2017-2018 Oakwood University Awardees of the Faculty Development Grant Program Announced
Dr. Prudence Pollard, Vice President of Research & Faculty Development, in conjunction with the Office of Faculty Development and the Office of Research & Grants, is pleased to announce the 2017-2018 awardees of the Faculty Development Grant Program (FDGP).
The FDGP provides seed money for research, teaching, and service related projects designed to enhance the effectiveness of individual faculty members thus benefiting our students.
Awardees will make their scholarly presentations on Tuesday, April 17, 2018, at the annual Faculty Research Symposium. All are invited to attend the event. Mark your calendars!
From the School of Arts & Sciences:
Dr. Carmen Bucknor - Psychology
African American male undergraduate STEM majors at an HBCU: significant factors for success
Dr. Alexandre Volkov - Chemistry
Plant Communications and Behavior
Dr. Eva Michelle Wheeler - English & Foreign Language
Antes muerta que sencilla: A global conversation on the semantics of beauty
From the School of Business:
Dr. Theodore Brown, Sr.
Validating Organization Effectiveness Exploring Criteria for Exemplary and Outstanding Conferences
Dr. Throy Campbell
A Phenomenological Study of College Graduates' Employment Experiences in the Changing Economy
From the School of Education & Social Sciences:
Dr. Olivia Beverly - QEP
Developing Critical Thinking through Writing Skills in College Students: An Imperative in Higher Education
From the Eva B. Dykes Library:
Ms. Paulette McLean Johnson
Information Seeking Anxiety in HBCU Undergraduates
The FDGP provides seed money for research, teaching, and service related projects designed to enhance the effectiveness of individual faculty members thus benefiting our students.
Awardees will make their scholarly presentations on Tuesday, April 17, 2018, at the annual Faculty Research Symposium. All are invited to attend the event. Mark your calendars!
From the School of Arts & Sciences:
Dr. Carmen Bucknor - Psychology
African American male undergraduate STEM majors at an HBCU: significant factors for success
Dr. Alexandre Volkov - Chemistry
Plant Communications and Behavior
Dr. Eva Michelle Wheeler - English & Foreign Language
Antes muerta que sencilla: A global conversation on the semantics of beauty
From the School of Business:
Dr. Theodore Brown, Sr.
Validating Organization Effectiveness Exploring Criteria for Exemplary and Outstanding Conferences
Dr. Throy Campbell
A Phenomenological Study of College Graduates' Employment Experiences in the Changing Economy
From the School of Education & Social Sciences:
Dr. Olivia Beverly - QEP
Developing Critical Thinking through Writing Skills in College Students: An Imperative in Higher Education
From the Eva B. Dykes Library:
Ms. Paulette McLean Johnson
Information Seeking Anxiety in HBCU Undergraduates
