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Asia Dowtin
Assistant Professor of Forestry
Asia Dowtin's research uses in situ sampling and laboratory techniques to quantify hydrologic and nutrient cycling in the urban forest.
Youth Engagement Hydrologic and Nutrient Cycling in Urban Forests Ecosystem Services of the Urban Forest Urban Forest Planning and Management Workforce Development
Allison Eden
Associate Professor
Allison Eden's work centers on understanding media enjoyment, and more broadly the effects of entertainment on user behavior and well-being.
Motivation Enjoyment Media Psychology Morality
Panteleimon Ekkekakis
Chairperson and Professor, Department of Kinesiology
Panteleimon Ekkekakis's research examines pleasure and displeasure responses to exercise,
Exercise Psychology Fitness Health Kinesiology Well-Being Exercise
Jacob T. Fisher
Assistant Professor
Dr. Jacob T. Fisher's research is positioned at the intersection of digital technology, attention, and decision making.
Network Analysis Neuroscience Media Psychology Attention Multitasking
Melissa Fore
Assistant Professor
Melissa Fore teaches how concepts of race, class, gender, and sexuality are socially and culturally constructed.
Gender Policy Social Theory
Kathryn E. Fort
Director of Clinics and Director of the Indian Law Clinic
Prof. Fort has researched and written extensively on the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Federal Indian Law
Eric Freedman
Knight Center for Environmental Journalism Chair and Professor
Eric Freedman teaches environmental journalism and serves as director of the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism.
Public Affairs Journalism Practices Press Systems Environmental Journalism
Jon Frey
Associate Professor of Classical Studies; Art History & Visual Culture
Jon Frey teaches courses on the classical world, classical mythology, ancient art and archaeology.
Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology Classical Mythology Classical World Ancient Art
Shelby Gai
Assistant Professor
Shelby Gai's research focuses on a subfield of organizational design that emphasizes how to design a company’s board of directors.
Strategic Management Corporate Governance Managerial Decision Making
Stanley Griffis
Donald J. Bowersox and Robert W. Thull Professor in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Professor Griffis' primary teaching interests include logistics and supply chain management.
Risk and Resilience Sustainability Logistics
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