Campbell Accolades 2016

Chronicle of Scholarly Activity 2016

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From the Provost The coming 2016-2017 academic year promises to be special in many ways.

We will launch a new school of engineering, matriculate nursing students for the first time, graduate our first doctors of physical therapy and graduate our first doctors of osteopathic medicine. Amidst all of the great academic planning and work that has laid the solid foundation for these historic firsts, Campbell faculty have been working diligently in the library, in the laboratory, in the field, in clinical settings, in the community and around the world to constantly develop and refine themselves as scholars and professionals.

What is their pursuit and purpose? Through all of these activities, Campbell faculty strive to enrich their teaching and to exemplify the university’s mission.

I am pleased to introduce you to the 2016 Accolades publication. For over a decade, we have proudly enjoyed reading about the tremendous scholarly and professional activities of the faculty of Campbell University. This publication serves as a convenient means to collect, consolidate and communicate broadly the accomplishments of our faculty. 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.

You will quickly have 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.

As wonderful as Accolades has been, over the last few years I have felt that something was missing. To this end, I am overjoyed to announce that undergraduate, graduate and professional student research achievements will now be included as we document and celebrate the scholarly and professional accomplishments of Campbell University.

Campbell students are demonstrating increasing success as scholars and researchers, and I am very proud to include visible outcomes from the most important constituency of the University. Congratulations to all on another incredibly productive year.

Best,

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

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E. BERT WALLACE

THEATRE ARTS PROFESSOR PAYS HOMAGE TO HARNETT COUNTY’S MOST FAMOUS SON, PLAYWRIGHT PAUL GREEN

E

. Bert Wallace feels a connection with Paul Green, and not just because the two share a profession as playwrights.

Their real connection is Campbell University.

Wallace, the associate professor of theatre for the College of Arts & Sciences, works on the campus where 100 years prior (when it was Buies Creek Academy), Green attended classes, led the debate team and Philologian Society, pitched for the baseball team and ran track and wrote for the Pine Burr yearbook. Wallace’s office and the stage where his students have performed (many of those plays his own) isn’t far from where the Paul Green Outdoor Theatre once stood.

“Paul Green would have known the schoolmaster, the founder, J.A. Campbell very well,” says Wallace.

“He was very much a part of the community here, even after his fame.”

In 2012, Campbell University collaborated with the Harnett County Library and the Chapel Hillbased Paul Green Foundation to host a two-day Paul Green Festival, an event that featured scenes from his dramas — including the nation’s secondlong running outdoor drama, Lost Colony, and the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama In Abraham’s Bosom — costumes, music, the showing of the 1934 film “Carolina” based on Green’s play The House of Connelly, lectures and stories, baseball games and more.

Part of the festival was a reading of one of Green’s two novels — an important book to many North Carolina historians. This Body The Earth, published in 1935, chronicled the dreams and ambitions, the burdens and the struggles of a poor white tenant farmer named Alvin Barnes in the early 1900s. In the book, Barnes is portrayed as a man who refuses to accept his “lower” lot in life and — progressively at the time — believes black people in his community deserve better lives as well.

The novel is a tragedy — Wallace calls it Grapes of Wrath, but based in North Carolina — but it’s also an unflinching, true-to-life look at the struggles white and black families endured in the rural South

in the decades following the Civil War. Wallace’s wife, Kelley, picked up a copy of the book at the festival and began reading it at home. Before long, she was telling her husband how good it was.

“She kept telling me it would be a really interesting thing to adapt for the stage,” he recalls. “Eventually, I read it and said, ‘Yes. We have to do this.’”

Wallace traveled all over Harnett County — farm houses, old churches, tobacco and cotton fields and even the old cabin where Green wrote most of his later works. Visiting these places gave Wallace a feel for Green’s childhood and the experiences that shaped his writing and much of the story of This Body The Earth.

“This Body The Earth is clearly based on this environment,” Wallace said. “I didn’t want to take on a project like this without immersing myself in the environment. It was very inspiring to do that.”

Two years after taking on the project, Wallace’s stage adaptation of This Body The Earth — performed by his students in the Department of Theatre Arts — went live for four performances in mid April.

For the students, it was more than just the experience and the education that comes with putting on a big production … it was a history lesson on their state, their region and even their school. Before rehearsals began, Wallace took many of his cast and crew to the same churches, graveyards and farms he visited while working on the adaptation to help them get in character or get setting ideas.

“They learned this wasn’t just some play based on an old book written by an old guy,” Wallace said.

“They saw where this all happened. It gave them a sense of importance, that this is significant to our local history. I think they all — even the ones who aren’t from here — felt a connection to the rural South. I was happy to expose that to them.”

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Editorial Work Dr. Robert M. Cisneros, Jr.

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

REVIEWER

Reviewer for “Medication Safety Alert” newsletter, Institute for Safe Medication Practices. Published one to two times monthly.

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Article review for American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, “Evaluating the effectiveness of a patient safety education intervention for intern pharmacists.” October 2015.

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Article review. Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, “Evaluation of influences on community pharmacy service mix.” April 2016.

ARTICLE REVIEW

Article review. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning. “Five years of applied variables in selfdirected learning of a single lesson in a traditional delivery curriculum-a retrospective. December 2015.

ARTICLE REVIEW

Article review for Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning, “Use of photovoice in short term medical

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service experiences.” June 2015.

Dr. David Coniglio

Associate Professor of Health Professional Studies, Department of Physician Assistant Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

EDITORIAL BOARD

Journal of Oncology Practice

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

Journal of Oncology Practice

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

Journal of Physician Assistant Education

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

Manuscript reviewer for Journal of Oncology Practice

Dr. Eric Dunnum

Assistant Professor of English College of Arts & Sciences

PEER-REVIEWER

“The Ambiguity of Consent: Teaching Rape Culture alongside Marlowe’s ‘Hero and Leander’ and the Renaissance Sonnet Tradition.” Forthcoming.

Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching.

Dr. Adam English

Professor of Theology and Philosophy College of Arts & Sciences

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

“Church Without Prisoners: On the Twentieth Anniversary of A Peculiar People,” Review & Expositor 112.3 (2015), 418-431.

Dr. Sarah K. Goforth

Assistant Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Reviewed four research articles for RSC Advances in May, July and October of 2015.

Reviewed two research articles for the Journal of Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry in August 2015 and April 2016.

Dr. Karen Guzman

Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

TEXTBOOK REVIEWER

Reviewed and wrote a comparison of Garland Science Publishing’s 4th edition of the textbook Essential Cell Biology by Alberts, et. al. with the textbook published by Sinauer & Associates: The Cell, A Molecular Approach by Geoffrey M. Cooper and Robert E. Hausman. This included a general comparison and a more in depth comparison of two of the chapters. July 2015.

NEWSLETTER EDITOR

Newsletter editor and chair of publications committee, N.C. Academy of Science, 2015-2016.

Dr. Rahul Haware

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutics College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

Reviewed manuscripts for: Endocrinology, Environmental Health Perspectives, FASEB Journal, Hormones and Cancer, Molecular Endocrinology, Oncogene and PLOS Biology.

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Relationship between Mechanical Properties and Crystal Structure in Cocrystals and Salt of Paracetamol Journal: Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy.

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Poly (amidoamine) dendrimer-mediated hybrid formulation for combination therapy of Ramipril and hydrochlorthiazide Journal: European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Development and Evaluation of Decorated Aceclofenac Nanocrystals for Enhancing Solubility and Cell Cytotoxicity Journal: European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Synthesis and Characterization of Poly (N-vinylcaprolactam)-based spray-dried microparticles exhibiting temperature and pHsensitive properties for ketoprofen controlled release Journal: European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Prediction of Dissolution Profiles by NonDestructive Near Infrared Spectroscopy in Tablets Subjected to Different Levels of Strain Journal: Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis.

BOOK REVIEW

The Use of Multivariate Data Analysis in the Pharmaceutical Industry: The Key to Product Robustness and QbD. Publisher: Elsevier

Timothy M. Hinson

Associate Professor, Department of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

BOOK REVIEWER

Reviewed book proposal for Oxford University Press — Scientific Writing: A Guide for the Overwhelmed (Hanganu-Gresch and Flaherty)

Dr. Michael R. Jiroutek

Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

Reviewed a biostatistics education manuscript submitted for publication to the Journal of Statistics Education, July 2015

Dr. Lloyd Johnson

Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

Chair of the Lefler Award Committee of the North Carolina Historical Society to select the best undergraduate history paper on a North Carolina topic by an undergraduate in 2016.

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BOOK REVIEWER

Serve as a judge for the Ragan Old North State Award for Nonfiction presented to an author of nonfiction for the North Carolina Historical Society in 2016.

PEER REVIEWER

Served as a peer reviewer for the 17th consecutive year at the United States History Advanced Placement Reading sponsored by Educational Testing Services, the College Board and held at the International Kentucky Convention Center, Louisville, Kentucky; June 1-9, 2015.

Dr. Barry A. Jones

Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew Divinity School

EDITOR

Festschrift for Paul L. Redditt, scholar, teacher, colleague and friend. The National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion Festschrift Series.

Perspectives in Religious Studies Vol. 43, No. 2 (Summer 2016).

BOOK REVIEW

Review of “Joel Barker, From the Depths of Despair to the Promise of Presence: A Rhetorical Reading of the Book of Joel,” in Journal for the Evangelical Study of the Old Testament 4.1 (2015): 92-94.

Dr. Victoria S. Kaprielian

Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Medical Education, School of Osteopathic Medicine

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

Peer reviewer for manuscripts submitted to: Academic Medicine Teaching and Learning in Medicine.

Dr. D. Byron May

Professor and Chairman, Department of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Reviewer for the American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education.

Dr. Salvatore R. Mercogliano Assistant Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER

Provided manuscript review for “Forgotten Under a Tropical Sun: War Stories by American Veterans in the Philippines, 1898-1913,” for Michigan State Press.

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Dr. Kristen Moran

Assistant Professor of Counseling School of Education

EDITORIAL BOARD

Professional School Counseling Journal

PEER REVIEWER

Recognized American School Counselor Association Model Program (RAMP) — Application Reviewer

PEER REVIEWER

Conference Proposals for the following: American Counseling Association, Association for Counselor Education and Supervision and Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision.

Dr. Phillip J. Morrow Director of Choral Activities Associate Professor of Music College of Arts & Sciences

ADJUDICATOR

Adjudicator, South Carolina State High School Choral Festival March 21-23, 2016 Columbia, S.C.

Dr. Bruce W. Newton

Professor and Chair of Anatomy School of Osteopathic Medicine

BOARD QUESTIONS

Member of the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) Gross Anatomy and Embryology Test Writing Committee for Step I of the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE)

TEXTBOOK REVIEWER

Invited by Thieme to review chapters 10-12, 17 & 18 of the second edition of Anatomy an Essential Textbook, by Anne Gilroy

Dr. Melanie Pound

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ARTICLE REVIEWER

Reviewer for Pharmacist’s Letter; reviewed “CAP Protocols” (September) article. 2015

Dr. Lorae Roukema

Associate Professor of Education School of Education

MANUSCRIPT EDITOR

Edited two manuscripts for the North Carolina Middle School Journal.

Dr. Jaclyn Stanke

Associate Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

EDITORIAL BOARD

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

2015 Board of Reviewers for Explorations: The Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities for the State of North Carolina, Volume X

JUDGE

Served as a Judge of student research papers at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Campbell University (Buies Creek, NC). March 2016.

Dr. Dorothea K. Thompson

Associate Professor of Medical Microbiology and Immunology College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

PEER REVIEWER

I was accepted to the Editorial Board for the Journal of Pharmaceutical Analytics and Insights.

Dr. David R. Tillman

Chair, Department of Public Health College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ABSTRACT REVIEWER

Reviewed abstracts for presentation proposals in the Disability & Public Health Section of the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Expo 2016.

Dr. Taek H. You

Associate Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

REVIEWER

Reviewed a scientific article published in 2015 for undergraduate journal Explorations.

Lucas Osborn

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF LAW NORMAN A. WIGGINS SCHOOL OF LAW Lucas Osborn is an expert in the area of intellectual property law, with a focus on patent law.

His most recent works explore three-dimensional printing technology and how it will affect the law, particularly intellectual property law. Because of the cutting edge nature of the new technology, Osborn has authored more than half a dozen recent articles on the subject, presented his research more than 20 times across the nation (as well as Canada and China) and has been quoted in recent stories from the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News and several local and regional publications. He currently has a book contract with Cambridge University Press.

A graduate of Harvard Law School, Osborn joined the Campbell Law faculty in 2009, and he now serves as the director of Campbell Law School’s Intellectual Property Law program. Before coming to Campbell, he clerked for the Honorable Kenneth M. Hoyt on the U.S. District Court for the Southern district of Texas and served as an attorney in the intellectual property section of Fulbright & Jaworski in Houston (now Norton Rose Fulbright).

At Fulbright, his practice focused on patent litigation, patent prosecution and intellectual property licensing. He is also licensed to practice in front of the U.S. Patent and Trademark office.

Osborn’s past work has looked at patent infringement for making an “offer to sell” an infringing device, the doctrine of patentable subject matter and the Federal Circuit’s jurisprudence. His works appear in journals including the U.C. Davis Law Review, San Diego Law Review, Texas A&M Law Review, the Stanford Technology Law Review, Santa Clara Law Review and the Saint Louis University Law Journal.

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Grants Dr. Lynn A. Albers

Assistant Professor, School of Engineering

FUNDED GRANT

As the lead mentor for NC FIRST Robotics Team #6003, team name S.U.M., applied for and was awarded the Rookie Grant from the Argosy Foundation to help offset the competition fees.

Dr. Sarah K. Goforth

Assistant Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences

GRANT REVIEWER

Reviewed grant proposal for the American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund in February 2016.

Dr. Karen Guzman

Professor of Biology, College of Arts & Sciences

FUNDED GRANT

Awarded a grant from North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities for $387.50 as a stipend for undergraduate research student David Creasman.

Dr. Charles Herring

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

FUNDED GRANT

Systolic Blood Pressure Intervention Trial (SPRINT). Co-investigator under Dr. Carolyn

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Pedley, at the Downtown Health Plaza of Wake Forest Baptist Health. SPRINT was a multicenter, NIH and NHLBI funded grant worth $2,947,638.

Dr. Barry A. Jones

Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew, Divinity School

FUNDED GRANTS

Grant writing task force member for a $593,000 grant application to start a summer youth theology institute entitled “Fides: Exploring Faith and Vocation.”

Awarded in Dec. 2015 by Lilly Endowment, Inc.

Dr. Qinfeng Liu

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

FUNDED GRANT

Preparation and Characterization of BSA Encapsulated Prednisone Nanoparticles for Taste Masking,” $5000, September 2015-2016, CPHS Internal Research Grant, PI.

Dr. Phillip J. Morrow

Director of Choral Activities Associate Professor of Music, College of Arts & Sciences

FUNDED GRANT

North Carolina Arts Council Grassroots Grant Susan and Phillip Morrow Campbell Children’s Choir Camp June, 2015.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT

Campbell Summer Research Grant Research foci include best practices in 21st-century church music ministry and how they might shape curriculum in undergraduate programs in church music.

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

Dr. Ann Marie Nye

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

FUNDED GRANT

Perdue T, Herring C, Garren K, Nye AM, Jackson JT, Yocum A. Vidant Medical Center/East Carolina University, College of Nursing Collaborative Research Grant. How a Medication Simulation Exercise Impacts Health Provider Students’ Attitudes Toward Medication Adherence and Concordance in Poly-Pharmacy Patients. 2016.

Dr. Scott Perkins

Co-Director, Drug Information, Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

FUNDED GRANT

Utilization of a Fitness Device as Part of a Diabetes Education Program for Patients with Type 2 Diabetes CPHS Internal Research Grant awarded August, 2015. Amount: $4,750.

Dr. Jaclyn Stanke

Associate Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

SUMMER RESEARCH GRANT

To conduct research on the project, “Frances Schaeffer and the Cold War.”

Dr. Mark Steckbeck Associate Professor School of Business

FUNDED GRANT

Grant received for conducting two reading groups and speakers, one each during the fall and spring semesters.

Dr. Taek H. You

Associate Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

FUNDED GRANT

Summer Faculty Research Grant.

Dr. Charlotte Paolini CHAIR OF FAMILY MEDICINE SCHOOL OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE

Since helping launch Campbell’s School of Osteopathic Medicine in 2013, Dr. Charlotte Paolini has invested herself deeply in the lives of her students.

As faculty advisor for the student’s Christian Medical and Dental Association and the Family Medicine Club, she has co-led four medical missions to Honduras and Haiti. In addition to teaching, chairing the department and serving as a physician in the Campbell University Health Center, she oversees the student-run, grant-funded Campbell University Community Care Clinic, serving patients without insurance.

From one student testimony: “Regardless of the number of patients she has seen that day, the number of hours she’s worked, or the number of lectures she has to give the following day, she has always made herself available for review sessions, mentoring sessions or any time students need a little extra.”

A native of Biddeford, Maine and graduate of the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, Paolini was on faculty at her alma mater before joining Campbell’s faculty. She is board certified in family practice and holds a Certificate of Added Qualifications in geriatrics. She is also on the Christian Medical and Dental Associations Board of Trustees and serves on the CMDA Human Trafficking Commission.

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Presentations Dr. Lynn A. Albers

Dr. Tara L. Bell

FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION

POSTER PRESENTATION

MODERATOR

Dr. Timothy J. Bloom

Assistant Professor School of Engineering

This year marked the rookie season for FIRST Robotics Team #6003 primarily sponsored by Campbell University. The team consisted of 13 high school students from Harnett Central High School and Overhills High School plus 10 mentors under the direction Moderator for three technical sessions at the 2015 ASEE (American Society for Engineering Education) Annual Conference and Exposition; one each for the Energy Conversion and Conservation Division, the K-12 and Pre-College Engineering Division and the Educational Research and Methods Division. Moderator for two technical sessions at the 2016 ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition; one each for the Energy Conversion and Conservation Division, and the Pre-College Engineering Education Division.

Pediatric Clinical Pharmacist College of Pharmacy & Health Science Risk Factors for Vancomycin Induced Nephrotoxicity in Pediatric Patients, Cross, M, Drew R. and Bell, T. Midyear Clinical Meeting American Society Health-Systems Pharmacist; New Orleans Louisiana; December, 2015

Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Lessons learned while transitioning to a computerbased testing system in a Doctor of Pharmacy program.� Presentation at the 2015 IUPUI Assessment Institute.

Dr. Richard Bohannon

Professor of Health Sciences, Dept. of Physical Therapy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

WEB PRESENTATION

Bohannon RW. Muscle Strength Testing: Rationale, Considerations, and Practical Options for Clinicians Working with Older Adults. Great Seminars Online, 2016.

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Dr. James A. Boyd

Professor Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.A. Boyd, “Pharmacy Law Update” two-hour CE program for the Cape Fear Pharmacists Association, Fayetteville. December 15, 2015

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.A. Boyd, “Changes in Pharmacy Law” 2 hour CE Program, Southern Regional Area Health Education Center, Fayetteville. November 20, 2015

Dr. Bonnie M. Brenseke Biomedical Chair of Pathology School of Osteopathic Medicine

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Fatty Infiltration of Paravertebral Muscles After Spinal Surgery” with Shayne Caswell, Luke Ennis, Olusegun Onibonoje, Bonnie Brenseke, Adnan Siddiqui and Robert Terreberry. Presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Campbell University, March 22, 2016.

Winner in the graduate oral presentations category.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Collaborative Anatomy-Pathology Project: Integrating Clinical Science into the Pre-clinical Curriculum” with Elizabeth LaRose, Ninad Zaman, Bonnie Brenseke, Howard Reisner, Adnan Siddiqui, Bruce Newton, Robert Terreberry, Francine Anderson, and Terence Mitchell. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Anatomists, San Diego. April 2-4, 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“A Pathologist’s Approach to a Lung Tumor” with Josh Fullmer, Jordan Johnson, Nick May, Chase Nielsen, Howard Reisner, Adnan Siddiqui, and Bonnie Brenseke. Presented at the North Carolina Medical Society Annual Meeting, Greensboro.

October 23-24, 2015. Second place winner in the Student Vignette Category.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Comparison of the Effects of THC and Synthetic Cannabinoid Receptor Agonist JWH-073” with Artik Mistry, Amreen Jonas, Rajul Patel, Bonnie Brenseke, Christina Stalder, Christopher Breivogel.

Presented at the 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Campbell University. April 20, 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Retrospective Timeline of North Carolina’s Approach to Improving Infant Mortality Rates” with Brett Prestia, Jeremy Rhodes, Randall

Williams, Bonnie Brenseke, and Belinda Pettiford.

Presented at the 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Campbell University. April 20, 2016. Awarded best poster in the Health Economics/Health Policy category.

Jonathan Bronsink

Director of Visual Identity University Marketing and Communications

ORAL PRESENTATION

Bronsink J. and Liggett B. “Longform | It Isn’t Dead.” Council for Advancement and Support of Education Region III Annual Conference, Nashville, Tenn. February, 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Bronsink J., Crayton C., Liggett B. and Swain S. “Fundraising and Communications | In Perfect Harmony,” Council for Advancement and Support of Education Region III Annual Conference, Nashville, Tenn. February, 2016.

Dr. Jennifer A. Bunn

Assistant Professor, Exercise Science College of Arts & Sciences

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

North Carolina State University, Relationships between training stats and game stats: Division I volleyball, Raleigh. July 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

J. Bunn, D. Powell, L.C. Eschbach, and S. Zhang.

Evaluation of strength and conditioning measures with on-court success in Division I collegiate volleyball: A retrospective study. Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Regional Conference, Greenville, S.C. 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

M. Avery, E. Wells, B. Catanzarito, & J. Bunn (Faculty Advisor). Assessment of breakfast and physical activity habits in college students. State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium, High Point. 2015.

Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Regional Conference, Greenville. 2016. Campbell University Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium, Buies Creek. 2016. National Conference on Undergraduate Research, Asheville. 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

N. Hernandez, D. Powell, J. Bunn (Faculty Advisor), & M. Sanderford. Compared analysis of muscle activation during piston resistance training and free-weight training. State of North Carolina

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Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium, High Point. 2015. Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Regional Conference, Greenville.

2016. Campbell Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium, Buies Creek. 2016. National Conference on Undergraduate Research, Asheville. 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

N. Norris, S. Hackney, J. Bunn (Faculty Advisor), & D. Powell. The impact of altered visual input and auditory stimulations on balance and postural stability. State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium, High Point.

2015. Southeast American College of Sports Medicine Regional Conference, Greenville. 2016.

Campbell Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium, Buies Creek. 2016. National Conference on Undergraduate Research, Asheville. 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

J. Bunn, B. Catanzarito, K. Best, K. Ake, L. Scott, & D. Powell. Lower extremity compression garments do not attenuate cardiovascular drift during submaximal exercise. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, San Diego, 2015.

Dr. Jenna P. Carpenter Dean School of Engineering

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Statistics on Women in Math, Canada,” Women in Mathematics Committee Breakfast, Canadian Mathematical Society Winter Meeting, Montreal, QC, CA, December 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

N. Klingbeil, S. Ganter, J.P. Carpenter, “What Mathematics do Engineering Students Need to Know in the First Two Years? (And What if it Doesn’t Start with Calculus?),” Panel Session, Mathematical Association of America Mathfest, Washington, DC, August 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Networking for Success: Maximizing Your Opportunities,” Communication for Engineers Professional Development Workshop, Eastern NC SWE Section, Raleigh, NC, November 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Top Secret: Women’s Contributions to the History of Computing,” Keynote Speaker, 2015 Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware Section Meeting of the Mathematical Association of America, Doylestown, PA,

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November 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Top Secret: Women’s Contributions to the History of Computing,” Keynote Speaker, 2016 Ohio Section Meeting of the Mathematical Association of America, Ada, OH, April 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Leadership and Diversity,” 3rd Annual Gulf Coast ADVANCE Retreat, University of Southern Mississippi, Ocean Springs, MS, February 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Women Leading Change,” Women’s History Month Speakers Panel, Women’s Center, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, March 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Making a Difference: Engineering the Grand Challenges of the 21st Century,” The Complete Engineer Conference ‘16, University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha, NE, March 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter and D.P. O’Neal, “Supporting the Success of Women Faculty Through an NSF ADVANCE Grant: Looking Back, Moving Forward,” Mathematical Association of America Mathfest, Washington, DC, August 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

C. Bilen-Green, J.P. Carpenter, K. Horton, “Advancing Women by Engaging Men,” Society of Women Engineers WE15 Annual Conference, Nashville, TN, October 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

N. Hastings, B. Edwards, N. Dean, V. Buchanan, M. Brilleslyper, J. Carpenter, J. Scott, “PREP: MAA’s Professional Development Program,” MAA Poster Session for Projects supported by the NSF DUE, Joint Mathematics Meetings, Seattle, WA, January 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Using Coding Examples to Teach Inverse Functions: Helping Students Connect “Abstract” Mathematical Concepts to ‘Real’ Life,” Joint Mathematics Meetings, Seattle, WA, January 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Top Secret: Women’s Contributions to the History of Computing,” Keynote Speaker, 2016 Ohio Section Meeting of the Mathematical Association of America, Doylestown, PA, April 2016.

College of Arts & Sciences

Jaclyn Stanke

ORAL PRESENTATION

DEAN’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Jaclyn Stanke, an associate professor of history, earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and Russian from Washington State University, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in history from Emory University. Her dissertation addressed U.S.-Soviet relations following WWII.

J.P. Carpenter, “Mentoring Women and Underrepresented Minorities in Mathematics,” Keynote Speaker, 2016 Ohio Section Meeting of the Mathematical Association of America, Ada, Ohio, April 2016.

J.P. Carpenter, “Challenges and Rewards of Mentoring,” Effective Mentoring Webinars, Professional Development Webinar Series, American Association of Anatomists, March 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “Innovation in Diversity and Inclusivity,” Panel Session, 2016 Engineering Deans Institute, San Francisco, CA, March 2016.

RADIO INTERVIEW

J.P. Carpenter, “Creating a Culture of Success for Women in STEM,” Big Beacon Radio Episode 36 with Dave Goldberg, VoiceAmerica, April 2016.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

C. Bilen-Green J.P. Carpenter, S. Doore and M.L. Levine, “Expanding ADVANCE’s Reach: How Do Advocates and Allies Work at Multiple Universities?” 2016 ADVANCE/GSE Program Workshop, Baltimore, MD, May 2016.

WEBINAR

R. Anand, J.P. Carpenter, V. Jovanovic and W. Zhang, “How to Write Recommendation Letters,” Society of Women Engineers Webinar, May 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

J.P. Carpenter, “STEM is Everywhere and for Everyone,” Morrisville Chamber of Commerce KNOW Luncheon, Morrisville, NC, May 2017.

Dr. Tony W. Cartledge Professor of Old Testament Divinity School

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Old Testament Women You Wouldn’t Want to Mess With,” at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship General Assembly, Atlanta, GA, June 19, 2015.

She joined the faculty of the College of Arts & Sciences as an assistant professor in 1999 and was awarded the rank of associate professor in 2006. Stanke and her family reside in Wake County, where she attends St. Bernadette Catholic Church and is an avid supporter of various animal rescue organizations.

Stanke is a Cold War history scholar who actively engages with international colleagues on a regular basis, often travelling to the Ukraine to present papers. The chair of her department, James Martin, said, “One cannot overemphasize the importance of Dr. Stanke’s research and travel. The legacy of the Cold War continues to pervade the world stage, and Dr. Stanke’s cooperative projects with her Ukrainian colleagues have opened doors for further interaction between Campbell and the former Soviet bloc.”

Recently Stanke has turned her attention to the Chernobyl nuclear disaster of 1986. She has even visited the disaster site. Her most recent paper, titled “The Depiction of Chernobyl in American Political Cartoons,” helps contrast America’s perceptions of the disaster to those of Ukraine.

Stanke is a well-respected scholar in her field. She represents the finest example of an Arts & Sciences faculty member.

— Michael B. Wells, Dean

Campbell Accolades - 15

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Psalming the Blues,” presented at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina assembly, March 18, 2016, at Hayes Barton Baptist Church in Raleigh.

PRESENTATION

Presented paper: “A King Without Respect: Insubordination as a Theme in 1 Samuel” as part of the field school for the Fourth Expedition to Lachish, Israel, June 30, 2015.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Presented paper: “Effective Societal and Political Engagement for Baptists” during a workshop at the Baptist World Congress, Durban, South Africa, July 24, 2015.

Dr. Robert M. Cisneros, Jr.

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

MODERATOR

Moderator of Health Care Ethics SIG program, “Incorporating Ethics Discussions into Non-Ethics Courses.” American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, National Harbor, MD; July, 2015.

Dr. Sarah M.R. Christie

Associate Professor Director of the Athletic Training Program College of Arts & Sciences

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POSTER PRESENTATION

Dolphin, K., Christie, S. (2016). Knee Dislocation in a Collegiate Division I Football Defensive Back.

Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Baltimore, MD.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Dolphin, K., Christie, S. (2016). Knee Dislocation in a Collegiate Division I Football Defensive Back. Oral presentation accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, NC. *Undergraduate Oral Presentation Winner

POSTER PRESENTATION

Freeman, R., Christie, S., Schultz, C. (2016).

Exertional Rhabdomyolysis in a High School Football Player. Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Baltimore, MD.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Freeman, R., Christie, S., Schultz, C. (2016).

Exertional Rhabdomyolysis in a High School Football Player. Poster accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Moon, T., Christie, S., Gaddy, E. (2016). Salter Harris Type II Fracture of the Medial Malleolus in a High School Athlete. Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Baltimore, MD.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Murphy, M., Christie, S. (2016). Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome in Active Male.

Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Baltimore, MD.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Murphy, M., Christie, S. (2016). Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome in Active Male.

Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association Athletic Training Student Symposium, Atlanta, GA.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Murphy, M., Christie, S. (2016). Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome in Active Male.

Poster accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Pacheco, R., Christie, S. (2016). Knee Dislocation with Subluxation in a Division I Collegiate Running Back. Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Baltimore, MD.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Pacheco, R., Christie, S. (2016). Knee Dislocation with Subluxation in a Division I Collegiate Running Back. Oral presentation accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Williams, J., Christie, S., Knight, J. (2016).

Rectus Femoris Tear in a Division I Collegiate Football Placekicker. Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Baltimore, MD.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Christie, S. (2015). What is Evidence Based Practice? How Can It Be Implemented In Athletic Training Education & In Athletic Training Clinical Practice? Oral presentation accepted for the annual meeting of the MidAtlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association, Virginia Beach, VA.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Overton, Z., Christie, S. (2016). NonOperative Management of an Acute Achilles Tendon Rupture. Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the North Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association, Wilmington, NC.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Overton, Z., Christie, S. (2016). Diverticulitis in a Retired Naval Senior Chief Officer: A Case Report. Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association Athletic Training Student Symposium, Atlanta, GA.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Overton, Z., Christie, S. (2016). Diverticulitis in a Retired Naval Senior Chief Officer: A Case Report. Poster accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Warren, M., Christie, S., Manor, J., Pope, J. (2016). Postural Orthostatic Hypotension in a Division I Women’s Lacrosse Athlete. Poster accepted for the annual meeting of the Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association Athletic Training Student Symposium, Atlanta, GA.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Warren, M., Christie, S., Manor, J., Pope, J. (2016). Postural Orthostatic Hypotension in a Division I Women’s Lacrosse Athlete. Poster accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Ameen, N., Christie, S. (2016). Meningioma in a Bicycle Motocross Athlete. Oral presentation accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Mullins, J., Christie, S., Manor, J., O’Donovan, D. (2016). Failed Accessory Navicular Resection in Female Collegiate Soccer Player. Poster accepted for the Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

Dr. Michael G. Cogdill

Professor of Christian Ministry and Pastoral Leadership Divinity School

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Invited Preacher, Senior Adult Week for NC Baptists at Caswell Baptist Assembly, Southport, NC, May 23-27

ORAL PRESENTATION

Preacher for Installation Worship Service, Installation for J. Bradley Creed, as Fifth President of Campbell University, April, 2016.

Campbell Accolades - 17

Dr. Thomas P. Colletti

Dr. April A. Cooper

POSTER PRESENTATION

POSTER PRESENTATION

Chair & Director PA Program, Associate Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Colletti, T; Gerstner, L; Pope, A. Student Perceptions of an Observed Simulation Hand-off Exercise. Physician Assistant Education Association Educational Forum, 2015, Arlington VA.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Cahill, L.; Colletti, T.; Coniglio, D.; Tillman, D. Integrating Oral Health Education and Practical Experience into the Physician Assistant Curriculum: Effects and Outcomes. Wiggins Memorial Academic Symposium, 2015. Buies Creek.

ORAL PRESENTATION

North Carolina Association of Physician Assistants Summer Conference 2015: Complementary and Alternative Medicine: What You and Your Patients Need to Know. Myrtle Beach, S.C.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Southern Regional AHEC Cardiology Symposium January, 2015: The Pre-participation Evaluation - Preventing Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes.

Fayetteville.

Dr. David Coniglio

Associate Professor of Health Professional Studies, Department of Physician Assistant Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Job Satisfaction and Stress as Predictors of Faculty Turnover Intention. PAEA Annual Forum, Washington DC. November 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Best Practices in Faculty Recruitment and Retention. Physician Assistant Education Association Annual Forum, Washington DC. November 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Johnson BLW, Fenn P, Perkins S, Schmid R, Coniglio D. Developing an Interprofessional Simulation Program for Health Science Professional Students in Physician Assistant and Pharmacy Education. Collaborating Across Borders V (CAB-V), Roanoke, VA, September 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Cahill L, Colletti T, Coniglio D, Tillman D. Integrating Oral Health Education and Practical Experience into the Physician Assistant Curriculum: Effects and Outcomes. American Academy of Physician Assistants, San Francisco, CA, May 2015.

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Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Assessing fourth year pharmacy student activity documentation on an acute care rotation. Cooper April A, Roach Garrett and Brown Paige. Poster presented at American Society of Health-System Pharmacists National Pharmacy Preceptors Conference 2015 Aug;

POSTER PRESENTATION

Wiki technology facilitates collaboration and discussion to provide a one-stop informational source for pharmacy preceptors, residents, and students in an academic hospital. Amadon Erin and Cooper April A. Poster presented at American Society of Health-System

POSTER PRESENTATION

Association of corticosteroid dose and outcomes in the treatment of acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in a Community Hospital. Ye Ting, Cooper April A, Lewis Catherine. Poster presented at American Society of Health-System

POSTER PRESENTATION

Evaluation of rifaximin utilization in hospitalized patients. Muller Mallory, Cooper April A, Lewis Catherine. Poster presented at American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Meeting 2015 Dec; New Orleans, LA.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Utilizing the Clinical Decision Unit to provide efficient care of non-DKA hyperglycemia at DRH. Setji Tracy, Hong Beatrice, Flynn Lada, Alexander Maire, Mabrey Melanie, Cooper April, Morrissey Kay Lyn, Tesson Alan. Poster presented at Annual Duke Health Patient

POSTER PRESENTATION

Evaluation of antibiotic selection for inpatient treatment of diabetic foot infections. McCullough Kylie, Lewis Catherine, Cooper April A. Poster presented at Annual Duke Health Patient Safety and Quality Conference 2016 Mar; Durham, NC.

LaKeisha Darden

Curriculum Materials/Media Librarian Wiggins Memorial Library

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Learning Through Inquiry and Play: Board games and Makerspaces” Harnett County Schools 2015

Inaugural AVID Best Practices Week July 8, 2015 Opening Speaker Essential Questions Addressed: • Why should teaching and learning be fun? • How can we foster engagement and inquisitiveness in students?

Lundy-Fetterman School of Business

ORAL PRESENTATION

Boris Abbey

Dr. Britt Davis

Boris Abbey joined the LundyFetterman School of Business faculty in 2015 and immediately hit the ground running. He brought with him a contagious energy, great enthusiasm and a passion for learning. He has demonstrated great creativity and a willingness to experiment both in the classroom and beyond.

Teaching Science Using Children’s Literature North Carolina Science Teachers Association November 12, 2015 Dr. Carol Maidon, Professor, School of Education and Ms. LaKeshia Darden, Curriculum Materials/Media Librarian, co-presented this session that modeled for science teachers how to integrate literacy strategies and the instruction of science concepts when using children’s literature in the classroom. This session was attended by over 40 participants.

Vice President Institutional Advancement

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presented “Sticking to the Basics: Dynamic Engagement of Students in an Online World” at the Georgia Political Science Association annual conference (Trending the Political: Memeing the Political Past with the Digitized Future), Savannah, GA, November 2015.

Dr. Richard H. Drew

Professor of Pharmacy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Sarubbi C, Wolcott M, Moehring RW, Drew RH, Cunningham CK, Durkin MJ, Watson S, Knelson LP, Anderson D. Impact of Combined Antimicrobial Stewardship Interventions to Improve Treatment of Patients with Staphylococcus aureus Bloodstream Infection (SAB) at a Tertiary Care Center. IDWeek 2015, San Diego, October 7-11, 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Moehring RW, Lokhnygina, Y, Dodds-Ashley E, Johnson M, Davis A, Drew RH, Sexton D, Anderson D. Variability in Antimicrobial Use among Community Hospitals in the Duke Antimicrobial Stewardship Outreach Network.

IDWeek 2015, San Diego, October 7-11, 2015

POSTER PRESENTATION

DEAN’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING

He insists that students own their learning and that they move from classroom learning to practical application.

This application in turn reinforces and broadens their learning. He goes the extra mile with students, supporting them both professionally and personally.

Abbey is a team player, an eager volunteer, a friendly colleague and a great representative of the Business School. He is the embodiment of the business school’s motto: Innovation with Vision.

Abbey has spurred student learning through innovation in his classes, connecting students with unique community projects, giving students a voice and encouraging them to think critically. He has organized a number of events including panels on politics, reducing racial and ethnic prejudice, local economic development and health care innovation.

Prior to his time at Campbell, Abbey served his country in the United States Marine Corp and the U.S. Army.

He earned a bachelor’s degree and MBA from Fayetteville State University (both summa cum laude), a law degree with a concentration in business law from Campbell University (cum laude) and a Ph.D. in Business Administration from Old Dominion University.

— Edward Fubara, Interim Dean

Garner B, Lokhnygina Y, Dodds-Ashley E, Johnson M, Drew RH, Davis A, Sexton DJ, Anderson D, Moehring R. Harvesting the Low Hanging Fruit:

Campbell Accolades - 19

A Benchmarking Tool for Implementation of Intravenous to Oral Antibiotic Switch Programs in 14 Southeastern Community Hospitals. IDWeek 2015, San Diego, October 7-11, 2015 POSTER PRESENTATION

Johnson M, Anderson D, Lokhnygina Y, Dodds Ashley E, Drew RH, Davis A, Sexton DJ, Moehring R. Utilization of Systemic Antifungal Therapy Among Community Hospitals in the Duke Antimicrobial Stewardship Network. IDWeek 2015, San Diego, October 7-11, 2015

POSTER PRESENTATION

Moehring RW, Lokhnygina, Y, Dodds-Ashley E, Johnson M, Davis A, Drew RH, Sexton D, Anderson D. Characterization of Redundant Spectrum Antibiotic Use in Community Hospitals: A Stewardship Opportunity. IDWeek 2015, San Diego, October 7-11, 2015

POSTER PRESENTATION

Drew RH, May DB. Empowering Site-Based Clinical Research by Junior Faculty through a Joint University and Multiprofessional Support and Research Team (Project Jump Start). 2015 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, National Harbor, MD, July 13, 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Pharmacokinetics/Pharmacodynamics: Applications to Antibiotic Development. Presented to Research Triangle Institute, April 26, 2016.

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ORAL PRESENTATION

Treatment of MDR Gram Negative Infections.

Presented at the Presented at the 17th Annual North Carolina Anti-infective Workshop.

Greensboro, NC, November 14, 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Global Impact of Antimicrobial Resistance.

Presented to the University Allied for Essential Medicines, Buies Creek, NC, November 18, 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Management of Clostridium Difficile Infection.

ACPE-accredited teleconference sponsored by DASON, February 23, 2016.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Antimicrobial Stewardship in the Hospital Setting. Co-convener of a workshop Presented at a pre-meeting Workshop on Implementation of Antibiotic Stewardship Programs, 55th Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, San Diego, September 16, 2015.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Implementation of IDSA Stewardship Guidelines.

Presented at a pre-meeting Workshop on Implementation of Antibiotic Stewardship Programs, 55th Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, San Diego, CA, September 16, 2015.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Case Studies in Establishing Antibiotic Stewardship

Programs. Presented at a pre-meeting Workshop on Implementation of Antibiotic Stewardship Programs, 55th Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, San Diego, September 16, 2015.

William Epps

Reference & Print Resources Librarian Wiggins Memorial Library

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Putting the pieces together: How librarians at Campbell University use the Cephalonian and Jigsaw methods to teach information literacy.”

12th Annual Georgia International Conference on Information Literacy, Georgia Southern University at Coastal Georgia Center in Savannah, GA, September 25-26, 2015.

Dr. J. Dean Farmer

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

ORAL PRESENTATION

Farmer, J. D. (2015, November). When you’re New in Town: Using romantic comedy to illustrate organizational communication. Paper presented at the annual National Communication Association Conference, Las Vegas, NV.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Faculty mentor for: Carrington, C. E., & Peedin, K. T. (2015, November). City girl starting a fire: Embracing the opportunity to smash the glass ceiling with diversified leadership styles in New in Town. Paper presented at the annual National Communication Association Conference, Las Vegas, NV.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Faculty Mentor for: Carrington, C. E. (2016, April). What’s in a Girl Gamer? A Preliminary Phenomenological Study of Female Gamer Identities. Paper presented at the Southern States Communication Association Theodore Clevenger Undergraduate Honors Conference, Austin, Texas.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Faculty mentor for: Farmer, K. A. (2016, April). Teaching Styles at the University Level: Generating an Engaging Environment. Paper presented at the Southern States Communication Association, Theodore Clevenger Undergraduate Honors Conference, Austin, Texas.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Faculty mentor for: Fox, S. N. (2016, April).

Broadcast Journalism Newsroom Culture. Paper presented at the Southern States Communication Association, Theodore Clevenger Undergraduate Honors Conference, Austin, Texas.

Laura R. Gerstner

Director of Clinical Education & Assistant Professor, Physician Assistant Program College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Faculty Facilitator for the Physician Assistant Education Association Clinical Coordinators 101 Workshop (November 2015 & March 2016)

POSTER PRESENTATION

Colletti, T; Gerstner, L; Pope, A. Student Perceptions of an Observed Simulation Hand-off Exercise. Physician Assistant Education Association Educational Forum; Alexandria, VA. 2015.

Dr. Sarah K. Goforth

Assistant Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Incorporation of research in the undergraduate inorganic chemistry curriculum: IONiC VIPEr workshops,” Sarah K. Goforth, Paul J. Fischer, Chip Nataro. Presentation and Poster at the National Meeting of the American Chemical Society. San Diego, CA. March, 2016.

Dr. James B. Groce III

Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Stroke Awareness Month 2015. Community Hospital Noon Day Conference. Invited lecture: Target specific oral anticoagulants for prevention of stroke in NVAF. May 26, 2015. 1h lecture.

Munster, IN.

ORAL PRESENTATION

2015 Stago Academic Summit Forum of Haemostasis and Thrombosis (North & East) 2015, May 30, 2015. 1000-1100h. Optimizing Heparin Therapy Through a Change in Paradigm: A Focus on Laboratory Monitoring Using AntiXa Heparin Levels. Guilin, China

Campbell Accolades - 21

ORAL PRESENTATION

The Managed Care Review Board™—An Analysis of the Latest Treatments, Economic Value, and Benefit Designs for Oral Anticoagulation Therapy. Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy Nexus 2015 Meeting.

Orlando, FL. October 29, 2015. 1.5h.

ORAL PRESENTATION

2015 Stago Academic Summit Forum of Haemostasis and Thrombosis (North & East) 2015, May 30, 2015. 1000-1100h. Optimizing Heparin Therapy Through a Change in Paradigm: A Focus on Laboratory Monitoring Using Anti-Xa Heparin Levels. Guilin, China.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Overview of idarucizamab/Praxbind® at Exhibitor’s Theater in conjunction with 50th ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibitions. American Society of Health Systems Pharmacists Meeting, New Orleans, LA. December 7th, December 8th, 2015.

0.5h each.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Anticoagulation Update 2016. Northwest AHEC. 2h recorded lecture in support of the anticoagulation certificate program renewal for candidates currently holding such certification and wishing to renew.

Winston Salem NC. April 26nd, 2015 0900-1100h.

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Pilot Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Service Model to Identify Warfarin Patients to Transition to a Direct Oral Anticoagulant. 47th Southeastern Residency Conference-University of Georgia College of Pharmacy. Athens, GA. April 28th, 2016. 0.25h.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Heparin Monitoring—Here to Stay! Global webinar broadcast live from Paris, France for Stago upon the 100th Anniversary of the discovery of heparin.

Broadcast globally on Monday May 23rd, 2016 2:00pm (UTC) 10:00pm (Beijing, China) 4:00pm (Paris, France) 3:00pm (London, UK)10:00am (New York, USA); Tuesday May 24th, 2016 - 7:00am (UTC) 3:00pm (Beijing, China) 9:00am (Paris, France) 8:00am (London, UK) 3:00am (New York, USA). Paris, France. 1h each day.

POSTER PRESENTATION

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, MD. June 13, 2016.

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Dr. Karen Guzman

Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Autumn Bass, David Guzman and Karen Guzman “A Simplified Method to Create Transgenic Zebrafish Using Electroporation”, Journal of the North Carolina Academy of Science, Winter 2015, Vol. 131, No. 3, Abstracts, pp44-72

ORAL PRESENTATION

Karen Guzman “Incorporation of Physical and Computer Modeling of Biological Macromolecules into Introductory and Upper Level Courses Engages Students and Provides a Way to Visualize Difficult to Understand Concepts”, Oral presentation at the North Carolina Academy of Science Annual Meeting, Methodist University, April 2, 2016.

Abstract published in Journal of the North Carolina Academy of Science, Winter 2015, Vol. 131, No. 3, Abstracts, pp44-72

Dr. Julianne Hall

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Powell HR, Rajic L Hall JM. Adipogenic effects of dietary phytoestrogens are mediated through PPARgamma. Poster presented at: The American Society of Health-care Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting, Anaheim Convention Campus; December 2015; New Orleans, LA.

Dr. Steven J. Halm

Assistant Dean and Chair of Simulation Medicine, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics School of Osteopathic Medicine

ORAL PRESENTATION

Oral Presentation to the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) in Washington, DC, April 7, 2016 titled “A Comprehensive Four-Event Simulation-Based Curriculum for Family Medicine Residents”

POSTER PRESENTATION

Poster presentation to the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM), April 6-9, 2016 titled “IPE in a Rural Clerkship: A Students’ Perspective on a Progressive Simulation Case”

Dr. Terri S. Hamrick

Associate Professor of Microbiology & Immunology School of Osteopathic Medicine

POSTER PRESENTATION

A.L. Levine, J.B. Goforth, P.A. Spears, S.T. Abraham, P.E. Orndorff, E.A. Havell, T.S. Hamrick. “Listeria monocytogenes Mutants Defective in Teichoic Acid Glycosylation and Attenuated for Virulence Show Reduced Intercellular Spread and Actin Polymerization”. 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium. April 20, 2016. Campbell University.

Dr. Ted Hancock

Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Probiotics in Our Culture” SEAHEC/Wilmington Health CNE (August 2015)

ORAL PRESENTATION

“The Skinny on Weight Loss Supplements” SEAHEC/Wilmington Health Instructor CNE (November 2015)

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Sweet Dreams: Individualizing Sleep Therapy to Improve Quality and Duration” SEAHEC/ Wilmington Health Instructor (January 2016)

ORAL PRESENTATION

“COPD and Asthma Inhalers: A Systematic Overview” SEAHEC/Wilmington Health CNE (April 2016)

Dr. Venancio René Ibarra Assistant Professor of Spanish College of Arts & Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Y se lo tragó la revolución mexicana: progreso o pérdida de identidad en Relación de hazañas del hijo del Relámpago de Javier Castellanos” The 2015 MACLAS Conference at Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York. April 17-18, 2015.

School of Education

Katherine Van Allen

DEAN’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Katie Van Allen came to Campbell University in 2011, a recent graduate of the University of Maryland.

Katie was described by the chair of her Ph.D. committee as a “highly creative, motivated and proficient researcher and teacher.” I have found his comments to be very true over the past five years. Katie has certainly proven herself as an excellent teacher and colleague.

Dr. Van Allen serves as the Psychology Department liaison with Adult and On­line Education, teaching on main campus, extended campus, and online. She has done an outstanding job of working with her colleagues to assure that students in all venues receive an equivalent educational experience.

Students appreciate Dr. Van Allen’s willingness to help them work through their daily dilemmas as they move through their program. Her warm smile and cheerful personality make her very approachable to students whether they are traditional undergraduates or adult learners.

Dr. Van Allen received her Ph.D. and M.A. in psychology from the University of Maryland, College Park and her B.S. in Psychology from George Mason University. Dr. Van Allen and her family live in Fuquay-Varina.

— Karen Nery, Dean

ORAL PRESENTATION

“La educación en dos novelas zapotecas de Javier Castellanos” The 65th Annual Meeting of the Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference at Charleston College in Charleston, South Carolina.

October 15-17, 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Teaching L2 Reading Strategies and Gender in the Foreign Language Classroom” the American Council

Campbell Accolades - 23

on the Teaching of Foreign Language (ACTFL) 2015 Conference in San Diego, California, November 20-22, 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Lambert, Darian. ““El Recado” by Elena Poniatowska - Women’s Rights in Latin America and How They’ve Changed” Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium 2016 at Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina. March 22, 2016. In Spanish.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Miller, Rachel and Megan Pulliam. “The Boom In Latin America: How they Shaped Society” Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium 2016 at Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina. March 22, 2016. In Spanish.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Nuñez, Adriana and Ashley M. Carpenter. “Vivir La Vida” Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium 2016 at Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina. March 22, 2016. In Spanish.

Dr. Michael R. Jiroutek

Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Frequency of Asthma Education in Primary Care in the Years 2007-2010” with Yang W, Lee MG, Cross KJ and Sutton BS. 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, April 2016.

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POSTER PRESENTATION

“Trends in the Prescribing of Contraceptives to Female Adolescents: 2003–2010,” with Taylor S, Thompson M and Holland MA. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Annual Midyear Clinical Meeting, New Orleans. December 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Adherence to Expert Panel Report-3 Asthma Guidelines,” with Dockery S, White P and Hinson TM. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Annual Midyear Clinical Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Vaccination Against Herpes Zoster in Adults in the United States Between 2008-2013,” with Atkinson R, Simpson H, Turner L, and Johnson M. Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, San Diego, CA, September 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“An Evaluation of the Prevalence of Gout and Predictors of Gout in the United States for the Years 2007-2008 vs. 2009-2010,” with Castro K, Corey K, Raymond D and Holland MA. Wiggins Memorial Library Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC, March 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Gender Disparities in Screening for High Cholesterol in Young Adults in the United States, 2007-2012,” with Hicks EC, Luke MB and Hinson

TM. 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC, April 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Gender Disparities in Screening for High Cholesterol in Young Adults in the United States, 2007-2012,” with Hicks EC, Luke MB and Hinson TM. 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, April 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Gender Disparities in Screening for High Cholesterol in Young Adults in the United States, 2007-2012,” with Hicks EC and Hinson TM. Womack Army Medical Center 2016 Research Symposium, Fort Bragg, NC, May 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Providing Diet/Nutrition Education in Patients Prescribed Statins,” with Tinney AR, Kindborg K and Hinson TM. Wiggins Memorial Library Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC, March 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Providing Diet/Nutrition Education in Patients Prescribed Statins,” with Tinney AR, Kindborg K and Hinson TM. 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC, April 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Providing Diet/Nutrition Education in Patients Prescribed Statins,” with Tinney AR, Kindborg K and Hinson TM. Womack Army Medical Center 2016 Research Symposium, Fort Bragg, NC, May 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Impact of the JUPITER Trial on US Statin Prescribing After 2008 for Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in Adults 18 Years or Greater,” with Wagstaff MR, McClure D, Demitraszek C and Holland MA. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Annual Midyear Clinical Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Pertussis Vaccination Among Adolescents in the National Immunization Survey – Teen 2008-2013,” with Wright A, Cahoon T, Jarvis K and Carter CA. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Annual Midyear Clinical Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Impact of Demographic and Socioeconomic Variables on the Recommended Human Papillomavirus Immunization for Teenage Males in the United States,” with Valanejad SM, Holmes JO, Stabile JC and Carter CA. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Annual Midyear Clinical Meeting, New Orleans, LA, December 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Frequency of Asthma Education in Primary Care for the Years 2007-2010,” with Yang W, Lee MG, Cross KJ and Sutton BS. 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek, NC, April 2016.

Dr. Lloyd Johnson

Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presented a paper “A Political Biography of Richard Caswell and the Founding of the New Nation,” at the Fourth Mediterranean Interdisciplinary Forum on the Social Sciences and the Humanities held at the Institute of Catalan Studies, Barcelona, Spain May 16-18, 2016.

Dr. Steven W. Johnson

Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Perry T, Nye AM, Johnson SW. The impact of prescriber hospital discharge prescription comments on the rate of medication discrepancies among older Medicaid recipients. 3rd Annual Research in Education and Practice Symposium (REPS). Chapel Hill, NC, May 16, 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Conversation about HIV prevention and treatment options” Community Outreach Event, Miller Park Recreation Center Winston-Salem, NC July 2015

Dr. W. Glenn Jonas, Jr.

Associate Dean and Charles Howard Professor of Religion College of Arts & Sciences

PRESENTATION

“The Riches of Local Church Historiography,” Presented to the National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion, 21 November 2015.

EDITORIAL BOARD

Editorial Board, “Baptist History and Heritage.”

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Dr. Barry A. Jones

Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew Divinity School

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Spirituality in the Book of Jeremiah,” a three part presentation given at First Baptist Church, Raleigh, NC, October 7, 14 and 28, 2015

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Marriage and Sexuality in the Old Testament.” A two-part presentation given at Oakmont Baptist Church, Greenville, NC, March 9 and 16, 2016.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Hidden Treasures: Resources for Appreciating and Understanding the Old Testament.”

Workshop presented at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina General Assembly, Raleigh, NC, March 20, 2016.

Dr. Haydn Tiago Jones

Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Chairman Dept. of Foreign Languages College of Arts & Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presentation at the Association of Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean(APLAAC) The University of New Mexico at Las Cruces, New Mexico. February 17-21, 2016. Title of paper: Worlds Collide: “Revisioning Anglo-Hispanic Challenges Going Forward.”

Dr. Cameron H.J. Jorgenson

Associate Professor of Christian Theology and Ethics Divinity School

ORAL PRESENTATION

Delivered the 2016 Auchmuty Lectures at Samford University and Shades Crest Baptist Church. The series was entitled, “Why Theology Matters: Knowing, Loving, and the Christian Life,” and the four lectures included, “Why Theology? Must Faith Seek Understanding?”

“The Heart of the Matter: Theology Rooted in Faith, Hope, and Love,” “Virtues, Vices, and the Intellectual Life,” and “Bios vs. Bias: Seven Suggestions for Ministers Pursuing Truth.”

Jorgenson, Cameron H. J. “Why Theology Matters: Knowing, Loving, and the Christian Life.” The Auchmuty Lectures, Samford University and Shades Crest Baptist Church, Birmingham, AL, March 9-10, 2016.

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ORAL PRESENTATION

Delivered the 2016 Auchmuty Lectures at Samford University and Shades Crest Baptist Church. The series was entitled, “Why Theology Matters: Knowing, Loving, and the Christian Life,” and the four lectures included, “Why Theology? Must Faith Seek Understanding?”

“The Heart of the Matter: Theology Rooted in Faith, Hope, and Love,” “Virtues, Vices, and the Intellectual Life,” and “Bios vs. Bias: Seven Suggestions for Ministers Pursuing Truth.”

Jorgenson, Cameron H. J. “Why Theology Matters: Knowing, Loving, and the Christian Life.” The Auchmuty Lectures, Samford University and Shades Crest Baptist Church, Birmingham, AL, March 9-10, 2016.

Dr. Victoria S. Kaprielian

Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Medical Educaiton School of Osteopathic Medicine

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Invited presentation: Kaprielian VS. “Managing for Quality and Performance Excellence.”

Association of Osteopathic Directors of Medical Education (AODME) Leadership Program: Portland, OR, April 25, 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Kaprielian V, Kuo Y-P. Advising Students for Academic Success. American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine Annual Conference: Washington, DC. April 8, 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Kaprielian VS, Johnson BL, Bloom E. Case-Based Activities as a Starting Place for Interprofessional Education. Collaborating Across Borders V: Roanoake, VA. September 30, 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Kaprielian V, Morton-Rias D, VanderMeulen S. Education and Assessment of Physician Assistants: A Medical Model. AMA House of Delegates: Chicago, IL. June 8, 2015.

Dr. Yen-Ping Kuo

Assistant Dean for Curriculum; Professor and Chair, Department of Microbiology and Immunology School of Osteopathic Medicine

ORAL PRESENTATION

Victoria S. Kaprielian and Yen-Ping Kuo (2016) Workshop: Advising Students for Academic Success. AACOM Annual Conference,

Washington, DC, April 6-8. Yen-Ping Kuo, Bruce Newton, and Robert Terreberry (2016) Improving Exam Quality Through A Peer-Review Process. Oral presentation. AACOM Annual Conference, Washington, DC, April 6-8.

Billy Liggett

Director of Publications University Marketing and Communications

ORAL PRESENTATION

Bronsink J. and Liggett B. “Longform | It Isn’t Dead.” Council for Advancement and Support of Education Region III Annual Conference, Nashville, Tenn. February 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Longform | It Isn’t Dead.” College News Association of the Carolinas Annual Conference, Asheville, N.C. March 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Bronsink J., Crayton C., Liggett B. and Swain S. “Fundraising and Communications | In Perfect Harmony,” Council for Advancement and Support of Education Region III Annual Conference, Nashville, Tenn. February 2016.

Dr. Qinfeng Liu

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Kathuria A, Liu QF. PEGylation of BSA-drug nanoparticles and site elucidation of PEGylation on BSA-drug nanoparticle using LC-MS, 30th Triangle Chromatography Symposium, Raleigh, NC, May 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Khan MZ, Shin D, Johnson PR, Li YB, Liu QF. Determination of 9,10-Phenanthrenequinone in Biological Specimens by LLE followed by GC-MS. Wiggins Memorial Library 5th Annual Academic Symposium, Campbell University, Buies Creek, March 2015

Dr. Carolyn H. Maidon Associate Professor of Education School of Education

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Maidon, C. H. (April 12, 2016). To Grow or Not to Grow: That is the Question. Delta Kappa Gamma Eta State (NC) Convention. WinstonSalem.

School of Medicine

Bonnie Brenseke

DEAN’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Dr. Bonnie Brenseke joined the School of Osteopathic Medicine as assistant professor and chair of biomedical pathology in February 2013.

In addition to earning a bachelor’s degree from N.C. State University, Brenseke earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the N.C. State College of Veterinary Medicine and completed an anatomic pathology residency at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital at Virginia Tech.

Prior to arriving at Campbell, Brenseke served as chief pathology resident, performing diagnostic services for the hospital, and earned a Ph.D. from Virginia Tech with her research that explored the relationship between maternal nutrition, fetal health and the development of chronic diseases.

Brenseke has presented at several professional meetings and has published in multiple peer-reviewed journals.

Her research and professional interests include nutrition, maternal-fetal health, chronic disease prevention, toxicologic pathology and teaching. She tirelessly supports student research and her colleagues as chair of the faculty senate at the med school. She founded the Collaborative Anatomy-Pathology Project in answer to student interest in the disease states encountered during first year gross anatomy.

With the primary objective of encouraging students to integrate the clinical and basic sciences, CAP Project participants develop case studies based on gross and microscopic findings and emphasize the clinical implications of the disease. In addition, the project fostered interdisciplinary collaboration and taught valuable research, presentation and design skills to over forty-five students who have participated over the past two years.

— Dr. John Kauffman, Dean and Chief Academic Officer

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Dr. Salvatore R. Mercogliano Assistant Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presented “Military Sealift in the Vietnam War,” based on the forthcoming manuscript, “Fourth Arm of Defense: Sealift and Maritime Logistics in the Vietnam War,” to the McMullen Naval History Conference at the United States Naval Academy on September 18, 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presented, “Special Express: From Port to Stratofortress,” at the Violent Skies: The Air War Over Vietnam Conference on October 16, 2015 at the National Defense University in Washington DC. This paper detailed the efforts by the U.S. Air Force to establish a rapid and dedicated shipping service with the U.S. merchant marine and the Navy’s Military Sea Transportation Service, to ensure an adequate and timely delivery of supplies, munitions, and support equipment to Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presented “The Shipping Act of 1916 and Emergency Fleet Corporation: America Builds, Requisitions, and Seizes a Merchant Fleet Second to None?” at the Society of Military History Conference in Ottawa, Canada on April 17, 2016. This paper discussed efforts by the United States to construct an adequate merchant marine to support its economy in the

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midst of the First World War, and then to meet military requirements after America’s entry into the conflict.

Dr. John C. Mero

Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Administration College of Arts & Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Gave book talk (Under the Influence: A Case Study of the Elks, MADD, and DUI Policy) to the Buies Creek and Angier Lions Clubs, February 2016, at the Buies Creek Volunteer Firehouse.

Dr. Alicia D. Meyers

Assistant Professor of New Testament and Greek Divinity School

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Jesus as God’s Son: Blending Voices and Memory to Hear John’s Word,” paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature, Atlanta, GA Nov 2015.

Dr. Kristen Moran

Assistant Professor of Counseling School of Education

ROUNDTABLE PRESENTATION

Moran, K. (2015, October). From school counselor to counselor educator: A Phenomenological study. Roundtable presented at the Association for

Counselor Education and Supervision conference, Philadelphia, PA. ORAL PRESENTATION

Moran, K. (2016, February). Anxiety in the classroom: School counselor and teacher collaboration. Presentation at the North Carolina Counseling Association conference, Greensboro.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Sackett, C., Farmer, L., & Moran, K. (2016, March). Exploration of students’ meaningful experiences in counseling with school counselors.

Poster presentation accepted to the American Counseling Association Conference & Expo.

Dr. Phillip J. Morrow

Director of Choral Activities/Associate Professor of Music College of Arts & Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Conference Lecture, 2015 OASIS Church Music Conference: Small Choir/BIG Impact

FINE ARTS EXHIBITION

Conductor Cantata No. 4 (J.S. Bach) and In Paradisum (Dan Forrest) Campbell University Choral Society Royal/Stephens Foundation concert Butler Chapel, March 20, 2016

ORAL PRESENTATION

Lecture Demonstration “Conducting 101: Tune-Up Your Technique” OASIS Church Music Conference July 15, 2015 Campbell University Divinity School

FINE ARTS EXHIBITION

Conductor/Presenter Choral performance (University Choir) NC In-service conference for School System Arts Directors April 22, 2016 Campbell University

FINE ARTS EXHIBITION

Conductor, Chichester Psalms (Leonard Bernstein) and Requiem (Clare Toy) CU Choral Society November 15, 2015

FINE ARTS EXHIBITION

Conductor Premiere performances of new choral music: works by Kinningham, Mitchell, Caudill, Sigler Campbell Choir Southeastern Composers Symposium Feb. 19-20, 2016 Buies Creek.

Dr. Bruce W. Newton

Professor and Chair of Anatomy School of Osteopathic Medicine

POSTER PRESENTATION

J. Rau, S. Rodgers, M. Hong, R. Terreberry and B.W. Newton. “Rare Anatomical Variations: “Rare

Anatomical Variations: Two Cadavers with Right Retroesophageal Subclavian Arteries and a New Type of Non-Recurrent Inferior Laryngeal Nerve”.

Winner in the graduate poster presentation category for the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Brenseke, B., Newton, B.W., Mitchell, T.R.T., Terreberry, R.R., Reisner, H. and Anderson, F. (2015) Integrating clinical sciences into preclinical curriculum: Collaborative Anatomy-Pathology Project. Group on Research In Pathology Education (GRIPE). Plenary Session for the 2015 Annual GRIPE Winter Meeting.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Phelan, K.D., Newton, B.W. and Thrush, C.R. (2015) “Which critical thinking skills are correlated best with academic performance in the preclinical years of medical school including USMLE Step I and NBME basic science discipline exams?”, Univ. of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Teaching and Learning Symposium, January, 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Newton, B.W. and Vaskalis, Z.T. (2015) A comparison of vicarious and cognitive empathy in first year osteopathic students. Medical Sci. Educator 22s: 1-45. 19th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Medical Science Educators. 2015 Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Platform presentation: “International Association of Medical Science Educators (IAMSE) and American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) Sponsored Symposium: Supporting and Assessing Students in the Basic Science Curriculum and Beyond”. CENTILE Conference: “International Conference to Promote Resilience, Empathy and Well-Being in Health Care Professions”, Washington, D.C., Oct. 18-21, 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

J. Rau, S. Rodgers, M. Hong, R. Terreberry & B.W. Newton.“Rare Anatomical Variations: Two Cadavers with Right Retroesophageal Subclavian Arteries and a New Type of Non-Recurrent Inferior Laryngeal Nerve”. Winner in the graduate poster presentation category for the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium.

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Rare Anatomical Variations: Two Cadavers with Right Retroesophageal Subclavian Arteries and a New Type of Non-Recurrent Inferior Laryngeal

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Nerve” by Jillian Rau, Shannon Rodgers, Michael Hong, Robert Terreberry and Bruce W. Newton.

Presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Campbell University, March 22, 2016. Winner in the Graduate Oral Presentations Category.

ORAL PRESENTATION

CUSOM Professional Development Seminar on “How to be an Effective Course Director”, Nov. 19, 2015

Dr. Catherine Noonan

Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Therapy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Noonan C. Mobility and development: Why power and when. Campbell University Seating and Mobility Summit. January 30, 2016. Campbell University, Buies Creek, NC. Dr. Noonan assisted primary organizer Dr. Michelle Green in the development of Campbell’s first annual Seating and Mobility Summit and presented to attendees on the topic of powered mobility options for infants and toddlers.

The Summit brought together students, clinicians and assistive technology experts from the local community, North Carolina and surrounding states.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Noonan C, Taylor M, Shearin H, Powell D. Comparison of clinical instructor and student perceptions of clinical performance in the first internship of a doctor of physical therapy program.

Poster presentation: Combined Sections Meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association.

Anaheim, CA. February 17, 2016.

Dr. Ann Marie Nye

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

PRESENTATION

“Appropriate Use of Medications in the Elderly.”

Presented at Ahoskie Comprehensive Care. March 14, 2016.

PRESENTATION

”Pharmacologic Agents Used to Treat Cognitive and Behavioral Symptoms of Dementia.” Presented at the ECU Family Medicine and Geriatric Center. March 5, 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Gibson J, Cao Q, Steinweg K, Lee TJ, Nye A, Cummings D. Improving Care of Patients

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Undergoing Palliative Sedation at an Inpatient Hospice Center. American Medical Directors Association meeting. Orlando, Florida. March 2016.

Lucas S. Osborn

Associate Professor of Law School of Law

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presenter, CIGI conference on Intellectual Property Rights & Innovation in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, March 22, 2016, in Toronto, Canada (topic: Intellectual Property Infringement and 3D Printing).

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presenter, Works-In-Progress Intellectual Property Conference, University of Washington School of Law, February 19, 2016 (paper: “Trademark Infringement in an Era of Personal Manufacturing” (working title)).

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presenter, Intellectual Property Scholars Conference, DePaul Law School, August 6, 2015 (paper: “The Case for Weaker Patents”).

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presenter, Conference on Communications and Innovation Law, Xiamen University, Xiamen, China, July 6, 2015 (paper: “The Case for Weaker Patents”).

ORAL PRESENTATION

Presenter, Intellectual Property Scholars Roundtable, Drake University School of Law, March 27, 2015 (paper: “The Case for Weaker Patents”).

Dr. Scott Perkins

Co-Director, Drug Information, Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Johnson B, Fenn P, Perkins S, Schmid R, Coniglio D. Developing an Interprofessional Simulation Program for Health Science Professional Students in Physician Assistant and Pharmacy Education [Abstract].

Collaborating Across Borders V. Roanoke, VA. September 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Development, implementation, and impact of a mobile application to request drug information.”

ASHP Midyear 2015. 2015, Dec. 6. New Orleans.

Dr. Melanie Pound

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Pound MW. New Drug Update 2015. Speaker for ASHP webinar for pharmacy technicians; November 12, 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

John N, Whalin L, Pound M. Evaluation of an antimicrobial surveillance software on systemic antibiotic use in a community teaching hospital; December 9, 2015, ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, New Orleans.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Pound MW. Antibiotics 101. Speaker for SEAHEC pharmacy CE; target audience: pharmacists. June 16, 2016.

Dr. Lorae Roukema

Associate Professor of Education School of Education

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Facilitated a session for Fayetteville Technical Community College’s Faculty Development Program entitled, Facilitating Classroom Discussions.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Presented a session at the Association of North Carolina Middle Level Education Conference entitled North Carolina Professors of Middle Level Education.

STUDENT PRESENTATION

Jeffress, Justin (March, 2016). Teaching and the 4C’s of Leadership. Paper presented at the North Carolina Association of Middle Level Education’s Annual Conference.

Dr. Kathey B. Rumley

Clinical Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Fish or Cut Bait? How to Deal with a Struggling Resident”, American Society of Health Systems Pharmacy National Preceptors Conference, Washington, D.C. Aug. 22, 2015.

Wiggins Memorial Library

Brooke Taxakis

DEAN’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Brooke Taxakis joined the library faculty in fall 2011 as a reference and instruction librarian. In addition to providing library instruction and research services, she also serves as the library liaison to the Department of Biological Sciences and the graduate and professional programs in public health and pharmacy.

Evident in Taxakis’ work is her commitment to student success. Consistently, she introduces best practices to improve library instruction and models a reflective practitioner by analyzing assessment results and student feedback in a sincere effort to improve her teaching.

She also shares her expertise and findings with the larger library science community through published articles and conference presentations.

Her recent work, “Research consultation effectiveness for freshman and senior undergraduate students,” was published in the refereed journal, Reference Services Review.

Taxakis provides leadership in the library by heading the Library Outreach Committee. Throughout the year, she plans and leads activities such as the Faculty Lightning Talks, Poetry Fling, the CreekBooks book club and a rich array of library workshops to engage the Campbell community in scholarly pursuits and the exploration of information resources.

Taxakis holds a Master of Library and Information Science degree from the University of South Carolina and a bachelor’s degree in marine science from Coastal Carolina University. She and her husband, Paul, reside in Fuquay-Varina.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Updates and Improvements in Preceptor Development”, North Carolina Pharmacy Residency Conference, Winston Salem, NC, July 10, 2015.

— Borree Kwok, Dean

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POSTER PRESENTATION

Browder K, Rumley K, Herrmann M. “Characterizing warfarin verses novel anticoagulant use in patients admitted with a major bleed”. American Society of Health System Pharmacists, New Orleans. December, 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Mehta MJ, Ham JS, Yanicak AJ, Blake EW, Rumley K, Bookstaver BB. “Survey of residency program directors’ attitudes and perceptions of non-traditional pharmacy residency applicants”.

American Society of Health System Pharmacists, New Orleans. December, 2015.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Jones, TM, Quidley AM, Rumley KB, Gooch M. “Microbiological and clinical efficacy of fosfomycin for complicated and uncomplicated urinary tract infections at a large academic medical center” American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual meeting, San Francisco. Oct. 20, 2015.

SLIDE PRESENTATION

Derrick C, Justo. J, Lu ZK, Al-­Hasan MN, Bland C, MacVane S, Rumley K, Swindler J, Britt B, Martin KE and Bookstaver PB. “Evaluation of Definitive Therapy with Third-­Generation Cephalosporins for Bloodstream Infections Secondary to Chromosomally-­Mediated AmpC-­ Producing Enterobacteriaceae”. Slide session Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, San Diego. Sept. 2015.

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POSTER PRESENTATION

Gurley LW and Rumley KB. “Breaking with tradition: A novel approach to resident leadership training”. American Society of Health Systems Pharmacists National Preceptors Meeting, Washington, D.C. Aug. 2015.

Dr. Lee Kemp Rynearson Instructor of Engineering School of Engineering

POSTER PRESENTATION

Rynearson, L. K., & Reazin, D. (2015, June) Automation in Undergraduate Classes: Using Technology to Improve Grading Efficiency, Reliability, and Transparency in Larger Classes.

Poster presented at the ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition, Seattle, WA.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Rynearson, L. K. (2015, August) Balancing Authenticity with Scaffolding and Adding Alignment: Initial Reform of an FYE Student Team Design Project. Paper presented at the 7th Annual First Year Engineering Experience, Blacksburg, VA.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Rynearson, L. K. & Hynes, M. (2015, October) Design and Impact of a Classroom Intervention to Support Teaming Metacognition. Paper presented at the annual Frontiers in Education conference, El Paso, Texas.

Dr. Daniel I. Shin

Professor, Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Joey Wadsworth and Daniel Shin, The chiral analytical method development and validation of omeprazole and esomeprazole by liquid chromatography

Dr. Adnan Siddiqui

Clinical Chair of Pathology School of Osteopathic Medicine

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Fatty Infiltration of Paravertebral Muscles After Spinal Surgery” with Shayne Caswell, Luke Ennis, Olusegun Onibonoje, Bonnie Brenseke, Adnan Siddiqui, and Robert Terreberry. Presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Campbell, March 22, 2016. Winner in the Graduate Oral Presentations Category.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“Collaborative Anatomy-Pathology Project: Integrating Clinical Science into the Pre-clinical Curriculum” with Elizabeth LaRose, Ninad Zaman, Bonnie Brenseke, Howard Reisner, Adnan Siddiqui, Bruce Newton, Robert Terreberry, Francine Anderson, and Terence Mitchell.

Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Anatomists, San Diego, CA, April 2-4, 2016.

POSTER PRESENTATION

“A Pathologist’s Approach to a Lung Tumor” with Josh Fullmer, Jordan Johnson, Nick May, Chase Nielsen, Howard Reisner, Adnan Siddiqui, and Bonnie Brenseke. Presented at the North Carolina Medical Society Annual Meeting, Greensboro, NC, October 23-24 2015. Second place winner in the Student Vignette Category.

Dr. Peggy D. Smith

Coordinator of Master of School Administration School of Education

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“The Road Ahead...” May 28, 2015 Promotion Ceremony Speaker, East Clayton Elementary School “Great Learning Begins with Great Leaders” presentation June 9, 2015 Shaftsbury Luncheon series.

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Leading with Heart” September 23, 2015 Sampson County Elementary Principals

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Leadership and Leadership Vocabulary: Words to Live by as Student Council Leaders” November 2, 2015 East Clayton Elementary Student Council Induction Ceremony

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Metaphors for Leading and Learning” November 12, 2015 Clement Elementary School, Sampson County Schools

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Leadership from the Classroom to the Boardroom” January 28, 2016 Student NCAE, Campbell University

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Grants: The Help You Need to Help Your Students” January 14, 2016 Johnston County Exceptional Children’s Teachers

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

“Leadership from the Classroom to the Boardroom” February 2, 2016 Lee County Beginning Teachers

Dr. Jaclyn Stanke

Associate Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

CONFERENCE PRESENTATION

“The Depiction of Chernobyl in American Political Cartoons,” for the conference Technological and Industrial Safety Issues in Ukraine and the World (dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster), Zaporizhzhya National University (Zaporizhzhya, Ukraine), 1 March 2016).

ORAL PRESENTATION

“The Depiction of Chernobyl in American Political Cartoons,” at the Institute of World History, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences (Kyiv, Ukraine), 3 March 2016

Brooke Taxakis

Reference and Instruction Librarian Wiggins Memorial Library

ORAL PRESENTATION

“Putting the pieces together: How librarians at Campbell University use the Cephalonian and Jigsaw methods to teach information literacy.”

12th Annual Georgia International Conference on Information Literacy, Georgia Southern University at Coastal Georgia Center in Savannah, GA, September 25-26, 2015.

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Dr. David R. Tillman

Chair, Department of Public Health College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

When Rural Isolation Means More than Geography: Rural-Urban Differences in Inclusive Practices for LGBT Patients. Oral presentation at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Chicago, IL. October 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

How We Hear Their Stories: A Phenomenographic Study of Students’ Experience of Patient Narratives. Oral presentation at the Collaborating Across Borders V, Roanoke, VA. November 2015

POSTER PRESENTATION

Tillman, D. & Gamrod, A. Sins of omission & commission: Interviews with healthcare providers about sexuality, Health and Disability. Poster Session, Breaking Silences, Demanding Crip Justice: Sex, Sexuality, and Disability Conference at Wright State University, Dayton, OH. 2015.

Dr. Sherry R. Truffin

Associate Professor of English College of Arts & Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

“New Orleans as Gothic Capital.” delivered at the International Gothic Association Conference. Vancouver, BC. July 2015.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Panelist for Roundtable Discussion of Southern Gothic. Charles Crow, Panel Organizer.

International Gothic Association Conference.

Vancouver, BC. July 2015.

Dr. Catherine Lewis Wente

Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Anticoagulant Update for Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians. 1 hr CE presented at Southern Regional AHEC.

ORAL PRESENTATION

What You Should NOAC About the TSOACs. 1 hr CE presented at Wake AHEC.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Which came first – the dizziness or the drug? 1 hr Nursing CE. WakeMed SHINE Conference.

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POSTER PRESENTATION

Evaluation of rifaximin utilization in hospitalized patients Mallory Muller, PharmD, MBA; April A. Cooper, PharmD; Catherine Lewis, PharmD, CACP, BCPS presented at ASHP midyear.

POSTER PRESENTATION

Association of Corticosteroid Dose and Outcomes in the Treatment of Exacerbations of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) in a Community Hospital Ting Ye, PharmD candidate; April A. Cooper, PharmD; Catherine Lewis, PharmD, CACP, BCPS Presented at ASHP Midyear and at 11th Annual Duke Medicine PSQC Conference and at 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium

POSTER PRESENTATION

Evaluation of Antibiotic Selection for Inpatient Treatment of Diabetic Foot Infections Kylie McCullough, PharmD candidate; Catherine Lewis, PharmD, CACP, BCPS; April A. Cooper, PharmD. Presented at 11th Annual Duke Medicine PSQC Conference and at 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium

Dr. H. Ran. Whitley Professor of Music College of Arts & Sciences

WORKSHOP PRESENTER

Piedmont Chapter North Carolina (PCNC), American Orff-Schulwerk Association, Concord First Assembly Church, Concord, NC, September 19, 2015: Bars and Books, Whackers and Flutes.

CLINICIAN

“Energizing your Recorder Program,” In-service Training (Elementary Music) for Robeson County Public Schools, Lumberton, NC, October 7, 2015.

CLINICIAN

Virginia Music Educators Association (VMEA), State Convention, Norfolk, VA, November 20, 2015: Beginning Recorder 101.

CLINICIAN

Harnett County Smart Solutions, Annual Conference, Campbell University, March 12, 2016: The Rhythm of Language: Using Music to Teach Listening Skills and Pre-reading Concept, (Session 6).

CLINICIAN

Oasis: Renew the Journey, Campbell University Divinity School, July 14, 2015: Methods and Materials for Children’s Choir Chimes.

CLINICIAN

Oasis: Renew the Journey, Campbell University Divinity School, July 15, 2015: An Introduction to the Liturgical Year.

Dr. Meredith Williams

Associate Professor of Mathematics College of Arts & Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Title: “Campus Involvement and GPA: A Statistical Study” Student: Anna Marie Vagnozzi Faculty Mentor: Dr. Meredith Williams Won an award for oral presentation at the 2016 Wiggins Symposium.

Betty R. Wishart

Adjunct Instructor of Music College of Arts & Sciences

COMPOSER

One of four composers selected to participate in the Cape Fear New Music Festival at Methodist University. Dr. Jeri-Mae G. Astolfi, pianist, performed “Night Visions Suite” on April 7, 2016.

Dr. Taek H. You

Associate Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Breann Zeches, Taek You, Gregory Buhrman and Robert Rose. Binding Studies of Fusion Transcription Factor to Human Insulin Promoter.

April 1-2, 2016. North Carolina Academy of Science, 113th Annual Meeting. Methodist University, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

Dr. Sidong Max Zhang Assistant Professor College of Arts & Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

C. Futch and S. Zhang (Faculty Advisor). What Make Us Happy, Quantifying Difference in Gross National Happiness. Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium, Buies Creek, NC, March 2016.

ORAL PRESENTATION

W. Moody, C. Futch and S. Zhang (Faculty Advisor) H. Manhart (Faculty Advisor).

Does Home-Court/Field Advantage Exist?

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library Symposium, Buies Creek, NC, March 2016.

COMPOSER

“Toccata II” was performed by Dr. Jeri-Mae G. Astolfi at Prokofiev Hall, M.P. Mussorgsky Ural State Conservatory, Yekaterinburg, Russia on November 20, 2015.

COMPOSER

Pianist Max Lifchitz and flutist Lisa Hansen performed “Oracles for Flute and Piano” on the Concert of Living Composers at Campbell University on March 17, 2016. Pianist Jeri-Mae G. Astolfi also performed “Night Visions Suite.”

COMPOSER

The music of Betty Wishart was selected for performance at the Women Composers Festival of Hartford (CT). Pianist Jeri-Mae G. Astolfi performed “Sonata II”, “Night Visions Suite” and “Toccata II” on March 12, 2016.

COMPOSER

“Toccata II” was performed by Jeri-Mae G. Astolfi at Prokofiev Hall, Ural State Conservatory in Yekaterinburg, Russia on November 20, 2015.

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Publications Dr. Lynn A. Albers

Dr. Timothy J. Bloom

JOURNAL/ MAGAZINE ARTICLE

MANUSCRIPT

Assistant Professor School of Engineering

Albers, L. A. (2015). The Creation and Evolution of an Energy Engineering and Education Outreach Model Strategic Planning For Energy and the Environment, 34(3), 63–71.

DISSERTATION

Albers[HH1] , Lynn A. (2014). Hands-On Activities : A New Instructional Method for a Fluid Mechanics Course - Never Underestimate the Teaching Power of Jell-O®. Raleigh, NC: North Carolina State University.

Dr. Tara L. Bell

Pediatric Clinical Pharmacist College of Pharmacy & Health Science

CASE REPORT

Posaconazole DR Tablet Dosing in a Pediatric Patient with Cystic Fibrosis, Shearin, S, and Bell, T. Midyear Clinical Meeting American Society Health-Systems Pharmacist; New Orleans Louisiana; December 2015

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Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Bloom, T.J. Back to the Future: Using an Old Mindset to Teach Our Students Professionalism Am J Pharm Educ 79 (9) Article 143 (2015)

MANUSCRIPT

Bloom, T.J. and Schlesselman, L.S. Publication Rates for Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty Members at Non-research Intensive US Schools and Colleges of Pharmacy Am J Pharm Educ 79 (9) Article 136 (2015

Dr. Richard Bohannon

Professor of Health Sciences, Department of Physical Therapy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

MANUSCRIPT

Bohannon RW, Yang YC, Gershon R. Two-minute Walk Test Performance by Adults 18-85 Years: Normative Values, Reliability and Responsiveness.

Arch Phys Med Rehabil 96: 472-477, 2015.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Steffl M, Bohannon RW, Miroslav P, Kohlikova E, Holmerova I. Relation Between Cigarette Smoking and Sarcopenia: Meta Analysis. Physiology Research 64: 419-426, 2015.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Bohannon RW. Daily Sit-to-Stands Performed by Adults: A Systematic Review. J Phys Ther Sci 27: 939-942, 2015.

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Bohannon RW, Bubela DJ, Wang Y-C, Magasi SS, Gershon RC. Six-minute Walk Test vs Three-minute Step Test for Measuring Functional Endurance. J Strength Cond Res 29: 3240-3244, 2015.

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Bohannon RW. Muscle Strength: Clinical and Prognostic Value of Hand-grip Dynamometry. Curr Opin Clin Nutr Metab Care 18: 465-470, 2015.

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Nair P, Bohannon RW, Devaney LL, Livingston J. Measurement of Anteriorly Flexed Posture in Parkinson’s Disease (PD). A Systematic Review.

Physical Therapy Reviews 20: 225-232, 2015.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Bohannon RW, Chu J, Portz M. Measurement of Hip Extension Strength with a Portable Device: Description, Reliability, and Validity of a Procedure. Isokinet Exerc Sci 23: 263-270, 2015

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Bohannon RW. Association of Grip and Knee Extension Strength with Walking Speed of Older Women Receiving Home-care Physical Therapy. J Frailty Aging 4: 181-183, 2015.

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Bohannon RW, Chu J, Steffl M. Association of Older Women’s Limb Circumferences and Muscle Mass as Estimated by Bioelectrical Impedance. J Phys Ther Sci 28: 1016-1019, 2016.[HH2]

LAW REVIEW ARTICLE

Tracking Reasonableness: An Evaluation of North Carolina’s Lifetime Satellite-Based Monitoring Statutes in the Wake of Grady v. North Carolina, 37 Campbell L. Rev., forthcoming 2016.

Dr. Jennifer A. Bunn

Assistant Professor, Exercise Science College of Arts & Sciences

ABSTRACT

J. Bunn, B. Catanzarito, K. Best, K. Ake, L. Scott, & D. Powell. Lower extremity compression garments do not attenuate cardiovascular drift during submaximal exercise. Medicine & Science in Sports and Exercise. 47(5S): 777-784, 2015.

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

E. Wells, A. Chin, J. Tacke, & J. Bunn. Risk of disordered eating among Division I female college athletes. International Journal of Exercise Science. 8 (3): 256-264, 2015.

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

D. W. Powell, M. M. Walker, P. D. Reneau, M. J. Ryan, R. J. Reed-Jones, & J. A. Bunn. Peripheral artery disease and activity-induced shifts in quadriceps median frequency during treadmill walking: a preliminary study. Central European Journal of Sport Science & Medicine. 10 (2): 13-23, 2015.

Dr. Jenna P. Carpenter Dean School of Engineering

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

J.P. Carpenter, T. Chartier and A. Rikard, “Walking Mathematically in DC and Beyond,” Toolkit, Mathematical Association of America FOCUS, December 2016/January 2016.

Dr. Tony W. Cartledge Professor of Old Testament Divinity School

Bryan Boyd

BOOK

LAW REVIEW ARTICLE

BOOK

Assistant Professor of Law School of Law Arrested Development: A Look at Disputed Consent Through the Lens of Trespass Law in a Post-Jones Fourth Amendment—Have We Arrived at Disputed Analysis?, 46 Seton Hall L. Rev. 1 (2015).

Ephesians: Upward Faith. Macon, GA: Nurturing Faith Bible Study Series, 2016.

Revelation: All Things New. Macon, GA: Nurturing Faith Bible Study Series, 2016.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“A King Without Respect: Insubordination as a Theme in 1 Samuel,” Review and Expositor 112:2 (May 2015), 215-225.

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College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Michelle Green

DEAN’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Michelle Green received her bachelor’s degree in clinical sciences and master’s in physical therapy from Ithaca College in 1994 and 1995, respectively. She also earned a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2015 and earned her neurospecialist certification through the American Physical Therapy Association in 2015.

After joining the Campbell faculty in 2014, Green was instrumental in developing an integrated and sequenced thread related to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health model and the neurorehabilitation courses within the curriculum.

Additionally, Green developed, coordinated and delivered a two-day seating and positioning summit integrated with a DPT program course that introduced students to practicing professionals and vendors that provide equipment to meet the needs of future patients. The course was a huge success with positive feedback from all participants.

Green was a significant contributor to the successful integration of Objective Structured Clinical Examinations and simulated patients into the curriculum development process.

BOOK REVIEW

Review of Biblical Lachish: A Tale of Construction, Destruction, Excavation, and Restoration, by David Ussishkin, trans. Miriam Feinberg Vamosh. Review and Expositor 112:3 (August 2015), 483-85.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

A weekly Bible Study curriculum, published in Nurturing Faith Journal and Bible Studies (formerly Baptists Today), with additional materials and video presentations online.

Dr. Thomas P. Colletti

Chair & Director PA Program, Associate Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Colletti, T.; Salisbury, H.; Hertelendy, A.; & Tseng, T. Relationship between Physician Assistant Program Length and PANCE Pass Rates. Journal of Physician Assistant Eduucation. 2016:27(1):3-6.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Colletti, T. Physician assistant postgraduate education. Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. 2016; 29(3): 41-46.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Cahill, L.; Colletti, T.; Coniglio, D.; Tillman, D. Integrating Oral Health Education and Practical Experience into the Physician Assistant Curriculum: Effects and Outcomes. Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. 2015. aapa.org

Dr. David Coniglio

Associate Professor of Health Professional Studies, Department of Physician Assistant Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

MANUSCRIPT

Coniglio D, Akroyd D. Factors Predicting Physician Assistant Faculty Turnover Intention. Journal of Physician Assistant Education. 2015:26(3):113-122.

Green is a well-respected clinician and educator on a national and regional scene. Adopting an active learning approach to teaching has earned recognition within the continuing education community via praise from professionals and at the university level through student course evaluations.

ABSTRACT

Those of us privileged to work alongside Green have nothing but praise for her work ethic, devotion to program success and ensuring that the program meets the mission.

Dr. Steven M. Davis

Cahill L, Colletti T, Coniglio D, Tillman D. Integrating oral health education and practical experience into the physician assistant curriculum: Effects and outcomes. Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants, 28(10):1, Oct. 2015.

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Warren RL, Davis SM. The role of baclofen in

— Michael Adams, Dean & Acting Vice President of Health Programs

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the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease.

Journal of Pharmacy Technology, OnlineFirst, May 18, 2015.

Dr. Richard H. Drew

Professor of Pharmacy College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Allen D, Wilson D, Drew R, Perfect J. Azole antifungals: 35 years of invasive fungal infection management. Exp Rev Anti Inf Ther 2015:13(6):787–798.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE

Schuts EC, van den Bosch CM, Gyessens IC, Kullberg BJ, Leverstein-van Hall MA, Natsch S, Sebens F, Adams M, Drew R, Prins JM. Adoption of a national antimicrobial guide (SWAB-ID) in the Netherlands. Eur J Clin Pharmacol 2015 DOI 10.1007/s00228-015-1969-x.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Payk S, Drew RH, Smith JD, Jiroutek MR, Holland MA. Prescription trends for sulfonylureas after the introduction of DPP-4 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists. Clin Therapeutics 2015;37(7):1477-1482.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Moehring RW, Hazen KC Hawkins MR, Drew RH, Sexton DJ, Anderson DJ. Challenges in preparing cumulative antibiogram reports in community hospitals. J Clin Microbiol 2015;53(9):2977-2982.[HH3]

Dr. Nancy Duffy

Professor & Director Catherine Wood School of Nursing College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Dumas, B., Stuart, G., Hollerbach, A. & Duffy, N., (2015) Senior Student as Teacher: Expanding Simulation Capacity. Journal of Nursing Education Research Brief 54(9), 5165-519.

Dr. Eric Dunnum

Assistant Professor of English College of Arts & Sciences

ABSTRACT

“Antitheatrical Apprentices: Riots, Theater Closures, and the Dramaturgy of SelfPreservation,” Renaissance Society of America.

Boston, 2016

School of Law

Michael B. Kent

DEAN’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH Campbell Law School takes enormous pride in recognizing associate professor Michael B. Kent Jr. for his accomplishments and his excellence in the classroom.

In his article, “Viewing the Supreme Court’s Exactions Cases Through the Prism of Anli­Evasion,” Kent contends that while the 2013 United States Supreme Court decision in Koontz v. St. Johns River Water Management District “might be viewed as just another in a long line of cases that make up the messy jurisprudence of regulatory takings and unconstitutional conditions,” the 5-4 decision “in fact provides a key to unlocking the Court’s exactions framework.”

Kent relies on his previous co-authored scholarship to contend “that both regulatory takings and the doctrine of unconstitutional conditions constitute anti-evasion doctrines by which the Court seeks to fill enforcement gaps left open by its prior constitutional decision rules.”

He earned his political science and history degree at the University of Alabama (Phi Beta Kappa) and his law degree at the University of Georgia (Order of the Coif).

Following law school he served as a judicial clerk for federal district judge J. Owen Forrester (Northern District of Georgia) and for federal appellate judge Emmett Ripley Cox (Eleventh Circuit). He practiced law in Georgia for several years before joining the faculty of Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School, where he received tenure.

Kent joined Campbell’s law faculty in 2013. He teaches the first-year property course, as well as environmental law, land use regulation, local government law and wills and trusts.

— J. Rich Leonard, Dean

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ABSTRACT

“Riotous Crowds or Paying Costumers?: The Effect of Playgoers’ Unruly Activities on the Politics and Economics of the Renaissance Playhouse,” Sixteenth Century Society and Conference.

Vancouver, 2015

BOOK REVIEW

Shakespeare’s Curse: The Aporias of Ritual Exclusion in Early Modern Royal Drama.

Forthcoming. Sixteenth Century Journal

Dr. Adam English

Professor of Theology and Philosophy College of Arts & Sciences

BOOK REVIEW

Review of Contesting Catholicity by Curtis Freeman, The Pacific Journal of Baptist Research 10.2 (November 2015), 12-16

Dr. Sarah K. Goforth

Assistant Professor of Chemistry College of Arts & Sciences

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

“Synthesis of cis-[Cr(diamine)2(1methylimidazole)2]3+ Complexes and an Investigation of Their Interaction with Mononucleotides and Polynucleotides,” Goforth, S.K.; Gill, T.W; Weisbruch, A.E.; Kane-Maguire, K.A.; Helsel, M.E.; Sun, K.W.; Rodgers, H.D.; Stanley, F.E.; Goudy, S.R.; Wheeler, S.K.; Wheeler, J.F.; Kane-Maguire, N.A.P. Inorg. Chem. 2016, 55, 1516-1526.

Dr. Karen Guzman

Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

ABSTRACT

Morgan L. Barnes, Sharidan J. Hill, Cameron R. Howell, Najla J. Kawas, Emily A. Linton, Julianne N. Osborne, Prathna Raval, Nehemiah E. Allen, Sarah J. Bizzell, Nicole M. Griffin, Julianne H. Nance, Morgan R. Packer, Travis Rhea, Sarah D. Ryals, Karen Guzman “Physical and Computer Modeling of Biological Macromolecules Involved in Nuclear Protein Transport to Improve Understanding of Protein Structure and Function”, Journal of the North Carolina Academy of Science, Winter 2015, Vol. 131, No. 3, Abstracts, pp44-72

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ABSTRACT

Autumn Bass, David Guzman and Karen Guzman “A Simplified Method to Create Transgenic Zebrafish Using Electroporation”, Journal of the North Carolina Academy of Science, Winter 2015, Vol. 131, No. 3, Abstracts, pp44-72

Dr. Julianne Hall

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

MANUSCRIPT

Hall, JM and Robinson, MR. Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma as a therapeutic target in human breast cancer. J Steroids Hormon Sci. 2015;6:1-9.[HH4]

Dr. Steven J. Halm

Assistant Dean and Chair of Simulation Medicine, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics School of Osteopathic Medicine

BOOK CHAPTER(S)

Chapter author on “Rathke Cleft Cyst” for The 5-Minute Clinical Consult 2016, Twenty Fourth Edition, Frank J. Domino, MD, Editor-in-Chief, Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins Health

Dr. Terri S. Hamrick

Associate Professor of Microbiology & Immunology School of Osteopathic Medicine

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Spears PA, Havell EA, Hamrick TS, Goforth JB, Levine AL, Abraham ST, Heiss C, Azadi P, Orndorff PE. Listeria monocytogenes Wall Teichoic Acid Decoration in Virulence and Cellto-Cell Spread. Mol Microbiol. Version of Record Online: 10 MAR 2016.

Dr. J. Christopher Havran Associate Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Swenson, U., V. Ulffson, and C. Havran. 2016.

Hawaiiöarna – en flora på fallrepet. Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift. 110: 80-107.

Dr. Rahul Haware

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutics College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

R. V. Haware, V. S. Dave, B. Kakrala, S. Delaney, S. Staton, E. Munson, M .R. Gupta, W. C. Stagner, Vegetable-Derived Magnesium Stearate Functionality Evaluation by DM3 Approach (2015), Eur. J. Pharm. Sci. DOI: 10.1016/j. ejps.2016.04.019

POSTER PRESENTATION

S. K. Bompelliwar, V. B. Vinjamuri, P. R. Johnson, S. Staton, W. C. Stagner, R. V. Haware*, Molecular Level Comparison and Stabilization of Promethazine Hydrochloride and Eudragit® EPO Complex, The American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida, 25th October 2015 to 29th October 2015

POSTER PRESENTATION

S. D. Saoji, P. W. Dhore, S. S. Dharashivkar, N. A. Raut, M. Bernardez, R. V. Haware, V. S. Dave, Formulation of a Drug Phospholipid Complex (Naturosome) to Enhance the Aqueous Solubility, The American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida, 25th October 2015 to 29th October 2015

POSTER PRESENTATION

P. W. Dhore, S. D. Saoji, N. A. Raut, M. Bernardez, R. V. Haware, V. S. Dave, Solid Dispersion Based on Milk-Micelle as a DrugCarrier For the Enhancement of the Aqueous Solubility of Ritonavir, The American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida, 25th October 2015 to 29th October 2015

POSTER PRESENTATION

S. D. Saoji, N. A. Raut, P. W. Dhore, R. G. Diware, M. Bernardez, R. V. Haware, V. S. Dave, The Enhancement of the Aqueous Solubility of Ritonavir via Formulation of a DrugPhospholipid Complex, The American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida, 25th October 2015 to 29th October 2015

POSTER PRESENTATION

V. S. Dave, M. Chanda, M. Sayles, M. Popielarczyk, H. Boyce, S. K. Bompelliwar, R. V. Haware*, A Multivariate Analysis of the Influence of the Molecular Properties of Starches on their Compaction Characteristics, Compaction

Simulator Forum, Copenhagen, Denmark, 15th June 2015-17th June 2015

Dr. Charles Herring

Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

BOOK CHAPTER(S)

Shargel L, Wu-Pong S, Yu A. Applied Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics, 7th edition. Co-authored the Biostatistics chapter (chapter 3) with Antoine Al-Achi, PhD. McGrawHill Professional Publishing. September 2015.

Dr. Melissa A. Holland

Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Holland MA, Young ML, Jiroutek MR. Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Infant Mortality in North Carolina from 2008-2009. NC Medical Journalaccepted May 2016

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Ibrahim SL, Jiroutek MR, Holland MA, Sutton BS. Utilization of Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors (ACEI) and Angiotensin Receptor Blockers (ARB) in Patients Diagnosed with Diabetes: Analysis from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey. Preventative Medicine Reports 2016 Jun;3:166-170

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Payk SL, Drew RH, Smith JD, Jiroutek MR, Holland MA. Sulfonylurea Prescribing Patterns after the Introduction of DPP-4 Inhibitors and GLP-1 Receptor Agonists. Clinica Therapeutics 2015;37:1477-1482

Dr. Michael R. Jiroutek

Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Pauff BR, Jiroutek MR, Holland MA, Sutton, BS. Statin Prescribing Patterns: An Analysis of Data From Patients With Diabetes in the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey – Outpatient Department and National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey Databases, 2005-2010.

Clinical Therapeutics 2015 Jun; 37(6): 1329-39

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Adult & Online Education

Trey Asbury

DEAN’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING At 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 Trey Asbury.

An undergraduate alumnus of the University of Tennessee, Asbury earned his Ph.D. from Texas Christian University. In addition to teaching, Asbury has worked as a family therapist and a research analyst for a large urban school district. His research interests center around family systems and cyber-psychology (the study of technology and behavior). His most recent publication is a chapter in the textbook, Applied CyberPsychology. He also collaborates with a research group in Wolverhampton, England for cross-cultural explorations of online behavior.

In 2001, Dr. Asbury began employment with Campbell teaching on the main campus, Camp Lejeune, Fort Bragg and online. Six years later, the Asbury family relocated to Texas; however, Asbury continues to teach for Campbell University Online. His typical course rotation includes learning and cognition, clinical psychology and physiological psychology.

Dr. Asbury and his wife, Tammy, a teen pregnancy counselor for the Fort Worth Texas Independent School District, have two teenage boys, Elijah and Luke.

— John Roberson, Dean

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Ibrahim SL, Jiroutek MR, Holland MA, Sutton BS. Utilization of Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors (ACEI) and Angiotensin Receptor Blockers (ARB) in Patients Diagnosed with Diabetes: Analysis from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey. Preventative Medicine Reports 2016 Jun; 3:166-70. http://dx.doi. org/10.1016/j.pmedr.2016.01.005

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Payk SL, Drew RH, Smith JD, Jiroutek MR, Holland MA. Prescription Trends for Sulfonylureas After the Introduction of DPP-4 Inhibitors and GLP-1 Receptor Agonists. Clinical Therapeutics 2015 Jul; 37(7): 1477-82

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Holland MA, Young ML, Jiroutek MR. Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Infant Mortality in North Carolina from 2008-2009. Accepted North Carolina Medical Journal, May 2016.

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Lee MG, Cross KJ, Yang WY, Sutton BS, Jiroutek MR. Frequency of Asthma Education in Primary Care in the Years 2007-2010. Journal of Asthma 2015 Sep; 18: 1-7

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Muzyk AJ, Gagliardi JP, Rakesh G, Jiroutek MR, Radhakrishnan R, Chi-Un Pae, Masand PS, Szabo ST. Development of a Diverse Learning Experience for Diverse Resident Needs: A Four-year Biological Psychiatry Curriculum Incorporating Principles of Neurobiology, Psychopharmacology, and Evidencebased Practice. Accepted Psychiatry Investigation, May 2016

Dr. Lloyd Johnson

Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

BOOK CHAPTER

Book chapter titled: The Political Views of Richard Caswell and the Founding of the New Nation, “ published in “North Carolina Founders: A Reexamination,” for UNC, Press, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 2016.

Dr. Steven W. Johnson

Associate Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Miller BM, Johnson SW. Demographic and Infection Characteristics of Patients with

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Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobactericeae in a Community Hospital: Development of a Bedside Clinical Score for Risk Assessment. American Journal Infection Control. 2016 Feb 1; 44(2):134-7.

Dr. W. Glenn Jonas, Jr.

Associate Dean and Charles Howard Professor of Religion College of Arts & Sciences

ARTICLE

“Walter Rauschenbusch (1861-1918), Pioneer of the Social Gospel, Social Justice,” in Witnesses to the Baptist Heritage, (Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 2016), 128-135, ed. by Michael E. Williams, Sr.

COMMENTARY/EDITORIAL

“Springsteen, Ever a Fighter was Right to Cancel Concert,” published 15 April 2016 (http:// jonesandblount.com/2016/04/15/glenn-jonasspringsteen-ever-a-fighter-was-right-to-cancelconcert/).

Dr. Barry A. Jones

Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew Divinity School

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“The Seventh Century Prophets in Twenty-first Century Research,” Currents in Biblical Research 14.2 (Feb 2016): 129-175.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“Paul L Redditt: Scholar, Teacher, Colleague, and Friend,” Perspectives in Religious Studies 43.2 (Summer 2016): 139-144.

Dr. Victoria S. Kaprielian

Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Medical Education School of Osteopathic Medicine

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Yanamadala M, Kaprielian VS, Grochowski CO, Reed T, Heflin MT. A Problem-Based Learning Curriculum in Geriatrics for Medical Students, Gerontology and Geriatrics Educations 2016; in press.

School of Divinity

Larry Dickens

DEAN’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Larry Glenn Dickens, the Gay and Haskell Duncan Chair of Church Music and associate professor of church music and worship, began his teaching career at Campbell in 2006 as an adjunct professor of church music and worship. In 2013, Dickens was welcomed as the first Duncan Chair of Church Music Even before he joined the full-time faculty, Dickens was already instrumental in the establishment and promotion of a new church music program at the Divinity School.

Rather than an academy focused on music performance, Dickens’ vision has been focused on a high-quality concentration in music and worship, equipping students not simply as musicians but as music ministers.

Since he has come to Campbell, Dickens has initiated a number of significant programs, including the annual Oasis Music and Worship Conference, the Segue Youth Ministry Conference and the Overture Music Conference. In the past two years, he has taken a festival choir composed of Campbell students and members from a variety of church choirs to perform at several highprofile national venues.

Above all, the impact of Dr. Dickens’ work is evident in the rapidly growing number of students who are coming to Campbell Divinity School to be trained and equipped for ministry through music and worship. The growth and strength of the music program is frequently noted by persons who come to a Divinity School event. More importantly, local churches are benefitting from the service of these students.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Kaprielian V. Health Professions: Going Beyond the White Coat. The Lyre, Spring 2016.

— Andrew Wakefield, Dean

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Michael B. Kent, Jr. Associate Professor of Law School of Law

BOOK

Webster’s Real Estate Law in North Carolina (6th ed. annual supplements, 2014 & 2015) (with James B. McLaughlin, Jr.)

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“Viewing the Supreme Court’s Exactions Cases Through the Prism of Anti-Evasion,” 87 University of Colorado Law Review ___ (forthcoming 2016)

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“Judicial Doctrine as Risk Regulation,” 82 Tennessee Law Review 405 (2015) (with Brannon P. Denning)

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“State Preemption of Local Land Use Ordinances and North Carolina’s ‘Fracking’ Legislation,” 2 Wake Forest Law Review Common Law 124 (2014)

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“Weakening the ‘Ripeness Trap’ for Federal Takings Claims: Sansotta v. Town of Nags Head and Town of Nags Head v. Toloczko,” 65 South Carolina Law Review 935 (2014)

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“Anti-Anti-Evasion in Constitutional Law,” 41 Florida State University Law Review 397 (2014) (with Brannon P. Denning)[HH5]

Dr. Qinfeng Liu

Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

MANUSCRIPT

Liu Q, Lam A, Kathuria A (2016) Complex Acylation of Angiotensin II by N-Hydroxysulfosuccinimide linked Biotin Reagents. Journal of Biomolecular Research & Therapeutics 5: 138. doi:10.4172/21677956.1000138. Received December 03, 2015; Accepted January 29, 2016; Published February 10, 2016

Dr. Salvatore R. Mercogliano Assistant Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Awarded Second Prize in the 2015 United States Naval Institute and The William M. Wood Foundation Naval History Contest for “Semper

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Sealift: The U.S. Marine Corps, Merchant Marine, and Maritime Prepositioning.” This article examined the relationship between the civilian merchant marine and the U.S. Marine Corps from the inception of the nation, to the development of the Maritime Prepositioning Program in the 1980s, and its use to the modern day. The article was published in the April 2016 edition of Naval History magazine.

MANUSCRIPT

Completed revisions to a forthcoming monogram to be released by the United States Naval History and Heritage Command and the Navy Historical Foundation in their series, the U.S. Navy and the Vietnam War. Entitled, Fourth Arm of Defense: Sealift and Maritime Logistics in the Vietnam War, it examines the role of the merchant marine in their support of military operations during the conflict from the earliest days, immediately after the end of the Second World War, to the final evacuation and seizure of an American merchant ship by the Cambodians in May 1975.

Dr. Alicia D. Meyers

Assistant Professor of New Testament and Greek Divinity School

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

“Gender, Rhetoric, and Recognition: Characterizing Jesus and (Re)defining Masculinity in the Gospel of John.” Journal for the Study of the New Testament 38 (2015): 191-218.

BOOK CHAPTER(S)

“Pater Nutrix: Milk Metaphors and Character Formation in Hebrews and 1 Peter.” Pages 95-117 in Making Sense of Motherhood: Biblical and Systematic Perspectives. Edited by Beth Stovell.

Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2016. “Introduction” and “Chapter Reflections”

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“Mark 6:1-13.” Lectionary Homiletics, July 2015.

“Mark 6:30-34, 53-56.” Lectionary Homiletics, July 2015.

Dr. Kristen Moran

Assistant Professor of Counseling School of Education

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Moran, K. (2016). Anxiety in the classroom: Implications for middle school teachers.

Middle School Journal, 47:1, 27-32, DOI: 10.1080/00940771.2016.1059727

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Milsom, A & Moran, K. (2015). From school counselor to counselor educator: A phenomenological study. Counselor Education and Supervision, 54(3), 203-220.

ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRY

Moran, K. (in press). Mindfulness in Children.

In J. Carlson and S. Dermer (Eds.). SAGE Encyclopedia of Marriage, Family, and Couples Counseling.

ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRY

Moran, K. (in press). Anxiety. In J. Carlson and S. Dermer (Eds.). SAGE Encyclopedia of Marriage, Family, and Couples Counseling.

Dr. Bruce W. Newton

Professor and Chair of Anatomy School of Osteopathic Medicine

Dr. Howard M. Reisner Associate Professor of Pathology School of Osteopathic Medicine

BOOK

Co-Author of following text to be published Summer 2016 Crowley’s An Introduction to Human Disease Pathology and Pathophysiology Correlations Tenth Edition Emily G. Reisner and Howard M. Reisner Jones & Bartlett Learning

Dr. Lorae Roukema

Associate Professor of Education School of Education

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Castranio, J. & Roukema, L. (2016, April). What is assessment, and why should I care? . Special Operations Center of Excellence, Fort Bragg, NC.

MANUSCRIPT

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Lucas S. Osborn

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Academic Medicine Advances in Physiology Education

Associate Professor of Law School of Law

BOOK

I signed a book contract with Cambridge University Press to write a scholarly monograph titled, “3D Printing and Intellectual Property: Disruption, Doctrine and Policy.” The first draft of the manuscript is due November 2016.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Law review article titled, “The Case for Weaker Patents” (with Dr. Joshua Pearce and Amberlee Haselhun), Volume 90, Saint John’s Law Review (forthcoming spring 2016).

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

“Reevaluating Intellectual Property Law in a 3D Printing Era,” The Bridge, volume 46, National Academy of Engineering, forthcoming summer 2016

Dr. Scott Perkins

Co-Director, Drug Information, Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

CASE REPORT

Steber C, Perkins S, Harris K. Metformin-induced fixed-drug eruption confirmed by multiple exposures. Am J Case Rep. 2016 Apr 8;17:231-234.

Roukema, L. (2016, Feb). The effective lesson: Putting together those learning activities. Special Operations Center of Excellence, Fort Bragg, NC. Cooper, R. & Roukema, L. (2016, JAN). The effective lesson: The opening. Special Operations Center of Excellence, Fort Bragg, NC.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Roukema, L. (2015, DEC). The PUSH and the PULL of it. Educational Support Cell Tips & Strategies. Special Operations Center of Excellence, Fort Bragg, NC.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Roukema, L. (2015, OCT). Maximizing Class Discussions. Educational Support Cell Tips & Strategies. Special Operations Center of Excellence, Fort Bragg, NC.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Castranio, J. & Roukema, L. (2015, Sept.).

Critical factors in building the optimal learning environment. Educational Support Cell Tips & Strategies. Special Operations Center of Excellence, Fort Bragg, NC.

JOURNAL/MAGAZINE ARTICLE

Castranio, J. & Roukema, L. (2015, August).

Flexible thinking: Finding the right perspective on the learning environment. Educational Support Cell Tips & Strategies. Special Operations Center of Excellence, Fort Bragg, NC.

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Dr. Lee Kemp Rynearson Instructor of Engineering School of Engineering

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Rynearson, L. K., & Reazin, D. (2015) Automation in Undergraduate Classes: Using Technology to Improve Grading Efficiency, Reliability, and Transparency in Larger Classes.

Transactions in STEM Education, 1(1), 42-53

Breck Smith

Associate Professor of Art College of Arts & Sciences

FINE ARTS EXHIBITION (CONDUCTOR, SOLOIST, ART EXHIBITION, THEATRE)

Merit Award, Maria V. Howard Arts Center 58th National Multi-Media Juried Art Exhibition, Rocky Mount, North Carolina, juror: Edie Carpenter, Director, Curatorial and Artistic Programs, Green Hill Center for NC Art, Greensboro, North Carolina.

Dr. Jaclyn Stanke

Associate Professor of History College of Arts & Sciences

BOOK CHAPTER(S)

“The Depiction of Chernobyl in American Political Cartoons,” in Technological and Industrial Safety Issues in Ukraine and the World (dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster): Conference Proceedings], edited by Mikola O. Frolov et al. (Zaporizhzhya: Inter-M, 2016), pp.

113-118.

BOOK CHAPTER(S)

“Carter, the Soviet Union, Détente, and SALT II,” in A Companion to Gerald R. Ford and Jimmy Carter, edited by V. Scott Kaufman (Malden, MA: Wiley Blackwell, 2016), pp. 272-289.

Dr. Mark Steckbeck Associate Professor School of Business

ABSTRACT

“Adam Smith’s Self-Interest: A means of selfenrichment or social cooperation?”

COMMENTARY/EDITORIAL

“The Problem With Public Schools Is That They Serve Bureaucrats, Not Students,” Raleigh News & Observer, August 12, 2015

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Dr. Wendy Gattis Stough

Adjunct Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Research College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

MANUSCRIPT

Zannad F, Stough WG, Mahfoud F, Bakris GL, Kjeldsen SE, Kieval RS, Haller H, Yared N, De Ferrari GM, Pina IL, Farb A, Stein K, Azizi M. Design considerations for clinical trials of autonomic modulation therapies targeting hypertension and heart failure. Hypertension 2015;65:5-15.

MANUSCRIPT

Edelmann F, Holzendorf V, Wachter R, Nolte K, Schmidt AG, Kraigher-Krainer E, Duvinage A, Unkelbach I, Düngen HD, Tschöpe C, HerrmannLingen C, Halle M, Hasenfuss G, Gelbrich G, Stough WG, Pieske BM. Galectin-3 in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction: results from the Aldo-DHF trial. European Journal of Heart Failure 2015;17:214-23.

MANUSCRIPT

Rumsfeld JS, Holmes DR Jr., Stough WG, Edwards FH, Jacques LB, Mack MJ. Insights from the early experience of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons/American College of Cardiology Transcatheter Valve Therapy Registry. JACC Cardiovascular Interventions 2015;8:377-81.

MANUSCRIPT

Anker SD, Schroeder S, Atar D, Bax JJ, Ceconi C, Cowie MR, Crisp A, Dominjon F, Ford I, Ghofrani HA, Gropper S, Hindricks G, Hlatky MA, Holcomb R, Honarpour N, Jukema JW, Kim AM, Kunz M, Lefkowitz M, Le Floch C, Landmesser U, McDonagh TA, McMurray JJ, Merkely B, Packer M, Prasad K, Revkin J, Rosano GM, Somaratne R, Stough WG, Voors AA, Ruschitzka F. Traditional and new composite endpoints in heart failure clinical trials: facilitating comprehensive efficacy assessments and improving trial efficiency. European Journal of Heart Failure 2016; doi: 10.1002/ejhf.516.

MANUSCRIPT

Mebazaa, Laterre PF, Russell JA, Bergmann A, Gattinoni L, Gayat E, Harhay MO, Hartmann O, Hein F, Kjolbye AL, Legrand M, Lewis RJ, Marshall JC, Marx G, Radermacher P, Schroedter M, Scigalla P, Stough WG, Struck J, Van den Berghe G, Yilmaz MB, Angus DC. Designing phase 3 sepsis trials: application of learned experiences from critical care trials in acute heart failure. Journal of Intensive Care 2016;4:24. doi: 10.1186/s40560-016-0151-6

MANUSCRIPT

Colvin M, Sweitzer NK, Albert NM, Krishnamani R, Rich MW, Stough WG, Walsh MN, Westlake Canary CA, Allen LA, Bonnell MR, Carson PE, Chan MC, Dickinson MG, Dries DL, Ewald GA, Fang JC, Hernandez AF, Hershberger RE, Katz SD, Moore S, Rodgers JE, Rogers JG, Vest AR, Whellan DJ, Givertz MM. Heart failure in non-caucasians, women, and older adults: a white paper on special populations from the Heart Failure Society of America Guideline Committee.

Journal of Cardiac Failure 2015;21:674-93.

MANUSCRIPT

Fang JC, Ewald GA, Allen LA, Butler J, Westlake Canary CA, Colvin-Adams M, Dickinson MG, Levy P, Stough WG, Sweitzer NK, Teerlink JR, Whellan DJ, Albert NM, Krishnamani R, Rich MW, Walsh MN, Bonnell MR, Carson PE, Chan MC, Dries DL, Hernandez AF, Hershberger RE, Katz SD, Moore S, Rodgers JE, Rogers JG, Vest AR, Givertz MM. Advanced (stage D) heart failure: a statement from the Heart Failure Society of America Guidelines Committee. Journal of Cardiac Failure 2015;21:519-34.

Dr. Dorothea K. Thompson

Associate Professor of Medical Microbiology and Immunology College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

SHORT COMMUNICATION

Thompson, D. K. (2016) From Research to Clinical Application: Challenges in Regulating Companion Biomarker Tests for “Personalized” Drugs. Journal of Pharmaceutical Analytics and Insights 1(1): doi http://dx.doi.org/10.16966/jpai.102.

Dr. Sherry R. Truffin

Associate Professor of English College of Arts & Sciences

BOOK CHAPTER(S)

“Joyce Carol Oates Revisits the Schoolhouse Gothic.” printed in American Gothic Culture: An Edinburgh Companion. Eds. Joel Faflak and Jason Haslam.

Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2016.

BOOK REVIEW

Review of Stephen King’s Contemporary Classics: Reflections on the Modern Master of Horror (Editors Phillip L. Simpson and Patrick McAleer). published in Gothic Studies. 17.2 (Nov 2015).

Dr. H. Ran. Whitley Professor of Music College of Arts & Sciences

BOOK

Whitley, R. (2015). Melodious Counterpoints: A Duet Companion to Joannes Rochut’s Melodious Etudes for Trombone, Book 3 (Nos.91-120). Pending publication: C. Alan Publications, Greensboro.

BOOK

Whitley, R. (2016). Twelve Recorder Trios from Around the Globe. Pending Publication: Macie Publishing Company, Rockaway, NJ.

BOOK

Whitley, R. (2016). Concone Counterpoints: Companion Duets to Donald Reinhardt’s Selected Studies. Pending Publication: Cherry Classics, Vancouver, BC.

Mrs. Claudia M. Williams

Associate Professor of Biological Sciences College of Arts & Sciences

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Measuring Changes in Blood Vessel Diameter in the Tail of the Goldfish with Julia Oakley and Claudia M. Williams, M.S. American Biology Teacher. 2015. 77 (9): 689-92.

Betty R. Wishart

Adjunct Instructor of Music College of Arts & Sciences

RECORDING

PARMA Recordings released “Piano Sonorities” on the Ravello Records label on March 11, 2016.

The music was composed by Betty R. Wishart and performed by Jeri-Mae G. Astolfi.

Dr. Taek H. You

Associate Professor of Biology College of Arts & Sciences

PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH ARTICLE

Description of Comamonas sediminis sp. nov., isolated from lagoon sediments. International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology. (April, 2016). Y Subhash, John J Bang, Taek H You, Sang-Seob Lee

Brenda Zagar

Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

COMMENTARY/EDITORIAL

Longyhore D, Zagar B. The predator and prey of publishing research. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education. 2015; 79(8): Article 128.

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KEIR MORTON-MANLEY

STUDENT’S STUDY ON GENDER, BATHROOMS AND THE LAW COINCIDES WITH GROWING NATIONAL DEBATE Long before House Bill 2 had North Carolina and the nation in a heated debate on gender identity and bathrooms, Keir Morton-Manley was asking questions.

Watching the popular TLC series “I Am Jazz” — about a transgender teen and the perils of high school — Morton-Manley and her husband began to think about their daughters. What would happen if a teen like Jazz (born a male, identifies as a female) enrolled into the all-female public school in Wake County their daughters — ages 14 and 12 — currently attend?

How would she be treated? How would the school accommodate her? Where would she change for gym class? Which bathroom would she feel more comfortable using?

Like any curious second-year law student — especially one taking a course on public school law litigation — Morton-Manley also wondered about this hypothetical student’s rights. Would this student be protected under Title IX laws, which protect all students from genderbased discrimination?

“I didn’t have the answers,” she says. “I was looking for research topics for school, and my question was simply would this student have protections under the law in a K-12 setting? This was before House Bill 2 and before all the Kaitlin Jenner news coverage. Everybody wasn’t talking about this.”

With the guidance of Campbell Law associate professor Lisa Lukasik, Morton-Manley’s kitchen table discussion with her husband became an award-winning research project. “Transgender Students and Access to GenderIdentified Bathrooms” was one of three winning oral presentations from graduate students at the annual Academic Symposium hosted by Wiggins Memorial Library this spring.

In her research, Morton-Manley found that while federal Title IX laws prohibit discrimination in schools based on gender, they do allow for some sex segregation.

In particular, while sex discrimination generally remains illegal, sex-segregated bathrooms are permissible. This creates a blurred line when it comes to transgender students. What does the word “sex” mean in this context? Should the segregation be based on biological sex or the sex that student identifies with?

The line became more blurred in March, several months after Morton-Manley began her research and just one day after her presentation was awarded at Campbell’s

Academic Symposium. On March 23, North Carolina’s General Assembly passed House Bill 2, dubbed the Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, which overturned a Charlotte city ordinance that extended some rights to people who are gay or transgender and made it illegal for cities to expand upon the state’s discrimination laws.

One of those rights in the Charlotte ordinance protected transgender people who chose to use public restrooms based on the gender they identify with.

The law (or perceptions of the law) on this subject is ever-changing, and Morton-Manley’s research has taken on a new air of importance and relevance. Lukasik, a seasoned litigator with over a decade of experience representing local boards of education, said the issue has come up before in her public school litigation course and pointed to a recent policy change in Cumberland County Schools after a first-grade student born a boy began to identify as a girl. Lukasik said with respect to Morton-Manley’s research, she has served as a guide — there for her to offer perspective and point her toward cases that will help develop her ideas.

“One of the great privileges of teaching at Campbell Law School is that we have exceptionally talented, creative students who invest and manage their projects with such sophistication. My role is simply adding my experience,” Lukasik says. “Keir is an incredibly talented soon-to-be lawyer, and it’s my job to let her shine. And as you can see, she shines.”

True to the mission of the law school, Morton-Manley has grown from student to advocate in the course of her project. She was an active member of her daughters’ school’s PTA, and originally, her research set out to find answers from the school’s perspective. As she delved deeper into the research, she began to learn more about the psychological issues facing transgender children or children with gender identity questions.

“They may represent a small percentage of the population, but their issues are quite unique,” she says. “The data shows these children have high rates of depression and suicide. And when you’re in a middle school or high school setting — which is tough for anyone — it’s a more difficult experience. I, personally, have a strong compassion for these children. I’m now coming from a place of respect, inclusion and compassion for these people who are just trying to live their lives, whatever way they want to live them.”

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Student Work Undergraduate Winners Caitlin Branen

Faculty Mentor: Prof. Georgia Martin College of Arts and Sciences

FINE ARTS PRESENTATION

Branen, C. (2016, March). Heartbeat. Theatrical work presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

David Creasman

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Karen Guzman College of Arts and Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Creasman, D. (2016, March). Investigating the interactions of SR-A, TLR3, and TLR4 receptors and the impact on cytokine production. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

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Kayleigh Dolphin

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Sarah Christie College of Arts and Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Dolphin, K. (2016, March). Knee dislocation in a collegiate Division I football defensive back.

Oral session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Miranda Griffin and Sarah Ryals Faculty Mentor: Dr. Karen Guzman College of Arts and Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Griffin, M. & Ryals, S. (2016, March). The impact of sweeteners on zebrafish development. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek, NC.

Sharidan Hill

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Karen Guzman College of Arts and Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Hill, S. (2016, March). Does the protégé effect occur in students teaching with molecular models?

Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Emily LaBonte

Faculty Mentor: Prof. Larkin Tysor College of Arts and Sciences

FINE ARTS PRESENTATION

LaBonte, E. (2016, March). Marilyn Monroe.

Artwork presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Andrew Lim

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Jason Ezell College of Arts and Sciences

Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Ashlie McCrae

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Aaron Carter College of Arts and Sciences

FINE ARTS PRESENTATION

McCrae, A. (2016, March). “October 17 suite” movement I (The anticipation of the mountain).

Original music composition presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Maisoon Qassem

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Karen Guzman College of Arts and Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Qassem, M. (2016, March). Zebrafish as a model for Alzheimer’s disease. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

ORAL PRESENTATION

Lim, A. (2016, March). The special challenges of space travel. Oral session presented at the 6th

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Anna Marie Vagnozzi

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Meredith Williams College of Arts and Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Vagnozzi, A. M. (2016, March). Campus involvement and GPA: A statistical study. Oral session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Undergraduate Honorable Mentions Autumn Bass

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Karen Guzman College of Arts and Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Bass, A. (2016, March). A simplified method to create transgenic zebrafish and Drosophila using electroporation. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Rachel Davis

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Elizabeth Rambo College of Arts and Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Davis, R. (2016, March). Jungian archetypes in “The Once and Future King.” Oral session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

S. Warren Hatch

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Aaron Carter College of Arts and Sciences

FINE ARTS PRESENTATION

Hatch, S. W. (2016, March). “Remembrance of a dream” and “A Saunter.” Original music composition presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Katelyn Hunt and Ashley Thomason Faculty Mentor: Dr. Jutta Street School of Education

ORAL PRESENTATION

Hunt, K. & Thomason, A. (2016, March). The role of birth order in attachment, attraction, and jealousy in romantic relationships. Oral session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

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Hannah Naylor

Faculty Mentor: Prof. Breck Smith College of Arts and Sciences Naylor, H. (2016, March). Only if for a night.

6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Graduate Winners Shayne Caswell, Luke Ennis and Olusegun Onibonoje

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Bonnie Brenseke Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine

ORAL PRESENTATION

Caswell, S., Ennis, L., & Onibonoje, O. (2016, March). Fatty infiltration of paravertebral muscles after spinal surgery. Oral session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Alexandra Gamrod

Faculty Mentor: Dr. David Tillman College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

ORAL PRESENTATION

Gamrod, A. (2016, March). Sins of omission & commission: Interviews with healthcare providers about sexuality, health, and disability. Oral session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Edward Hicks and Mark Luke Faculty Mentor: Dr. Timothy Hinson College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Hicks, E. & Luke, M. (2016, March). Gender disparities in screening for high cholesterol in young adults in the United States, 2007-2012.

Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Michael Hong, Jillian Rau and Shannon Rodgers Faculty Mentor: Dr. Bruce Newton Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine

POSTER PRESENTATION

Hong, M., Rau, J., & Rodgers, S. (2016, March).

Two cadavers with right retroesophageal subclavian arteries and a new type of non-recurrent inferior laryngeal nerve. Poster session.

Kylie McCullough

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Catherine Lewis College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

McCullough, K. (2016, March). Evaluation of antibiotic selection for inpatient treatment of diabetic foot infections at a community hospital. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Keir D. Morton-Manley

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Lisa Lukasik Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law

ORAL PRESENTATION

Morton-Manley, K. D. (2016, March). K-12 public education: Transgender students and access to gender-identified bathrooms. Oral session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Graduate Honorable Mention Jackson Adamah

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Cameron Jorgenson Divinity School

ORAL PRESENTATION

Adamah, J. (2016, March). A case for the engagement of African Trinitarian theologies with traditional Trinitarian theologies. Oral session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Soumyadeep Sarkar

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Yunbo Li College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Sarkar, S. (2016, March). Role of NQO1 and mitochondria in the redox activation of quinoid anticancer agent in human lung carcinoma and colorectal carcinoma cells. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Joey Wadsworth

Faculty Mentor: Dr. Daniel Shin College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Wadsworth, J. (2016, March). The chiral analytical method development and validation of omeprazole and esomeprazole by liquid chromatography. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies Creek.

Academic Symposium Winners For 2016

The 2016 Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, held on March 22, showcased the best of undergraduate and graduate student research at Campbell University. The winners were:

Oral Presentations | Undergraduate Kayleigh Dolphin — Exercise Science Andrew Lim — Physics Anna Marie Vagnozzi — Mathematics

Oral Presentations | Graduate Shayne Caswell, Luke Ennis and Olusegun Onibonoje — Osteopathic Medicine Alexandra Gamrod — Public Health (Pictured) Keir D. Morton-Manley — Law

Art, Music and Theatre Caitlyn Branen — Theatre Ashlie McCrae — Music Emily Labonte — Art

Poster Presentations | Undergraduate David Creasman — Biology Miranda Griffin and Sarah Ryals — Biology Sharidan Hill — Biology Maisoon Qassem — Biology

Poster Presentations | Graduate Edward Hicks and Mark Luke — Clinical Research Michael Hong, Jillian Rau and Shannon Rodgers — Osteopathic Medicine Kylie McCullough — Pharmacy Campbell Accolades - 53

6TH ANNUAL INTERPROFESSIONAL HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM POSTER AWARDS

Biomedical/Basic Science Christine Zhou

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Kassim Traore Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine

POSTER PRESENTATION

Zhou, C., Zaman, N., Khan, A., & Li, Y. (2016, April). Effects of MEHP on steroidogenesis in murine Leydig cell. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek.

Clinical Case Study Laura Barba

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Kimberly Willis Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine

POSTER PRESENTATION

Barba, L. (2016, April). TTP: An unsuspecting culprit of CVA. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek.

Clinical Research Kristin Keith

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Terrence Mitchell Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine

POSTER PRESENTATION

Keith, K. (2016, April). Can demographic, geographic, and temporal variation in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis mortality rates suggest environmental risk factors? Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek.

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Education

Riaz Mahmood

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Gregory Christiansen Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine

POSTER PRESENTATION

Mahmood, R. & Quella, C. (2016, April). D.O. authorship in the New England Journal of Medicine increases by 300% from 2005 to 2015.

Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek.

Health Economics/Health Policy Brett Prestia

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Bonnie Brenseke Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine

POSTER PRESENTATION

Prestia, B., Rhodes, J., Williams, R., & Pettiford, B. (2016, April). Retrospective timeline of North Carolina’s approach to improving infant mortality rates. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek.

Pharmacy Business Plans Tiffany Vu

Faculty Advisor: Dr. James Boyd College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

POSTER PRESENTATION

Vu, T., Ray, K., & Wood, S. (2016, April). Business plan project. Poster session presented at the 6th Annual Interprofessional Health Sciences Research Symposium, Buies Creek.

Mission Statement The mission of Campbell University is to graduate students with exemplary academic and professional skills who are prepared for purposeful lives and meaningful service. The University is informed and inspired by its Baptist heritage and three basic theological and biblical presuppositions: learning is appointed and conserved by God as essential to the fulfillment of human destiny; in Christ all things consist and find ultimate unity; and the Kingdom of God in this world is rooted and grounded in Christian community.

The University embraces the conviction that there is no conflict between the life of faith and the life of inquiry.ITS MISSION,

THE UNIVERSITY: I.

presents a worldview informed by Christian principles and perspectives;

II.

affirms that truth is revelatory and transcendent as well as empirical and rational, and that all truth finds its unity in Jesus Christ;

III.

influences development of moral courage, social sensitivity, and ethical responsibility;

IV.

gathers a diverse community of learners;

V.

delivers academic instruction in the liberal arts and sciences and professional preparation at both undergraduate and graduate levels through traditional, extended campus, and online programs;

VI.

transfers to students the vast body of knowledge and values accumulated over the ages;

VII. encourages students to think critically and creatively; VIII. fosters the development of intellectual vitality, physical wellness, and aesthetic sensibility; IX.

forges a community of learning that is committed to the pursuit, discovery, and dissemination of knowledge;

X.

provides students with servant leadership opportunities;

XI.

cooperates with other educational institutions to expand learning opportunities for students;

XII. offers service and other opportunities to the greater community through athletics, continuing education, and cultural enrichment programming.

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