Search for a Chapman Expert by Subject Area
Alcoholism/Drug Abuse
Michael Griffin, Ph.D. Professor of Biochemistry Expertise: Pharmacology and neurochemistry. Contact: (714) 997‑6864 or griffin@chapman.edu
Steven L. Schandler, Ph.D. Senior Professor and Director, Cognitive Psychophysiology Laboratories, Department of Psychology Expertise: Facts and fantasies; causes, effects and treatments of alcohol and substance abuse within society and within special populations, such as high school students, workers and persons with physical disabilities. Contact: (714) 997‑6698 or schandle@chapman.edu
Ken Sumida, Ph.D. Professor of Biological Sciences Expertise: The effects of chronic alcohol consumption on the capacity of the liver to produce glucose; gender differences in alcohol detoxification and glucose production. Contact: (714) 997‑6995 or sumida@chapman.edu
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Art/Dance
Paul Apodaca, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of American Studies Expertise: Folklore, mythology, symbolism, museums, museum history, art curation, as well as American Indian art and music. NOTE: Paul is a regional advisor for the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of the American Indian, former curator of the Bowers Museum, editor of the Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology. He is a consultant for the Disney Corp., Knott's Berry Farm, Universal Pictures, as well as other cultural and art-funding agencies. In 1985, he also wrote and performed the musical score for the Academy Award-winning feature documentary Broken Rainbow. Contact: (714) 744-7954 or apodaca@chapman.edu
Stephen Berens, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Expertise: Contemporary art and photography. Contact: (714) 744-7014 or berens@chapman.edu
Eric Chimenti, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Expertise: Illustration, graphic design. Contact: (714) 997-6807 or chimenti@chapman.edu
Micol Hebron, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Expertise: Digital video, performance art, contemporary art theory, and late 20th/early 21st century art history. Contact: (714) 744-7013 or hebron@chapman.edu
Claudine Jaenichen, M.A. Assistant Professor of Art Expertise: Graphic design, information design. Contact: (714) 744-7034 or jaeniche@chapman.edu
David Kiddie, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Expertise: Ceramics, sculpture and related technologies. Contact: (714) 997-6748 or kiddie@chapman.edu
Robin Kish, M.F.A. Instructor of Dance Expertise: Dance kinesiology and physiology; injury prevention and education. Contact: (714) 744-7067 or kish@chapman.edu
Liliana Leopardi, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Art Expertise: Medieval and Renaissance Italian art, Carlo Crivelli, Marchigian 15th century painting, Northern Renaissance art, and Egyptian art. Contact: (714) 997-6869 or leopardi@chapman.edu
Liz Maxwell, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Dance Laban/Bartenieff Movement Analysis certified Expertise: Somatics, yoga, Pilates, post-modern dance and arts, and dance history. Contact: (714) 744-7073 or maxwell@chapman.edu
Dale A. Merrill, M.F.A. Associate Dean, College of Performing Arts; Department of Dance Chair; Assistant Professor of Dance (Former artistic director of Spectrum Dance Theater in Seattle) Expertise: American jazz dance, classical ballet, arts management, dance production, arts fundraising, dance education, contemporary dance styles and choreography, and community arts program development. Contact: (714) 997-6849 or merrill@chapman.edu
Alicia Okouchi-Guy, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Dance Expertise: Commercial dance, professional dance teams, contemporary dance, jazz dance, ballet dance, pointe, dance production, choreography, dance judge/adjudicator. Contact: (714) 744-7086 or okouchi@chapman.edu
Maggie Owens, M.F.A. University Curator; Co-director of Chapman's Guggenheim Gallery Expertise: Art curator and building permanent collections. Contact: (714) 744-7028 or mowens@chapman.edu
Stephen Polcari, Ph.D. Professor of Art Expertise: Modern art, mid-century American art, cultural and intellectual history, and Jackson Pollack. Contact: (714) 628-7376 or polcari@chapman.edu
Wendy Salmond, Ph.D. Department of Art Co-Chair and Professor of Art Expertise: Russian and Soviet art, design and architecture, particularly icons and decorative arts; Art Nouveau; and arts and crafts. Contact: (714) 997-6655 or salmond@chapman.edu
Marcella J. Stockstill, M.A. Art History Expertise: Northern Renaissance and Italian Renaissance (technical/cultural exchanges), Jan van Eyck, and the Dukes of Burgundy. Interests: Fakes, forgeries, thefts, recoveries, repatriation of artworks; the impact of digital images on the field of art history; modern dance; and classical ballet. Contact: (714) 744-7013 or stockstill@chapman.edu
Richard Turner, M.F.A. Department of Art Co-Chair and Co-Director of Chapman's Guggenheim Gallery Expertise: Contemporary Asian art and public art. Contact: (714) 997-6800 or turner@chapman.edu
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Athletics/Sports
David Currey Athletics Director Expertise: Place and perspective of athletics; intercollegiate athletics. Contact: (714) 997‑6789 or dcurrey@chapman.edu
Michael A. Moodian, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Social Science (Irvine Campus) Expertise: American government, U.S. political process, international relations, diplomacy, Orange County history, the evolving role of sports in society. Contact: (949) 585-2994 or moodian@chapman.edu
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Biological & Health Sciences
Anna G. Brownell, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology Expertise: Gene cloning, recombinant DNA, molecular genetics, cell biology, stem cell research and the bioethics of recent advances in genetics. Contact: (714) 997-6859 or brownell@chapman.edu
Virginia G. Carson, Ph.D. Professor of Biological Sciences Expertise: Psychoneuropharmacology, physiology, pre-medical education and science education. Contact: (714) 997‑6696 or carson@chapman.edu
Frank Frisch, Ph.D. Professor of Biological Sciences; Scientific Director, Science Teaching and Research (STAR) Institute Expertise: Aging and nutrition, weight control, metabolism, drugs (steroids) and health. Contact: (714) 997‑6667 or frisch@chapman.edu
Michael Griffin, Ph.D. Professor of Biochemistry Expertise: Mechanisms of drug action. Contact: (714) 997‑6864 or griffin@chapman.edu
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Business — Economics, Finance & Money
Esmael Adibi, Ph.D. Anderson Chair of Economic Analysis and Director of the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research Expertise: U.S. Economic Outlook, Financial Markets, Regional Economy, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, Housing Market, Global Economy, and Economic Forecasting. Contact: (714) 997‑6693 or adibi@chapman.edu
Hank Adler, M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Accounting Expertise: Tax — individual, corporate and nonprofit; public company; and board of directors governance. Contact: (714) 628-7283 or adler@chapman.edu
Donald R. Booth, Ph.D. Professor of Economics Expertise: Price theory, environmental economics, Chinese economic systems and international trade. Contact: (714) 997‑6804 or booth@chapman.edu
Timothy A. Canova, J.D. Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Global Trade & Development Expertise: International trade, finance and economic institutions (the International Monetary Fund, World Bank and World Trade Organization); NAFTA, trade and development in Mexico and Latin America, and the impact on immigration; federal reserve, monetary and fiscal policy, and public finance; animal welfare law, endangered species and marine mammal protection; and national security law and U.S. foreign policy. Contact: (714) 628-2640 or canova@chapman.edu
Faculty Profile
James J. Coyle, Ph.D. Director of Global Education and Program Director, Master of Arts in International Studies Expertise: International Affairs: US National Security Policy; US Foreign Policy, Politics and Economics of the Middle East; Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Caucasus. Contact: (714) 744-7074 or coyle@chapman.edu>
Bruce Dehning, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Accounting Expertise: Accounting information systems, strategic uses of information technology, and cluster initiatives. Hobbies/Areas of Interest: International travel; Fulbright program. Contact: (714) 628-2702 or bdehning@chapman.edu
James L. Doti, Ph.D. Chapman University President and Donald Bren Distinguished Chair of Business and Economics Expertise: Economics, local and global economies, econometric modeling, economic forecasting and presidential election forecasting. Contact: (714) 997‑6611 or doti@chapman.edu
Lynne P. Doti, Ph.D. David and Sandra Stone Professor of Economics Expertise: Banking Contact: (714) 997‑6805 or ldoti@chapman.edu
Francine J. Lipman, LL.M., J.D., C.P.A. Assistant Professor of Accounting Expertise: Federal income taxation, alternative minimum tax, incentive stock options and corporations; disaster relief under the income tax code; and low-income taxpayer matters, including issues related to undocumented immigrants. Contact: (714) 997-6705 or lipman@chapman.edu
Tibor R. Machan R. C. Hoiles Chair, Business Ethics and Free Enterprise Expertise: Ethcs, business ethics, political economy, government regulation, animal ethics, philosophy. Contact: (714) 317-2116 or Machan@chapman.edu
Mark Roeske Adjunct professor Expertise: Strategy, Global Strategy, Global Business, Asia, Corporate Business Improvement/Turnarounds, Acquisition transitions, New Venture creation, Leadership Contact: (714) 553-2124 or MRoeske@changeoutconsulting.com
Raymond Sfeir, Ph.D. Professor of Economics and Management Science Expertise: Economics, California manufacturing and purchasing managers survey. Contact: (714) 997‑6551 or sfeir@chapman.edu
Roman M. Sheremeta, Ph.D. Assistant professor of economics Expertise: Experimental and Behavioral Economics, Game Theory, Industrial Organization, Labor Economics, Public Economics Contact; (714) 744-7604 or sheremet@chapman.edu
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Business — Marketing and Management
Ravi Kathuria, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Management Science Expertise: Trade-offs versus simultaneous pursuit of multiple competitive priorities; manufacturing leadership practices; competitive priorities and performance; alignment of corporate/business/functional strategic priorities; and international growth strategies of service firms. Contact: (714) 628-2703 or kathuria@chapman.edu
Niklas Myhr, Ph.D. Visiting Assistant Professor of Marketing Expertise: Marketing and technology, business-to-business marketing, supply-chain management, alliances/partnerships, electronic commerce, CRM-customer relationship management and international business. Contact: (714) 532-6092 or myhr@chapman.edu
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Prashanth U. Nyer, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Marketing Expertise: Consumer satisfaction and retention, customer lifetime value, complaining behavior and consumer behavior. Contact: (714) 532‑6043 or nyer@chapman.edu
P.K. Shukla, Ph.D. Vice Chancellor for Entrepreneurship Expertise: Entrepreneurship, Business Plans, Creativity and Innovation, Marketing Research, Strategic Planning, Management, Strategy, and trends in business education. Contact: (714) 997‑6684 or shukla@chapman.edu
Thomas A. Turk, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Management Expertise: Corporate entrepreneurship, strategic management, corporate governance, mergers, hostile takeovers, diversification, and corporate restructuring. Contact: (714) 997‑6819 or turk@chapman.edu
Can Uslay, Ph.D. Assistant professor of marketing Expertise: Strategic market/industry analysis; market orientation; predatory pricing; airline industry; marketing theory Contact: 714-628-2658 or uslay@chapman.edu
Jennifer H. Waldeck, Ph.D. Assistant professor of Communication Studies Expertise:Instructional Communication, Organizational Communication, Business & Professional Communication, use of advanced collaborative communication technologies, training and development, communication consulting activities. Contact: (714) 602-9536 or waldeck@chapman.edu
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Chemistry
Christopher S. Kim, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physical Sciences Expertise: Mineralogical and geochemical trends in contaminated (e.g. mining, industrial) environments - Heavy metal (e.g. arsenic, mercury) concentration, distribution and speication in size-separated mine wastes - Heavy metal sorption to natural and synthetic Fe-oxyhydroxide mineral phases - Fe-oxyhydroxide nanoparticle growth, aggregation, and reaction mechanisms in aqueous systems - Synchrotron-based spectroscopic and microscopic methods for mineralogical/geochemical analysis. www.chapman.edu/CS/chemistry/faculty/kim.asp /envgeo Contact: (714) 628-7255 or cskim@chapman.edu
Communications/Media
Richard Doetkott, M.A. Professor of Communication Studies Expertise: Public speaking, especially the reduction of speech anxiety through radical pedagogy (oralism) and the impact of speakers on their audiences. Contact: 714-997‑6675 or doetkott@chapman.edu
Joan Gladstone Assistant professor of public relations and advertising Expertise: Crisis communications. Gladstone has more than 15 years of experience consulting on high profile crisis cases including the County of Orange bankruptcy, chemical spills, political protests, food tampering and more. In addition to teaching at Chapman University, Gladstone is president of Gladstone International, a leading Southern California issues and crisis communications firm. See www.gladstonepr.com for case studies. Contact: 714-744-7841 or jgladsto@chapman.edu
Wenshan Jia, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Communication Studies Expertise: Intercultural communication in organizational, interpersonal and international contexts; international conflict management; U.S.-China relations; "facework" communication and globalization; diversity; Chinese communication and social change. Interests: Swimming, Chinese chess, Ping-Pong and traveling; communication theory, political communication and political culture; and Chinese communication education and comparative studies. Contact: (714) 997-6725 or jia@chapman.edu
Allen Levy, M.A. Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Expertise: Pop music as a cultural force and the impact of media on society. Contact: (714) 744‑7017 or levy@chapman.edu
Bernard McGrane, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology Expertise: Media and advertising; subliminal advertising. Contact: (714) 997‑6564 or mcgrane@chapman.edu
Susan Paterno, M.S.J. Professor and Chair of Journalism Expertise: Media criticism. Contact: (714) 997‑6646 or paterno@chapman.edu
Janell Shearer, M.J. Professor, Public Relations and Advertising, Dodge College of Film and Media Arts Expertise: Public relations topics: online public relations, nonprofit and educational public relations; PR campaigns; business presentations; desktop publishing; interviewing; writing. Contact: (714) 997‑6647 or shearer@chapman.edu
Jennifer H. Waldeck, Ph.D. Assistant professor of Communication Studies Expertise:Instructional Communication, Organizational Communication, Business & Professional Communication, use of advanced collaborative communication technologies, training and development, communication consulting activities. Contact: (714) 602-9536 or waldeck@chapman.edu
Myron Yeager, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Arts and Communication, Professor of English and Comparative Literature Expertise: 18th- and 19th-century British literature; Philip Dormer Stanhope (4th Earl of Chesterfield); Samuel Johnson; James Boswell; Oliver Goldsmith; gay and lesbian literature; 18th-century English fiction and biography; business communication. Contact: (714) 997‑6653 or yeager@chapman.edu
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Computers/Information Technology
Pamela Ezell, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of English Expertise: The impact of the Internet and the World Wide Web, writing and publishing online, online education, and technology in the classroom. Contact: (714) 532‑6089 or ezell@chapman.edu
Michael Fahy, Ph.D. Director of Academic Computing and Professor of Computer Science Expertise: Computer networks, data communications, the Internet and the World Wide Web. Contact: (714) 997‑6879 or fahy@chapman.edu
Judy Montgomery, Ph.D. Professor of Special Education, Past president of the American Speech‑Language‑Hearing Association Expertise: Speech and language pathology, hearing loss prevention, communication disabilities, special education legislation, Response to Intervention (RTI), literacy and vocabulary development, and learning disabilities. Contact: (714) 997‑6844 or montgome@chapman.edu
Atanas Radenski, Ph.D. Professor of Computer Science Expertise: Distance learning, object-oriented software development, programming languages and computer science education. Contact: (714) 744-7657 or radenski@chapman.edu
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Economic Science
Laurence R. Iannaccone Professor of Economics Expertise: Economics of religion, sociology of religion, religious extremism & fundamentalism, religious trends, non-market economics. Contact: (703) 606-6087 or larry@econzone.com
Education
Higher Education/Special Education
Penny S. Bryan, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education Expertise: Educational leadership, policy/administration; school reform; district/university partnerships. Contact: (714) 744‑7658 or pbryan@chapman.edu
Donna Cucunato, M.A. Associate Professor of Kinesiology; Associate Professor, Athletic Training Education Program; Liberal Studies Coordinator Expertise: Elementary teacher preparation: physical education for elementary schools. Contact: (714) 744-7808 or cucunato@chapman.edu
Ky Kugler, Ed.D., A.T.C. Director of the Athletic Training Education Program Expertise: Sports medicine, athletic training, health issues, athletic training education, injuries/illnesses to the physically active population, and athletic fund raising. Contact: (714) 997-6642 or kekugler@chapman.edu
Roxanne Greitz Miller, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Education Expertise: K-12 science education, literacy in the content areas, content area reading and writing, secondary education grades 6-12, gifted education K-12. Contact: (714) 628-2628 or rgmiller@chapman.edu Web site: www.roxannegmiller.com
Suzanne SooHoo, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education Expertise: Multicultural education and participatory research. Contact: (714) 532-6024 or soohoo@chapman.edu
Barbara Tye, Ed.D. Professor of Education Expertise: Current issues in American public schooling, the deep structure of schooling, global/ international education, teacher preparation, and trends in K‑12 education. Contact: (714) 997‑6845 or tye@chapman.edu
Higher Education
Joe Kertes, Ph.D. Vice President and Dean of Students Expertise: Student development, prestigious scholarships and fellowships, student conduct, diversity on campus, transition to college for both parents and students, and the co-curriculum. Contact: (714) 997‑6721 or kertes@chapman.edu
Roberta Lessor, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Dean of Wilkinson College of Letters and Sciences Expertise: Value of the liberal arts today; student learning communities; and women's health and health care delivery. Contact: (714) 997‑6947 or lessor@chapman.edu
Special Education
Donald N. Cardinal, Ph.D. Professor and Dean of the School of Education Expertise: Teacher education, demand for teachers in California, facilitated communication; education of persons with disabilities; behavior modification; inclusion of students with disabilities into the community; special education in higher education; research methods. Contact: (714) 997‑6920 or cardinal@chapman.edu
Judy Montgomery, Ph.D. Professor of Special Education, Past president of the American Speech‑Language‑Hearing Association Expertise: Speech and language pathology, hearing-loss prevention, communication disabilities, special education legislation, Response to Intervention (RTI), literacy and vocabulary development, and learning disabilities. Contact: (714) 997‑6844 or montgome@chapman.edu
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English, Literature & Writing
Mark R. Axelrod, Ph.D. Professor of English and Comparative Literature Expertise: 19th-century French and 20th-century Latin American fiction. Creative writing: fiction, comparative literature, screenwriting, film studies and film adaptation. Contact: (714) 997‑6586 or axelrod@chapman.edu
Pamela Ezell, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of English and Chair of Creative Writing Expertise: Literature, computers and new technologies, Internet and online publishing, as well as creative writing. Contact: (714) 532-6089 or ezell@chapman.edu
Baron Kelly, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Theatre Two-time Fulbright Scholar, Visiting Scholar at Harvard University's W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African American Research Expertise: 19th century Scandinavian dramatic literature, development of African American theater, and international lecturer on acting and voice technique. Contact: (714) 997-6625 or bkelly@chapman.edu
Kent Lehnhof, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature Expertise: Renaissance literature and drama, Shakespeare and Milton. Contact: (714) 628-2746 or lehnhof@chapman.edu
Martin Nakell, Ph.D. Professor of English and Comparative Literature Expertise: Modernist and post-modernist international fiction and poetry. Contact: (714) 997‑6609 or nakell@chapman.edu
Matthew T. Schneider, Ph.D. Professor of English and Comparative Literature Expertise: 19th-century British literature and culture, baseball literature, Anglo-American literary relations, literary depictions of Abraham Lincoln, literature and popular music, and the Beatles. Interests: Ice hockey, country-western music (and its deep roots in European–especially northern British–folk music), and NASCAR auto racing (and its history). Contact: (714) 532‑6017 or schneide@chapman.edu
Myron Yeager, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Arts and Communication, Professor of English and Comparative Literature Expertise: 18th- and 19th-century British literature; Philip Dormer Stanhope (fourth Earl of Chesterfield); Samuel Johnson; James Boswell; Oliver Goldsmith; gay and lesbian literature; 18th-century English fiction and biography; and business communication. Contact: (714) 997‑6653 or yeager@chapman.edu
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Entertainment
Allen Levy, M.A. Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Expertise: Pop music as a cultural force and the impact of media on society. Contact: (714) 744‑7017 or levy@chapman.edu
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Entrepreneurship
Lynne P. Doti, Ph.D. David and Sandra Stone Professor of Economics Expertise: Banking Contact: (714) 997-6805 or ldoti@chapman.edu
P.K. Shukla, Ph.D. Vice Chancellor for Entrepreneurship Expertise: Entrepreneurship, Business Plans, Creativity and Innovation, Marketing Research, Strategic Planning, Management, Strategy, and trends in business education. Contact: (714) 997‑6684 or shukla@chapman.edu
Mark Roeske Adjunct professor Expertise: Strategy, Global Strategy, Global Business, Asia, Corporate Business Improvement/Turnarounds, Acquisition transitions, New Venture creation, Leadership Contact: (714) 553-2124 or MRoeske@changeoutconsulting.com
Thomas A. Turk, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Management Expertise: Strategy, corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate entrepreneurship. Contact: (714) 997-6819 or turk@chapman.edu
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Environment/Environmental Issues
Denis Binder, J.D., LL.M., S.J.D. Professor of Law Expertise: Emergency action planning, toxic torts and anti-trust. Contact: (714) 628-2505 or dbinder@chapman.edu
Christopher S. Kim, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physical Sciences Expertise: Environmental geochemistry of heavy metal contaminated sites; nanoparticle-based remediation of arsenic, copper, mercury and zinc; mercury speciation and sorption processes in abandoned mines of the California Coast Range; effects of particle size on natural metal distribution and removal. Contact: (714) 628-7255 or cskim@chapman.edu
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Film and Television
Bob Bassett, M.A. Dean, Dodge College of Film and Media Arts Expertise: Film aesthetics, film festivals and film schools. Contact: (714) 997‑6715 or bassett@chapman.edu
Jay Boylan, M.A. Professor of Film and Television Expertise: Multi-camera video production, documentary production and editing. Boylan is also the producer and director of KOCE-TV's weekly public affairs show, Dialogue with Jim Doti. Contact: (714) 997‑6771 or boylan@chapman.edu
Pamela Ezell, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of English Expertise: Women in film/TV, screenwriting, and film and television history. Contact: (714) 532‑6089 or ezell@chapman.edu
Richard Ferncase, M.F.A. Associate Professor of Film and Television Expertise: Art photography, lighting for film/video, infrared photography, virtual reality and computer graphics (Adobe Photoshop). Contact: (714) 997‑1408 or ferncase@chapman.edu
James Gardner, M.F.A. Associate Professor, Director of Television Studies Expertise: Narrative television directing and producing (multiple camera and single camera, comedy and drama), acting for the camera collaboration between Theatre and Television/Film. MFA in Directing, Yale School of Drama; AFI Program in Directing. Contact: 714-628-7291 or jgardner@chapman.edu
Paul Gulino, M.F.A. Associate Professor of Film and Television Expertise: Screenwriting, cinema, storytelling theory, as well as film and script analysis. Contact: (714) 628-7284 or gulino@chapman.edu
Joseph Slowensky, M.F.A. Associate Professor; Chair, Graduate Film Program Expertise: Screenwriting, film production and producing. Contact: (714) 744-7882 or jslowens@chapman.edu
Paul Wolansky, M.F.A. Associate Professor of Film and Media Arts Expertise: The Short Film; Writing the Short Screenplay; Feature Screenwriting; Feature Structure; Famous Hollywood Screenwriting Gurus (Robert McKee, John Truby, Christopher Vogler); Joseph Campbell; MYTHOLOGICALLY-BASED FILMS ("Mythmovies"); films of Akira Kurosawa Contact: (714) 744-7647 or wolansky@chapman.edu
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Folklore and Mythology
Paul Apodaca, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of American Studies Expertise: Folklore, mythology, symbolism and urban legends. Contact: (714) 744-7954 or apodaca@chapman.edu
Paul Wolansky, M.F.A. Associate Professor of Film and Media Arts Expertise: The Short Film; Writing the Short Screenplay; Feature Screenwriting; Feature Structure; Famous Hollywood Screenwriting Gurus (Robert McKee, John Truby, Christopher Vogler); Joseph Campbell; MYTHOLOGICALLY-BASED FILMS ("Mythmovies"); films of Akira Kurosawa Contact: (714) 744-7647 or wolansky@chapman.edu
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Food Science & Nutrition
Fred Caporaso, Ph.D. Professor of Food Science Expertise: Taste-testing (sensory evaluation) of food products; food safety; fat‑free foods; food labeling; additives; future food products; dieting; feeding the world's hungry; and food irradiation. Contact: (714) 997‑6638 or caporaso@chapman.edu
Anuradha Prakash, Ph.D. Director, Food Sciences Program; Professor of Food Science and Nutrition Expertise: Food irradiation, microwave heating of food, food processing, new food products and trends, sustainable food, world hunger, nutrition Contact: (714) 744-7826 or prakash@chapman.edu
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Foreign Affairs
Esmael Adibi, Ph.D. Anderson Chair of Economic Analysis and Director of the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research Expertise: Politics and economy of the Middle East. Contact: (714) 997‑6693 or adibi@chapman.edu
Timothy A. Canova, J.D. Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Global Trade & Development Expertise: International trade, finance and economic institutions (the International Monetary Fund, World Bank and World Trade Organization); NAFTA, trade and development in Mexico and Latin America, and the impact on immigration; federal reserve, monetary and fiscal policy, and public finance; animal welfare law, endangered species and marine mammal protection; and national security law and U.S. foreign policy. Contact: (714) 628-2640 or canova@chapman.edu
Faculty Profile
James J. Coyle, Ph.D. Director of Global Education and Program Director, Master of Arts in International Studies Expertise: International Affairs: US National Security Policy; US Foreign Policy, Politics and Economics of the Middle East; Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Caucasus. Contact: (714) 744-7074 or coyle@chapman.edu
Wenshan Jia, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Communication Studies Expertise: Intercultural communication in organizational, interpersonal and international contexts; international conflict management; U.S.-China relations; "facework" communication and globalization; diversity; and Chinese communication and social change. Interests: Swimming, Chinese chess, Ping-Pong and traveling; communication theory, political communication and political culture; and Chinese communication education and comparative studies. Contact: (714) 997-6725 or jia@chapman.edu
Donald Will, Ph.D. Delp‑Wilkinson Professor of Peace Studies Expertise: The Middle East, South Africa, the United Nations, general world affairs, Israeli‑Palestinian affairs, and racism in the United States. Contact: (714) 997‑6620 or will@chapman.edu
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Health/health communications
Jennifer L. Bevan, Ph.D. Associate Professor Communications Studies Expertise: Communication/Media Romantic, friend, and family communication, jealousy, conflict management, nonverbal communication, health communication Medical and Health Issues/Health Care Health communication, health literacy, caregiving. Contact: (714) 532-7768 or bevan@chapman.edu
History/Political Science
Paul Apodaca, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of American Studies Expertise: Orange County and California history, the Bowers Museum, and local Indians. Contact: (714) 744-7954 or apodaca@chapman.edu
James J. Coyle, Ph.D. Director of Global Education and Program Director, Master of Arts in International Studies Expertise: International Affairs: US National Security Policy; US Foreign Policy, Politics and Economics of the Middle East; Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Caucasus. Contact: (714) 744-7074 or coyle@chapman.edu
William Cumiford, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Director of Latin American Studies Expertise: Latin American history and politics; modern Europe. Contact: (714) 532‑6013 or cumiford@chapman.edu
Leland Estes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Expertise: Local history and historic preservation. Contact: (714) 997‑6550 or estes@chapman.edu
John A. Hall, J.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Law Expertise: Military history. Contact: (714) 628-2617 or jhall@chapman.edu
Lori Cox Han, Ph.D. Professor and Chair of Political Science Expertise: American government and politics, the presidency, women and politics, as well as media and politics. Contact: (714) 744-7614 or lhan@chapman.edu
Tibor R. Machan R. C. Hoiles Chair, Business Ethics and Free Enterprise Expertise: Ethcs, business ethics, political economy, government regulation, animal ethics, philosophy. Contact: (714) 317-2116 or Machan@chapman.edu
Michael A. Moodian, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Social Science (Irvine Campus) Expertise: American government, U.S. political process, international relations, diplomacy, Orange County history, the evolving role of sports in society. Contact: (949) 585-2994 or moodian@chapman.edu
Robert Slayton, Ph.D. Henry Salvatori Professor of American Values and Traditions Expertise: Presidential elections, history of Catholicism in the U.S., urban studies, New York City, homelessness, immigration, race relations, and World War II. Contact: (714) 997‑6969 or slayton@chapman.edu
William W. Sokoloff, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Social Sciences (Santa Maria Campus) Expertise: Political theory, American politics Interests, 20th-century classical music and surfing. Contact: (805) 348-3368 or sokoloff@chapman.edu
Carolyn E. Vieira-Martinez, Ph.D. Instructor of History Expertise: African history, historical linguistics and African languages; comparative study of Bantu, Kimbundu, Swahili and Angola languages. Office: (714) 997-6834 or vieira@chapman.edu
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The Holocaust
Marilyn Harran, Ph.D. Stern Chair in Holocaust Education; Professor of Religious Studies; Director, The Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education Expertise: Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther, Nazi Germany and the Holocaust, and the roots of anti-Semitism. Contact: (714) 532-6002 or harran@chapman.edu
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International/Multicultural
Donald Booth, Ph.D. Professor of Economics Expertise: International trade and relations; economics of China. Contact: (714) 997‑6804 or booth@chapman.edu
Timothy A. Canova, J.D. Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Global Trade & Development Expertise: International trade, finance and economic institutions (the International Monetary Fund, World Bank and World Trade Organization); NAFTA, trade and development in Mexico and Latin America, and the impact on immigration; federal reserve, monetary and fiscal policy, and public finance; animal welfare law, endangered species and marine mammal protection; and national security law and U.S. foreign policy. Contact: (714) 628-2640 or canova@chapman.edu
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James J. Coyle, Ph.D. Director of Global Education and Program Director, Master of Arts in International Studies Expertise: International Affairs: US National Security Policy; US Foreign Policy, Politics and Economics of the Middle East; Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Caucasus. Contact: (714) 744-7074 or coyle@chapman.edu
William Cumiford, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Director of Latin American Studies Expertise: Latin American history, ancient history, political theory and history of technology. Contact: (714) 532‑6013 or cumiford@chapman.edu
John A. Hall, J.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Law Expertise: Khmer Rouge tribunals, Cambodia; international law; human rights; torts; garment industry; Philippines; and globalization. Interests: Military history. Contact: (714) 628-2617 or jhall@chapman.edu
Wenshan Jia, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Communication Studies Expertise: Intercultural communication in organizational, interpersonal and international contexts; international conflict management; U.S.-China relations; "facework" communication and globalization; diversity; and Chinese communication and social change. Contact: (714) 997-6725 or jia@chapman.edu
Baron Kelly, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Theatre Two-time Fulbright Scholar, Visiting Scholar at Harvard University's W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African American Research Expertise: 19th century Scandinavian dramatic literature, development of African American theater, and international lecturer on acting and voice technique. Contact: (714) 997-6625 or bkelly@chapman.edu
Michael A. Moodian, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Social Science (Irvine Campus) Expertise: American government, U.S. political process, international relations, diplomacy, Orange County history, the evolving role of sports in society. Contact: (949) 585-2994 or moodian@chapman.edu
Robert Slayton, Ph.D. Henry Salvatori Professor of American Values and Traditions Expertise: Presidential races; race relations; and the history of bigotry in the United States, especially anti-Catholicism. Contact: (714) 997‑6969 or slayton@chapman.edu
Suzanne SooHoo, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education Expertise: Multicultural education. Contact: (714) 532-6024 or soohoo@chapman.edu
Pilar Valenzuela, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Languages and International Studies Expertise: Indigenous South American peoples and their languages; relationships between culture, language and society. Special interest in Amazonian languages, particularly Panoan. Contact: (714) 997-6843 or valenzuela@chapman.edu
Nhan Thien Vu, J.D. Associate Professor of Law Expertise: Vietnamese history and the Vietnamese-American community in America. Contact: (714) 628-2591 or vu@chapman.edu
Donald Will, Ph.D. Delp‑Wilkinson Professor of Peace Studies Expertise: The United Nations, South Africa, the Middle East, racism, as well as ethnic and nationalist conflict. Contact: (714) 997‑6620 or will@chapman.edu
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Language & Literacy/Reading
Penny S. Bryan, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education Expertise: Emergent language and literacy; teaching reading to teachers. Contact: (714) 744-7658 or pbryan@chapman.edu
Judy Montgomery, Ph.D. Professor of Special Education, Past president of the American Speech‑Language‑Hearing Association Expertise: Speech and language pathology, hearing loss prevention, communication disabilities, special education legislation, Response to Intervention (RTI), literacy and vocabulary development, and learning disabilities. Contact: (714) 997‑6844 or montgome@chapman.edu
Pilar Valenzuela, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Languages and International Studies Expertise: Indigenous South American languages; relationships between culture, language and society. Special interest in Amazonian languages, especially Panoan, intercultural bilingual education and anthropological linguistics. Contact: (714) 997-6843 or valenzuela@chapman.edu
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Law/Legal Issues
Tom W. Bell, J.D. Professor of Law Expertise: Intellectual property and Internet law, blogging, copyright law, online free speech rights, Internet privacy, trademark and trade dress law, Internet gambling, and the Third Amendment. Contact: (714) 628-2503 or tbell@chapman.edu Web site: http://www.tomwbell.com/
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Denis Binder, J.D., LL.M., S.J.D. Professor of Law Expertise: Emergency action planning, toxic torts and anti-trust. Contact: (714) 628-2505 or dbinder@chapman.edu
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Daniel Bogart, J.D. Professor of Law Bankruptcy law, real estate transactions, Chapter 11 and commercial leasing. Contact: (714) 628-2507 or bogart@chapman.edu
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Timothy A. Canova, J.D. Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Global Trade & Development Expertise: International trade, finance and economic institutions (the International Monetary Fund, World Bank and World Trade Organization); NAFTA, trade and development in Mexico and Latin America, and the impact on immigration; federal reserve, monetary and fiscal policy, and public finance; animal welfare law, endangered species and marine mammal protection; and national security law and U.S. foreign policy. Contact: (714) 628-2640 or canova@chapman.edu
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Marisa S. Cianciarulo, J.D., M.A. Assistant Professor of Law Expertise: Immigration law, in particular asylum/refugee law and removal/deportation proceedings. Interests: Literature, politics and traveling abroad. Contact: (714) 628-2612 or cianciar@chapman.edu
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M. Katherine Darmer, J.D. Professor of Law Expertise: Criminal procedure (confessions, search and seizure), sentencing and sentencing guidelines, general criminal law, and national security issues. Contact: (714) 628-2583 or kdarmer@chapman.edu
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Frank Doti, J.D., C.P.A. Professor of Law Expertise: Federal tax law and contracts law. Contact: (714) 628-2511 or fdoti@chapman.edu
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Lynne P. Doti, Ph.D. David and Sandra Stone Professor of Economics Expertise: Banking Contact: (714) 997-6805 or ldoti@chapman.edu
John C. Eastman, Ph.D. Henry Salvatori Professor of Law & Community Service, and Director of the Claremont Institute Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence Expertise: Constitutional law; legal history; federalism; civil rights; government structure; separation of powers; voting rights; election law; Boy Scouts membership policies; Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms; campaign contribution limitations; and restrictions of the power of federal government. Contact: (714) 628-2587 or jeastman@chapman.edu
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John A. Hall, J.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Law Expertise: Khmer Rouge tribunals, Cambodia; international law; human rights; torts; garment industry; Philippines; and globalization. Hobbies: Military history. Contact: (714) 628-2617 or jhall@chapman.edu
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Scott Howe, J.D. Professor of Law Expertise: Capital punishment, criminal procedure and evidence law. Contact: (714) 628-2516 or swhowe@chapman.edu
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Scott Johns, J.D. Assistant Professor of Academic Achievement Expertise: Immigration policy and law, and aviation safety. Contact: (714) 628-2661 or sjohns@chapman.edu
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Sheryl Summers Kramer, J.D. Director of Law Library and Associate Professor of Law Expertise: Legal research. Contact: (714) 628-2537 or skramer@chapman.edu
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Michael Lang, J.D. Professor of Law and Director of the LL.M. in Taxation Program Expertise: Tax practice ethics, individual income tax, corporate tax and tax policy. Contact: (714) 628-2547 or mlang@chapman.edu
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Lisa Litwiller, J.D. Professor of Law Expertise: Civil procedure and California civil procedure. Contact: (714) 628-2586 or llitwill@chapman.edu
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Celestine Richards McConville, J.D. Professor of Law Expertise: Capital punishment and constitutional law, such as government structure, due process and equal protection. Contact: (714) 628-2592 or mcconvil@chapman.edu
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Jeremy M. Miller, J.D., LL.M. Professor of Law Expertise: Criminal procedure, criminal law, ethics and constitutional law. Contact: (714) 628-2452, jeremym@chapman.edu or kayshva@aol.com
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Matthew Parlow, J.D. Assistant Professor of Law Expertise: Local government law, land use, eminent domain, sports law and redevelopment law. Contact: (714) 628-2649 or Parlow@chapman.edu
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Larry Rosenthal, J.D. Associate Professor of Law Expertise: Criminal law, First Amendment law, civil rights, policing and law enforcement, and local government law. Contact: (714) 628-2650 or rosentha@chapman.edu
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Nancy Schultz, J.D. Professor of Law Expertise: Lawyering skills, negotiation, client counseling, trial and appellate advocacy, legal writing, ethics, professionalism, and law mediation. Contact: (714) 628-2527 or nschultz@chapman.edu
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Robin Wellford Slocum, J.D. Professor of Law and Director of Legal Writing Expertise: Legal analysis and writing; client interviewing and counseling; professional responsibility; and negotiation. Contact: (714) 628-2579 or slocum@chapman.edu
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Nhan Thien Vu, J.D. Associate Professor of Law Expertise: Civil and business litigation, civil rights litigation, international business and corporate governance. Contact: (714) 628-2591 or vu@chapman.edu
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Parham Williams, LL.M., J.D. Vice President and Dean of the School of Law Expertise: Legal ethics, evidence law and criminal law. Contact: (714) 628-2555 or wilham@chapman.edu
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Mathematics
Peter Jipsen, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics Expertise: Mathematics and theoretical computer science. Hobby: Surfing. Contact: (714) 744-7918 or jipsen@chapman.edu
M. Andrew Moshier, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Math and Computer Science Expertise: Simulation for energy conservation, theory of computing, and computational linguistics. Contact: (714) 997‑6628 or moshier@chapman.edu
Luis Ortiz-Franco, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Expertise: Mathematics education; problem-solving processes; culture and mathematics; ethnomathematics; language and mathematics; Latinos; and mathematics. Contact: (714) 997-6595 or ortiz@chapman.edu
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Medical and Health Issues/Health Care
Jacklyn Heino Brechter, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Expertise: Chronic pain, physical therapy, biomechanics and musculoskeletal practice management. Contact: (714) 744-7649 or brechter@chapman.edu
Virginia G. Carson, Ph.D. Professor of Biological Sciences Expertise: Alzheimer's disease, alcoholism, cholinergic nervous system, and careers in the health sciences. Contact: (714) 997-6696 or carson@chapman.edu
Ky Kugler, Ed.D., A.T.C. Director of Chapman University Athletic Training Education Program Expertise: Sports medicine; athletic training; health issues; athletic training education; injuries/illnesses to the physically active population; athletic fund raising. Contact: (714) 997-6642 or kekugler@chapman.edu
Roberta Lessor, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Dean of Wilkinson College of Letters and Sciences Expertise: Value of the liberal arts today; student learning communities, women's health and health care delivery. Contact: (714) 997‑6947 or lessor@chapman.edu
Ken Sumida, Ph.D. Professor of Biological Sciences Expertise: The effects of chronic alcohol consumption on the capacity of the liver to produce glucose; gender differences in alcohol detoxification and glucose production. Contact: (714) 997‑6995 or sumida@chapman.edu
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Native American Issues
Paul Apodaca, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of American Studies Expertise: American Indians (history, culture, literature, art); casino issues; land disputes; heritage; and continuance. Dr. Apodaca is also the regional advisor for the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of the American Indian, and he has been a board member of the California Council for the Humanities for six years. Contact: (714) 744-7954 or apodaca@chapman.edu
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Natural Sciences
Fred Caporaso, Ph.D. Professor of Physical Sciences, Pankey Chair in Food Science and Nutrition Expertise: Charles Darwin, the Galapagos Islands, turtles of the world and herpetology. Contact: (714) 997‑6638 or caporaso@chapman.edu
Peter A. Iyere, Ph.D. Chair and Professor of Physical Sciences Expertise: X-ray crystallography, inorganic chemistry and supramolecular complexes. Interests: Soccer, tennis, walking, cooking, reading and dancing. Contact: (714) 744-7947 or iyere@chapman.edu
Christopher S. Kim, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physical Sciences Expertise: Environmental geochemistry of heavy metal contaminated sites; nanoparticle-based remediation of arsenic, copper, mercury and zinc; mercury speciation and sorption processes in abandoned mines of the California Coast Range; and effects of particle size on natural metal distribution and removal. Contact: (714) 628-7255 or cskim@chapman.edu
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Orange County
Paul Apodaca, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of American Studies Expertise: Orange County and California history; Bowers Museum; local Indians. Contact: (714) 744-7954 or apodaca@chapman.edu
Leland Estes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Expertise: Local history; historic preservation in Orange. Contact: (714) 997‑6550 or estes@chapman.edu
Michael A. Moodian, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Social Science (Irvine Campus) Expertise: American government, U.S. political process, international relations, diplomacy, Orange County history, the evolving role of sports in society. Contact: (949) 585-2994 or moodian@chapman.edu
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Peace Studies
James J. Coyle, Ph.D. Director of Global Education and Program Director, Master of Arts in International Studies Expertise: International Affairs: US National Security Policy; US Foreign Policy, Politics and Economics of the Middle East; Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Caucasus. Contact: (714) 744-7074 or coyle@chapman.edu
Donald Will, Ph.D. Delp‑Wilkinson Professor of Peace Studies Expertise: The Middle East, South Africa, the United Nations, general world affairs, Israeli‑Palestinian affairs, and racism in the United States. Contact: (714) 997‑6620 or will@chapman.edu
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Performing Arts: Dance/Music/Theater
Peter L. Atherton, D.M.A. Director of Operatic Studies and Assistant Professor of Music, Conservatory of Music Expertise: Vocal technique, interpretation of operatic and classical vocal repertoire, stage direction, character development, foreign language diction (Italian, German, French), and vocal pedagogy. Contact: (714) 628-2727 or atherton@chapman.edu
John B. Benitz, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Theatre Expertise: Acting, acting for film, Stanislavski technique. Contact: 714-744-7055 or benitz@chapman.edu
Thomas Bradac, M.A. Associate Professor of Theatre and Artistic Director of Shakespeare Orange County Expertise: Producing and performing Shakespeare; Orange County theater. Contact: (714) 744‑7016 or bradac@chapman.edu
Donna Cucunato, M.A. Associate Professor of Kinesiology; Associate Professor, Athletic Training Education Program; Liberal Studies Coordinator Expertise: Dance; dance education and activities; tap dance. Contact: (714) 744‑7808 or cucunato@chapman.edu
Grace Fong, D.M.A. Director of Keyboard Studies, Conservatory of Music Expertise: Piano performance. Contact: (714) 997-6895 or pianistgracefong@gmail.com
Don Guy, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Theatre and Head of Entertainment Technology Expertise: Lighting and scenic design, entertainment technology, general stagecraft, dance and theater production, and themed entertainment. Contact: (714) 744-7059 or guy@chapman.edu
Baron Kelly, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Theatre Two-time Fulbright Scholar, Visiting Scholar at Harvard University's W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African American Research Expertise: 19th century Scandinavian dramatic literature, development of African American theater, and international lecturer on acting and voice technique. Contact: (714) 997-6625 or bkelly@chapman.edu
Robin Kish, M.F.A. Instructor of Dance Expertise: Dance kinesiology and physiology; injury prevention and education. Contact: (714) 744-7067 or kish@chapman.edu
Roger Lebow Instructor of cello Expertise: Music, cello, chamber music Contact: (626) 355-7620 or cellomojo@mindspring.com
Dale A. Merrill, M.F.A. Associate Dean, College of Performing Arts; Department of Dance Chair; Assistant Professor of Dance (Former artistic director of Spectrum Dance Theater in Seattle) Expertise: American jazz dance, classical ballet, arts management, dance production, arts fundraising, dance education, contemporary dance styles and choreography, and community arts program development. Contact: (714) 997-6849 or merrill@chapman.edu
Michael Nehring, M.S. Professor of Theatre (Member of SAG and AEA; founding member of Shakespeare Orange County and Son of Semele Theatre Ensemble in Los Angeles.) Expertise: Acting, directing, theater history, and acting Shakespeare. Contact: (714) 997‑6677 or nehring@chapman.edu
Daniel Alfred Wachs, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music; Director of Instrumental Studies and Music Director, Chapman University Orchestras Expertise: Classical piano, symphony orchestras and conducting. Contact: (714) 997-6914 or wachs@chapman.edu
Tamiko Washington, M.F.A. Associate Professor of Theatre Expertise: Voice and movement for actors. Contact: (714) 628‑7219 or washingt@chapman.edu
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Personal Financial Management
Frank Doti, J.D., C.P.A. Professor of Law Expertise: Income taxes and estate gift taxes. Contact: (714) 628-2511 or fdoti@chapman.edu
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Philanthropy
Sheryl A. Bourgeois, M.A. Vice President for University Advancement Expertise: Philanthropy, capital campaigns, board development, volunteer recruitment, donor relations and stewardship. Contact: (714) 997-6523 or sbourgeo@chapman.edu
Kay Vickery, M.A. Director of Foundation Relations Expertise: Foundations, proposal writing, annual giving, major gift fund raising and donor relations. Interests: Real estate investing, reading and animal welfare. Contact: (714) 997‑6527 or vickery@chapman.edu
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Physical Therapy
Marybeth Grant-Beuttler, P.T., Ph.D., P.C.S. Assistant Professor in Physical Therapy Expertise: Pediatrics (specifically neonatal intervention, early intervention, toe walking, constraint-induced movement therapy and obesity); motor control/motor learning; movement analysis. Interests: Running, bicycling and ice hockey. Contact: (714) 744-7626 or beuttler@chapman.edu
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Popular Culture
Mark Axelrod, Ph.D. Professor of English and Comparative Literature Expertise: Screenwriting, creative writing, fiction and comparative literature. Contact: (714) 997-6586 or axelrod@chapman.edu
Stephen Berens, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art Expertise: Contemporary art and photography. Contact: (714) 744-7014 or berens@chapman.edu
John Flowers, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Expertise: Psychology and film. (Regular presenter at the national popular culture convention.) Contact: (714) 997-6837 or flowers@chapman.edu
Allen Levy, M.A. Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Expertise: Pop music as a cultural force and the impact of media on society. Contact: (714) 744‑7017 or levy@chapman.edu
Michael Nehring, M.S. Professor of Theatre (Member of SAG and AEA; founding member of Shakespeare Orange County and Son of Semele Theatre Ensemble in Los Angeles.) Expertise: Musical theatre, acting in film and television, theatre and culture, ritual theatre, acting, and acting Shakespeare. Nehring also attends and presents papers at pop culture conventions. Contact: (714) 997‑6677 or nehring@chapman.edu
Richard Watson, Ph.D. Professor of Communication Studies Expertise: How TV violence affects us; the future of technology and communication; future human species; sociology of cults; the cultural consequences of 9/11; the development of outer space; Marshall McLuhan. Dr. Watson is also a jazz and klezmer-folk-music musician (clarinet and saxes), as well as a Flash animator (visit his Web site at www.psychocountry.com). Contact: (714) 997-6650 or watson@chapman.edu
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Psychology/Psychological Issues
Carolyn Brodbeck, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology Expertise: Post-traumatic stress disorder; adult anxiety disorders; coping and resiliency. Contact: (714) 744‑7641 or brodbeck@chapman.edu
John Flowers, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Expertise: How therapists fail; cinema portrayals of psychotherapists: good, evil, funny and flawed; psychopathology; psychologists and psychology in film; group psychotherapy. Contact: (714) 997-6837 or flowers@chapman.edu
Mason Fries, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology Expertise: Buddhist psychology; individual and family therapy; psychological testing and assessment; integration of Western psychology and Buddhist psychology. Contact: (714) 997‑6840 or mfries@chapman.edu
Joe Kertes, Ph.D. Vice President and Dean of Students Expertise: Relationship counseling and counseling young adults. Contact: (714) 997‑6721 or kertes@chapman.edu
Mary Mallory, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Psychology Program Director (Sacramento Valley–Roseville Campus) Expertise: Personality development from infancy through adulthood; self-esteem; emotion; personality assessment; identity and self-concept. Contact: (916) 789-6903 or mmallory@chapman.edu
David Pincus, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Psychology Expertise: Pain and pain management, guided imagery, psychotherapy, parenting, child psychopathology, obesity and overweight, child obesity and overweight, health psychology, behavioral medicine, chaos theory, complexity theory, interpersonal relationships, family dynamics. Contact: (949) 395-7074 or pincus@chapman.edu
Steven L. Schandler, Ph.D. Senior Professor and Director of the Cognitive Phychophysiology Laboratories, Department of Psychology Expertise: Stress and stress management; alcohol and substance abuse; psychology, medicine and the law; pain assessment and management; and the aging process. Contact: (714) 997‑6698 or schandle@chapman.edu
Ronald L. Scott, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Expertise: Psychological assessment; clinical psychology; cognitive psychotherapy; clinical issues in human diversity; and gay, lesbian and bisexual psychology. Contact: (714) 997‑6932 or scott@chapman.edu
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Religion/The Church
Rev. Ronald L. Farmer, Ph.D. Dean of the Wallace All Faiths Chapel and Associate Professor of Religious Studies Expertise: New Testament; Koine Greek; hermeneutics; process philosophy/theology; ethics; contemporary religious thought (theology and ethics); religious pluralism/interreligious dialogue; Jewish and early Christian apocalyptic literature; the ethical treatment of farm animals, especially the practice known as "factory farming" (a.k.a. concentrated animal feeding operations) and sustainable/organic agriculture. Contact: (714) 628-7260 or rfarmer@chapman.edu
Marilyn Harran, Ph.D. Stern Chair in Holocaust Education; Professor of Religious Studies; Director, The Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education Expertise: Protestant Reformation; Martin Luther; Nazi Germany and the Holocaust; roots of anti-Semitism. Contact: (714) 532-6002 or harran@chapman.edu
Marvin Meyer, Ph.D. Griset Professor of Bible and Christian Studies, Departmental Co-Chair, Director of the Albert Schweitzer Institute Expertise: Jesus; the Gospels; New Testament and early Christian literature; the Gospel of Thomas; the Gospel of Judas; sayings of Jesus; magic and mystery religions in the ancient Mediterranean world; Albert Schweitzer. Contact: (714) 997‑6602 or meyer@chapman.edu
Religion/Economic Science
Laurence R. Iannaccone Professor of Economics Expertise: Economics of religion, sociology of religion, religious extremism & fundamentalism, religious trends, non-market economics. Contact: (703) 606-6087 or larry@econzone.com
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Sociology/Social Issues
Earl Babbie, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Expertise: World hunger, social science research, survey research and channeling. Contact: (714) 997‑6565 or babbie@chapman.edu
Donna Cucunato, M.A. Associate Professor of Kinesiology; Associate Professor, Athletic Training Education Program; Liberal Studies Coordinator Expertise: Habitat for Humanity; faculty advisor for student chapter of the Habitat for Humanity organization. Contact: (714) 744-7808 or cucunato@chapman.edu
Roberta Lessor, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Dean of Wilkinson College of Letters and Sciences Expertise: Value of the liberal arts today; student learning communities, women's health and health care delivery. Contact: (714) 997‑6947 or lessor@chapman.edu
Gordon A. Babst, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Science Expertise: Globalization; political philosophy/theory, specializing in church/state relations and contemporary liberalism; legal, religious and same-sex marriage issues. Contact: (714) 744-7696 or gbabst@chapman.edu
Bernard McGrane, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology Expertise: Media, advertising, sociology of education and school, Buddhist sociology, and social construction of reality. Contact: (714) 997‑6564 or mcgrane@chapman.edu
Ronald L. Scott, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Expertise: Gay, lesbian and bisexual issues. Contact: (714) 997‑6932 or scott@chapman.edu
Robert Slayton, Ph.D. Henry Salvatori Professor of American Values and Traditions Expertise: Presidential races, homelessness, urban studies, immigration and race relations. Contact: (714) 997‑6969 or slayton@chapman.edu
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Theatre
John B. Benitz, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Theatre Expertise: Acting, acting for film, Stanislavski technique. Contact: 714-744-7055 or benitz@chapman.edu
Thomas Bradac, M.A. Associate Professor of Theatre and Artistic Director of Shakespeare Orange County Expertise: Producing and performing Shakespeare; Orange County theater. Contact: (714) 744‑7016 or bradac@chapman.edu
Don Guy, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Theatre and Head of Entertainment Technology Expertise: Lighting and scenic design, entertainment technology, general stagecraft, dance and theater production, and themed entertainment. Contact: (714) 744-7059 or guy@chapman.edu
Baron Kelly, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Theatre Two-time Fulbright Scholar, Visiting Scholar at Harvard University's W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African American Research Expertise: 19th century Scandinavian dramatic literature, development of African American theater, and international lecturer on acting and voice technique. Contact: (714) 997-6625 or bkelly@chapman.edu
Michael Nehring, M.S. Professor of Theatre (Member of SAG and AEA; founding member of Shakespeare Orange County and Son of Semele Theatre Ensemble in Los Angeles.) Expertise: Acting, directing, theater history, and acting Shakespeare. Contact: (714) 997‑6677 or nehring@chapman.edu
Tamiko Washington, M.F.A. Associate Professor of Theatre Expertise: Voice and movement for actors. Contact: (714) 628‑7219 or washingt@chapman.edu
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Women's Issues
Carolyn Brodbeck, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology Expertise: Worry in women. Contact: (714) 744‑7641 or brodbeck@chapman.edu
Pamela Ezell, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of English Expertise: Depiction of women in media. Contact: (714) 532‑6089 or ezell@chapman.edu
Roberta Lessor, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Dean of Wilkinson College of Letters and Sciences Expertise: Value of the liberal arts today; student learning communities, women's health and health care delivery. Contact: (714) 997‑6947 or lessor@chapman.edu
Mary Mallory, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology and Psychology Program Director (Sacramento Valley–Roseville Campus) Expertise: Personality development from infancy through adulthood; self-esteem; emotion; personality assessment; identity and self-concept. Contact: (916) 561-1965 or mmallory@chapman.edu
Jeanne Walker, Ph.D. Director, Student Psychological Counseling Services Expertise: Women's mental health; date and acquaintance rape; sexual harassment. Contact: (714) 744‑7078 or walker@chapman.edu
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