IU East Faculty Scholarship Celebration
IU East Faculty Scholarship Celebration
The
Faculty Scholarship Celebration features IU East faculty who have been engaged
in research, teaching and learning scholarship, or creative activity over the
past year.
Many are presenting because they received sabbaticals, Summer Faculty Fellowships, a Faculty Research Support Fund grant or other forms of support. However, participation in the Celebration is open to all faculty, and many of the presenters recently completed a project or are currently working on a project that they wish to present. The main purpose of the Celebration is to highlight the great research, scholarship, and creative activity that faculty are engaged in and to bring us all together as a Community of Scholars.
Many are presenting because they received sabbaticals, Summer Faculty Fellowships, a Faculty Research Support Fund grant or other forms of support. However, participation in the Celebration is open to all faculty, and many of the presenters recently completed a project or are currently working on a project that they wish to present. The main purpose of the Celebration is to highlight the great research, scholarship, and creative activity that faculty are engaged in and to bring us all together as a Community of Scholars.
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22 plays 0Presenter : Brian Brodeur, Ph.D. Abstract Dr. Brodeur will present on one chapter from a book-length study of poetry criticism on which he is currently working. This…
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21 plays 0Presenter : Josh Tolbert, Ed.D. Abstract The recent pandemic arguably exacerbated existing concerns in K-12 education, including adequate service provision for students…
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19 plays 0Presenter: Young Hwan You, Ph.D. Abstract In this presentation, Dr. You will discuss two topics. The first topic to be discussed is how we obtain a solution to a…
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28 plays 0Presenter: Jaynne Rivas, Ph.D. Abstract This presentation is focused on two area: the design of a course based on the academic service-learning approach (Howard, 1998;…
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31 plays 0Presenter: Jill Schweitzer, Ph.D. Abstract The budding yeast S. cerevisiae reproduces by forming a small bud that gradually enlarges as the cell progresses through…
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From Deborah Miller
42 plays 0Presenter : Deborah Miller, Ph.D. Abstract This research is part of the initial, inductive stages of development of a research instrument that measures attitudes toward… -
16 plays 0Presenter: Deborah Miller, PhD, HSPP Abstract There is increasing awareness of and research about transgender people in the United States. However, most research…
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16 plays 0Abstract: Automated Class Assignment – How Students Like It This presentation examines the various aspects of a highly automated scaffolding comprehensive…
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30 plays 0Presenter : Chera LaForge, Ph.D. Abstract Most of us are aware of the courses within our curriculum that slow student progress towards graduation. Existing research has…
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15 plays 0Presenter: E. Scott Lee, DA Abstract In this presentation on critical thinking Dr. Lee will discuss how to get students to ask probing “who, what, why, where,…
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9 plays 0Abstract: Digital Gadgets and Mediated Activities for Modern Girls The presentation will share the highlights of the sabbatical project taken in the 2023…
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11 plays 0ABSTRACT: Dorms, Distance, and Diaries: My Research Project Travels 2022-2023 in search of 19th-Century Children's Diaries Dr. Clapp-Itnyre's talk…
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9 plays 0Abstract: Inductive and Deductive Processes in Scale Development of Attitudes Toward Nonbinary People This presentation will discuss the inductive and…
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22 plays 0Presenter: Litao Zhong, PhD Abstract This paper aims to explore the interplay between industrial diversity and economic development in the U.S. counties. Among other…
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24 plays 0Presenter : Sue McFadden, M.L.S. Abstract The beginning of the commercial Internet in 1994 changed the world. The impact on libraries was tremendous, changing tools,…
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13 plays 0Abstract: Is there an Opioid business cycle? Political business cycles are common. This occurs when political actors, before elections, stimulate the economy…
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54 plays 0Presenter: Alisa Clapp-Itnyre, Ph.D. Abstract To represent the work of her sabbatical leave during spring 2021, Dr. Alisa Clapp-Itnyre will present her initial research…
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26 plays 0Presenter : Stephanie Whitehead, Ph.D. Abstract The tourism sector contributes trillions of dollars to the global economy and engages over 1.2 billion people every year…
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10 plays 0Abstract: “Making Monsters: Dark Tourism and Constructions of Crime, Criminality, and Victimization” The tourism sector contributes trillions of…
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7 plays 0Abstract: Managing Supply Chain Disruptions: A Case Study There has been a growing interest in supply chain disruption and strategies for mitigating the risk…
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0 plays 0Fall 2022 Sabbatical presentation
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17 plays 0Presenter: Duane Lundy, PhD Abstract Is beauty really in the eye of the beholder? Is there no accounting for taste? Are aesthetic judgments destined to be…
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24 plays 0Presenter: Dianne Moneypenny, PhD Abstract Societal axioms often begin with a mouthful. Accounting for variations in time and place, these mouthfuls respond to the…
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8 plays 0Abstract: “Microhistories, Comic Making, and Tshusick’s Journey to Washington D.C.” Dr. Carroll’s research explores forgotten,…
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40 plays 0Presenter: Nathan Froebe, D.M.A. Abstract Dr. Nathan Froebe will be presenting on three new musical compositions that were created during the summer for 2021. All three…
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44 plays 0Presenter: Sagara Dewasurendra, Ph.D. Abstract Although the Kelly criterion has had considerable success in financial applications, it often yields too risky strategies.…
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13 plays 0Presenter : Wes Tobin, Ed.D. Abstract Binary stars are the primary source of our knowledge of the fundamental properties of stars. They are excellent laboratories for…
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64 plays 0Presenter: Neil Sabine, Ph.D.Abstract In 1999, Dr. Sabine began a radical change in his teaching. He began not lecturing at all in his introductory biology classes. …
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9 plays 0Presenter: Yu Kay Law, PhD Abstract While the structure and dynamics of a range of nucleic acid model compounds have been studied previously, little has been reported…
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47 plays 1Presenter: Alisa Clapp-Itnyre, PhD Abstract Bands of Mercy were highly popular children’s organizations of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries…
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7 plays 0Presenter: Beth Trammell, PhD, HSPP Abstract As the need for quality resources for parents and teachers related to mental health support continues to be…
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13 plays 0Presenter: Kristoffer Rees, PhD Abstract Over the last several years in the United States, there has been substantial public reappraisal of the legacy of monuments to…
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20 plays 0Presenter: Rosalie S. Aldrich, Ph.D.Abstract Exposure to trauma has been linked to increased risk for suicidal ideation and death by suicide. The impact of suicide…
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9 plays 0Daron W. Olson, Ph.D. is Associate Professor of History at Indiana University East. He delivers the Keynote Address for the Indiana University East 2022 Faculty…
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12 plays 0Abstract: Revitalization of the Certificate in Learning and Assessment to Support Local Educators and Engage Community Partners Educators were forced into…
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10 plays 0Abstract: Six Sigma, Accounting, and Analytics Initiatives. The sabbatical presentation will discuss Dr. Jance’s work with MSI Express to help improve…
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10 plays 0Abstract: Slip Cast Sculptural Pottery As a ceramic artist, Longley’s interests are varied. She enjoys creating time intensive, highly detailed…
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51 plays 0Presenter: Ramesh Karki, Ph.D. Abstract In the first project (with Dr. Young You at IU East), Dr. Karki has studied a solution to a semi-linear pseudo-differential…
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6 plays 0Abstract: Some Problems with Autobiography: Poems Brodeur will read a brief selection of poems from his most recent book, Some Problems with Autobiography…
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25 plays 0Presenter: Ron Itnyre, PhD Abstract The focus of Dr. Itnyre’s sabbatical was to convert the existing Sustainability Council into an Office of Sustainability on…
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11 plays 0Abstract: Teaching through a community orchard: Developing a framework for best practices Over the course of two-and-a-half years from November 2018 to April…
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16 plays 0Presenter: Jean Harper, MFA Abstract This presentation will give an overview of Jean Harper’s study of texts that incorporate visual elements in order to…
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15 plays 0Presenter: Feler Bose, Ph.D. Abstract In the context of the epidemic of opioid deaths, Dr. Bose will briefly discuss the four national models of addiction treatment on…
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11 plays 0Abstract: The Politics of Norplant: Reproductive Justice, Population Control, and Social Policies in the 1990s This book project is the first complete…
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13 plays 0Presenter: Julien Simon, PhD Abstract In the early days of the printing press, La Celestina (1499) was published in Spain; it is the story of two lovers: Calisto and…
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32 plays 1Presenter: Jessica Raposo, D.M.A. Abstract In her lifetime, Nellie Melba was arguably the most famous singer in the world. The Australian soprano traveled to Europe…
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13 plays 0Presenter : Jessica Raposo, D.M.A. Abstract In her lifetime, Nellie Melba was arguably the most famous singer in the world. The Australian soprano traveled to Europe in…
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6 plays 0Abstract: “The Soprano-Flute Collaborations of Nellie Melba: North America Tour, 1903” In her lifetime, Nellie Melba was arguably the most famous…
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11 plays 0Presenter: Carrie Mier, PhD Abstract This project is a continuation of Dr. Mier’s Summer 2018 Fellowship looking at opioid contagion in the Midwest. She will…
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19 plays 0Presenter : Jamie Buffington-Adams, Ph.D. Abstract Once perceived as a reliable and stable career choice, teaching has in recent decades faded as a viable option for…
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24 plays 0Presenter : Dianne Moneypenny, Ph.D. Abstract Domestic manuscripts, such as cookbooks and collections of medicinal recipes, have a rich tradition across Iberia. Though…
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35 plays 0Presenter: Andrea Quenette, Ph.D. Abstract This project examined how the women of Flint were portrayed in media coverage of the water crisis from 2014 through 2018. …
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72 plays 1Presenter: Carrie Longley, MFA AbstractCarrie Longley’s creative work agenda is shaped by three aims: 1) reach across a broad community of viewers, 2) stimulate…