FACULTY EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY

Transcription

FACULTY EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY
FACULTY EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY
AREA
CAS
CAS
CAS
NAME
Anemone, Robert
Applegarth, Risa
Bramwell, Allison
CAS
CAS
CAS
Cervenak. Sarah
Croatt, Mitch
Cuda, Anthony
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
Debbage, Keith
Eddington, Kari
Eger, Asa
Fernos, Talia
Filene, Benjamin
Grieve, Gregory
Holian, Dave
Huebner, Daniel
Kalcounis-Rüppell, Matina
Kirchoff, Bruce
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
Kriger, Colleen
Krueger, Derek
Kwapil, Tom
LeGreco, Marianne
Levenstein, Lisa
Lewis, Thomas
Marcovitch, Stuart
McFadden, Cybelle
Murphy, Art
Nash, Donna
Oberlies, Nick
CAS
CAS
CAS
Parker, Michael
Prysby, Charles
Rifkin, Mark
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
Roderick, David
Rogers, Eugene
Rowell, Jonathan
Rychtar, Jan
CAS
CAS
Shivaji, Ratnasingham
Silvia, Paul
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
CAS
Smyth, Clifford
Soles, Jeff
Tsui, Tsz-Ki (Martin)
Villella, Peter
Wasserberg, Gideon
CAS
CAS
Zarecki, Jon
Zhang, Haimeng
(2013-2014 Qualifying Contributions)
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Rhetoric in American Anthropology: Gender, Genre, and Science. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2014
- Co-editor with Neil Bradford, Governing Urban Economies: Innovation and Inclusion in Canadian City-Regions. Toronto: University of Toronto Press (2014)
- Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada grant for Creating Digital Opportunity
Wandering: Philosophical Performances of Racial and Sexual Freedom. Duke University Press
CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation for Generation of Cyanocarbenes from Alkynes and Azides
Coeditor with Ronald Schuchard of The Complete Prose of T. S. Eliot, The Critical Edition. Vol. II: The Perfect Critic: 1919-1926. London and Baltimore: Faber & Faber and Johns Hopkins University
Press, 2014
Ten years of preparing Greensboro’s State of the City Report
Co-PI, National Institute of Mental Health award for Anhedonia and Cardiac Autonomic Effort Deficits in MDD in the Lab and Daily Life
The Islamic-Byzantine Frontier: Interaction and Exchange among Muslim and Christian Communities (I.B. Tauris Press)
National Science Foundation grant for Rigidity of isometric Hilbert space actions using the tool of low dimensional cohomology
Museums for America grant from the Institute for Museums and Library Services
(co-editor), Playing with Religion and Digital Games (Indiana University Press, 2014)
Candidate Character Traits in Presidential Elections, Routledge (2014), with C. Prysby
Becoming Mead: The Social Process of Academic Knowledge. Chicago: University of Chicago Press
National Science Foundation award for Social context and functions of testosterone pulses in wild California mice
-2014 UNC Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching
-2014 Charles Edwin Bessey Teaching Award, Botanical Society of America
National Humanities Center Fellowship
Liturgical Subjects: Christian Ritual, Biblical Narrative, and the Formation of the Self in Byzantium. (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2014)
Co-PI, National Institute of Mental Health award for Anhedonia and Cardiac Autonomic Effort Deficits in MDD in the Lab and Daily Life
National Communication Association's Service Engagement Award, November, 2014
National Humanities Center Fellowship
Project NExT fellowship (New Experiences in Teaching) from the Mathematical Association of America
Guest Co-Editor, Special Edition of Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, titled The Development of Prospective Memory in Childhood
Gendered Frames, Embodied Cameras: Varda, Akerman, Cabrera, Calle, and Maïwenn, Fairleigh Dickison Press.
Fulbright Research Award
National Science Foundation award for Wari Empire in Pre-Columbian Peru.
-Junior Research Excellence Awards
-Co-PI, Program Project award (PO1) from the National Cancer Institute for Discovery of Anticancer Agents of Diverse Natural Origin
All I Have In This World: A Novel. Chapel Hill: Algonquin Books, 2014
Candidate Character Traits in Presidential Elections, Routledge (2014), with D. Holian
- President of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association
- Settler Common Sense: Queerness and Everyday Colonialism in the American Renaissance. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2014
A collection of poems: The Americans. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2014
Senior Research Excellence Awards
-National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduate (REU) site grant for Mathematical Biology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro , with J. Rychtar
-National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduate (REU) site grant for Mathematical Biology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, with J. Rowell
-Simons Foundation Grant for Game-theoretical models in biology
Simons Foundation Grant for The Analysis of nonlinear eigenvalue problems and applications
-Write It Up: Practical Strategies for Writing and Publishing Journal Articles, American Psychological Association
- PI National Institute of Mental Health award for Anhedonia and Cardiac Autonomic Effort Deficits in MDD in the Lab and Daily Life
National Security Agency grant for Correlation Inequalities
Mochlos III, The Hellenistic Period, The Beam-Press Building, Philadelphia 2014
National Science Foundation award for Ecosystem Studies Program - studies of methylmercury in forest ecosystems
Scholarly Editions and Translations grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities
- US Department of Defense award for studies of sex pheromones in the Andean sand fly
- Israeli Ministry of Health Award for studies of control of sand flies
Cicero's Ideal Statesman in Theory and Practice, Bloomsbury Academic, 2014
National Foundation grant for The statistical analysis of global-scale processes and phenomena.
BRYAN
Acquaah, Moses
BRYAN
Amoako-Gyampah, Kwasi
BRYAN
Boles, James
BRYAN
Buttner, Holly
BRYAN
Canziani, Bonnie
BRYAN
Hodges, Nancy
BRYAN
Hsieh, Jerrie
BRYAN
Iyer, Lakshmi
BRYAN
Iyer, Venkat
BRYAN
James, Channelle
BRYAN
Jin, Byoungho
BRYAN
Kshetr, Nir
BRYAN
Link, Al
-Invitation to deliver inter/national named lecture. Keynote Speaker, Open University of The Netherlands Fourth International PhD Conference on "Africa and the World: Research in an
Emerging Global Context" (Oct. 2014).
- Principal Investigators on major research grant or receipt of multi-year career development award. Awarded (250,000 South African Rand (ZAR) equivalent to about US$22,700) with Kwasi
Amoako-Gyampah (ISSCM) by The Network for Business Sustainability South Africa (NBS:SA), Gordon Institute of Business Science, University of Pretoria on "A Systematic Review of Measuring
and Valuing Social Capital for Business Decision-Making and Reporting" (Sept. 2014) with Kwasi Amoako-Gyampah
-Selection as visiting writer, scholar, or artist in residence at inter/national venue.
Selected as Carnegie African Diaspora Fellow by the Institute of International Education to assist the Ghana Institute of Management & Public Administration in Operations Management curriculum
development and to mentor faculty and graduate students in research (2014) with Moses Acquaah, Management
- Principal Investigators on major research grant or receipt of multi-year career development award. Awarded (250,000 South African Rand (ZAR) equivalent to about US$22,700) with by
The Network for Business Sustainability South Africa (NBS:SA), Gordon Institute of Business Science, University of Pretoria on "A Systematic Review of Measuring and Valuing Social Capital for
Business Decision-Making and Reporting" (Sept. 2014).
Receipt of major career award (e.g., Distinguished Scientific Contribution, Lifetime Achievement Award). 2014 Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Marketing Association's Sales
Special Interest Group (comprised by academic researchers in area of sales management.
Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper. (2014). A Global Analysis of the Impact of Family Business Failure, Allocentrism, and Minority
Membership on Entrepreneurial Outcome Expectations. Paper accepted and selected for Best Empirical Paper Runner-up Award (announced 2014, to be given at 2015 USASBE conference),
Tampa, FL., with E. Memili and C. James
-Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper.
Best Paper Award in Teaching Track. “Student Consulting and Critical Thinking: Monitoring the Use of Judgment Heuristics,” Annual Conference of the Small Business Institute®, Las Vegas, NV
(2/2014)
Best Paper Runner-up Award.
-A Conceptual Framework for Entrepreneurial Responses to Neo-Luxury Services Consumers” 7th International Conference on Services Management, Macau, China (12/2014), with K.
Watchravesringkan and J. Yurchisin.
- Li, J. (NCSU), Canziani, B. and J. Hsieh (2014). “An Exploratory Study of U.S and Chinese Perceptions of Simulated U.S. Courtesy” by, 7th International Conference on Services Management,
Macau, China (12/2014).
Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper. Paper-of-Distinction Award. Developing Curriculum to Foster Students' Entrepreneurial
Knowledge and Small Business Skills from a Global Perspective: A Report on Project Products, Results, and Outcomes. International Textile and Apparel Association annual meeting, Charlotte, NC
(11/2014) with J. Yurchisin and K. Watchravesringkan
Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper. Best Paper Runner-up Award. Li, J. (NCSU), Canziani, B. and J. Hsieh (2014). “An Exploratory
Study of U.S and Chinese Perceptions of Simulated U.S. Courtesy” by, 7th International Conference on Services Management, Macau, China (12/2014).
Appointment to inter/national council or advisory board.
- President of Global Information Technology Management Association (GITMA) and international organization for global IT. (2014-15).
- National Center of Women in IT (NCWIT) Academic Alliance Executive Committee Member. NCWIT has over 1500 members from workforce and academics. (2014-15)
Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper.
-research report titled "Job Satisfaction for Internal Auditors: How to Retain Top Talent" published by Institute of Internal Auditors (10/2014). A comprehensive research report (monograph) based on
survey (1600 internal auditors), provides several key findings. Collectively, report (and findings) mentioned extensively in journals and outlets that cater to all types of accounting professionals
worldwide. Link: http://www.theiia.org/bookstore/product/job-satisfaction-for-internal-auditors-how-to-retain-top-talent-download-pdf-1871.cfm
1. Article based on report became feature (and cover) story in Your Career Compass magazine (published by IIA)—mailed with Internal Auditor magazine and Your Career Compass eNewsletter to
IIA membership of 180,000+ members in 190 countries.
2. Summary of report appeared in Journal of Accountancy (published by AICPA): http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/News/201411387.htm.
3. Article also referenced by CGMA (Chartered Global Management Accountant) in their magazine www.cgma.org/MAGAZINE/NEWS/PAGES/201411387.ASPX (11/18/2014).
4. Became one of main articles on accounting web (11/2014): http://www.accountingweb.com/article/bramwell%E2%80%99s-lunch-beat-gasb-ready-tackle-lease-accounting-governments/224138
5. Widely read Accounting Today magazine ran story with summary of report along with statement from Richard Chambers (President/CEO, IIA) who spoke about report/findings.
Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper. Memili, E., James, C., Fang, H.C., & H. Buttner (2014). A Global Analysis of the Impact of Family
Business Failure, Allocentrism, and Minority Membership on Entrepreneurial Outcome Expectations. Paper accepted and selected for Best Empirical Paper Runner-up Award (announced 2014, to
be given at 2015 USASBE conference), Tampa, FL., with E. Memili and H. Buttner
-Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper. Paper-of-Distinction Award. Woo, H. (CARS PhD student) and B. Jin (2014). The Effects of
Apparel Brands' Corporate Social Responsibility Practices on Brand Equity Moderated by Culture. International Textile and Apparel Association annual meeting, Charlotte, NC (11/2014)
-Appointment to inter/national council or advisory board. Advisory board member for The Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Seoul, Korea (2014).
Publication of an authored/co-authored/edited book by established academic/trade press. Global Entrepreneurship: Environment and Strategy (2014), New York: Routledge (selected as
Outstanding Academic Title by Choice magazine).
-Publication of an authored/co-authored/edited book by established academic/trade press. Recent Developments in the Economics of Science and Innovation (edited with C. Antonelli) (2014),
London: Edward Elgar.
- Selection as visiting writer, scholar, or artist in residence at inter/national venue. Received 2014 grant from Kauffman Foundation to organize conference of international scholars on broad
topic of nascent entrepreneurship. This led to co-sponsorship from the National Research Council of the National Academies. NRC will host the conference at the National Academy of Sciences in
DC in June (2015) with many staffers from Capitol Hill and OSTP expected to be in attendance.
BRYAN
Memili, Esra
BRYAN
Min, Seoha
BRYAN
BRYAN
Palvia, Prashant
Van Hasselt, Martijn
BRYAN
Watchravesringkan, Kittichai
BRYAN
Welsh, Dianne
BRYAN
Yurchisin, Jennifer
HHS
HHS
Baker, Stephanie
Beverly, Lee
- Invitation to deliver inter/national named lecture. Proposed to OECD Director to host world conference on “Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Enterprise Dynamics”—conference was funded
(2014) by the European Commission. Dr. Link co-organized event at OECD (12/2014), involving international/multi-disciplinary group of leading scholars who addressed assemblage of OECD
Working Party on Industry Analysis/ European Commission Institute on Technological Studies. Dr. Link was invited to deliver Keynote Address on the topic of ideation.
- Appointment to inter/national council or advisory board. Appointed to Advisory Panel of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for the study of economic development
strategies for the International Space Station (2014).
Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper.
- Memili, E., Misra, K., Chang, E.P.C., & J.J. Chrisman (2014). The propensity to use non-family managers’ incentive compensation in small and medium size family firms. Journal of Family
Business Management, Special Issue, 3(1): 62-80.
Paper selected as the Outstanding Paper of 2013 and award provided by Journal of Family Business Management in 2014.
- Fang, H.C., Memili, E., Chrisman, J.J., & A. De Massis (2014). The Prevalence of Small-to-Medium Size Family-Owned Firms and Economic Growth: A Panel Data Analysis. Paper presented and
selected for USASBE 2014 Best Entrepreneurship and Public Policy Paper Award at USASBE 2014 conference, Fort Worth
-Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper. Paper presented and selected for USASBE 2014 Best Family Business Paper Award at USASBE 2014
conference, Fort Worth, TX. Fang, H.C., Memili, E., & D. Welsh (2014). A Longitudinal Analysis of the Innovation Process in Publicly-Traded Family Firms, with D. Welsh, MEHT
- Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper. (2014). A Global Analysis of the Impact of Family Business Failure, Allocentrism, and Minority
Membership on Entrepreneurial Outcome Expectations. Paper accepted and selected for Best Empirical Paper Runner-up Award (announced 2014, to be given at 2015 USASBE conference),
Tampa, FL., with C. James and H. Buttner
- Artistic/design exhibition that receives inter/national recognitions. Exhibited their work at following international juried exhibit: (2014). Man Ray’s Queen City Dress. 2014 Live Gallery Exhibit,
International Textile and Apparel Association, Charlotte, NC., with J. Yurshisin
Exhibited her work at following international juried exhibit:
- (2014). Spirit of Modern Shaman. 2014 Live Gallery Exhibit, International Textile and Apparel Association, Charlotte, NC.
-(2014). Memories of a flowering moment. 2014 SFTI International Conference and the International Invited Fashion Exhibition 19th, Diliman, Philippine (invited).
-(2014). Larmes. The Original, the 13th Fashion group of Seoul National University Collection, Seoul Art Centre, HanGaram Art Museum, Seoul, Korea (received Korean national press).
Appointment to inter/national council or advisory board. Appointed Executive Advisor for the Global Information Technology Management Association (www.gitma.org) (2014).
Principal Investigator on major research grant or receipt of multi-year career development award. Awarded 2-year ($288,307) NIH Developmental and Exploratory grant (R21) "An Innovative
Method to Account for Non-Adherence in Treatment Evaluation" (2014).
-Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper. Paper-of-Distinction Award. Developing Curriculum to Foster Students' Entrepreneurial
Knowledge and Small Business Skills from a Global Perspective: A Report on Project Products, Results, and Outcomes. International Textile and Apparel Association annual meeting, Charlotte, NC
(11/2014), with N. Hodges and J. Yurchisin
-Best Paper Runner-up Award. A Conceptual Framework for Entrepreneurial Responses to Neo-Luxury Services Consumers” 7th International Conference on Services Management, Macau,
China (12/2014), with B. Canziani and J. Yurchisin
-Named the Fulbright-Hall Distinguished Chair in Entrepreneurship for Central Europe
-Publication of an authored/co-authored/edited book by established academic/trade press. Creative Cross-Disciplinary Entrepreneurship: A Practical Guide for a Campus Wide Program
(12/2014), New York: Palgrave MacMillan.
-Election as fellow/officer in inter/national professional association.
1. Division President, Technology & Innovation Management Division, Academy of Management (~3,000 members in TIM division, largest/most prestigious organization in management field with
19,000+ members) (2014-2015).
2. President, Small Business Institute (National President, 2013-2014).
-Recognition of applied scholarship through inter/national fellowship or award. Recipient of Leavey Award by Freedoms Foundation for Private Enterprise Education (UNCG Spartan Trader)
(May 2014).
-Invitation to deliver inter/national named lecture.
1. Keynote Speaker, 37th Annual Leavey Awards Class, Freedoms Foundation, Valley Forge, PA (May 2014).
2. Invited Keynote Speaker, Entrepreneurial Librarians Conference, Wake Forest University (Oct. 2014). 3. Invited Keynote Speaker, Entrepreneurial Librarians Conference, Wake Forest University
(Oct. 2014).
- Recognition by inter/national journal/organization for impact of article/ conference paper. Paper presented and selected for USASBE 2014 Best Family Business Paper Award at
USASBE 2014 conference, Fort Worth, TX. Fang, H.C., Memili, E., & D. Welsh (2014). A Longitudinal Analysis of the Innovation Process in Publicly-Traded Family Firms with E. Memili, MEHT
-Artistic/design exhibition that receives inter/national recognitions. Exhibited their work at following international juried exhibit: (2014). Man Ray’s Queen City Dress. 2014 Live Gallery Exhibit,
International Textile and Apparel Association, Charlotte, NC., with S. Min
- Paper-of-Distinction Award. Developing Curriculum to Foster Students' Entrepreneurial Knowledge and Small Business Skills from a Global Perspective: A Report on Project Products, Results,
and Outcomes. International Textile and Apparel Association annual meeting, Charlotte, NC (11/2014), with N. Hodges and K. Watchravesringkan
- Best Paper Award in Teaching Track. “Student Consulting and Critical Thinking: Monitoring the Use of Judgment Heuristics,” Annual Conference of the Small Business Institute®, Las Vegas, NV
(2/2014) with B. Canziani and K. Watchravesringkan
Election as a fellow or officer in a national or international professional association: elected to the Board of Directors of the Association of Accredited Public Health Programs
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is PI on a $633,589 grant from the NIH on “Hypoglycemia-induces changes in the
VMH (ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus) glucose metabolome and HAAF (hypoglycemia-associated autonomic failure)” (continuation funding)
HHS
Bibeau, Dan
HHS
Brown, Natasha
HHS
Calkins, Susan
HHS
Coard, Stephanie
HHS
Crosby, Danielle
HHS
Dennison, Susan
HHS
Duffy, Donna
HHS
Ennis, Cathy
HHS
Erausquin, Jennifer
HHS
HHS
Erikson, Keith
Etnier, Jennifer
HHS
Flynn, Perry
HHS
Gill, Diane
HHS
Gold, Laurie
HHS
HHS
Haldeman, Lauren
Hestenes, Linda
HHS
HHS
Hooper, Celia
Kamhi, Alan
HHS
LaParo, Karen
HHS
Leerkes, Esther
HHS
HHS
Lovelady, Cheryl
Lundgren, Kristine
Recognition of applied scholarship through a national or international fellowship or award: received 2014-2015 Coleman Foundation Entrepreneurship Fellowships. All were recognized at the
Fellows Summit in Chicago in August 2014, with D Duffy and S. Morrison
Appointment to a national or international council or advisory board:
-President-elect of the Society for the Applied Analysis of African American Public Health Issues (SAAPHI)
- appointed as an Ad hoc review panelist on the NIH/National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute (NHLBI) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Initiative “Tools for Educating Children about Clinical
Research”
-Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: PI on a $4,052,415 grant from the NIH for her project “Developmental trajectories
of early behavior problems” (continuation funding)
-Recognition by UNCG Student Government Association: recognized by the UNCG Student Government Association as one of the 10 most influential faculty members at UNCG
Appointment to a national or international council or advisory board: invited to participate at the American Psychological Association meeting on “Pathways to Behavioral Health Equity:
Addressing Disparities in Men and Boys of Color.” Other invitees are all noted scholars with prestigious and strong national reputations
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: PI on a “Race to the Top” grant funded by the North Carolina DHHS, Division of
Child Development and Early Education. These Associate Professors are Principal Investigators, with LaParo, Hestenes, Mims
Publication of an authored, co-authored, or edited book by an established academic or trade press: for the publication of their book Faculty Mentoring: A Practical Manual for Mentors,
Mentees, Administrators and Faculty Developers. Stylus Publishing, Virginia, with S. Phillips
-Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: PI on a $69,000 grant from the Women's Football Foundation to conduct injury
research for the Independent Women’s Football League (IWFL)
- Recognition of applied scholarship through a national or international fellowship or award: received 2014-2015 Coleman Foundation Entrepreneurship Fellowships. All were recognized at
the Fellows Summit in Chicago in August 2014, with S. Morrison and D. Bibeau
-Receipt of a major career award such as Distinguished Scientific Contribution or Lifetime Achievement Award: received the Distinguished Service Award from the American Alliance for
Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD) Research Consortium
- Election as a fellow or officer in a national or international professional association: elected President of the National Academy of Kinesiology
Recognition by a national or international journal or organization for the impact of an article or conference paper: article “Program to Improve Young Children’s Fruit and Vegetable
Consumption” in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior was the Most Read and Most Downloaded article of the journal
Appointment to a national or international council or advisory board: was appointed as Associate Editor for the Nutritional Neuroscience journal
-Election as a fellow or officer in a national or international professional association: elected President-Elect of North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity
(NASPSPA)
-Invitation to deliver a national or international named lecture: delivered the North American Society for Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (NASPSPA) Sport and Exercise Psychology
Senior Lecture
-Recognition by a national or international journal or organization for the impact of an article or conference paper: received the American Speech and Hearing (ASHA) 2014 Editors Award
for his publication “Evidence Based Practices in Schools: Findings of a National Survey”
-Election as a fellow or officer in a national or international professional association: was elected as Chair of the American Speech and Hearing (ASHA) Speech-Language Advisory Council
-Receipt of a major career award such as Distinguished Scientific Contribution or Lifetime Achievement Award: received the Distinguished Scholar Award from the North American Society
for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (NASPSPA)
-Election as a fellow or officer in a national or international professional association: elected Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)
-Invitation to deliver a national or international named lecture:
-delivered the Dorothy V. Harris Memorial Lecture presented at Penn State University, University Park, PA
-was the invited keynote address at the 2014 Asian-South Pacific Association of Sport Psychology (ASPASP) International Congress. Tokyo
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is the lead PI on a $365,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health for
“Pathways from Childhood Self-Regulation to Cardiovascular Risk”
Appointment to a national or international council or advisory board: was appointed to the Editorial Board of the Journal of Nutritional Education and Behavior (the premier journal in her field)
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is PI on a “Race to the Top” grant funded by the North Carolina DHHS, Division of
Child Development and Early Education. These Associate Professors are Principal Investigators, with Crosby, LaParo, Mims
Election as a fellow or officer in a national or international professional association: re-elected as Secretary of the Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions
Receipt of a major career award such as Distinguished Scientific Contribution or Lifetime Achievement Award: received the Honors of the Association from the American Speech-Language
Hearing Association (ASHA), the highest honor the Association bestows in recognition of a lifetime of work.
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is PI on a “Race to the Top” grant funded by the North Carolina DHHS, Division of
Child Development and Early Education. These Associate Professors are Principal Investigators. All are HDF faculty, with Crosby, Hestenes, Mims
-Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is PI on a grant from the National Institute of Child Health and Human
Development for her project “Identifying Genetic Risk for Maternal Insensitivity and Infant Dysregulation” for $388,598 (continuation funding)
- is PI on a grant from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development for her project “Biological and Behavioral Predictors of Early School Success” for $2,137,544 (continuation
funding).
Appointment to a national or international council or advisory board: was appointed as Chair of the Lactation Research Interest Section of the American Society for Nutrition
Recognition of applied scholarship through a national or international fellowship or award: with He, (listed with SOE) Associate Professor in the School of Education received the FulbrightHays Group Projects Abroad (GPA) award from the Department of Education to fund an international, interprofessional education project in Shanghai, China
HHS
HHS
McIntosh, Michael
Mills-Koonce, Roger
Selected as UNCG’s 2014 nominee for the O. Max Gardner Award, the highest UNC-BOG faculty award
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is PI on a $662,738 grant from the NIH to study “Integrating demography and
biosocial stress models of LGBTI family formation” (continuation funding)
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is PI on a “Race to the Top” grant funded by the North Carolina DHHS, Division of
Child Development and Early Education. These Associate Professors are Principal Investigators, with Crosby, Hestenes, LaParo
Appointment to a national or international council or advisory board: was appointed as Chair of the Nutrient Gene Interaction Research Interest Section of the American Society for Nutrition
Recognition of applied scholarship through a national or international fellowship or award: received 2014-2015 Coleman Foundation Entrepreneurship Fellowships. All were recognized at the
Fellows Summit in Chicago in August 2014, with D. Bibeau and D. Duffy
-Invitation to attend a colloquium in recognition of applied scholarship: invited to participate in a Colloquium at Baylor University on “Congregational Social Work with Older Persons” in
recognition for their applied scholarship on the Congregational Social Work Education Initiative (CSWEI) with J. Poole
-Recognition of applied scholarship in a national publication: recognized by Social Work Today – a national newsmagazine committed to enhancing the entire social work profession by
exploring current successes and new challenges. Jay and Fran were recognized for the Congregational Social Work Education Initiative (CSWEI) where UNCG and NC A & T social work students
partner with nurses in faith-based communities to provide services to the underserved. This project has been continuously funded for seven years by the Cone Health Foundation with J. Poole
Publication of an authored, co-authored, or edited book by an established academic or trade press: for the publication of their book Faculty Mentoring: A Practical Manual for Mentors,
Mentees, Administrators and Faculty Developers. Stylus Publishing, Virginia, with S. Dennison
-Invitation to attend a colloquium in recognition of applied scholarship: invited to participate in a Colloquium at Baylor University on “Congregational Social Work with Older Persons” in
recognition for their applied scholarship on the Congregational Social Work Education Initiative (CSWEI) with F. Pearson
--Recognition of applied scholarship in a national publication: recognized by Social Work Today – a national newsmagazine committed to enhancing the entire social work profession by
exploring current successes and new challenges. Jay and Fran were recognized for the Congregational Social Work Education Initiative (CSWEI) where UNCG and NC A & T social work students
partner with nurses in faith-based communities to provide services to the underserved. This project has been continuously funded for seven years by the Cone Health Foundation with F. Pearson
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: received a $100,000 grant from the Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU) for
“Data Analysis Subcontract with Scientific Applications International Corporation”
Election as a fellow or officer in a national or international professional association: was elected Fellow of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA)
-Receipt of a major career award such as Distinguished Scientific Contribution or Lifetime Achievement Award: received the Medal for Distinguished Athletic Training Research from the
National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) Research Foundation
-Appointment to a national or international council or advisory board- was appointed to the Board of Directors of the American Kinesiology Association
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: are PI and Co-PI on a $364,418 grant titled “Picture me
Alcohol Free: Engaging Youth in Community-Based Prevention” funded by the National
Institute of Health, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, with D. Wyrick
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is PI on the NIH Adolescent Trials Network grant ($20,289): CATCH –
Comprehensive Assessment and Coordination for HIV-Positive Youth as they move from Adolescent to Adult Care.
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is PI on an $855,103 grant from the Templeton Foundation for his research on
“Gratitude, wellbeing, and the decline of materialism.
Recognition by a national or international journal or organization for the impact of an article or conference paper: recognized for her article “Examining maternal and paternal involvement as
promotive factors of competence in African American children in informal kinship care” which was published in Children and Youth Services Review, her discipline’s most prestigious journal.
Appointment to a national or international council or advisory board: appointed to the editorial board of Cultura Ciencia Deporte Journal (CCD
Recognition of a state organization for contributions to the medical profession and the public health: he, along with Rev. Odell Cleveland received the John Huske Anderson Award from the
North Carolina Medical Society (NCMS) for their contributions to the production of the NCMS’ Accountable Care Guide for Community Health Partners. His contributions provided a foundation for
community health partnerships that will be critical to the success of value-driven health care
Principal Investigator/Co-PI on a major research grant or receipt of a multi-year career development award: is PI and Co-PI on a $364,418 grant titled “Picture me Alcohol Free: Engaging
Youth in Community-Based Prevention” funded by the National
Institute of Health, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, with B. Strack
HHS
Mims, Sharon
HHS
HHS
Morrison, Ron
Morrison, Sharon
HHS
Pearson, Fran
HHS
Phillips, Susan
HHS
Poole, Jay
HHS
Rhea, Chris
HHS
HHS
Ross, Scott
Shultz, Sandy
HHS
Strack, Bob
HHS
Tanner, Amanda
HHS
Tudge, Jonathan
HHS
Washington, Tyreasa
HHS
HHS
Williams, Kathy
Wineburg, Bob
HHS
Wyrick, David
JSNN
JSNN
Herr, Daniel
Joseph Starobin
"Nanoscience and Nanoengineering: Advances and Applications", A.D. Kelkar, D.J.C. Herr & J. G. Ryan. His role as section leader for: SIA Technology Roadmap.
U.S. Patent 8,855,787 issued 10/7/14. Joseph M. Starobin and Vivek
Varadarajan, "Method and System of Stimulation of Nerve Tissue with a Sequence of Spatially Distributed Resonant Sub-Threshold Electrical Stimuli.
SOE
SOE
SOE
SOE
Ackerman, Terry
Bettez, Silvia
Bird, Nora
Carlone, Heidi
Chair-Elect for the Psychometric Society
American Educational Studies Association Critics' Choice Award for her book, "But Don’t Call Me White: Mixed Race Women Exposing Nuances of Privilege and Oppression Politics.”
Academic and Cultural Enrichment (ACE) Scholars: New Americans Educated for Community College, Institute of Museum and Library Services
-Engineering is Elementary (contract with Museum of Science, Boston)
-Ethnographies of science education: Situated practices of science learning for social/political transformation. New York, NY: Routledge. (Republished as part of Routledge’s Special Issues
as Books). Brandt, C., & Carlone, H.B. (2014)
-Invitation to serve as keynote at Nordic Network for Researchers (Cultural, political, and social perspectives on science education) at Malmö University, Sweden. Talk was entitled: Cultural
production of smartness in science learning settings.
SOE
SOE
SOE
SOE
SOE
SOE
Chu, Clara
Compton, Mary
Gillis, Margaret
Gonzalez, Laura
He, Ye (Jane)
Henson, Robert
Elected President of Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE)
Salus University subaward for student doctoral Fellowship (tuition and stipend), Salus University (SU) / DoED
Preparing Post‐Baccalaureate Early Interventionists/Early Childhood Educators for Working with ALL Children, DOED OSERS Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP)
Latino Parents Learning About College (LaP‐LAC), Kate B Reynolds Charitable Trust
Experiencing China: Designing Curriculum Activities for All Learners, DOED Office of Postsecondary Education
Development of Accessible IRT‐Based Models and Methodologies for Improving the Breadth and Accuracy of Item Option‐Scored Diagnostic Assessments, University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) /
DoED IES
Un/Anticipated and Un/Intended Consequences of the Use of Student Growth Measures for Educator Evaluation: A Multi‐State, Mixed Methods Study, Spencer Foundation
Theorizing and Advancing Teachers' Responsive Decision Making in the Domain of Rational Numbers, University of Texas at Austin / NSF
Teach, Lead, and Collaborate: Serving Students with Significant Intellectual Disabilities (Project TLC), DOED OSERS Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP), with P. Williamson
- Received the Exemplary Research in Social Studies Award from the National Council for the Social Studies
- Received the Early Career Award from the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies
- Received the SITE/NTLI Exemplary Technology Paper Award from the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies
Full‐Scale Development Project: Herpetology Education in Rural Places and Spaces (HERPS), National Science Foundation (NSF)
-Professional Leadership Award, Association for Counselor Education and Supervision
-Enhancing evidence‐based clinical internships for 75 master's‐level counselors working with at-risk youth, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
Transforming Teaching through Technology (TTtT), DOED Office of Innovation and Improvement, with K. Wixson
-UNCG LINK‐2‐LEAD, DOED Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS)
-Elected to Council for Exceptional Children’s Teacher Education Division’s presidential line.
Medal for "Enormous Contributions to Educational Thought" from the School of Education, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland.
Making for Change: Becoming Community Engineering Experts through Makerspaces and Youth Ethnography, Michigan State University / NSF
-Enhancing evidence‐based clinical internships for 75 master's‐level counselors working with at-risk youth, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
-Research in Counselor Education and Supervision Award, Association for Counselor Education and Supervision
Teach, Lead, and Collaborate: Serving Students with Significant Intellectual Disabilities (Project TLC), DOED OSERS Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP). with B. Jamenez
Contextual Research ‐ Empirical: Building a Conceptual Model of Learning‐Trajectory Based Instruction sub, North Carolina State University (NCSU) / NSF
Transforming Teaching through Technology (TTtT), DOED Office of Innovation and Improvement, with C. O’Connor
SOE
SOE
SOE
Hewitt, Kimberly
Jacobs, Victoria
Jimenez, Bree
Journell, Wayne
SOE
SOE
Matthews, Catherine
Mobley, Keith
SOE
SOE
O'Connor, Christina
Rock, Marcia
SOE
SOE
SOE
Shapiro, Svi
Tan, Edna
Wester, Kelly
SOE
SOE
SOE
Williamson, Pamela
Wilson, Peter (Holt)
Wixson, Karen
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
Allard, Janet
Bagley, Marjorie
Barret, Ashley
Bell, Deborah
Burke, Kelly
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
SMTD
Carr, Revell
Fisher, James
Gabriel, Denise
Geraldi, Kevin
Hodges, Donald
Holley, David
Lee, Brandon
Lopez, Fabian
MacLeod, Rebecca
Morris, Christine
Rawls, Scott
Rubinoff, Kailan
Sullivan, B.J.
Teachout, David
Wells, Robert
Wren, James
Selected for a residency at the Rhinebeck Writers Retreat.
Selected to perform and teach at the Brevard Music Festival.
Performs with the Greensboro Symphony: principal oboist.
Contributed two essays to the book Tradition and Innovation that was published in 2014 -Her book Mask Makers and Their Craft was just reprinted.
Performs with the Greensboro Symphony: principal clarinetist. Professor Burke was also a concerto soloist with the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra performing Carl Maria von Weber Fantasia and
Rondo.
Book Hawaiian Music in Motion: Mariners, Missionaries and Minstrels was published in 2014.
Had a large number of articles and book reviews published in 2014 and did the final edit work for a new book that will appear in 2015.
Served Triad Stage, a professional Equity Theatre, as a movement director.
Conducted an outstanding performance of Yale University Composer Christopher Theofanidis’s masterwork The Here and Now with the UNCG Symphony.
Served as Vice President of the International Society for Music Medicine.
Current president of the National Opera Association.
Performed on tour with the Christian McBride Big Band in China and Japan.
Performs regularly with the Carlos Chavez String Quartet in Mexico City.
Selected as the 2014 American String Teacher Association’s Research of the Year.
Served Triad Stage, a professional Equity Theatre, as both an actress and voice coach.
Performs with the Greensboro Symphony: principal violist. Selected to perform and teach at the Brevard Music Festival.
Article in Music and Protest 1968 won the American Musicological Society’s Ruth Solie Award in 2014.
Invited member of the American Dance Legacy Initiative.
Co-authored a new book The Journey from Music Student to Teacher: A Professional Approach that was published in 2014.
Member of the Board of Directors of the National Association of Teachers of Singing.
Served Triad Stage, a professional Equity Theatre, by providing combat choreography.
SON
SON
SON
SON
Côté-Arsenault, Denise
Cowen, Kay
Davis, Leslie
Hu, Jie
Elected to Board of Directors, Pregnancy Loss & Infant Death Alliance
Co-Author of textbook, Maternal & Child Nursing Care, 4th Ed., Publisher: Pearson
Named as the nursing representative for the National Cardiovascular Data Registry
- Inducted as Fellow into the American Academy of Nursing
SON
SON
SON
Hyde, Yolanda
Ivanov, Louise
Kennedy-Malone, Laurie
SON
SON
SON
SON
SON
Krowchuk, Heidi
Letvak, Susan
Lewallen, Lynne
Van Horn, Elizabeth
Wallace, Debra
- Invited as an extraordinary minority researcher and presented "Research with Chinese Elders" at UCLA School of Nursing 2014 Student Research Day
- Two published articles in diabetes for Hispanics with diabetes and their family members were rated as the top 1 and top 7 articles in the area of diabetes self-management.
Elected President of the NC National League for Nursing
Inducted as Fellow into the American Academy of Nursing
Textbook Award- Book of the Year Awards American Journal of Nursing, Advanced Practice Nursing in the Care of Older Adults, By Laurie Kennedy-Malone, Kathleen Ryan Fletcher, and Lori
Martin-Plank. Philadelphia, F.A. Davis Co.
SciWorks Radio, National Public Radio, “Importance of Human Interaction in Neuro-cognitive Development in 1st Years of Life”
Received a three year HRSA grant to provide an accelerated BSN program to medically trained veterans
NLN Research Grant, “Research Synthesis of Clinical Evaluation in Nursing Education”
NLN Research Grant, “Research Synthesis of Clinical Evaluation in Nursing Education”
Appointed (invited) to be on the CMS grant review team for Innovations in Health Care Delivery program.
University
Libraries
University
Libraries
University
Libraries
University
Libraries
University
Libraries
University
Libraries
Bazirjian, Rosann
Elected as a Global Council Delegate to the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC)
Bucknall, Tim
Winner of The Association of College and Research Libraries, Librarian of the Year Award
Craft, Anna
Appointed to Online Computer Library Center, Global Metadata Advisory Group
Crowe, Kathy
Invited keynote speaker at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Holmes, Gerald
Winner of the 2014 American Library Association Achievement in Library Diversity honoree
Kellam, Lynda
Elected to national council, Administrative Council of International Association for Social Science Information Services and Technology (IASSIST)
kwa 3/30/15