2017 President's Report

A message from President Leo M. Lambert

Faculty Research

Psychology professor Amy Overman explores age-related changes in memory.

Education professor Jeff Carpenter studies the impact of 21st century teaching tools.

Paula DiBiasio researches the impact of DPT students’ global learning experiences.

Professor of Art Michael Fels uses his artwork to communicate his research.

Communications professor Derek Lackaff studies how technology contributes to language preservation.

Robert Moorman explores how leader integrity impacts the relationship between leaders and followers.

Religious Studies professor Amy Allocco examines death rituals in non-elite Hindu communities.

Biologist Jennifer Uno and her students work to uncover the mysteries of the microbiome.

Off the basketball court, Lauren Brown ’17 uses her research to help fellow student-athletes.

With a passion for math theory, Peter Jakes ’17 explores the solvability of complex equations.

Through her research, Nosipho Shangase ’17 aims to prevent teen pregnancy and reduce unemployment in her native South Africa.

Ben Bridges ’17 investigates the relationship between mythology and globalization in southern Peru.

With an enthusiastic spirit, Tyson Glover ’17 uses his entrepreneurial shrewdness to help those who help others.

Leena Dahal ’17 evaluates the role of social media, internet access and youth involvement in post-earthquake Nepal.

Beth Lester ’17 uses smart technology to help older adults improve their mobility.

Whether volunteering with local children or researching how to teach Shakespeare, Kelly Richard ’17 works to promote education.