Index of Faculty Articles
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- Douglas Ashley, Music
Fall 2005
World Renowned Pianist Strikes Balance at C of C
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- Von Bakanic,
Sociology
Spring 2004
Sociologist Strives to Understand Prejudice's Roots and Remedies
- Bill Barfield, Physical Education
Spring 2006
PE Professor Raises the Bar on Biomechanical Research
- Virginia Bartel, Education
Spring 2006
Helping Others-- On and Off Campus
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- Quentin Baxter, Music
Fall 2005
Touring the World to the Beat of His Own Drum
- Vince Benigni, Communication
- Spring 2006
Cougar Students and Sports Benefit from Comm Prof's Zeal
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- Calvin Blackwell,
Economics
Spring 2005
Dissecting the Decision Making Process
- Christophe Boucher , History
Spring 2006
Scholar Determined to Change Contemporary Attitudes about American Indians
- Rosemary Brana-Shute, History
Spring 2006
A World Less Traveled, Well, At Least For Everyone Else
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- Matthew Canepa, Art History
Spring 2006
Professor is Attracted to Art History's Cultural Reflections
- Tom Carroll, Physical Education
Spring 2006
True Family Man Finds Balance at C of C
- Karen Chandler, Arts Management
Spring 2006
Linking The Foundation of Jazz to Charleston
- Joy Vandervort-Cobb, Theatre
Spring 2006
The Heart and Soul of the Theatre Department
- Frank Cossa,
Art History
Spring 2005
Films and Plays (Including His Own) Drive Art Historian
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- Robert Crout, History
Fall 2005
Exploring Charleston's "French Connection"
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Claire Curtis, Political Science
Fall 2005
Professor Keeps Watch on Extremist Literature
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- Bill Danaher,
Sociology
Spring 2004
Music's Influence in Early 20th Century Labor Unrest
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- George Dickinson,
Sociology
Spring 2004
Professor is National Expert on Death and Dying Issues
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- Lee Drago,
History
Spring 2004
Civil War Scholar from Land of Lincoln Finds Home in Charleston
- Jocelyn Evans, Economics
Spring 2006
Jocelyn Evans: An Economist Investing in Understanding
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- Andy Felts, Urban Affairs and Policy Studies
Fall 2005
Urbane Felts Perfect for Urban Studies Program
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- Douglas Ferguson, Communication
Fall 2005
Former TV Executive Helps Lead Growing Communication Department
- Merissa Ferrara, Communication
Spring 2006
A New Outlook on Interpersonal Communication
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Hollis France,
Political Science
Spring 2005
Poly Sci From A South American Perspective
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Tessa Garton, Art History
Spring 2006
Studying Romanesque Sculpture is Both Business and Pleasure for Art History Professor
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Beth Goodier, Communication
Fall 2005
Spirituality in Workplace: Are We Forgetting Something?
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Lee Irwin, Religious Studies
Fall 2005
Department Chair Specializes in Native American Indians
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Alex Kasman,
Mathematics
Spring 2004
Media's Depiction of Mathematicians Intrigues Professor
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Susan Kattwinkel,
Theatre
Spring 2004
Virtual Vaudeville: Coming Soon to a Computer Near You
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- Tom Kent, Management and Marketing
Fall 2005
Running's Impact on Mr. Management
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Denis Keyes,
Special Education
Spring 2004
Special Education Professor Has High Profile Specialty
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Celeste Lacroix,
Communication
Spring 2004
Media's Fairness in Cultural Depictions
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Chris Lamb,
Communication
Spring 2005
Home Runs: Two Books In One Year
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- Simon Lewis, English
Fall 2005
Bringing the World Together
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- Rita Livingston, History
Fall 2005
From the Center of Devastation: Helping Students Learn the Greatest Lesson
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- Marian Mazzone, Art History
Spring 2006
Art Historian Brings International Perspective
- Cindi May,
Psychology
Spring 2005
Understanding Memory
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James Newhard, Classics
Fall 2005
Professor Helping Discover Ancient Settlement in Turkey
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David Owens, Marine Biology
Fall 2005
Diamondback Terrapins and the Future of Man
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- Cliffton Peacock, Studio Art
Fall 2005
The Colorful World of Cliff Peacock
- John Peters, Biology
Spring 2006
Biology Professor Turns Students Into Scientists
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- Alison Piepmeier, Political Science
Fall 2005
New Women's Studies Director Has Big Plans
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- W. Scott Poole,
History
Spring 2005
The Confederate "Lost Cause" is Not Lost to Historian
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- Sara Powell, Elementary and Early Childhood Education
Fall 2005
Exploring Handheld Technology for Middle Schools
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- Bernard Powers,
History
Spring 2004
Charleston's Proposed African American Museum
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- John Rashford,
Anthropology
Spring 2004
Professor Plants the Importance of...Plants
- Mike Reardon, Communication
Spring 2006
A Virtually Engaging Experience
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- Terry Richardson, Physics and Astronomy
Fall 2005
Professor Assists NASA with Cutting Edge Telescope
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- Dale Rosengarten,
Addlestone Library
Spring 2005
Religious and Cultural Historian and Archivist
- Robert Russell, Historic Preservation
Spring 2006
Historic Preservationist Writing Book on Randolph Hall Architect
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Gorka Sancho,
Marine Biology
Spring 2004
Interest in Tuna No FAD
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- Timothy Scheett, Physical Education and Health
Fall 2005
Sick and Tired? Tim Scheett Knows Why!
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- Susan Simonian, Psychology
Fall 2005
Psychology: The Passion of Her Life
- Lee Chin Siow, Music
Spring 2006
World Class Violinist Chooses C of C
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- Mark Sloan, Halsey Gallery
Spring 2004
Circus Historian Celebrates Life Under The Big Top
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- Wayne Staats,
Computer Science
Spring 2004
Software Program Can Make Skies Safer
Godwin Uwah,
French
Spring 2006
An Optimistic Existentialist |
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- Gene Waddell,
Library/History
Spring 2004
Historian Writes Definitive Book on Charleston Architecture
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- Trevor Weston,
Music
Spring 2004
Professor in Tune with Charleston's Music and History
- John Widholm, Psychology
Spring 2006
Changing the World One Rat at a Time
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- Hugh Wilder,
Philosophy
Spring 2005
Champion Professor/Champion Athlete
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