Weed Science, 1998 - JSTOR ... Elizabeth J. Stamm Katovich Corresponding author. Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics, University of Minnesota, St. ... Roger L. Becker Craig C. Sheaffer James L. Halgerson Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN 55108 ... Cited by 27 Related articles All 4 versions Cite Save [CITATION] … (ed,), Issues in Web-Based Pedagogy: A Critical Primer. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. In Carol A. Carrier, W. Andrew Collins, Robert J. Jones. … BB Gillani - … and Technology Strategies”, A University of Minnesota …, 2000 Cited by 3 Related articles Cite Save Effect of irrigation on quackgrass (Agropyron repens) interference in soybeans (Glycine max) FL Young, DL Wyse, RJ Jones - Weed Science, 1983 - JSTOR Research was conducted at Rosemount, Minnesota in 1979 and 1980 to evaluate the effect of soil moisture on quackgrass [Agropyron repens (L.) Beauv.# AGRRE] interference in soybeans [Glycine max (L.) Merr.]. Four treatments were studied: 1) nonirrigated soybeans ... Cited by 13 Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save [CITATION] Enhancing Student Learning Through Innovative Teaching and Technology Strategies WA Collins, RJ Jones - 2000 - Kogan page Cited by 1 Related articles Cite Save plantphysiol.org [PDF] In vitro sugar transport in Zea mays L. Kernels II. Characteristics of sugar absorption and metabolism by isolated developing embryos SM Griffith, RJ Jones, ML Brenner - Plant physiology, 1987 - Am Soc Plant Biol Abstract In vitro sugar transport into developing isolated maize embryos was studied. Embryo fresh and dry weight increased concomitantly with endogenous sucrose concentration and glucose uptake throughout development. However, endogenous ... Cited by 23 Related articles All 7 versions Cite Save [BOOK] Behavioral approaches to crime and delinquency: A handbook of application, research, and concepts EK Morris, CJ Braukmann - 2012 - books.google.com ... Melissa J. Himelein• Department of Psychology, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky Robert J. Jones• Appalachian State University, BIABH Study Center, Mor- ganton, North Carolina Marvin D. Krohn• Department of Sociology, State University of New York, Albany, New ... Cited by 31 Related articles All 5 versions Cite Save More nejm.org [HTML]
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[HTML] Sipuleucel-T immunotherapy for castration-resistant prostate cancer PW Kantoff, CS Higano, ND Shore… - … England Journal of …, 2010 - Mass Medical Soc ... From the Dana–Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School, Boston (PWK); School of Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, Seattle (CSH); Carolina Urologic Research Center, Myrtle Beach, SC (NDS); School of Medicine, SUNY at Stony Brook ... Cited by 2917 Related articles All 28 versions Cite Save plantphysiol.org [HTML] Cytokinin oxidase gene expression in maize is localized to the vasculature, and is induced by cytokinins, abscisic acid, and abiotic stress N Brugière, S Jiao, S Hantke, C Zinselmeier… - Plant …, 2003 - Am Soc Plant Biol Abstract Cytokinins are hormones that play an essential role in plant growth and development. The irreversible degradation of cytokinins, catalyzed by cytokinin oxidase, is an important mechanism by which plants modulate their cytokinin levels. Cytokinin ... Cited by 151 Related articles All 11 versions Cite Save Effect of zinc ammonia acetate on germination and early seedling growth of three maize genotypes A Liu, RJ Jones, GL Malzer, GM Rehm - Journal of plant nutrition, 1997 - Taylor & Francis Abstract Zinc ammonia acetate (ZAA) is marketed as an agricultural additive (ACA) and has been shown to increase the yield of corn (Zea mays L.). However, the response is sometime variable and the effective components and the mode of action are not known. To address ... Cited by 2 Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save [PDF] The president's message D Corbett - NAGWS readies for crucial year, 1980 - crsas.org ... degrees. Dr. Robert J. Jones, President of the University at Albany, shared his thoughts with us about the Dean of the School of Social Welfare. “It is in Katharine's DNA to do social welfare work. ... St. Lawrence University SUNY Albany SUNY Binghamton SUNY Buffalo ... Cited by 3 Related articles Cite Save More nejm.org [HTML] [HTML] Public-access defibrillation and survival after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest Public Access Defibrillation Trial Investigators - N Engl J Med, 2004 - Mass Medical Soc ... P. Lawson. Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY: MC Henry, S. Johnson, H. Thode, and ER Stapleton. SUNY Upstate Medical University Hospital, Syracuse, NY: DB Reed, LH Brown, and LM Evans. George Washington ... Cited by 913 Related articles All 10 versions Cite Save More plantphysiol.org [PDF] Long-term in vitro culture of wheat grains E Millet, RJ Jones - Plant physiology, 1988 - Am Soc Plant Biol
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Abstract Wheat (Triticum aestivum, Triticum durum) grains were excised immediately following fertilization and cultured until maturity. A rachis fragment attached to the grain was required to ensure an increase in grain size for the first 10 days following fertilization. A 14 ... Cited by 3 Related articles All 8 versions Cite Save [CITATION] Supporting Research on Diversity: Impacts of the President's Faculty Multicultural Research Awards on Faculty Attitudes and Productivity G Maruyama, L Ransom, RJ Jones - 2004 Related articles Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] PreK-12 Strategy Task Force Charge RJ Jones, ET Sullivan - 2005 - conservancy.umn.edu Attached are documents that, taken together, comprise the charge to your task force.• Attachment A contains an articulation of the University's overall goal and assigns to the task force the responsibility of retaining an “eye on the prize.” Each of the issues identified in All 2 versions Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] Charge to System-wide Academic Task Force on Diversity RJ Jones, ET Sullivan - 2005 - conservancy.umn.edu Thank you for agreeing to serve on the system-wide academic Task Force on Diversity, under the leadership of co-chairs, Louis Mendoza, Anne Taylor, and David Weissbrodt. The efforts of this task force will be critical to the overall success of the University's transformative ... All 2 versions Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] International University Strategic Positioning Task Force Charge RJ Jones, ET Sullivan - 2005 - conservancy.umn.edu Thank you for agreeing to serve on the International University Task Force. The efforts of this task force will be critical to the overall success of the University's transformative strategic positioning effort. ... Attached are documents that, taken together, comprise the charge to your task ... All 2 versions Cite Save Chapter roll VWID Gunther, J Sampson, RN Thomas, RD Sandler… - search.proquest.com ... Univ. Western Michigan University Macalester College Saint Olaf College University of St. Thomas University of Minnesota University of Minnesota College of St. Catherine Gustavus Adolphus College Saint John's University St. ... All 3 versions Cite Save [CITATION] Keeping Our Faculties: Symposium proceedings: concurrent session papers University of Minnesota. Office of the Associate … - 1998 - University of Minnesota Office of the … Related articles Cite Save
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Kernel Abortion in Maize1 JM HANFT, J JONES - Plant Physiol, 1986 - JSTOR ABSTRACT Kernels cultured in vitro were induced to abort by high temperature (35? C) and by culturing six kernels/cob piece. Aborting kernels failed to enter a linear phase of dry mass accumulation and had a final mass that was less than 6% of nonaborting field-grown ... Related articles Cite Save albany.edu [PDF] [PDF] With Great Dane Pride D ZONE - albany.edu ... inauguration of the 19th president of the University at Albany, Robert J. Jones. ... The University at Albany Alumni Association annually recognizes alumni and friends of the University ... of Harvard Medical School and the Family Medicine Residency Program, SUNY Health Sciences ... All 2 versions Cite Save More Research in Marketing JH Lorie, R Bartels - Journal of Marketing, 1953 - JSTOR Page 1. Research in Marketing JAMES H. LORIE, Editor Editorial Staff: R. BARTELS, Ohio State University; RICHARD M. CLEWETT, Northwestern University; EDNA DOUGLAS, Iowa State College; CHARLES GOODMAN, University ... All 4 versions Cite Save [CITATION] Abs# 596: Cytokinin oxidase gene expression in Zea mays is localized to the vasculature, and is induced by cytokinins, abscisic acid, and abiotic stress N Brugière, S Jiao, S Hantke, C Zinselmeier… Cite Save [CITATION] DOIL MONTGOMERY WG MORGAN, RW NOVACO, J NUNNALLY, GL PAUL… Cite Save semanticscholar.org [PDF] [PDF] UMD Faculty Directory JA Arthur, JK Artim, DN Aubid, AC Aufderheide… - pdfs.semanticscholar.org Page 1. 332 U n ive rsity o f M in n e so ta D u lu th 2 0 0 9 –11 C a ta lo g University of Minnesota Duluth 2009-11 Catalog Administration and Faculty Administration Linda T. Krug, Dean, College of Liberal Arts 306 Kirby Plaza ... All 5 versions Cite Save More The AlbAny Promise sTory J PRICE - Higher Education Reconsidered: Executing Change to …, 2015 - books.google.com ... new leader A year later, in 2012, the university announced that Robert J. Jones would take ... In 2011, the group asked SUNY to be the lead applicant, hoping that the influence ... This connection came in the form of partnership with the University at Albany's Center for Human Servic ... Related articles All 2 versions Cite Save [CITATION] Keeping Our Faculties: Executive summary
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University of Minnesota. Office of the Associate … - 1998 - University of Minnesota Office of the … Related articles Cite Save CHAPTER ROLL CG Ulu - search.proquest.com ... Olaf College College of St. Thomas University of Minnesota-Duluth University of Minnesota-Twin Cities College of St. ... Don Waldman Nu Iona College Prof. Ted Joyce Xi State University of New York-Stony Brook Chairman Omicron Dowling College Prof. ... All 3 versions Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] [PDF] UMD Faculty Directory K Roufs, AC Center, D Skomars, S Abou, SJ Adams… - d.umn.edu ... Scott M., Associate Professor, Ph.D., Geography State University of New York- Buffalo sfreuds ... Godsey, Christopher, Instructor, MA, English University of Minnesota Duluth [email protected] ... Godsey, Shannon Rose, Instructor, MA, Communicative Disorders Suny/Buffalo sgodsey ... All 4 versions Cite Save More umn.edu [PDF] Charge Letter, AHC Strategic Positioning Task Force on Clinical Sciences Enterprise FB Cerra - 2005 - conservancy.umn.edu ... President Bruininks has asked that each strategic positioning task force consider the following strategic action areas that were identified in the University's strategic positioning recommendations, Transforming the University of Minnesota, endorsed by the Board of Regents on ... All 2 versions Cite Save PDF] Public Engagement Metrics Committee Phase I Final Report M Hargrave, UMD Director - pdfs.semanticscholar.org Page 1. Public Engagement Metrics Committee Phase I Final Report The University of Minnesota has underway a broad-based effort to establish system-wide metrics for assessing progress and impact of our research, teaching, and outreach programs. ... All 5 versions Cite Save More umn.edu [PDF] [CITATION] UMM Strategic Positioning Task Force Charge S Schuman - 2005 - conservancy.umn.edu ... MEMO TO: Members of the UMM Strategic Positioning Task Force FROM: Sam Schuman, Chancellor RE: UMM Strategic Positioning Task Force Charge Thank you for agreeing to serve on the University of Minnesota, Morris Strategic Positioning Task Force. ... All 2 versions Cite Save A Selected Bibliography on Postsecondary Writing Assessment, 1979-1991 CCCC Committee on Assessment - College Composition and …, 1992 - JSTOR ... University Learning Center and Graduate Program in English Education, SUNY, Buffalo, 1979. Crocker, Linda. ... Elbow, Peter, and Pat Belanoff. "State University of New York,
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Stony Brook: Port- folio-Based Evaluation Program." New Methods in College Writing Programs. Ed. ... Cite Save reef A Salib, ET Merkel, C McCarty - search.proquest.com ... Thomas University of Minnesota University of Mimesota College (I St. ... Jolm's University New York University Cornell University Syracuse University Colgate University Iona College SUNY-Stony Brook Dowling College Herbert H. Lehman College SUNY-Geneseo Long Island ... All 2 versions Cite Save Cambrigde, MA. College Music Society National Conference. November 1, 2013 OE Macchioni - 2013 - works.bepress.com ... Eric Jones {Champaign, Illinois) Patrick Jones (Appalachian State University) Robert J. Jones (North Dakota ... Barbara Murphy (University of Tennessee-Knoxville) P'<~ul T. Murphy (State University of New York-Fredonia) D;,wid E. Myers (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities ... Cite Save Influence of Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus) density and duration of interference on soybean (Glycine max) growth and yield DL Wyse, FL Young, RJ Jones - Weed Science, 1986 - JSTOR The effect of Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus L.# HELTU) density and duration of interference in soybeans [Glycine max (L.) Merr.'Hodgson 78'] was investigated in two studies. Jerusalem artichoke densities of 1, 2, and 4 tubers/m of row reduced soybean ... Cited by 30 Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save albany.edu [PDF] [PDF] Report of the Graduate Stipend Committee J Greiman - 2015 - albany.edu ... Graduate students are central to the mission of the University at Albany. ... Graduate stipends in Sociology compare favorably to other SUNY centers: the 2014-15 UAlbany ... small survey comparing its stipends to those of the other University Centers and to University of Minnesota. ... All 2 versions Cite Save More IN HONOR OF EK ZINGLER - 1990 - search.proquest.com ... John's Univ. New York University Cornell University Syracuse University Colgate University Iona College SUNY-Stony Brook Dowling College Herbert H. Lehman College SUNY- Geneseo Long Island University SUNY-Fredonia Rensselaer Poly. Institute SUNY-Oswego St. ... All 2 versions Cite Save nih.gov [PDF] [PDF] Applied Behavior Analysis LK Miller, FH Weaver, G Semb - 1974 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov ... of Kansas James M. Johnston, Georgia StateU Robert Kohlenberg, Univ. of Washin Leonard
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Krasner, SUNY, Stony Broo Managing Editor: H. Garth Hopkins ... of British Columbia Hill M. Walker, Univ. of Oregon Grover Whitehurst, SUNY, StonyBrook niw. Edwin P. Willems, Univ. ... Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save More What Large-scaLe change Looks Like and hoW to get there J HELGERSON, D HOWARD, J KVAAL… - … Executing Change to …, 2015 - books.google.com ... A college degree is worth it. The gap between what college graduates are making This chapter is based on a panel discussion at the SUNY Critical Issues in Higher Education conference in 2014, on which this book is based. ... Related articles All 2 versions Cite Save Workshop on transgenic plants: Biology and applications CS Prakash, A Zipf - Plant Molecular Biology Reporter, 1996 - Springer ... seeds--are equally vital. Robert J. Jones (University of Minnesota) proposed the novel idea that before you introduce genes you should: i) have them in the first place, and ii) understand how they function! Biotechnology can be a ... All 2 versions Cite Save leg.state.mn.us [PDF] [PDF] Report to Governor Tim Pawlenty and the Minnesota Legislature MD Stewart, CE Bender, A Berning, A DeBoer… - leg.state.mn.us ... Partnerships between IBM, Mayo Clinic, and the University of Minnesota position the State of Minnesota to become one of the fastest growing and dynamic biomedical economies of the 21 st century. ... This institution will be the University of Minnesota Rochester. ... All 8 versions Cite Save More plantphysiol.org [PDF] In vitro sugar transport in Zea mays L. kernels I. Characteristics of sugar absorption and metabolism by developing maize endosperm SM Griffith, RJ Jones, ML Brenner - Plant physiology, 1987 - Am Soc Plant Biol Abstract Short-term transport studies were conducted using excised whole Zea mays kernels incubated in buffered solutions containing radiolabeled sugars. Following incubation, endosperms were removed and rates of net 14 C-sugar uptake were determined. ... Cited by 44 Related articles All 8 versions Cite Save semanticscholar.org [PDF] [PDF] UALBANY STUDENTS IN THE COMMUNITY U FACTS - pdfs.semanticscholar.org ... Scholarships, awards and prizes The University at Albany Foundation, Alumni Association and Benevolent Association assist over 1,100 students ... SUNY's Center for International Development Advances the capacities of developing nations to meet critical governance and ... Cite Save More semanticscholar.org [PDF] [PDF] Eagle's Eye C Minnesota, C Aviation - 2009 - pdfs.semanticscholar.org
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... University of Minnesota, Crookston Head Men's Basketball Coach Jeff Oseth announced today the signing of six stu- dent-athletes to Letters of Intent for the 2009-2010 season. ... Larsen will major in business at the University of Minnesota, Crookston. ... All 4 versions Cite Save More Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Psychological Association. MD Arnoult - American Psychologist, 1963 - psycnet.apa.org ... Estimation of peer rejection in the elementary grades. SAUL B. SELLS AND MERRILL ROFF, Texas Christian University and University of Minnesota. A factor analysis of organizational conditions and per- sonnel behaviors. GEORGE J. PALMER, JR., Texas Christian University. ... Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] Charge Letter, AHC Strategic Positioning Task Force on Knowledge Management Technology FB Cerra - 2005 - conservancy.umn.edu ... forward. President Bruininks has asked that each strategic positioning task force consider the following strategic action areas that were identified in the University's strategic plan, Transforming the University of Minnesota. • Recruit ... All 2 versions Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] Charge Letter, AHC Strategic Positioning Task Force on a New Precinct Plan for the Academic Health Center FB Cerra - 2005 - conservancy.umn.edu ... President Bruininks has asked that each strategic positioning task force consider the following strategic action areas that were identified in the University's strategic positioning recommendations, Transforming the University of Minnesota, endorsed by the Board of Regents on ... All 2 versions Cite Save Influence of quackgrass (Agropyron repens) density and duration of interference on soybeans (Glycine max) FL Young, DL Wyse, RJ Jones - Weed Science, 1982 - JSTOR The effect of quackgrass [Agropyron repens (L.) Beauv.] density and duration of interference on soybeans [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] was investigated in two studies. In the density study, the average reduction in soybean yield by quackgrass densities of 520 and 910 shoots/m² ... Cited by 19 Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] Charge Letter, AHC Strategic Positioning Task Force on the Health Professional Workforce FB Cerra - 2005 - conservancy.umn.edu
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... President Bruininks has asked that each strategic positioning task force consider the following strategic action areas that were identified in the University's strategic positioning recommendations, Transforming the University of Minnesota, endorsed by the Board of Regents on ... All 2 versions Cite Save Awards Presented in Crop Science, 2001 JW DUDLEY - search.proquest.com Page 1. Awards Presented in Crop Science, 2001 JOHN W. DUDLEY Crop Science Research Award JOHN W. DUDLEY was born 29 Sept. 1931 and grew up on a general grain and livestock farm near Lynn, IN. He majored in agricultural education at Purdue University. ... All 3 versions Cite Save semanticscholar.org [PDF] [PDF] Rockefeller College AG Time, TB Dean - pdfs.semanticscholar.org ... Permanently appointed dean by University at Albany President Robert J. Jones in February ... NYSUNY2020 is designed to position the university centers, as well as the entire SUNY system, for future growth by providing funding for innovative academic programs and ... Cite Save More plantphysiol.org [PDF] Distribution of abscisic acid in maize kernel during grain filling RJ Jones, ML Brenner - Plant Physiology, 1987 - Am Soc Plant Biol Abstract The distribution of abscisic acid (ABA) within maize (Zea mays L.) kernels was studied in kernels from nontreated plants, from plants in which assimilate supply had been altered by source/sink manipulations, and in kernels cultured in vitro on ABA-free media. Cited by 105 Related articles All 8 versions Cite Save acs.org [HTML] Cross-Electrophile Coupling: Principles of Reactivity and Selectivity DA Everson, DJ Weix - The Journal of organic chemistry, 2014 - ACS Publications ... Department of Chemistry, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455-0431, United States. J. Org. Chem. ... Biography. Dr. Daniel A. Everson is pursuing postdoctoral studies at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. ... Cited by 37 Related articles All 7 versions Cite Save plantphysiol.org [PDF] Kernel Abortion in Maize II. Distribution of 14C among Kernel Carbohydrates JM Hanft, RJ Jones - Plant physiology, 1986 - Am Soc Plant Biol Abstract This study was designed to compare the uptake and distribution of 14 C among fructose, glucose, sucrose, and starch in the cob, pedicel, and endosperm tissues of maize (Zea mays L.) kernels induced to abort by high temperature with those that develop ... Cited by 23 Related articles All 10 versions Cite Save plantphysiol.org [PDF]
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Kernel abortion in maize I. Carbohydrate concentration patterns and acid invertase activity of maize kernels induced to abort in vitro JM Hanft, RJ Jones - Plant physiology, 1986 - Am Soc Plant Biol Abstract Kernels cultured in vitro were induced to abort by high temperature (35 C) and by culturing six kernels/cob piece. Aborting kernels failed to enter a linear phase of dry mass accumulation and had a final mass that was less than 6% of nonaborting field-grown ... Cited by 74 Related articles All 7 versions Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] Transforming the U Progress and Impact RH Bruininks - 2011 - conservancy.umn.edu ... 16 2c: Research Awards and Expenditures, 2000–10 ..... 17 3a: University of Minnesota, Statewide Reach ...... Page 5. 5 In large and complex organizations like the University of Minnesota, connections matter. ... Cited by 1 Related articles All 2 versions Cite Save [CITATION] X= Ofast NyX Ph H Wang, RP Hsung, WD Wulff - Tetrahedron Letters, 1845 Cite Save journalofbusiness.org [PDF] Constraints of Management Dynamics of Higher Education in Pakistan HGA Khan, A Sultana - Global Journal of Management And …, 2010 - journalofbusiness.org ... In Carol A. Carrier, W. Andrew Collins, Robert J. Jones. (2000), “Enhancing Student Learning Through Innovative Teaching and Technology Strategies”, A University of Minnesota Proposal to the Bush Foundation. Retrieved on 10-7-06 from ... Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save plantphysiol.org [PDF] Plastid DNA in Developing Maize Endosperm Genome Structure, Methylation, and Transcript Accumulation Patterns AJ McCullough, J Kangasjarvi, BG Gengenbach… - Plant …, 1992 - Am Soc Plant Biol Abstract Amyloplasts in storage organs such as maize (Zea mays L.) endosperm are plastid- derived, nonphotosynthetic, starch-accumulating organelles. This study was initiated to characterize the plastid genome in maize endosperm cells containing differentiated ... Cited by 27 Related articles All 8 versions Cite Save [BOOK] The maize handbook M Freeling, V Walbot - 2013 - books.google.com Page 1. The Maize Handbook Page 2. Springer New York Berlin Heidelberg Barcelona Budapest Hong Kong London Milan Paris Santa Clara Singapore Tokyo Page 3. Michael Freeling Virginia Walbot Editors The Maize Handbook With 120 Illustrations Springer Page 4. ... Cited by 76 Related articles All 5 versions Cite Save More ncjrs.gov [TXT] [TXT] NCJ 166142 J Reno, JC Dwyer, L Robinson, AA General, J Travis - ncjrs.gov ... Program Office, will convene a series of "Executive Sessions on Corrections." A group of
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corrections executives, sentencing experts, policymakers, and researchers will meet periodically over the next few years in seminars organized by the University of Minnesota on the ... Cite Save More [CITATION] New Editors for ASR, CS, and SOE JA Geschwender Related articles All 2 versions Cite Save Comparative study of materials-binding peptide interactions with gold and silver surfaces and nanostructures: a thermodynamic basis for biological selectivity of … JP Palafox-Hernandez, Z Tang, ZE Hughes… - Chemistry of …, 2014 - ACS Publications ... States. § Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and ∥ Department of Chemistry and Institute for Laser Photonics and Biophotonics, University at Buffalo (SUNY), Buffalo, New York 14260, United States, and. ⊥ Department ... Cited by 26 Related articles All 5 versions Cite Save 多举措推进国际化进程全方位加强与中国合作——访美国纽约州立大学奥尔巴尼分校校长 罗伯特· 琼斯 潘雅， 黄喆， 宋琦 - 世界教育信息, 2014 - cqvip.com ... 国际化战略、与中国的合作交流情况、创新人才培养等情况，本刊在该校校长罗伯特· 琼斯（Robert J.Jones）访问华东师范大学之际对其进行了专访。琼斯校长有着超过30年的大学管理经 验。2004 年至2012年,他曾出任明尼苏达大学（University of Minnesota）高级副校长（主管教务 ）一职 ... All 2 versions Cite Save Probing resonance energy transfer and inner filter effects in quantum dot–large metal nanoparticle clusters using a DNA-mediated quench and release mechanism H Han, V Valle, MM Maye - The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 2012 - ACS Publications ... ( 1 ). Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) TEM measurements were performed on a JEOL 2000EX instrument operated at 120 kV with a tungsten filament at the SUNY-ESF, NC Brown Center for Ultrastructure Studies. Particle ... Cited by 15 Related articles All 2 versions Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] Transforming the University: Final Report of the Clinical Sciences Enterprise Task Force B Daniels, DE Powell - 2006 - conservancy.umn.edu ... Bobbi Daniels, MD, Professor, Department of Medicine and Chief Medical Officer, University of Minnesota Physicians ... Clinical and translational research is critical to moving the AHC and the University of Minnesota ahead in sponsored research. ... All 2 versions Cite Save caasports.com [PDF] [PDF] UALBANY VS. DELAWARE HISTORY
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AFCSC Poll - caasports.com ... 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22 UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY 2014 FOOTBALL With three games left in the 2014 regular season, the University at Albany football team hosts the University of Delaware Blue Hens Saturday in a key CAA contest at Bob Ford Field. ... Related articles Cite Save More NAD-dependent shikimate dehydrogenase from mung bean cells in suspension culture K OGAWNA, TN TATEOKA - JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY, 1988 - Springer ... 88:409--41 (1988) Long-term in vitro culture of wheat grains EITAN MILLET and ROBERT J. JONES Department of Plant Genetics, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76 100, Israel (EM); and Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics, University of Minnesota, St. ... All 2 versions Cite Save KENTUCKY ASS CONSCIENCE - search.proquest.com Page 1. KENTUCKY THINK SPRING! Our brightest suggestions for i next season's courses Interested in classroom adoption? Instructors considering a book for classroom adoption may request an examination copy by writing ... Reductant and sequence effects on the morphology and catalytic activity of peptide- capped Au nanoparticles BD Briggs, Y Li, MT Swihart… - ACS applied materials & …, 2015 - ACS Publications ... Drive, Coral Gables, Florida 33146, United States. ‡ Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, University at Buffalo (SUNY), Buffalo, New York 14260, United States. ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces , 2015, 7 (16), pp 8843 ... Cited by 6 Related articles All 5 versions Cite Save Modified internucleoside linkages having one nitrogen and two carbon atoms M Matteucci, RJ Jones, J Munger - US Patent 5,596,086, 1997 - Google Patents Oligonucleotide analogs are disclosed wherein one or more phosphodiester linkages between adjacent nucleotides are replaced by a backbone linkage resistant to nucleases. The modified oligonucleotides are capable of strong hybridization to target RNA or DNA. Cited by 246 Related articles All 2 versions Cite Save caasports.com [PDF] [PDF] UALBANY VS. COLGATE HISTORY LTVS COLGATE - caasports.com ... 15 Nov. 22 UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY 2014 FOOTBALL ... THE COACH: Greg Gattuso, a former head coach at Duquesne Univer- sity and assistant head coach at both Pittsburgh and Maryland, was named the University at Albany's head football coach in December of 2013. ... Related articles Cite Save More caasports.com [PDF] [PDF] UALBANY VS. UNH HISTORY LTIN DURHAM - caasports.com ... 24-17 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22 UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY 2014 FOOTBALL A streak is guaranteed to end Saturday when the No. 23 ranked University at Albany football team travels to take on No. 2 New Hampshire ...
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PS Rogers - Journal of business and technical communication, 1994 - jbt.sagepub.com Page 1. Journal of Business and Technical Communication http://jbt.sagepub.com/ Analytic Measures for Evaluating Managerial Writing PRISCILLA S. ROGERS Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1994 8: 380 ... Cited by 15 Related articles All 5 versions Cite Save More umn.edu [PDF] Transforming the University: Final Report of the Knowledge Management Technology Task Force D Olson, L Perkowski - 2006 - conservancy.umn.edu ... The Academic Health Center is uniquely positioned to develop an innovative and exemplary knowledge management system for the University of Minnesota. We have the means and opportunity to provide national and global leadership in this area. ... All 2 versions Cite Save bushfoundation.org [PDF] [PDF] Lessons Learned: The Bush Foundation DR Powell - bushfoundation.org Page 1. By Douglas R. Powell Consultant to the Bush Foundation Lessons Learned: The Bush Foundation Infant/Toddler Development Program Turns 10 Page 2. The Bush Foundation's purpose is to make grants that strengthen vital leadership and vibrant communities. ... Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save More umn.edu [PDF] Transforming the University Recommendations of the Systemwide Task Force on Diversity L Mendoza, A Taylor, D Weissbrodt - 2005 - conservancy.umn.edu ... James Morales, Associate Vice Chancellor, Student Services, University of Minnesota Morris KK Sinha, Professor, Department of Operations & Management Sciences, Carlson School of Management Noobtsaa Philip Vang, Student, Institute of Technology Karen Zentner Bacig ... All 2 versions Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] [PDF] Alumni with a Passion for Policy DF Indian, CC Justice - 2003 - lawweb3-vm.law.umn.edu ... DESIGNER Jennifer Kaplan, Red Lime, LLC The Law Alumni News magazine is published twice a year, by the University of Minnesota Law School Office of Alumni Relations. ... Gilyard is a Minneapolis-based freelance writer and a 1992 graduate of the University of Minnesota. ... Related articles All 5 versions Cite Save More Insurance Coverage for Child Sexual Abuse After JC Penney Casualty Insurance Co. v. MK M Sanchez - Sw. UL Rev., 1992 - HeinOnline
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... In one study, researchers from Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and State University of New York at Buffalo interviewed seventy-two girls, ages five and seven, about routine medical examina- tions the girls had received."o Half of the girls were given full examina- tions, including ... Cited by 4 Related articles Cite Save ed.gov [PDF] Analytic Measures for Evaluating Managerial Writing. Working Paper 647. Revised. PS Rogers - 1993 - ERIC Page 1. DOCUMENT RESUME ED 353 579 CS 213 622 AUTHOR Rogers, Priscilla S. TITLE Analytic Measures for Evaluating Managerial Writing. Working Paper 647. Revised. INSTITUTION Michigan Univ., Ann Arbor. School of Business Administration. ... Related articles Cite Save campbellcollaboration.org [PDF] The effectiveness of incarceration-based drug treatment on criminal behavior: A systematic review Mitchell, D MacKenzie… - Campbell Systematic …, 2012 - search.proquest.com ... 165-78 in Clinical Assessment and Substance Abuse Treatment: The Target Cities Experience, Editors Richard C. Stephens, Christy K. Scott, and Randolph D. Muck. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press. French, Michael T, Fang, Hai, & Fretz, Ralph. 2010. ... Cited by 71 Related articles All 16 versions Cite Save umn.edu [PDF] Transforming the University: Final Report of the AHC Task Force on Health Professional Workforce BF Brandt, L Ling - 2006 - conservancy.umn.edu ... The University of Minnesota Academic Health Center (AHC) is one of a small number of land-grant universities with six health professions schools in one institution: School of Dentistry, Medical School, School of Nursing, College of Pharmacy, School of Public Health, and ... Related articles All 2 versions Cite Save wiley.com [PDF] The college board vocabulary study HM Breland, RJ Jones, L Jenkins… - ETS Research …, 1994 - Wiley Online Library ABSTRACT This study was conducted to provide an up-to-date source of word frequency information based on the kinds of reading materials to which high school and first-year college students are exposed. It began with a comprehensive listing of reading materials Cited by 37 Related articles All 3 versions Cite Save More ed.gov [PDF] The College Board Vocabulary Study. College Board Report No. 94-4. HM Breland - 1994 - ERIC Page 1. ED 382 928 AUTHOR TITLE INSTITUTION REPORT NO PUB DATE NOTE AVAILABLE FROM PUB TYPE EDRS PRICE DESCRIPTORS IDENTIFIERS ABSTRACT DOCUMENT RESUME CS 012 139 Breland, Hunter ...
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1. SCCC GRADUATES RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS Times Union , 20 May 2016, 181 words, (English) SCHENECTADY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Date: Thursday, May 19, 2016 at 2 p.m.
2. 500 graduate from SCCC 46th commencement ceremony held at Proctors The Daily Gazette , 20 May 2016, 426 words, (English) Family and friends shuffled past each other as they jockeyed for a prime spot on the balcony inside Proctors. Peering down to the stage, they steadied their phones and snapped a shot as their sibling or child entered the next phase of their
3. SCHUMER DREAM WITHIN REACH Times Union , 16 May 2016, 945 words, (English) Washington, D.C. When Sen. Charles Schumer quickly wrapped up enough pledges last year to succeed retiring Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., as Senate Democratic leader, the idea of Democrats retaking the Senate seemed a bridge too far.
4. | UAlbany awards more than 2,200 bachelor's degrees The Daily Gazette , 16 May 2016, 832 words, (English) Cristian Palma said getting an education at the University at Albany was the greatest investment in his life. Palma was chosen as the keynote speaker at UAlbany's undergraduate commencement ceremony on Sunday morning. He said while in high
5. How the Capital Region will compete in the state money games this year Albany Business Review , 10 May 2016, 540 words, (English) After losing out on $500 million in state money, the Capital Region will use some of its same strategies to compete in this year's economic development games.
6. COLLEGES LIST GRADUATION SPEAKERS Times Union , 8 May 2016, 729 words, (English) Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker and pianist Emanuel Ax are among the speakers at this year's college and university commencement ceremonies in the Capital Region.
7. COLLEGES LIST GRADUATION SPEAKERS Times Union , 3 May 2016, 728 words, (English) Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker and pianist Emanuel Ax are among the speakers at this year's college and university commencement ceremonies in the Capital Region.
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8. $10M FOR MINORITY HEALTH Times Union , 28 April 2016, 410 words, (English) Albany A $10 million federal grant will enable the University at Albany to train and hire researchers working to reduce health disparities in minority communities, school officials announced Wednesday.
9. UAlbany gets $10M grant Funds to foster health disparities research The Daily Gazette , 28 April 2016, 586 words, (English) The University at Albany aims to diversify its graduate faculty and student population and focus increased attention on health disparities research with the help of a $10 million federal grant.
10. UAlbany receives $10 million grant from National Institutes of Health Albany Business Review Online , 27 April 2016, 201 words, (English) The National Institutes of Health has awarded the University at Albany a $10 million grant. It is the largest grant the university has received from the NIH.
11. Governor Dayton Appoints James C. Burroughs II as Chief Inclusion Officer for the State of Minnesota ForeignAffairs.co.nz , 8 April 2016, 1157 words, (English) MIL OSI - Source: US State of Minnesota - Press Release/Statement: Headline: Governor Dayton Appoints James C. Burroughs II as Chief Inclusion Officer for the State of Minnesota
12. Competition for $10 million downtown investment opens Albany Business Review Online , 8 April 2016, 312 words, (English) One of the Albany region's downtowns will get $10 million to invest as part of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's economic development programs. Each regional economic development council will select one downtown to benefit from the $100 million Downtown
13. A SEASON TO SAVOR WITH PRIDE Times Union , 21 March 2016, 877 words, (English) Syracuse When the end arrived, there were no curtain calls. A few tears were shed, but mostly it was a feeling of accomplishment.
14. REVAMP HINGES ON FUNDING Times Union , 12 March 2016, 738 words, (English)
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Albany Excitement over the prospect of adding an engineering school to the University of Albany is tempered by the question of the money available.
15. WOMEN TO SKIP CAMPUS HEARING Times Union , 9 March 2016, 808 words, (English) Albany Attorneys for two of the three University at Albany students charged in a fight on a CDTA bus said their clients will not appear at a scheduled student conduct hearing Wednesday.
16. TUITION COSTS THIN STUDENT RANKS Times Union , 4 March 2016, 609 words, (English) Troy The topic was supposed to be workforce development and how local colleges could contribute.
17. BUS BRAWL CAUGHT ON CAMERA COLLEGE STUDENT NOW FACING CHARGES ABC News: Good Morning America , 3 March 2016, 634 words, (English) GRAPHICS: GOOD MORNING AMERICA GRAPHICS: GMA: MAR 3RD TRUMP, ROMNEY, REPUBLICAN DEBATE TRUMP, ROMNEY CLINTON, SANDERS, EMAIL SCANDAL CLINTON, EMAIL SCANDAL, TRUMP, GOP DEBATE
18. ANOTHER STUDENT BUS TALE REVISED Times Union , 1 March 2016, 759 words, (English) Albany The former University at Albany student widely reported to have left school after being threatened for not intervening in an alleged hate crime on a CDTA bus was never registered at the university this semester, a UAlbany spokesman
19. DOUBTS, DAMAGE AT UALBANY Times Union , 28 February 2016, 567 words, (English) LEADIN: THE ISSUE:
20. UALBANY LEADER ALSO DUPED BY BUS CLAIMS Times Union , 28 February 2016, 912 words, (English) Albany On Tuesday, Robert Jones was triumphantly announcing plans for a new engineering school that's a sign of the University at Albany's growing ambition. Three days later, Jones was sitting in front of a gaggle of news cameras and
21. JONES DEFENDS SPEAKING OUT Times Union , 27 February 2016, 656 words, (English)
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Albany University at Albany President Robert Jones said Friday that he had no reason to initially doubt the allegations of three black students now accused of lying about being the victims of a hate crime on a CDTA bus as it came onto
22. President: Case 'unsettling' UAlbany's Jones addresses CDTA arrests The Daily Gazette , 27 February 2016, 951 words, (English) University at Albany President Robert Jones said alleged false reports by students of a racial attack on a CDTA bus were "very unsettling" and that "we expect our students to tell the truth."
23. COPS : ACCUSERS WERE AGGRESSORS Times Union , 26 February 2016, 1428 words, (English) Albany The shocking allegations of a racially tinged assault at the University at Albany appeared to unravel Thursday as police accused three black students of making the story up and charged the women with assaulting a fellow bus passenger.
24. Heights woman who claimed bias attack faces assault charge Star-Gazette, Elmira , 26 February 2016, 548 words, (English) "The evidence shows that ... these three individuals were not the victims of a crime. Rather, we allege that they are the perpetrators." University Police Department Chief J. Frank Wiley
25. Security experts discuss role of data at forum The Daily Gazette , 26 February 2016, 643 words, (English) Sensors on a probe sent to Mars streams terabytes of information back to earth. Thousands of social media posts help identify danger spots in a natural disaster. Weather gauges across New York predict the threat of floods.
26. UAlbany student from LI who claimed to be victim arrested Newsday , 26 February 2016, 562 words, (English) Two University at Albany students from Long Island who claimed they were the victims of a racially motivated attack last month face assault charges after university police determined the women were the aggressors, officials said Thursday.
27. BUS FIGHT ACCUSERS FACE CHARGES Times Union , 25 February 2016, 576 words, (English) Albany The black female University at Albany students who said they were victims of a racially motivated attack on a CDTA bus will face charges, sources with knowledge of the situation said Wednesday.
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28. DESPITE CHARGES, BUS FIGHT FACTS ARE UNCLEAR Times Union , 25 February 2016, 949 words, (English) Albany My salary and the future of this newspaper depend on eyeballs on our pages and website, so I'll never complain when readers are intensely interested in a story and eager for additional reporting.
29. 200 HEAR VIEWS ON CAMPUS DIVERSITY Times Union , 24 February 2016, 593 words, (English) Albany More than 200 students and faculty met with University at Albany President Robert Jones Tuesday to discuss race relations and diversity on campus as the administration looks into possible violations of the college's code of conduct
30. ENGINEERING COLLEGE SET Times Union , 24 February 2016, 541 words, (English) Albany The University at Albany will seek $20 million from the state to create a new College of Engineering and Applied Sciences to be located at the Schuyler Building near its downtown campus.
31. UALBANY PRESIDENT'S FORMER BAND TO PLAY Times Union , 19 February 2016, 203 words, (English) ALBANY - University at Albany President Robert Jones' former ensemble, Grammy Award-winning Sounds of Blackness, will appear at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27, at Page Hall on the Downtown Campus.
32. PRIVATE STUDENT DORM PLANNED Times Union , 18 February 2016, 731 words, (English) Albany A Maryland developer that broke ground last summer on a four-story student housing project near the University at Albany is hoping to build a second, nearly identical dormitory less than half a mile away on Washington Avenue.
33. CALL FOR CAUTION OVER BUS INCIDENT Times Union , 12 February 2016, 454 words, (English) Albany University at Albany President Robert Jones said Thursday that any student found in violation of the university code of conduct following allegations of a racially motivated assault on three black female university students will be ...
34. 5 Questions on Diversity in Higher Ed M2 Presswire , 11 February 2016, 804 words, (English)
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NC State University — Robert Jones delivers the 2016 Humanities and Social Sciences Diversity Lecture next week. Growing up as the son of a sharecropper in southwest Georgia, Robert Jones learned early on how destructive racism is. Now that ...
35. UALBANY BUS ATTACK STORY ISN'T HOLDING UP Times Union , 9 February 2016, 865 words, (English) Albany The story isn't just falling apart. It's in shambles. Video evidence doesn't show three black students being attacked by a gang of people on a CDTA bus, according to those who have seen it. What's more, accounts from other passengers ...
36. Higher ed up next on New York lawmakers' budget agenda Associated Press Newswires , 3:05, 8 February 2016, 119 words, (English) ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Higher Education spending is next on the agenda for New York lawmakers as they continue work on the 2016-17 state budget.
37. Names that carry weight The News Journal , 7 February 2016, 400 words, (English) A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend, once called Columbus Day, is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day, reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day was abandoned in 2009, when ...
38. Names that carry weight Reno Gazette-Journal , 7 February 2016, 400 words, (English) A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend, once called Columbus Day, is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day, reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day was abandoned in 2009, when ...
39. Names that carry weight Democrat & Chronicle , 7 February 2016, 400 words, (English) A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend, once called Columbus Day, is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day, reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day was abandoned in 2009, when ...
40. Names that carry weight Poughkeepsie Journal , 7 February 2016, 400 words, (English) A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend, once called Columbus Day, is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day, reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day was abandoned in 2009, when ...
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41. Names that carry weight Argus Leader , 7 February 2016, 400 words, (English) A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend, once called Columbus Day, is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day, reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day was abandoned in 2009, when ...
42. Names that carry weight Green Bay Press-Gazette , 7 February 2016, 400 words, (English) A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend, once called Columbus Day, is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day, reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day was abandoned in 2009, when ...
43. Names that carry weight The Post-Crescent , 7 February 2016, 400 words, (English) A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend, once called Columbus Day, is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day, reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day was abandoned in 2009, when ...
44. Names that carry weight Press & Sun-Bulletin, Binghamton , 7 February 2016, 400 words, (English) A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend, once called Columbus Day, is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day, reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day was abandoned in 2009, when ...
45. ON CAMPUS Dayton Daily News , 7 February 2016, 429 words, (English) NAMES THAT CARRY WEIGHT A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend , once called Columbus Day , is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day , reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day ...
46. Names that carry weight Pensacola News Journal , 7 February 2016, 400 words, (English) A faculty vote last week made the change official: Brown University's Fall Weekend, once called Columbus Day, is getting yet another new name: Indigenous People's Day, reports The Brown Daily Herald. Columbus Day was abandoned in 2009, when ...
47. VIDEOS SHED LITTLE CLARITY ON BUS CLAIMS Times Union , 6 February 2016, 1099 words, (English)
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Albany A handful of video recordings of the alleged racial assault on three black University at Albany students last weekend do not clearly show the women being attacked on a bus by a large group including white men, two community leaders ...
48. $184 million UAlbany complex will be located at Harriman campus Albany Business Review Online , 5 February 2016, 160 words, (English) University at Albany's $184 million emerging technology and entrepreneurship complex will be located at the Harriman office campus in Albany.
49. CAMPUS URGED TO WAIT FOR FACTS Times Union , 4 February 2016, 379 words, (English) Albany University at Albany President Robert Jones urged students and faculty to reserve judgment as they await results of an investigation into an alleged race-based assault early Saturday.
50. Video [Transcript]: How to Make Public Engagement a Priority at Research Universities Chronicle of Higher Education , 3 February 2016, 1971 words, (English) Public universities should deepen their engagement with their communities and make those partnerships part of their core academic missions, says Robert J. Jones, president of the University at Albany, part of the State University of New
51. Asha Burwell, University of Albany student from Long Island, claims bias in attack on bus Newsday , 3 February 2016, 518 words, (English) A University of Albany student from Long Island is at the center of what she describes as a racially motivated attack by her white peers, which is being investigated by state campus police.
52. Three black Albany college students report racial assault The Post-Standard , 1 February 2016, 220 words, (English) Three black female college students say they were physically assaulted Saturday by a group of white men and women during a racially motivated attack aboard a city bus in Albany.
53. 3 black New York college students claim bias assault on bus U-Wire , 30 January 2016, 148 words, (English) Columbia College ; Chicago , IL - news By ALBANY, N.Y. — Officials in Albany are investigating after three black female college students say a group of white men and women harassed them aboard a city bus.
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54. 3 black New York college students claim bias assault on bus Associated Press Newswires , 16:31, 30 January 2016, 137 words, (English) ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Officials in Albany are investigating after three black female college students say a group of white men and women harassed them aboard a city bus.
55. UAlbany in early stages of major comprehensive funding campaign Albany Business Review Online , 14 January 2016, 358 words, (English) University at Albany is in the first phase of a major fundraising campaign that has a working goal of upward of $125 million. The early stages of the comprehensive campaign are underway as UAlbany heads into the final stretch of its best ...
56. SUNY Albany President to Give Diversity Lecture at NC State M2 Presswire , 6 January 2016, 167 words, (English) What: Dr. Robert Jones, president of the State University of New York at Albany, will give the NC State College of Humanities and Social Sciences’s Diversity Lecture on Feb. 17. Jones’s presentation is titled “Institutional Culture Change ...
57. NJ Senate Confirms 16 Judicial Nominations The Legal Intelligencer , 21 December 2015, 1522 words, (English) The New Jersey Senate on Dec. 17 confirmed 10 nominations to the Superior Court and two to the Workers' Compensation Court, as well as approving four sitting trial judges for tenure.
58. NJ Senate Confirms 16 Judicial Nominations New Jersey Law Journal , 21 December 2015, 1437 words, (English) The New Jersey Senate on Dec. 17 confirmed 10 nominations to the Superior Court and two to the Workers' Compensation Court, as well as approving four sitting trial judges for tenure.
59. LEADERSHIP QUALITIES NOT FOUND IN ALL Times Union , 19 December 2015, 841 words, (English) Great leaders can emerge in unlikely circumstances, or from adversity. They're often people who have had to pick themselves up off the canvas, or overcome personal hurdles.
60. We lost. Now what? Albany Business Review , 18 December 2015, 1433 words, (English)
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Albany has its $12 billion GlobalFoundries computer chip plant, the $24 billion SUNY Polytechnic Institute and one of the lowest unemployment rates in the state.
61. Partnerships again center of higher education conversation Albany Business Review Online , 18 December 2015, 272 words, (English) Union Graduate College and Clarkson University merge in early 2016, creating Clarkson University's Capital Region campus in Schenectady. The final step in the merger comes more than a year after leaders at both Union Graduate College and ...
62. Christie Pushes 12 New Judges, Nominates Four For Tenure New Jersey Law Journal , 14 December 2015, 1474 words, (English) New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Dec. 7 made 10 nominations to the Superior Court and two to the Workers' Compensation Court, and nominated four sitting trial judges for tenure.
63. $98.1M TO BOOST REGION GROWTH Times Union , 11 December 2015, 754 words, (English) Albany Though a coveted $500 million prize in the Upstate Revitalization Initiative eluded them, Capital Region economic development boosters on Thursday celebrated the $98.1 million commitment from the state to fund 114 diverse projects ...
64. Biomedical research alliance gets state funding Albany Business Review Online , 11 December 2015, 251 words, (English) A collaboration of the area's leading education institutions and a state lab is getting $2.25 million in state funds. The award is part of the Albany region's $98.1 million in state economic development funding, announced Thursday.
65. Area loses out on top prize but still comes up winner The Daily Gazette , 11 December 2015, 1302 words, (English) The Capital Region and the Mohawk Valley were not among the top award winners at the annual Regional Economic Development Council awards, but both took home about $100 million.
66. Research funds: Building block for brainpower Albany Business Review , 4 December 2015, 1853 words, (English) Karl Rethemeyer, interim dean of Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy at University at Albany, understands what it's like to be an entrepreneur.
67. New vice president position created at UAlbany Albany Business Review Online
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, 2 December 2015, 149 words, (English) A new vice president position has been created at University at Albany. Simeon Ananou begins in February as vice president for information and technology services and chief information officer. The CIO position already existed at UAlbany, ...
68. Paul Vandenburgh is the president/general manager of Talk1300AM Times Union , 22 November 2015, 2523 words, (English) Paul Vandenburgh is the president/general manager of Talk1300AM false grew up in the projects of North Troy, in Corliss Park. I hate using the word "poor," but we didn't have a lot. I had six brothers and sisters. It was my mother raising ...
69. International student enrollment grows at Albany area universities Albany Business Review Online , 16 November 2015, 360 words, (English) International student enrollments at University at Albany and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute continue to grow. The number of international students enrolled at each school significantly increased over the past five years. At UAlbany, 1,888 ...
70. SUNY FUND PROGRAM UNDER FIRE Times Union , 14 November 2015, 648 words, (English) Albany The president of a union representing State University of New York faculty is calling on SUNY to drop a new program, saying it pits campuses against each other in the same "Hunger Games-style" that Gov. Andrew Cuomo uses to award ...
71. Reuters WeekAhead/Tuesday Reuters Washington Daybook Report , 16:06, 13 November 2015, 9202 words, (English) THE REUTERS DIARY FOR THE WEEK AHEAD Tuesday, November 17, 2015 ----- PRESIDENT OBAMA'S SCHEDULE (early schedule) In Manila, Philippines (all times are local) TBA: ...
72. A place in a competitive market Albany Business Review , 13 November 2015, 527 words, (English) Higher education is at a crossroads. Increased global competition and demands from both students and businesses have colleges scrambling to make their programs well- rounded and appealing — and not leave students buried under debt after ...
73. President Jones gives 2015 State of the University address U-Wire , 9 November 2015, 467 words, (English) SUNY at Albany ; Albany, NY - news By By Tomas Gomez 11/3/2015 University at Albany President Robert Jones delivered his fall 2015 State of the University address Tuesday. The president spent the hour highlighting the university’s achievements ...
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74. Robert Jones has a 'blueprint for moving the university forward' Albany Business Review , 6 November 2015, 827 words, (English) Robert Jones' goal as UAlbany president is to build a university that's attractive to high school graduates across the state. "We really want to move this place back to the point it was a few decades ago, where University at Albany was at ...
75. Achievers event ends with UAlbany surprise announcement Albany Business Review Online , 6 November 2015, 374 words, (English) The Achievers dinner and awards presentation last night ended with an announcement: University at Albany will give a boy who City Mission of Schenectady took in last year a full-tuition scholarship.
76. GUEST VIEW; Ending loan program harms those in need Daily Messenger , 5 November 2015, 540 words, (English) With the price of college going up, with the burden of college loans weighing down recent graduates and with a college degree often making the difference between getting a job and not getting one, this would seem to be the wrong time to ...
77. 2015 Achievers to be honored tonight Albany Business Review Online , 5 November 2015, 208 words, (English) We celebrate our 2015 Achievers tonight with a high-profile dinner. Our special publication will be released at the event this evening and will appear in print and online tomorrow.
78. From finding talent to changing course, the 2015 Achievers have lessons to share Albany Business Review Online , 3 November 2015, 1310 words, (English) The 2015 class of Achievers winners will be honored Thursday at an evening event in Troy. Our Achievers awards have a more than 30-year history, honoring some of the biggest names and greatest innovators in the region.
79. SCHUMER: CONGRESS HAS UNWISELY ALLOWED CRITICAL FED STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM TO EXPIRE; WITHOUT RENEWAL OF PERKINS LOAN PROGRAM, CAPITAL REGIO... Congressional Documents and Publications , 2 November 2015, 1500 words, (English) Standing at the University at Albany, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer today called on his Senate colleagues to immediately reauthorize and extend the Federal Perkins Loan program. Schumer said in a time when college costs are skyrocketing ...
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80. SCHUMER STUMPS FOR STUDENT LOANS Times Union , 2 November 2015, 557 words, (English) Albany U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer will be in Albany Monday to push for his colleagues in the Senate to extend a recently expired federal loan program that serves the nation's neediest students.
81. Banks, hospitals and chip plant layoffs highlight big week in Albany Albany Business Review Online , 2 November 2015, 387 words, (English) KeyCorp's plan to acquire First Niagara Financial Group highlighted a busy week in Albany, New York area business news. The Cleveland bank announced Friday that it plans to purchase Buffalo-based First Niagara for $4.1 billion, creating the ...
82. Programs, physical location under development for University at Albany engineering school Albany Business Review Online , 30 October 2015, 329 words, (English) Robert Jones, president of University at Albany, will locate the university's growing engineering college at an unused building on the downtown campus.
83. 20,000 STUDENTS BY '20 THE NEW GOAL Times Union , 28 October 2015, 772 words, (English) Albany Nearly seven months after University at Albany President Robert Jones called declining enrollment the college's most significant threat, he used his fall State of the University address to set an ambitious goal: 20,000 students by ...
84. UAlbany president advancing largest academic expansion in 50 years Albany Business Review Online , 28 October 2015, 205 words, (English) Robert Jones is advancing the largest academic expansion in 50 years at the University at Albany. The UAlbany president identified some academic areas the university will focus on growing during a university-wide address Tuesday afternoon.
85. COMMUNITY NEWS The Evening Telegram , 26 October 2015, 625 words, (English) OHIO Snowmobile safety course offered The Ohio Ridge Riders Club is hosting a snowmobile safety course for youth. The course will take place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday Nov. 14 at the Town of Ohio Recreation Hall at 140 Nellis Road.
86. CASH READY BUT PROJECTS LAG Times Union , 25 October 2015, 2326 words, (English)
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In September, a warehouse near Quackenbush Square in Albany caught fire, resulting in the demolition of three dilapidated structures on the site off Spencer Street.
87. Here's everyone who contributed to hire a consultant to craft the Albany region's economic development plan Albany Business Review Online , 22 October 2015, 732 words, (English) Who helped hire a consultant to write a plan business leaders hope will rake in $500 million from a state money competition? The list reads like a who's who of the movers and shakers in the Albany area. People and business with a vested ...
88. COMMUNITY NEWS The Evening Telegram , 21 October 2015, 1078 words, (English) HERKIMER College to host open house Herkimer County Community College is hosting its fall open house from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31. Students and families will have the opportunity to meet the faculty, explore the campus, learn ...
89. Community News The Evening Telegram , 20 October 2015, 1449 words, (English) UTICA Center for Family Life and Recovery receives funding for Family Peer Recovery Program Center for Family Life and Recovery recently received funding from M&T Foundation and Good News Foundation to begin a family peer recovery ...
90. Region's economic development council presents funding proposals to state panel Albany Business Review Online , 20 October 2015, 439 words, (English) Members of the Capital Region Economic Development Council presented proposals for economic development funding to a state panel Tuesday afternoon.
91. Community News The Evening Telegram , 19 October 2015, 1672 words, (English) UTICA Call for all vendors Vendors are needed for the West Utica OktoberFarmFest, a celebration of fall, and its food harvest. The event will take place from noon to 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, at 809 Court St., across from the F.X. Matt ...
92. Community News The Evening Telegram , 17 October 2015, 2133 words, (English) UTICA Open auditions for upcoming musical The M. Proctor Theatre Guild of Grace Church is conducting open auditions for the Tony Award nominated musical “Xanadu." The show is being directed by Peter Loftus.
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93. Community News The Evening Telegram , 16 October 2015, 2684 words, (English) HERKIMER Donations sought for ‘Trash and Treasure Sale' Helping Animals Live Organization seeks donations for its annual “Fall Trash and Treasure Sale."
94. Robert Jones' newest focus for UAlbany Albany Business Review Online , 15 October 2015, 299 words, (English) University at Albany president Robert Jones has added an additional priority to the four he's outlined as top focuses to move the 17,000-student school forward.
95. Members committed to supporting interdisciplinary biomedical research effort, leaders say Albany Business Review Online , 5 October 2015, 401 words, (English) An Albany regional effort to increase cross-institutional collaboration on biomedical research projects should be supported even if the state does not provide the requested funding, leaders of two member institutions said.
96. How to attract students globally Albany Business Review , 2 October 2015, 503 words, (English) Alicia Ouellette, dean of Albany Law School, would like to recruit international students to the oldest law school in the U.S. In the past, the school lacked resources to support these students. A new affiliation with University at Albany ...
97. UAlbany pursues retention strategies to boost enrollment Albany Business Review Online , 1 October 2015, 339 words, (English) Efforts are underway at University at Albany to increase the number of students who return for a second year. Currently, the retention rate of students entering a second year is 80.7 percent, says James Stellar, university provost. The goal ...
98. STATE BRIEFS Times Union , 29 September 2015, 504 words, (English) UAlbany, Albany Law to announce partnership ALBANY -- Top officials of Albany Law School and the University at Albany are set on Tuesday to announce details of a long- discussed partnership between the two schools.
99. Albany Law, UAlbany reach affiliation agreement Albany Business Review Online , 29 September 2015, 249 words, (English) Leaders at Albany Law School and University at Albany have reached an affiliation agreement. Discussions about an affiliation have been ongoing for more than a year.
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100. Albany Business Review announces its Achievers for 2015 Albany Business Review Online , 22 September 2015, 317 words, (English) Robert Curley, one of the most accomplished bankers of his generation, is Albany Business Review's Executive of the Year. The Executive of the Year Award is part of the annual Achievers recognition program that goes back to 1983.
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