Campbell University Accolades

Chronicle of Scholarly Activity 2017

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FROM THE PROVOST

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ampbell University asked a lot of its faculty in the 2016-17 academic year. It launched a new school of engineering, began courses for juniors entering its new Bachelor of Nursing degree program and sent its first class of osteopathic physicians into the world. It called on faculty in the more established programs to educate the strongest incoming class academically in the University’s 130-year history. And it challenged faculty to continue their diligent work in the library, in the laboratory, in the field, in clinical settings and in their communities to constantly develop and refine themselves as scholars and professionals.

I’m happy to report that Campbell’s faculty stepped up to the challenge and more.

Because of the dedicated men and women who are educating the next generation of leaders, Campbell University now enrolls more native-born North Carolinians than any other private college or university in the world.

True to the University’s mission, Campbell faculty are purposeful, existing to prepare our students to make a difference in the lives of others. They are mission-driven, challenging students to explore who they are and discover their talents, interests and calling in an environment formed and inspired by our Christian heritage. Our faculty are serviceoriented, cultivating leadership and enriching learning experiences by emphasizing service to others. And they are community minded, building a better world together one course, one program, one project and one student at a time.

I am once again pleased to present to you the 2017 Accolades publication, a celebration of scholarly activity and research of not only our professors and administration, but our students as well. This publication serves as a convenient means to collect, consolidate and communicate broadly the accomplishments of the men and women representing Campbell on the front lines. Successes as editors, grant writers, researchers and presenters are included. Also highlighted are faculty who have been selected by their dean or faculty peers and recognized for outstanding accomplishments in research or teaching.

It is my hope that you will find a deep appreciation of the myriad of disciplines from the academy represented at Campbell and the meaningful work being done by our faculty as evidenced by this fine publication.

Best,

Dr. Mark L. Hammond Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs Professor of Biology

____________________________________ PRESIDENT

J. Bradley Creed VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & PROVOST

Mark Hammond

VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT & SENIOR ADVISOR TO THE PRESIDENT

Britt Davis

ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT FOR COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING

Haven Hottel ’00 ____________________________________ DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS & ACCOLADES EDITOR

Billy Liggett

DIRECTOR OF VISUAL IDENTITY

Jonathan Bronsink ’05

DIRECTOR OF WEB DESIGN

Nikki Zawol

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING

Sarah Hardin

CONTRIBUTORS

Lydia Huth, Bill Parish, Bennett Scarborough, Leah Whitt ’11 ’14 ____________________________________ Founded in 1887, Campbell University is a private, coeducational institution where faith, learning and service excel. Campbell offers programs in the liberal arts, sciences and professions with undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees. The University is comprised of the College of Arts & Sciences, the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business, the School of Education, the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, the Divinity School, the Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing, the School of Engineering and the Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine.

Campbell University was ranked among the Best Regional Universities in the South by U.S. News & World Report in its America’s Best Colleges 2017 edition and named one of the “100 Best College Buys” in the nation

by Institutional Research & Evaluation, Inc. EEO/AA/Minorities/Females/Disabled/Protected Veterans www.campbell.edu/employment

INSIDE | ACCOLADES 4 Editorial Work

Articles appearing in academic journals and magazines edited or reviewed by Campbell University faculty and staff.

12 Grants

A list of grants applied and funded for Campbell University academic programs, written and submitted by Campbell faculty and staff.

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14 Presentations

Oral presentations, poster presentations, workshops and more presented by Campbell faculty and staff at various academic conferences and symposiums throughout the world.

32 Publications

Research articles, books, magazine articles, journal articles, manuscripts and more written or co-written by Campbell faculty and staff.

44 Student work

Oral presentations, poster presentations, video presentations, fine arts performances and work presented at the 7th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium on March 30, 2017, and the Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium held April 12, 2017.

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Dr. Michael Cogdill Dr. Ran Whitley

Dean’s Awards

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Dr. Andrea Mann, Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine Dr. Gina Peterman, College of Arts & Sciences Dr. Lee Rynearson, School of Engineering Elizabeth Dobbins, Wiggins Memorial Library Dr. Alicia Myers, Divinity School Tonya Willingham, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Dr. Josiah Baker, Adult & Online Education Dr. Mark Steckbeck, Lundy-Fetterman School of Business Kevin Lee, Norman A. Wiggins School of Law Dr. Connie Chester, School of Education

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Editorial Work Campbell Accolades - 5

Editorial Work DR. LYNN A. ALBERS Assistant Professor School of Engineering ARTICLE REVIEWER

• Transactions on Education

DR. TIMOTHY J. BLOOM Vice Chair and Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

• American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education

DR. RICHARD BOHANNON Professor of Physical Therapy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences EDITOR

• Journal of Geriatric Physical Therapy ASSOCIATE EDITOR

• Journal of Acute Care Physical Therapy EDITORIAL BOARD

• Journal of Physical Therapy Science • Isokinetics and Exercise Science • Physiotherapy MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

• Physiotherapy Theory and Practice • Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation • Muscle and Nerve • Spinal Cord • Blood Pressure Monitoring • Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine ARTICLE REVIEWER

• Neurology

EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING

Dr. Michael G. Gogdill

D.P. Russ Jr. and Walter S. Jones Sr. Alumni Award

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he accolades for Michael G. Cogdill could start and stop with his monumental work as the founding Dean of the Divinity School.

supervisors. He has devoted his efforts to improving the quality of the program and the student experience by working closely with each student in the program.

In 1995, Cogdill transitioned from chair of the Department of Religion and Philosophy to become the Divinity School’s first dean, creating curriculum, recruiting students and faculty, and making connections with churches across North Carolina.

His diligence and commitment have paid off for the Divinity School and its students. Roughly 90 percent of graduates describe the Supervised Ministry experience as very important to their Divinity education, a number that represents an uptick of fifteen percentage points since Cogdill assumed direction.

However, in 2010, after 15 years of administrative service, Cogdill returned to the faculty in the role of professor of Christian Ministry. He relinquished the deanship in order to re-enter the classroom and invest his time with students and student placement in churches, taking on the daunting task of directing Supervised Ministry.

The Supervised Ministry program coordinates students with churches and ministries for a field education experience. When Cogdill assumed responsibility for the program, he quickly realized that he would need to revise the Supervised Ministry Handbook for students and the required training for

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One graduating student wrote, “Dr. Cogdill seemed to model the Divinity School’s mission statement to be ‘ChristCentered, Bible-Based, and MinistryFocused.’ Passionate about Christ, the Scriptures, and ministry, Dr. Cogdill’s ardor was more than admirable — it was contagious.”

Michael Cogdill is well loved by students, admired by colleagues and respected by all.

— by Adam English

DR. BONNIE M. BRENSEKE Biomedical Chair of Pathology and Assistant Professor of Pathology School of Osteopathic Medicine MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

• Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (JAVMA)

DR. JENNIFER BUNN Director of Research (Physical Therapy) and Associate Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences EDITOR

• Section Editor, International Journal of Exercise Science

DR. JENNA P. CARPENTER

EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH

Dr. Ran Whitley

Dean and Professor School of Engineering

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• National Science Foundation, Improving Undergraduate STEM Education/Professional Formation of Engineers: Revolutionizing Engineering and Computer Science Departments Program

D.P. Russ Jr. and Walter S. Jones Sr. Alumni Award n his capacity as professor of Music Education, Ran Whitley has taught at Campbell University for over 20 years. He currently holds the Alma Dark Howard Chair of Music and has served as a faculty member and department chair, in addition to coordinating music programs for the community and the University.

In an age of science and technology, Whitley has demonstrated what it means to be an academic scholar of the fine arts. In the fall of 2016,Whitley was one of two professors selected to represent Campbell at a highly distinguished international conference held at Tunku Abdul Rahman University College, and the only scholar at the entire conference to present research from the fine arts.

One of Whitley’s recent publications has made a rich and important contribution to the field of music theory: Melodious Counterpoints: A Duet Companion to Joannes Rochut’s Melodious Etudes for Trombone (2014, Alan Publications).

Melodious Counterpoints augments Rochut’s seminal work by allowing musicians to learn and grow through

ensemble performance experience. In addition to being listed as an editor’s choice with J. W. Pepper, America’s largest music retailer, the book is in active use by university music programs throughout the country. Melodious Counterpoints is a good, representative example of Whitley’s life work.

As a composer—he has composed multiple hymns and orchestral hymn arrangements and served on the Hymn Selection Committee for the 2008 Baptist Hymnal—Whitley’s music is widely recognized, played and sung. This work, however, goes beyond the art of hymnody.

As a music scholar, his expertise in music theory is rigorously applied, resulting in works that not only succeed as pieces of music but truly add to music scholarship.

Bert Wallace, associate professor of Theatre, adds to Whitley’s accolades: “As a veteran minister, teacher, composer, conference presenter, and published author, his work is of real importance.”

PEER REVIEWER

• National Science Foundation, Engineering Research Centers Program PROGRAM REVIEWER

• The Engagement of Engineering Societies in Undergraduate Engineering Education Workshop, National Academy of Engineering JUDGE

• National Academy of Engineering U.S. National Student Day Business Model Competition, National Academy of Sciences

DR. TONY W. CARTLEDGE Professor of Old Testament Divinity School EDITORIAL BOARD

• Review and Expositor

— by Adam English

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DR. ROBERT M. CISNEROS

DR. SARAH K. GOFORTH

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Assistant Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

ARTICLE REVIEWER

• Incorporation of Critical Thinking in a PharmD Elective Course: Advanced Topics in Drug Interactions, American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education • Five Years of Lesson Modification to Implement Non-Traditional Learning Sessions in a Traditional-Delivery Curriculum: A Retrospective Assessment Using Applied Implementation Variables, Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning • Comparison of Reading Levels of Pharmacy Students and Reading Level of Primary Literature Innovations in Pharmacy • Changing pharmacy students’ knowledge, skills, and attitudes about medication errors and patient safety. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education ARTICLE REVIEWER

• Medication Safety Alert, Institute for Safe Medication Management. Horsham, Penn.

• RSC Advances • Journal of Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry • Journal of Chemical Education

Chair, Director and Associate Professor Department of PA Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

• Journal of Physician Assistant Education: Impact of a Community-Service Based Curriculum on Physician Assistant Students

• Reviewed three chapters and online homework problems for the upcoming 2nd edition of Organic Chemistry: Principles and Mechanisms by Joel Karty through Norton Publishing • Reviewed a prospectus and chapter from a new proposed Organic Chemistry textbook

by Richard Mullins through Pearson Publishing

Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences • Reviewed a portion of The Cell, A Molecular Approach by Geoffrey M. Cooper and Robert E. Hausman for the publisher Sinauer & Associates in preparation for the next edition • Newsletter Editor and Chair of Publications Committee, NC Academy of Science, 20162017

PEER REVIEWER

TEXTBOOK REVIEWER

• Organizing and Communicating: Perspectives and Trends by Michael Papa, Tom Daniels, Elizabeth Carlson, and Barry Spiker. Currently under review by Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, California.

ABSTRACT REVIEWER

• 2017 Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy • Virtual Poster Symposium of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy

DR. LLOYD JOHNSON Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences PEER REVIEWER

• United States History Advanced Placement Reading sponsored by the College Board’s Educational Testing Service

DR. W. GLENN JONAS Associate Dean and Charles Howard Professor of Religion College of Arts & Sciences

DR. J. DEAN FARMER

• Reviewed competitive papers submitted to the Southern States Communication Association Theodore Clevenger Undergraduate Honors Conference

Assistant Professor of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

NEWSLETTER EDITOR

DR. RAHUL V. HAWARE

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

DR. MELISSA A. HOLLAND

DR. KAREN GUZMAN

• Journal of Physician Assistant Education: The State of Evidence-Based Practice in Physician Assistant Education.

Chair and Associate Professor of Communication Studies College of Arts & Sciences

• Real Time Imaging as an Emerging Process Analytical Technology Tool for Monitoring of Fluid Bed Coating Process; Pharmaceutical development and Technology

TEXTBOOK REVIEWER

TEXTBOOK REVIEWER

DR. THOMAS P. COLLETTI

Formulation Development Part 1: Establishment of MPD: The Content, Utility, and Significance ; Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences • A Novel Nanosuspension of Andrographide: Preparation, Characterization, and Passive Liver Target Evaluation in Rats; European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences • Calibration of Moisture Content in a Tablet and Analysis of Dehydration Process using Backscattering and Transmission Raman Spectroscopy; European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences • Ribbon Thickness Influence Fine Generation During Dry Granulation; International Journal of Pharmaceutics • The Process Research and Pharmacokinetic Study of Amoxicillin Crystal European; Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences • Developing a Pharmaceutical Material Property Database (MPD) and In Silico

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EDITORIAL BOARD

• Baptist History and Heritage

DR. VICTORIA S. KAPRIELIAN Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Medical Education School of Osteopathic Medicine MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

• Academic Medicine • Family Medicine PEER REVIEWER

• Conference presentation proposals: Association of American Medical Colleges

BORRÉE KWOK

DR. VICTOR M. PULGAR

DR. JUTTA STREET

Assistant Provost for Administration

Associate Professor of Pharmacology College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Associate Professor of Psychology School of Education

ARTICLE REVIEWER

TEXTBOOK REVIEWER

PEER REVIEWER

• Reviewed conference presentation proposals for the 13th Annual North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities Assessment Conference, June 2017.

DR. D. BYRON MAY Professor and Chair of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

• American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education • Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning

• Article JH-D-00441: Oxidative Stress may contribute to the reduction of estrogen production from placenta in preeclampsia; Journal of Hypertension • Article ID 237013: Effects of light and sound on the prefrontal cortex activation and emotional function: a functional nearinfrared spectroscopy study; Frontiers in Neurosciences-Neural Technology • Article ID 250742: On the value of estimating human arm stiffness during virtual teleoperation with robotic manipulators; Frontiers in NeurosciencesNeural Technology

DR. ELIZABETH L. RAMBO DR. ALICIA D. MYERS

Associate Professor of English College of Arts & Sciences

Assistant Professor of New Testament and Greek Divinity School

EDITORIAL BOARD

• Slayage: The Journal of Whedon Studies

EDITORIAL BOARD

• Perspectives in Religious Studies • Biblical Research EDITOR

• Co-general Editor with Adam English.

National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion. Perspectives in Baptist Identities Series. Mercer University Press.

DR. BRUCE W. NEWTON Professor and Chair of Anatomy School of Osteopathic Medicine

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

• Academic Medicine Journal of the American Osteopathic Association

Associate Professor of Law School of Law PEER REVIEWER

• Jurimetrics: The Journal of Law, Science, and Technology for an article related to 3D printing and the law

PEER REVIEWER

• Tenure/promotion application for a colleague at Barton College, Wilson, North Carolina POSTER REVIEWER

• Annual NC Psychological Association’s Spring Conference, Friday Center, UNC Chapel Hill, April, 2017

DR. DONNA L. WOOLARD Chair, Professor of Exercise Science College of Arts & Sciences EDITOR

• National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education (Webmaster)

Associate Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

DR. TAEK H. YOU

EDITORIAL BOARD

Associate Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

• The Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities for the State of North Carolina (v. XI) BOOK REVIEWER

• Oxford University Press Marketing Review of Russia’s Empires (2016) by Valerie A. Kivelson and Ronald Grigor Suny

TEXTBOOK REVIEWER

• Pierce Genetics Essentials 4th edition, Prerevision review, McMillan Publishing PEER REVIEW

Peer Reviewer of following scientific articles on Explorations. Effect of caffeine on In vitro skeletal muscle growth, development, and metabolic function

MYRAH STOCKDALE Assessment Coordinator College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER REVIEWER

LUCAS OSBORN

• Invited review of new software support for Friedman, H.S. (2017). Personality: Classic Theories and Modern Research, 6/e, Pearson Publisher

DR. JACLYN STANKE

EDITORIAL BOARD

• Section Editor for Empathy in the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association

• Invited review of introductory psychology text: Pomerantz, A. M. (2017). My Psychology, Burrston House

• American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education • American Association of Pharmacy Education Annual Conference’s Administration SIG • Social Sciences Division of the Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) Posters on the Hill

DR. HONG ZHU Associate Professor of Physiology and Pathophysiology School of Osteopathic Medicine EDITORIAL BOARD

• Toxicology Letters MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

• Toxicology Letters • Reactive Oxygen Species

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Grants Campbell Accolades - 11

Grants DR. LYNN A. ALBERS Assistant Professor School of Engineering FUNDED GRANT

SCHOOL OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE

Dr. Andrea Mann

Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

D

r. Andrea Mann joined Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine in 2014 as chair of Pediatrics and associate professor of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine.

Mann is a graduate of Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine. She completed an Internship and Residency at MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. Prior to joining Campbell, she served as an attending pediatrician and internist with MetroHealth Brooklyn Medical Group and Senders Pediatrics in South Euclid, Ohio; and senior clinical instructor and research assistant at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

In 2016, Mann was promoted to assistant dean for Clinical Education. She consistently goes above and beyond to ensure an excellent learning environment for our students, gives of herself personally and cares deeply for our students. She is a team player and has greatly advanced our Clinical Skills course, as well as our Department of Pediatrics.

I recommend Dr. Mann highly and without reservations for the 2017 Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence with Campbell University.

DR. JOHN KAUFFMAN

Dean, School of Osteopathic Medicine

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• As lead mentor for FIRST Robotics Competition Team 6003, applied for and received grants from TE Connectivity, Argosy Foundation, NASA, and AFCEA

DR. TERRIE BETHEA-HAMPTON Assistant Professor of Education School of Education FUNDED GRANT

• Awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, Senior DayGEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs). A national college access initiative funded as a state grantee, GEAR UP NC implements a program model serving students, families, and educators from 2012-19

DR. ELIZABETH BLUE Associate Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences GRANT REVIEWER

• American Association of University Women (AAUW) 2017 Career Development Grant Natural Sciences and Engineering Panel, Jan-Mar 2017

DR. CHRIS BREIVOGEL Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences FUNDED GRANT

• Brievogel, C., West, T., Whitlow,C. Wake Forest University School of Medicine institutional pilot grant to investigate the effects of synthetic cannabinoids in rats using MRI

DR. JENNA P. CARPENTER Dean and Professor School of Engineering FUNDED GRANT

• Ensley, D. (Principal Investigator), Carpenter, J. (Co-Principal Investigator), Kaplan, D. (Co-Principal Investigator), Michael Brilleslyper, M. (Co-Principal Investigator), Kozak , K. (Co-Principal Investigator); NSF IUSE Grant, “Professional development emphasizing data-centered resources and pedagogies for instructors of undergraduate introductory statistics (StatPREP),” October 2016 September 2021; $1,772,028

DR. ROBERT M. CISNEROS Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences FUNDED GRANT

• Cisneros R, Carter C, Barnes C, Jiroutek M. An evaluation of changes in empathy scores of first year student pharmacists. CPHS Internal Research Grant ($5,000) 2016-2017

LAKEISHA DARDEN Curriculum Materials/Media Librarian Wiggins Memorial Library FUNDED GRANT

• Awarded a North Carolina Humanities Council Grassroots Grant is support of the Biennial Sandhills Children’s Literature Symposium

DR. JAMES B. GROCE III Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences FUNDED GRANT

• Primary Investigator. Validation study protocol additional study on fresh samples STA® - Apixaban Calibrator and STA® - Apixaban Control for FDA submission. Laboratory validation study. Awarded $9,545 May 1, 2017 • Primary Investigator. [1046180-1] Validation Study Protocol- Validation of a new assay measuring apixaban for US Registration with FDA. Clinical validation study. ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:NCT03073265. Awarded $37,120. May 1, 2017

DR. RAHUL V. HAWARE

DR. CATHERINE LEWIS WENTE

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

FUNDED GRANT

• Wente C., Nye, A.M.; Brown, K.P., Foushee, L.L. Campbell CPHS Standardized Patient Program Implementation and Impact. Funded Fall 2016

• Deciphering Thermal Behaviour of Common Lubricating Agent Magnesium Stearate approved for the Free-Use Fund at the Research Triangle Nanotechnology Network (RTNN) for $1,000 to support analytical cost to use Small Angle X-ray Scattering instrument located at Duke University

FUNDED GRANT

DR. JORDAN WOMICK Assistant Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences

DR. ANN M. NYE Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences FUNDED GRANT

• Lewis C, Nye AM, Brown KP, Foushee L. Impact of Simulation Laboratory on Student Performance. CPHS Internal Research Grant ($5,000) 2016-2017

DR. DOROTHEA K. THOMPSON Associate Professor, Microbiology and Immunology College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences FUNDED GRANT

• Ahiawodzi, P. (PI), Thompson, D. (CoPI), and Kelly, K. (Co-PI). Risk Factors for Septicemia-Associated Morbidity and Mortality in Harnett County. CPHS Internal Research Grant Program ($4,552)

DR. JUTTA STREET Associate Professor of Psychology School of Education PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT

• Obtained SBIRT Trainer certification in workshop sponsored by grant from Southern Regional AHEC (December 15, 2016)

FUNDED GRANT

• Energy Transfer in a SurfactantNanotube Assembly, $1000, Awarded July 2016, Free-Use Fund Program at the Research Triangle Nanotechnology Network, PI

DR. TAEK H. YOU Associate Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences FUNDED GRANT

• College of Art & Sciences Faculty Summer Research Grant

DR. HONG ZHU Associate Professor of Physiology and Pathophysiology School of Osteopathic Medicine FUNDED GRANT

• Novel Carbon Nanodots against Vascular Inflammation, Sub-award PI of a R15 grant funded by National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute in collaboration with UNCG

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

Dr. Gina Peterman

Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

G

ina Peterman holds the Mabel Powell Endowed Chair of English, and since 2010 has served as chair of the English Department. She holds both the B.A. and M.A. from the Tennessee Technological University with majors in French and English, respectively. She earned her Ph.D. from the University of South Carolina.

Peterman joined the faculty of the College of Arts & Sciences as an assistant professor in 1992, was awarded the rank of associate professor in 1999 and the following year received tenure. She is a specialist in the area of 20th century American literature.

This year, Peterman completed her 25th year of service on the faculty at Campbell.

Glenn Jonas, associate dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, said, “I cannot imagine Campbell University without Gina Peterman as a professor in the English Department.

Her devotion to her students and seeing them succeed, along with her meticulous preparation for class, place her in the long tradition of exemplary teaching in the English Department. She serves as a positive role model to her departmental faculty as well as to younger faculty across the College of Arts and Sciences.”

A well-respected teacher within the university community, Gina represents the finest example of an Arts and Sciences faculty member.

DR. MICHAEL WELLS

Dean, College of Arts & Sciences

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Presentations Campbell Accolades - 15

Presentations DR. LYNN A. ALBERS Assistant Professor School of Engineering WORKSHOP

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

Dr. Lee Rynearson

Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

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ee Rynearson is the inaugural recipient of the Campbell Engineering Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award.

Rynearson has developed a tremendously successful first-year engineering design sequence, adapting materials from Louisiana Tech and infusing it with aspects of the Purdue Honors First-Year Engineering Program and other innovations that are uniquely Campbell’s. His outstanding performance in the classroom and endless dedication to the success of each student serves as the foundation for his selection for this award.

Rynearson, an assistant professor, was an inaugural faculty member in the School of Engineering, having joined Campbell in January 2016. In addition to teaching the first-year engineering design sequence, Rynearson has developed an equally successful first-year engineering seminar course and facilitated many other aspects of the roll-out of Campbell’s Engineering Program, such as setting student computing hardware and software standards and providing input on laboratory designs.

Lee Rynearson earned his Ph.D. in Engineering Education from Purdue University, where he was a Future Faculty Fellow, and his BS and ME in Mechanical Engineering from The Rochester Institute of Technology. The School of Engineering takes great pride in recognizing Lee Rynearson for his excellence as a teacher.

DR. JENNA CARPENTER

Dean, School of Engineering

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• Held a workshop on lessons learned by rookie FRC Teams in NC during the 2016 season at the NC FIRST Robotics Competition Workshop held at the North Carolina School of Science and Math, December 17, 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

• Bridging the Gap STEM education conference, October 26, Raleigh, NC, gave a 50-minute oral presentation on lessons learned by rookie FRC teams in NC during the 2016 season and shared original hands-on engineering activities with participants during the Hands-On Expo in the afternoon.

ASEE PROGRAM CHAIR

• Energy Conversion and Conservation Division Program Chair for the 2017 American Society for Engineering Education 124th Annual Conference and Exposition.

Technology Institute for Educators, North Carolina Central University, Durham North Carolina POSTER PRESENTATION

• Bethea-Hampton, T. (2017). Integrating virtual reality goggles into daily lessons. Poster Accepted for the annual Association Supporting Computer Users in Education Conference, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Bethea-Hampton, T., Holder, A. (2017).

Creating digital notebooks with Google Slides. 9th Annual Technology Institute for Educators Conference, North Carolina Central University, Durham North Carolina • Bethea-Hampton, T., (2017). Digital Notebooks with Google Slides for the K-12 classroom. Annual Association Supporting Computer Users in Education technology conference, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina • Bethea-Hampton, T. (2016). Campbell University Technology Conference.

Google for Educators, Buies Creek North Carolina • Bethea-Hampton, T. (2016). Google Classrooms for the K-5 Classroom.

Cumberland County Schools (Stedman Elementary, Teresa C. Berrin Elementary, and Beaver Dam Elementary), Fayetteville, North Carolina

DR. TARA L. BELL Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Groteweil, S., Bell, T. The role of rivaroxaban use in pediatric patients requiring anticoagulation therapy. The ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, December 2016 • Levine J.E., Bell T.L., Drew R.H.., Mills E.P., Holland M.A. Risk of Type 2 Diabetes mellitus in patients with a prior history of corticosteroid-Induced hyperglycemia. APhA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California. March 2017

DR. TERRIE BETHEA-HAMPTON Assistant Professor of Education School of Education SPEAKER

• 2017 Black History Program, Becoming What You Know You Can Be, Harnett Central High, Lillington North Carolina ORAL PRESENTATION

• Hampton, T. (2016) Using Google Tools in Higher Education. 9th Annual

DR. SHARON ECK BIRMINGHAM Associate Professor of Nursing College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Preparing for value-based care in health care. Keynote address. November 3, 2016 Annual Health Care Management Symposium. Campbell University.

DR. TIMOTHY J. BLOOM Vice Chair and Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Publication rates as a measure of faculty productivity in teaching-focused schools of pharmacy. Wiggins Library Faculty Lightning Talks POSTER PRESENTATION

• Kaur, N., Bloom, T. Comparison of StrengthsQuest signature themes in student leaders and non-leaders. 2017 Campbell University IPE Research Symposium

• Bloom, T.J., Smith, J., Rich, W. Impact of pre-pharmacy work experience on professional identity development in a Doctor of Pharmacy program at 2016 AACP annual meeting in Anaheim, California • Bloom, T.J., Comparison of StrengthsFinder signature themes in PharmD and DO students. Poster presented at the 2016 AACP annual meeting in Anaheim, California • Ray, K., Rich, W., Bloom, T. J. Examining the effect of educational background on perceptions of teaching preparedness at the 2016 ASHP Midyear meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada

DR. ELIZABETH BLUE Associate Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

Campbell University Inter-Professional Education Research Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, April, 2017 • Jones, W. D., Breivogel, C., Al-Achi, A., Tolerance from cannabinoids in Beta-arrestin2 knock-out mice – male versus female, The 7th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina. March, 2017 • Hicks, E., Breivogel, C. Differences in the effects of Morphine and Tetrahydrocannabinol on male and female Beta-arrestin2-/- mice, The 7th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina. March, 2017 • Breivogel, C.S. Brenseke, B., Jonas, A., Mistry, A., Stalder, C. Comparison of representative synthetic cannabinoids to THC, International Cannabinoid Research Society Annual Symposium on the Cannabinoids, Bukowina Tatrzanska, Poland. June, 2016

• Blue, E.D. Green Chemistry in Education: Progress on greening the organic laboratory curriculum 5 years post-workshop. Abstracts of Papers, 2016 Biennial Conference on Chemical Education, University of Northern Colorado, Greelee, Colorado, July 31-August 4, 2016)

• Unnisa, M. and Breivogel, C. Flavonoid components of passion flower extract antagonize various neuroreceptors, International Students of Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) CASA Technology Conference, Raleigh, North Carolina. March, 2017

• Blue, E.D. Meeting Students Where They Are: Student-led research projects. Abstracts of Papers, Conference on Excellent Practices in Mentoring Undergraduate Research, Elon, North Carolina, July 24-25, 2016

• Nichols, K, Breivogel, C. Investigating synthetic cannabinoid agonist JWH073-induced cardiotoxicity compared to THC and vehicle using male mice and H9C2 cardiac myocytes, Campbell University MSPS research project presentation, Buies Creek, North Carolina. May, 2017

DR. RICHARD BOHANNON Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Bohannon, R.W., Acute Care and Beyond: Stories and lessons learned.

Acute Care Lecture. Combined Sections Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, February 16, 2017

DR. CHRIS BREIVOGEL Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Unnisa, M., Breivogel, C., Flavonoid components of passion flower extract antagonize various neuroreceptors, The 7th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academics Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, March, 2017; and

ORAL PRESENTATION

• Robbins, S., Breivogel, C. The effects of vitexin, a flavonoid found in passion flower, on the expression of nicotine locomotor sensitization in rats, Campbell University MSPS research project presentation, Buies Creek, North Carolina. May, 2017 • Breivogel, C., Possible mechanism of action of passion flower constituents in the antagonism of nicotine locomotor sensitization…in rats, Campbell University faculty Work-in Progress (WiP) seminar, Buies Creek, North Carolina.

WIGGINS MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Elizabeth Dobbins

Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

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lizabeth Dobbins, reference and online instruction kibrarian, has been a member of the staff since 2011. She has consistently demonstrated excellence in every aspect of her work.

Since joining the staff as a circulation manager, she has demonstrated a strong work ethic and competent leadership through the effective management of the circulation operation, displaying promising signs of a library professional. It was truly a wonderful gain for Campbell University Libraries as well as for the librarian profession when Dobbins decided to pursue a graduate degree in this field in 2014. Her early promise as a successful library professional was further affirmed when she was selected by the American Library Association for the Tony B. Leisner Scholarship upon her enrollment at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

As the reference and online instruction librarian, Dobbins goes above and beyond her call of duty to serve others. She has volunteered generously both her time and talent for the FIRST Robotics Team. As the Online Instruction Librarian, Elizabeth serves both as an effective teacher for as well as a champion of the students in Adult and Online Education.

Dobbins is also a gifted artist who generously shares her creative talent in the design of library communication materials. She holds a Master of Science degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

BORRÉE KWOK

Assistant Provost for Administration

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DR. BONNIE M. BRENSEKE

Advisor). Effects of jump rope training on sprint time and plantar flexor strength.

Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina. 2017.

Biomedical Chair of Pathology School of Osteopathic Medicine WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Brenseke, B., Clark, Z., Reisner, H., Siddiqui, A., Teaching histology in the 21st Century: The use of cadaveric case studies. American Association of Clinical Anatomists (AACA) Regional Conference, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, October 15, 2016 ORAL PRESENTATION

• Koh, D.*, Lipinski, V., Smid, K.*, Staudinger, K.*, Brenseke, B. Complications of synthetic surgical mesh. 7th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, March 30, 2017.

Third Place Winner, Graduate Oral Presentation.

• Whithorn, E.B.*, Brenseke, B., Breivogel, C. Synthetic Cannabinoids: The effects of acute and chronic Eexposure in a mouse model. 8th Annual Womack Army Medical Center Research Symposium, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, May 03, 2017. Second Place Winner, Podium Presentation.

POSTER PRESENTATION

• Breivogel, C.*, Brenseke, B., Mistry, A., Jonas, A. , Patel, R. , Whithorn, B.E., Stalder, C. Comparison of toxic effects of representative synthetic cannabinoids to THC. International Cannabinoid Research Society Symposium, Bukovina, Poland, June 27-30, 2016.

• Takher, A.*, Mathew, K.*, Varughese, J.*, Brenseke, B., and Thomas, M. An Unusual Cause of Thyroid Gland Enlargement: A case report of osseous metaplasia with bone marrow formation presented at the North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians (NCAFP) Winter Family Physicians Weekend, Asheville, N.C., December 02, 2016.

• Tavella, S.*, Wadsworth, K.*, Brenseke, B., Reisner, H., Terreberry, R. Modifiable Risk Factors of Memory and Cognitive Impairment: The relationship between stroke and dementia. Presented at the 8th Annual Womack Army Medical Center Research Symposium, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, May 03, 2017. First Place Winner, Poster Presentation.

DR. JENNIFER BUNN Associate Professor and Director of Research in Physical Therapy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Miskech T., Cashwell L., Pearson H., Casey S., Tyllia C., Bunn J. (Faculty

• Barnes K., Vaughn S., Gagliano C., Milstead K., Bunn J. (Faculty Advisor).

The impact of physical therapy school on the body. Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina. 2017.

• Schuitema S., Bunn J. (Faculty Advisor).

Experience equals success in Division I volleyball. Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Regional Conference, Greenville, SC. 2017. Campbell University Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina.

2017.

• Cashwell L,. Bohannon R., Green M., Bunn J. (Faculty Advisor). Assessing the performance of abdominal muscles during prone bridge exercise in older and younger adults. State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium, Durham, North Carolina. 2016. Campbell University Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium, Buies Creek, NC. 2017. *Honorable Mention, Graduate Student.

• Jones C., Eschbach, L.C., Bunn J. (Faculty Advisor). The effects of a 6-week training program on heart rate acceleration as a parameter for measuring fitness. State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium, Durham, North Carolina. 2016. Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Regional Conference, Greenville, South Carolina.

2017. Campbell University Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina. 2017.

• Sears T., Avalos E., Lawson S., McAlister I., Bunn J. (Faculty Advisor). Wrist-worn physical activity trackers progressively underestimate steps with increasing walking speeds. State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium, Durham, North Carolina.

2016. Campbell University Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina. 2017. *1st Place Award Winner, Undergraduate.

ORAL PRESENTATION

• Bunn J., Eschbach L.C. Relationship between heart rate recovery and cardiovascular risk factors. Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Regional Conference. Greenville, South Carolina, February 2017.

• Sears T., Avalos E., Lawson S., McAlister I., Eschbach L.C., Bunn J. Wrist-work physical activity trackers progressively underestimate steps with increasing walking speeds. Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Regional

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Conference. Greenville, South Carolina, February 2017.

DR. JENNA P. CARPENTER Dean and Professor School of Engineering ORAL PRESENTATION

• Carpenter, J.P., Leadership Challenges and Solutions, Hillsborough Chamber/ Tri-County Women in Business Luncheon, Hillsborough, North Carolina, September 2016 • Carpenter, J.P., Greene, A., Hodge, R., and Piccione, T., Triangle Women in STEM, Panel Presentation, UNC Clean Tech Summit, March 2017 • Carpenter, J.P., Rajala, S., Reed, T. Watford, B., Diversity Breakout Session, 2017 Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Heads Association Annual Conference, Miramar Beach, Florida, March 2017 • Carpenter, J.P., “A Formative Assessment Approach to Teaching Integration Techniques,” Mathematical Association of America Mathfest, Columbus, Ohio, August 2016 • Layne, P., Carpenter, J.P., “Increasing Equity in Faculty Searches,” Society of Women Engineers WE16 Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA, October 2016 • Carpenter, J.P., “Engaging and Retaining Underrepresented Engineering Majors With Math-Heavy Applications,” Joint Mathematics Meetings, Atlanta, Georgia, January 2017 • Carpenter, J.P., “NAE Grand Challenge Scholars Program,” Associate Dean’s Meeting, American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference, June 2016 WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Carpenter, J.P., State of the GCSP: Program Updates and Best Practices, 2016 National Academy of Engineering Grand Challenge Scholars Program Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., October 2016 • Brown, C.D., Carpenter, J.P., De Shazo, S., Women Who Lead by Example, Panel Presentation, Raleigh Chamber Professional Women’s Luncheon, January 2017 • Aubrey, C., Boyle, L., Carpenter, J.P., Lange, S., Siddiqi, U.,The United State of Women: Changing Tomorrow … Today, Keynote Panel, 2017 WiSE Conference, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, February 2017 • Carpenter, J.P. Success on Your Own Terms: Breaking the rules of bias and

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stereotypes aimed at Women in STEM, Keynote, Women of Lenovo, Lenovo US, International Women’s Day Celebration, March 2017 • Carpenter, J.P., Top Secret: Women’s contributions to the history of computing, Keynote Speaker, Francis Marion Undergraduate Mathematics Conference, Francis Marion University, Florence, South Carolina, March 2017

DIVINITY SCHOOL

Dr. Alicia Myers

Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research

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licia Myers, assistant professor of New Testament and Greek, joined the faculty of the Divinity School in 2014, and in just three years has made an extensive impact on the school, the academy and the church.

Her dedication to and excellence in research, her passion for the study of the New Testament and of the role of women in the Bible, her collegiality and commitment to the mission of the Divinity School —all of these have not only earned her the respect of the faculty and staff, but also made her popular with students, inspiring in them a love of knowledge and appreciation for research and study of the New Testament.

• Ellis, J., Froyd, J., Carpenter, J.P., “Does Size Matter? How Institution Size Affects the Origin and Propagation of Innovations in Engineering Education,” Special Session, ERM Division, American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference, June 2016 • Zastavker, Y., Carpenter, J.P., White, C., Toole, T.M., “Starting a New Grand Challenge Scholars Program: Why’s, What’s, How’s,” Workshop, American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference, June 2016 • Carpenter, J.P., Dorff, M. “A Speed Interviewing Marathon for Students,” Mathematical Association of America Mathfest, Columbus, Ohio, August 2016 • Carpenter, J.P., “Speed Interviewing Marathon for Students Workshop,” 2017 MAA Southeastern Section Meeting, Mercer University, Macon, Georgia, March 2017 • State of the GCSP, 2016 National Academy of Engineering Grand Challenges Scholars Program Annual Meeting, National Academy of Science and the White House, Washington, D.C., October 2016

The full list of Myers’ publications is both extensive and impressive. She has published three books: Blessed Among Women: Mothers and Motherhood in the New Testament with Oxford Press; Abiding Words: Perspectives on the Use of Scripture in the Gospel of John (coedited with Bruce G. Schuchard) with SBL Press; and Characterizing Jesus: A Rhetorical Analysis on the Fourth Gospel’s Use of Scripture in Its Presentation of Jesus with T&T Clark.

• Carpenter, J.P., Crannell, A., Johnson, N., Price, C., “Prioritizing Your Career and Professional Goals,” Panel Session, Mathematical Association of America Mathfest, Columbus, OH, August 2016

Dr. Myers has also published more than two dozen articles, book chapters, and book reviews. Several of her articles have appeared in some of the most prestigious peerreviewed journals in Biblical studies.

• “Panel on Improving Diversity in Center-Based Engineering Research,” Committee on the Future of CenterBased Multidisciplinary Engineering Research (CBER), The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine, The Keck Center of the National Academies, Washington, D.C., June 2016

Dr. Myers is an outstanding example of the quality and excellence of the faculty of Campbell University Divinity School.

DR. ANDY WAKEFIELD

Dean, Divinity School

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MODERATOR AND ORGANIZER

• “Dean-to-Dean: Building the Future through the NAE Grand Challenge Scholars Program,” Panel, ASEE Engineering Dean’s Institute, The Biltmore, Coral Gables, Florida, April 2017 EXPERT PANELIST

DR. TONY W. CARTLEDGE Professor of Old Testament Divinity School ORAL PRESENTATION

• Lecturer for E. J. and Amaretta Prevatte Biblical Studies Lecture Series, Campbell University Divinity School, November 7, 2016: “Patriarchs, Matriarchs, and Anarchs: Exploring the Highways and Byways of Genesis 12-50”

DR. SARAH M.R. CHRISTIE Associate Professor and Director of the Athletic Training Program College of Arts & Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Davis, S., Christie, S., Baker, E. Bilateral Cubital Tunnel Syndrome in A Division I Collegiate Female Swimmer. Poster presentation accepted for the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS), Durham, North Carolina, 2016 • Davis, S., Christie, S., Baker, E., Bilateral Cubital Tunnel Syndrome in A Division I Collegiate Female Swimmer.

Poster presentation accepted for the Campbell University Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2016 • Mullins, J., Lawrence, D., Christie, S., Partial ACL Tear with Grade II Chondromalacia in A Collegiate Soccer Goal Keeper. Poster presentation accepted for the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS), Durham, North Carolina, 2017 • Mullins, J., Lawrence, D., Christie, S., Partial ACL Tear with Grade II Chondromalacia in A Collegiate Soccer Goal Keeper. Poster presentation accepted for the Campbell University Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2017 • Pacheco, R., Christie, S., Baker, E., Paget Schrotter Syndrome in A Division I Collegiate Softball Player.

Poster presentation accepted for the Campbell University Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2017 • Price, H., Christie, S., Krinsky, B., Scaphoid Fracture in A Division I Collegiate Baseball Player. Poster presentation accepted for the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS), Durham, North Carolina, 2017

• Price, H., Christie, S., Krinsky, B., Scaphoid Fracture in A Division I Collegiate Baseball Player. Poster presentation accepted for the annual meeting of the North Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2017 • Jones, J., Knight, J., Christie, S., Tayler, R., Pectoralis Major Tear in A Division I Collegiate Lineman.

Poster presentation accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2017 • McDougald, T., Christie, S., Knight, J., Taylor, R., Elbow Dislocation in A Division I Collegiate Football Player. Poster accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2017 ORAL PRESENTATION

• Davis, S., Christie, S., Baker, E., Bilateral Cubital Tunnel Syndrome in A Division I Collegiate Female Swimmer.

Oral presentation accepted for the annual meeting of the Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association, Williamsburg, Virginia, 2016 • Davis, S., Christie, S., Baker, E., Bilateral Cubital Tunnel Syndrome in A Division I Collegiate Female Swimmer.

Oral presentation accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2016 • Mullins, J., Lawrence, D., Christie, S., Partial ACL Tear with Grade II Chondromalacia in A Collegiate Soccer Goal Keeper. Oral presentation accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2017 • Pacheco, R., Christie, S., Baker, E., Paget Schrotter Syndrome in A Division I Collegiate Softball Player. Oral presentation accepted for the annual meeting of the North Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2017 • Pacheco, R., Christie, S., Baker, E. , Paget Schrotter Syndrome in A Division I Collegiate Softball Player. Poster accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2017 • Price, H., Christie, S., Krinsky, B., Scaphoid Fracture in A Division I Collegiate Baseball Player. Oral presentation accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2017 • Ameen, N., Christie, S., Myositis Ossificans in Hamstring of Division I Collegiate Football Player. Oral

presentation accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2017 * Undergraduate Oral Presentation Winner

DR. ROBERT M. CISNEROS Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Cisneros, R. “What would you do?”

Healthcare Ethics Special Interest Group, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Anaheim, California, July, 2016 • Cisneros R., A Christian Pharmacist Perspective on Patient Safety. Christian Pharmacist Fellowship International, Regional Pharmacy Student Retreat, Wingate University, Wingate, North Carolina, January 28, 2017

DR. MICHAEL COGDILL Professor of Christian Ministry Divinity School ORAL PRESENTATION

• Convention Sermon, Convention of Original Free Will Baptists University of Mount Olive Mount Olive, North Carolina, May 24, 2017

DR. THOMAS P. COLLETTI Chair, Director & Associate Professor Department of PA Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

COLLEGE OF PHARMCY & HEALTH SCIENCES

Tonya Willingham

Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

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onya Willingham joined the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences in January of 2016 as an instructor of nursing in the Catherine W. Wood School of Nursing. She received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, a Master of Arts in Counseling Ministry from the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, a certificate in Nursing Education from the UNC-Chapel Hill and a Master of Science in Nursing Education from Queens University.

She is a current student at the University of West Georgia working on a doctorate in Nursing Education. This indication of lifelong learning provides our students with a stellar role model and the delivery of evidenced-based educational practices in the classroom.

• Carrera, J., Cooper, A., Wente, C., Risk Versus Benefit of Interrupting Oral Anticoagulaton Therapy Following Gastrointestinal Bleed presented at ASHP Midyear December 2016

Her work in curriculum development is significant with a record of developing two 12-credit courses in pre-licensure conceptual curriculum for Fundamentals and Acute & Chronic Health Issues across the Lifespan. At Campbell, she is the course director for Concepts of Pathophysiology & Pharmacology I and II. She took these courses from only a syllabus and fully developed them with content and active teaching strategies. Willingham is also the course director for Adult Health II and the Focused Client Experience Practicum and is responsible for supervising a group of students in the clinical setting. Her strengths of organization and innovation facilitated an enriching experience for the students.

• Bowers, R., Cooper, A., Wente, C., Wilson, D., Johnson, S., Drew, R., Retrospective evaluation of an

Dean, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

• “Beach Medicine: Environmental Exposures in Paradise.” College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Lunch & Learn, March 15, 2017

DR. APRIL A. COOPER Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

DR. MICHAEL L. ADAMS

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empiric vancomycin dosing nomogram in achieving goal steady-state trough concentrations in obese adults weighing at least 100 kilograms presented at ASHP Midyear December 2016 • Cook, K., Cowart, K., Cooper, A., Bowers, R., Subtherapeutic anti-Xa levels in a patient with cirrhosis receiving low molecular weight heparin for deep vein thrombosis ORAL PRESENTATION

• Cooper, A., Wente, C., Cvelich, R., Bowers, R., Precepting: particulars, preparation, performance assessment, and pointers. 1 hour CE at Duke Regional Hospital. April 2017

DR. CATHY COWLING Associate Professor and Director of Criminal Justice College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• “Sexual Assault on College Campuses” American Society of Criminology- Annual Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 17, 2016

ELIZABETH DOBBINS Reference & Online Instruction Librarian Wiggins Memorial Library ORAL PRESENTATION

• Dobbins, E., Adams, C. A., Darden, L., Taxakis, B., CreekBooks Redux: Making Modifications to Maximize Engagement.

Presentation at the North Carolina Library Association College & University Section Virtual Conference, February 24, 2017 • Dobbins, E., Steele, S., Taxakis, B., Bahnaman, S., Adopting a Common Language: Using the Framework to Market Your Information Literacy Program to Faculty. Presentation at the LOEX Annual Conference, Lexington, Kentucky, May 12, 2017

DR. RICHARD H. DREW Professor and Vice Chair of Research and Scholarship College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Bowers, R.D., Tunney, R.K., Kelly, K.E., Mills, B.P., Trotta, K.E., Wheeless, C.N., Drew, R.H., Impact of simulation utilizing standardized patients on insulin injection technique knowledge among first-year PharmD students. American Association

of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Anaheim, California, July 24-26, 2016 • Turner, N., Anderson, D., Cunningham, C.K., Drew, R.H., Sarubbi, C., Moehring, R., Impact of Reported Penicillin Allergy in Treatment of Methicillin-Susceptible Staphylococcus aureus Bacteremia (abstract). IDWeek 2016, New Orleans, Louisiana, October 16-19, 2016 • Jones, T.M., Wilson, D.T., Sarubbi, C., Anderson, D.J., Drew, R.H., Impact of Mandatory Infectious Disease Consultation on the Management of Fungemia at a Large Academic Medical Center. IDWeek 2016, New Orleans, Louisiana, October 16-19, 2016 • Levine, J., Bell, T., Drew, R., Mills, E., Holland, M., Risk of Type 2 Diabetes in Patients with a Prior History of Corticosteroid-Induced Hyperglycemia.

American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting & Exposition, San Francisco, California, March 24-27, 2017 • Ni, C., Drew, R., Kelly, M., Wilson, D., Sarubbi, C., Steinbach, W., Risk factors for healthcare-associated Clostridium difficile infection in pediatric bone marrow transplant recipients. Poster presented at the Campbell University Interdisciplinary Research Conference, Buies Creek, North Carolina, April 13, 2017 • Bowers, R., Cooper, A., Wente, C., Wilson, D., Johnson, S., Drew, R., Retrospective evaluation of an empiric vancomycin dosing nomogram in achieving goal steady-state trough concentrations in obese adults weighing at least 100 kilograms. Poster presented at the Campbell University Interdisciplinary Research Conference, Buies Creek, North Carolina, April 13, 2017

ORAL PRESENTATION

• Antimicrobial Resistance: Mechanisms and Implications. Presented to the Duke Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Durham, North Carolina, March 20, 2017 • Duration of Antibiotic Therapy: Magic

By Numbers. Co-presenter at Infectious Diseases Grand Rounds, Duke University Hospital, Durham, North Carolina, April 10, 2017 • Management of Clostridium Difficile Infection. Presented at Medicine Grand Rounds, Iredell Hospital, Statesville, North Carolina, August 9, 2016 • Antimicrobial Stewardship in the Hospital Setting. Co-convener of a workshop Presented at a Workshop on Implementation of Antibiotic Stewardship Programs, ASM Microbe 2016, Boston Massachusetts, June 17, 2016; ASM Microbe 2017, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 1, 2017 • Implementation of IDSA Stewardship Guidelines. Presented at a Workshop on Implementation of Antibiotic Stewardship Programs, ASM Microbe 2016, Boston Massachusetts, June 17, 2016 • Case Studies in Establishing Antibiotic Stewardship Programs. Presented at a Workshop on Implementation of Antibiotic Stewardship Programs, ASM Microbe 2016, Boston Massachusetts, June 17, 2016

DR. J. DEAN FARMER Chair and Associate Professor of Communication Studies College of Arts & Sciences

• Levine, J., Bell, T., Drew, R., Mills, E., Holland, M., Risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus in patients with a prior history of corticosteroid-induced hyperglycemia.

NC Research in Education and Practice Symposium, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, May 22-23, 2017

ORAL PRESENTATION

• Gunn, R.L., Kelly, K., Tunney, R., Wheeless, N., Baird, R., Drew, R., Combined effects of non-modal messaging plus restriction on rate of inpatient fluoroquinolone prescribing for treatment of uncomplicated infections. NC Research in Education and Practice Symposium, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, May 22-23, 2017

• Mckaig, T. E., Critical analysis of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders: Explication and dissection of stigma. Paper presented at the Southern States Communication Association Theodore Clevenger Undergraduate Honors Conference, Greenville, South Carolina, April 2017

• Patel, M., Kelly, K., Tunney, R., Pope, A., Baird, R., Drew, R., Evaluation of clinical pharmacy interventions following implementation of a post-graduate medical education training program at a rural community health system. NC Research in Education and Practice Symposium, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, May 22-23, 2017

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• Served as Chair and Respondent for “We are Living in a Media World: Research on Media and Innovation,” Southern States Communication Association Conference, Greenville, South Carolina, April 2017 RESEARCH MENTOR

DR. STEVEN H. FULLER Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Roukema, L., Nye, A.M., Fuller S.H., Pharmacists As Clinical Teachers (PACT) Oct 14 part 1 presented to 30 pharmacy residents from Southeast NC. • Roukema L., Nye, A.M., Fuller, S.H., Pharmacist as Clinical Teachers (PACT).

Part 2, December 2016 POSTER PRESENTATION

• Ghassemi, E.F., Barnes, C.L., Cisneros, R.M., Fuller, S.H., McLendon, A.N., Wilson, D.T., Impact of Social Media Use on Reading Levels in Third-year Student Pharmacists. Campbell Healthcare Research Symposium. April 12, 2017

DR. CHRIS GODWIN Director of Teacher Education and Assistant Professor School of Education ORAL PRESENTATION

• Godwin, C., Turner, E., CAEP & Data & Tk20..Oh My! Presented at Tk20 Interactive National Conference, Austin, Texas, June 13-14, 2017 • Godwin, C., Turner, E., The Perfect Storm: Writing Our Assessment Story, presented at North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities, High Point, North Carolina, June 8, 2017 WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Godwin, C., Bethea, T. H., Bradham, L., “The Nuts and Bolts of IPE Small Group Learning and Facilitation,” presented for the IPE Faculty & Staff Development.

DR. JAMES B. GROCE III Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Direct oral anticoagulants. North Carolina Pharmacy Technician Annual Meeting.

Wesley Long Community Hospital.

Greensboro, North Carolina, March 25, 2017 • Anticoagulation Overview for Vascular Technologists. North Carolina Vascular Technologists Meeting (NCVT). Raleigh, North Carolina, March 5, 2017 • Medical Grand Round/Critical Care Lecture Series for New House Officers-ConeHealth/ UNC Medical Teaching Service: Venous Thromboembolic Disease Prevention and Treatment. Greensboro, North Carolina, July 12, 2016

POSTER PRESENTATION

• Performance of a chromogenic assay in hospital clinical laboratories for the measurement of apixaban concentration in plasma. American Society of Health System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting. Poster presentation. Poster 4-042. Las Vegas, Nevada, December 5, 2016 • Validation of STA-Liatest D-Di Assay for Exclusion of Deep Vein Thrombosis According to the Latest Clinical and Laboratory Standard Institute/Food and Drug Administration Guideline.

Results of a Multicenter Management Study. Abstract A-859-0029-00550 XXVI Congress of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis and 63rd Annual Scientific and Standardization Committee (SSC) Meeting to be held in Berlin, Germany, July 8 - 13, 2017 • Development of a process to convert warfarin patients to direct oral anticoagulant therapy. Anticoagulation Forum Meeting (ACForum) 2017, 14th National Conference. Poster B-2; Los Angeles, California, April 20, 2017 • Performance of a chromogenic assay in hospital clinical laboratories for the measurement of apixaban concentration in plasma. Anticoagulation Forum Meeting (ACForum) 2017, 14th National Conference. Poster D-8; Los Angeles California. April 20, 2017 • Pilot Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Service Model to Identify Warfarin Patients to Transition to a Direct Oral Anticoagulant.

American Society of Health System Pharmacists Annual Meeting-Ambulatory Care Conference. Baltimore, Maryland, June 13, 2016 VIDEO RECORDING FOR THROMBOSIS TV

• Anticoagulation Forum Meeting (ACForum) 2017 | 14th National Conference. Interviewee for Thrombsis TV: Discussion of Development of a process to convert warfarin patients to direct oral anticoagulant therapy and Performance of a chromogenic assay in hospital clinical laboratories for the measurement of apixaban concentration in plasma. Video recording for playback for CME by participants. April 20, 2017 CLINICIAN

• Face to face meeting—Food and Drug Administration, Center for Devices and Radiologic Health Application (CDRH) number: Q160733, Product name: STA® - Liquid Anti-Xa, STA® - Apixaban Calibrator, STA® - Apixaban Control.

Presented before the Center for Devices and Radiologic Health of the Food and Drug Administration in support of his research for validation of STA®-Liquid Anti-Xa, STA®-Apixaban Calibrator and STA®-Apixaban Control; to support a PreMarket Notification 510(k) application for a

commercially available assay for apixaban.

July 6-7, 2016. Silver Springs, MD.

DR. STEVEN J. HALM Assistant Dean for Simulation Medicine, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics School of Osteopathic Medicine ORAL PRESENTATION

• Halm, S., Pastrana, C. A Family Medicine Sim Curriculum in Four Sessions.

Presented at 17th International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH 2017); Orlando, Florida, January 30, 2017 • Pastrana, C., Halm, S. Transitioning from Simulation Operator to Simulation Educator. Presented at 17th International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH 2017); Orlando, Florida, January 30, 2017 • Halm, S., Mann, B. Professionalism and Leadership in the Medical Setting: A Program for Students and Residents.

Presented at Joint AACOM & AODME 2017 Annual Conference; Baltimore, Maryland, April 28, 2017 • Mann, B, Halm, S. The OSCE + Model: A Multi-Station Rounding Exercise for PreClinical Medical Students. Presented at Joint AACOM & AODME 2017 Annual Conference; Baltimore, Maryland, April 28, 2017 POSTER PRESENTATION

• Halm, S., Mann, B. The OSCE + Model: A Multi-Station Rounding Exercise for PreClinical Medical Students. Presented at 17th International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH 2017); Orlando, Florida, January 30, 2017 • Mann, B., Halm, S, Schmid, R, Vaskalis, Z. “SIM Month” Evolutionary Approach to Clerkships. Presented at Joint AACOM & AODME 2017 Annual Conference; Baltimore, Maryland, April 28, 2017 • Powers, J., Mann, A., Mann, B., Halm, S. Informed Consent- Exploring Instruction and Assessment Methodologies. Poster presented at Joint AACOM & AODME 2017 Annual Conference; Baltimore, Maryland, April 26-28, 2017 • Mann, A., Halm, S., Mann, B., Powers, J. Making General Procedures Enstrustable in the Early Clinical Years. Poster presented at Joint AACOM & AODME 2017 Annual Conference; Baltimore, Maryland, April 26-28, 2017 • Halm, S., Mann, B. Assessing Multiple EPAs Through a Single Advanced Simulated Rounding Exercise: The OSCE +. Poster presented at Joint AACOM & AODME 2017 Annual Conference; Baltimore, Maryland, April 26-28, 2017

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• Halm, S., Mann, A., Mann, B. Add MUSCLE: A Medical Undergraduate Simulation Curriculum for Learnercentric Education. Poster presented at Joint AACOM & AODME 2017 Annual Conference; Baltimore, Maryland, April 26-28, 2017 • Schmid, R., Mann, B., Mann, A., Halm, S., Vaskalis, Z. Pediatric Fluid Bolus Calculation Skill Simulation: A Multi-Encounter Approach. Poster presented at Joint AACOM & AODME 2017 Annual Conference; Baltimore, Maryland, April 26-28, 2017

ADULT & ONLINE EDUCATION

Dr. Josiah Baker

DR. RAHUL V. HAWARE

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POSTER PRESENTATION

Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching t its best, adult education blends theory, research, reflection, discussion and practical application.

Faculty who bring exemplary academic credentials and formidable professional experience in the field of study to the classroom are lauded by their students. One in whom academic preparation and career path meld to yield an outstanding adult educator is Josiah R. Baker.

An undergraduate alumnus of Central Florida, Baker earned his Bachelor of Arts with majors in Economics, Political Science and History & Liberal Arts with minors in Economic Development, Comparative Politics and Sociology. He holds a Master of Arts in International Commerce and Geography from the University of Kentucky, a Master of Arts in Applied Economics from the University of Central Florida, and a Master of Arts in World Politics from the Catholic University of America. He received his Doctor of Philosophy in International Political Economy from the Catholic University of America.

Baker began teaching at Campbell University’s Fort Bragg Campus in 2012. His typical course rotation includes classes in Economics, Political Science and Geography. A prolific scholar/ author, Baker is the author of four textbooks and a contributing author to two textbooks in the fields of Economics, Social Science and Political Science. He has written numerous articles and reviews for a wide array of publications. Baker is lauded by students for masterfully blending his ongoing research into the courses he is teaching currently.

DR. JOHN ROBERSON

Executive Assistant to the President

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Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences • Dave , V. S., Mack, C., Boyce, H., Al-Achi, A., Hoag, S., Haware, R.V., Lubricant Sensitivity Assessment of SPRESS B®820 by Near Infrared Spectroscopy: A Comparison of Multivariate Methods, The American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, November 2016

DR. MELISSA A. HOLLAND Assistant Professor of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Holland, M.A., Carter, C., Therapeutic Frontiers of Clinical Research.

Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) Research Triangle Park (RTP) 17th Annual Fall Conference, Durham, North Carolina, 2016 POSTER PRESENTATION

• Levine, J.E., Bell, T.L., Drew, R.H., Mills, E.P., Holland, M.A., Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Patients with a Prior History of Corticosteroid-Induced Hyperglycemia. APhA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California, 2017

DR. VENANCIO RENE IBARRA Assistant Professor of Spanish College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• “Reading Culture: Pre- reading Strategies Training for Spanish Learners at the Intermediate Level,” American Association of Teacher of Spanish and Portuguese 2016 Conference in Miami,

Florida, July 8-11, 2016 • “Reading in the Foreign Language Classroom,” 50th Annual Conference of The Foreign Language Association of North Carolina in Durham, North Carolina, October 3-8, 2016 • “Movimiento, Representación y Lengua en Cantares de los vientos primerizos de Javier Castellanos,” 66th Annual Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference 2016 Program, Harrisonburg, Virginia, October 13-15, 2016 • “Does Gender Really Matters? L2 Reading in Spanish at the Intermediate Level,” at the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language 2015 program in Boston, November 18-20, 2016 • “How to Teach Culture through Reading Activities: Understanding History and Acquiring New Vocabulary,” at the 28th Annual AAPLAC Conference, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico, February 15-18, 2017

DR. AARON JACKSON Adjunct Professor of Music College of Arts & Sciences WORKSHOP

• “When You’re the Youngest in the Room: Preparing for Success with the Adult Choir,” “Ages and Stages” Choral Conference, Wingate, North Carolina POSTER PRESENTATION

• Maurice Ravel: “Trois Chansons” and World War I, 2017 National Conference of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), Minneapolis, Minnesota ORAL PRESENTATION

• “More than Just ‘Run it Again’: Effective and Efficient Rehearsal Strategies for Advancing Your Church Choir,” 2017 Baptist Church Music Conference (BCMC) Atlanta, Georgia • Fine Arts Exhibition (Conductor, Soloist, Art Exhibition, Theatre) • 2017 Overture Music and Worship Conference Campbell University Divinity School Salemburg Baptist Church, Salemburg, North Carolina, Guest Clinician and Conductor

DR. MICHAEL R. JIROUTEK Assistant Professor of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Jiroutek, M., Hayat, M., Kim, M.J., Schwartz, T. What Do Faculty in the Health Sciences Know about Statistics, United States Conference on Teaching Statistics.

State College, Pennsylvania, May 2017 • Jiroutek, M., Holombo, A., McSwain, M., Holland M., An Analysis of US Childhood Vaccination Trends and Predictors Utilizing the National Immunization Survey, 20082014, Wiggins Memorial Library Research Symposium, Buies Creek, March 2017 • Jiroutek, M., Holombo, A., McSwain, M., Holland, M., An Analysis of US Childhood Vaccination Trends and Predictors Utilizing the National Immunization Survey, 20082014,” Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, N.C. April 2017 • Jiroutek, M., Barefoot, D., McGrath, S., Carter, C,A., The Association of Demographic and Socioeconomic Factors on the Diagnosis of Childhood Autism Spectrum Disorder – A 10 Year Review, Wiggins Memorial Library Research Symposium, Buies Creek, North Carolina, March 2017 • Jiroutek, M., Barefoot, D., McGrath, S., Carter C,A.,The Association of Demographic and Socioeconomic Factors on the Diagnosis of Childhood Autism Spectrum Disorder – A 10 Year Review, Womack Army Medical Center Research Symposium, Fort Bragg, May 2017 • Jiroutek, M., Castro, K., Corey, K., Raymond, D., Holland, M.A., An Evaluation of the Prevalence of Gout and Predictors of Gout in the United States for the Years 2007 to 2010, Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, N.C., April 2017 WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Hayat, M., Kim, M.J., Schwartz, T., Distinguishing between Statistics Education for Undergraduate and Graduate NonStatistics Major Students, Joint Statistical Meetings, Chicago, July 2016

DR. STEVEN W. JOHNSON Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Johnson S.W., Teachey, A.L., Valanejad, S.M., Griffin, S.M., Weber, S.F., Cure with ledipasvir/sofosbuvir for chronic hepatitis C virus in an individual with gastric bypass, ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, December 6, 2016 • Bowers, R., Cooper, A., Wente, C.L., Wilson, D., Johnson, S.W., Drew, R.H., Retrospective evaluation of an empiric vancomycin dosing nomogram in achieving goal steady-state trough concentrations in obese adults weighing at least 100 kilograms. (abstract). ASHP Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, Nevada, December 6, 2016 • Teachey, A.L., Johnson, S.W. Validation of a Risk Assessment Model to Predict Infection with ExtendedSpectrum β-Lactamase-Producing Enterobacteriaceae and MethicillinResistant Staphylococcus Aureus. (abstract). ASHP Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, Nevada, December 6, 2016 ORAL PRESENTATION

“Practical Considerations with Continuing HCV Treatment in the Acute Setting” 18th Annual Anti-Infective Workshop, Greensboro, North Carolina, November 2016

DR. VICTORIA S. KAPRIELIAN Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Medical Education School of Osteopathic Medicine POSTER PRESENTATION

DR. LLOYD JOHNSON Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Presented a memorial for Dr. Elmer L. Puryear, Professor Emeritus of Government, Campbell University, 1971-1985 at the spring meeting of the North Carolina Historical Society held at Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville, North Carolina, April 21, 2017 • Will present a paper titled “The AntiGerman Scare in South Carolina, David R. Coker and the von Engelken Affair, 1918-1920.” at a national conference “ Remembering Muted Voices” held at the National WWI Museum, Kansas City, Missouri , October 18-22. 2017.

• Kaprielian, V., Powers, J., EPA 13: When should Quality Improvement and Patient Safety be taught and assessed? Joint Annual Conference of the Association of American Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine and Association of Osteopathic Directors of Medical Education: Baltimore, Maryland, April 26, 2017 • Kaprielian, V., “Interprofessional Case Conferences: Evolution of a model.”

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Meeting: San Diego, California, May 8, 2017.

ORAL PRESENTATION

• “Faculty Portfolios: Alignment of requirements to facilitate advancement.”

Joint Annual Conference of the Association of American Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine and Association of Osteopathic Directors of Medical Education: Baltimore, Maryland, April 28, 2017

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Dr. Mark Steckbeck Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

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ark Steckbeck, associate professor of economics, earned his Bachelor’s degree from Appalachian State University and his Master’s degree from George Masson University. He also received his doctorate in economics from George Mason University where he was an Olafsson­Weaver Fellow and a Lynn and Harry Bradley Fellow. Prior to arriving at Campbell in 2007, Steckbeck served on the economics faculty at Hillsdale College in Michigan.

At Campbell, Steckbeck is a professor highly regarded for not only his considerable teaching skills but his level of engagement and involvement in the learning process of his students. While teaching economics courses for all business students, as well as economic majors, he emphasizes applying critical thinking to the economics topics by incorporating life experiences and examples that resonate with students.

His thoughtful, questioning approach extends beyond the classroom to a weekly voluntary book discussion that consistently attracts motivated students. He also hosts regular colloquiums in Raleigh where students and faculty from surrounding universities meet to discuss topics of current interest. Earlier this spring, Steckbeck led a team of students to participate at Stetson University’s Templeton Ethics Competition in our first endeavor with this competition.

His fellow faculty and staff can count on his involvement as well as his interest, humor and encouragement.

DR. KEVIN O’MARA

Dean, School of Business

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• Kaprielian, V., Powers, J., “Mission-Based Education: The CUSOM Model.” Joint Annual Conference of the Association of American Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine and Association of Osteopathic Directors of Medical Education: Baltimore, Maryland, April 26, 2017

DR. BRUCE MCNAIR Associate Professor of History College of Arts and Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

FOCUSED DISCUSSION

• “Martin Luther and Lucas Cranach Teaching the Lord’s Prayer,” Conference on Teaching the Reformations, Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama, October 2016

SCHOLARLY ROUNDTABLE

DR. CELETHIA MCNEIL

• “The Impact of Medical Missions on Institutional Culture.” Association of American Medical Colleges Annual Conference: Seattle, Washington, November 12, 2016 • Kaprielian, V., “Mission Medicine.” Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Annual Meeting, San Diego, California, May 6, 2017

DR. YEN-PING KUO Assistant Dean for Curriculum School of Osteopathic Medicine POSTER PRESENTATION

• Elshazzly, M., Mnatsakanian, A., Machiele, R., Aghili, R., Kuo, Y., Hinkelman, A., An Analysis of Urogenital Infectious Diseases in Rural Harnett County, NC. Campbell University 7th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium March 30, 2017 and Interprofessional Research Symposium April 12, 2017

KEVIN LEE Associate Professor of Law School of Law WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Participated in a day-long workshop on “Ethics, Code and Learning: Building an Adaptive Policy Fraework for Emerging Technologies” “ hosted by the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University.

HEATHER M. MANHART Instructor of Mathematics College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Academic Symposium 2017 - I served as a faculty mentor to two of our math majors, Monica Hammond and Sarah Schneider, and their presentation of the Data Analysis of 2016 Presidential Election in North Carolina.

Instructor of Mathematics and Statistics Adult and Online Education ORAL PRESENTATION

• As it pertains to the following citation, Celethia has been asked to present a paper at the 4th ELLT (Exploring Leadership and Learning Theories) conference in July 2017 in Bangkok, Thailand. The conference’s theme is Sharpening Focus on Collaborative Research and Publications. APA Citation: McNeil, C. K., & Fairley Jr, C. (2016).

Developing Sociopolitical Consciousness through Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun: An Interdisciplinary Project. Special Issue Mathematics Education: Through the Lens of Social Justice.

DR. JOHN C. MERO

“Adding Meaningful Context to Robotics Programs (Work in Progress),” Proceedings of the American Society for Engineering Education Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 2016 • Ziaeefard, S., Mahmoudian, N., Miller, M., Rastgaar, M., “Engaging Students in STEM Learning through Co-Robotic Hands-On Activities (Evaluation),” Proceedings of the American Society for Engineering Education Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, June 2016

DR. ALICIA D. MYERS Assistant Professor of New Testament and GreekDivinity School SECTION CHAIR

• Co-Chair with Dr. Jo-Ann Brant. The Johannine Literature Section of the Society of Biblical Literature.

DR. RYAN A. NEWSON Adjunct Professor of Christian Studies College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• “Epistemological Crises Made Stone: Confederate Monuments & the End of Memory,” Society of Christian Ethics annual meeting

Associate Professor of Political Science College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• “The BPOE: U.S. Drinking and Driving Laws’ Impact on Elk Lodge Life: Exalted Rulers’ Perceptions.” World Conference of Fraternalism, Freemasonry & History: Research in Ritual, Secrecy and Civil Society, The Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France, May 26-27, 2017

DR. MICHELLE H. MILLER Associate Dean of Engineering School of Engineering CONFERENCE PROCEEDING

• Van Susante, P., Barr, N., Blough, J., De Clerck, J., Miller, M., Miskioglu, I., Odegard, G., “Successes and Challenges in the Implementation and Running of the First ME-Practice Class in the 2nd Undergraduate Year as Part of a Curriculum Revision,” Proceedings of the American Society for Engineering Education Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 2016 • Miller, M, Mahmoudian, N., Rastgaar, M., Ziaeefard, S., Patterson, A., and Bailey, J.,

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DR. BRUCE W. NEWTON Professor and Chair of Anatomy School of Osteopathic Medicine POSTER PRESENTATION

• Taranjeet, S., Lim, M., Lamb, S., Lindstrom, D., Reisner, H., Newton, B., Case report: A novel presentation of “ringed cranial nerves.” 2016 Regional meeting of the American Association of Clinical Anatomists, UNC-Chapel Hill, North Carolina, October 15, 2016 • Newton, B.W., Vaskalis, Z.T. ,Cognitive and affective empathy of M1-3 osteopathic medical students. 20th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Medical Science Educators, Leiden, Netherlands, 2016 • Rau, J., Rodgers, S., Hong, M, Terreberry, R.R., Newton, B.W. Rare anatomical variations: two cadavers with right retroesophgeal subclavian arteries and a new type of non-recurrent inferior laryngeal nerve.

20th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Medical Science Educators, Leiden, Netherlands, 2016

ORAL PRESENTATION

• Vuk, J., Newton B.W., Are medical students more or less motivated to study after their first year of medical school? Mid-South Educational Research Association, Mobile, Alabama, November 2-4, 2016 • Kuo, Y.-P., Newton, B., Terreberry, R., Improving exam quality through a peerreview process. AACOM Conference, Washington D.C., April 6-9, 2017 WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Organized and co-directed an 8 hour IAMSE “Signature” Faculty Development Course “Becoming an Effective Course Director” for the 20th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Medical Science Educators.

Leiden, Netherlands, June 4, 2016 GRAND ROUNDS

• CUSOM Grand Rounds: “The Neural Basis of Empathy & Changes in CUSOM Empathy.

Jan. 11, 2017.

AWARD RECIPIENT

• Recipient of the 2016 International Association of Medical Science Educators “Master Teacher Award.” This is the first time the award has been given to a faculty member of an osteopathic medical school.

DR. ANN MARIE NYE Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• “Treatment of Urge Urinary Incontinence.”

Presented at Ahoskie Comprehensive Care.

Ahoskie, North Carolina, May 4, 2017

DR. ANN M. ORTIZ Associate Professor of Spanish/Honors Faculty College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Living Learning Communities: An Honors and Study Abroad Collaborative Project, Southern Regional Honors Council Conference in Asheville, North Carolina • Developing a Sense of Self and Community through an Active Interdisciplinary Studies Program, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Medical Spanish: Patient Interview and Chief Symptoms Interactive Workshop for medical students at Campbell University School of Medicine (CUSOM) — Basic Spanish for the Medical Interview and cultural information on rural folk medicinal practices.

LUCAS OSBORN

DR. NICHOLAS J. PENNINGS Assistant Professor Family Medicine School of Osteopathic Medicine

Oral Presentation • The Limits of Creativity: Copyright, CAD Files, and Lockout Codes, Texas A&M Journal of Property Law Symposium on 3D Printing, Texas A&M Law School, November 10, 2016 • Intellectual Property Channeling for Digital Goods , University of Akron Law School IP Scholars Forum on IP Limits, Akron Law School, September 23, 2016 • Intellectual Property Exceptionalism , Southeastern Association of Law Schools Annual Conference, August 5, 2016 • Patent Law and 3D Printing, US Patent & Trademark Office Conference on the Legal and Policy Considerations of Intellectual Property in 3D Printing, Alexandria, Virginia, June 28, 2016 • Intellectual Property Law and 3D Printing, General Electric (GE), Houston, Texas, June 21, 2016 • Trademarks and Digital Goods, 8th Conference on Innovation and Communications Law, University of Eastern Finland, Joensuu, Finland, June 25-26, 2016 • Intellectual Property Channeling for Digital Works, Works-In-Progress Intellectual Property Colloquium, Boston University School of Law, February 12, 2017 • Trademarks and Digital Goods (with Mark McKenna), Notre Dame Law Review 2016 Symposium, Notre Dame Law School, November 12, 2016

DR. AMANDA M. SHARP PARKER Assistant Professor of Homeland Security College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• “A Mixed-Method Analysis of International Terrorism Support Within the United States,” at the American Society of Criminology Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana, November 18, 2016

ORAL PRESENTATION

• “Obesity Medicine for the Primary Care Physician.” ROME Conference, Charleston, South Carolina, June 9, 2016 • “Obesity Basics” One-day training course for Obesity Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, and Miami, Florida, February 4 & 25, 2017 • “The Calorie Myth” AOCOPM Conference, Chattanooga, Tennessee, March 11, 2017 • “Insights on Insulin Resistance”, Obesity Medicine Association Conference, Seattle, Washington, April 19, 2017 POSTER PRESENTATION

• Pennings, N., Jaber, J., Ahiawodzi, P., “The Association between Insulin, Insulin Resistance and Weight Gain” 7th Annual Interprofessional Health Science Research Symposium. April 12, 2017

DR. VICTOR M. PULGAR Associate Professor of Pharmacology College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Pulgar, V.M., Yasuda, M., Gan, L., Desnick, R.J., Bonkovsky, H.L., Differences in Vascular Reactivity in Mesenteric Arteries from a Mouse Model of Acute Intermittent Porphyria [AIP]. International Congress Porphyrins and Porphyrias 2017, Bordeaux, France, June 25-28, 2017

DR. ELIZABETH L. RAMBO Associate Professor of English College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• “Third-Culture Kid Identity Paradigms in Buffy 7.17 ‘Lies My Parents Told Me.” 7th Biennial Slayage Conference on the Whedonverses. Whedon Studies Association. Kingston University, Kingston Upon Thames, England, July 7-9, 2016 • “Teaching Buffy as Complex TV Text.”

Buffy at 20: Celebrating 20 Years of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Marquette University, Milwaukee, April 1 ROUNDTABLE

• “Teaching the Whedonverses” Roundtable, with James Zborowski and Matthew Pateman. 7th Biennial Slayage Conference on the Whedonverses. Whedon Studies Association. Kingston University, Kingston Upon Thames, England, July 7-9, 2016

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DR. LORAE ROUKEMA Associate Professor of Education School of Education WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Facilitated an Exemplary Teams workshop for Harnett County Schools, November 2016 • Hosted North Carolina Professors of Middle Level Education (NCPOMLE) session at the North Carolina Middle Level Education Association Annual Conference., Greensboro GUEST INSTRUCTOR

• Assisted in the facilitation of the Train the Trainers course hosted by the High Value Detainee Interrogation Group (HIG) for instructors/coaches invited to teach in the HIG’s Core Interrogation & Interview Course, April 2017 • Hosted a series of 6 workshops on Educational Foundations for Collision Repair Faculty at Fayetteville Technical Community College (FTCC), Fayetteville, North Carolina, 2017

at: Osteopathic Medical Education A Focus on Resilience. AACOM Annual Conference; 2016 Apr 6-9; Washington, D.C.

Using the MFRM to Assess Multiple Mini Interviews.” North Carolina Independent Colleges & Universities Conference. High Point, North Carolina, 2017

• Mann B, Schmid R, Halm S, Langaker M, Christiansen G, Fenn P, Kessler B. IPE in a Rural Clerkship: A Students’ Perspective on a Progressive Simulation Case. Poster Presented at: Osteopathic Medical Education A Focus on Resilience. AACOM Annual Conference; 2016 Apr 6-9; Washington, D.C.

• Stockdale, M., “ATLAS.ti: Queries, Semantic Networks, & Teamwork.” ATLAS.ti Junior Trainer Certification Presentation. Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2016

• Schmid, R., Mann, B., Pax Mann, A., Halm, S., Vaskalis, Z. Pediatric Fluid Bolus Calculation Skill Simulation: A MultiEncounter Approach. Poster Presented at: Patients: The Heart of Simulation. IMSH Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida, 2017 • Mann, B., Schmid, R., Halm, S., Kessler, B., Vaskalis, Z. “SIM Month” Evolutionary Approach to Clerkships. Presented at: Patients: The Heart of Simulation. IMSH Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida, 2017

• Stockdale, M., “ATLAS.ti: A ‘Gentle’ Overview.” Guest Lecturer. University of North Carolina at Greensboro Graduate Qualitative Methods in Education Course.

Greensboro, North Carolina, 2017 • Stockdale, M., “Addressing Rater Error in Performance Assessments: Bringing the Many Facet Rasch Model to Assessment.”

North Carolina Independent Colleges & Universities Conference. Elon, North Carolina, 2016 • Stockdale, M., Pitts, R., “Utilizing Developmental Evaluation Methods to Implement Multi-Year Assessment,” Higher Education Data Sharing (HEDS) Consortium.

Asheville, N.C. 2016 WORKSHOP PRESENTER

DR. LEE K. RYNEARSON Assistant Professor of Engineering School of Engineering DOCTORAL DISSERTATION

• Rynearson, L. K. (2016) Promoting Teaming Metacognition (Doctoral dissertation).

ProQuest Dissertations Publishing.

(Publication Number 10179098)

ROBERT J. SCHMID Assistant Professor and Technical Director SIM Center School of Osteopathic Medicine POSTER PRESENTATION

• Mann, B., Schmid, R., Mann, A.P., KingThiele, R., Kessler, B. Embedding Pediatric Simulation in a Simulation Clerkship: An Opportunity for Improving Student Education - Students’ Perspective. Poster Presented at: Osteopathic Medical Education A Focus on Resilience. AACOM Annual Conference; 2016 Apr 6-9; Washington, D.C. • Mann B, Schmid R, Mann AP, King-Thiele R, Kessler B. Inserting Rapid Response into a Simulation Clerkship: An Opportunity for Improving Student Education Students’ Perspective. Poster Presented at: Osteopathic Medical Education A Focus on Resilience. AACOM Annual Conference; 2016 Apr 6-9; Washington, D.C. • Mann B, Schmid R, Vaskalis Z, King-Thiele R, Kessler B. SIM Month: A Preparatory Approach to Clerkships. Poster Presented

DR. JACLYN STANKE Associate Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• “The Depiction of the Chernobyl Disaster in American Popular Culture,” Campbell University Wiggins Memorial Library Lightning Talks, March 27, 2017 ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANT

• Faculty-led Panel Discussion of Hidden Figures (book) by Margot L. Shetterly, Campbell University Wiggins Memorial Library CreekBooks, April 6, 2017

SARAH M. STEELE Associate Dean of the Library, Head of Research & Instruction Services Wiggins Memorial Library ORAL PRESENTATION

• Steele, S., Dobbins, E., Taxakis, B., Bahnaman, S., Adopting a Common Language: Using the Framework to Market Your Information Literacy Program to Faculty. Presentation at the LOEX Annual Conference, Lexington, Kentucky, 2017

MYRAH STOCKDALE Assessment Coordinator College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

• Stockdale, M., “Connecting and Communicating Assessment Cycles across the Organization: Operationalizing Assessment with the Project Management Application Asana.” Association for the Assessment of Learning in Higher Education (AALHE). Louisville, KY, 2017 • Stockdale, M., “Practical and Innovative Uses of Qualtrics.” CPHS Faculty Workshop. Buies Creek, N.C. 2016 • Stockdale, M., “Implicit and Explicit Social Cognition Workshop.” CPHS PharmD Admission Committee Workshop. Buies Creek, N.C. 2016 • Stockdale, M., Rich, W. “Moderating Focus Groups.” Faculty Development Workshop.

Buies Creek, N.C., 2016 • Stockdale, M., Dunn, K., “Operationalizing Goals.” CPHS Admissions and Student Affairs Retreat. Buies Creek, North Carolina, 2016 • Stockdale, M., “Teamwork: Introduction to the Predictive Index.” CPHS Admissions and Student Affairs Retreat. Buies Creek, N.C. 2016 • Stockdale, M.,”Goal Setting and Task Analysis.” HPREP Mentor Training. Buies Creek, N.C. POSTER PRESENTATION

• Royal, K., Stockdale, M., “Five Robust and Ethical Research Designs for Medical Educators. American Educational Research Association - Poster Session: Education and Assessment in the Professions. San Antonio, Texas, 2017

ORAL PRESENTATION

• Stockdale,M., Moore, W.M.. Taking a Critical Look at Holistic Admissions Processes:

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DR. JUTTA STREET

Title: Dominance of Brain Waves Based on Location and Salience of Stimulus 3) Presenter: Erin Igwacho Title: Are people’s decisions primarily the result of thought or emotion? 4) Presenter: Timothy Mangum Jr. Title: Stress and Physical Activity 5) Presenter: Leslie Williams Title: An Examination of the Psychology Department at Campbell University

Associate Professor of Psychology School of Education WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Conducted an SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral for Treatment) workshop for a group of SOE social work seniors from the Campbell University, April 17, 2017 • Conducted three concurrent sessions on GRE preparation at NCPF Annual Fall Undergraduate Psychology Conference at NC A&T in Greensboro, North Carolina, November 5, 2016 • Co-conducted an SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral for Treatment) workshop with Adrienne Heath, Nursing Instructor, for a group of SOE secondary education majors who were completing their student teaching in the spring 2017 ORAL PRESENTATION

• Choy, S.C., Street, J., Roukema, L., SauChing Yim, J., A Comparison of Malaysian and American Learners’ Behaviour: The Mediating Role of Learners’ Awareness.

TARC International Conference 2016, Empowering 21st Century Learners Through Holistic and Enterprising Learning, Kuala Lumpur, October 2016 POSTER PRESENTATION

• Street, J., A Comparison of Teaching Introductory Psychology with and without Critical Thinking Exercises and Deep Processing Practice, presented at the National Institute on the Teaching of Psychology (NITOP), St. Pete’s, Florida, 2017 RESEARCH MENTOR

• Ashley Thomason and Katy Hunt presented their research poster entitled The Role of Birth Order in Attachment, Attraction, and Jealousy in Romantic Relationships at the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium at NC Central University in Durham, N.C. 2017 • Research Mentor for oral research presentations at the 7th Campbell University WML Academic Symposium (2017): 1) Presenter: Diane Ford Title: Legal Genocide (Honors Thesis) 2) Presenters: Katy Hunt and Ashley Thomason Title: Dominance of Brain Waves Based on Location and Salience of Stimulus 3) Presenter: Erin Igwacho Title: Are people’s decisions primarily the result of thought or emotion? 4) Presenter: Timothy Mangum Jr. Title: Stress and Physical Activity 5) Presenter: Leslie Williams Title: An Examination of the Psychology Department at Campbell University • Research Mentor for oral research presentations at the 42nd Carolinas Psychology Conference at Campbell University, April 22, 2017: 1) Presenter: Katlyn Bagley Title: Halo Effect: Do looks matter when it comes to hiring? 2) Presenters: Katy Hunt and Ashley Thomason

• Research Mentor for poster presented at the 63rd Annual Meeting of Southeastern Psychological Association, March 8-12, 2017, Atlanta, GA: Presenters: Katy Hunt and Ashley Thomason Title: Dominance of Brain Waves Based on Location and Salience of Stimulus • Research Mentor for posters presented at the Annual NC Psychological Association’s Spring Conference, Friday Center, UNC (April 29, 2017): 1) Presenters: Katy Hunt and Ashley Thomason Title: Dominance of Brain Waves Based on Location and Salience of Stimulus 2) Presenter: Erin Igwacho, Title: Are people’s decisions primarily the result of thought or emotion?

BROOKE J. TAXAKIS

DR. SHERRY R. TRUFFIN Associate Professor of English College of Arts & Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• “’Cryin’ Like a Woman ‘Cause I’m Mad Like a Man’: Chrissie Hynde, Gender, and Romantic Irony” delivered at the International Conference on Romanticism (ICR), Colorado Springs, Colorado, 2016

DR. EMILY A. TURNER Assessment Coordinator and Assistant Professor School of Education ORAL PRESENTATION

• Godwin, C., Turner, E., CAEP & Data & Tk20..Oh My! Presented at Tk20 Interactive National Conference, Austin, Texas, June 13-14, 2017 • Godwin, C., Turner, E., The Perfect Storm: Writing Our Assessment Story, presented at North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities, High Point, North Carolina, June 8, 2017

Reference & Instruction Librarian Wiggins Memorial Library ORAL PRESENTATION

• Taxakis, B., Steele, S., Dobbins, E., Bahnaman, S., Adopting a Common Language: Using the Framework to Market Your Information Literacy Program to Faculty. Presentation presented at the LOEX Annual Conference, Lexington, Kentucky, May 12, 2017 • Taxakis, B., Adams, C.A., Darden, L., & Dobbins, E., CreekBooks Redux: Making Modifications to Maximize Engagement, at the North Carolina Library Association College & University Section Virtual Conference, February 24, 2017

DR. DOROTHEA K. THOMPSON Associate Professor, Microbiology and Immunology College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Massengill, A., Kelly, K., Thompson, D.K., Ahiawodzi, P., Indwelling Medical Device Use Is Associated with Sepsis Morbidity in a Harnett Health Patient Population, at the 7th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Campbell University, 2017 ORAL PRESENTATION

• Thomson, D.K., Biosimilars: Scientific and Regulatory Guidelines for Pharmacists. SRAHEC Pharmacy CE presentation, Southern Regional AHEC, Fayetteville, N.C. 2016

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DR. MIRANDA A.L. VANTILBURG Associate Professor of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Bennet, S., Plasson, O., Whitehead, W.E., Barrow, D.A., Tornblom, H., Ohman, L., Simren, M., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Serum cytokines are elevated in patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) but largely unrelated to symptom characteristics.

Presented at Digestive Disease Week, Chicago, Illinois, May 7 2017 • “Serum Cytokines in Irritable Bowel Syndrome” WOMACK Army Medical Center Annual Research Symposium, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, May 3, 2017 • “Everyone is a potential researcher: Tips for building research into teaching and clinical professions” CHPS Research Committee lecture, Campbell University, April 21, 2017 POSTER PRESENTATION

• Robin, S., Nowell, S.W., Watson, L.R., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Functional abdominal pain disorders among children at high risk for autism: A pilot study to examine the role of sensory hypersensitivity and anxiety. Presented at Digestive Disease Week, Chicago, Illinois May 8, 2017 • Keller, C.Y., Mir, S.A., Dellon, E.S., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Evaluation of Disease Severity and Quality of Life in Pediatric Eosinophilic Esophagitis. Presented

at Digestive Disease Week, Chicago, Illinois, May 6, 2017 • Zwiener, R., Keller, C., Robin, S., Hyman, P.E., Palsson, O.S., Saps, M., DiLorenzo, C., Shulman, J., Hyams, J., Nurko, S., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Prevalence of Rome IV Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders in children and adolescents in the United States. Presented at Digestive Disease Week, Chicago, Illinois, May 7, 2017 • Zwiener, R., Robin, S., Keller, C., Hyman, P.E., Nurko, S., Saps, M., DiLorenzo, C., Shulman, J., Hyams, J., Palsson, O.S., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Prevalence of Rome IV Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders in children and adolescents in the United States. Presented at Digestive Disease Week, Chicago, Illinois, May 7, 2017 • Hart, L. Nazareth, M., Rak, E., Hooper, S.R., Ferris, M., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Psychometric Evaluation of the Parent Version of the TRxANSITION Scale.

Poster presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting, San Francisco, California, March 6-9, 2017

DR. CATHERINE LEWIS WENTE Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Nye, A.M., Perkins, S., Wente, C.L., Townsend., Development of Simulated Cases to Compare Student Knowledge Retention and Perception Versus Written Cases. Presented at the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, July 2016 • Carrera, J.M., Cooper, A., Wente, C.L., Risk Versus Benefit of Interrupting Oral Anticoagulaton Therapy Following Gastrointestinal Bleed. Presented at ASHP Midyear, December 2016 • Bowers, R., Cooper, A., Wente, C.L., Wilson, D., Johnson, S., Drew, R., Retrospective evaluation of an empiric vancomycin dosing nomogram in achieving goal steady-state trough concentrations in obese adults weighing at least 100 kilograms. Presented at ASHP Midyear, December 2016 • Shearin, S., Wente, C.L., Bowers, R., Dapagliflozin associated euglycemic diabetic ketoacidosis: a case report.

Presented at ASHP Midyear, 2016.

• Cook, K., Cowart, K., Cooper, A., Dahhan, T., Wente, C.L., Subtherapeutic anti-Xa levels in a patient with cirrhosis receiving low molecular weight heparin for deep vein thromboses.

ORAL PRESENTATION

• The Staggering Power of Medications.

1 hour CE presented North Carolina

Association of Pharmacy Technicians.

March 2017 • Cooper, A., Wente, C.L., Cvelich, R., Bowers, R., Precepting: particulars, preparation, performance assessment, and pointers. 1 hour CE at Duke Regional Hospital. April 2017 PEER REVIEWER

• Effects of a pharmacist-led prescription drug abuse education program on adolescents’ knowledge, attitudes, and behavior: evidence from an ethnic minority community in Northern California.

Reviewed for American Journal of Health System Pharmacy. September 2016

DR. DUSTIN T. WILSON Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences POSTER PRESENTATION

• Jones, T., Drew, R., Wilson, D., Sarubbi, C., Anderson, D., “Impact of Mandatory Infectious Diseases Consultation on the Management of Fungemia at a Large Academic Medical Center,” presented at IDWeek, New Orleans. October 2016

DR. JORDAN WOMICK Assistant Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences

DR. H. RAN WHITLEY Professor of Music College of Arts & Sciences WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Performance and Recital Possibilities for the Vocalises of Giuseppe Concone, North Carolina Trombone Festival, Annual Conference, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, North Carolina, April 8, 2017 • “Electronic Version of the Sueta Recorder Method,” In-service Training (Elementary Music), Prince George’s County Public Schools, Maryland, August 17, 2016 ORAL PRESENTATION

• Examination of the Cross Disciplinary Connection and Cross Disciplinary Integration of ESL and Music Pedagogies, TARUC International Conference on Learning and Teaching 2016, Tanku Abdul Rahman University College, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, October 18, 2016 WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Recorders Around the World: Diversity in Recorder Instruction, Florida Music Educators Association (FMEA), Annual Conference, Tampa, Florida, January 12, 2017 • Electronic Instruction for Recorders on SmartBoard, Florida Music Educators Association (FMEA), Annual Conference, Tampa, Florida, January 13, 2017 • Electronic Instruction for Recorders on SmartBoard, Illinois Music Educators Association (IMEA), Annual Conference, Peoria, Illinois, January 28, 2017 • Electronic Instruction for Recorders on SmartBoard Massachusetts Music Educators Association (MassMEA), Annual Conference, Boston, Massachusetts, 2017

POSTER PRESENTATION

• Guthrie, J., Womick, J.M., “Determination of the Stoichiometry between a Surfactant and a Self-Assembled Aggregate,” Southeastern Undergraduate Research Conference, Columbia, S.C. 2017

DR. DONNA L. WOOLARD Chair and Professor of Exercise Science College of Arts & Sciences WORKSHOP PRESENTER

• Woolard, D., Solving the Praxis II Exam Maze: Update. Presentation at the North Carolina College Conference on Professional Preparation in Physical Education and Health, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, September 16, 2016 ORAL PRESENTATION

• Freeman, W., Woolard, D., Faculty for the Future: The Limitations of Doctoral Education in Kinesiology. A paper presented at the National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education Conference in Orlando, Florida, 2017

DR. MAX ZHANG Assistant Professor College of Arts and Sciences ORAL PRESENTATION

• Faculty mentor for “Data Analysis of the 2016 Election in North Carolina” by Monica Hommond and Sarah Schneider. The result of this project was oral presented at Campbell University and 2017 Francis Marion Undergraduate Mathematics Conference.

POSTER PRESENTATION

• Research mentor for Madison Beane, student research project “Square the Circle? Yes, we can – Approximately”, post presentation at 7th Annual Academic Symposium at Wiggins Memorial Library and 2017

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Wiggins Memorial Library

Publications Campbell Accolades - 33

Publications

ZACHARY BOLITHO Assistant Professor of Law School of Law ARTICLE

DR. LYNN A. ALBERS Assistant Professor School of Engineering PEER-REVIEWED PAPER

SCHOOL OF LAW

Kevin P. Lee

Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

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ssociate Professor Kevin P. Lee joined the Campbell faculty in 2007.

He regularly teaches our required Business Organizations course to many upperlevel students, and he consistently teaches one of his jurisprudence offerings (satisfying another course requirement).

Lee is quite versatile in what he can teach, and his list of courses taught in recent years is long and impressive: Business Organizations, Comparative Law: Japan, Constitutional Law II, International Business Transactions, International Trade Law, Introduction to Legal Theory: Ancient to Modern, Predictive Analysis and the Future of Law, Public International Law, Religion and the First Amendment, and Twentieth Century Legal Theory. Additionally, he often works one-onone with one or more students each semester on “independent study” projects. Lee enjoys an enviable reputation among our students for his passion, stimulating class discussions, and genuine interest in their lives. He is also is a productive scholar, with several published works to his name. And he takes an active role in law school governance.

Lee received his B.A. and M.A. degrees (the latter cum laude) in Philosophy and Religion from Colgate University. He earned an M.A. degree (Religious Studies) at The University of Chicago. He earned his law degree (cum laude) from New York Law School. Campbell Law School takes enormous pride in recognizing Lee for his excellence in the classroom and scholarly accomplishments.

J. RICH LEONARD

Dean, School of Law

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• Two, peer-reviewed papers for the PreCollege Engineering Education Division of the American Society for Engineering Education 124th Annual Conference and Exposition

• The U.S. Constitution, the U.S. Department of Justice, and State Efforts to Legalize Marijuana, 4 Lincoln Memorial Law Review 42, 2017

DR. CHRIS BREIVOGEL Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

ELIZABETH BERENGUER Associate Professor of Law School of Law ARTICLE

• The Color of Fear: A CognitiveRhetorical Analysis of How Florida’s Subjective Fear Standard in Stand Your Ground Cases Ratifies Racism, 76 Maryland Law Review (forthcoming 2017)

• Breivogel, C.S., Vaghela, M.S., The Effects of Beta-arrestin1 Deletion on Acute Cannabinoid Activity, Brain Cannabinoid Receptors and Tolerance to Cannabinoids in Mice. Journal of Receptors and Signal Transduction 35(1): 98-106, 2015 PATENT ISSUED

• Brenda D. Jamerson and Christopher S. Breivogel, Treatment of Withdrawal Symptoms to Aid in Nicotine Use Cessation with Passiflora Incarnata, March 2016 JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

DR. RICHARD BOHANNON Professor of Physical Therapy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

• Brenseke, B., Breivogel, C. “Cannabinoid Collaboration at Campbell,” Campbell University School of Medicine (CUSOM) Scholarly Progress Newsletter, Summer 2016

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Bohannon, R.W. The PhyStat7. A New Test Battery for Characterizing the Physical Status of Older Adults Topic in Geriatric Rehabilitation 2017; 33: 84-88 • Steffl, M., Bohannon, R.W., Sontakova, L., Tufano, J.J., Shiells, K., Holmerova, I., Relationship between sarcopenia and physical activity in older people: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

Clinical Interventions in Aging 2017; 12: 835-845 • Cardin, G., Bohannon, R.W., Hip Extension Strength Measured Using Hand-held Dynamometry in a Rehabilitation Setting. Isokinet Exerc Sci 25: 157-160, 2017 • Bohannon, R.W., Test-retest Reliability of Measurements of Handgrip Strength Obtained by Dynamometry from Older Adults: A Systematic Review of Research in the PubMed Database. J Frailty Aging 6: 83-87, 2017

DR. TIMOTHY J. BLOOM Vice Chair and Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• Bloom, T.J., Hall, J.M., Liu, Q., Stagner, W., Adams, M.L., Developing an Assessment Process for a Master’s of Science Degree in a Pharmaceutical Sciences Program, Am J Pharm Educ 80 (7) Article 125, 2016 MANUSCRIPT

• Comparison of StrengthsQuest Signature Themes in Student Pharmacists and Other Healthcare Profession Students. Accepted for publication by Am J Pharm Educ • Bloom, T.J., DiMondi, V.P.,“The farmer and the cowman should be friends”: Surviving a curricular revision through interprofessional. Accepted for publication by Am J Pharm Educ

DR. RICHARD BOHANNON Professor of Physical Therapy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Steffl, M., Bohannon, R.W., Petr, M., Kohlikova, E., Holmerova, I., Alcohol Consumption as a Risk Factor for Sarcopenia- a Meta-analysis. BMC Geriatrics 16:99, 2016 • Nair, P., Bohannon, R.W., Devaney, L., Maloney, C., Romano, A., Measuring Forward Flexed Posture in Parkinson’s Disease. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 98: 508-516, 2017 • Bohannon, R.W., Crouch, R., Minimal Clinically Important Difference for Change in Six-minute Walk Test Distance of Adults with Pathology: A Systematic Review. J Eval Clin Pract 23: 377-381, 2017 • Bohannon, R.W., Wang, Y-C, Bubela, D., Gershon, R., Handgrip Strength: A Population-Based Study of Norms and Age Trajectories for 3- to 17-Year-Olds.

Pediatr Phys Ther 29: 118-123, 2017

• Wells, E., Avery, M., Catanzarito, B., Wilson, B., Bunn, J., Assessment of breakfast and physical activity habits of undergraduate students at a rural private institution. Journal of Physical Education and Sport. 2016; 16(3): 770775 ABSTRACT

• Bunn, J.A., Eschbach, L.C., Avery, M., Zhang, S., Powell, D., Evaluating physiological and emotional influence on heart rate recovery in trained and untrained populations. Medicine & Science in Sports and Exercise. 2016; 48(5S): S224 • Hernandez, N.J., Sanderford, M., Bunn, J., Powell, D.W., Comparison of muscle activation using a nitrogen piston-based resistance device with free weights.

Medicine & Science in Sports and Exercise. 2016; 48(5S): S316.

JACQUELINE K. BURGHER Instructor of Engineering School of Engineering PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

DR. JENNIFER BUNN Associate Professor and Director of Research in Physical Therapy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

• Burgher, J.K., Pitts, S., Reinkens, K., Van Wie, B.J., ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Impacts of Engineering Engagement Activities for First Year Students, June 26 – 29, 2016

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Bunn, J., Wells, E., Crossley, A., Timiney, M., The effects of DHA, choline and uridine supplementation on power output, work capacity, and cognition.

Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness. February 21, 2017 • Bunn, J., Eschbach, C., Magal, M., Wells, K., The Effects of Warm-up Intensity and Duration on Cycling Time Trial Performance. Central European Journal of Sport Science & Medicine.

2017; 17(1): 5-13 • Wells, E., Avery, M., Eschbach, L.C., Bunn, J., A comparison of perception of fitness and body composition to actual measures. The Sport Journal. October 20, 2016 • Hernandez, N., Sanderford, M., Bunn, J.. Analysis of muscle activation during piston resistance training and freeweight training. Proceedings of the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR). 2016 • Norris, N., Hackney, S., Bunn, J., The impact of altered visual input and auditory stimulations on balance and postural stability. Proceedings of the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR). 2016

DR. JENNA P. CARPENTER Dean and Professor School of Engineering PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Carpenter, J.P., Besterfield-Sacre, M., LaScola Needy, K., Schrader, C.B., “Listening and Negotiation,” Proceedings of the American Society for Engineering Education Conference, June 2016 JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• Carpenter, J.P., Dorff, M., “Stage a Speed Interviewing Marathon,” Toolkit Feature, MAA Focus, June/July 2016 BOOK REVIEW

• Carpenter, J., “Book Review, Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race,” The College Mathematics Journal, vol. 48, no. 1, January 2017 • Carpenter, J., “Hidden Figures Light Up the Screen: Black Women Who Helped America Win the Space Race,” Math Horizons, February 2017

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Dr. Connie Chester Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

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onnie Chester came to Campbell University in 2004 as a member of the Family and Consumer Sciences Department in the School of Education and was tasked with developing the Birth to Kindergarten teacher licensure program. When the Family and Consumer Sciences department was phased out, the Birth to Kindergarten program became part of Professional Education and Chester became a very valued member of the Professional Education faculty.

The Birth to Kindergarten program has established itself as a strong program preparing teachers to work with young children with and without disabilities and their families in a variety of settings. Chester is very involved in local schools and community agencies that support young children such as Harnett County Partnership for Children, Angier Migrant Head Start and Harnett County lnteragency Council.

The professional involvement modeled by her demonstrates for our students the importance of being involved in the profession and becoming a teacher leader.

Students and faculty appreciate Chester’s quiet demeanor and easy going personality. She is always willing to take on a challenge whether working with students or colleagues and always works to assure that students receive what they need to be the best teachers they can be. During the past accreditation cycle, Chester took the lead in addressing the most challenging standard and did an outstanding job of collaborating with faculty to successfully meet the requirements of the standard. Currently she is taking the lead in working with students and faculty to implement a new state portfolio requirement for student teachers.

DR. KAREN NERY

Dean, School of Education

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DR. TONY W. CARTLEDGE Professor of Old Testament Divinity School BOOK

• The Megillot: Five Scrolls for All Times.

Macon, GA: Nurturing Faith Publishers, 2016

Poster Session, 2017 • Elzay, S., Fenn, P., Colletti, T., The Inclusion of Mass Casualty Training During Physician Assistant Education. American Academy of Physician Assistants Annual Conference Poster Session, 2017

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• Author of Weekly Bible Studies, Nurturing Faith Journal and Bible Studies

ALLEGRA COLLINS Interim Director LRW Program School of Law

TUNEEN CHISOLM Assistant Professor of Law School of Law ARTICLE

Whose Song is That? Searching For Equity and Inspiration For Music Vocalists Under the Copyright Act, 19 Yale Journal of Law & Technology ____ (forthcoming 2017)

AMICUS BRIEF

• Asheville v State, No. 391PA15, 2016 N.C. LEXIS 1133, December 21, 2016 PRO BONO BRIEF

• Pro bono brief which was awarded an Amicus Service Award by the International Municipal Lawyers Association

Associate Professor of Law School of Law ARTICLE

• Murder for Life Insurance Money: Protecting the Children, 58 South Texas Law Review ___ (forthcoming 2017) • A Plea to North Carolina: Bring Fairness to the Assessment of Civil Battery Liability for Defendants with Cognitive Disabilities, 39 Campbell Law Review ___ (forthcoming 2017)

DR. MICHAEL COGDILL Professor of Christian Ministry Divinity School MANUSCRIPT

• Forthcoming Book-Summer 2017: “IT IS WORTH A LIFE: HEARING AND RESPONDING TO GOD”S CALL”

DR. SARAH K. GOFORTH Assistant Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Chen, J; Goforth, S.K.; McKeown, B.A.; Gunnoe, T.B “Brønsted acid-catalysed intramolecular hydroamination of unactivated alkenes: metal triflates as an in situ source of triflic acid,” Dalton Trans. 2017, 46, 2884-2891

DR. KAREN GUZMAN DR. ADAM C. ENGLISH

JOHNNY CHRISCOE

Congress of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis and 63rd Annual Scientific and Standardization Committee (SSC) Meeting to be held in Berlin, Germany from July 8 - 13, 2017

Professor of Theology and Philosophy College of Arts & Sciences BOOK

• Christmas: Theological Anticipations (Cascade / Wipf & Stock, 2016)

DR. STEVEN H. FULLER Professor Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences MANUSCRIPT

• Muzyk, A.J., Lentz, K., Green, C., Fuller, H.S., May, D.B., Roukema, L., Emphasizing Bloom’s Affective Domain to Reduce Pharmacy Students’ Stigmatizing Attitudes AJPE 2017; 81 (2) Article 35, 1-7 • Muzyk, A.J., Fuller, S.H., et al. Evaluating the incorporation of reflective discussions in an interactive classroom environment on students’ attitudes toward patients with mental illness and addiction: A focus on Bloom’s Affective Domain. J Pharm Prac 2016

Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences ABSTRACT

• Bass, A., Guzman, D., Guzman, K., “A Simplified Method to Create Transgenic Zebrafish and Drosophila Using Electroporation” SE Biology, July 2016, Vol 63, No 3, p336 • Creasman, D., Guzman, K. “Investigating the Interactions of SR-A, TLR3, and TLR4 Receptors and the Impact on Cytokine Production” J. NCAS, 2016, Vol 132, issue 3-4 • Byrd, K., Creasman, D., Guzman, K. “Expression of the Inflammatory Mediators Interleukin-6 and Scavenger Receptor-A in the C2C12 Myoblast Cell Line” J. NCAS, 2016, Vol 132, issue 3-4 • Qassem, M., Buhrman, G., Guzman, K. “Modeling Alzheimer’s Associated Protein Isoforms in ZebraFish: Identifying Common Alleles of the Apolipoprotein Gene of Humans and Zebrafish” J. NCAS, 2016, Vol 132, issue 3-4

DR. TERRI HAMRICK DR. THOMAS P. COLLETTI Chair, Director, & Associate Professor Department of PA Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ABSTRACT

• Fenn, P., Daniels, C., Christensen, G.; Alekseev, O., Johnson, B.L., Coniglio, D., Pineiro, M., Colletti, T., Attitudes Towards Ultrasound Training During Physician Assistant Training. American Academy of Physician Assistants Annual Conference

DR. JAMES B. GROCE III Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences ABSTRACT

• Pernod, G., Demaistre, E., Palareti, G., Groce, J.B. et al. Abstract A-859-002900550 “Validation of STA-Liatest D-Di Assay for Exclusion of Deep Vein Thrombosis According to the Latest Clinical and Laboratory Standard Institute/Food and Drug Administration Guideline. Results of a Multicenter Management Study. XXVI

Associate Professor of Microbiology & Immunology School of Osteopathic Medicine JOURNAL COVER & PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Spears, P.A., Havell, E.A., Hamrick, T.S., Goforth, J.B., Levine, A.L., Abraham, S.T., Heiss, C., Azadi, P, & Orndorff, P.E., Listeria monocytogenes wall teichoic acid decorations in virulence and cell-to-cell spread, Molecular Microbiology (September 2016) 101:714-730

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DR. RAHUL V. HAWARE

M.R., Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Infant Mortality in North Carolina from 2008-2009.

NC Med J. 2016;77(6):373-377

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Singaraju, A., Nguyen, K., Jain, A., Haware, R.V., Stevens, L., Aggregate elasticity, crystal structure and tableting performance for p-aminobenzoic acid and a series of its benzoate esters, (2016), Molecular Pharmaceutics, 13 (11), 3797-3806 • Singaraju, A., Iyer, M., Haware, R.V., Stevens, L., Caffeine Co-Crystal Mechanics Evaluated with a Combined Structural and Spectroscopic Approach, (2016), Crystal Growth and Design, 16(8), 4383-4391 • Parmar, R., Ghanta, A., Haware, R.V., Johnson, P.R., Stagner, W.C., Statistical Optimization of an Evaporative Light Scattering (ELSD) Detector for Molten Sucrose Octaacetate and Comparison with UV-Diode Array Detection (DAD) Validation Parameters Using Coupled HPLC UV-DAD/ ELSD Specific Stability-Indicating Method (2016), Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 105 (12), 3603-3610 • Vinjamuri, B.P., Haware, R.V., Stagner, W.C., Particle Engineering Product Design, Multicriteria Optimization, and Critical Attribute Characterization of Inhalable Ipratropium Bromide Microparticles, (2016), AAPSPharmSciTech, DOI:10.1208/s12249016-0668-y • Gupte, A., DeHart, M., Stagner, W.C., Haware, R.V., Comparative Binder Efficiency Modeling of Dry Granulation Binders, (2016), Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy, DOI: 10.1080/03639045.2016.1272118 • Yang, R., Nam, K., Kim, S.W., Turkson, J., Zou Y., Zuo Y., Haware R.V., Chougule, M.B., Optimization of Biodegradable Nanocarrier Formulation by Taguchi Method and Standard Least Square Method (2017), Molecular Pharmaceutics, 14(1), 252-263 • Dave, V.S., Mack, C., Boyce, H., Al-Achi, A., Hoag, S., Haware, R.V., Lubricant Sensitivity Assessment of SPRESS B®820 by Near Infrared Spectroscopy: A Comparison of Multivariate Methods, (2017), Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 106 (2), 537-545

DR. MELISSA A. HOLLAND Assistant Professor of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Stanaland, M,, Jiroutek, M.R., Holland, M.A., Study of the Association between Serum Vitamin D Levels and Prostate Cancer. Military Medicine 2017 May; 182(5):e1769-e1774 • Holland, M.A., Young, M.L., Jiroutek,

DR. MICHAEL R. JIROUTEK Assistant Professor of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences COMMENTARY/EDITORIAL

• Jiroutek, M.R., Turner J.R., In Praise of Confidence Intervals: Much More Informative than P-values Alone. J Clin Hypertens. 2016 Sep; 18(9):955-7. doi: 10.1111/jch.12908 PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Holland, M.A., Young, M.L., Jiroutek, M.R., Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Infant Mortality in North Carolina from 2008-2009.

NC Med J. 2016 11-12;77(6):373-377 • Branoff, J.D., Jiroutek, M.R., Kelly, C.R., Huma, S., Sutton, B.S., A Retrospective Cross-sectional Analysis of Health Education Disparities in Diabetic Subjects using Data from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey. Diabetes Educ. 2017 Feb; 43(1):125134. doi: 10.1177/0145721716685408

Effectiveness of ledipasvir/sofobuvir in real-world patients with chronic hepatitis C virus: A collaborative treatment approach.

International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents. June 2017:49(6):778-781 • Johnson, S.W., Raccor, B., Thompson, D,K., Hepatitis C Virus-Genotype 3 Infection: An update on current and future therapeutic interventions. Current Infectious Diseases Reports. April 2017. Online ahead of print.

• Perry, T.D., Nye, A.M., Johnson, S.W., Medication discrepancy rates among Medicaid recipients at hospital discharge.

JAPHA. April 2017. Online ahead of print.

• Johnson, S.W., Teachey, A.L., Valanejad, S.M., Griffin, S.M., Weber, S.F., Cure with ledipasvir/sofosbuvir for chronic hepatitis C virus in an individual with gastric bypass. J Clin Pharm Ther. April 2017. Online ahead of print.

DR. W. GLENN JONAS Associate Dean and Charles Howard Professor of Religion College of Arts & Sciences

• Stanaland, M., Jiroutek, M.R., Holland, M.A., Study of the Association between Serum Vitamin D Levels and Prostate Cancer. Military Medicine. 2016 May; 182(5):e1769-e1774

BOOK

• Muzyk, A.J., Gagliardi, J.P., Rakesh, G., Jiroutek, M.R., Radhakrishnan, R., Pae, C., Masand, P.S., Szabo, S.T., Development of a Diverse Learning Experience for Diverse Psychiatry Resident Needs: A Four-year Biological Psychiatry Curriculum Incorporating Principles of Neurobiology, Psychopharmacology, and Evidence-based Practice. Psychiatry Investing. 2017 May; 14(3):289-297

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

COMMENTARY/EDITORIAL

DR. BARRY A. JONES

• Jiroutek, M.R., Turner, J.R., Buying a Significant Result: Do We Need to Reconsider the Role of the P-value? J Clin Hypertens. In press.

DR. STEVEN W. JOHNSON

• A Cloud of Witnesses from the Heart of the City: First Presbyterian Church, Raleigh, 1816-2016, Mercer University Press, 2016 • “Nurturing the Vision: First Baptist Church Raleigh, 1812-2012,” Baptist History and Heritage 51 (Fall, 2016): 29-38 • “The Riches and Challenges of Local Church Historiography,” Perspectives in Religious Studies 43 (Fall, 2016), 165-172

Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew Divinity School JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• “The Oldest Trick in the Book: Narrative Explorations of Oppression and Resistance in Exodus 1,” Review & Expositor 114, No.2 (2017): 157-165

Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Johnson, S.W., Davis, M.M., Stever, L.M., Priest, D.H., Curing the historically incurable: Treatment success with ledipasvir/sofosbuvir for chronic hepatitis C virus in a heavily treatment experienced individual. J Clin Pharm Ther. 2016 Dec;41(6):727-729 • Johnson, S.W., Ammirati, S.R., Hartis, C.E., Weber, S.F., Morgan, M.R., Darnell, T.A., Silwal, A., Schmidlin, H.N., Priest, D.H.,

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DR. VICTORIA S. KAPRIELIAN Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Medical Education School of Osteopathic Medicine JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• Peer-reviewed journal article: Kaprielian, V.S., Higgins, T. What Can a PA or NP Do for Your Practice? Family Practice Management 2017; 24(2): 19-22

• Magazine article about Armenia outreach program: Kaprielian, V.S., If You Open Your Heart, You Can Hear the Call.

Baptists on Mission, Fall 2016

SARAH LUDINGTON Assistant Professor of Law School of Law

An Interdisciplinary Project. Special Issue Mathematics Education: Through the Lens of Social Justice (2016)

BOOK CHAPTER(S)

MIKE KENT Associate Professor of Law School of Law

• U.S. Farm and Food Subsidies: A Short History of a Long Controversy (to be published as part of a book titled FOOD FIGHTS: HOW THE PAST MATTERS TO CONTEMPORARY FOOD DEBATES (forthcoming 2017)

ARTICLE

• Public Pension Reform and the Takings Clause, 4 Belmont Law Review (forthcoming 2017)

LISA LUKASIK Associate Professor of Law School of Law

DR. MICHELLE D. LANGAKER Chair and Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology School of Osteopathic Medicine

KEVIN LEE Associate Professor of Law School of Law COMMENTARY/EDITORIAL

• “The greatness of the U.S. is in its name-united,” News and Observer, Nov. 11, 2016 • “Call off the crisis: Constitution clear on what Senate must do,” The News and Observer, February 16, 2016 JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• “A Preface to the Philosophy of Legal Information,” forthcoming, (Fall 2017) 20 Southern Methodist University Science and Technology Law Review • “Getting Real: Jurisprudence and Structural Realism” Legal Issues (forthcoming, July 2017) ARTICLE

• A Preface to the Philosophy of Legal Information, 20 SMU Science & Technology Law Review (forthcoming 2017)

Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Muzyk, A.J., Lentz, K., Green, C., Fuller, S., Byron May, D., Roukema, L. Emphasizing bloom’s affective domain to reduce pharmacy students’ stigmatizing attitudes. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 81 (2), January 1, 2017

• 15 EDC 05966, issued in April 2017, written in role as State Hearing Review Officer for the State Board of Education pursuant to N.C. Gen. Stat. § 115C-109.9

• Johnson, K., Muzyk, A., Wald, M. Characteristics of antipsychotic medication prescribing on inpatient obstetric floors. Archives of women’s mental health, 19 (4), 705-707, August 2016

DR. D. BYRON MAY

• Palazzolo, N., Kram, B., Muzyk, A., Examination of QTc Values in Critically Ill Patients Diagnosed with Delirium and Prescribed Atypical Antipsychotics.

Current Drug Safety, 11 (999), 1-1, August 15, 2016

DECISION

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• Goforth, J., Langaker, M., Urinary Incontinence in Women. N C Med J. 2016 11-12;77(6):423-425. PMID: 27864495 Free Article

DR. ANDREW MUZYK

Professor and Chairman, Department of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Muzyk, A.J., Lentz, K., Green, C., Fuller, S., May, D.B., Roukema, L., Emphasizing Bloom’s Affective Domain to Reduce Pharmacy Students’ Stigmatizing Attitudes. AJPE 2017;81(2)

DR. BRUCE MCNAIR Associate Professor of History College of Arts and Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Martin Luther and Lucas Cranach Teaching the Lord’s Prayer, Religions 2017, 8(4), 63, special issue Teaching the Reformations, online journal BOOK REVIEW

• Review of Andreae Alciati, Contra Vitam Monasticam Epistula: Andrea Alciato’s Letter Against Monastic Life, ed. D. Drysdall (Leuven, 2014), NeoLatin News.

63.3,4 (2015): 193-95

• Jurisprudence and Structural Realism, ___ LEGAL ISSUES (UK) (forthcoming 2017)

DR. CELETHIA MCNEIL Instructor of Mathematics and Statistics Adult and Online Education JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• McNeil, C. K., Fairley Jr, C., Developing Sociopolitical Consciousness through Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun:

MANUSCRIPT

• Rakesh, G., Muzyk, A., Szabo, S.T., Gupta, S., Pae, C-U., Masand, P., Tardive dyskinesia: 21st century may bring new treatments to a forgotten disorder. Annals of clinical psychiatry : official • journal of the American Academy of Clinical Psychiatrists, 29 (1), e9-e20, February 2017 CASE REPORT

• Brown, G.D., Muzyk, A.J., Preud’homme, X.A., Prolonged Delirium With Catatonia Following Orthotopic Liver Transplant Responsive to Memantine. Journal of psychiatric practice, 22 (2), 128-132, March 2016 MANUSCRIPT

• Wald, M.F., Muzyk, A.J., Clark, D., Bipolar Depression: Pregnancy, Postpartum, and Lactation. The Psychiatric clinics of North America, 39 (1), 57-74, March 2016

DR. ALICIA D. MYERS Assistant Professor of New Testament and Greek Divinity School BOOK CHAPTER(S)

• “Rhetoric.” Pages 187-203 in How John Works: Storytelling in the Fourth Gospel.

Edited by Douglas Estes and Ruth Sheridan.

SBLRBS 86. Atlanta: SBL Press, 2016

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DR. RYAN A. NEWSON

LUCAS C. OSBORN

DR. VICTOR M. PULGAR

Adjunct Professor of Christian Studies College of Arts & Sciences

Associate Professor of Law School of Law

Associate Professor of Pharmacology College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

BOOK

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• “Radical Friendship: The Politics of Communal Discernment,” April 2017

DR. BRUCE W. NEWTON Professor and Chair of Anatomy School of Osteopathic Medicine PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Mitchell, T., Newton, B.W., Terreberry, R.T., VanCura, M.X., Video dissection to determine the usefulness of synthetic cadavers vs. real cadavers. J. Human Anat. Physiol. Soc., 20(3):112-115, 2016 • Newton, B.W., Rodgers, S.A., Rau, J.N., Hong, M.Y., Terreberry, R.R., A new type of non-recurrent inferior laryngeal nerve in a cadaver with a right retroesophageal subclavian artery. Int. J. Anat. Var., 10(2):18-19, 2017 POSTER PRESENTATION

• Newton, B.W., Vaskalis, Z.T., Cognitive and affective empathy of M1-3 osteopathic medical students. 20th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Medical Science Educators. 2016 Annual Meeting, Leiden, Netherlands.

• Rau, J., Rodgers, S., Hong, M, Terreberry, R.R. and Newton, B.W. (2016) Rare anatomical variations: two cadavers with right retroesophgeal subclavian arteries and a new type of non-recurrent inferior laryngeal nerve. 20th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Medical Science Educators. 2016 Annual Meeting, Leiden, Netherlands.

• “Intellectual Property Channeling for Digital Goods” CARDOZO L. REV. __ (forthcoming 2017) • Essay, “Doctrinal Quandaries with 3D Printing and Intellectual Property”, ABA Intellectual Property Litigation Newsletter, summer 2016 ARTICLE

• Intellectual Property Channeling for Digital Goods, ___ Cardozo Law Review ___ (forthcoming 2017) • Trademark Boundaries and 3D Printing, 50 Akron Law Review ___ (forthcoming 2017) • The Limits of Creativity: Copyright, CAD Files, and Lockout Codes, 4 Texas A. & M. Journal of Property Law ___ (forthcoming 2017) CO-AUTHORED ARTICLE

• Trademarks and Digital Goods, 92 Notre Dame Law Review ___ (forthcoming 2017)

JON POWELL Adjunct Faculty School of Law ARTICLE

• Making Space for Good Things to Happen: A Restorative Approach to the School-to-Prison Pipeline, 17 Florida Coastal Law Review 83 (2015).

SCOTT PRYOR Professor, School of Law

DR. ANN MARIE NYE Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ARTICLE

• Nine to Eleven: Accounting for Common Interest Communities in Bankruptcy, 33 Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal ___ (forthcoming 2017)

ABSTRACT

• Nye, A.M., Perkins, S., Lewis, C., Townsend, M., Development of Simulated Cases to Compare Student Knowledge Retention and Perception Versus Written Cases. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education. 2016;80(5):85 JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• Nye, A.M., A Clinical Pharmacist in Telehealth Team Care for Rural Patients with Diabetes. NCMJ. 2017;78(3):183-4. doi: 10.18043/ncm.78.3.183

• Su, Y., Bi, J., Pulgar, V.M.*, Chappell, M.C., Rose, J.C., Antenatal betamethasone attenuates the angiotensin-(1-7)-Mas receptor-nitric oxide axis in isolated proximal tubule cells. Am J Physiol Renal Physiol. 2017 Jun 1 312(6):F1056-F1062 *corresponding author

DR. AMANDA M. SHARP PARKER Assistant Professor of Homeland Security College of Arts & Sciences JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• “Radicalization in Prisons”. In Lockdown Nation: An Encyclopedia of Controversies and Trends in American Prisons. Robert M. Worley and Vidisha B. Worley (Eds.). ABCCLIO Publishing: Santa Barbara, California

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DR. LORAE ROUKEMA Associate Professor of Education School of Education PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Muzyk, A, Lentz, K., Green, C., Fuller, S., May, B., and Roukema, L.,Emphasizing Bloom’s Affective Domain to Reduce Pharmacy Students’ Stigmatizing Attitudes.

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education: Volume 81, Issue 2, Article 35, 2017 • Choy, S.C., Street, J., Roukema, L., Yim, S-C, A Comparison of Malaysian and American Learners’ Behaviour: The Mediating Role of Learners’ Awareness.

In G.B. Teh and S.C. Choy (Eds.), Empowering 21st Century Learners through Holistic and Enterprising Learning.

Selected Papers from Tunku Abdul Rahman University College International Conference 2016. (in press) Springer Publications, 2017 JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• Roukema, L., Program Performance-Assessment Series, Part V. ESC Tips & Strategies. SOCOE/TLDE/ESC. Fort Bragg, North Carolina, August 2016 • Roukema, L., Next Steps. ESC Tips & Strategies. SOCOE/TLDE/ESC. Fort Bragg, North Carolina, January 2017 • Roukema, L., The Coaching Mindset. ESC Tips & Strategies. SOCOE/TLDE/ESC. Fort Bragg, North Carolina, April 2017 PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATION ARTICLE

• Roukema, L., The Low-Down on Teaming.

Middle Grades Musings. NCMLE, August 2016

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DR. JACLYN STANKE Associate Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences BOOK REVIEW

• Kari Frederickson’s Cold War Dixie: Militarization and Modernization in the American South, The South Carolina Historical Magazine 116 (3): 215-217 • Austin Jersild’s The Sino-Soviet Alliance: An International History, The Historian 79(1): 200-202

MYRAH STOCKDALE Assessment Coordinator College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Royal, K.D, Stockdale, M.R. The Impact of 3-Option Responses to Multiple-Choice Questions on Guessing Strategies and Cut Score Determinations . Journal of Advances in Medical Education & Professionalism, 5(2), 84–89, 2017 • Chouinard, J., Boyce, A., Hicks, J., Jones, J., Long, J., Pitts, R., Stockdale, M., “Navigating Theory and Practice in Evaluation Fieldwork: Experiences of Novice Evaluation Practitioners”.

American Journal of Evaluation. doi:10.1177/1098214016667582 (2016) • Stockdale, M., Royal, K., “Missing Data as a Validity Threat for Medical Education Research: Problems and Solutions”.

International Journal of Healthcare. 2(2), 6772. DOI: 10.5430/ijh.v2n2p67 (2016) COMPUTER SOFTWARE

• Stockdale, M. Calculation for the marginof-error: An interactive calculation tool for determining the margin of error and interpretive validity of student evaluations of teaching (SET)[Computer software], August 2016

DR. WENDY GATTIS STOUGH Adjunct Professor of Pharmacy Practice & Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Zannad, F., Rossignol, P., Stough, W.G., Epstein, M., Alonso, G.A., Bakris, G.L., Butler, J., Kosiborod, M., Berman, L., Mebazaa, A., Rasmussen, H.S., Ruilope, L.M., Stockbridge, N., Thompson, A., Wittes, J., Pitt, B., New approaches to hyperkalemia in patients with indications for renin angiotensin aldosterone inhibitors: Considerations for trial

design and regulatory approval. Int J Cardiol. 2016;216:46-51. doi: 10.1016/j. ijcard.2016.04.127 • Bueno, H., de Graeff, P., Richard-Lordereau, I., Emmerich, J., Fox, K.A., Friedman, C.P., Gaudin, C., El-Gazayerly, A., Goldman, S., Hemmrich, M., Henderson, RA., Himmelmann, A., Irs, A., Jackson, N., James, S.K., Katus, H.A., Laslop, A., Laws, I., Mehran, R., Ong, S., Prasad, K., Roffi, M., Rosano Garcia, M., Rose, M., Sinnaeve, P.R., Stough, W.G., Thygesen, K., Van de Werf, F., Varin, C,, Verheugt, F.W., de Los Angeles Alonso García. M., Report of the European Society of Cardiology Cardiovascular Round Table regulatory workshop update of the evaluation of new agents for the treatment of acute coronary syndrome: Executive summary. Eur Heart J Acute Cardiovasc Care. 2016; pii:2048872616649859 • Zannad, F., Stough, W.G., Lipicky, R.J., Tamargo, J., Bakris, G.L., Borer, J.S., Alonso García, A., Hadjadj, S., Koenig, W., Kupfer, S., McCullough, P.A., Mosenzon, O., Pocock, S., Scheen, A.J., Sourij, H., Van der Schueren, B., Stahre, C., White, W.B., Calvo, G., Assessment of cardiovascular risk of new drugs for the treatment of diabetes mellitus: risk assessment vs. risk aversion.

European Heart Journal Cardiovascular Pharmacotherapy. 2016;2(3):200-5 • Adams, K.F. Jr, Butler, J., Patterson, J.H., Stough, W.G., Bauman, J.L., van Veldhuisen, D.J., Schwartz, T.A., Sabbah, H., Mackowiak, J.I., Ventura, H.O., Ghali, J.K., Dose response characterization of the association of serum digoxin concentration with mortality outcomes in the Digitalis Investigation Group trial. European Journal of Heart Failure 2016;18(8):1072-81 • Cowie, M.R., Blomster, J.I., Curtis, L.H., Duclaux, S., Ford, I., Fritz, F., Goldman, S., Janmohamed, S., Kreuzer, J., Leenay, M., Michel, A., Ong, S., Pell, J.P., Southworth, M.R., Stough, W.G., Thoenes, M., Zannad, F., Zalewski, A., Electronic health records to facilitate clinical research. Clinical Research in Cardiology 2017;106(1):1-9 • Rossignol, P., Legrand, M., Kosiborod, M., Hollenberg, S.M., Peacock, W.F., Emmett, M., Epstein, M., Kovesdy, C.P., Yilmaz, M.B., Stough, W.G., Gayat, E., Pitt, B., Zannad, F., Mebazaa, A., Emergency management of severe hyperkalemia: Guideline for best practice and opportunities for the future.

Pharmacologic Research. 2016;113(Pt A):585-591

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DR. JUTTA STREET Associate Professor of Psychology School of Education SELECTED PAPER

• Choy, S.C., Street, J., Roukema, L., Yim, J.S. A Comparison of Malaysian and American Learners’ Behaviour: The Mediating Role of Learners’ Awareness. In G.B. The and S.C. Choy Eds.), Empowering Twenty-first Century Learners Through Holistic and Enterprising Learning. Selected Papers from Tunku Abdul Rahmen University College International Conference 2016, Springer Publications, 2017

DR. DOROTHEA K. THOMPSON Associate Professor, Microbiology and Immunology College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences REVIEW ARTICLE

• Johnson, S.W., Thompson, D.K., Raccor, B., Hepatitis C Virus-Genotype 3: Update on Current and Emergent Therapeutic Interventions. Current Infectious Disease Reports 19:22, 2017

DR. MIRANDA A.L. VANTILBURG Associate Professor of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Reed-Knight, B., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Levy, R. L., Langer, S.L., Romano, J.M., Murphy, T.B., DuPen, M.M., Feld, A.D., Maladaptive coping and depressive symptoms partially explain the association between family stress and pain-related distress in youth with IBD. Journal of Pediatric Psychology, in press, 2017 • Simrén, M., Törnblom, H., Palsson, O.S., van Tilburg, M.A.L., van Oudenhove, L., Tack, J., Whitehead., W.E. Visceral hypersensitivity is associated with GI symptom severity in functional GI disorders: Consistent findings from five different patient cohorts.

Gut, Epub Ahead of print 1/19/2017 doi: 10.1136/gutjnl-2016-312361, 2017 • Claar, R.L., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Abdullah, B., Langer, S., Sherif, D., Whitehead, W.E., Drossman, D.A., Levy, R.L., Psychological distress and quality of life in pediatric Crohn’s disease: Impact of pain and disease state. Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, published ahead of print DOI: 10.1097/MPG.0000000000001549, 2017 • Stollon, N., Zhong, Y., Ferris, M., Bhansali, S., Pitts, B., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Longitudinal

Self-management and Transition Readiness in Pediatric and Adult Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Patients. World Journal of Gastroenterology, 23(18), 3349-3355. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v23.i18.3349, 2017 • Javalkar, K., Rak, E., Phillips, A., Haberman, C., Ferris, M., & van Tilburg, M.A.L., Predictors of Caregiver Burden among Mothers of Children with Chronic Conditions. Children, 4, 39, 2017 doi:10.3390/children4050039 • Cooper, T.E., Fisher,E., Gray, A.L., Krane, E., Sethna, N. van Tilburg, M.A.L. Zernikow, B., Wiffen, P.J., Opioids for chronic non-cancer pain in children and adolescents. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2, DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD012538, 2017 • van Tilburg, M.A.L., Claar, R.L., Romano, J. Langer, S., Drossman, D.A., Whitehead, W.E., Abdullah, B., Levy, R.L., Psychological factors may play an important role in pediatric Crohn’s disease symptoms and disability. Journal of Pediatrics, 5;184:94100.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2017.01.058, 2017

Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders in children and adolescents in the United States. Gastroenterology, 152(5), S649, 2017 • Zwiener, R., Robin, S., Keller, C., Hyman, P.E., Nurko, S., Saps, M., DiLorenzo, C., Shulman, J., Hyams, J., Palsson, O.S., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Prevalence of Rome IV Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders in children and adolescents in the United States.

Gastroenterology, 152(5), S649, 2017

OLIVIA WEEKS

• van Tilburg, M.A.L., Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders (pp. 507-513). In: C. Faure, N. Thapar, & C. DiLorenzo (Eds). Pediatric Neurogastroenterology: Gastrointestinal Motility and Functional Disorders in Children. New York, New York: Springer, 20176

• Keller, C.Y., Mir, S.A., Dellon, E.S., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Evaluation of Disease Severity and Quality of Life in Pediatric Eosinophilic Esophagitis. Gastroenterology, 152(5), S430, 2017 • Bennet, S., Plasson, O., Whitehead, W.E., Barrow, D.A., Tornblom, H., Ohman, L., Simren, M., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Serum cytokines are elevated in patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) but largely unrelated to symptom characteristics.

Gastroenterology, 152(5), S68-69, 2017 • Zwiener, R., Keller, C., Robin, S., Hyman, P.E., Palsson, O.S., Saps, M., DiLorenzo, C., Shulman, J., Hyams, J., Nurko, S., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Prevalence of Rome IV

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• Subhash, Y., Bang, J.J., You, T., Lee, S-S., Roseomonas rubra sp. nov., isolated from lagoon sediments. International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology.

November 2016 66: 3821-3827

DR. HONG ZHU Associate Professor of Physiology and Pathophysiology School of Osteopathic Medicine

ARTICLE

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

• The Law Is What It Is, But Is It Equitable?

The Law of Encroachments Where the Innocent, Negligent, and Willful Are Treated the Same, 39 Campbell Law Review ___ (forthcoming 2017)

DR. H. RAN WHITLEY Professor of Music College of Arts & Sciences

• Zhu, H., Kauffman, M.E., Li, J.Z., Sarkar, S., Trush, M.A., Jia, Z., Li, Y.R., Innovative bioluminometric quantification of cancer cell load in target organs: implications for studying anticancer drugs, including ROS enhancers. Reactive Oxygen Species 1(2):157-164, 2016 • Zhu, H., Jia, Z., Trush, M.A., Li, Y.R., A highly sensitive chemiluminometric assay for real-time detection of biological hydrogen peroxide formation. Reactive Oxygen Species 1(3):216‒227, 2016

BOOK

• Zhu, H., Jia, Z., Trush, M.A., Li, Y.R., Nrf2 deficiency promotes melanoma growth and lung metastasis. Reactive Oxygen Species 2 (4):308-314, 2016

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

• Kauffman, M.K., Kauffman, M.E., Traore, K., Zhu, H., Trush, M., Jia, Z., Li, Y., MitoSOX-based flow cytometry for detecting mitochondrial ROS. Reactive Oxygen Species 2(5):361-370, 2016

• Whitley, R., Sixteen Concone Duets for Trombone, Volume 1 (Nos. 1-16), Cherry Classics, Vancouver, British Columbia, 2016 • Whitley, R., Examination of the Cross Disciplinary Connection and Cross Disciplinary Integration of ESL and Music Pedagogies.

Journal for the TARUC International Conference on Learning and Teaching (TIC 2016), Tunku Abdul Rahman University College: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2016

REVIEW ARTICLE

DR. DUSTIN T. WILSON

• Zhu, H., Sarkar, S., Scott, L., Danelisen, I., Trush, M.A., Jia, Z., Li, Y.R., Doxorubicin redox biology: redox cycling, topoisomerase inhibition, and oxidative stress. Reactive Oxygen Species 1(3):189198, 2016

Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

• Santo, A., Zhu, H., Li, Y.R., Free radicals: from health to disease. Reactive Oxygen Species 2(4):245–263, 2016

ABSTRACT

• Robin, S., Nowell, S.W., Watson, L.R., van Tilburg, M.A.L., Functional abdominal pain disorders among children at high risk for autism: A pilot study to examine the role of sensory hypersensitivity and anxiety.

Gastroenterology, 152(5), S707, 2017

Associate Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

Assistant Professor of Law School of Law

BOOK CHAPTER(S)

• van Tilburg, M.A.L., Integration of biomedical and psychosocial issues in pediatric functional gastrointestinal and motility disorders (pp. 71-80). In: C. Faure, N. Thapar, & C. DiLorenzo (Eds). Pediatric Neurogastroenterology: Gastrointestinal Motility and Functional Disorders in Children. New York, New York: Springer, 2017

DR. TAEK H. YOU

MANUSCRIPT

• Jones, T.M., Johnson, S.W., DiMondi, V.P., Wilson, D.T., Focus on JNJ-Q2, a Novel Fluoroquinolone, for the Management of Community-Acquired Bacterial Pneumonia and Acute Bacterial Skin and Skin Structure Infections. Infection and Drug Resistance 2016;9:119-128 • Wilson, D.T., DiMondi, V.P., Johnson, S.W., Jones, T.M., Drew, R.H., Role of Isavuconazole in the Treatment of Invasive Fungal Infections. Therapeutics and Clinical Risk Management 2016;12:1-10

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Student Work Campbell Accolades - 45

7th Annual Academic Symposium

Award Winners

March 30, 2017 | Wiggins Memorial Library The following outstanding presentations, posters, and creations were awarded prizes at the 2017 Academic Symposium. Each student is listed along with their faculty mentor.

FINE ARTS

Oral Presentations Presented at the Seventh Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium on March 30, 2017

ANDREW J. FRANKLIN THE LAST PORT IN THE STORM

Examines the important role played by the Wilmington, North Carolina port, the last standing Southern port of the American Civil War. •

SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEMS VULNERABILITIES

Discusses the background regarding SCADA attacks, vulnerabilities of SCADA systems, critical infrastructure accidents caused by SCADA systems, and recommendations.

It is estimated that approximately 100,000 abdominal wall hernia repairs are performed annually in the US. With these repairs, synthetic mesh is most effective at preventing recurrence; however, patients can be exposed to surgical complications, such as pain, fibrosis, and infection.

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Dr. Bonnie Brenseke, Osteopathic Medicine

“POBRE JUAN” AND THE CHALLENGES OF IMMIGRATION TO THE U.S.

The key issue of this song is the cause of illegal immigration as well as dangers involved in crossing the border without a visa.

The story of “Pobre Juan” may be fictional, but the circumstances and the outcome are all too real, and there are many true stories to prove it.

1st: Kaela McKoy, “Sweet Lilly,” Prof.

Larkin Tysor

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2nd: Megan Mahalik, “it is the beating,” Prof. Larkin Tysor

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3rd: Taylor Stewart, “Moments of Joy,” Prof. Brian Bowman

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Honorable Mention (Tie): Jessica Furlipa, “Annulus,” Prof. Breck Smith

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Honorable Mention (Tie): Julie Martin, “Hand Dissected,” Prof. Breck Smith

UNDERGRADUATE ORAL PRESENTATIONS

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1st: Ariane Smith, “Matthew 12:46-50 and Mark 3:31-35: Jesus’ Redefinition of Family,” Dr. Kenneth Vandergriff, Christian Studies

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2nd: Nathan Ameen, “Hamstring Strain of D1 Collegiate Football Player,” Dr. Sarah Christie, Exercise Science

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3rd: Austin Maynor, “Expanding the Southern Canon: The Case for Jim Wayne Miller,” Dr. Gina Peterman, English

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Honorable Mention: Lydia Huth, “The Room of Mirrors: Bellefleur and Women’s Liberation,” Dr. Sherry Truffin, English

SARAH DAVIS BILATERAL CUBITAL TUNNEL SYNDROME IN A DIVISION I FEMALE COLLEGIATE SWIMMER

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1st (tie): Gabriel Haire and Gloribel Vanegas, “Identification and Characterization of Fluoroquinolone Resistant Bacteria from Swine,” Dr. Michelle Thomas, Biology

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UTOPIA OR NIGHTMARE?: MILTON’S PARADISE LOST AND JOSS WHEDON’S ANGEL

1st (tie): Tiffany Sears, “Wrist-Worn Physical Activity Trackers Progressively Underestimate Steps with Increasing Walking Speeds,” Dr. Jennifer Bunn, Exercise Science

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3rd (tie): Houston Cole, “Synthesis of Heterodisubstituted Pyridines via Cyclization of Methyl Ketones, DMSO, and Ammonium Salts,” Dr. Sarah Goforth, Chemistry

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3rd (tie): Jacob Guthrie, “Determination of the Stoichiometry between an Anionic Surfactant and a Self-Assembled Aggregate,” Dr. Jordan Womick, Chemistry

Cubital tunnel syndrome is normally seen in the overhead throwing population, not bilaterally in swimmers.

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Dr. Sarah Christie, Exercise Science

Dr. Amanda Parker, Homeland Security

AUDREY JORDAN BERENICE PENA

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COMPLICATIONS OF SYNTHETIC SURGICAL MESH

Dr. Jaclyn Stanke, History

ROSE GARRISON

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DANNY KOH VICTORIA LIPINSKI KATHRYN SMID KELSEY STAUDINGER

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JAIMEE SHARP

In both John Milton’s Paradise Lost and Joss Whedon’s series, Angel, apocalypses are depicted that change the nature of the world, and the knowledge and freedom of those who live in it.

Dr. Rene Ibarra, Spanish

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Dr. Elizabeth Rambo, English

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1st: Jackson Adamah, “Recovering Christological Ecclesiology,” Dr. Cameron Jorgenson, Divinity 2nd: Sarah Lamb, Maria Lim, and Dallin Lindstrom, “Case Report: A Novel Presentation of Ringed Cranial Nerves,” Dr. Howard Reisner, Osteopathic Medicine 3rd: Danny Koh, Victoria Lipinski, Kathryn Smid, and Kelsey Staudinger, “Complications of Synthetic Surgical Mesh,” Dr. Bonnie Brenseke, Osteopathic Medicine Honorable Mention: Chelsey Anderson, “Can tNASP be used for cancer screening tests?” Dr. Oleg Alekseev, Osteopathic Medicine

GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL POSTER

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1st: Sri Ragavi Ashokkumar, “Erysolin as an inducer of antioxidants in cardiac cells,” Dr. Yunbo Li, Pharmaceutical Sciences

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2nd: Maryam Unnisa, “Flavonoid components of passion flower extract antagonize various neuroreceptors,” Dr. Chris Breivogel, Pharmaceutical Sciences

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3rd: Venkata Lakshmi and Anupama Puvvada, “Formulation, Optimization, and Evaluation of Caffeine Oral Disintegrating Tablets (ODT’s), prepared from the direct compression method using natural excipients,” Dr. Mali Gupta, Pharmaceutical Sciences Honorable Mention (tie): Mamta Iyer, “Taste Masking of Isoniazid by Spray Drying Technique,” Dr. Rahul Haware, Pharmaceutical Sciences Honorable Mention (tie): Leah Cashwell, “Assessing the Performance of Abdominal Muscles During Prone Bridge Exercise in Older and Younger Adults,” Dr. Jennifer Bunn, Physical Therapy

VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM VIDEO

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1st: Courtney Cunningham, “Emergency Response: Sarin Gas Attack,” Dr. John Mero, Political Science 2nd: Angela Devlin, “Violence in Virtual Reality Video Games: The Impact on Aggressive Behaviors of Adolescents,” Dr. Katherine Van Allen, Psychology 3rd: Natalia Ricks, “Excessive Cell Phone Use Among Parents and the Repercussions Upon Child Development and Parent-Child Relationships,” Dr. Katherine Van Allen, Psychology Honorable Mention: Ryan Collinsworth, “Explaining Evil: The Person-Situation Debate,” Dr. Guy Vitaglione, Psychology

CARSON MURPHY HIGHER EDUCATION AND HAZING: IT’S NOT JUST GREEK LIFE

Hazing is a growing concern on college campuses nationwide. While commonly thought of as an exclusively Greek Life practice, hazing is deep-rooted in the culture of many organizations. Every organization that takes in new members has the opportunity to haze; these organizations most often include bands, athletic teams and Greek life.

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Dr. Dean Farmer, Communication Studies

CANDACE KINNEY-WOOD BIBLICAL CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: DANGEROUS ANIMALS, NEGLIGENCE, AND LIABILITY

The research takes on a comparison and contrast approach to evaluating modern-day legal code and the biblical text provides a perspective of crime and punishment, then and now.

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Dr. Amanda Parker, Homeland Security

JORDAN UPTON CLASS STRUGGLES DUE TO CAPITALISM IN “THE VIOLENT BEAR IT AWAY”

This paper examines Flannery O’Connor’s second and final novel The Violent Bear it Away through a Marxist critical lens and shows how the changing economic climate in America after World War II influenced O’Connor’s characters, narrative, and themes.

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Dr. Sherry Truffin, English

MONICA HAMMOND SARAH SCHNEIDER DATA ANALYSIS OF 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA

This study collects demographic data from each county in North Carolina. It analyzes the correlation and multi-regression between the presidential election results and several factors including race, sex, age, education, income, poverty, and living location in the counties.

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Dr. Max Zhang, Mathematics

HOLLY PRICE SCAPHOID FRACTURE IN A COLLEGIATE DIVISION 1 BASEBALL PLAYER

A 19-year-old male presented with persistent pain in his right wrist. He injured the same wrist three months prior by siding into third base with his hand extended in front of him.

In the fall, reported to his athletic trainer that he had injured his right wrist and was still experiencing pain. The patient was referred to an orthopedic physician for radiographs.

The radiographs revealed a fracture of the right scaphoid.

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Dr. Sarah Christie, Exercise Science

ERIN IGWACHO ARE PEOPLE’S DECISIONS PRIMARILY THE RESULT OF THOUGHT OR EMOTION?

The reason behind this research study was to test whether individuals make decisions based on their emotions or display more reasoning in their decision-making process. To measure this, I used the players on the football team to induce different levels of stress in their cognitive thinking process.

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Dr. Jutta Street, Psychology

LESLIE WILLIAMS AN EXAMINATION OF THE PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT AT CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY

A program assessment of the psychology department at Campbell by using a questionnaire to analyze undergraduate psychology students’ perception of their department.

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Dr. Jutta Street, Psychology

AUSTEN BRENNAN THE EFFECT OF GUN CONTROL LAWS ON MASS SHOOTINGS IN THE UNITED STATES

This paper explores statistically the effects of increased gun control on the phenomena of mass public shootings in the United States.

The aim is to analyze whether or not states with stricter gun control laws have fewer mass public shootings and thereby assess the effectiveness of stricter gun control lawS. •

Dr. David Thornton, Political Science

SARAH EDERY CHANGES TO THE DEATH PENALTY IN CALIFORNIA

This year California gave their citizens two choices concerning the death penalty; either abolish the death penalty completely or speed up the sentencing and execution process. Californians voted to speed up, or reform the death penalty. This presentation examines the new reforms along with researching whether or not this violates the eight amendment.

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Dr. Catherine Cowling, Criminal Justice

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DANIELLE DOLPHIN ¡DE PANZAZO!: UN PUNTO DE VISTA DEL SISTEMA EDUCATIVO EN MÉXICO

Through this presentation, the state of Mexico’s school system will be discussed to identify the lack of adequate education that this country faces. The presentation will be conducted in Spanish.

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Dr. Rene Ibarra, Spanish

TYLER KLIEWER DOES GOD HAVE A CASE AGAINST AMERICA?

This research focuses on an exegesis of Micah 6:1-8. In this text, one can catch a glimpse of Micah’s pointed message in our time. This message is a cry for justice and obedience to God in the face of injustice, pride, and selfidolatry. The presentation will focus on this passage’s theological implications. This includes contextual analysis and formal analysis of the passage.

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Dr. Tony Cartledge, Divinity

very rare, only accounting for 10-20% of all UE DVT’s.

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Dr. Sarah Christie, Exercise Science

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IDENTITY AND CULTURE IN “EL CÓNDOR PASA” AND CIEN AÑOS DE SOLEDAD (ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLETIDE): GLORY AND DARK HISTORY

This presentation aims to investigate how some texts describe the cultural and identical revolution in Latin America; focuses particularly on the development of nationalism and national identities in Latin American countries, such as Colombia, Peru and Mexico.

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Dr. Jutta Street, Psychology

KEYONNA SMITH PROCESSING OF JUVENILE SUSPECTS: HOW AGE CAN CHANGE THE PROCESSING OF CRIMINALS

In the last few years there have been several changes in criminal procedure within the United States. One area that has not received much change is the procedure for dealing with juveniles versus adults. This paper will explore the contrast between the two from the arrest process through the court proceedings, as well as the rights that the accused possess throughout.

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Dr. Catherine Cowling, Criminal Justice

CHELSEY ANDERSON CAN TNASP BE USED FOR CANCER SCREENING TESTS?

Tumor-associated antigens (TAAs) are proteins that elicit a humoral immune response when their expression is elevated in tumor progression. We have previously demonstrated that immunohistochemical detection of tNASP has high diagnostic sensitivity and specificity in ovarian cancer and prostate cancer cells and tissues. In the current project, ELISA is used to detect specific anti-tNASP serum antibodies in a variety of cancer tissue samples.

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Dr. Oleg Alekseev, Osteopathic Medicine

ARIANE SMITH MATTHEW 12:46-50 AND MARK 3:31-35: JESUS’ REDEFINITION OF FAMILY

TYLER JACKSON KENNY LOWE

16 undergraduate college students were presented with 20 slides and given a search task while their eye movements and brain waves were recorded.

In Matthew 12:46-50 and Mark 3:31-35, Jesus teaches that a Christian’s loyalty must first be to the family of God rather than the biological family. A Christian may have to abandon his or her earthly family in order to follow Christ; however, Christ in turn provides him or her with a new, spiritual family of believers of which God is the Father. While aiding biological families in their relationships with one another has great significance, ministers must not forget the significance of growing and strengthening the family of God. •

Dr. Ken Vandergriff, Christian Studies

DALLAS KIVETT AN ASSESSMENT OF THE PREVALENCE OF GANGS IN NORTH CAROLINA

Over the past several years there has been a steady population increase in North Carolina.

It has become the 10th most populated state in the union, this is the result of a steady flow of migrants from across the country and immigrants from outside the United States. The same reasons that have made North Carolina attractive to new businesses and travelers, have also made it attractive to gangs.

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Dr. Amanda Parker, Homeland Security

Dr. Rene Ibarra, Spanish

HAMPTON LOCKLEAR TAYLOR MCKAIG CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER

PREDICTORS OF STUDENT SUCCESS IN GENERAL CHEMISTRY

Prenatal exposure to alcohol is a considerable public health issue for several reasons; one of the most significant reasons being that FAS is one of the primary non-genetic causes of mental retardation.

This research tried to determine if there are any predictors to a student’s success in General Chemistry based off their performance in high school and Preparatory Chemistry. Multiple variables, such as SAT scores and G.P.A., were considered when trying to predict a student’s potential success in both courses.

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Dr. Dean Farmer, Communication Studies

Dr. Lin Coker, Chemistry

DIANE FORD LEGAL GENOCIDE

An evaluation of the psychological implications of the Nazi Regime in Germany. I have also analyzed the legal and political system of Nazi Germany that led to the perpetuation of the Holocaust.

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Dr. Jutta Street, Psychology

MADISON FAULK SYLVIA: LITERATURE’S HILLARY CLINTON

RUTH PACHECO PAGET SCHROTTER SYNDROME IN A DIVISION I COLLEGIATE SOFTBALL PLAYER

A 19-year-old collegiate softball player presented with a five-day history of low grade fevers and a knot in her left axilla. The subject was diagnosed with Paget Schrotter Syndrome and underwent surgical procedures to correct these issues. Paget Schrotter Syndrome is

ASHLEY THOMASON KATY HUNT DOMINANCE OF BRAIN WAVES BASED ON LOCATION AND SALIENCE OF STIMULUS

The purpose of this study was to determine if dominant brainwaves differed by location of an identified stimulus and by type of stimulus (black/white or color). A sample of

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In the short story “A White Heron”, Sarah Orne Jewett, a New England regionalist writer during the late 1800’s, illustrates the struggle women have faced when confronted with the restrictions of a patriarchal society. Anytime progression occurs two types of people emerge, people who accept new ideas and people who challenge those ideas.

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Prof. Shirley Jefferds, English

LYDIA HUTH

MADISON JONES

THE ROOM OF MIRRORS: BELLEFLEUR AND WOMEN’S LIBERATION

DUE PROCESS RIGHTS OF TERROR SUSPECTS, IMMIGRANTS, AND WAR PRISONERS

Novelist Joyce Carol Oates believed that the women’s liberation movement would help women to “lose the self-hypnotizing room of mirrors” created by seeing themselves through society’s eyes. Oates’ Gothic novel Bellefleur features this “room” where female characters constantly struggle for approval within stifling boundaries crafted to support male supremacy.

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Dr. Sherry Truffin, English

This presentation focus on the inalienable rights of American citizens described in documents such as the U.S. Constitution in reference to the transfer of these rights to persons on American soil or associated with the country including illegal immigrants, terrorists, prisoners of war, and soldiers on U.S. military bases located in other countries.

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Dr. Catherine Cowling, Criminal Justice

NATHAN AMEEN

AUSTIN MAYNOR

HAMSTRING STRAIN OF D1 COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL PLAYER

EXPANDING THE SOUTHERN CANON: THE CASE FOR JIM WAYNE MILLER

D1 football player rehabilitated from Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) repair reports an injury in hamstring of the surgical leg. Athlete left for summer internship and began unsafe exercise pushing through pain.

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Dr. Sarah Christie, Exercise Science

In his lifetime, Jim Wayne Miller — poet, novelist, essayist born in Leicester, N.C. — produced an impressive body of literature contributing to the field of Appalachian Culture Studies. However, he has yet to find his place within the larger canon of Southern literature.

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Dr. Gina Peterman, English

GARRETT DANIEL TURKEY’S SYRIA PROBLEM

Turkey’s foreign policy of “zero problems with neighbors” which began in the mid-2000s has transformed into “nothing but problems” and this report endeavors to explain what events led to this change and why.

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Dr. James Martin, History

MEGHAN INGOLD

CALEB JONES THE EFFECT OF A 6 WEEK TRAINING PROGRAM ON HEART RATE ACCELERATION AS A PARAMETER FOR MEASURING FITNESS

The purpose of this study was to investigate heart rate acceleration as a useful parameter for measuring fitness as an individual becomes more trained.

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Dr. Jennifer Bunn, Exercise Science

HISPANIC CULTURE IN THE AMERICAS

This presentation will expand on the Hispanic culture found in the Spanish speaking countries throughout the Americas by evaluating “Vivir mi Vida” by Marc Anthony and the short film Mamitas directed by Nicholas Ozeki.

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Dr. Rene Ibarra, Spanish

SHELDON IRVING SEARCH AND SEIZURE, STOP AND FRISK, HIGH REWARD OR HEAVY RISK?

Growing up in a big city, such as New York City and Danbury, Connecticut, stop and frisks and unreasonable search and seizures has been witnessed by many citizens. This topic would fit me perfectly due to real life experiences by witnessing citizens racially profiled which led to them being stop and frisked.

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Dr. Catherine Cowling, Criminal Justice

CHARLOTTE DORAN NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF PROBATION RELATING TO THE FOURTH AMENDMENT AND WAYS TO IMPROVE THE PUBLIC VIEWS OF PROBATION

This paper/project will look at the negative effects of probation relating to the Fourth Amendment. I will also research recommendations of ways to improve how this is handled and how the public views probation.

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Dr. Catherine Cowling, Criminal Justice

ANDREW LACKEY ATHLETES: AIRING IT OUT AND SPEAKING THEIR MINDS

This paper takes an in-depth look at athletes and the role they play in speaking out against problems they see in society. For many decades, athletes — professional and collegiate — have had a platform that allows them to reach many different audiences. Athletes speaking out have caused reactions across

different departments in organizations, as well as from different agencies and businesses.

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Dr. Sal Mercogliano, History

DIANE ARMAO SARAH LAMB MARIA LIM DALLIN LINDSTROM BRUCE NEWTON H ​ OWARD REISNER TARANJEET SINGH CASE REPORT: A NOVEL PRESENTATION OF “RINGED CRANIAL NERVES”

This case presentation describes a previously unreported structural variant, termed “ringed nerves” of some, but not all, cranial nerves observed during cadaveric dissection of an 82-year-old African-American male. Affected nerves demonstrated circumferential, ringlike ridges regularly spaced along the nerve’s length. The ringed structures may represent in vivo changes in the patient or artifactual changes subsequent to embalming. The relationship of the ringed structures to previously described axonal beading and other variations such as spiral bands in peripheral nerves, is considered. Consultation with anatomists, pathologists and clinicians and an extensive literature review yielded no results correlating to the observed variant.

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Dr. Howard Reisner, Osteopathic Medicine

LINA POINDEXTER CYBERSECURITY VULNERABILITIES IN HEALTHCARE NETWORKS

This qualitative research project focused on interviewing health care professionals as well as cybersecurity experts to assess their understanding of technological threats confronting the healthcare sector.

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Dr. Bob Cisneros, Pharmacy Practice

JACKSON ADAMAH RECOVERING CHRISTOLOGICAL ECCLESIOLOGY

While the Trinity’s perichoretic and processional relationships cast a theological vision of the Church as a Trinitarian community, they fail to account for the concrete and embodied essence of its nature and mission as the Body of Christ. As a corrective, Christology must replace the Trinity as the foundation for ecclesiology.

This is because the Church finds its ontological essence in Christology. Essentially, this paper attempts to redeem the Church and Trinity from the sociological projections of contemporary theologians.

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Dr. Cameron Jorgenson, Divinity

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JORDAN MULLINS PARTIAL ACL TEAR WITH GRADE II CHONDROMALIA

There are multiple healthcare providers that facilitate in determining an appropriate diagnosis but it is essential to have a thorough evaluation and not rely solely on imaging.

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Dr. Sarah Christie, Exercise Science

TIMOTHY MANGUM JR. STRESS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

The goal of the study was to see if there was a correlation between stress and physical activity in college students. A preliminary study found that there was not a significant relationship between physical activity and stress; however, there were significant sub-correlations between the 3 components of physical activity.

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Dr. Jutta Street, Psychology

Performing Arts Presentations

Presented at the Seventh Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium on March 30, 2017

the role of seanachaidh – a storyteller and historian - to tell the tragic tale of the young songstress Ceana and King Fionn. The second movement, “In the sacred ruins; an ancient evil” portrays the corruption of the adventurous King Fionn, and his descent into madness.”

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Dr. Aaron Carter

MICHELLE JEWELL KINGDOM HEARTS MEDLEY

ASHLIE MCCRAE OCTOBER 17 SUITE MOVEMENT 2: STORM OF UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS

The suite was written throughout my sophomore and junior years, in response to the first aniversary of the day one of my professors prayed for me. That day was so significant because it ultimately helped in my decision to stay here at Campbell. But because the first aniversary did not go well, I became depressed.

This movement in particular is the most tense out of all three movements as it depicts an oncoming storm. There are four distinct themes: the first of which is the impending storm, a slow theme that gradually becomes louder in dynamic. The second is the rain and thunder, which speeds up considerably. The third is a slow theme of mourning for the day.

Lastly you will hear a fourth theme, which is taken straight out of the third movement.

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Dr. Aaron Carter

ISAAC JOHNSON STORYTELLING WITHOUT WORDS: “SEANACHAIDH” : MOVEMENT II - IN THE SACRED RUINS; AN ANCIENT EVIL

“An excerpt of the piano solo “”Seanachaidh”” - a four movement program piece that takes

This composition is a combination of songs from a video game called Kingdom Hearts. This video game is dear to my heart, so I picked songs I love from the came and arranged them for percussion instruments. Performers: Olivia Celeste Exum on Glockenspiel, Anna Katherine Lee on Vibraphone, Bryce Pittman on Marimba, Michelle Jewell on Percussion •

LAY THIS BODY DOWN

This piece’s original inspiration was to be used for a bar scene in a comedic Youtube series.

Throughout writing the tune, I would picture the scene: a room of older men who routinely visit there to escape their home lives and troubling pasts, drinking and talking of their miseries. A young man would walk in and ask why they’re so glum. Then, for it to be followed up by the immediate juxtaposition of them singing their sorrows to a fast-paced and catchy tune, with intricate harmonies. It was to serve as an odd moment of comedic relief to such a broken, depressing scene. The Youtube project was scrapped, but the tune remained in my head, and I set it to a 4-hand piano and small vocal ensemble arrangement.

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Presented at the Seventh Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium on March 30, 2017

RASHEDA BOACHIE LAURA SCHNOOR DETERMINING THE ANTIMICROBIAL EFFECTS OF PERILLALDEHYDE

The goal of this project is to determine if perillaldehyde is effective against Escherichia coli and Salmonella typhimurium, inhabitants of the colon, and Helicobacter pylori, which flourishes in the stomach.

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Dr. Michelle Thomas, Biology

Dr. Aaron Carter

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Poster Presentations

Dr. Aaron Carter

JAMES DRESSMAN JAMES PERICLES SAMANTHA RODRIGUEZ JOSHUA SCHWANKE HANNAH SMITH GARRETT STANG EMILY STALLINGS MODELING OF MACROMOLECULES TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OF PROTEIN STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION RELATED TO CELL FUNCTION AND HUMAN DISEASE

The goals of this project were to create instructional materials to help students develop a deeper understanding of protein structure, function and interactions involved in complex biological processes, especially related to nuclear transport.

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Dr. Karen Guzman, Biology

BOBBY CASEY HERMAN FREEMAN MICHAEL MCDONALD CALEB PARRISH CECE SHOEMAKER CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY HERBARIUM (CAU), A REPOSITORY OF GLOBAL PLANT SPECIMENS

Herbaria serve as repositories for the cataloged storage of plant specimens, mounted and stored in a climate-controlled environment.

The Campbell University Herbarium (CAU) was established in 2011 and currently contains 3000 accessioned specimens with a backlog of approximately 1400 specimens.

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Dr. Chris Havran, Biology

GABRIEL HAIRE GLORIBEL VANEGAS IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF FLUOROQUINOLONE RESISTANT BACTERIA FROM SWINE

This study provides insight on the type of resistance held by these isolates and further our understanding of fluoroquinolone resistance.

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Dr. Michelle Thomas, Biology

homodisubstituted pyridines. The reaction scope with combinations of various alkyl methyl and aryl methyl ketones is being explored.

SUMMER SCHUITEMA

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The purpose of this research was to evaluate the relationship between playing experience and success of Division I collegiate volleyball programs.

JENNAH BADGER EFFECT OF LAB STATION ON STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN THE GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY

STUDY OF CHIMERIC PBX-1 AND PDX-1 FUSION PROTEIN TO HUMAN SOMATOSTATIN PROMOTER

Gel mobility shift assay and analytical ultracentrifugation tested the efficiency of this chimeric DNA binding to the region.

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Dr. Taek You, Biology

JORDAN JACKSON CLONING PROMOTER REGION OF HUMAN CHMP3 GENE

The promoter region of human CHMP3 gene is cloned and expressed to study the endosomal recycling process for cellular components, which can then be studied for other endosomal activities in the cell.

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Dr. Taek You, Biology

HOUSTON COLE SYNTHESIS OF HETERODISUBSTITUTED PYRIDINES VIA CYCLIZATION OF METHYL KETONES, DMSO, AND AMMONIUM SALTS

Heterodisubstituted pyridines have been synthesized via cyclization of DMSO, ammonium salts, and two distinct methyl ketones using a previously documented synthetic method that produces

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Dr. Jennifer Bunn, Exercise Science

This study will investigate what correlation exists between a student’s laboratory station (i.e., where a student stands in lab) and his or her laboratory and course grades.

TIFFANY SEARS

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Determine step-count accuracy of pedometers at different walking speeds.

Dr. Jordan Womick, Chemistry

WRIST-WORN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY TRACKERS PROGRESSIVELY UNDERESTIMATE STEPS WITH INCREASING WALKING SPEEDS

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Dr. Jennifer Bunn, Exercise Science

JACOB GUTHRIE DETERMINATION OF THE STOICHIOMETRY BETWEEN AN ANIONIC SURFACTANT AND A SELF-ASSEMBLED AGGREGATE

The purpose of this study is to determine the ratio of binding between a negatively charged surfactant, based off of a pyrene derivative, and a self-assembled aggregate. Absorbance and fluorescence properties will be observed.

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ZACHARY FLACCAVENTO WILLIAM OGLETREE BREANN ZECHES

Dr. Sarah Goforth, Chemistry

EXPERIENCE EQUALS SUCCESS IN DIVISION I VOLLEYBALL

RAE FREEMAN PILONIDAL CYST IN A COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL PLAYER

Determining Pilonidal Cyst or Ingrown Hair Follicle in an 18-year-old college football player.

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Dr. Sarah Christie, Exercise Science

Dr. Jordan Womick, Chemistry

JADA JONES DANIELLE BAREFOOT SARAH MCGRATH

PECTRALIS MAJOR TEAR IN A DIVISION I COLLEGIATE LINEMAN

This cross-sectional observational study examined the prevalence of autism/autism spectrum disorder in the United States.

Pectoralis major tears commonly occur with an eccentric contraction when the arm is pushed into excessive abduction, normally while bench pressing. Conclusion: Health care providers must recognize the signs and symptoms, so that the patient can receive the best possible care.

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A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY OF CHILDHOOD AUTISM/AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER DIAGNOSIS FROM 2006 THROUGH 2015

Dr. Charles Carter, Clinical Research

ANNE ELISE BOLTON WILLIAM DOHERTY JACOB FREEMAN JOHN HAROLD LILLI SEVERENCHUK HEIDI TUSZKIEWICZ FIRST-YEAR ENGINEERING ROBOTICS DEMONSTRATION

First-year engineering students will offer short demonstrations of the robots they have made and programmed during their first-year coursework, along with information on and examples from other first-year experiential learning projects.

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Dr. Lee Rynearson, Engineering

Dr. Sarah Christie, Exercise Science

ASHLEY HOLOMBO MEREDITH MCSWAIN AN ANALYSIS OF UNITED STATES CHILDHOOD VACCINATION TRENDS AND PREDICTORS OF UPTAKE FOR YEARS 2008-2014

This retrospective cross-sectional analysis will investigate vaccination coverage trends utilizing the National Immunization Survey.

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Dr. Melissa Holland, Clinical Research

TAMIA MCDOUGALD ELBOW RECONSTRUCTION IN DIVISION ONE COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE BACK

19 year old male collegiate Division 1 Defensive back football player presented with pain, decreased function, and deformity in right elbow as well as numbness and tingling in the

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dorsal aspect of the wrist of the right hand.

Athlete fell on an outstretched arm, and another player collided with his straight elbow.

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Dr. Sarah Christie, Exercise Science

MADISON BEANE SQUARING THE CIRCLE? YES, WE CAN — APPROXIMATELY

“Squaring the Circle” is a classic geometrical paradox from the ancient Greek time period.

We studied the origin, background and impossibility of retrieving a solution to squaring the circle.

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Prof. Heather Manhart, Mathematics Dr. Max Zhang, Mathematics

LAUREN BROWN PATRICK MCCARTHY STEVEN MOURO BRADLEY POSTON A CASE OF CALCIFIC AORTIC STENOSIS WITH A REVIEW OF THE PATHOGENESIS AND PREVALENCE IN NORTH CAROLINA

This case study of a patient with aortic stenosis examines the pathogenesis of the disease, as well as the prevalence in North Carolina.

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Dr. Bonnie Brenseke, Osteopathic Medicine Dr. Terrence Mitchell, Osteopathic Medicine

MOHAMED ELSHAZZLY A ​ NI MNATSAKANIAN AN ANALYSIS OF UROGENITAL INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN RURAL HARNETT COUNTY, NC

JOSHUA BAKER DAVID BARLOW A METASTATIC WELL-DIFFERENTIATED NEUROENDOCRINE TUMOR (CARCINOID)

During dissection of a 92-year-old Caucasian male in a gross anatomy course, a mass/ lesion was identified in the abdominal region.

Histological and immunohistochemical analysis showed a metastatic well-differentiated neuroendocrine tumor (carcinoid).

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SETH THOMAS AXILLARY ARTERY ANEURYSM: CASE REPORT OF A RARE TYPE OF PERIPHERAL ANEURYSM

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Dr. Chris Breivogel, Pharmaceutical Sciences

MARYAM UNNISA FLAVONOID COMPONENTS OF PASSION FLOWER EXTRACT ANTAGONIZE VARIOUS NEURORECEPTORS

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Dr. Bruce Newton, Osteopathic Medicine

PRIYANKA DURAI MOHAMED ELSHAZZLY YASHIKA PATEL INVESTIGATION OF DEMOGRAPHICS AND DISEASE PRESENTATIONS IN UNDERSERVED HARNETT COUNTY

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Ascorbic acid has been shown to cause cancer cell killing possibly via an oxidative stress mechanism. However, whether ascorbate at non cytotoxic doses could potentiate doxorubicin’s cancer cell killing activity has not been investigated. Based on previous study we propose that ascorbic acid may be an agent for enhancing doxorubicin cancer therapy.

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Previous study (Breivogel et al., 2012) has reported that passion flower extract helped reduce nicotine withdrawal effects using a rat behavioral model, hence identifying an additional therapy for smoking cessation. The present study attempted to evaluate the activity of compounds found in passion flower extract which include flavonoids such as, isovitexin, vitexin-glucoside, apiin, vitexin, kaempferol and quercetin.

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COMBINED EFFECTS OF ASCORBIC ACID AND DOXORUBICIN IN CANCER CELL KILLING: INVOLVEMENT OF ROS

The purpose of this study was to determine if there was a difference in response to Morphine and THC between male and female wild and beta-arrest 2 knockout (beta-arrestin2 -/-) type mice.

This poster describes a rare aneurysm (a ballooning out of a blood vessel wall) discovered in a cadaver’s left axillary artery, which is located in the armpit (axilla) region.

This aneurysm location is so uncommon it accounts for less than 1% of all aneurysms, and is usually caused by repeated trauma to the region such as chronic crutch use or in professional baseball pitching.

The purpose of this project is to investigate the type, frequency, and severity of urogenital infectious diseases seen patients treated at the Campbell University Community Care Clinic in Harnett County.

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THE EFFECTS OF MORPHINE AND TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL ON MALE AND FEMALE BETA-ARRESTIN2 -/- MICE

Dr. Bruce Newton, Osteopathic Medicine Dr. Adnan Siddiqui, Osteopathic Medicine

The Campbell University Student Run Free Clinic (CUFC), addresses the healthcare needs of the rural underserved population in Harnett County in central North Carolina. This is a retrospective cohort study performed on CUFC patients seen for a medical visit between 03/17/2015 to 07/01/2016 (N=185)

Dr. Amy Hinkelman, Osteopathic Medicine

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Dr. Christopher Stewart, Osteopathic Medicine

Dr. Chris Breivogel, Pharmaceutical Sciences

VENKATA LAKSHMI ANUPAMA PUVVADA FORMULATION, OPTIMIZATION, AND EVALUATION OF CAFFEINE ORAL DISINTEGRATING TABLETS (ODT’S), PREPARED FROM THE DIRECT COMPRESSION METHOD USING NATURAL EXCIPIENTS

The objective is to formulate oral disintegrating tablets (ODT’s) of Caffeine with two different natural super-disintegrant mucilage powders (hibiscus rosa-sinensis linn, plantago ovata) using direct compression method.

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Dr. Mali Gupta, Pharmaceutical Sciences

MAHESH NAMBALLA SRI RAGAVI ASHOKKUMAR ERYSOLIN AS AN INDUCER OF ANTIOXIDANTS IN CARDIAC CELLS

DISSOLUTION RATE OF ENCAPSULATED PREDNISONE NANOPARTICLES

This study targets to bring to light two properties of erysolin, (i) cardioprotective nature in H9C2 rat cardiomyocytes and (ii) chemosensitizer for potentiating doxorubicin’s cancer cell killing in B16-F10 melanoma cell line.

In this study, Prednisone NPs will be prepared using electrospray method. The dissolution of encapsulated NPs will be compared with encapsulated unprocessed powder using a non-compendial validated dissolution method.

The advantage of this study is to improve the bioavailability of poorly soluble Prednisone drug.

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Dr. Yunbo Li, Osteopathic Medicine

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Dr. Yunbo Li, Pharmaceutical Sciences

Dr. Mali Gupta, Pharmaceutical Sciences

SHASTA GROTEWIEL SUBTHERAPEUTIC RIVAROXABAN ASSAY IN A YOUNGER PATIENT (30 KG) DESPITE STANDARD ADULT DOSING

Deep vein thrombosis in younger patients is not as common as adults and is typically due to an underlying condition. The direct oral anticoagulation agents, are appealing due to their ease of use and infrequent monitoring.

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Prof. Tara Bell, Pharmacy Practice

MEGAN DAY JENNA GRAGO KECIA MISSOS CHANTLEY THOMAS CAMPBELL SCRIPT YOUR FUTURE CHALLENGE

MAMTA IYER TASTE MASKING OF ISONIAZID BY SPRAY DRYING TECHNIQUE

The current study is based on taste masking of the antitubercular drug Isoniazid. Isoniazid is a bitter tasting drug that reduces patient compliance. Taste masking will be achieved by microencapsulating the drug using an electrostatic crosslinking mechanism.

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Dr. Rahul Haware, Pharmaceutical Sci.

NIKITA PATIL COMPRESSIBILITY PROFILES OF COPROCESSED EXCIPIENTS AT DIFFERENT STORAGE CONDITIONS

Co-processed excipients (CPEs) are combination of two or more excipients to produce materials that offer synergic effect.

These excipients might exhibit stability issues during storage. This could eventually change the tablet properties.

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Dr. Rahul Haware, Pharmaceutical Sci.

ABHAY JAIN A STRUCTURE-MECHANICS RELATIONSHIP ON TABLET PERFORMANCE OF FLUFENAMIC ACID POLYMORPHS

The current study addresses the difference in tableting performance of FFA form I and III. A quantitative correlation between crystal structure (crystal anisotropy using Young’s elastic moduli) and macroscopic mechanics( tabletability, compressibility, bulk moduli) will be established for FFA polymorphs using multivariate analysis.

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Dr. Rahul Haware, Pharmaceutical Sci.

BINDU SUSHMA BATTINENI FORMULATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF IBUPROFEN LOADED NANOPARTICLES USING DEFATTED MILK PROTEINS AS EMULSIFIERS

A novel nanoemulsion drug delivery system is proposed to increase drug solubility of poorly water soluble drugs. A milk based O/W Ibuprofen nanoemulsion will be developed using nonfat milk proteins as natural emulsifiers.

The formulation will be optimized to achieve maximum stability, drug encapsulation yield and reproducible emulsion particle size.

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The primary step in this study involves the synthesis of cocrystals (a crystalline complex) of Flufenamic acid (drug) and Nicotinamide (excipient). The procedure adopted involves gradual solvent evaporation from a supersaturated solution of the drug and excipient.

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Dr. Rahul Haware, Pharmaceutical Sciences

SAROJA PRANEETHA PUNYAMURTULA FORMULATION OF PREDNISONE AS NON-FAT MILK BASED NANOPARTICLES

The objective of the project is to formulate prednisone into non-fat milk nanoparticle shells, along with canola oil. This is novel and challenging, as no nano-formulation of prednisone is available in the market.

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DOUG CURRINGTON TIFFANY VU INTERVENTIONS MADE BY STUDENT PHARMACISTS DURING IN-ROOM PATIENT VISITS AT AN INTERPROFESSIONAL STUDENTRUN FREE CLINIC: A PILOT STUDY

As student pharmacists progress through their curriculum, it is expected that their ability to make clinically-appropriate recommendations improves. This observational prospective cohort study seeks to determine the impact the current professional year of student pharmacist has on the ability to contribute to an interprofessional health care team at a student run free clinic.

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Dr. Katie Trotta, Pharmacy Practice Dr. Scott Perkins, Pharmacy Practice

Dr. Qinfeng Liu, Pharmaceutical Sciences

TANVI JOSHI THE COMPRESSIBILITY PROFILE STUDY OF FLUFENAMIC ACID:NICOTINAMIDE COCRYSTALS

The Script Your Future (SYF) Challenge is a national competition among health profession student teams to raise awareness about medication adherence as a critical public health issue. Working as an interdisciplinary team in public health and pharmacy, Campbell’s SYF team has targeted rural residents in Harnett.

• Dr. Bob Cisneros, Pharmacy Practice

Dr. Qinfeng Liu, Pharmaceutical Sciences

KATHERINE COOK APRIL COOPER KEVIN COWART TALAL DAHHAN SUBTHERAPEUTIC ANTI-XA LEVELS IN A PATIENT WITH CIRRHOSIS RECEIVING LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT HEPARIN

Cirrhosis of the liver is associated with both procoagulant and anticoagulant states, creating a unique challenge when anticoagulation is required. We present a case of a man found to have bilateral deep vein thromboses (DVTs).

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Dr. Catherine Wente, Pharmacy Practice

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LEAH CASHWELL ASSESSING THE PERFORMANCE OF ABDOMINAL MUSCLES DURING PRONE BRIDGE EXERCISE IN OLDER AND YOUNGER ADULTS

This study assessed the performance of abdominal muscles during prone bridge exercise, as a safer alternative to curl-ups. 20 young adults and 20 older adults were asked to maintain a proper prone bridge for as long as possible.

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Dr. Jennifer Bunn, Physical Therapy

JON BLAIR MARISSA CHAISER IQRA IMAM ADRIANA ROSADO VICTORIA SHARPE CARLY WILCOX ENERGIZERS & CALMINIZERS: SHORT ACTIVITY BURSTS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

The aim of our project was to create a positive effect in classroom participation, scholastic achievement, and the health of elementary school-aged children (grades K-5) by implementing a regular activity break program throughout the school day.

• Dr. Angela Griffin, Physical Therapy Dr. Michelle Green, Physical Therapy

MEGAN DAY EVALUATION OF PRESCRIBING PATTERNS PRE- AND POST-LABEL CHANGE FOR ANTIDEPRESSANTS WITH A FDA BLACK BOX WARNING FOR YOUNG ADULTS

Virtual Symposium Presented at the Seventh Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium on March 30, 2017

JENNIFER MATHEWS ANDERSON DISASTER RECOVERY FOR CRITICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS

In a world where it is more when a disaster strikes than if, it is more important than ever for companies to properly develop and practice a disaster recovery plan. In this research I will address how to identify potential sources of a disaster, how to identify critical information systems that can be affected, and how disaster recovery planning will help a company get these systems back up and in action as quickly as possible.

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RYAN COLLINSWORTH EXPLAINING EVIL: THE PERSON-SITUATION DEBATE

This presentation analyzes the prisoner abuses at the Abu Ghraib prison from the perspective of social psychology and from personality psychology. Strengths and weaknesses of each perspective are considered.

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The objective was to evaluate the prescriber patterns and determine if there was a change in prescription rate for these 36 drugs.

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Faculty Mentor: Mr. Herman Martin, Information Technology & Security

Dr. Wesley Rich, Public Health

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Faculty Mentor: Dr. Guy Vitaglione, Psychology

COURTNEY CUNNINGHAM EMERGENCY RESPONSE: SARIN GAS ATTACK

Proper planning and response is an important part of the emergency administration and response field. Briefs are meant to supply pertinent information to policy-makers for decision-making purposes. The scenario involves a sarin gas attack at the Queens Plaza subway station in New York City, New York during a morning commute. Through several briefs, information about sarin, the subway station, governmental relations, military use, occupational health hazards, and communication plans are detailed.

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Faculty Mentor: Dr. John C. Mero, Political Science

ANGELA DEVLIN VIOLENCE IN VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO GAMES: THE IMPACT ON AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIORS OF ADOLESCENTS

Although previous studies have examined the link between violence in video games and aggressive behavior, current research must consider advancing technology, such as the degree of realism and increased sense of control provided by virtual reality gaming.

The number of adolescents who play video games is increasing, just as the popularity of virtual reality gaming. The proposed study will examine the role of virtual reality technology in the newest video games - especially violent games- and the possible effect on an adolescent’s behavior.

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Faculty Mentor: Dr. Katherine Van Allen, Psychology/Education

NATALIA RICKS EXCESSIVE CELL PHONE USE AMONG PARENTS AND THE REPERCUSSIONS UPON CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS

My presentation will be based on an op-ed paper that I wrote for a social psychology class. In this paper, I discuss the negative impact of parents’ excessive mobile device usage on their relationships with their children. I present evidence from experts in the field to support my thesis that excessive device use can be harmful as well as discuss the importance of a healthy parent-child relationship.

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IPE Health Sciences Research Symposium

Winners from the annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium Winners held April 12, 2017, at the Leon Levine Hall of Medical Sciences:

Biomedical/Basic Science CHELSEY ANDERSON Faculty Advisor: Dr. Oleg Alekseev School of Osteopathic Medicine POSTER PRESENTATION

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Faculty Mentor: Dr. Katherine Van Allen, Psychology/Education

Art Exhibits

Presented at the Seventh Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium on March 30, 2017

Anderson, C., Vaughn, J., Admire, K., Gorman, B., & Pyko, J. (2017, April). tNASP in cancer diagnosis and treatment. Poster session at the 7th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

POSTER PRESENTATION

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JESSICA FURLIPA ANNULUS; PROF. BRECK SMITH

MEGAN MAHALIK

Mitchell, D., Dari, M., Tella, E., & Williams, D. (2017, April). Saludable siler pharmacy and market. Poster session at the 7th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

CARSON MURPHY

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Peter Ahiawodzi College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, Public Health POSTER PRESENTATION

Faculty Advisor: Dr. James Cappola School of Osteopathic Medicine •

TAYLOR STEWART

Krowicki, M. (2017, April). C-ANCA vasculitis with rapidly progressive acute renal failure. Poster session at the 7th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

MOMENTS OF JOY; PROF. BRIAN BOWMAN

HARMONIOUS SOUND; PROF. LARKIN TYSOR

MAGGIE BLAKEMORE, RN

MEGHAN KROWICKI

POSTER PRESENTATION

Mahmood, R. & Nguyen, P. (2017, April). Osteopathic physician authorship trends in NEJM and JAMA from 2006 to 2015. Poster session at the 7th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

Health Economics/Health Policy

Clinical Case Studies

HOMETOWN HOLIDAY; PROF. BRIAN BOWMAN

JORDAN WRIGHT

POSTER PRESENTATION

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IT IS THE BEATING; PROF. LARKIN TYSOR

SWEET LILLY; PROF. LARKIN TYSOR

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Charles Smutny School of Osteopathic Medicine

DEVAN MITCHELL

REFLECTION IN GRID; PROF. BRECK SMITH

KAELA MCCOY

RIAZ MAHMOOD

Business Plans

JACQUELYN D. FORREST

HAND..DISSECTED; PROF. BRECK SMITH

Education

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Faculty Advisor: Dr. James Boyd College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, Dual Pharmacy/Business Administration

JULIE MARTIN

Survey. Poster session at the 7th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

Blakemore, M. (2017, April). Factors impacting poor birth outcomes: What health care workers need to know & discuss with their patients.

Poster session at the 7th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

Social/Behavioral RIAZ MAHMOOD Faculty Advisor: Dr. Charles Smutny School of Osteopathic Medicine POSTER PRESENTATION

Clinical Research MEREDITH MCSWAIN Faculty Advisor: Dr. Melissa Holland College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, Dual Pharmacy/Clinical Research

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Mahmood, R., Khan, A., Sanders, D., Narayanaswami, P., Law, N., & Guptill, J. (2017, April). Managing myasthenia gravis with immunosuppressive drugs: Lessons from the patient perspective.

Poster session at the 7th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

POSTER PRESENTATION

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McSwain, M., Holombo, A., & Jiroutek, M. (2017, April). An analysis of United States childhood vaccination trends and predictors of uptake for years 20082014 utilizing the National Immunization

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