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Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences

This is an exciting time for Biomedical Sciences at UCF with the recent establishment of the Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences aided by the generous support from the Burnetts.

The mission of this college is to build nationally recognized research and education programs in this field.

The major discoveries of the second half of the twentieth century are sure to revolutionize the practices in medicine, agriculture and industry in general in the first half of the twenty-first century. This truly may become the "Century of Biology." To fully participate in these unprecedented advances, UCF's College of Biomedical Sciences will hire 34 new faculty members over the next five years.

Construction of a new 103,000-square-foot Burnett Biomedical Science building is expected to start shortly to provide a contiguous space for the biomedical sciences researchers to optimize synergistic interactions and the use of shared core equipment and facilities.

In addition, the College is forming active partnerships with other units such as the College of Optics and Photonics and the Nanoscience Technology Center to build interdisciplinary research and education programs in the innovative applications of photonics and nanoscience to biomedical problems. Faculty members in the College are engaged in research at the cutting edge to find solutions to major biomedical problems.

The College recently updated its undergraduate curriculum to better prepare students for health professions and graduate studies in biomedical sciences. The College also provides pre-health advisement for UCF students to prepare them for entry into health professional schools.

The College has revised the M.S. program in Molecular Biology and Microbiology. The Medical Laboratory Science Program prepares tomorrow's medical laboratory technologists. The College has initiated an accelerated BS/MS program in biotechnology to help provide a skilled workforce for the emerging biotechnology industry. The interdisciplinary Ph.D. program in Biomolecular Science prepares tomorrow's biomedical scientists.

The College is committed to excellence in undergraduate and graduate education and to building innovative interdisciplinary research programs to discover solutions for important biomedical problems and to provide a highly creative environment to foster its educational programs.

College Administration

• P. E. Kolattukudy, Dean
• Lendon Payne, Associate Dean

Faculty

Biomolecular Science Ph.D. Program (Interdisciplinary Program)

Chair of the Department: P. E. Kolattukudy

Graduate Program Director: Antonis S. Zervos

Professors: Jack Ballantyne, Chemistry; Kevin D. Belfield, Chemistry; Henry Daniell, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Mark Muller, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular and Microbiology; Kiminobu Sugaya, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences; James Hickman, Nanoscience and Technology Center; P. E. Kolattukudy, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular Biology and Microbiology

Associate Professors: Karl X. Chai, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Debopam Chakrabarti, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Ratna Chakrabarti, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Cristina Fernandez-Valle, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Saleh A. Naser, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Otto Phanstiel, Chemistry; Suren A. Tatulian, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences; Laurie von Kalm, Biology; Youming Lu, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Antonis S. Zervos, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular Biology and Microbiology

Assistant Professors: Cristina Calestani, Biology; Alexander Cole, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Annette Khaled, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences; Jeanette Nadeau, Biology; Christopher L. Parkinson, Biology; Thomas L. Selby, Chemistry; William Self, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular and Microbiology; Kenneth Teter, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Peter Molnar, Nanoscience and Technology Center

Molecular Biology and Microbiology Master of Science Program

Chair of the Department: P. E. Kolattukudy

Assistant Chair: R. White

Graduate Program Director: K. X. Chai

Professors: Henry Daniell, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Mark Muller, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular and Microbiology; Kiminobu Sugaya, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences; Roseann White, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; P.E. Kolattukudy, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular Biology and Microbiology

Associate Professors: Karl X. Chai, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Debopam Chakrabarti, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Ratna Chakrabarti, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Cristina Fernandez-Valle, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Saleh A. Naser, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Otto Phanstiel, Chemistry; Suren A. Tatulian, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences; Youming Lu, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Antonis S. Zervos, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular Biology and Microbiology.

Assistant Professors: Alexander Cole, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Annette Khaled, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences; William Self, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular and Microbiology; Kenneth Teter, Burnett College of Biomedical Sciences and Molecular Biology and Microbiology

Instructors: Dorilyn Hitchcock, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Kathy Blaney, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; W. Lopez-Ojeda, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; Gennaro Lopez, Molecular Biology and Microbiology; M. Samsam, Molecular Biology and Microbiology

Medical Laboratory Science Program

Chair of the Department: P. E. Kolattukudy

Undergraduate Program Director: D. Hitchcock

Pre-Health Program

Chair of the Department: P. E. Kolattukudy

Undergraduate Program Director: G. A. Lopez

Programs

• Biomolecular Science Ph.D. Program
• Molecular Biology and Microbiology Master of Science Program
• Medical Laboratory Science Program
• Pre-Health Program

Admission to Graduate Programs

Burnett College of Biomedical Science requires that you fill out a pre-application form before you complete the application for graduate admission. Based upon the pre-application information, selected students will be invited to submit the university's online application for admission to graduate study.

In addition to meeting the minimum university admission requirewments, each applicant is required to satisfy college and department admission requirements. Specific department requirements are listed in respective departmental sections. Meeting the minimum admissions requirements does not automatically guarantee admission, as enrollment may be restricted by limited college or department resources. Supplemental information such as research/goal statements, resumes, work or internship experience may be considered by the graduate program directors in making admissions decisions. The college strongly encourages applications from minority and diverse populations, however race, national origin and gender are not used in the evaluation of students for admission into graduate and professional programs.

College of Arts and Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences consists of eighteen academic departments, which offer graduate degrees from sixteen programs: Art, Biology, Chemistry, Communication, English, Film and Digital Media, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Forensic Sciences, History, Liberal Studies, Mathematics, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology, Statistics, and Theatre. In addition to these departments, the college also supports interdisciplinary progams in Biomolecular Science and Modeling and Simulation.

The mission of the Graduate Studies Office in the College of Arts and Sciences is to assist the departments and programs of the college in providing high quality graduate education and achieving international prominence in key areas of graduate study. In providing this assistance, the office serves to coordinate graduate activities among the departments, promote an internationally diverse community of graduate students and faculty, enhance graduate recruitment and retention, and encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholastic achievement.

The office serves the needs of students by providing friendly, easily accessible support and advisement, and by assisting with record keeping, registration, and graduation. It supports the academic development of students and faculty by providing appropriate resources, encouraging scholarly and creative activities, and promoting quality graduate education and research facilities. It also supports the establishment and development of new and competitive graduate programs by serving as a responsive source of information for students, faculty, and staff, by encouraging increases in the number and quality of graduates, and by serving as a liaison between the programs and the university's Division of Graduate Studies.

The office assists students in matters concerning college and university requirements and procedures. Students should address questions concerning admission materials, acceptance notification, program of study, graduate committee membership, thesis and dissertation approvals, fellowship and financial information, waiver and petition forms, and graduate certifications to their respective department; however these items are processed through this office for all graduate students in the college. Questions concerning university and college graduate policies affecting Arts and Sciences majors should be directed to the Graduate Studies Office in the College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Office, CAS 190K, or by calling (407) 823-5167.

College Administration

Web address: www.cas.ucf.edu
Graduate web address: www.cas.ucf.edu/graduate

The College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Office consists of the following:

• K. L. Seidel, Dean
• M. Johnson, Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies
• J. McGuire, Associate Dean
• C. Stebbins, Assistant Dean
• J. Fernández, Associate Dean
• L. Brodie, Associate Dean
• C. Bowers, Assistant Dean for Research
• H. Sweet, Associate Dean
• T. Frederick, Associate Dean

Faculty

Art

Web address: www.art.ucf.edu/

Chair of the Department: Mark Price, M.F.A.

Graduate Program Director: Scott Hall, VAB 105G, (407) 823-0798. E-mail: shall@mail.ucf.edu

Professors: J. J. Chavda, M.F.A.; M. K. Francis, B.F.A.; W. Gaudnek, Ph.D.; D. Haxton, M.F.A.; M. Price, M.F.A.; R. T. Reedy, M.F.A.; R. Rivers, M.F.A.

Associate Professors: C. Abraham, M.F.A.

Assistant Professors: J. Cutler, Ph.D.; M. Gonzalez, Ph.D.; S. F. Hall, M.F.A.; K. B. Haran, M.F.A.; L. Kilmer, M.S.; J. H. Kim, Ph.D.; K. Kovach, M.F.A.; F. Martin, Ph.D.; R. Sittler, M.F.A.; M. L. Wyatt, M.F.A.

Instructors: H. Abbas, M.F.A.; R. Burkhart, M.F.A.; J. Burrell, M.F.A.; L. Cooper, M.F.A.; A. Decean, M.F.A.; T. Lotz, M.F.A.; S. Spencer, M.F.A.

Visiting Instructor: G. Fennmore, Ph.D.

Biology

Web address: www.cas.ucf.edu/biology

Chair of the Department: David T. Kuhn

Graduate Program Director: John F. Weishampel, BIO 104, (407) 823-6634. E-mail: jweisham@mail.ucf.edu

Professors Emeritus: L. M. Ehrhart, Ph.D.; L. L. Ellis, Ph.D.; J. L. Koevenig, Ph.D.; W. K. Taylor, Ph.D.

Professors: D. T. Kuhn,Ph.D.; A. Morrison-Shetlar, Ph.D.; R. F. Noss, Ph.D.; J. A. Osborne, Ph.D.; F. F. Snelson, Jr., Ph.D.; I. J. Stout, Ph.D.; H. C. Sweet, Ph.D., Associate Dean College of Arts and Sciences; G. A. J. Worthy,Ph.D.

Associate Professors: J. E. Fauth, Ph.D.; D. G. Jenkins, Ph.D.; D. H. Vickers, Ph.D.(retired); L. H. Von Kalm, Ph.D.; L. J. Walters, Ph.D.; J. F. Weishampel, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: C. A. Bayer, Ph.D., Research; C. Calestani, Ph.D.; J. Nadeau, Ph.D.; C. L. Parkinson, Ph.D.; P. Quintana-Ascencio, Ph.D.; J. D. Roth, Ph.D., Research; R. E. Shetlar, Ph.D.; J. M. Waterman, Ph.D.

Visiting Assistant Professor: W. D. Sotero, Ph.D.

Instructors: F. T. Logiudice, M.S.; P. S. Thomas, M.S.; R. Vajravelu, Ph.D.

Courtesy Appointments: K. S. Beach, Ph.D.; T. Bettinger, Ph.D.; J. K. Carlson, Ph.D.; C. B. Cook, Ph.D.; E. J. Chittick, D.V.M.; C. L. de la Rosal Ph.D.; D. E. DeFreese, Ph.D.; M. Deyrup, Ph.D.; T. L. Dupras, Ph.D.; L. H. Herbst, Ph.D.; J. Drake, Ph.D.; R. O. Flamm, Ph.D.; S. Fullerton, B.S.; J. Mellen, Ph.D.; E. Menges, Ph.D.; D. K. Odell, Ph.D.; J. Ogden, Ph.D.; P. C. H. Pritchard, Ph.D.; C. J. Redburn, Ph.D.; W. Redfoot, M.S.; M. A. Stamper, D.V.M.; J. S. Stern, Ph.D.; E. V. Valdes, Ph.D.; B. E. Witherington, Ph.D.

Chemistry

Web address: www.cas.ucf.edu/chemistry/

Chair of the Department: Kevin D. Belfield

Chemistry Graduate Program Director: Andres Campiglia, Ph.D., CH 225, (407) 823-4162. E-mail: acampigl@mail.ucf.edu

Forensic Science Graduate Program Directors:

Forensic Biochemistry Track: Jack Ballantyne, Ph.D., CH 223, (407) 823-0163.

Forensic Analysis Track: Michael Sigman, Ph.D., CH 328, (407) 823-2120.

Forensic Science Track E-mail: chemistry@mail.ucf.edu

Web address: http://reach.ucf.edu/~forensic

Computer Forensics Graduate Certificate Program Director: Sheau-Dong Lang, CSB 203, (407) 823-2474. E-mail: Lang@cs.ucf.edu

Professors: K. D. Belfield, Ph.D.; C. A. Clausen, Ph.D.; G. N. Cunningham, Ph.D.; B. G. Fookes, Ph.D.; M. D. Hampton, Ph.D.; F. E. Juge, Ph.D., Associate Vice President; B. C. Madsen, Ph.D.; D. H. Miles, Ph.D.; R. Y. Ting, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: J. Ballantyne, Ph.D.; A. Campiglia, Ph.D.; S. R. Elsheimer, Ph.D.; C.L. Geiger, Ph.D.; F.B. Kujawa, Ph.D.; O. Phanstiel, IV, Ph.D.; M.E. Sigman, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: F. E. Hernandez, Ph.D.; S. Kuebler, Ph.D.; T. Selby, Ph.D.

Nicholson School of Communication

Web address: www.cas.ucf.edu/communication/

Director of the School: Mary Alice Shaver

Graduate Program Director: Burt Pryor, COMM 248, (407) 823-5670. Graduate Program E-mail: apryor@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu or kseitz@mail.ucf.edu

Professor Emeritus: E. Wycoff, Ph.D.

Professors: R. H. Davis, Ph.D.; F. E. Fedler, Ph.D.; B. Pryor, Ph.D.; M. Shaver, Ph.D.; R. F. Smith, M.A.

Associate Professors: G. M. Bagley, M.A.; R. L. Barfield, Ph.D.; J. F. Butler, Ph.D.; D. E. DeLorme, Ph.D.; W. J. Hall, Ed.D.; J. Maunez-Cuadra, Ph.D.; M. C. Santana, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: K. Akita, Ph.D.; T. Brown, Ph.D.; S. J. Collins, Ph.D.; R. E. Costain, Ph.D.; S.O. Hastings, Ph.D.; J. Katt, Ph.D.; R. Kenney, Ph.D.; S. G. Lawrence, Ph.D.; J. Malala, Ed.D.; D. Shaver, Ph.D.; H.W. Weger, Ph.D.; Y. Yoon, A.B.D.

Instructors: C. Bledsoe, M.A.; R. Brunson, M.A.; L. Mills, M.A.; F. Stansberry, M.A.

Lecturers: T. O. Morgan, Ph.D.

English

Web address: www.english.ucf.edu

Interim Chair of the Department: Clint Bowers

English Graduate Program Director: Beth Young, CNH 405, (407) 823-5254.

Texts and Technology Doctoral Program Director: David Wallace, CNH 405, (407) 823-5329.

English Graduate Programs E-mail: englgrad@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu

Professional Writing Certificate Program Director: Melody Bowden, CHN 405, (407) 823-6234, E-mail: mbowdown@mail.ucf.edu

Professor Emeritus: R. Adicks, Ph.D.; S. E. Omans, Ph.D.; G. Schiffhorst, Ph.D.

Professors: J. Hemschemeyer, M.A.; D. R. Jones, Ph.D.; P. Murphy, Ph.D.; C. J. Saper, Ph.D.; J. F. Schell, Ph.D., Assistant Vice President and Dean of Undergraduate Studies; K. L. Seidel, Ph.D., Dean College of Arts and Sciences; D. L. Stap, Ph.D.; D. Trouard, Ph.D.; D. Wallace, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: J. D. Applen, Ph.D.; J. Bartkevicius, Ph.D.; K. L. Bell, Ph.D.; M. Bowdon, Ph.D.; J. Campbell, Ph.D.; L. Casmier-Paz, Ph.D.; P. Dombrowski, Ph.D.; M. Flammia, Ph.D.; S. Hubbard, M.F.A.; M. Kamrath, Ph.D.; K. Kitalong, Ph.D.; I. Lamazares, Ed.D.; J. Leiby, M.F.A.; A. Lillios, Ph.D.; L. Logan, Ph.D.; M. Marinara, Ph.D.; B. Mauer, Ph.D.; K. Meehan, Ph.D.; C. Rodrígues Milanés, D.A.; P. J. Rushin, M.A.; B. Scott, Ph.D.; E. Smith, Ph.D.; B. Young, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: D. Bowie, Ph.D.; J. Carpenter, Ph.D.; A. Davidson, Ph.D.; A. Grajeda, Ph.D.; A. Jones, Ph.D.; K. Oliver, Ph.D.; T. Pugh, Ph.D.; L. Roney, Ph.D.; T. Thaxton, M.F.A.

Visiting Assistant Professors: L. Brodkin, Ph.D.; D. Fox, Ph.D.

Film and Digital Media

Web address: www.sfdm.ucf.edu

Interim Director: Terry J. Frederick

Film

Entrepreneurial Digital Cinema M.F.A. Graduate Program: (407) 823-4285

E-mail: gradfilm@mail.ucf.edu

Professors: C. Blue, M.F.A.; R. Blum, Ph.D.; K. Congdon, Ph.D.; C. Harpole, Ph.D.; S. Rohdie, Ph.D.; G. YEarwood, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: M. Johnson, Ph.D.; R. Jones, M.S.; A. Major, M.F.A.; S. Van Wagenen, B.A.

Assistant Professors: M. Gerstein, B.A.; I. Gibson, Ph.D.; C. Harris, M.F.A.; L. Ingle, B.F.A.; U. Stoeckl, Diploma; N. Underberg, Ph.D.

Lecturers: L. Cook, B.A.; D. Fluegel, Diploma; S. Schlow, M.A.; J. Wolfe, M.F.A.

Digital Media

Visual Language and Interactive Media M.A. Graduate Program: (407) 823-6100.

E-mail: gradcoordinator@dm.ucf.edu

Professor: M. Moshell, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: J. Cannon-Bowers, Ph.D.; P. Peters, M.F.A.; B. Sandler, M.F.A.

Assistant Professor: R. Kenney, Ph.D.

Lecturer: S. Teicher, M.B.A.

Adjunct Research Associates: M. Altman, M.S.; P. Curasi, B.A.; D. Mapes, M.S.; C. Stapleton, M.F.A.

Foreign Languages and Literatures

Web address: www.cas.ucf.edu/forlang/

Chair of the Department: Paolo Giordano

Graduate Program Director, Spanish: Celestino Villanueva, CNH 523, (407) 823-5935.
Spanish Graduate Program E-mail: spangrad@mail.ucf.edu

Graduate Program Director, TESOL: Keith Folse, CNH 523, (407) 823-4555. TESOL Graduate Program E-mail: teslgrad@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu

Professors Emeritus: M. Del-Rio, Ph.D.; C. N. Micarelli, Ph.D.

Professors: J. B. Fernández, Ph.D., Associate Dean College of Arts and Sciences; P. Giordano, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: B. H. Decker, Ph.D.; H. Lopez-Cruz, Ph.D.; C. Stebbins, Ph.D., Assistant Dean College of Arts and Sciences; A. Villanueva, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: J. Barberet, Ph.D.; B. Celaya, Ph.D.; L. Ferri, Ph.D.; K. Folse, Ph.D.; K. Gervasi, Ph.D.; G. Haralampieva, Ph.D.; M. A. Leticee, M.A.; A. Negy, Ph.D.; K. Purmensky, Ph.D.; F. M. Talyor, Ph.D.

History

Web address: http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~history/

Chair of the Department: Edmund K. Kallina

Graduate Program Director: Hong Zhang, CNH 551, (407) 823-2224. Graduate Program E-mail: hisgrad@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu

Professors: R. C. Crepeau, Ph.D.; J. B. Fernandez, Ph.D., Associate Dean College of Arts and Sciences; E. F. Kallina, Jr., Ph.D.; S. A. Leckie, Ph.D.; B. F. Pauley, Ph.D.

Professors Emeritus:T. Colbourn, Ph.D.; J. H. Shofner, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: C. E. Adams, Ph.D.; R. J. Beiler, Ph.D.; C. Friend, Ph.D.; F. L. Gordon, Ph.D; E. Walker, Ph.D.; V. White, Ph.D.; H. Zhang, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: S. P. Adams, Ph.D.; R. Alvarez, Ph.D.; J. Spencer Downing, Ph.D.; J. S. Perry, Ph.D.; V. Solonari, Ph.D.; N. Stockdale, Ph.D.

Visiting Assistant Professors: R. Cassanello, Ph.D.; L. C. Walters, Ph.D.

Mathematics

Web address: www.math.ucf.edu/

Chair: M. Zuhair Nashed

Graduate Program Director: Ram Mohapatra, MAP 212, (407) 823-5080. Graduate Program E-mail: mathgrad@mail.ucf.edu

Professors: L. C. Andrews, Ph.D.; L. H. Armstrong, Ph.D.; J. R. Cannon, Ph.D.; S. R. Choudhury, Ph.D.; M. Ismail, Ph.D.; D. Kaup, Ph.D., Provost's Distinguished Research Professor; X. Li, Ph.D.; P. Mikusinski, Ph.D.; R. N. Mohapatra, Ph.D.; M. Z. Nashed, Ph.D.; G. D. Richardson, Ph.D.; C. M. Schober, Ph.D.; B. K. Shivamoggi, Ph.D.; K. Vajravelu, Ph.D.; J. Yong, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: J. M. Anthony, Ph.D.; R. M. Caron, Ph.D.; D. Han, Ph.D.; A. Katsevich, Ph.D.; H. M. Martin, Ph.D.; M. Y. Pensky, Ph.D.; C. P. Rautenstrauch, Ph.D.; J. Ren, Ph.D.; R. S. Rodriguez, Ph.D.; D. K. Rollins, Ph.D.; A. Tovbis, Ph.D.; C.Y. Young, Ph.D.; Y. Zhao, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: Z. Musslimani, Ph.D.; M-J. Ou, Ph.D.; Y. Qi, Ph.D.; M. Reid, Ph.D.; Q. Sun, Ph.D.

Instructors: I. Alvaros, Ph.D.; C. Barrientos, Ph.D.; L. Dunlop-Pyle, Ph.D.; L. Enciso, M.S.; C. Fernsl M.S.; B. J. Griffiths, M.S.; C. Guthrie, M.S.; P. Higgins, M.S.; E. Joslyn, M.S.

Joint Appointees: T. Clarke, Ph.D., Associate Faculty; R. Dutton, Ph.D., Computer Science; L. Hoffman, Ph.D., Statistics; A. J. Kassab, Ph.D., Engineering; D. W. Nicholson, Ph.D., Engineering; R. L. Phillips, Ph.D., Engineering

Physics

Web address: www.physics.ucf.edu

Interim Chair: Ralph Llewellyn

Graduate Program Director: Eduardo Mucciolo, MAP 311, (407) 823-1882. Graduate Program E-mail: graduate@physics.ucf.edu

Professors: S. K. Bose, Ph.D.; H. Campins, Ph.D.; L. Chow, Ph.D.; M. D. Johnson, Ph.D., Assistant Dean of Graduate Studies, College of Arts and Sciences; R. A. Llewellyn, Ph.D.; W. Luo, Ph.D.; J. E. Neighbor, Ph.D.; R. E. Peale, Ph.D.; H. P. Saha, Ph.D.; B. P. Tonner, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: J. S. Bolemon, Ph.D.; G. Braunstein, Ph.D.; K. Busch, Ph.D.; E. Martin, Ph.D.; E. Mucciolo, Ph.D.; A. Schulte, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: A. Bhattacharya, Ph.D.; L. Chernyak, Ph.D.; B. R. Cuenya, Ph.D.; E. del Barco, Ph.D.; C. Efthimiou, Ph.D.; H. Heinrich, Ph.D.; V. Kokoouline, Ph.D.; J. M. Saul, Ph.D.; P. Schelling, Ph.D.; T. A. Winningham, Ph.D.; L. Woodney, Ph.D.

Visiting Assistant Professors: Archana Dubey, Ph.D.; E. Flitsiyan, Ph.D.

Affiliate Faculty: M. Bass, Ph.D., Optics; G. Boreman, Optics; B. H. T. Chai, Ph.D., K. Coffey, MMAE; P. Delfyett, Ph.D., Optics; D. J. Hagan, Ph.D., Optics; M. Hickey, Physics, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University; J. J. Hickman, Ph.D., Director of Nanoscience Technology Center; A. Kar, Ph.D., Optics; P. Kik, Optics; G. Li, Ph.D., Optics; M. C. Richardson, Ph.D., Optics; G. Sellars, Optics; S. Shivamoggi, Ph.D., Mathematics; C. Siders, Optics; W. T. Silfvast, Ph.D., Optics; M. J. Soileau, Ph.D., Optics and Vice President for Research; G. I. Stegeman, Ph.D., Cobb-Hooker Eminent Scholar Chair of Optical and Laser Sciences and Engineering; E. W. Van Stryland, Optics; B. Zel'dovich, Ph.D., Optics

Political Science

Web address: www.cas.ucf.edu/politicalscience/

Chair of the Department: Roger Handberg

Graduate Program Director: Kerstin Hamann, CNH 415, (407) 823-2608. E-mail: khamann@mail.ucf.edu

Professors: R. Bledsoe, Ph.D. (Emeritus); R. Handberg, Ph.D.; P. H. Pollock, Ph.D.; W. Q. Morales, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: T. S. Fine, Ph.D.; K. Hamann, Ph.D.; A. Jewett, Ph.D.; D. Kiel, Ph.D.; D. N. Lanier, J.D.; S. A. Lilie, Ph.D. (Emeritus); H. Sadri, Ph.D.; B. Wilson, Ph.D.; M. E. Vittes, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: C. Dolan, Ph.D.; D. Houghton, Ph.D.; P. Jacques, Ph.D.; B. Jungblut, Ph.D.; H. M. Jaeger, M.A.; B. Kinsey, Ph.D.; J. Knuckey, Ph.D.; S. Reichert, Ph.D.; S. Schraunfnagel, Ph.D.

Psychology

Web address: www.psych.ucf.edu/

Chair of the Department: Robert Dipboye, Ph.D.

Associate Chair: William Wooten

Clinical Psychology Ph.D. Graduate Program Director: Charles Negy, PH 311H, (407) 823-5861. Clinical Ph.D. Graduate Program E-mail: cnegy@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu

Clinical Psychology M.A. Graduate Program Director: Robert J. Kennerley, DB140-310B, (386) 254-4412 ext. 4033. E-mail: rkennerl@mail.ucf.edu Web address: www.psych.ucf.edu/clinical_ma/program.html

Industrial/Organizational Psychology Ph.D. Graduate Program Director: Barbara Fritzsche Clay, PH 309F, (407) 823-2544. I/O Ph.D. Graduate Program E-mail: iophd@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu

Industrial/Organizational Psychology M.S. Graduate Program Director: William Wooten, PH 302H, (407) 823-3478. I/O M.S. Graduate Program E-mail: iograd@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu

Applied Experimental and Human Factors Psychology Graduate Program Director: Richard Gilson, PH 302F, (407) 823-2755. E-mail: gilson@mail.ucf.edu

Professors: C. A. Bowers, Ph.D., Associate Dean of Research College of Arts and Sciences; R. D. Gilson, Ph.D.; T. Hickey, Ph.D., Provost; J. C. Hitt, Ph.D., President; P. A. Hancock, Ph.D., Distinguished Research Professor; J. M. McGuire, Ph.D. Associate Dean College of Arts and Sciences; B. B. Morgan, Jr., Associate Dean Graduate Studies, Ph.D.; R. Pritchard, Ph.D.; M. D. Rapport, Ph.D.; E. J. Rinalducci, Ph.D.; E. Salas, Ph.D., Trustee Chair; E. Stone-Romero, Ph.D.; M. H. Thomas, Ph.D.; R. D. Tucker, Ph.D.; A. Y. Wang, Ph.D., Associate Dean Honors College

Associate Professors: B. I. Blau, Ph.D.; J. C. Brophy, Ph.D.; M. E. Dunn; S. T. Dunn; R. D. Fisher, Ph.D.; B. A. Fritzsche, Ph.D.; B. J. Jensen, Ph.D., Director Eastern Region Area Campuses; M. Mouloua, Ph.D.; C. Negy, Ph.D.; E. C. Shirkey, Ph.D.; J. A. Smither, Ph.D.; W. Wooten, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: J. Bedwell, Ph.D.; S. Berman, Ph.D.; A. Grills, Ph.D.; K. Jentsch, Ph.D.; M. Lavooy, Ph.D.; M. Newlin, Ph.D.; K. Renk, Ph.D.; V. Sims, Ph.D.; J. L. Weaver, Ph.D.

Associate Scientist and Director, Team Performance Laboratory: F. Jentsch, Ph.D.

Assistant Scientist: S. Fiore, Ph.D.

Instructors: K. Mottarella, Psy.D.; R. J. Kennerley, Ph.D.; M. A. Kennerley, Ph.D.; M. Chin, Ph.D.

Visiting Instructors: W. Borjesson, Ph.D.; S. Simpson, Ph.D.; P. Reynosa, Ph.D.; B. Walker, Ph.D.; S. Whitten, Ph.D.

Sociology and Anthropology

Web address: http://www.cas.ucf.edu/soc_anthro

Chair of the Department: Jay Corzine

Applied Sociology M.A. and Sociology Ph.D. Graduate Program Director: Jana L. Jasinski, PH 409F, (407) 823-2227. E-mail: jjasinsk@mail.ucf.edu

Anthropology M.A. Graduate Program Director: Tosha Dupras, PH 403, (407) 823-2227. E-mail: tdupras@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu

Professors: A. F. Chase, Ph.D.; D. Z. Chase, Ph.D.; J. Corzine, Ph.D.; R. Dunlap, Ph.D.; D. E. Jones, Ph.D.; L. S. Lieberman, Ph.D., Director Women's Research Center; A. M. Stearman, Ph.D.; R. L. Wallace, Ph.D.; J. D. Wright, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: I. J. Cook, Ph.D.; D. R. Dees, Ph.D., Associate Dean Academic Services; T. Dietz, Ph.D.; T. Dupras, Ph.D.; D. A. Gay, Ph.D.; L. Huff-Corzine, Ph.D., Assistant Vice President Academic Affairs; J. Jasinski, Ph.D.; J. P. Lynxwiler, Ph.D.; J. Morris, Ph.D.; E. Mustaine, Ph.D.; V. Titterington, Ph.D.; E. Zorn, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: A. Campbell, Ph.D.; J. Ford, Ph.D.; W. Goldstein, Ph.D.; R. Howard, Ph.D.; B. Marshall, Ph.D.; T. Matejowsky, Ph.D.; F. Rivera, Ph.D.; J. Schultz, Ph.D.; Sikorska-Simmons, Ph.D.

Instructors: V. Geiger, Ph.D.; G. Long, M.A.; L. Moore, M.A.

Statistics and Actuarial Science

Web address: http://www.cas.ucf.edu/statistics/

Chair of the Department: David Nickerson

Graduate Program Director: James R. Schott, CCII 205, (407) 823-2797. Graduate Program E-mail: statgrad@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu

Professors: I. A. Ahmad, Ph.D.; M. E. Johnson, Ph.D.; G. D. Richardson, Ph.D.; J. R. Schott, Ph.D.; M. Wang, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: D. Nickerson, Ph.D.; M. Pensky, Ph.D.; J. Ren, Ph.D.; N. Uddin, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: G. Gau, Ph.D.; L. Guo, Ph.D.; Z. Han, Ph.D.; L. Ni, Ph.D.; X. Su, Ph.D.; H. You, Ph.D

Instructors: C. E. Cutchins, M.S.; S. C. Schott, M.S.

Theatre

Web address: www.theatre.ucf.edu

Chair of the Department: Roberta Sloan

Associate Chair: Joseph Rusnock

Graduate Program Director, MA, MFA Acting, MFA Design: Julia Listengarten, UTC 180, (407) 823-3858. E-mail: jlisteng@mail.ucf.edu

Graduate Program Director, MFA Musical Theatre: John Bell, UTC 180, (407) 823-3020. E-mail: jcbell@mail.ucf.edu

Graduate Program Director, MFA Youth Theatre: Sybil St. Clair, UTC 180, (407) 823-2862. E-mail: theatregrad@mail.ucf.edu

Professor: D. W. Seay, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: J. C. Bell, M.F.A.; B. C. Boyd, M.F.A.; M. W. Brotherton, M.F.A.; S. R. Chicurel, D.M.A.; L. M. Harris, M.F.A.; K. H. Ingram, M.F.A.; P. F. Lartonoix, M.F.A.; J. S. Rusnock, M.F.A.; H. Tan, M.F.A.; B. T. Vernon, M.F.A.

Assistant Professors: J. C. Brown, M.F.A.; D. DiCroce, M.F.A.; J. P. Hart, M.F.A.; J. D. Helsinger, M.F.A.; J. Listengarten, Ph.D.; C. Niess, M.F.A.; J. J. Ruscella, M.F.A.; B. Scott, M.F.A.; J. W. Shafer, M.F.A.; S. St. Claire, Ph.D.; K. J. Tollefson, M.F.A.; E. Weaver, M.F.A.; V. Wood, M.F.A.

Assistants in Theatre: R. Blades, M.F.A.; F. Matthews, M.S.; W. Maxwell, M.F.A.; T. Smith, M.F.A.; Z. Stribling, M.F.A.

Visiting Professors: H. E. McDonald, M.F.A.

Programs

Doctor of Philosophy

• Biomolecular Sciences
• Chemistry
• Conservation Biology—Ecology and Organismal Track and Applied Conservation Biology Track
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Psychology—Applied Experimental and Human Factors Psychology Track, Clinical Psychology Track, and Industrial and Organizational Psychology Track
• Sociology
• Texts and Technology

Master of Science

• Biology
• Chemistry,Industrial
• Forensic Science—Forensic Biochemistry Track and Forensic Analysis Track
• Industrial and Organizational Psychology
• Liberal Studies
• Mathematical Science—General and Industrial Mathematics Track
• Physics
• StatisticalComputing—General, Actuarial Science Track and Data Mining Track

Master of Arts

• Clinical Psychology
• Communication—Interpersonal Track and Mass Communication Track
• English—Creative Writing Track, Literature Track, Rhetoric and Composition Track and Technical Writing Track
• Film and Digital Media—Visual Language and Interactive Media Track
• History—General and Public History Track
• Liberal Studies—General and Maya Studies Track
• Political Science—Environmental Politics Track, International Studies Track, Political Analysis and Policy Track
• Sociology, Applied—General and Domestic Violence Track
• Spanish
• Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
• Theatre

Master of Fine Arts

• Computer Art and Design
• Film and Digital Media—Entrpreneurial Digital Cinema Track
• Theatre—Acting Track, Design Track, Musical Theatre Track and Youth Theatre Track

Accelerated Undergraduate to Graduate Programs

Undergraduate to graduate degree programs are a combined program with a bachelor's completed in about three years and a master's completed in two years for a total of a five-year BA/MA degree program.

• History
• Liberal Studies

Graduate Certificates

• Applied Mathematics
• Arts Management
• Cognitive Sciences
• Computer Forensics
• Conservation Biology
• Contemporary Humanities
• Domestic Violence
• ESOL Endorsement K-12
• Gender Studies
• Maya Studies
• Professional Writing
• SAS Data Mining
• Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)
• Theoretical and Applied Ethics

General Requirements

The course work and research requirements of the programs are designed with the intent of offering students the opportunity for educational advancement and professional training. A research report, thesis, or dissertation is required in most of the programs and is an option in others. The General Graduate Record Examination is required for admissions consideration in all graduate programs. Admission to graduate programs is based upon university and departmental criteria, which may include factors such as work or internship experience, community service, research interests of prospective students, or personal interviews. The college strongly encourages applications from minority and diverse populations. Race, national origin, and gender are not used in the evaluation of students for admission into graduate and professional programs.

Each department is headed by a chair who reports to the dean of the college. A graduate program director within each department is designated for each graduate program and can provide advice on questions about admission and degree requirements. Consult the individual degree program listings for detailed descriptions of admission requirements, degree requirements, and courses.

College of Business Administration

The College of Business Administration offers seven master's programs and one doctoral program. All graduate programs in business administration are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The seven professional programs leading to the master's degree are: Master of Business Administration, Master of Sport Business Management, Master of Science in Management Information Systems, Master of Science in Accounting, Master of Science in Taxation and Master of Arts in Applied Economics. Also offered on the main campus is a full-time Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Business Administration, and a Ph.D. in Economics with a special focus on Environmental and Natural Resource (ENR) Economics.

The mission of the College of Business Administration at the University of Central Florida is to provide quality business education programs, at the undergraduate, graduate, and executive levels, to the citizens of the state of Florida and to selected clientele nationally and internationally. In delivering these programs, the college places primary emphasis on excellent teaching and research with a strong commitment to developing mutually supportive relationships with the business community of Central Florida.

In pursuit of its mission, the College of Business Administration affirms its commitment to the university's focus on excellence and accent on the individual. Furthermore, the college pledges to deliver innovative and progressive programs to its clientele.

College Administration

• T. L. Keon, Dean
• B. Braun, Associate Dean for Administration and Technology
• Jaishankar Ganesh, Associate Dean of Graduate Programs
• E. T. Ellis, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs

Faculty

School of Accounting

Director of the School: A. J. Judd, Ph.D.

Professors: C. G. Avery, Ph.D.; D. D. Bandy, Ph.D.; T. G. Evans, Ph.D.; R. Roberts, Ph.D., Burnett Eminent Scholar Chair

Associate Professors: D. Bobek, Ph.D.; P. Dwyer, Ph.D.; P. M. Goldwater, Ph.D.; W. L. Johnson, Ph.D.; A. J. Judd, Ph.D.; C. F. Kelliher, Ph.D.; P. B. Roush, Ph.D.; L. J. Savage, Ph.D.; J. K. Welch, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: T. Benford, Ph.D.; J. Lacy, Ph.D.

Economics

Chair of the Department: D. A. Hosni, Ph.D.

Professors: M. Caputo, Ph.D.; M. Dickie, Ph.D.; S. Gerking, Ph.D.; G. Harrison, Ph.D.; R. A. Hofler, Ph.D.; W. W. McHone, Ph.D.; J. W. Milon, Ph.D.; E. Rutstrom, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: B. M. Braun, Ph.D.; W. E. Gibbs, Ph.D.; D. A. Hosni, Ph.D.; K. Im, Ph.D.; T. L. Martin, Ph.D.; R. L. Pennington, Ph.D.; M. Soskin, Ph.D.; K. R. White, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: O. Mikhail, Ph.D.; D. Scrogin, Ph.D.; W. Anton, Ph.D.

Instructors: J. Baker, MAAE; D. Butterfield, Ph.D.; P. Euzent, M.A.; B. Moore, MAAE; R. Potter, MAAE; F. Trammell, MAAE; N. Underwood, Ph.D.

Finance

Chair of the Department: A. K. Byrd, Ph.D.

Professors: D. F. Scott, Jr., Ph.D., Phillips-Schenk Chair in American Private Enterprise; S. D. Smith, Ph.D., SunTrust Chair of Banking

Associate Professors: R. Ajayi, Ph.D.; S. F. Borde, Ph.D.; A. K. Byrd, Ph.D.; J. M. Cheney, D.B.A.; Y. Choi, Ph.D.; M. Frye, Ph.D.; J. H. Gilkeson, Ph.D.; N. K. Modani, Ph.D.; H. Park, Ph.D.; P. Ramanlal, Ph.D.; W. C. Weaver, Ph.D.; A. M. Whyte, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: H. Chen, Ph.D.; R. Ragozzino, Ph.D.; C. Schnitzlein, Ph.D.

Instructors: L. Block, Ph.D.; B. Dalrymple, Ph.D.; P. Gregg, MS, CPA; H. Singer, J.D.; R. Sturm, MST, CPA.

Management

Chair of the Department: F. F. Jones, Ph.D.

Professors: M. Ambrose, Ph.D.; L. W. Fernald, Jr., D.B.A.; R. Folger, Ph.D.; R. C. Ford, Ph.D.; R. C. Huseman, Ph.D.; T. L. Keon, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Business Administration; M. Schminke, Ph.D.; D. L. Stone, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: B. Barringer, Ph.D.; W. A. Bogumil, Jr., Ph.D.; W. G. Callarman, D.B.A.; C. M. Ford, Ph.D.; F. F. Jones, Ph.D.; M. Uhl-Bien, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: D. Mayer, Ph.D.; M. McDonald, Ph.D.; M. Sarkar, Ph.D.

Management Information Systems

Chair of the Department: P. H. Cheney, Ph.D.

Professors: P. H. Cheney, Ph.D.; J. Courtney, Ph.D.; J. Haynes, Ph.D.; J. J. Jiang, Ph.D.; W. Leigh, Ph.D.; C. Saunders, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: S. Goodman, Ph.D.; R. Hightower, Ph.D.; L. West, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: S. Hornik, Ph.D.; R. Johnson, Ph.D.; K. McNamara, Ph.D.; M. Parikh, Ph.D.; C. VanSlyke, Ph.D.

Instructors: E. Odisho; R. Szymanski; N. Thienel; C. Tidwell

Marketing

Chair of the Department: R. E. Michaels, Ph.D.

Professors: D. L. Davis, D.B.A.; R. E. Michaels, Ph.D.; R. S. Rubin, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: J. Allen, DBA.; R. Desiraju, Ph.D.; R. Echambadi, Ph.D.; J. Ganesh, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: P. Gupta, Ph.D.; J. Harris, Ph.D.; X. He, Ph.D.; A. Joshi, Ph.D.; J. Kim, Ph.D.; A. Krishnamoorthy, Ph.D.; K. Maryott, Ph.D.;C. Massiah, Ph.D.; A. Stock, Ph.D.; W. Vanhouche, Ph.D.; Y. Whang, Ph.D.; K. Yoon, Ph.D.

Instructor: R. Borrieci, M.B.A.; L. Crowson, M.B.A.; C. Gundy, M.B.A.; N. Howatt, M.S.; A. Jordan, M.B.A.; S. Mayfield-Garcia, M.S.; K Sooder, M.B.A.

Programs

Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration

• Accounting Track
• Finance Track
• Management Track
• Management Information Systems Track
• Marketing Track

Doctor of Philosophy in Economics (Environmental and Natural Resource)

Master of Arts in Applied Economics

Master of Business Administration

• Evening M.B.A.
• Executive M.B.A. Track
• M.B.A. (1 year, full-time program) Track
• Sport Business Management Track (for students accepted to Master's of Sport Business Management Program only)

Master of Science in Accounting

Master of Science in Management

• Human Resources/Change Management Track

Master of Science in Management Information Systems

Master of Science in Taxation

Master of Sport Business Management

Admission to Master's Programs

Before candidates will be considered for admission, all required application documents—application, official transcripts, GMAT test score (or GRE test score can be used for the programs in Applied Economics, MSM, and MSMIS only), essays, a resume, and three recommendations—must be received in the offices of UCF Graduate Studies by the admission deadline. MSA and MST do not require essays or recommendation letters. Admission to graduate study in the College of Business Administration is open to individuals with a baccalaureate degree in any discipline from a regionally accredited college or university. Thus, all graduate programs are open to graduates in education, engineering, arts, sciences, and other fields as well as business. The college strongly encourages applications from minority and diverse populations. Race, national origin, and gender are not used in the evaluation of students for admission into graduate and professional programs.

Admissions are restricted each semester to individuals showing high promise of success in postgraduate studies. Admission criteria include academic achievement as an upper-division undergraduate student and satisfactory performance on the GMAT. For the M.A. in Applied Economics, the MSM, and the MSMIS degrees only, scores on either the GRE or GMAT may be submitted. Both GMAT and GRE scores have a limit of 5 years. Other indicators of promise include the applicant's extracurricular activities, work experience and job responsibilities, and leadership experience. Foreign students whose native language is not English are required to achieve a score of at least 233 (computer-based test; or equivalent score on the paper-based test) on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). The Test of Spoken English (TSE) may be required if deemed necessary by faculty recommendation. All foreign transcripts must be evaluated by an acceptable agency for bachelor degree equivalency.

Enrollment in graduate courses in the College of Business Administration is limited to students who have been accepted and classified with regular graduate status in the M.B.A. program, Master of Sport Business Management, M.S. in Management Information Systems, M.S. in Accounting, M.S. in Taxation, M.S. in Management, or M.A. in Applied Economics, and to other students with regular graduate status elsewhere in the university. Graduate-level courses may not be taken unless a student is accepted into a graduate program.

An applicant will not be considered for admission to any graduate program until an official score on the GMAT or GRE (and TOEFL, if appropriate) has been received in addition to transcripts showing proof of attainment of the bachelor's degree and transcripts from all colleges attended.

Academic Standards

Regularly admitted graduate students in the College of Business Administration must maintain an overall 3.0 GPA in both their program of study and any graduate or undergraduate foundation core courses. In the event this is not maintained, a graduate student shall be placed in an academic provisional status. If a 3.0 GPA (grades of "B" or better) is then not obtained in the subsequent nine semester hours of course work, the graduate student will be disqualified from the program. Students in all graduate programs must achieve a minimum grade of "C" in all foundation and professional core courses. Further, if graduate students accumulate grades of "C" or lower or unresolved "I" grades in more than three foundation core courses, they will be disqualified from the program. If graduate students accumulate more than six hours of "C" or lower and/or unresolved "I" grades on course work in the professional core, then they will be disqualified from the graduate program. Grade forgiveness policy does not apply to any courses (graduate or undergraduate) taken by graduate students in the College of Business Administration.

College of Education

Graduate programs in the College of Education are provided for students who have completed at least baccalaureate degrees. Both degree and non-degree programs may be planned for people in education-related positions in social and government agencies, business and industry, as well as for professional educators in private and public schools. Master of Education and Master of Arts degrees are awarded in many fields. Education Specialist degrees are offered in School Psychology, Curriculum and Instruction, and Educational Leadership. Doctor of Education degrees are available in Educational Leadership and Curriculum/Instruction. The Doctor of Philosophy in Education is available with six tracks: Counselor Education, Elementary Education, Exceptional Education, Hospitality Education, Instructional Technology, and Mathematics Education. All programs in the College of Education are accredited by NCATE (National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education). The School Psychology program is accredited by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP/NCATE), and Exceptional Student Education is accredited by the Council for Exceptional Education.

College Administration

Sandra L. Robinson, Dean

Jennifer M. Platt, Associate Dean

B. Grant Hayes, Associate Dean

Suzanne M. Martin, Assistant Dean

Faculty

Educational Studies

Chair of the Department: K. L. Biraimah, Ph.D.

Assistant to the Chair: D. A. Becker, Ed.D.

Professors: K. L. Biraimah, Ph.D.; M. S. Lue, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: K. W. Allen, Ph.D.; L. C. Holt, Ed.D.; C. J. Hutchinson, Ed.D.; J. S. Kaplan, Ph.D.; A. J. Miller, Ed.D.

Assistant Professors: D. Boote, Ph.D.; S. Condly, Ph.D.; R. S. Hewitt, Ph.D.; M. Gill, Ph.D.

Associate Graduate Faculty: E. Short, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, The Pennsylvania State University

Educational Research, Technology and Leadership

Chair of the Department: C. Katzenmeyer, Ph.D.

Assistant to the Chair: G. Laureano, Ed.D.

Professors: W. C. Bozeman, Ph.D.; C. D. Dziuban, Ph.D.; R. R. Lange, Ph.D.; G. W. Orwig, Ed.D.; G. Pawlas, Ph.D.; S. L. Robinson, Ph.D., Dean.

Associate Professors: R. Evans, Ed.D.; G. Gunter, Ph.D.; J. House, Ph.D.; D. Magann, Ed.D.; B. Murray, Ph.D.; K. Murray, J.D., Ph.D.; R. Paugh, Ed.D.; G. Pawlas, Ph.D.; S. E. Sorg, Ph.D.; R. Taylor, Ph.D.; L. Tubbs, Ed.D.; L. Witta, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: L. Blasi, Ph.D.; D. Hahs-Vaughn, Ph.D.; S. Sivo, Ph.D.; T. Wallace, Ph.D.

Associate Graduate Faculty, Florida Gulf Coast University: C. F. Carter, Ed.D.; T. C. Valesky, Ed.D.

Associate Faculty: L. Baldwin, Ph.D.; M. Mongelli, Ed.D.; G. Perreault, M.Ed.

Child, Family and Community Sciences

Chair of the Department: Rex E. Culp, Ph.D., J.D.

Assistant to the Chair: R. Brice, Ph.D.

Professors: T. Angelopoulos, Ph.D.; Rex E. Culp, Ph.D., J.D.; S. M. Martin, Ph.D., Assistant Dean; J. M. Platt, Ed.D., Associate Dean; E. H. Robinson, Ph.D.; W. Wienke, Ed.D.; M. Young, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: C. R. Balado, Ed.D.; M. Blanes, Ph.D.; L. Cross, Ph.D.; L. Dieker, Ph.D.; D. Ezell, Ph.D.; L. Hartle, Ph.D.; B. G. Hayes, Ph.D., Assistant Dean; R. Hines, Ph.D.; D. Jones, Ph.D; M. Little, Ph.D.; G. Taub, Ph.D.

Assistant Professors: M. Casado, Ph.D.; A. Daire, Ph.D.; O. Edwards, Ed.D.; D. Fuller, Ph.D.; L. Jones, Ph.D.; C. Klein-Ezell, Ph.D.; J. Manning, Ed.D.; K. Miller, Ed.D.; V. Mumford, Ed.D.

Associate Graduate Faculty, Florida Gulf Coast University: M. S. Green, Ed.D.

Teaching and Learning Principles

Chair of the Department: Robert Williams, Ed.D.

Assistant to the Chair: Lance Tomei, Ed.D.

Professors: D. Baumbach, Ed.D.; T. Blair, Ph.D.; M. H. Hopkins, Ed.D.; M. C. Hynes, Ph.D., Director of Lockheed Martin/UCF Academy; A. R. Joels, Ph.D.; M. J. Palmer, Ed.D.; F. Rohter, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: T. Brewer, Ph.D.; D. J. Camp, Ph.D.; P. Crawford, Ph.D.; J. Dixon, Ph.D., Associate Director of Lockheed Martin/UCF Academy; R. M. Everett, Ph.D.; P. Higginbotham, Ed.D.; L. R. Hudson, Ph.D.; J. Lee, Ph.D.; D. Mitchell, Ed.D.; S. E. Ortiz, Ed.D.; S. Roberts, Ed.D.; M. K. Romjue, Ph.D.; A. Sweeney, Ph.D.; K. Verkler, Ph.D.; G. West, Ph.D.; K. Williams, Ph.D.;

Assistant Professors: R. DuVall, Ph.D.; W. Gaudelli, Ed.D.; B. Jeanpierre, Ph.D., Associate Director of Lockheed Martin/UCF Academy; D. Ousley, Ph.D.; V. Zygouris-Coe, Ph.D.

Associate Graduate Faculty, Florida Gulf Coast University: C.W. Engle, Ed.D.; S.C. Mayberry, Ed.D

Associate Graduate Faculty, College of Arts and Sciences: J. Saul, Ph.D. </