The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship (TAS) has determined award recipients for the 2016-2017 Butine Faculty Development Fund Fall cycle, according to committee chair Aaron Wootton, mathematics. Butine award recipients are:
- Alfrey, Lauren: “Geek Girls: Race, Gender and Power in the Tech Industry,” $3,300
- Barber, Halina & Amber Vermeesch: “Road Less Traveled: Stressors and Coping Strategies Unique to Undergraduate Nursing Students,” $1,776
- Chakrabati, Saikat: “A security framework for resource constrained IoT devices,” $5,000
- Coida, Olivia: “Mechanical Model of the Respiratory System,” $3,000
- Eckman, Ted: “Understanding Distributions of Industrial Odors in North Portland,” $5,000
- Eshleman, Andrew: Funds to attend the American Philosophical Association Pacific Division Conference, $1,150
- Gates, Alice: “Enhancing scholarship and teaching in Policy Practice,” $4,550
- Hancock, Christin: “Unspeakable: Sex, Madness, and the Malarial Treatment of Syphilis in Middle America,” $4,060
- Hill, Allie: “Gender and Memory of East German Every-Day Life,” $3,313
- Hoffman, Sr. Angela: “Study of products made by bacteria isolated from soil taken from Pollentia, an ancient Roman city on Mallorca,” $3,038
- Ilosvay, Kimberly: Reflection and Research, $3,000
- Jones, Kevin: “Testing the Applicability of the Circle of Courage Youth Development Model for Undergraduate Social Work Education,” $3,343
- Kotas, Jakob: “A Robust Framework for Airline Scheduling,” $3,000
- Krautscheid, Loretta: “The effect of trans-disciplinary educational strategies on student nurse resilience and moral distress,” $2,936.50
- McRee, Nick: Funds to attend the 12th International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, $1,500
- Meiser, Jeffrey: “The Moral Factor in War: Combat Effectiveness from Chosin to Mosul,” $3,000
- Reyes-Giardiello, Giannina: “Researching masked-social activism in Mexico City,” $850
- Viljee, Shazib: “Analysis of Charcoal Samples for Composition and Energy Content,” $1,809
- Warshawsky, Matthew: “May Your Divine Inspiration Call Me in the Desert’: New Jewish Identity in the Baroque-Era Poetry of the Iberian New Christian João Pinto Delgado,” $3,000
For more information, contact Wootton at x7377 or tas@up.edu.