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updated 28 September 2006
Faculty Recipients of AASU's
Teaching & Learning Grants
2005-2006
$2,410. William Baird, chemistry and physics. Physics in Slow Motion: The Use of a High-Speed Digital Camera in Introductory Physics Lab.
$1,500. Angela Ryczkowski, art, music, and theatre. The Art of Typographical Design.
$1,698. Frank Katz, information technology. Campus-Wide Spyware and Virus Removal as a Method of Teaching.
$2,300. David Adams and Richard St. Pierre, health science. Geographic Information Systems: Pilot Project of a Health Science Teaching Tool.
$300. Ginny Knorr, health and physical education. On the Edge.
$2,194. Danell Moore, nursing. Disaster Preparedness Nursing Curriculum.
$1,350 Kimberley Coulton, Barbara Tanenbaum, and Jan Mengle, dental hygiene. Oral Cancer Screening in the AASU Dental Hygiene Clinic Utilizing the Oral Brush Biopsy Technique.
$2,200 Beth Howells, languages, literature, and philosophy. AASU Hosts Savannah Reads Gaines.
$2,400 Pang-Chieh Hsu, John Jensen, Linda Jensen, and Rachel Green, art, music, and theatre. The Fine Art of Chinese Painting Project.
$1,950 Nancy Remler, languages, literature, and philosophy. Humanities and Healing.
$2,500 Pamela Sears, art, music, and theatre. Performance-Based Career-Planning Initiative.
$1,700 Vinita Sharma, and Lei Zhu, information technology. Introducing Web-Based Mobile Computing to Information Technology Students.
$2,083 Jennifer Zettler, Judy Awong-Taylor, and Rebecca Green, biology. Using Digital Camera Microscopy to Enhance Classroom Instruction and Improve Student Performance.
Hassan
Aziz, medical technology. Teach One, Teach All. $1,500.
Suzy Carpenter, chemistry and
physics. Student Resource CD for Organic Chemistry I.
$913.
Karen
Hollinger, languages, literature, and philosophy.
Women and Film: A Film Series
and Roundtable Discussion. $500.
Pang-Chieh
Hsu,
art, music, and theatre. Visiting
Artist Workshop Project: The Fine Art of Bookmaking.
$2,100.
Delana Nivens, chemistry and
physics. Attenuated Total Reflectance Infrared Spectroscopy for Analytical
Chemistry: Development of Real World Forensic Experiments.
$1,490.
Ed Richardson, languages,
literature, and philosophy. Literature
and Medicine:
Lynn Roberts, physical
education. Using Pedometers to Promote Physical Activity in the Concepts of Fitness
Course. $1,101.
Richard St. Pierre, health
science. Internationalizing the Health Sciences Curriculum.
$1,825.
Jennifer Ann Zettler, biology. Introducing
Global Positioning Systems (GIS) to the Biology Curriculum.
$2,110.
| Gignilliat Teaching and Learning Grants: | |
| $360 | Carpenter, Suanne & Richard Wallace, Chemistry & Physics. Laboratory Video Supplement CD for Organic Chemistry I |
| $1,800 | Jamison, Carol, Languages, Literature & Philosophy. Learning and Implementing SYNTACTICA |
| $2,500 | Miller, Roger, Art, Music & Theatre. Professional Theatre Enrichment Experience |
| $600 | Nivens, Delana, Chemistry & Physics. Incorporation of Advanced Imaging into the Biochemistry Laboratory |
| Other
Teaching and Learning Grants:
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| $2,265 | Aziz, Hassan & Lester Hardegree, Medical Technology. Save a Tree, Create a CD |
| $1,000 | Howells, Beth, Languages, Literature & Philosophy. Literary Fieldworking: English 1102 Honors |
| $2,000 | Kempke, Suzanne & Donald Emmeluth, Biology. A Virtual Walkabout for General Biology Students |
| $2,250 | MacGowan, Cathy, Chemistry & Physics. Physical Science Course for Non-Science Majors |
| $989 | Mullenax, Donna, Chemistry & Physics. Bringing the Moon to AASU Students |
| $1,350 | Wood, Roy, Chemistry & Physics. Biological Physics Laboratory Experiment |
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updated 28 September 2006