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DR. JAMES A. (JIM) KARRH, assistant professor, Marketing and Advertising. Topics: Advertising; Marketing and Marketing Practices; Public Opinion Polling and Surveys.
DR. MICHAEL ANDA, chair and associate professor, Political Science. Subjects: Africa, Comparative Politics and International Relations.
DR. TERRY TREVINO-RICHARD, professor, department chair, Sociology-Anthropology-Grerontology.
DR. MARK KRAIN, professor, Gerontology. Subjects: Services To The Elderly; Myths and Realities of Aging; Aging And Social Policy; The Modern Family: Change and Challenge; Health Care to the Elderly; Medicare.
PERRY G. THOMPSON, Professor of Gerontology and Social Work. Subjects: Normal Aging; How to live to be ; Aging in your future; Pre-retirement planning (social aspects).
DR. C. FRED WILLIAMS, professor, History.
DR. THOMAS J. LYNCH, associate dean/professor, Biology. Subjects: AIDS; Cell Biology; Microbiology. One of first professors in the country to teach a credit course on AIDS.
DR. WILLIAM H. JACOBSON, professor, Rehabilitation Department, Subjects: Rehabilitation, blindness, low vision, visual impairment, orientation and mobility for the blind, barriers for the blind, special education, Americans with Disabilities Act, hypnosis and hypnotherapy, distance education (experience as teacher using DL) E-mail whjacobson@ualr.edu.
DR. C. FRED WILLIAMS, professor, History.
DR. EDWARD M. ANSON, professor and chairperson of History. Subjects: Ancient Greek and Roman History .
Dr. MARK J. HARTMANN, assistant professor, Anthropology. E-Mail mshartmann@ualr.edu
DR. FLOYD MARTIN, professor, Art Department. Subjects: art, architectural history, silent movies, American film 1915-45. E-mail fwmartin@ualr.edu
DR. C. FRED WILLIAMS, professor, History Department. E-mail cfwilliams@ualr.edu
DR. FLOYD MARTIN, professor, Art Department. Subjects: art, architectural history, silent movies, American film 1915-45. E-mail fwmartin@ualr.edu
DR. J. W. WIGGINS, Dean/associate professor, Chemistry, Subjects: Native American Art; Canadian Inuit Art.
DR. PHYLLIS MOORE, professor, Biology. Former director of state Department of Pollution Control and Ecology. E-mail pjmoore@ualr.edu
DR. KATHY K. FRANKLIN, asst. professor, Higher Education Administration. E-Mail kkfranklin@ualr.edu
DR. WILLIAM H. JACOBSON, professor, Rehabilitation Department, Subjects: Rehabilitation, blindness, low vision, visual impairment, orientation and mobility for the blind, barriers for the blind, special education, Americans with Disabilities Act, hypnosis and hypnotherapy, distance education (experience as teacher using DL) E-mail whjacobson@ualr.edu
DR. JERRY STEVENSON, associate vice chamcellor, Provost's Office.
DR. JAMES H. PECK, professor, Biology. Subjects: Botany; Ferns; Endangered Species; Flora of Arkansas; Forest Management; Wetland Management. Currently on off-campus duty assignment
DR. DAVD GUERRA, Radio-Television-Film
DR. MARVUN DOBSON, Institute for Economic Advancement
DR. THEA SIRIA SPATZ, CHES; Professor; Health Sciences program. Subjects: Women's cancer detection; Concepts of Health Education; Controversial Issues in Health Education; Mental Health; Drug Education. E-mail tsspatz@ualr.edu
C. Michael Wingfield, LCSW, Director, Counseling and Career Planning Services, E-Mail cmwingfield@ualr.edu Topics: Career Trends, Counseling issues
DR. THOMAS J. LYNCH, associate dean/professor, Biology. Subjects: AIDS; Cell Biology; Microbiology. One of first professors in the country to teach a credit course on AIDS.
SARAH G. BRESHEARS, director, Arkansas State Data Center. E-mail sgbreshears@ualr.edu
DR. JERRY A. DARSEY, professor, Chemistry. Subjects: Applying Neural Network Simulations to Chemical and Physical Systems; Conformational Properties of Polymeric Systems. E-mail jadarsey@ualr.edu
DR. TITO VISWANATHAN, professor, Chemistry Department. Subjects: Polymer Chemistry.
DR. KEITH B. RUNION, associate professor, Department of Educational Leadership. Subjects: child behavior
DR. PRISCILLA NELLUM DAVIS, professor, Audiology and Speech Pathology.
DR. TORAN ISOM, instructor, Rhetoric and Writing. .
DR. KEITH HUDSON, Professor, Applied Science and Chemistry. Director, GIT (Research Institute). Performs research on rocket fuels and hybrid rocket for NASA, directs rocket lab where test firings are done. Experience with military solid rockets, small arms and their propellants, combustion processes including waste disposal and power generation furnaces. Other technical areas include: spectroscopy, chromatography, Infrared (IR) systems.
JIM LYNCH, senior research specialist, Institute of Government. . Subjects: City Planning; Voting Rights; Reapportionment Issues; State and Local Finance and Tax Issues.
DR. CARL MONEYHON, professor, History. . Subjects: Civil War; Reconstruction; Southern History.
DR. JOHANNA MILLER LEWIS, associate professor, assistant coordinator of Public History Program, History Department.
DR. KEITH HUDSON, Professor, Applied Science and Chemistry. Director, GIT (Research Institute). Performs research on rocket fuels and hybrid rocket for NASA, directs rocket lab where test firings are done. Experience with military solid rockets, small arms and their propellants, combustion processes including waste disposal and power generation furnaces. Other technical areas include: spectroscopy, chromatography, Infrared (IR) systems.
DR. GERALD W. DRISKILL, associate professor, Speech Communication Department.Subjects: Organizational Culture, Intercultural Communication, Day Care Communication, Managerial Communication. E-mail gwdriskill@ualr.edu
DR. GERALD W. DRISKILL, associate professor, Speech Communication Department.Subjects: Organizational Culture, Intercultural Communication, Day Care Communication, Managerial Communication. E-mail gwdriskill@ualr.edu
DR. PRISCILLA NELLUM DAVIS, professor, Audiology and Speech Pathology. .
JUDITH FAUST, instructor, School of Social Work. Subjects: meeting facilitation, nonprofit organization development and planning, community organizing, social welfare policy. E-mail: jkfaust@ualr.edu
HANS STIRITZ, research assistant, music technology, also composer/music producer for Musikhaus. Web page http://www.musikhaus.com Subjects: Commercial Music, Technology/Computers in the Arts, Music for Film and Video, Music and Sound Recording Arts. E-mail hans@musikhaus.com
DR. JAMES W. GOLDEN, associate professor, Criminal Justice Dept. Subjects: police, la enforcement, computer crime, crime analysis. E-mail jwgolden@ualr.edu
DR. MIKE HEMPHILL, associate professor, chair, Speech Communication, Subjects: Computers in Education; Managerial Communication; Public Speaking, Sexual Harassment.
DR. MARY L. PARKER, professor, Criminal Justice. Subjects: Community-Based Corrections; Institutional Corrections; Juvenile Justice; Women in Criminal Justice. E-mail: mlparker@ualr.edu
DR. CHARLES CHASTAIN, Criminal Justice Department. Subjects: Constitutional Law, police and law enforcement issues, corrections, parole. E-mail cdchastain@ualr.edu
C. Michael Wingfield, LCSW, Director, Counseling and Career Planning Service E-Mail cmwingfield@ualr.edu Topics: Career Trends, Counseling issues
DR. C. FRED WILLIAMS, professor, History. Subjects: American West.
DR. JEFFERY T. WALKER, associate professor, Criminal Justice. . Subjects: Policing; Use of Deadly Force by Police; Crime and Criminal Behavior.
DR. JAMES W. GOLDEN, associate professor, Criminal Justice Dept. Subjects: police, law enforcement, computer crime, crime analysis. E-mail jwgolden@ualr.edu
DR. CHARLES CHASTAIN, Criminal Justice Department. Subjects: Constitutional Law, police and law enforcement issues, corrections, parole. E-mail cdchastain@ualr.edu
DR. MARY L. PARKER, professor, Criminal Justice. Subjects: Community-Based Corrections; Institutional Corrections; Juvenile Justice; Women in Criminal Justice. E-mail: mlparker@ualr.edu
DOT CALLANEN-GRAVETT, associate professor, Theatre Arts/Dance.
DR. GERALD W. DRISKILL, associate professor, Speech Communication Department.Subjects: Organizational Culture, Intercultural Communication, Day Care Communication, Managerial Communication. E-mail gwdriskill@ualr.edu
LINDA K. STAUFFER, assistant professor, Interpreter Education Program; . Subjects: Deafness; Sign Language Interpreting.
GAIL SIDDELL JOHNSON, Staff, mother of hearing impaired child. Subject: Oral Education for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children. E-mail gpsiddell@ualr.edu
DR. MARY D. HENDRICKS, assistant professor, Education, . Subjects: Early Intervention Instructional Strategies for Young Children with Disabilities; Assessing Young Children.
DR. WILLIAM L. GEIGER, professor, Teacher Education/. Subjects: Educating Students With Severe Disabilities/Developmental Disabilities; Educational and Social Policy for Persons With Disabilities; Teacher Education in Special Education.
DR. WILLIAM H. JACOBSON, professor, Rehabilitation Department, Subjects: Rehabilitation, blindness, low vision, visual impairment, orientation and mobility for the blind, barriers for the blind, special education, Americans with Disabilities Act, hypnosis and hypnotherapy, distance education (experience as teacher using DL) E-mail whjacobson@ualr.edu.
Daniel Holland, Ph.D.,M.P.H. - Dept. of Psychology - dcholland@ualr.edu
DR. NANCY HARM, assistant professor, Social Work, . Subjects: Domestic Violence; Female Offenders.
DR. THEA SIRIA SPATZ, CHES; Professor; Health Sciences program. Subjects: Women's cancer detection; Concepts of Health Education; Controversial Issues in Health Education; Mental Health; Drug Education. tsspatz@ualr.edu
DR. HAYDAR AL-SHUKRI, director Earthquake Center/Arkansas Center for Earthquake Education and Technology Transfer.
DR. JEFFREY B. CONNELLY, associate professor and chair, Department of Earth Sciences. E-Mail: jbconnelly@ualr.edu. Topics: geology, geologic hazards, earthquakes.
ROBERT E. LEMMER, Instructor, Earth Science Department, Subjects: Earthquakes, paleoseismology, landslides, groundwater and groundwater contamination, environmental geology, engineering geology, solid waste management [former solid waste division (ADEQ) geology supervisor].
DR. PRISCILLA NELLUM DAVIS, professor, Audiology and Speech Pathology.
DR. JOHN C. PICKETT, professor, Economics. Subjects: Current Economic Issues; Statistics; Forecasting; Impact of Economic Policy
DR. ASHVIN VIBHAKAR, Director, Institute for Economic Advancement,
DR. MARVIN DODSON, Institute for Economic Advancement. .
DR. ANGELA M. SEWALL, dean. College of Education
DR. BARBARA STANFORD, assistant professor, teacher education. E-Mail BLSTANFORD@ualr.edu. Topics. Secondary education. Education reform. Conflict management in schools. Multicultural education.
DR. MARK KRAIN, professor, Gerontology. . Subjects: Services To The Elderly; Myths and Realities of Aging; Aging And Social Policy; The Modern Family: Change and Challenge; Health Care to the Elderly; Medicare.
M. DAVID LUNEAU, JR., P.E., assistant professor, Engineering Technology. Engineering Technology and Applied Sciences Building. Subjects: Electric vehicles; has led student team that has won world titles in Solar Splash, annual collegiate solar boat competition.
CHUCK HANCOCK, associate research assistant, Electronics, Engineering Technology.
M. DAVID LUNEAU, JR., P.E., assistant professor, Engineering Technology. Subjects: Electronics, Motors, Energy Conservation, Solar Power.E-mail mdluneau@ualr.edu
DR. STEVEN MENHART, Associate Professor, Engineering Technology (Electronics). E-mail: sxmenhart@ualr.edu. Topics: Electronics, Power Electronics, Power Systems, Motors, Semiconductor devices.
DR. JAMES H. PECK, professor, Biology. . Subjects: Botany; Ferns; Endangered Species; Flora of Arkansas; Forest Management; Wetland Management.
M. DAVID LUNEAU, JR., P.E., assistant professor, Engineering Technology. Subjects: Electronics, Motors, Energy Conservation, Solar Power. E-mail mdluneau@ualr.edu
Daniel Holland, Ph.D.,M.P.H. - Dept. of Psychology - dcholland@ualr.edu
DR. ANDREA W. HERRMANN, associate professor, Rhetoric & Writing. . Subjects: Qualitative Methods of Research (incl. ethnography), Composition Theory, Applied Linguistics, Methods of Teaching Writing, Literary Non-Fiction.
Daniel Holland, Ph.D.,M.P.H. - Dept. of Psychology - dcholland@ualr.edu
BENNIE F. PRINCE, adjunct instructor, Leisure Science. E-Mail bfprince@ualr.edu. Topics: Sports administration and research in exercise. science.
DR. NANCY HARM, assistant professor, Social Work. Subjects: Domestic Violence; Female Offenders.
DR. JAMES H. PECK, professor, Biology. Subjects: Botany; Ferns; Endangered Species;.
DR. STEVE ANDERSON, professor, English. E-Mail: wsanderson@ualr.edu. Topics: Film, Vietnam, science fiction, classical mythology.
DR. MARC H. ARNOLD, associate professor, Rhetoric and Writing. Subjects: Film; Theatre; Writing for Impact.
ALLISON DENMAN HOLLAND, director, University Writing Center. Subjects: Movies, Silent Films, Preservation of Old Movies.
DR. FLOYD MARTIN, professor, Art Department. Subjects: art, architectural history, silent movies, American film 1915-45. E-mail fwmartin@ualr.edu
HANS STIRITZ, part-time research assistant, music technology, also composer/music producer for Musikhaus Subjects: Commercial Music, Technology/Computers in the Arts, Music for Film and Video, Music and Sound Recording Arts. E-mail hans@musikhaus.com. Web page http://www.musikhaus.com
DR. FLOYD MARTIN, professor, Art Department. Subjects: art, architectural history, silent movies, American film 1915-45. E-mail fwmartin@ualr.edu
RICHARD J. PELTZ, instructor of law, Law School. Subjects: First Amendment: Free Speech & Press, Freedom of Information/Access to Government, Media Law (especially student media).
Dr. MARK J. HARTMANN, assistant professor, Anthropology. E-Mail mshartmann@ualr.edu Topics: Archaeology, Human evolution, Primatology, Forensic Anthropology.
DR. JAMES H. PECK, professor, Biology. ; Forest Management; Wetland Management.
RICHARD J. PELTZ, instructor of law, Law School. Subjects: First Amendment: Free Speech & Press, Freedom of Information/Access to Government, Media Law (especially student media).
DR. LINDA PLEDGER, Speech Communication .
DR. JEFFREY B. CONNELLY, associate professor and chair, Department of Earth Sciences. E-Mail: jbconnelly@ualr.edu. Topics: geology, geologic hazards, earthquakes.
WILLIAM. JAY SIMS, lecturer, Earth Science Department. Subjects: Physical and Historical Geology, floodplain management and mitigation, stratigraphy, and structure. Email: wjsims@ualr.edu
ROBERT E. LEMMER, Instructor, Earth Science Department, Subjects: Earthquakes, paleoseismology, landslides, groundwater and groundwater contamination, environmental geology, engineering geology, solid waste management [former solid waste division (ADEQ) geology supervisor].
DR. MARK KRAIN, professor, Gerontology. . Subjects: Services To The Elderly; Myths and Realities of Aging; Aging And Social Policy; The Modern Family: Change and Challenge; Health Care to the Elderly; Medicare. E-mail makrain@ualr.edu
ROBERT FLYNN CORWYN, research associate, Center for Appl;ied Studies in Education. Subjects: Poverty and Social; Stratification, Delinquent Behavior, gerontology and the life course. E-mail rbflynn@ualr.edu
DR. ANN E. ROBINSON, professor, Gifted Programs
DR. ROBY D. ROBERTSON, director, Arkansas Institute of Government, .
ROBERT E. LEMMER, Instructor, Earth Science Department, Subjects: Earthquakes, paleoseismology, landslides, groundwater and groundwater contamination, environmental geology, engineering geology, solid waste management [former solid waste division (ADEQ) geology supervisor].
MICHAEL CARENBAUER, Associate professor, Music, E-Mail mgcarenbauer@ualr.edu Topics: Guitar, especially classical and jazz.
DR. WILLIAM H. JACOBSON, professor, Rehabilitation Department, Subjects: Rehabilitation, blindness, low vision, visual impairment, orientation and mobility for the blind, barriers for the blind, special education, Americans with Disabilities Act, hypnosis and hypnotherapy, distance education (experience as teacher using DL) E-mail whjacobson@ualr.edu.
DR. CHARLES M. ANDERSON, Graduate coordinator, Department of Rhetoric and Writing. Subjects: He is the author of a new book on how writing about traumatic experiences has a healing effect.
Daniel Holland, Ph.D.,M.P.H. - Dept. of Psychology - dcholland@ualr.edu
DR. GARY CHAMBERLIN, professor, College of Education, former UA System administrator.
DR. KATHY K. FRANKLIN, asst. professor, Higher Education Administration. E-Mail kkfranklin@ualr.edu Topics: Higher education administration, college student satisfaction, higher education accountability and assessment, institutional effectiveness, history of higher education.
DR. TERRY TREVINO-RICHARD, professor, chair, Sociology-Anthropology-Gerontology.
DR. STEPHEN L. RECKEN, associate professor, History. Subjects: 20th Century U.S. History; U.S. Popular Culture Museums; Museum Studies; Historic Preservation.
Dr. MARK J. HARTMANN, assistant professor, Anthropology. E-Mail mshartmann@ualr.edu Topics: Archaeology, Human evolution, Primatology, Forensic Anthropology.
DR. WILLIAM H. JACOBSON, professor, Rehabilitation Department, Subjects: Rehabilitation, blindness, low vision, visual impairment, orientation and mobility for the blind, barriers for the blind, special education, Americans with Disabilities Act, hypnosis and hypnotherapy, distance education (experience as teacher using DL) E-mail whjacobson@ualr.edu.
DR. DALE V. FERGUSON, professor, Biology.
DR. KEITH HUDSON, Professor, Applied Science and Chemistry. Director, GIT (Research Institute). Performs research on rocket fuels and hybrid rocket for NASA, directs rocket lab where test firings are done. Experience with military solid rockets, small arms and their propellants, combustion processes including waste disposal and power generation furnaces. Other technical areas include: spectroscopy, chromatography, Infrared (IR) systems.
DR. J. W. WIGGINS, Dean/associate professor, Chemistry, Subjects: Native American Art; Canadian Inuit Art.
DR. MARY L. PARKER, professor, Criminal Justice. Subjects: Community-Based Corrections; Institutional Corrections; Juvenile Justice; Women in Criminal Justice. E-mail: mlparker@ualr.edu
JIM NICKELS, associate professor, College of Business Administration, former dierector of Labor Education Program.
DIANE THOMAS-HOLLADAY, director, Labor Education Program.
JOHN M. DIPIPPA, professor, School of Law.
PHILIP D. OLIVER, professor, School of Law.
JOHN M. DIPIPPA, professor, School of Law.
DR. CHARLES CHASTAIN, Criminal Justice Department. Subjects: Constitutional Law, police and law enforcement issues, corrections, parole. E-mail cdchastain@ualr.edu
RICHARD J. PELTZ, instructor of law, Law School. Subjects: First Amendment: Free Speech & Press, Freedom of Information/Access to Government, Media Law (especially student media).
PHILIP D. OLIVER, professor, School of Law.
PHILIP D. OLIVER, professor, School of Law.
JOHN M. DIPIPPA, professor, School of Law.
DR. PHYLLIS MOORE, professor, Biology. Former director of state Department of Pollution Control and Ecology.
DR. ANDREA W. HERRMANN, associate professor, Rhetoric & Writing.
DR. JAMES PARINS, professor, English Department. Initiated in the 1980s the UALR Literacy Corps, using college students as literacy tutors
DR. ZABELLE STODOLA, professor, English Department. .
HUGH H. EARNEST, Research Associate, Institute of Government. E Mail: hhearnest@ualr.edu. Topics: Public Policy Issues (local government), Urban Planning, Solid Waste Management Regional Consolidation
DR. MIKE HEMPHILL, associate professor, chair, Speech Communication,
DR. JAMES A. (JIM) KARRH, assistant professor, Marketing and Advertising. Topics: Advertising; Marketing and Marketing Practices; Public Opinion Polling and Surveys.
DR. XIU YE, assistant professor, Mathematics..
DR. DALE V. FERGUSON, professor, Biology. . Subjects: Immunology; Medical Microbiology.
Daniel Holland, Ph.D.,M.P.H. - Dept. of Psychology - dcholland@ualr.edu
JUDITH FAUST, instructor, School of Social Work. Subjects: meeting facilitation, nonprofit organization development and planning, community organizing, social welfare policy. E-mail: jkfaust@ualr.edu
DR. THEA SIRIA SPATZ, CHES; Professor; Health Sciences program. Subjects: Women's cancer detection; Concepts of Health Education; Controversial Issues in Health Education; Mental Health; Drug Education. tsspatz@ualr.edu
DR. THOMAS J. LYNCH, associate dean/professor, Biology. Subjects: AIDS; Cell Biology; Microbiology. One of first professors in the country to teach a credit course on AIDS.
DR. JULIANA FLINN, professor, Anthropology. Lived there, did research on people, education impact.
M. DAVID LUNEAU, JR., P.E., assistant professor, Engineering Technology. Subjects: Electronics, Motors, Energy Conservation, Solar Power.E-mail mdluneau@ualr.edu
DR. STEPHEN L. RECKEN, associate professor, History. Subjects: 20th Century U.S. History; U.S. Popular Culture Museums; Museum Studies; Historic Preservation
DR. JOHANNA MILLER LEWIS, associate professor, assistant coordinator of Public History Program, History Department.
MRS. TRUDY KINCADE, lecturer, Music Department. Subjects: Accompanying; Children's piano lessons; Harpsichord; Equestrian trail riding & trail maintenance/building. E-mail:gckincade1@ualr.edu or gcktrudy@aol.com
DR. LINDA HOLZER, assistant professor, Music Department. E-Mail lrholzer@ualr.edu
Dr. ROLF GROESBECK, assistant professor, Music Dept. Subjects: music-ethnomusicology, world musics, South Asian studies, India, percussion, American vernacular music (jazz, popular music etc.), music history/musicology. Email: ragroesbeck@ualr.edu
DR. RAY W. MOORE, professor, Music Department. Subject: Choral Music and Choral Music Education. e-mail: rwmoore@ualr.edu
HANS STIRITZ, part-time research assistant, music technology, also composer/music producer for Musikhaus Subjects: Commercial Music, Technology/Computers in the Arts, Music for Film and Video, Music and Sound Recording Arts. E-mail hans@musikhaus.com. Web page http://www.musikhaus.com
MICHAEL CARENBAUER, Associate professor, Music, E-Mail mgcarenbauer@ualr.edu Topics: Guitar, especially classical and jazz.
MRS. TRUDY KINCADE, lecturer, Music Department. Subjects: Accompanying; Children's piano lessons; Harpsichord; Equestrian trail riding & trail maintenance/building. E-mail:gckincade1@ualr.edu or gcktrudy@aol.com
DR. LINDA HOLZER, assistant professor, Music Department Topics: classical piano performances (solo & chamber music), injury prevention in piano technique, the piano etude in the Romantic era, piano pedagogy, teaching contemporary art music, Women Composers. E-Mail lrholzer@ualr.edu
MARTHA ANN EDWARDS, Instructor, Music Department, Coordinator of Piano Classes Subject:: Piano classes. E-mail mae1@worldnet.att.net
MRS. TRUDY KINCADE, lecturer, Music Department. Subjects: Accompanying; Children's piano lessons; Harpsichord; Equestrian trail riding & trail maintenance/building. E-mail:gckincade1@ualr.edu or gcktrudy@aol.com
DR. VICTOR ELLSWORTH, associate professor, Chairperson Division of Performance Studies: Public school music. E-mail evellsworth@ualr.edu
HANS STIRITZ, part-time research assistant, music technology, also composer/music producer for Musikhaus Subjects: Commercial Music, Technology/Computers in the Arts, Music for Film and Video, Music and Sound Recording Arts. E-mail hans@musikhaus.com. Web page http://www.musikhaus.com
Dr. ROLF GROESBECK, assistant professor, Music Dept. Subjects:music--ethnomusicology, world musics, South Asian studies, India, percussion, American vernacular music (jazz, popular music etc.), music history/musicology. Email: ragroesbeck@ualr.edu
DR. STEVE ANDERSON, professor, English, E-Mail: wsanderson@ualr.edu Topics: Film, Vietnam, science fiction, classical mythology
DR. J. W. WIGGINS, Dean/associate professor, Chemistry. Subjects: Native American Art; Canadian Inuit Art.
DR. JAMES PARINS, professor, English., co-director of Native American Press Archives, one of largest collections of Native American publications in the world.
DR. DANIEL LITTLEFIELD, professor, English, author of sevberal books on Native Americans, including "Seminole Burning," and co-director of the Native American Press Archives.
JUDITH FAUST, instructor, School of Social Work. Subjects: meeting facilitation, nonprofit organization development and planning, community organizing, social welfare policy. E-mail: jkfaust@ualr.edu
DR. CONWAY RUCKS, associate professor, Marketing.
DR. JERRY STEVENSON, professor, associate vice chancellor, Provost's Office.
DR. GERALD W. DRISKILL, associate professor, Speech Communication Department.Subjects: Organizational Culture, Intercultural Communication, Day Care Communication, Managerial Communication. E-mail gwdriskill@ualr.edu
DR. JULIANA FLINN, professor, Anthropology. Lived in and did research in Micronesia.
DR. KEITH B. RUNION, associate professor, Educational Leadership -Counseling.
DR. JAN THOMAS, associate professor, Philosophy and Liberal Studies. Subjects: truth theory, knowledge theory, philosophy and literature. E-mail jlthomas@ualr.edu
DR. ANDREW ESHELMAN, assistant professor, Philosophy and Liberal Studies. Subjects: free will, philosophy of religion. E-mail aseshleman@ualr.edu
DR. RICHARD FROTHINGHAM, emeritus professor, Philosophy and Liberal Studies. Subjects: Greek philosophy
DR. LINDA HOLZER, assistant professor, Music Department Topics: classical piano performances (solo & chamber music), injury prevention in piano technique, the piano etude in the Romantic era, piano pedagogy, teaching contemporary art music, Women Composers. E-Mail lrholzer@ualr.edu
DR. JEFFERY T. WALKER, associate professor, Criminal Justice. Subjects: Policing; Use of Deadly Force by Police; Crime and Criminal Behavior.
DR. DEBORAH LAUFERSWEILER-DWYER, associate professor, Criminal Justice Dept. Subjects: police, law enforcement, serial crimes, profiling suspects, critical incident debriefing (stress situations), victim rights. E-mail dlaiferswei@ualr.edu
DR. JAMES W. GOLDEN, associate professor, Criminal Justice Dept. Subjects: police, law enforcement, computer crime, crime analysis. E-mail jwgolden@ualr.edu
DR. MIKE HEMPHILL, associate professor, chair, Speech Communication.
DR. ANN V. CLEMMER, Instructor, Political Science.
DR. ART ENGLISH, Professor of Political Science, Subjects: American Politics, Arkansas Politics, Public Law, State and Local govt. Frequent commentator on political events on American politics and Arkansas government.
DR. ROBY D. ROBERTSON, director, Arkansas Institute of Government. Subjects: State Government and Politics and Ark. Govt. and Politics; Reorganization of Government Agencies; Reinventing Govt., Volunteerism and Community Service.
DR. PHYLLIS MOORE, professor, Biology. Former director of state Department of Pollution Control and Ecology.
DR. TITO VISWANATHAN, professor, Chemistry. Has several research projects in progress, including work for NASA. Invented a flame-retardant insulation.
ROBERT FLYNN CORWYN, research associate, Center for Research on Teaching and Learning. Subjects: Poverty and Social; Stratification, Delinquent Behavior, gerontology and the life course. E-mail rbflynn@ualr.edu
DR. STEVEN MENHART, Associate Professor, Engineering Technology (Electronics). E-mail: sxmenhart@ualr.edu. Topics: Electronics, Power Electronics, Power Systems, Motors, Semiconductor devices.
Dr. MARK J. HARTMANN, assistant professor, Anthropology. E-Mail mshartmann@ualr.edu
DR. TERRY TREVINO-RICHARD, professor, Sociology Department
DR. DEBORAH LAUFERSWEILER-DWYER, associate professor, Criminal Justice Dept. Subjects: police, law enforcement, serial crimes, profiling suspects, critical incident debriefing (stress situations), victim rights. E-mail dlaiferswei@ualr.edu
CATHERINE CHRISTIE, associate professor, Nursing. Subjects: Psychiatric Nursing.
DR. JAMES A. (JIM) KARRH, assistant professor, Marketing and Advertising. Topics: Advertising; Marketing and Marketing Practices; Public Opinion Polling and Surveys.
Dr. JERRY STEVENSON, professor, associate vice chancellor, Provost's Office.
DR. MIKE HEMPHILL, associate professor, Speech Communication.
DR. ALAN M. JOHNSON, professor, Mathematics and Statistics.
DR. TERRY TREVINO-RICHARD, professor, Sociology.
DR. BRUCE LINDEMAN, professor, Economics & Finance. Teaches televised course.
JIM LYNCH, senior research specialist, Institute of Government.
DR. CARL MONEYHON, professor, History.
HANS STIRITZ, research assistant, music technology, also composer/music producer for Musikhaus. E-mail hans@musikhaus.com. Web page http://www.musikhaus.com
HUGH H. EARNEST, Research Associate, Institute of Government. E-Mail:hhearnest@ualr.edu.
Daniel Holland, Ph.D.,M.P.H. - Dept. of Psychology - dcholland@ualr.edu
DR. ROBY D. ROBERTSON, director, Arkansas Institute of Government.
DR. ANDREW ESHELMAN, assistant professor, Philosophy and Liberal Studies. Subjects: free will, philosophy of religion. E-mail aseshleman@ualr.edu
DR. ALAN M. JOHNSON, professor, Mathematics and Statistics.
DR. GARY ANDERSON, Applied Sciences
DR. KEITH HUDSON, Professor, Applied Science and Chemistry. Director, GIT (Research Institute). Performs research on rocket fuels and hybrid rocket for NASA, directs rocket lab where test firings are done. Experience with military solid rockets, small arms and their propellants, combustion processes including waste disposal and power generation furnaces. Other technical areas include: spectroscopy, chromatography, Infrared (IR) systems.
DR. KEITH B. RUNION, associate professor, Educational Leadership - Counseling.
DR. STEVE ANDERSON, professor, English. E-Mail: wsanderson@ualr.edu
DR. STEVEN MENHART, Associate Professor, Engineering Technology (Electronics), (501) 569-8225. E-mail: sxmenhart@ualr.edu
DR. DEBORAH LAUFERSWEILER-DWYER, associate professor, Criminal Justice Dept. Subjects: police, law enforcement, serial crimes, profiling suspects, critical incident debriefing (stress situations), victim rights. E-mail dlaiferswei@ualr.edu
DR. KEITH HUDSON, Professor, Applied Science and Chemistry. Director, GIT (Research Institute). Performs research on rocket fuels and hybrid rocket for NASA, directs rocket lab where test firings are done. Experience with military solid rockets, small arms and their propellants, combustion processes including waste disposal and power generation furnaces. Other technical areas include: spectroscopy, chromatography, Infrared (IR) systems.
JANET NYE, director, Arkansas Small Business Development Center.
JUDITH FAUST, instructor, School of Social Work. Subjects: meeting facilitation, nonprofit organization development and planning, community organizing, social welfare policy. E-mail: jkfaust@ualr.edu
M. DAVID LUNEAU, JR., P.E., assistant professor, Engineering Technology. Subjects: Electronics, Motors, Energy Conservation, Solar Power.E-mail mdluneau@ualr.edu
HUGH H. EARNEST, Research Associate, Institute of Government 501 569-8549. E Mail:hhearnest@ualr.edu
DR. CARL MONEYHON, professor, History.
M. DAVID LUNEAU, JR., P.E., assistant professor, Engineering Technology. Worked in space shuttle program in area of rendezvous navigation. E-mail mdluneau@ualr.edu
DR. TITO VISWANATHAN, professor, Chemistry.
DR. KEITH HUDSON, Professor, Applied Science and Chemistry. Director, GIT (Research Institute). Performs research on rocket fuels and hybrid rocket for NASA, directs rocket lab where test firings are done. Experience with military solid rockets, small arms and their propellants, combustion processes including waste disposal and power generation furnaces. Other technical areas include: spectroscopy, chromatography, Infrared (IR) systems.
BENNIE F. PRINCE, adjunct instructor, Leisure Science. E-Mail bfprince@ualr.edu.
DR ART ENGLISH, Professor of Political Science. Frequent commentator on political events on American politics and Arkansas government.
DR. ROBY D. ROBERTSON, director, Arkansas Institute of Government.
DR. ALAN M. JOHNSON, professor, Mathematics and Statistics.
DR. ANDREW TERRY, associate professor, Finance.
DR. ASHVIN VIBHAKAR, Director, Institute for Economic Advancement.
DR. DEBORAH LAUFERSWEILER-DWYER, associate professor, Criminal Justice Dept. Subjects: police, law enforcement, serial crimes, profiling suspects, critical incident debriefing (stress situations), victim rights. E-mail dlaiferswei@ualr.edu
DR. THEA SIRIA SPATZ, CHES; Professor; Health Sciences program. Subjects: Women's cancer detection; Concepts of Health Education; Controversial Issues in Health Education; Mental Health; Drug Education. tsspatz@ualr.edu
DR. ALAN MARKS, associate professor, Gerontology.
DR. YUPO CHAN, chair, Dept. of Systems Analysis,formerly with Air Force Institute of Technology. Subjects: Systems analysis and Transportation Systems
MICHAEL WATTS, CPA, MBA, JD, assistant professor, Accounting & Taxation.
JIM LYNCH, senior research specialist, Institute of Government.
DR. CARL MONEYHON, professor, History.
THOMAS HEIMAN, assistant professor, Theater and Dance. Subjects: general theatre, special effects, theatre and concert lighting, scenic design, computing in the arts, 3d graphics and faux painting effects.
DR. STEPHEN L. RECKEN, associate professor, History.
JOHN M. DIPIPPA, professor, School of Law.
HUGH H. EARNEST, Research Associate, Institute of Government. E Mail:hhearnest@ualr.edu
DR. DAVID SINK, Public Administration, Arkansas Institute of Government, . Subjects: Urban Public Policy and Evaluation; Urban Governance
DR. DEBORAH LAUFERSWEILER-DWYER, associate professor, Criminal Justice Dept. Subjects: police, law enforcement, serial crimes, profiling suspects, critical incident debriefing (stress situations), victim rights. E-mail dlaiferswei@ualr.edu
DR. STEVE ANDERSON, professor, English, E-Mail: wsanderson@ualr.edu
DR. ROBY D. ROBERTSON, director, Arkansas Institute of Government.
JIM LYNCH, senior research specialist, Institute of Government.
DR. JAMES H. PECK, professor, Biology.
DR. LINDA HOLZER, assistant professor, Music Department Topics: classical piano performances (solo & chamber music), injury prevention in piano technique, the piano etude in the Romantic era, piano pedagogy, teaching contemporary art music, Women Composers. E-Mail lrholzer@ualr.edu
DR. MARY L. PARKER, professor, Criminal Justice.
DR. ZABELLE STODOLA, professor, English.
DR. JOHANNA MILLER LEWIS, associate professor, assistant coordinator of Public History Program, History Department.
TERESA (TERRE) McLENDON, research specialist, Arkansas Institute for Economic Advancement.
DR. STEVE ANDERSON, associate professor, English. - DR. ANDREA W. HERRMANN, associate professor, Rhetoric & Writing. Subject: Literary Non-Fiction.
DR. MARC H. ARNOLD, associate professor, Rhetoric and Writing,
LAURA CREASEY FINE, assistant state director, Arkansas Small Business Development Center.
DR. DAVID SINK, associate professor, Public Administration, Arkansas Institute of Government.