Menas Kafatos, Ph.D., Dean, Vice Chancellor for Special Projects
Janeen Hill, Ph.D., Senior Associate Dean, Schmid College of Science and Technology and Crean School of Health and Life Sciences
Catherine Clark, Ph.D., Associate Dean, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences
Michael Fahy, Ph.D., Associate Dean, School of Computational Sciences
Faculty of Biological Sciences
Professors: Carson, Frisch, Hill, Piper, Sumida, Yang;
Associate Professors: Brownell, Wright;
Assistant Professors: Funk, Keller, Rowland-Goldsmith.
Faculty of Chemistry
Professor: Clark, Griffin;
Associate Professors: De Bruyn, Kim, Wellman.
Assistant Professor: Prytkova.
Faculty of Computer Science
Professors: Fahy, Moshier, Radenski;
Assistant Professors: Linstead, Zhao.
Faculty of Food Science
Professors: Caporaso, Prakash;
Associate Professor: Were.
Faculty of Health Communication
Professor: Sparks.
Faculty of Mathematics
Professors: Fahy, Ortiz-Franco, Moshier, Porter, Rassenti, Struppa, Yules;
Associate Professors: Allali, Jipsen, Vajiac A, Vajiac M.;
Assistant Professors: Rakovski, Toto;
Instructor: Goetz.
Faculty of Physical Therapy
Professors: Gabard, McKenzie, Sumida;
Associate Professor: Brechter, Cipriani;
Assistant Professors: Grant-Beuttler, Tominaga;
Clinical Professor: Biederman;
Clinical Associate Professor: Tierney;
Adjunct Instructors: Ferdig, Gilliland, Hignojoz, Jennings, Kozuki, Vogel;
Lab Instructors: Brown, Esparza, Lam, Lesnick, Mahler, McKenna, Morisoli.
Faculty of Physics, Computational Science and Engineering
Professors: Aharonov, Kafatos, Singh, Yang, Yules;
Associate Professors: Amitai, El-Askary, Ouzounov, Tollaksen;
Assistant Professors: Buniy, Prasad.
Faculty of Psychology
Professors: Flowers, Schandler;
Associate Professors: Brodbeck, Glynn, Peterson, Pincus, Shears;
Assistant Professors: Dana, Jonathan, Kuchenbecker.
The Schmid College of Science and Technology prepares graduate students for the complex world of the 21st Century by challenging them to think critically, to engage in research and clinical work, and to become involved with local, regional, and international communities. The College offers traditional, interdisciplinary, and professional graduate degrees designed for students who aspire to become tomorrow’s scientists, health care providers, and leaders in fields related to science and technology.
Schmid College of Science and Technology is organized into three schools, Computational Sciences, Earth and Environmental Sciences, and Health and Life Sciences. Each school offers graduate degrees supported by a dynamic research and teaching faculty whose commitment to graduate students is extraordinary. The Schmid College of Science and Technology invites you to join our dynamic community of faculty and graduate students.