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Barker, Debra K.S. | American Indian Literature, the representation of American Indians or Native Americans in American Literature, decolonial theory, Lakota history and culture.
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Bredle, Don | exercise physiology, exercise science, athletic performance, sports nutrition, body composition, weight control, pulmonary and cardiac rehabilitation, training |
DaCosta, Maria | Pacific Asia economic issues, China's economic reform |
Don, Gary W. | music theory, music of Debussy and Prokofiev |
Drollinger, Brian | Risk management, university liability, property and auto insurance, safety training, emergency management, risk assessment. ustainability.
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Dugar, Kranti | International marketing, international business, business in India, Indian culture, culture, India, consumer behavior, Hindi language, study abroad, immersion programs. |
Dunham, Douglas | nanotechnology, materials science, materials characterization, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, surface science |
Faulkner, Doug | fluvial geomorphology, surface-water hydrology, water resources |
Kovacevic, Damir | Genocide, ethnic conflict, civil war, Bosnia/Eastern Europe, international conflict, political violence, conflict resolution, U.S. foreign policy, international relations |
Leland, David | cognitive neuroscience, electroencephalography (EEG), functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), attention, substance abuse and dependence, neuropsychopharmacology, decision-making |
Matthews, Douglas B. | Alcohol use and misuse; adolescent substance use; substance use in the aged population; faculty-student collaborative research. Keywords: alcohol; cannabis.
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Taylor, Dale | Music and the brain; Critical Race Theory: What Is It — Really?; Healthy Aging Through Application of Principles from Music Neuroscience; Dismantling Implicit Bias: Confronting Media's Role in Suppressing Freedom in a Free Society; Achieving Curricular Diversity After Confronting Unconscious Bias; Overcoming Racial and Cultural Stereotypes. Keywords: neuroscience, race, bias, CRT, diversity; music therapy. |
Tschida, David | Environmental communication, media literacy, communication literacy, mass communication, public speaking, advocacy, protest, social movements, rhetoric, public discourse, civic engagement. Keywords: nature, wilderness, justice, entertainment, popular culture, film, television, speech.
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