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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Welcome!

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Johnny

Snyder

Professor of Computer Information Systems Business Fall 2017 Cebu, Philippines

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Goal

To teach and research at the

University of the Philippines

(UP), Cebu City, Cebu,

Philippines.

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Barry Laga

Professor of English,

Department Head for Languages, Literature, and Mass Communication

January 2002 - July 2003 Antwerp, Belguim

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...I dragged my young

family there, and we

enrolled our three children

in Dutch-speaking schools.

My wife and I took Dutch

courses alongside lots of

immigrants....

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Deborah

Kennard

Professor of Environmental Science

Physical & Environmental Science

Fall 2015 Puerto Rico

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The purpose of my

sabbatical was to work on

an experiment in Puerto

Rico that is studying the

effects of a warming

climate on tropical forests.

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Goals

One

Start collecting data on ferns and grasses in this experiment and continue

collecting data for several years.

Two

Write manuscripts for two studies in

Colorado that

students and I had been collecting data on for several years.

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Markus

Reitenbach

Associate Professor of Mathematics

Computer Science, Math, & Statistics

Fall 2017

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Purpose

Expand knowledge of finance,

data analytics and FinTech.

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Goals

One Design an artificial intelligence system to forecast FX price trends. Two Spend semester at Zurich Univ. of Applied Sciences in Switzerland. Three Work closely with former Executive Director of Goldman Sachs. 25

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Julie Bruch

Professor of English & Japanese,

Languages, Literature, and Mass Communication

2014-2015

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Goals

One Write a Japanese language textbook. Two Translate Japanese haiku. 31

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. David Collins

Professor of Physics,

Physical & Environmental Sciences

Spring 2017

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Goals

One Complete two projects in quantum parameter estimation (precision measurements using quantum systems). Two Present work at a conference. 38

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Susan Becker

Professor of Psychology,

Social & Behavioral Sciences

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Andres Aslan

Professor of Geology,

Physical & Environmental Sciences

May 2016 - August 2017

Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah; Soccorro, New Mexico

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One

Identify ancient deposits of the

Colorado and Green rivers in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah, and collect samples.

Goals

Two

Learn detrital mineral dating techniques to better constrain

ancient river

histories. Work at New Mexico Tech, Socorro, NM.

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Barry Laga

Professor of English,

Department Head for Languages, Literature, and Mass Communication

August 2013 - July 2014 Leipzig, Germany

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...Above all, I enjoyed

learning more about the

history and life of those

living in East Germany,

traveling like a maniac

throughout Europe, and

learning to speak German

which allowed my wife and

I to make friends...

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Cynthia

Pemberton

Vice President Academic Affairs October 2017 Kingdom of Jordan

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Purpose

“Setting a plan to enable deans

and department heads/chairs to:

focus more on building the

capacity of their academic units

and give more time to the

business related to academic

development, quality

assurances, and continuous

improvements.”

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Goals

One Assessment of the current continuous improvements roles and responsibilities of Deans and Department Heads/Chairs. Two Benchmark and recommend correction measures. 62

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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Where We’ve Been…

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Dr. Darin Kamstra

Director, Jazz Studies & Percussion

Music

Spring 2017

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Purpose

To perform at a higher level on

jazz vibraphone so I can more

effectively demonstrate melodic

jazz improvisation for my

students.

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Goals

One

Learn and memorize eight jazz standards (songs) on vibraphone, including the melody, arpeggiated chords, chordal comping, and scales. Two

Complete four in-depth private lessons with master jazz vibraphonist Tom Collier. 74

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Outcomes

One

Presented a recital featuring the eight memorized jazz standards on September 27, 2017. Two Increased confidence helping all jazz students play with more idiomatic style, phrasing, and improvisational ideas.

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AUTHOR

SHOWCASE

Spring 2018

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NEXT UP

Forthcoming Sabbaticals & Fulbrights

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Dr. Tim Casey

Professor of Political Science Sabbatical, 2018-2019

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[This sabbatical allows] me the

opportunity to bring closure to years

of research on public lands in the

Western United States and pivot

toward an emerging research

agenda considering public input in

the planning and management of

public lands and landscapes across

Europe.

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Goal

The overall goal of my sabbatical is to

develop a better understanding of the

variety of ways in which the public can

and ought to participate in the

management and planning of their

public lands and the role of that

interaction in the health of a

democracy.

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Thanks!

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Credits

Special thanks to all the

people who sent us images

and information about their

Fulbrights and sabbatical

adventures.

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