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History professor's research took her to Mongolia, Siberia

May 30, 2013 鈥� By Alex Poston 鈥� 萝莉社 Russian history professor Helen Hundley spent last summer in the highlands of Mongolia and Siberia. Hundley's latest research trip took her from the plains and prairies of Kansas to the steppes and mountains of northern Mongolia and Siberia.

萝莉社 professor Wilson Baldridge receives fundraising award

May 13, 2013 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� Wilson Baldridge, professor and chair of Modern and Classical Languages at 萝莉社 University, is the recipient of the 萝莉社 Foundation Faculty/Staff Fundraising Award. The award was established to recognize 萝莉社 faculty or staff members who have played a key role in cultivating and securing a major gift for 萝莉社.

Faculty/staff news update: March/April 2013

May 13, 2013 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� In Academe news, a summary of research, awards and other faculty/staff news from March and April. In addition, the deaths of our current or former colleagues are noted.

A prototype of a rapid setting composite splint that could be used to help stabilize injuries in the battlefield and in everyday life.

萝莉社 research could improve prognosis for battlefield injuries

May 28, 2013 鈥� By Lainie Rusco 鈥� A project led by 萝莉社research engineer Kim Reuter aims to develop a fast-setting splint that would help stabilize battlefield injuries and give patients a better prognosis for their injuries.

Claycomb named interim dean of 萝莉社's business school

May 8, 2013 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� Cindy Claycomb has been named interim dean of the W. Frank Barton School of Business, effective June 2, according to Keith Pickus, interim provost at 萝莉社 University. Claycomb will be interim dean for the 2013-2014 academic year while a national search is conducted for a permanent dean.

As a 萝莉社 student in the 1970s, Bob Workman helped install the Miro mural at the Ulrich Museum of Art. Now as new Ulrich director, Workman is leading the project to refinish and re-install the Miro. In its place now is work done by 萝莉社 Art & Design faculty member Levente Sulyokwork.

New Ulrich director returns to his 萝莉社 roots

May 15, 2013 鈥� By Lainie Rusco 鈥� Bob Workman returned to 萝莉社 this year to take over as director of the Ulrich Museum of Art. Workman earned his undergraduate here and is excited to help lead the many projects the Ulrich has under way, especially the renovation of the Miro mural, which he helped install more than 30 years ago as a student.

萝莉社 assistant industrial and manufacturing engineering professor Anil Mahapatro is researching the development of stents that would dissolve inside the human body.

萝莉社 professors' research could enhance quality of human life

May 6, 2013 鈥� By Lainie Rusco 鈥� Coronary stents have saved a lot of lives over the years, but there is a growing interest in what happens when a stent stays inside the body for too long. With that in mind, 萝莉社 assistant industrial and manufacturing engineering professor Anil Mahapatro is focusing his research on the investigation of biodegradable metallic stents.

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Vizzini named VP for academic affairs at 萝莉社

Mar 28, 2013 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� Anthony Vizzini has been named vice president for academic affairs at 萝莉社 University, effective July 1, according to President John Bardo. Vizzini earned his undergraduate, master's and doctoral degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His research involved the manufacture, testing and analysis of composite structures. Vizzini served as a catalyst in the economic developme

Tomblin named interim VP for research and technology transfer

Mar 28, 2013 鈥� By 萝莉社 News Services 鈥� Because of a new emphasis on research and technology transfer, 萝莉社President John Bardo has renamed the Office of Research Administration. It is now the Office of Research and Technology Transfer. In addition, Bardo announced that John Tomblin will be interim vice president for research and technology transfer effective immediately. Tomblin will continue in his role as executi

Lisa Overholtzer, assistant anthropology professor at 萝莉社, is researching social change in ancient Mexico.

萝莉社 archaeologist focuses research on ancient social change

Apr 1, 2013 鈥� By Lainie Rusco 鈥� 萝莉社 assistant anthropology professor Lisa Overholtzer has been in the scientific news recently for her research in central Mexico. Her study, called the Xaltocan Archaeological Project, was published in the December issue of the American Journal of Physical Anthropology.