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TOPICS N-R ELAINE COLEMAN
(334-844-6885; colemes@auburn.edu) Associate Professor, Anatomy, Physiology
and Pharmacology. Anatomy and neuroscience. EDWARD MORRISON (344-844-4427; morriee@auburn.edu), Head, Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology. Neurobiology of chemosensory systems, development and plasticity of olfactory neurons, disease transmission in the channel catfish. JAMES SARTIN (334-844-5515; sartijl@auburn.edu) Professor, Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology. Growth hormones and genetics in cattle. STEPHEN SIMPSON (334-844-4690; simpss1@auburn.edu) Associate Professor, Clinical Sciences. Neurology and neurosurgery in small animals. VITALY VODYANOY
(334-844-5405; vodyavi@auburn.edu), Professor, Anatomy, Physiology
and Pharmacology. Sensory physiology, biophysics of odor detection,
receptors, reconstitution of membrane associated macro-molecules,
microscope development. REGINA BENTLEY (334-844-6756; bentlrl@auburn.edu) Assistant Professor of Nursing. Can speak on areas of pregnancy, labor and delivery, postpartum care, including breast feeding, and newborn care. BARBARA WITT (334-244-3658; wittbar@auburn.edu) Dean and Professor, School of Nursing, AUM. Can speak about the shortage of nurses and nursing faculty. NUTRITION MARGARET CRAIG-SCHMIDT (334-844-3263; mcraigschmidt@auburn.edu) Professor. Can speak on nutritional biochemistry; dietary fats and disease; infant and maternal nutrition. EVELYN F. CRAYTON (334-844-2224; ecrayton@auburn.edu) Assistant Director, Extension Family and Community Programs, and Professor, Nutrition and Food Science. Registered Licensed Dietitian. Has expertise in nutrition education for the public and for communities, nutrition and health literacy, food safety, home food preservation, diet, and health. CAROL DILLARD (334-844-6453; cdillard@auburn.edu) Registered Dietitian/Instructor. Can speak on food service administration; hotel and restaurant management; weight control. ROBIN FELLERS (334-844-3270;
rfellers@auburn.edu) Associate
Professor, Dietetics Program. Can speak on food service administration;
hotel and restaurant management; weight control. ROBERT KEITH (334-844-3273;
rkeith@auburn.edu) Professor.
Can speak on vitamin C requirement; nutrition, exercise and chronic
disease; sports nutrition. JEAN WEESE (334-844-3269;
jweese@auburn.edu) Extension
Specialist/Professor. Can speak on vitamin B-6 analysis of
processed foods; food safety; food product development. CHARLES HENDRIX
(334-844-4539; hendrcm@vetmed.auburn.edu),
Professor, Pathobiology; Congressional Science Fellow. Parasite/host
interactions, canine heartworm disease, veterinary written communication. FRANCESCA ADLER-BAEDER (334-844-4151; fadlerbaeder@auburn.edu) Associate Professor and Extension Specialist. Can speak on parenting, families and stress; military family functioning; physical child abuse; parenting during divorce; stepfamily relationships; marriage education. MARILYN BRADBARD (334-844-3227; mbradbard@auburn.edu) Director. Can speak on day care and the family; families and work; children's exploration and play; sex role development; career development. JENNIFER KERPLEMAN (334-844-4149; jkerpelman@auburn.edu) Associate Professor and Extension Youth and Family Specialist. Can speak on adolescent development and parent-adolescent relationships; identity development processes within close relationships; transition to adulthood; management of multiple roles. 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. BRIAN VAUGHN (334-844-3235;
bvaughn@auburn.edu) Professor.
Can speak on child-parent attachment; social competence; peer group
structure; temperament; Head Start. XING PING HU (334-844-6392; xhu@auburn.edu) Assistant 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. DALE MONKS (334-844-5487;
cmonks@auburn.edu)
Professor and Extension Crop Physiologist (cotton and soybean), Agronomy
and Soils. Has expertise in cotton and soybean agronomic practices,
cotton production research, and on-farm demonstrations in the lower
two-thirds of Alabama. He also works statewide with soybean production
demonstrations and conducts research on herbicide effects, growth regulator,
variety, and general production research in the same geographic areas.
BRUCE A. BERGER (334-844-8302; bergeba@auburn.edu), Professor and Head of Pharmacy Care Systems. Nationally recognized in interpersonal and organizational communication and psychology applied to pharmacist's role in treatment adherence and treatment outcomes; speaks on leadership, interpersonal effectiveness, managing angry or difficult people, managing change, strategies for improving treatment adherence and managing resistance to change. KIMBERLY BRAXTON LLOYD (334-844-8364; lloydkb@auburn.edu), Associate Professor, Clinical Pharmacy Practice. Is the Director of the Auburn University Pharmaceutical Care Center (AUPCC); can speak on pulmonary (eg, asthma) and women's health issues. R. LEE EVANS (334-844-8348; evansrl@auburn.edu), Professor and Dean, Pharmacy. Areas of expertise include the changing environment for pharmacy practice in the United States, academic administration, clinical psychotherapeutics, pharmaceutical care delivery, and expert witness in legal cases involving psychoactive substances and standards of practice for pharmacy. BILL G. FELKEY (334-844-8360; felkebg@auburn.edu), Professor, Pharmacy Care Systems. Thought leader in healthcare informatics topics; expert in information systems in healthcare; can talk about all aspects of technology and innovation in Medicine, Pharmacy, and Nursing information technology. LEA EILAND (334-844-4033;eilanls@auburn.edu), Associate Clinical Professor, Pharmacy Practice. Residency in Pediatrics and can speak about pediatric pharmacy topics or pediatric concerns. PAUL W. JUNGNICKEL (334-844-8355; jungnpw@auburn.edu), Associate Dean and Professor, Pharmacy Practice. Is nationally known for his expertise in the pharmacotherapy of gastrointestinal and liver diseases and frequently speaks on peptic ulcer diseases, gastroesophageal reflux disease, and inflammatory bowel diseases (ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease). KRISTI KELLEY (334-844-8341; watsokm@auburn.edu), Associate Clinical Professor, Pharmacy Practice. Practices as a Clinical Pharmacist in an Internal Medicine Clinic where she coordinates an anticoagulation clinic and diabetes education; can also speak about asthma, women's health issues, and cardiovascular health and the medications used to treat these conditions. BERNIE R. OLIN (334-844-8334; olinber@auburn.edu), Director, AU Drug Information Center and Associate Clinical Professor, Pharmacy Practice. Heads a major information resource on medications for Alabama Health Professionals and national reputation in the the area; interest in pharmacy history. LAURA SMOOT (334-844-4033; smootlc@auburn.edu), Clinical Assistant Professor. Works with indigent patients in a pharmacy clinic in Columbus, GA. Focuses on disease states such as diabetes, heart failure, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and asthma/COPD. Also works with Hepatitis C, smoking cessation, anemia, and anticoagulation therapy. PAMELA STAMM (334-844-8283; stammpl@auburn.edu), Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice. Teaches appropriate drug selection and monitoring and provides patient care in the areas of diabetes, smoking cessation, and dyslipidemia. Teaches on contraception and drug interactions. MARGARET R. THROWER
(334-844-8287; throwmr@auburn.edu),
Assistant Clinical Professor, Pharmacy Practice. Provides medication
information to Alabama Health Care Professionals in the Auburn University
Drug Information Center. Research and practice interests include provision
of medication information for health care professionals and providing
pharmaceutical care services for diabetes, anticoagulation, hypertension,
and hyperlipidemia. STEPHEN KNOWLTON (334-844-4685; knowlton@physics.auburn.edu), Professor, Physics. Expert in fusion and plasma physics. ED THOMAS (334-844-4126; thomas@physics.auburn.edu), Associate Professor, Physics. Leading expert in dusty plasmas and plasma physics. JOHN WILLIAMS (334-844-4678; williams@physics.auburn.edu), J.T. Walter Professor, Physics. Expert in the field of accelerator physics, semiconductors and microelectronic devices. MIKE BOZACK (334-844-4363; bozack@physics.auburn.edu), Professor, Physics. Expert in the field of surface science, microelectronics for automobiles and micro-machines. SATOSHI HINATA (334-844-2990; hinata@physics.auburn.edu), Professor, Physics. Expert in the field of astronomy and solar physics. MITCH PINDZOLA (334-844-4127; pindzola@physics.auburn.edu), Professor, Physics. Expert in the field of atomic and molecular physics. MARLLIN SIMON (334-844-4337; simon@physics.auburn.edu), Associate Professor, Physics. Expert in the field of scientific instruction in the classroom. J-M WERSINGER (334-844-4223; wersinger@physics.auburn.edu),
Associate Professor, Physics. Dr. Wersinger is an expert in the field
of remote sensing and he is also the faculty advisor for the Auburn
University Student Space Program. 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. 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. 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. JEFF SIBLEY (334-844-3132;
jsibley@auburn.edu)
Alumni 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. 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. 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.
MURRAY JARDINE (334-844-6162;
jardimu@auburn.edu)
Professor, Political Science. Can speak on political philosophy,
political theory, ethics and religion and politics. His research area
is political philosophy and the foundations of social ethics. Specifically,
he examines how societies can establish, justify and enforce standards
of moral conduct. JIM SEROKA (334-844-6151;
serokja@auburn.edu) Professor,
Political Science 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. MIKE MACEINA (334-844-9319; mmaceina@auburn.edu) Professor, Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures. Has expertise in sport fish biology and management and water quality and can address such issues as the water wars and the ACT and ACF water compact proposals between Georgia and Alabama. 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.
EDWIN T. MORAN,
JR. (334-844-2617; emoran@auburn.edu)
Professor, Poultry Science. Has expertise in the poultry food system,
a farm-to-table model, value-added foods, improved poultry production
systems, and food safety in animal products. PREGNANCY REGINA BENTLEY (334-844-6756; beairre@auburn.edu) Assistant Professor, Nursing. Can speak on areas of pregnancy, labor and delivery, postpartum care, including breast feeding, and newborn care. PSYCHOLOGY BARRY BURKHART (334-844-6476; burkhbr@auburn.edu) Professor and Chair, Psychology. 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. DOUGLAS HANKES (334-844-5123; dughank@auburn.edu), Student Counseling Services Psychologist/Director. Can speak on sport and exercise psychology (clinical and performance enhancement) issues; college student mental health issues. 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. GREG 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. BRIAN VAUGHN (334-844-3249; bvaughn@auburn.edu) Professor. Can speak on child-parent attachment; social competence; peer group structure; temperament; Head Start. ALEXANDER VAZSONYI
(334-844-4091; avazsonyi@auburn.edu)
Associate Professor. Can speak on adolescent development and problem
behaviors; delinquency etiology; school-work nexus; cross-national comparative
methodology; youth violence prevention and program evaluation. PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION
CLARENCE BROWN (334-844-2091; brownc8@auburn.edu), TES Retiree. Can speak on issues regarding Rehabilitation services. PHILIP BROWNING (334-844-5943; brownpl@auburn.edu), Wayne T. Smith Distinguished Professor & Department Head. Can speak on issues regarding Transition, Special Education and Rehabilitation. CRAIG DARCH (334-844-2104; darchcb@auburn.edu), Humana Foundation-Germany-Sherman Distinguished Professor. Can speak on issues regarding direct instruction and classroom management. CARI DUNN (334-844-2086; dunnca1@auburn.edu), Professor. Can speak on issues regarding learning disabilities and transition. RONALD EAVES (334-844-2107; eavesrc@auburn.edu), Professor. Can speak on issues regarding measurement and autism. VIVIAN LARKIN (334-844-3557; larkivm@auburn.edu), Assistant Professor. Can speak on issues regarding rehabilitation services and diversity. DAVID MARTIN (334-844-2083; martiev@auburn.edu), Tech II, Safety and Health. Can speak on issues regarding rehabilitation services and advocacy. RANDY MCDANIEL (334-844-2076; mcdanrs@auburn.edu), Wayne T. Smith Professor. Can speak on issues regarding rehabilitation services and distance education. KAREN RABREN (334-844-2082; rabreks@auburn.edu), Associate Professor. Can speak on issues regarding transition and inclusion. RICHELLE RICE (334-844-5943; riceric@auburn.edu), TES Retiree. Can speak on issues regarding inclusion. AMYSUE REILLY (334-844-2110; reillam@auburn.edu), Associate Professor. Can speak on issues regarding Early Childhood Special Education and Severe Disabilities. ROBERT SIMPSON (334-844-2106; simpsrg@auburn.edu), Professor. Can speak on issues regarding emotional disturbance, behavior management and autism. SUZANNE TEW-WASHBURN
(334-844-3443; tewwasu@auburn.edu),
Project Director. Can speak on issues regarding rehabilitation services,
continuing education, rehabilitation counseling, human services and
distance education.
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