EMERGE Awardees

EMERGE Research Grants

Natheer Alatawneh (Adjunct Instructor, Computer Science & Engineering) “Development of an Electromagnetic Sensor for Measurements of Magnetic Anisotropy”
Stephanie Carnes (Assistant Professor, School of Social Work) “Exploring the impact of initiatives to welcome newcomer immigrant students”
Sally Drew (Associate Professor, Teacher Education) “Writing to Learn and Knowledge Building Convergences and Divergences”
Emily Lucille Mane (Assistant Professor, Chemistry) “Synthesis of Substituted Pyridine-Alkoxide Ligands and Metal Complexes”
Deirdra A. Preis (Assistant Professor, Educational Leadership) “Assistant Principals’ Inclusive Excellence Fellowship”
Anna Elizabeth Price (Professor, Health Science) “Climate Change Impacts on Health Supporting Environments”
William Zhou (Assistant Professor, Management) “Manager Temporal Focus and Newly Public Firms’ Non-GAAP Financial Reporting”

Bronwyn Cross-Denny (Associate Professor, Health Science) “Integrated Social Work Practice: A Global Imperative for Social Action”
Tolga Kaya (Professor, Computer Science & Engineering) “Analysis of Collegiate Basketball Data for Performance Improvement”
Tricia Lewis (Assistant Professor, Health Science) “Collateral effects of COVID-19 stay-at-home orders on violence against women in the United States, January 2019 to December 2020”
SW Ryu (Assistant Professor, Management) “The Impact of Job Rotational Programs on Employee Career Outcomes”
Christine Susienka (Assistant Professor, Philosophy) “Hope and Meaning in Life”
David Thomson (Associate Professor, History) “Dubious Debtors: The United States Debt Default Crisis of the 1840s”
Alyssa Woronik (Assistant Professor, Biology) “Investigating Honeybee Health: An International Undergraduate Research Exchange”

Natheer Alatawneh (Adjunct Instructor, Computer Science & Engineering)
Marian Leal (Assistant Teaching Professor, Biology)
Kelly Marino (Associate Teaching Professor, History)
Erika Pichardo (Assistant Teaching Professor, Sociology, Criminology, & Criminal Justice)
Anna Price (Professor, Public Health)
Bethany Wade (Assistant Professor, History)