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TOPICS G-M DARYL L. KUHLERS (334-844-1500; dkuhlers@auburn.edu) Professor, Animal Sciences. Has expertise in genetic improvement of livestock, sustainable livestock production systems, meat quality, agriculture, genetics, livestock, and statistics. DAVID B. WEAVER
(334-844-3982; weavedb@auburn.edu)
Professor, Agronomy and Soils. Has expertise in plant genetics and breeding,
especially related to cotton and soybean, and can address such issue
as genetically engineered crops and special uses for soybeans. DAVID KING (334-844-4882; kingdat@auburn.edu), Professor, Geology and Geography. Lead investigator of the Wetumpka asteroid impact site; expert on Alabama and other southeastern dinosaurs. MING-KUO LEE (334-844-4898; leeming@auburn.edu), Professor, Geology, Geography. Expert in all environmental aspects of groundwater distribution and movement. JAMES A. SAUNDERS (334-844-4884; saundja@auburn.edu), Professor, Geology and Geography. Expert in bioremediation and related groundwater environmental issues. LORRAINE WOLF (334-844-4878;
wolflor@auburn.edu), Professor, Geology and Geography. Conducts research related to earthquake
origins and effects. LUKE MARZEN (334-844-3462;
marzelj@auburn.edu), Associate
Professor, Geology and Geography. Conducts research in all areas of
remote sensing (satellite data acquisition).
D. ALLEN DAVIS (334-844-9312; ddavis@auburn.edu) Associate Professor, Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures. Has expertise in aquatic animal nutrition and intensive culture systems. His primary research activities emphasize the determination of nutritional requirements for fish and shrimp. Research activities include the determination of dietary requirements, development of practical diet formulations and the influence of diet formulations on nutrient loading of culture systems. Research is coordinated to enhance the understanding of nutrient requirements and to develop data needed by the commercial industry. He also maintains research interests in the development of natural spawning techniques and the development of intensive culture techniques for marine fish and shrimp. DAVID ROUSE (334-844-4786; drouse@auburn.edu) Head and Alumni Professor, Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures. Has expertise in growing and harvesting shellfish such as shrimp, oysters, and crayfish and in fisheries and aquaculture, restoration of fisheries habitats, conservation of fish resources, and best management practices for fisheries and aqualculture sectors. RICHARD K. WALLACE
(251-438-5690; rwallace@auburn.edu)
Professor and Extension Marine Specialist, Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures.
Has expertise in improving the culture of shellfish, especially oysters,
in Alabama and can address issues related to fisheries and aquaculture,
and best management practices for shellfish and other salt water fish
species. YUCHENG FENG (334-844-3967;
yfeng@auburn.edu)
Associate Professor, Agronomy and Soils. Feng is a soil microbiologist
whose research interests are in soil microbial processes that are important
to environmental quality and soil productivity. She is actively conducting
research in three areas: 1) microbial degradation of synthetic organic
chemicals in soil and water environments, 2) impacts of soil microbial
community on productivity and sustainability of soil, and 3) bacterial
source tracking of fecal contamination in the environment. SHERI BROCK (334-844-1464; brocksj@auburn.edu) Assistant Professor. Can speak on issues regarding Physical Education teacher preparation. ALICE BUCHANAN (334-844-1472; buchaa2@auburn.edu), Associate Professor. Can speak on issues regarding service learning. MARK FISCHMAN (334-844-1465; fischmg@auburn.edu), Wayne T. Smith Professor. Can speak on issues regarding motor learning, information processing, and divided attention. BRUCE GLADDEN (334-844-1466; gladdlb@auburn.edu), Professor. Can speak on issues regarding exercise science/ muscle physiology. PETE GRANDJEAN (334-844-1462; grandpw@auburn.edu), Associate Professor. Can speak on issues regarding TigerFit program/ HLHP Student Alliance. PETER HASTIE (334-844-1469; hastipe@auburn.edu), Professor, Sport Education. Can speak on issues regarding Sport Education. DAVID PASCOE (334-844-1479; pascodd@auburn.edu), Professor. Can speak on issues regarding exercise physiology. MARY RUDISILL (334-844-1458; rudisme@auburn.edu), Professor. Can speak on issues regarding motor development, and graduate programs. JARED RUSSELL (334-844-1429; russej3@auburn.edu), Assistant Professor. Can speak on issues regarding physical activity and wellness program, and Physical Education teacher preparation. WENDI WEIMAR (334-844-1468; weimerwe@auburn.edu), Associate Professor. Can speak on issues regarding biomechanics, and human balance. DENNIS WILSON (334-844-4483;
wilsogd@auburn.edu), Professor. Can speak on issues regarding
General Health & Human Performance. SUE DURAN (334-844-6722; duransh@auburn.edu), Professor, Clinical Sciences. Large animal pharmacy, drug interactions, pharmacy law. REID HANSON (334-844-4490; hansorr@auburn.edu) Professor, Clinical Sciences. Equine surgery, gastrointestinal disorders, osteoarthritis, equine critical care. HUI-CHU LIN (334-844-4490, linhuic@auburn.edu), Professor, Clinical Sciences. Anesthesiology. AMELIA MUNSTERMAN (334-844-4490; munstas@auburn.edu) Instructor, Clinical Sciences. Emergency equine surgery. DEBRA RUFFIN (334-844-4490; ruffidc@auburn.edu) Associate Professor, Clinical Sciences. Large animal internal medicine, infectious diseases in horses and cows, beef cattle vaccines, sheep, goats. JOHN SAIDLA (334-844-6003; saidlje@auburn.edu), Hospital Director, Clinical Sciences. Clinical and administrative functions of Veterinary Teaching Hospitals. ALLISON STEWART
(334-844 4490; stewaaj@auburn.edu), Assistant Professor, Clinical
Sciences. Equine internal medicine, neonatal intensive care, neurology,
ultrasound. GARY KEEVER (334-844-3037; gkeever@auburn.edu) Professor, Horticulture. Has expertise in better ways to grow ornamental greenhouse crops through manipulation of flowering, chilling, and using growth regulators on herbaceous landscape plants. He also can address issues of improved ornamental crop production systems. JOE KEMBLE (334-844-3050; jkemble@auburn.edu) Associate Professor and Extension Vegetable Specialist, Horticulture. Has expertise in a wide range of vegetable crop issues for both home and commercial growers. He specifically works on improving yield and quality of vegetable crops in Alabama, the development of alternative specialty crops in the state and region, and soil conservation and sustainable practices for vegetable producers. J. RAYMOND KESSLER, JR. (334-844-3055; rkessler@auburn.edu) Associate Professor and Floriculture Extension Specialist, Horticulture. Has expertise in greenhouse management and production of herbaceous plant materials and growing flowering ornamentals. JEFF SIBLEY (334-844-3132; jsibley@auburn.edu) Alumni Associate Professor, Horticulture. Has expertise in shade trees and other ornamental woody plants, particularly on how environmental influences affect landscape trees, urban issues related to the environment, water quality, waste management, soil conservation, and best management practices related to ornamental horticulture. KEN TILT (334-844-5484;
ktilt@auburn.edu)
Professor and Extension Specialist, Horticulture. Has expertise in nursery
and Christmas tree production systems and evaluation, distribution,
and management of new plants for the horticulture industry. MARY ANN POTTER
(334-844-1332; mpotter@auburn.edu)
Assistant Professor. Can speak on learning theory and instructional
methodology; business practices in interior design; interior decorative
treatments and materials. L. LEE COLQUITT (334-844-3010; colquitt@business.auburn.edu) Woodruff Professor, Finance. Colquitt specializes in risk management and insurance, both important components of natural disasters. He has done extensive research on various areas of the insurance and risk management industry and can speak on general insurance issues and the financial implications of storms. TIN-MAN LAU (334-844-2373; lautinm@auburn.edu); Professor, Industrial Design, Innovative product design. TSAI LU LIU (334-844-2366; liutsai@auburn.edu), Assistant Professor, Industrial Design; New Product Development Management, Universal (Inclusive) Design, Industrial Design Research Methods. CLARK LUNDELL (334-844-2369; lundece@auburn.edu); Professor and Head, Industrial Design, Innovative product design. BRET SMITH (334-844-2372; smithbh@auburn.edu); Professor, Industrial Design, Innovative product design. SHEA TILLMAN (334-844-2381; tillmts@auburn.edu), Assistant Professor, Industrial Design; Product Design and Development, User Experience, Design Research. SHU-WEN TZENG (334-844-2360; szt0004@auburn.edu), Assistant Professor, Industrial Design; Product Design, User Interface Design and Branding. BOBBY BROWN (334-844-5667; brownbo@auburn.edu) Director, Lab Animal Health. Also Associate Executive Director of Animal Resources for Auburn University. Public health problems, zoonotic diseases, infectious diseases, syphilis, leprosy, malaria, hepatitis C, Ebola, monkeypox. CALVIN JOHNSON (334-844-2687; johncal@auburn.edu). Head of Pathobiology. Veterinary anatomic pathology, HIV/AIDS in animal, feline immunodeficiency virus infection. BERNHARD KALTENBOECK
(334-844-2665; kaltebe@auburn.edu), Professor, Pathobiology. Infectious
diseases; genetic research on Chlamydia. STUART PRICE (334-844-2673; pricesb@auburn.edu), Associate Professor, Pathobiology. Microbiology, researches food-borne bacterial pathogens that are transmitted to humans from animals. ELIZABETH WELLES (334-844-2689; welleeg@auburn.edu), Director, Clinical Pathology Laboratory; Associate Professor, Pathobiology. Hematology, clinical chemistries, urinalysis, and cytology. JIM WRIGHT
(334-844-2670; wrighj3@auburn.edu), Associate Professor, Pathobiology.
Epidemiology of infectious diseases, transmission of vector-borne
diseases, prevention and control of zoonoses, West Nile virus. ROBERT BOYD (334-844-1626; rboyd@auburn.edu) Professor, Biological Sciences. Has expertise in ecological relationships of insects and plants that are used for bioremediation, especially plants that can accumulate metals (hyperaccumulating plants) and be used to clean toxic chemicals from the soil and environment. He also can discuss urban issues and the environment. ED CUPP (334-844-5010; ecupp@auburn.edu) Professor, Entomology and Plant Pathology. Has expertise in diseases spread by biting flies, world health issues, use of insects in health issues, improved livestock production systems, and integrated pest management. ROLAND DUTE (334-844-1646; rdute@auburn.edu) Professor, Biological Sciences. Has expertise in fungal diseases of ornamental plants and how these relate or are transmitted through insects. He is specifically working on fungal growth and host response relative to the Asian ambrosia beetle. He also is knowledgeable about integrated pest management in ornamental crops. XING PING HU (334-844-6392; xhu@auburn.edu) Associate Professor and Extension Specialist, Entomology and Plant Pathology. Has expertise in urban insect pest management, particularly the control of termites. Her work focuses on how to use insect behaviors as a way to control home and garden pests, including the Formosan termite. She also can discuss issues related to integrated pest management, food safety and risk analysis, the relationship between urban issues and the environment, and best management practices for insect control. JOSEPH W. KLOEPPER (334-844-1950; jkloeppe@auburn.edu) Professor, Entomology and Plant Pathology. Has expertise in integrated pest management; restoration and best management practices for crop production; and soil conservation, quality, and bio-indicators. WILLIAM J. MOAR (334-844-2560; moarwil@auburn.edu) Professor, Entomology and Plant Pathology. Has expertise in the development, evaluation and safety of using diseases and other pathogens for controlling insect pests. He also can address issues of integrated pest management in agronomic crops. M. S. REDDY (334-844-1971; mreddy@auburn.edu) Associate Research Professor, Entomology and Plant Pathology. Has expertise in improving crop production systems, integrated pest management, international collaboration, food safety in fruits and vegetables, nutritional composition of foods, nutrition education, soil conservation, economic viability and sustainable communities, and small and family farms. JAMES R. WEEKS (334-693-3800;
jweeks@auburn.edu)
Associate Professor and Extension Entomologist, Entomology and Plant
Pathology. Has expertise in management of arthropod pests on peanuts,
integrated pest management, and general insect pest issues in the Wiregrass
area. BILL DANIELS (334-844-9123; daniewh@auburn.edu) Associate Professor, Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures. Has expertise in marine and freshwater aquaculture, such as channel catfish, tilapia, freshwater prawns, crayfish, and red drum. Also works with the physiology and nutrition of crustaceans and fish and reproductive biology of crayfish and freshwater prawns; pond production and hatchery management; closed, recirculating aquaculture systems; and U.S. policy and international aquaculture development. M. S. REDDY (334-844-1971; mreddy@auburn.edu) Associate Research Professor, Entomology and Plant Pathology. Has expertise in improving crop production systems, integrated pest management, international collaboration, food safety in fruits and vegetables, nutritional composition of foods, nutrition education, soil conservation, economic viability and sustainable communities, and small and family farms. KYUNG H. YOO (334-844-3532;
khyoo@eng.auburn.edu) Professor,
Biosystems Engineering. Has expertise in soil and water conservation,
erosion control, water harvesting, hydrology, and programs to help developing
countries. JOHN CARVALHO (334-844-4454; carvajp@auburn.edu) Assistant Professor, Journalism. Former newspaper sports writer and magazine sports editor. Conducts research on the history of sports media, from the 1920s until now. MIRIAM CLARK (334-844-9094; clarkmm@auburn.edu) Associate Professor, English. Can speak on all aspects of contemporary fiction and poetry. STEPHEN GRESHAM (334-844-4620; greshsl@auburn.edu) Professor, English. Writes horror novels and has published several. JAMES HAMMERSMITH (334-844-9076; hammejp@auburn.edu) Associate Professor, English. Shakespeare scholar. BERT HITCHCOCK (334-844-9058; hitchwb@auburn.edu) Hargis Professor, English. Authority on Southern writers, past and present. JUDITH LECHNER (334-844-3053; lechvn@auburn.edu) Professor, Education. Can speak on children's literature; folk literature; picturebook illustration; international and multicultural literature; non-fiction, especially science literature for children. DENNIS RYGIEL (334-844-4620;
rygiede@auburn.edu) Professor
and Head, English. Expert on development of English and causes of language
change. LEE I. CHIBA (334-844-1560; lchiba@auburn.edu) Associate Professor, Animal Sciences. Has expertise in nutritional systems for swine to increase reproductive efficiency, improved animal systems, and he can address water quality and waste management issues. KEITH CUMMINS (334-844-1510; kcummins@auburn.edu) Professor, Animal Sciences. Has expertise in the nutritional needs and balances for dairy cattle, reducing the amount of ammonia released into the air from livestock operations, improved livestock production systems, nutritional needs of search and rescue dogs, and the effects of scent on animal behavior. ED CUPP (334-844-5010; ecupp@auburn.edu) Professor, Entomology and Plant Pathology. Has expertise in diseases spread by biting flies, world health issues, use of insects in health issues, improved livestock production systems, and integrated pest management. DARYL L. KUHLERS (334-844-1500; dkuhlers@auburn.edu) Professor, Animal Sciences. Has expertise in genetic improvement of livestock, sustainable livestock production systems, meat quality, agriculture, genetics, livestock, and statistics. MARY S. MILLER-GOODMAN (334-844-3936; goodmms@auburn.edu) Associate Professor, Agronomy and Soils. Has expertise in sustainable management strategies for livestock producers and biodiversity and productivity of grazed landscapes. She also can address issues related to livestock's impact on water quality, Alabama forage management, restoration and best management practices for cattle and livestock producers and small and family farms. D.R. MULVANEY (334-844-1514; mulvadr@auburn.edu) Professor, Animal Sciences. Has expertise in molecular studies of livestock muscling as it relates to meat production and can address such issues as ways to improve meat yield and quality, value-added foods, improved poultry and livestock production systems, and genetic and biochemical modification of foods. He also works closely with agricultural leadership programs and can address the issue of recruitment and education for the food and agricultural sectors. RUSSELL B. MUNTIFERING (334-844-1591; rmuntife@auburn.edu) Professor, Animal Sciences. Has expertise in the impact of carbon dioxide (ground level ozone) pollution on crops and can address issues related to improving crop and animal production systems and how urban issues affect the environment and agriculture. JAMES WALTER PREVATT
(334-844-5608; prevajw@auburn.edu)
Professor and Extension Economist, Agricultural Economics and Rural
Sociology. Has expertise in livestock economics, beef and forage grazing
systems, and risk management.
MONA EL-SHEIKH (334-844-3294;
melsheikh@auburn.edu) Professor.
Can speak on developmental psychopathology, with a focus on associations
among family conflict, parental alcoholism, and children's adjustment,
physical health, and cognitive functioning; role of emotional and physiological
regulation (e.g., vagal tone and sleep patterns) as pathways and moderators
of outcomes in children. SCOTT KETRING (334-844-4479; sketring@auburn.edu) Associate Professor. Can speak on parenting; parent-child relationships and emotional/social development outcomes; parent education; early childhood education. JACQUELYN MIZE (334-844-3232; jmize@auburn.edu) Professor. Can speak on development of social competence in children; parent-child interaction; parent influences on children's social skills and peer relationships; preschool education. GREGORY PETTIT (334-844-3228; gpettit@auburn.edu) Professor. Can speak on parent-child interaction; familial influences on children's peer relationships; peer rejection and aggression. JOE PITTMAN (334-844-3242; jpittman@auburn.edu) Interim Dean, Graduate School. Can speak on work and the family; relocation and military families; identity development. DONNA SOLLIE (334-844-3230; dsollie@auburn.edu) Associate Provost, Women's Advancement. Can speak on gender in relationships; relationship processes and satisfaction; social support and social networks; friendships; transitions in close relationships during young adulthood. BRIAN VAUGHN (334-844-3249;
bvaughn@auburn.edu) Professor.
Can speak on child-parent attachment; social competence; peer group
structure; temperament; Head Start. MATERIALS ENGINEERING ZHONGYANG CHENG (334-844-4913; chengzh@eng.auburn.edu), assistant professor, Materials Engineering. Research in preparing and characterization of functional materials for applications in biosensors, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), actuators, and artificial muscles and organs. Core researcher in Auburn University's Detection and Food Safety Center. BRYAN A. CHIN (334-844-3322; bchin@eng.auburn.edu), professor and chair, Materials Engineering; center director, Auburn University Detection and Food Safety Center (AUDFS). Leads 20-member AUDFS research effort to develop a radio-frequency identification (RFID) food safety sensor tag to monitor for food-borne pathogens and contaminants; can talk specifically about sensor development for biological detection, radio-frequency identification monitoring and detection systems; adaptive materials; sol gel deposition of piezoelectric materials; and process control sensors and control methodology. JEFFREY W. FERGUS (334-844-3405; jwfergus@eng.auburn.edu), associate professor, Materials Engineering. Researches chemical sensors and chemical compatibility/stability in high-temperature materials. He is a contributing member of the Auburn University Detection and Food Safety Center. WILLIAM F. GALE (334-844-3406; wfgale@eng.auburn.edu), Alumni Professor, Materials Engineering. Materials research includes nano-scale microstructural characterization; surface coatings; wettability; joining of metals, ceramics, intermetallics and composites; physical metallurgy of refractory metals, structural intermetallics, shape memory alloys, nickel-based superalloys and aluminum alloys. Has been among the first on campus to develop multidisciplinary web-based instruction (in conjunction with the Auburn University Detection and Food Safety Center). R.A. "TONY" OVERFELT (334-844-5940, overfra@eng.auburn.edu; metalcasting.auburn.edu), Philpot-WestPoint Stevens professor, Materials Engineering; director, AU/NASA Solidification Design Center. Leads the Engineering-based collaborative research program involving industry, academia and NASA. Research interests include solidification fundamentals, applications of transport phenomena in metalcasting, high-temperature thermophysical property research, and utilization of the space environment for precision low-g measurements. BARTON C. PROROK (334-844-4733, prorobc@eng.auburn.edu), assistant professor, Materials Engineering. Is developing microcantilever other microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) for use in detecting food-borne pathogens. Core researcher in Auburn University's Detection and Food Safety Center. ALEKSANDR L. SIMONIAN (334-844-4485, simonal@eng.auburn.edu), associate professor, Materials Engineering. Has lead biosensor research efforts for more than 25 years; authority on biological sensor development and fabrication, biomolecule-surface interactions, and the application of nanoparticles in biorecognition. Core researcher in Auburn University's Detection and Food Safety Center. MATERNAL/INFANT NURSING REGINA BENTLEY (334-844-6756; beairre@auburn.edu) Assistant Professor of Nursing. Can speak on areas of pregnancy, labor and delivery, postpartum care, including breast feeding, and newborn care. MATHEMATICS ULRICH ALBRECTH (334-844-4290; albreuf@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Abstract Algebra, Homological Algebra. STEWART BALDWIN (334-844-4290; baldwsl@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Set Theory and Dynamical Systems. Elected Fellow of the American Society of Genealogists. ANDRAS BEZDEK (334-844-4290; baldwsl@auburn.edu), Scharnagel Professor, Mathematics: Geometry. Received a grant from the Hungarian National Science Foundation for Topics in Discrete and Combinatorial Geometry. JACK BROWN (334-844-4290; brownj4@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Analysis, Probability Theory and Measure Theory. Directs the departmental program to bring in professionals in fields relating to the Actuarial Sciences into the department for student interaction; co sponsor of the yearly harmonic analysis mini conference. GERALDO DESOUZA (334-844-4290; desougs@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Analysis, Harmonic Analysis. Co sponsor of the yearly harmonic analysis mini- conference. H. PAT GOETERS (334-844-4290; goetehp@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Algebra, Algebraic Modules. NARENDRA GOVIL (334-844-4290; govilnk@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Approximation Theory. Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences, India. GARY GRUENHAGE (334-844-4290; gruengf@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Set theoretic Topology. Editor of Topology Proceedings; on the editorial board of Topology and Applications. YONGSHENG HAN (334-844-4290; hanyong@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Analysis, Homogeneous Spaces. Visiting Professor of Zhongshan University, China. GREG HARRIS (334-844-4290;
harriga@auburn.edu), Associate
Professor, JO HEATH (334-844-4290; heathjw@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Topology,Continuum Theory. Acting Associate Dean of the Graduate School. She is a member of the Women's Studies Group, Women's Caucus, AAUP and the Higher Education Partnership. GEORG HETZER (334-844-4290; hetzege@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Functional Analysis, Differential Equations. Works on climatology models, computer modeling. J. P. HOLMES (334-844-4290; holmejp@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Analysis, Semigroups and Lie groups. RANDALL HOLMES (334-844-4290; holmerr@auburn.edu), Associate Professor, Mathematics: Algebra. OVERTOUN JENDA (334-844-4184; jendaov@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Algebra, Homological Algebras. Associate Dean for Minority Affairs, College of Science and Mathematics. OLAV KALLENBERG (334844-4290; kalleoh@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Probability Theory. Has written several books including: Random Measures, Academic Press and Foundations of Modern Probability, Springer - Verlag. THEODORE KILGORE (334-844-4290; killgta@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Approximation Theory. Also Computers and Linux operating systems. GEORGE KOZLOWSKI (334-844-4290; kozloga@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Topology and Algebraic Topology. Former Head of the Department of Mathematics. KRYSTYNA KUPERBERG (334-844-4290; kuperkm@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Topology, Dynamical Systems. Member of AMS administrative committees, managing editor of Topology and its Applications. Found a counter example to the Seifert Conjecture. WLODZIMIERZ KUPERBERG (334-844-4290; kuperwl@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Geometry. MING LIAO (334-844-4290; liaomin@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Probability Theory, Markov Processes. A. J. MEIR (334-844-4290; ajm@math.auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Partial Differential Equations, Numerical Analysis, Applied Mathematics. Faculty advisor for the campus SIAM (Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics) chapter. ANOTIDA MADZVAMUSE (334-844-4290; madzval@auburn.edu), Assistant Professor, Mathematics: Partial Differential Equations, Computer modeling, Applied Mathematics, Bio-mathematics. PIOTR MINC (334-844-4290; mincpio@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Topology, Continuum Theory. PETER NYLEN (334-844-4290; nylenpm@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Linear Algebra. THOMAS PATE (334-844-4290; patetho@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Linear Algebra. Passed exams to be an Associate of the Society of Actuaries. JACK W. ROGERS (334-844-4290; rogerj2@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Numerical Analysis. Director of the Honors College. GARY SAMPSON (334-844-4290; sampsgm@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Harmonic Analysis. PAUL SCHMIDT (334-844-4290;
pgs@math.auburn.edu), Professor, WENXIAN SHEN (334-844-4290; ws@math.auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Partial Differential Equations, Dynamical Systems. EDWARD SLAMINKA (334-844-4290; slamiee@auburn.edu), Associate Professor, Mathematics: Topology, Dynamical Systems. Director of the Mathematics Excel Program and the Mathematics Tutorial Center. MICHEL SMITH (334-844-4290; smith01@auburn.edu), Professor and Chair, Mathematics: Topology, Continuum Theory; Mathematics Education. Dr. Smith is an active member of the Human Odyssey faculty; Co-organizer of the Department of Mathematics high school web based mathematics program. STEVE STUCKWISCH (334-844-4290; stuckse@auburn.edu), Assistant Professor, Mathematics: Numerical Analysis, Mathematics Education. Co-organizer of the Department of Mathematics high school web based mathematics program. JERZY SZULGA (334-844-4290; szulgje@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Probability Theory. TIN YAU TAM (334-844-4290; tamtiny@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Linear Algebra. Assessment Director for the College of Science and Mathematics. FRANK UHLIG (334-844-4290; uhligfd@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Linear Algebra, Matrix Theory, Numerical Matrix Analysis. WILLIAM ULLERY (334-844-4290; ullerwd@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Algebra. RICHARD ZALIK (334-844-4290; zalikri@auburn.edu), Professor, Mathematics: Approximation Theory. PHIL ZENOR (334-844-4290;
zenorpl@auburn.edu), Professor,
Mathematics: Set Theoretic Topology. Co-organizer of the Department
of Mathematics high school web based mathematics program. STEPHEN MCFARLAND (334-844-6640/334-821-8789; mcfarsl@auburn.edu) Acting Associate Provost for Academic Affairs, Dean of the Graduate School, and Professor of History. Authority on modern Iran; researcher for Central Intelligence Agency as a graduate student; studied shredded U.S. Embassy documents pieced together by Iranians after embassy takeover; has also written extensively on aviation history. PAUL STARR (334-844-2828;
starrpd@auburn.edu) Professor,
Sociology. Authority on Middle East cultural, religious and political
differences; taught at American University in Beirut and Cairo. JAMES L. NOVAK (334-844-3512; jnovak@auburn.edu) Professor and Extension Economist, Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology. Has expertise in agricultural policy, farm management, risk analysis, estate planning, and micro-economics. JAMES WALTER PREVATT (334-844-5608; prevajw@auburn.edu) Professor and Extension Economist, Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology. Has expertise in livestock economics, beef and forage grazing systems, and risk management. MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY BRUCE F. SMITH (334-844-5587; smithbf@auburn.edu), Director, Molecular Medicine Program, Scott-Ritchey Research Center; Associate Professor of Pathobiology Molecular Genetics. Inherited diseases in animals, muscular dystrophy, targeted delivery to muscle and tumors, gene therapy, and genetic vaccination/adjuvantation. MUSIC HOWARD GOLDSTEIN (334-844-3167; goldsha@auburn.edu) Associate Professor of Music, Orchestra Director. Can discuss orchestra and music program at AU, any topics related to orchestral music nationally and worldwide. Also expertise in the history of recorded music and record industry, musical theatre, general popular music and Argentinian tango. JOHNNIE VINSON (334-844-4166; vinsojb@auburn.edu) Professor and Director of Bands, Music. Can discuss band program at AU, bands in general and related topics; author of textbook, Arranging for the Marching Band. AU's band program was 100 years old in 1997 and Vinson can discuss the band's rich history.
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