Nine Faculty Chosen to Receive Summer Research Fellowships
The following information comes from Sandra Degen, PhD, vice president for research:
I am pleased to announce that the University Research Council (URC) has chosen nine faculty awardees from the URC Summer Faculty Research Fellowship competition. We received 26 applications for two months of summer stipend support and, in some cases, research support.
The awardees by college are:
College of Arts and Sciences
- Craig Dietsch, geology
- John Lynch, communications
- Stephanie Rollman, biological sciences
- Hans-Peter Wagner, physics
College-Conservatory of Music
- Michael Fiday, music composition
College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning
- Rebecca Williamson, architecture and interior design
College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services
- Keith Barton, teacher education
College of Engineering
- Mingming Lu, civil and environmental
College of Pharmacy
- Pamela Heaton, pharmacy practice and administration
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