Chronicle of Scholarly Activity 2011
Campbell Accolades - 1
In 1926, Buies Creek Academy became
Campbell Junior College. Responding
to the needs and demands of a growing
student population, Campbell Junior
College became Campbell College
in 1961. In 1979, Campbell College
became Campbell University and has
since developed into a major regional
educational institution enrolling over
6,500 students both within the United
Sates and around the world.
125 years
of Excellence
On January 5, 1887, Campbell
University’s journey began. On
that cold, blustery winter day, the
University’s founder, Dr. James
Archibald Campbell, could not
have fully comprehended the
significance of the enterprise
he was launching. However,
Dr. Campbell was fully
persuaded that his vision and
the establishment of Buies Creek
Academy were “of God.” The
passage of time has affirmed
Dr. Campbell’s conviction.
The Civil War’s destruction
across North Carolina was severe.
Once considered one of the most
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progressive states in education, in the
aftermath of the war North Carolina’s
3,000 schools lay prostrate like its
businesses and farmland. In this
educational vacuum, Buies Creek
Academy opened its doors with an
enrollment of sixteen students. The
educational needs of the region were
so great and the school’s reputation
so positive that by the end of the first
term enrollment grew to 92 students.
During the early years of Campbell
University’s history, the educational
demands were so great and the
student population was growing so
quickly, it was only natural for the
Academy to seek junior college status.
Established as a liberal arts college,
the academic program of Campbell
University was greatly expanded in 1976
when the Board of Trustees authorized
the establishment of graduate programs
in education and business and the
awarding of the Master of Education
and Master of Business Administration
degrees. At that juncture the Board of
Trustees also approved the Juris Doctor
degree and the establishment of the
School of Law, the charter class of which
was to graduate in 1979. The Doctor of
Pharmacy degree was approved in 1985
with the establishment of the School of
Pharmacy. The University’s sixth, and
newest, school, the Divinity School, was
established in 1995.
Campbell University is committed to
its purpose of presenting Christian
principles to students and fostering their
application to daily life.The university
sees the human vocation as living by
faith under grace, with no conflict
between the life of faith and the life of
inquiry.
Throughout its 125-year history,
the university has been led by four
presidents: James A. Campbell, Leslie H.
Campbell, Norman Adrian Wiggins and
the current president, Jerry M. Wallace.
J. A. Campbell
1887 – 1934
Leslie H. Campbell
1934 – 1967
Norman Adrian
Wiggins
1967-2003
Jerry M. Wallace
2003 – Present
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President’s Message
For 125 years, Campbell University
has been an institution committed
to excellence in teaching through
intellectual inquiry. The 2011 edition
of Accolades celebrates the scholarly
activities of our distinguished faculty.
The University is justifiably proud
of the scholarly attainments of its
faculty. But the particular basis of
that pride is the knowledge that
faculty scholarship at Campbell is in
the service of student learning. The
efforts that are reflected through the
specific entries of this chronicle suggest a vitality
that yields tremendous dividends for the learning
of students. It is that on-going energy in the
wedding of careful scholarship and its appropriate
dissemination that enriches the academic enterprise
so wonderfully.
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For the love of research
Dr. Andrew Wakefield
Editorial Work
Presentations
Publications
Dean’s awards
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Grants
I invite you to explore this annual report and
discover for yourself how enlightened teaching and
student learning are blending to create a strong
and vibrant academic community at Campbell
University – where faith and learning excel.
Jerry M. Wallace
President
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Campbell Accolades - 5
For the love
of research
When asked what a person likes about
Campbell University a variety of answers
will ensue. But one is always said more than
others-- “it feels like a family.” Even though
Dr. Tina Tseng has only been teaching at the
university for two years, she already says it feels
like a family to her. But her reason might be a
little different then most.
University, a Master of Science in Public
Health at Emory and a PhD in integrated
biomedical science at Ohio State University
where she received significant grant funding
from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
to conduct original and ground-breaking
research on the effects of methamphetamines
on the brain.
Tseng works in the College of Pharmacy
and Health Sciences in the Clinical Research
Department. She received
her undergraduate
degree from Johns
Hopkins
But before she was able to accomplish this,
she and her family had to overcome some
significant obstacles. About a year after Tseng
was born in 1978, her family escaped from
Vietnam to Malaysia, becoming refugees,
eventually coming to the United States.
“My father's family had political ties to the
South Vietnamese government (actually my
grandfather was a judge for the South
Vietnamese government)- so
it became a very
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difficult situation for his family once the North
Vietnamese or communists took over the
country,” said Tseng. “They actually sent my
grandfather to a re-education camp where he
was killed so this is the main reason my dad
decided to escape Vietnam.”
While the family was in Malaysia, they were
sponsored by a Baptist Church in America
within the first six months of being in Malaysia.
“I have always been very grateful to the church
for all that they did for us- including helping us
find a place to live, giving us clothes and they
actually gave me toys too.,” she said. “They also
helped my father take English classes which was
key for him to able to return to medicine and
become a psychiatrist in the US.”
While growing up Tseng wanted to be a
therapist, but in college she became involved
in scientific research and there was no
turning back.
“I like the fact that you are the first one to
find something out,” she said. “The result is
uncharted territory. You aren’t just memorizing
information you are reading, but actually
discovering something.”
After she completed her PhD,
she moved to Chapel Hill
with her husband, Dr. Ray
Tseng, and she worked
for NC State and PPD as
a Clinical Research Study
Coordinator before joining
Campbell in the Department
of Clinical Research. Her
current research interests
include epidemiological and
pharmaco-epidemiological
studies that focus on
psychiatric disorders and the
medications used to treat
those disorders.
She teaches
epidemiology, advanced data
management and advises masters
students’ research projects. She is
assigned one to three students. She
tries to come up with research
projects that are both exciting and
available to the students.
Over the last two academic
years Dr. Tseng and her Masters
Research students have presented
at several national meetings where
their research has been very well
received by pharmacists and
public health specialists.
“This is a great career
development for them,” said
Tseng. “The students are able
to share what they learned
with professionals who really want to know
this information.”
“Dr. Tseng is passionate about her research
interests and is an excellent research adviser
- producing more accepted posters, abstracts
and publications with her student groups than
any other faculty member in the department,”
said Dr. Wes Rich, asst. professor of Clinical
Research, Director of Assessment.
Dr. Tseng keeps in touch with former
students, as well. They like to call her when
they accomplish a major milestone. Dr. Tseng
loves the energy students possess.
“I never go to work and have the same day
twice,” she said. “I feel very fortunate to teach
at Campbell because I feel like I am part of
that "family" again that helped us so much
when we first came to America,” said Tseng.
“I don't know how but, it just feels right to be
able to be a part of this community and try to
give back to it.”
- Shannon Ryals, Assistant Director
of Publications.
“I feel like I am
part of that
“family” again
that helped us
so much when
we first came
to America.”
Dr. Tseng
Campbell Accolades - 7
Dr. Andrew
Wakefield
You can call him a Renaissance man- a
man who can be described with a variety
of expertise and interests. Dr. Andrew
Wakefield is involved in researching the
Bible, starting a local church, dabbling
in woodworking and gardening and even
baking homemade bread. His latest endeavor
is becoming the new dean of Campbell’s
Divinity School. His duties began on July
1, 2010.
“This is a huge blessing,”
he said. “I entered into this
situation which already had
such a good foundation. The
Divinity School is strong
and has been blessed with superb
leadership and a wonderful staff, who
aren’t just capable, but committed.”
With inspirational leadership, exceptional
students and support from the administration,
the Divinity school is currently celebrating its
15th year. Dr. Wakefield looks forward to the
school doing even more to be good stewards of
what God is already doing through the school.
This might include partnerships with other
schools in the University to create additional
dual degrees or offering even more programs.
“My vision is for the school to continue
to extend its influence further into the
community,” he said. “We are already a place
where students come from many different
denominational backgrounds to receive
excellent training in ministry. I want us
to reach out even further to build stronger
relationships, both with Baptists and with
other denominations. I also want us to be
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seen as a resource for the rest of the campus.”
Those relationships are important to Wakefield.
That is why he chose to continue to teach at
least one class a semester. He couldn’t pick just
one class as his favorite class to teach, but did
say he particularly enjoys basic introductory
classes like New Testament I and II and Greek.
“It’s exciting to see students digging into
Scripture,” he said. “They not only discover
what the text says, but even more how we live
what we have read. It’s also wonderful to share
insight on what we find and to have ‘a ha’
moments. Sometimes I hear something I have
never heard before which is very powerful.”
Wakefield was born in Chattanooga, Tenn., but
spent his childhood in Southeast Asia as the son
of missionary parents. Those early years indelibly
imprinted on him a commitment to church,
missions and ministry. Most recently he has been
serving as coordinator for Baptist Fellowship of
Angier, a mission church focused on ministry
with children and families from economically
depressed areas. This also allows him to stay
connected with undergraduate and Divinity
students who are involved with this project.
“This is right in our own backyard,” said
Wakefield. “The college students are plugged
in and are excited to be part of a hands-on
ministry. They are not just talking about
doing ministry, or being told they should do
ministry; they are doing ministry now.”
Wakefield believes strongly in being part of
real world experiences so that when he teaches
a particular subject in the classroom he can
back it up with examples. He has served in
numerous churches which allow his teaching
to be grounded by example. He also involves
himself in research projects.
His dissertation, “Where to Live: The
Hermeneutical Significance of Paul’s Citations
of Scripture in Galatians 3:10-14,” was
published by Brill Academic Publishers and the
Society of Biblical Literature. More
recently, in addition to numerous
scholarly articles, he has produced
a finished manuscript for the
teaching of New Testament
Greek, and is well along the way
on a commentary on Galatians.
Wakefield acknowledged the
tremendous opportunity before
him in leading the Divinity
School. He stated, “I am
deeply humbled to have been
selected as dean. Under Dr.
Cogdill’s leadership, this
school has achieved the
highest levels of excellence; I
look forward to maintaining the proven values
that have led to its success. At the same time, I
look forward to the challenges that lie ahead as
we respond to the rapidly changing landscape
of the church and of theological education.
My desire is that we will always continue
growing and stretching, so that Campbell
University Divinity School students will
always be at the forefront of leading the
church to meet the challenges of a postmodern world.”
Dr. Wakefield is a 1983 summa cum laude
graduate of Wake Forest University. He went
on to earn the Master of Divinity degree
from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
in Louisville, Kentucky, then earned his
Ph.D. in New Testament from Duke
University in 2000. Wakefield has served
on the faculty of the Divinity School since
1997, and currently holds the Lewis Edward
and Martha Barnes Tyner Chair of Bible. He
and his wife, Olivia, reside in Lillington with
their two daughters, Natalie and Allison.
They are members of Baptist Fellowship of
Angier.
- Shannon Ryals, Assistant Director
of Publications.
“The college
students are
plugged in
and are excited
to be part of
a hands-on
ministry.”
Dr. Wakefield
Campbell Accolades - 9
Editorial Work
Dr. Antoine Al-Achi
Associate Professor of Pharmaceutics and Biomedical
Sciences, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Editorial Board
Member of the Editorial Board. ISRN
Pharmaceutics (April 2011-present).
Article reviewer
The Role of Benzalkonium Chloride in the
Occurrence of Punctate Keratitis: A MetaAnalysis of Randomized, Controlled Clinical
Trials. Manuscript review. The Annals of
Pharmacotherapy. May 5, 2010.
Long-term stability of ondansetron hydrochloride
and dexamethasone phosphate sodium in dextrose
5% polyolefin bags at 5 ± 3°C. Manuscript review.
The Annals of Pharmacotherapy. June 29, 2010.
The Role of Benzalkonium Chloride in the
Occurrence of Punctate Keratitis: A MetaAnalysis of Randomized, Controlled Clinical
Trials. Manuscript review. The Annals of
Pharmacotherapy. August 4, 2010.
Antibacterial Activity of Carotenoid Using
Caenorhabditis Elegans as an Invivo Model.
Manuscript review. Pharmaceutical Biology.
October 4, 2010.
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Sleep-prolonging Effect of Coriandrum sativum
Hydroalcoholic Extract and its Fractions in
Mice. Manuscript review. Pharmaceutical Biology.
November 30, 2010.
Formulation and optimization of sustained
release stavudine microspheres using response
surface methodology. Manuscript review. ISRN
Pharmaceutics. April 12, 2011.
Dr. Connie L. Barnes
Associate Professor, Director of Drug Information,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Article Reviewer
Reviewed manuscripts for Annals of
Pharmacotherapy, Journal of the American
Pharmacists Association and US Pharmacist.
Editorial Board
Editorial Review Board for Evaluations of Drug
Interactions.
Dr. Robert M. Cisneros
Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Newsletter Editor
Institute for Safe Medication Practices. Medication
Safety Alert Newsletter. Bi-monthly. 2010, 2011.
Drug Name Safety Reviewer
Safe Medication Practices Consulting. Neil M
Davis, President.
Article Reviewer
Barnard, Stephanie and Deborah St. James. Filling
the Gap: Communication Skills for Becoming a
Leader in Science, Technology, and Medicine. Yale
Press. 2011.
Reviewed articles for American Journal of
Pharmaceutical Education.
Dr. Lloyd Johnson
Reviewed articles for Currents in Pharmacy
Teaching and Learning.
Book Reviewer
Dr. Julianne M. Hall
Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Article Reviewer
Reviewed research articles for the following journals:
Molecular Endocrinology, Cancer Research,
Environmental Health Sciences, and Endocrinology.
Dr. Thomas J. Holmes, Jr.
Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Book Reviewer
Professor of History, College of Arts and Sciences
Book proposal, American Generations: A History
of the United States. Elizabeth R. Varon. Oxford
University Press. University of Virginia.
Book chapter: "The New Science of the
Seventeenth Century." Western Civilizations:
Coffin, Stacey, Cole and Symes, W.W. Norton.
Dr. W. Glenn Jonas Jr.
Charles Howard Professor of Religion and Chair of
the Dept. of Religion, Divinity School
Editorial Board
Member, Editorial Board, Baptist History and
Heritage. 2010-2011.
American Pharmacists Association. Handbook of
Non-Prescription Drugs--An Interactive Approach to
Self-Care, (17th Edition). APhA Press. 2012.
Campbell Accolades - 11
Dr. Barry Jones
Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Old
Testament and Hebrew, Divinity School
Peer reviewer
Perspectives in Religious Studies.
Dr. Cameron H. J. Jorgenson
Assistant Professor of Christian Theology and Ethics,
Divinity School
Editorial Board
Review & Expositor.
Dr. Catherine Lewis
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Manuscript reviewer
Improving Adherence to Best-Practice Guidelines
for Venous Thromboembolism Risk Assessment
and Prevention in a Community Hospital.
Manuscript review. AJHP. May 2010.
The Efficacy and Safety of Multiple 30-Minute
Intravenous Infusions of Conivaptan in
Euvolemic and Hypervolemic Hyponatremia.
Manuscript review. AJHP, May 2010.
The Pharmacist's Role in Prescription Drug
Disposal Programs. Manuscript review. AJHP.
November 2010.
Dr. Carol Maidon
Assistant Professor of Education, School of Education
Reviewer
Reviewed proposals for NC-ACTE Teacher
Education Forum in September 2010.
June 26-July 1, 2010.
Dr. Shahriar Mostashari
Associate Dean & Professor of Business,
Lundy-Fetterman School of Business
Textbook Reviewer
Economics, 19th ed., by Campbell R. McConnell,
Stanley Bruce, and Sean Flynn, McGraw-Hill.
Macroeconomics: Policy & Practice, by Fredrick
Mishkin. (students also participated in the
national class test of the textbook), Pearson.
Survey
National Survey, Principles of Economics,
Cengage Learning.
Dr. Ann M. Nye
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Dr. William C. Stagner
Mr. E. Bert Wallace
Reviewer
Assistant Editor
Professor, Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Reviewed manuscripts for the American
Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists
PharmSciTech Journal.
Editorial Review Board
Editorial Review Board, The Consultant
Pharmacist.
Focus Group
Participated in a focus group of Spanish
professors from various universities on a learning
component and diagnostic tool, Learn Smart, for
the upcoming new edition of Puntos de Partida.
McGraw Hill Spanish, Dallas TX.
Dr. Melanie W. Pound
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Reviewer
Reviewer for International Journal of STDs
and AIDS.
Dr. Bruce P. Powers
Langston Professor of Christian Education,
Divinity School
Consultant for Self-Study
Shaw University Divinity School, 2011.
Dr. Elizabeth L. Rambo
Associate Professor of English,
College of Arts and Sciences
Editorial Board member
Editorial Board. Slayage: the Journal of the
Whedon Studies Association.
www.slayage.online.com. 2003-
Dr. Sally Thomas
Assistant Professor of Music, Director of Vocal
Studies, College of Arts and Sciences
Prepared student performances for statewide
competition. North Carolina chapter, National
Association of Teachers of Singing, Inc. November
2010 - Musical Theatre auditions. February 2011
- Classical auditions.
Adjudicator
Adjudication for NC Governor's School auditions
- February 2011.
Adjudication for NC-NATS musical theatre
auditions - November 2010.
Adjudication for NC-NATS classical auditions February 2011.
Mr. Larkin N. Tysor
Associate Professor of Art,
College of Arts and Sciences
Associate Professor of Theatre,
College of Arts and Sciences
Theatre Symposium, Vol. 19, Theatre and Film.
University of Alabama Press.
Editor
Theatre Symposium, Vol. 20. Gods and
Groundlings: Historical Theatre Audiences.
University of Alabama Press.
Claudia M. Williams
Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences,
College of Arts and Sciences
Textbook Reviewer
Concepts of Pathophysiology by Klein, Quinn,
and Lauer. McGraw Hill.
Seeley’s Principles of Human Anatomy and
Physiology by Tate. Second Edition. McGraw Hill.
Reviewer
Reviewed laboratory manual Hole’s Essentials of
Human Anatomy and Physiology. Terry Martin.
Eleventh Edition. McGraw Hill.
Reviewer for searchable on-line anatomy website
through the Anatomy Virtual Focus Group at
Lippincott, Williams, and Wilkins Publisher.
Reviewer
Assisted Ms. Jenifer Buelin in her dissertation
validation by reviewing middle school art
work. This review was an instrumental part
of a validation study for using a Consensual
Assessment Technique in the context of the
middle school visual classroom. Ms. Buelin is
a doctorial candidate at NC State University at
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Dr. Peggy D. Smith
Coordinator of Master of School Administration,
School of Education
Editor
Edited materials for Campbell University,
International Center for Leadership in Education
and E. T. S.
Managerial Economics and Business Strategy, 7th
ed., Michael Baye, McGraw-Hill.
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Campbell Accolades - 13
Grants
Dr. Michael L. Adams
Assistant Professor of Medicinal Chemistry,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Funded Grants
Triangle Community Foundation / Biogen Idec
Foundation Micro-Grants in Science Education
Fund Recipient. “Biotech RX- The Genetics of
Diseases and Their Management. Genetics and
Advanced Genetics Units Workshops.” Campbell
University, College of Pharmacy & Health
Sciences, Science Education Outreach.
North Carolina Biotechnology Special Topics in
Biotechnology Workshop for Educators Grant
Recipient. “What Do YOU Think? Using Inquiry
to Teach Middle School Science.” Campbell
University, College of Pharmacy & Health
Sciences, Science Education Outreach.
Dr. Timothy J. Bloom
Associate Professor Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Grant Reviewer
Grant reviewer for the NC Biotechnology Center.
Dr. Karen Guzman
Associate Professor of Biology,
College of Arts and Sciences
Grant
$33,107 Grant. Awarded the N.C. Biotechnology
Center Education Enhancement Grant to
purchase equipment for an undergraduate cell and
molecular biology laboratory. February 2011.
Dr. Barry Jones
Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Old
Testament and Hebrew, Divinity School
Grant funded project
Co-leader of "Cultivating a Culture of Call,"
a collaborative project funded by Cooperative
Baptist Fellowship and Lilly Endowment, Inc.
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Dr. Carol Maidon
Assistant Professor of Education, School of Education
Professional Development Grant
$2,700 grant. Lucile Cornetet Award for Professional
Development, Delta Kappa Gamma Society
International. “Using Research-based Instructional
Strategies to Teach 21st Century Learners.”
Dr. Phillip J. Morrow
Associate Professor of Music, Director of Choral
Activities, College of Arts and Sciences
Grant
$2,100 grant. Harnett County Arts Council
towards funding scholarships for the Campbell
Children’s Choir Camp (C4) 2010.
Dr. Ann M. Ortiz
Associate Professor of Spanish,
College of Arts and Sciences
Grant
University of Arizona, Medical Interpreter
Training Institute Summer Stipend Grant for
completion of intensive training program in
Medical Spanish Interpreting at the University of
Arizona, Tucson.
Prof. Daniel M. Rodgers
Associate Professor of Art & Design,
College of Arts and Sciences
Campbell Summer Research Grant
Attended the 11th Annual Portrait Society of
America conference in Washington D.C. April
22-25, 2010.
Dr. Mark Steckbeck
Assistant Professor of Economics,
Lundy-Fetterman School of Business
Grant
Omicron Delta Epsilon, the international
honorary society for economists.
Mr. E. Bert Wallace
Associate Professor of Theatre,
College of Arts and Sciences
Grants
$1000 grant. Campbell University Summer
Research Grant. 2010.
$4425.00 grant. Harnett County Arts Council/
North Carolina Arts Council Grassroots Arts.
Grant for production expenses.
Dr. Ran Whitley
Professor of Music Education,
College of Arts and Sciences
Grant
North Carolina Arts Council and Harnett County
Arts Council Grassroots Fund for Support of
"The Healing Force," (multicultural concert)
for the Community Concert Series of Campbell
University. October 25, 2010.
Dr. Taek H. You
Assistant Professor of Biology,
College of Arts and Sciences
Grants
Faculty Summer Research Grant, Campbell
University, 2010.
Dr. Peggy D. Smith
Coordinator of Master of School Administration,
School of Education
Grant Assessor
Assessed grant proposals for the Tobacco Trust
Fund ($20 million).
Selected recipients for local scholarship grants
sponsored by the Johnston and Harnett County
Schools (>$50,000.00).
Campbell Accolades - 15
Presentations
Dr. Antoine Al-Achi
Associate Professor, College of Pharmacy
& Health Sciences
Abstracts
Rohit Jadhav, Kamal Soan, and Antoine AlAchi. Ibuprofen-prepared Suppositories: Density
Factor Method. Graduate Research Association
of Students in Pharmacy (GRASP)-2010 30th
Meeting/American Association of Pharmaceutical
Scientists (AAPS), Raleigh NC; June 4-6, 2010.
Ajeet Sharma, M.D., FASE and Antoine Al-Achi,
Ph.D. Investigation of Factors Associated With Postoperative Weight Gain in Adults Following CABG
(Coronary Artery Bypass Graft) Surgery.
Does Gender & Aging Influence Pre-operative
Coagulation Status in Adults Undergoing CABG
(Coronary Artery Bypass Graft) Surgery?
How Valid the 10/50/50 TEG? Parameter Algorithm
in Predicting Post-operative Blood Component
Therapy Following Adult Coronary Artery Bypass
Graft (CABG) Surgery?
Ajeet Sharma, M.D., FASE, Antoine Al-Achi,
Ph.D., Richard Hummel, CCP, and Hope Trettin,
MS. Does Gender Impact Blood/Blood Component
Use During Adult Cardiac Surgery? The American
Society of Anesthesiologists Annual Meeting, San
Diego CA. October 16-20, 2010.
Ajeet Sharma, M.D., FASE, Antoine Al-Achi,
Ph.D., Richard Hummel, CCP, and John F
Seccombe, M.D. STS Database Evaluation [06
to 09] for Blood/Blood Component Use During
Adult Cardiac Surgery. The American Society of
Anesthesiologists Annual Meeting, San Diego CA.
October 16-20, 2010.
Ajeet Sharma, M.D., FASE, Antoine Al-Achi,
Ph.D., Richard Hummel, CCP, and John F
Seccombe, M.D. Cost Analysis of Blood/Blood
Component Use During Adult Cardiac Surgery: STS
Database Review (06-09). The American Society
of Anesthesiologists Annual Meeting, San Diego
CA. October 16-20, 2010.
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Ajeet Sharma, M.D., FASE, Antoine Al-Achi,
Ph.D., Nicole Michaud, CCP, and John F
Seccombe, M.D. Does Thromboelastograph? (TEG)
Help Reduce Blood/Blood Component Therapy in
Adult Cardiac Surgery? The American Society of
Anesthesiologists Annual Meeting, San Diego CA.
October 16-20, 2010.
Ajeet Sharma, M.D., FASE, Antoine Al-Achi,
Ph.D., Kent Smith, A.T., and Mellisa Bartels,
A.T. How Accurate is the Newer Rapid TEG? in
Diagnosing Coagulopathies? Comparison with
the Regular TEG?. The American Society of
Anesthesiologists Annual Meeting, San Diego CA.
October 16-20, 2010.
Ajeet Sharma, M.D., FASE, Antoine Al-Achi,
Ph.D., Kent Smith, A.T., Mellisa Bartels,
A.T., and John F. Seccombe, M.D. Can TEG?
Parameters Predict Peri-operative Blood Component
Use/Blood Loss During Cardiac Surgery? The
American Society of Anesthesiologists Annual
Meeting, San Diego CA. October 16-20, 2010.
Seminar Presentation
Botanical Medicine. Presented to a group of
high school students attending Duke TIP at
the University of Georgia via a TeleCom system
on July 19, 2010. Ms. Jennifer Norris, a rising
P-3 Campbell Pharmacy student, was teaching
this group of students some fundamental
pharmacological concepts.
Dr. Timothy J. Bloom
Associate Professor Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Poster
Abraham, S. Thomas, Moody, Chad I. and
Bloom, Timothy J. Differentiation of C2C12
cells results in enhanced expression of delta Ca2+/
calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II isoforms,
presented at Experimental Biology 2011 in
Washington D.C.
Campbell Accolades - 17
Dr. Chris S. Breivogel
Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Platform Presentation
Breivogel, C.S., Beta-arrestin1 and 2 regulation
of brain cannabinoid receptors. Carolina
Cannabinoid Collaborative meeting,
Bridgewater VA, October 23, 2010.
Platform presentation by mentored
student
Vaghela, M. and Breivogel, C.S., Evaluation of
antinociceptive, hypothermic and hypolocomotive
effect of various cannabinoid receptor agonists in
beta arrestin1 knock out mice on acute and chronic
bases. Campbell University MSPS research project
presentation, Buies Creek NC. April 23, 2010.
Dr. Jennifer Bunn
Assistant Professor of Exercise Science,
College of Arts and Sciences
Conference presentation
Perceived versus actual classification of
cardiovascular and body composition Parameters.
Presented at Southeast Regional Chapter of the
American College of Sports Medicine Annual
Meeting. February 2011.
Dr. Robert M. Cisneros
Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Continuing Education Program
Wake County Pharmaceutical Assoc. Medication
Error Update. (2 hr.) Raleigh NC. February 22,
2011.
Posters/Abstracts
Cisneros, R. The use of Shutterfly in a medication
errors elective course. 110th Annual Meeting of the
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy,
Seattle, WA, July 18-21, 2009. AJPE (2010); 74
(5), Article 96.
Cisneros, R. The role of Blackboard discussion in
a medication errors elective course. 110th Annual
Meeting of the American Association of Colleges
of Pharmacy, Seattle WA, July 18-21, 2010. AJPE
(2010); 74 (5), Article 96.
Causey, H., Lingerfeldt, B., Clinard, V., Swanson,
R., Michaels, N., Cisneros, R., Herring, C.,
McLendon, A. Satisfaction of community
pharmacists with providing medication therapy
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management services. Poster presented at North
Carolina Association of Pharmacists Chronic Care
Forum, March 31, 2011.
Medline, K., Lingerfeld, B., Clinard, V., Barnes,
C., Cisneros, R., Green, M. Patient motivators
for receiving seasonal influenza vaccine. Annual
Meeting of the American Pharmacy Association,
Washington D.C., JAPHA (2010); March/April,
50 (2): 237, 2010.
Dr. W. Lin Coker III
Assistant Professor of Chemistry,
College of Arts and Sciences
Posters
Starnes, B., Coker, W. Analysis of Fluoride
Ion Concentrations in Harnett County. Poster
presentation at NC ACS Annual Meeting, Raleigh
NC. September 2010.
Starnes, B., Coker, W., Accuracy of Listed Fluoride
Concentration in Fluoride Mouth Rinses. Poster
presentation at State of NC Undergraduate
Research and Creativity Symposium. Raleigh NC.
November 2010.
Presentations
Luebchow, K., Coker, W. Emission and Absorbance
Analysis of Sodium. Edna Q. Profitt Chemistry
Undergraduate Research Symposium, Buies Creek
NC. November 2010.
Bartlett, J., Monds, D., Starnes, B., Coker, W.
Fluoride in Drinking Water. HISS, Buies Creek
NC. June 2010.
Starnes, B., Coker, W., Analysis of Fluoride Ion
Concentrations in Harnett County. Edna W. Profitt
Chemistry Undergraduate Research Symposium,
Buies Creek NC. November 2010.
Bartlett, J., Starnes, B., Coker, W., Correlation
Between Harnett County School Student’s Dental
Health and Public Fluoridation. State Competition
NC Student Academy of Science, Durham NC.
March 2011.
Bartlett, J., Starnes, B., Coker, W., Correlation
Between Harnett County School Student’s Dental
Health and Public Fluoridation. District 4 NC
Student Academy of Science, Pembroke NC.
February 2011.
Starnes, B., Coker, W., Correlation Between
Harnett County School Student’s Dental Health
and Public Fluoridation. First Annual Wiggins
Memorial Library Academic Symposium, Buies
Creek NC. April 2011.
Mr. Thomas P. Colletti
Program Director and Associate Professor, Physician
Assistant Practice, College of Pharmacy & Health
Sciences
Invited Presentation
The Ultimate Preventive Medicine - Exercise
Prescription. American Academy of Physician
Assistants 38th Annual Conference, Atlanta GA.
June 2, 2010.
Mr. David Coniglio
Associate Professor, Department of Physician
Assistant Practice, College of Pharmacy
& Health Sciences
Presentation
Attitudes Toward and Perceived Benefits of a
Clinical Doctoral Degree Among Physician Assistant
Students. Faculty paper presentation at the Annual
Meeting of the Physician Assistant Education
Association, Baltimore MD. October 2010.
Paper presentation
Factors Influencing Physician Assistant Student
Selection of Educational Program. Faculty paper
presentation at the Annual Meeting of the
Physician Assistant Education Association,
Baltimore MD. October 2010.
Dr. Richard Drew
Professor, Dept of Pharmacy Practice, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Presentations
Fungal Infections in Medical and Surgical ICU
Patients. Presented at the 39th Critical Care
Conference of the Society of Critical Care
Medicine, Miami FL. January 10, 2010.
Aerosolized Antibiotics. Presented at Infectious
Diseases Grand Rounds, Duke University Medical
Center. February 15, 2010.
Antimicrobial Dosing in Special Populations.
Presented at the 12th Annual North Carolina
Anti-infective Workshop, Greensboro NC.
November 6, 2010.
Zero Tolerance for Hospital-Acquired Infections.
ACPE-approved continuing education program
presented at the Kansas Society of Hospital
Pharmacists, Kansas City KS. April 10, 2010.
Antimicrobial Stewardship: Focus on IV to PO
Therapy. Web-based teleconference to Ascension
Health Group. January 13, 2010.
Safe and Effective Use of Antimicrobials. Presented
at Clinical Pharmacology Grand Rounds, Duke
University Medical Center. May 20, 2010.
Febrile Neutropenia: An Update. Presented at the
Duke University Oncology Network, Durham
NC. August 20, 2010.
Information Technology: Can it Improve Antibiotic
Prescribing? Presented at the 50th Interscience
Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and
Chemotherapy, Boston MA. September 11, 2010.
Antimicrobial Dosing in Special Populations.
Presented at the 12th Annual North Carolina
Anti-infective Workshop, Greensboro NC.
November 6, 2010
Zero Tolerance for Hospital-Acquired Infections.
ACPE-approved continuing education program
presented at the Texas Society of Hospital
Pharmacists, Galveston TX. April 9, 2010.
Novel Administration Strategies to Combat
Antimicrobial Resistance: Does (Dose) Size Really
Matter? Presented at Infectious Diseases Grand
Rounds, March 29.
Poster Presentations
Holt S, Drew RH, Fowler VG, Woods CW,
Tsalik EL, Freeman DH, Tseng T, May DB,
Johnson MD. Predictors of Outcome in Emergency
Department Patients Presenting with Documented/
suspected Sepsis. 50th Interscience Conference
on Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, Boston MA.
September 12-15, 2010. Poster presentation.
Davis M, Drew R, Sharpe M, Anderson D.
Likelihood of Inadequate Antimicrobial Treatment
for Catheter-Related and Primary Bacteremia
(abstract). Annual Meeting of the American
College of Clinical Pharmacists Meeting, Austin
TX. October 17-20, 2010.
Dr. Adam C. English
Associate Professor of Religion, Divinity School
Presentations
Presidential Address: Peter Brown Receives a Visit
from St. Nick. National Association of Baptist
Professors of Religion at-large meeting, Portland
OR. May 2010.
Campbell Accolades - 19
The Cyrilian Compromise: Cyril of Jerusalem on
Naming God. SECSOR meeting, Louisville KY.
March 2011.
Dr. J. Dean Farmer
Department Chair and Assistant Professor of
Communication Studies, College of Arts and Sciences
Scholarly Paper Presentation
Farmer, J. D. (2011, April). The Heart of it All:
Religion as a Central Organizing Precept in Blue
Collar Appalachia. Paper presented at the Fifth
Faith and Communication Conference, Buies
Creek NC.
Invited Presentation
Jaycees 101. Lecture presented to the Cary Jaycees.
February 19, 2011, Cary NC.
Dr. Karen Guzman
Associate Professor of Biology,
College of Arts and Sciences
Professional Meeting Presentation
Patel, Priyanka, Liggett, Sarah, Ellis, Victoria,
Ford, Marcus, and Guzman, Karen. Effects of
Lead Acetate on Early Development of Danio rerio
Embryos. The NC Academy of Science Annual
Meeting, Elon NC. March 2011.
Dr. Julianne M. Hall
Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Conference Presentations
Hall, J.M. and Thomas, R.S. The role of the arylhydrocarbon receptor in mammary differentiation
and disease (Invited Speaker). Receptor
Mechanisms Seminar, National Institutes of
Health Sciences (NIEHS), RTP NC (2010).
Hall, J.M., Barhoover, M.A., Kazmin, D.,
McDonnell, D.P., Greenlee, W.F. and Thomas,
R.S. 2010. The role of the aryl-hydrocarbon receptor
in mammary differentiation and disease. (Invited
Speaker). Society of Toxicology 49th Annual
Meeting, Salt Lake City UT (2010).
Barhoover, M., Hall, J.M., Greenlee, W.F. and
Thomas, R.S. 2010. The aryl-hydrocarbon receptor
regulates cell cycle progression in human breast
cancer cells via a functional interaction with CDK4.
(Talk and Poster). Society of Toxicology 49th
Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City UT. 2010.
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Dr. Mark L. Hammond
Dean and Professor of Biology,
College of Arts and Sciences
Presentation
Hammond, Mark and Hurst, Colin. AO-51
Battery Capacity and Spin Trends. 2010 AMSATNA Space Symposium and Annual Meeting,
Chicago IL. October 8-10, 2010.
Dr. Terri S. Hamrick
Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences.
Professional Meeting Presentation
Faculty Perceptions of Appropriate Faculty Behaviors
in Social Interactions with Student Pharmacists.
Oral presentation at the American Association of
Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Seattle,
WA. July 10-14, 2010.
Dr. John C. Havran
Assistant Professor of Biology,
College of Arts and Sciences
Posters
Keaton, J.M., Piotrowski, K.T., Oppenheimer,
H.M., and Havran, J.C.. Identification of a new
population of Hawaiian violet from Maui. 2010
Sigma Xi Annual Meeting and International
Research Conference. Raleigh NC.
Piotrowski, K.T., Oppenheimer, H.M., and
Havran, J.C.. Floral morphometrics of Viola
tracheliifolia. 2011 Association of Southeastern
Biologists Annual Meeting, Huntsville AL.
Johnson, E. Todd McGee’s six points: Responding
to the North Carolina Association of County
Commissioners’ defense of unresponsive county
officials. Paper presented at the Sunshine Center
Regional Fall Workshop on Public Records &
Open Meetings, UNC-Asheville, Asheville NC.
October 14, 2010.
Johnson, E. Toward a testable hypothesis of open
government: A proposal to profile the characteristics
of responsive and unresponsive county officials.
Presented at the fall 2010 board meeting of the
North Carolina Coalition, Elon University, Elon,
NC. November 17, 2010.
Dr. Lloyd Johnson
Professor of History, College of Arts and Sciences
Presentation
History of Harnett County. Presented to Leadership
Harnett at the Campbell House, Buies Creek,
NC. September 2010.
Dr. Melissa D. Johnson
Associate Professor, College of Pharmacy
& Health Sciences
Invited Original Research Platform
Presentations at International
Scientific Meeting
Plantinga, T.S., Johnson, M.D., Scott, W.K., van
de Vosse, E., Velez Edwards, D.R., Smith, P.B.,
Alexander, B.D., Yang, J.C., Kremer, D., Laird,
G.M., Oosting, M., Joosten, L.A.B., van der
Meer, J.M., van Dissel, J.T., Walsh, T.J., Perfect,
J.R., Kullberg, B.J., Netea, M.G.. Genetic Variants
of TLR1 Increase Susceptibility to Candidemia. 50th
Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents
& Chemotherapy, Boston MA. September 2010.
Johnson, M.D., Plantinga, T.S., Scott, W.K., van
de Vosse, E., Velez Edwards, D.R., Smith, P.B.,
Alexander, B.D., Yang, J.C., Laird, G., Oosting,
M., van der Meer, J., van Dissel, J.T., Kullberg,
B.J., Netea, M.G., Perfect, J.R. Functional IL10
and IL12B polymorphisms are associated with
persistent Candidaspp. bloodstream infection. 20th
European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and
Infectious Diseases, Vienna, Austria. April 2010.
Davies, M., Ferguson, C., Hall, M., Robinson,
S., Johnson, M.D., Tseng, T., Chen, L.F., Sexton,
D.J., Anderson, D.J. Surgical Site Infection (SSI)
Rates following Obstetric-Gynecological (OBGYN)
Procedures in Community Hospitals compared with
the National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN).
50th Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial
Agents & Chemotherapy. Boston MA. September
2010.
Original Research Poster
Presentations
Davies, M., Ferguson, C., Hall, M., Johnson,
M.D., Anderson, D.J.. Risk Factors For Surgical
Site Infections Following OB/GYN Procedures.
45th ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, Anaheim
CA. 2010.
Oral Presentation
Havran, J.C. Hawaiian Natural History and
Ethnoecology. Association of Southeastern
Biologists Annual Meeting, Huntsville AL. 2011.
Dr. Edward A. Johnson
Associate Professor, Department of Communication
Studies, College of Arts and Sciences
Presentations
Johnson, E. How Should We Then Teach? Paper
presented at the Fifth Conference on Faith &
Communication. Buies Creek NC. April 1, 2011.
Johnson, E. Access to Local Government Records.
Presented at Sunshine Day: Strengthening
Transparency in Government, Historic Salisbury
Foundation Train Depot, Salisbury NC. March
17, 2011.
Campbell Accolades - 21
Holt, S.L., Drew, R.H., Fowler, V.G., Woods, C.W.,
Tsalik, E.L., Freeman, D.H., Tseng, T.T., May,
D.B., Johnson, M.D. Predictors of Outcome in
Emergency Department (ED) Patients Presenting
with Documented/Suspected Sepsis. 50th
Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents &
Chemotherapy, Boston MA. September 2010.
Nelson, J., Watlington, G., Johnson, M.D.,
Tseng, T. Retrospective, Cross-Sectional
Evaluation of the Changing Use of Antibiotics
for Upper Respiratory Infections in Ambulatory
Practice in the United States between 2002 and
2006. ACCP Spring Practice & Research Forum,
Charlotte NC. 2010.
Robbins, B., Ward, M., Jolley, B., Tseng, T., Rich,
W., Holland, M., Johnson, M.D. Investigating
the Association between Quality of Asthma
Care and Socioeconomic Status among Adults
Diagnosed with Asthma. ACCP Spring Practice
& Research Forum, Charlotte NC. 2010.
Waldron, B.J., Planchard, N.B., Mannebach,
A.W., Johnson, M.D., Tseng, T.T., Chen, L.F.,
Sexton, D.J., Anderson, D.J. Risk Factors for
Adverse Outcomes in Gram Negative (GN)
Surgical Site Infections (SSI). 50th Interscience
Conference on Antimicrobial Agents &
Chemotherapy, Boston MA. September 2010.
Pullaiah, S., Hatch, B., Shannon, D., Sharpe,
M.L., Perfect, J.R., Anderson, D.J., Johnson,
M.D. Hepatic Safety of Long-Term Exposure to
Caspofungin or Micafungin among Patients at
Duke University Medical Center (DUMC). 50th
Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents
& Chemotherapy, Boston MA. September 2010.
Research Poster Presentations
Ferguson, C., Davies, M., Robinson, S., Johnson,
M.D., Anderson, D.J. OB/GYN Surgical
Site Infection Rates: Duke Infection Control
Outreach Network (DICON) versus National
Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN). 45th ASHP
Midyear Clinical Meeting, Anaheim CA. 2010.
Daniel, M.G., Gilligan, J.P., Tseng, T., Holland,
M., Johnson, M.D. An evaluation of medication
recalls posted on the FDA enforcement reports
among the years 2004, 2006 and 2008. ACCP
Spring Practice & Research Forum, Charlotte
NC. 2010.
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Dr. Barry Jones
Dr. Qinfeng Liu
Invited lecture
Conference Presentation
Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Old
Testament and Hebrew, Divinity School
The Post-Exilic Prophets and Post-Christian
America: Rediscovering Biblical Resources for
Twenty-first Century Christians. Faculty Lecture.
Campbell University 2010.
Dr. Cameron H. J. Jorgenson
Assistant Professor of Christian Theology and Ethics,
Divinity School
Professional Development Series
Convened the Student Lounge Round Table
Sessions, a series of professional development
sessions for graduate students sponsored by the
Graduate Student Committee of the American
Academy of Religion. AAR Annual Meeting,
Atlanta GA. October 29 – November 1, 2010.
Panel Discussion
Moderated a panel discussion of Dr. Willie J.
Jennings’s The Christian Imagination: Theology
and the Origins of Race, a joint effort of the Black
Cultures and the Study of Religion Section
and the Constructive Theologies Section of the
Southeast Region of the American Academy of
Religion, Louisville KY. March 5, 2011.
Dr. Jennifer A Latino
Director, First-Year Experience
Workshops
Presented 2 workshops at the 30th Annual
Conference on First-Year Experience. February
2011: Pre-Conference Workshop: Creating Solid
Foundations for First-Year Seminars: Fundamentals
of Faculty Development; and Student Success
Textbook/Planner: Engage Students with Intentional
Planning and Content.
Dr. Catherine Lewis
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Poster presentation
Lewis, Catherine, Barnum-Parker, Chadana,
Engel, Kristen, Huggins, Jenna, Eschenbacher,
Lynn. Identifying gaps in documentation of
anticoagulation counseling. American College of
Clinical Pharmacy. October 2010.
Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Cindric, K., Ye, T., Amin, K., Liu, Q.F.
N-Glycan profile comparison of serum and cancer
cell culture lysate using liquid chromatography
mass spectrometry. 58th Annual Meeting of the
American Society for Mass Spectrometry, Salt
Lake City UT. May 2010.
Mrs. Lisa Lukasik
Assistant Professor of Law,
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
Presentation
Lukasik, Lisa. What a Good IDEA: Tricky Traps
to Avoid in IEP Development under IDEA. The
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
Center for School Leadership Development,
Chapel Hill NC. April 15, 2011.
Dr. Carol Maidon
Assistant Professor of Education, School of Education
Professional Meetings
A Long-term Relationship Yielding Positive Results
for Minority Students. 28th Annual North
Carolina Teacher Education Forum, Raleigh, NC.
September 23, 2010.
Presentation
Using Musical Instruments and Children’s Literature
to Teach Science. Teaching Fellows Professional
Development Conference: Critical Strategies for
Critical Times, Raleigh, NC. February 5, 2011.
Dr. James I. Martin Sr.
Professor of History, College of Arts and Sciences
Presentation
Small Town Jewish Sites in North Carolina.
PowerPoint presentation at the North Carolina
Association of Historians Meeting, Elizabeth City
State University, March 25, 2011.
Mr. Daniel Maynard
Business Librarian, Lundy-Fetterman
School of Business
Presentations
An Audit of the Transparency of North Carolina
County Officials presented to the Board
of Directors with Dr. Johnson of the CU
Communication Studies Department. Paper
presentation. North Carolina Open Government
Coalition, November 7, 2010, Elon University
This was an invited presentation of results
of the COMM 310 Research Methods class
collaboration with the Business library completed
May 4, 2010.
Information Seeking Behavior of College
Entrepreneurs: Library Support for Self-employment
Through Business Start-ups. Case Study
presentation. Business Librarianship in North
Carolina (North Carolina Library Association).
Wilmington NC. Spring Quarterly Meeting.
May 6, 2011.
A Role for Small University Libraries in StateWide Economic Development Programs. Campbell
Summer Research Grant paper presentation.
Business Librarianship in North Carolina (North
Carolina Library Association), Raleigh NC Fall
Quarterly Meeting. November 23, 2010.
North Carolina Public Records Requests: Results
of a Statewide Public Records Audit session at
Regional Fall Workshop with Dr. Johnson of CU
Communication Studies Department. Presented
paper and panel member. Sunshine Center,
UNC Ashville, This was an invited presentation
of results of the COMM 310 Research Methods
class collaboration with the Business library.
October 14, 2010.
Access to Local Government Records session at
Sunshine Day annual meeting with Dr. Johnson
of CU Communication Studies Department.
Panel member. Sunshine Center, March 17, 2010,
Salisbury NC, This was an invited presentation
of results of the COMM 310 Research Methods
class collaboration with the Business Library
completed May 4, 2010.
Dr. Amber N. McLendon
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Poster Presentations
Yoder, L., Nye, A., McLendon, A., Thornhill,
T. Changes in Psychoactive Drug Use Following
Relocation of Skilled Nursing Facility Residents at
American Geriatrics Society Annual Meeting,
Orlando FL.
McLendon, A., Woodis, C.B. Evaluation of the Role
of Clinical Pharmacists in Nitrofurantoin Stewardship
at a Long-Term Care Facility. ACCPAnnual Meeting,
Austin, TX. October 20, 2010.
Campbell Accolades - 23
McLendon, A., Woodis, C.B. Pharmacist
Intervention on Empiric Fluoroquinolone Use
for Urinary Tract Infections in a Long-Term
Care Facility. Presented at the North Carolina
Association of Pharmacists Chronic Care Forum,
Concord NC. March 31, 2011.
CE Podium Presentation
McLendon, A. Clinical Interpretation of Lab
Values: Using the Numbers to Guide Patient Care.
UNC 25th Annual Pharmacy Practice Seminar,
Wrightsville Beach NC. August 29, 2010.
Professional Presentations
McLendon, A., Shelton, P., Thornhill, T.
Applying Falls Prevention Guidelines Across All
Senior Care Settings. North Carolina Association
of Pharmacists Chronic Care Forum Meeting,
Concord NC. March 31, 2011.
McLendon, A., Shelton, P., Thornhill, T. Applying
Fall Prevention Guidelines Across All Senior
Care Settings. American Society of Consultant
Pharmacists Annual Meeting, Orlando FL.
November 11, 2010.
Davis, S., Fisher, N., Wensil, A., McLendon, A. FoodDrug Interactions. Central NC Dietary Manager’s
Association, Raleigh, NC. February 18, 2011.
Dr. Salvatore R. Mercogliano
Assistant Professor of History,
College of Arts and Sciences
Paper Presentation
Sealift and the Merchant Marine in the Vietnam
War. Presented a paper on a forthcoming booklet
for the Naval Historical Foundation at the 9th
Maritime Heritage Conference, Baltimore MD.
September, 16, 2010.
Dr. Phillip J. Morrow
Associate Professor of Music, Director of Choral
Activities, College of Arts and Sciences
Clinician/Conductor
High School Honor Choir, All-County Choral
Festival, Johnston County. February 18-19, 2011.
High School Honor Choir, All-County Choral
Festival, Rowan-Salisbury School District. April
13-14, 2011. Harnett County Honor Choir
Festival. Conducted High School Honor Choir.
May 7, 2010
Conductor
Music of the Incarnation: works by Rutter, Vaughan
Williams and Scott. CU Choral Society, Butler
Chapel. November 21, 2010.
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St. Francis in the Americas: A Caribbean Mass.
Glenn McClure, composer. Oratorio presented by
the CU Choral Society. November 15, 2009.
Mr. Lucas S. Osborn
Lenten Perspectives: Gloria by Antonio Vivaldi,
Adagio by Samuel Barber, and Psalms of the
Passover by Ed Lojeski. CU Choral Society with
CU Strings Ensemble. April 10, 2011.
Organized panel presentations
Mendelssohn’s Elijah. A collaborative effort
involving CU choirs and Snyder Memorial
Baptist Church (Fayetteville) groups, as well as
professional soloists. Performances both in Buies
Creek and Fayetteville, NC. April 18, 2010 and
May 2, 2010.
Lenten expressions and American folk hymns.
Concert presentations that were part of the
University Choir’s Ireland tour. Bray, March 8,
2011; Dublin, March 9, 2011; Galway Cathedral,
March 11, 2011; Connemara, March 13, 2011.
Clinician
Clinician, Harnett Central High School Choral
Camp. August 9-10, 2010.
Harnett Central High School Choral camp.
August 10-12, 2009.
Performer
Diaspora, Music and Worship event. ACDA
Southern Division Convention, St. Peter’s
Cathedral, Memphis TN. March 10-11, 2010.
Presentation
Bells as Instruments of Calling, Dinah E. Gore
Bell Tower Dedication, Butler Chapel, Campbell
University, Buies Creek. November 1, 2010.
Dr. Ann M. Ortiz
Associate Professor of Spanish
Presentations
Medical Spanish Literacy: The Florilegio Medicinal:
A 17th Century Medical Compendium of the
Spanish Southwest. Atlantic World Literacies
Conference, Greensboro NC. October,2010.
Folk Healers in Spanish American Literature of the
Southwest. Society for the History of Discoveries
Conference, Santa Fe NM.
Class Lecture
Native American Creation Stories. Presented in Dr.
Adam English’s Honors 101 class on Genesis from
a Multidisciplinary Perspective.
Assistant Professor of Law,
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
Patent Law in the 21st Century. Southeastern
Association of Law Schools’ Annual Conference.
Scheduled July 2011.
Selected Participant and Presenter Selected
participant/presenter, Junior Scholars in
Intellectual Property Workshop, Michigan State
University College of Law, April 15-16, 2011.
Presented articles
Formalism, Instrumentalism, and Judicial
Legitimacy at the Federal Circuit. Paper
presentation. Southeastern Law Scholars’
Conference, October 23, 2010.
Instrumentalism at the Federal Circuit at the IP
Scholars Roundtable. Paper presentation. Drake
University School of Law, April 2, 2011.
Presentation
Panel: The Crisis in Copyright. Southeastern
Association of Law Schools’ Annual Conference,
July 31, 2010.
Dr. Melanie W. Pound
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Presentation
Update: Intra-abdominal Infections Guidelines.
Presented to NC pharmacists at the 12th Annual
NC Anti-infective Workshop. November 2010.
Mr. Jon Powell
Clinical Professor, Juvenile Justice Project,
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
Presentation
13th Annual Conference of the section of Dispute
Resolution for the American Bar Association in
Denver. The presentation covered the topic of
Restorative Justice and demonstrated how the
Juvenile Justice Project mediates juvenile criminal
cases within the clinic of the law school.
Dr. Elizabeth L. Rambo
Associate Professor of English,
College of Arts and Sciences
Conference Presentation
Teaching Buffy the Vampire Slayer 7.16 ‘Storyteller’
as Metafiction. SC4: The Slayage Conference on
the Whedonverses. Flagler College, St. Augustine
FL. June 3-6, 2010.
Prof. Daniel M. Rodgers
Associate Professor of Art & Design,
College of Arts and Sciences
Presentation
Ye Olde Dunn Book and Arts Club; Addressed
members at their monthly luncheon on the
subject of my art and working methods.
November 16, 2010.
Workshop
Conducted workshop; Annual Lunch & Learn;
Title: The Digital Tablet and Adobe Photoshop;
Wiggins Library. February 15, 2011.
Workshop; Discussion
Lyricist. Addressed members/faculty on the subject
of ‘critiquing art’. November 17, 2010.
Dr. I. Daniel Shin
Professor, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Oral Presentation
A qualitative and quantitative examination of
resveratrol-containing nutraceuticals. John Byrd,
Qinfeng Liu, Antoine Al-Achi and Daniel Shin.
June 5, 2010, GRASP, Raleigh, NC.
Angela S. Shores
Adjunct Instructor, Counselor Education Program,
School of Education
Presentation
Education Session titled Exploring Professional
Identity of Counselors in Training: A
Phenomenological Study, accepted for presentation
at the 2011 Association for Counselor Education
and Supervision Conference in Nashville TN.
October 2011.
National Conference Presentation
Co-presenter of Evidence Based Practice: Empirical
and Practical Comparisons of Dyadic and
Triadic Supervision Approaches at the American
Counseling Association Annual Conference,
Pittsburgh PA. March 2010.
Mr. Breck Smith
Associate Professor of Art,
College of Arts and Sciences
Art Exhibition
The Winter Show, Green Hill Center for North
Carolina Art, Greensboro, North Carolina.
Campbell Accolades - 25
Dr. Michael Ray Smith
Dr. William C. Stagner
Presentations
On-site Presentations
Professor of Communication Studies,
College of Arts and Sciences
Smith, M.R. Smith, M. R. No Blunt Trauma:
Opinion That’s Smart, Funny and ThoughtProvoking. CMA and CBI Spring College Media
Convention, Marriott Marquis, New York NY.
March 13-15, 2011.
Smith, M.R. Smith, M. R. Pop Culture: Finding
the Big Ideas and Big Issues in Film, Music, TV
and so on. CMA and CBI Spring College Media
Convention, Marriott Marquis, New York NY.
March 13-15, 2011.
Scholarly Conference
Smith, M.R. The Good Samaritan and the
Handwritten Newspapers of John McLean
Harrington. North Carolina Historians
Association Conference. Elizabeth City State
University. March 26, 2011.
Scholarly paper presentations
Smith, M. R. Good Samaritan: The Handwritten
Newspapers of John McLean Harrington and the
Civil War. 2011 North Carolina Association of
Historians Annual Meeting. Elizabeth City State
University. March 25-26, 2011.
Smith, M. R. Religious Content of The Handwritten
Newspapers of John McLean Harrington and the
Civil War. Faith and Communication Conference.
Campbell University. April 1-2, 2011.
Dr. Peggy D. Smith
Coordinator of Master of School Administration,
School of Education
Presentations
Regional Conference - Teaching Fellows: Treat
Parents as ‘A G-U-E-S-T’.
Selma Middle School - Career Day: A Career of
Service out of a Childhood of Poverty.
Team Leader - Science Olympiad: Bottle Rockets.
State NC-ACTE Annual Conference - Using
Brain Teasers and Challenges to Engage People and
Topics.
Multiple LEAs - Summer Novice Administrator
Workshop - Emerging Issues.
Johnston County Schools - New Teacher
Orientation - Chosen.
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Professor, Pharmaceutical Sciences, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Stagner, W.C. How Do We Make New Drugs
and Therapeutic Proteins and Their Drug
Products? CMC 101. (Invited Faculty Member).
Pharmaceutical Education & Research Institute
(PERI) Course for J&J Pharmaceuticals, New
Brunswick NJ. November 2010.
Stagner, W.C. API Manufacture and Product
Design of Therapeutic Proteins. (Invited Faculty
Member). Pharmaceutical Education &
Research Institute (PERI) Course for Merck
Pharmaceuticals, Philadelphia PA. December
2010.
Poster Presentation
Kumar V., Mehrota, A., Taylor, M., and Stagner
W. Real-Time Particle Size Analysis Using Focused
Beam Reflectance Measurement (FBRM) as a Process
Analytical Technology (PAT). American Association
of Pharmaceutical Scientists Annual Meeting,
New Orleans LA. November 2010.
Dr. Mark Steckbeck
Assistant Professor of Economics,
Lundy-Fetterman School of Business
Lecture
Kiwanis Club of Fayetteville, NC: The Current
Budget Problem In North Carolina and the U.S.: It’s
the Spending, Not the Taxing.
Conference Presentation
Faith and Capitalism: Complementary Institutions,
Not Substitutes. Presentation at Campbell
University’s “Faith and Communication”
conference.
Mrs. Sarah M. Steele
Head of Research and Instruction Services,
Wiggins Memorial Library
Presentations
Steele, Sarah and Waller, Karen. Why Use GPS
in the Classroom? North Carolina School Library
Media Association Conference, Winston Salem
NC. November 2010.
Steele, Sarah and Waller, Karen. Why Use GPS in
the Classroom? Librarian to Librarian Networking
Summit, Greenville NC. January 2011.
Campbell Accolades - 27
Dr. Sally Thomas
Mr. E. Bert Wallace
Soprano soloist
Theatrical Direction
Assistant Professor of Music, Director of Vocal
Studies, College of Arts and Sciences
Mendelssohn’s Elijah with Campbell University
Choral Society. April 2010.
Haydn’s Creation with Edenton Street UMC.
May 2010.
Handel’s Messiah with the 30th Annual Messiah
Sing-In. December 2010.
Advisor
Supervised the first annual 7/11 music marathon
which was nationally recognized by College
Music Educators of NC (CMENC). Garnered the
Campbell University chapter a National “Chapter
of Excellence” award.
Mr. Larkin N. Tysor
Associate Professor of Art, College of Arts and
Sciences
Solo Art Exhibition
E.P. Sauls Gallery, Taylor Bott Rodgers Fine Arts
Center, Campbell University, Buies Creek, NC.
August 12 – September 13, 2011.
Dr. Donna Waldron
Assistant Professor of English, Study Abroad Director,
College of Arts and Sciences
Paper Presentation
The Siege of Acre: Hannah Cowley and the Female
Epic in the 18th Century. Paper presentation. The
American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies,
Albuquerque, New Mexico. March 2010.
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Associate Professor of Theatre,
College of Arts and Sciences
Directed Gaslight by Patrick Hamilton. Campbell
University. February 2011.
Conference Presentation
Screwtape: Stage Adaptations of C. S. Lewis’s The
Screwtape Letters.Southeastern Theatre Conference
Annual Convention, Atlanta GA. March 2011.
Dr. Debora J. Weaver
Associate Professor, Biological Sciences, College of
Arts and Sciences
Oral presentation
Teaching Cross-Cultural Awareness in Tanzania
Health-Care Settings, the 72nd Annual Meeting
of The Association of Southeastern Biologists,
Huntsville AL. April 13-16, 2011.
Dr. Ran Whitley
Professor of Music Education,
College of Arts and Sciences
Conference Presenter
Music in Children’s Reading Literature: Using Music
to Teach Listening Skills and Pre-reading Concepts,
Part 2. Harnett County Smart Solutions Annual
Conference, Campbell University, Buies Creek
NC. March 5, 2011.
Arrangements for Recorders and Boomwhackers.
Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA),
Annual Professional Conference, San Antonio
TX. February 11, 2011.
Program Builders for the Elementary School. Texas
Music Educators Association (TMEA), Annual
Professional Conference, San Antonio TX.
February 12, 2011.
Program Builders for the Elementary School.
Kentucky Music Educators Association (KMEA),
Annual Professional Conference, Louisville KY.
February 10, 2011.
Program Builders for the Elementary School,
Georgia Music Educators Association (GMEA),
Annual Professional Conference, Savannah GA.
January 27, 2011.
Clinician/Conductor
Dudley Memorial Christian Church (Hand Bells),
Dudley NC. November 20, 2010.
Campbell Children’s Choir Camp (Choir
Chimes), Campbell University, June 14-18,
2010.
Dr. Rennae A Williams
Assistant Professor of Exercise Science, Sport
Management Program Coordinator,
College of Arts and Sciences
Paper Presentations
Gill, D.L., Reifsteck, E.J., Williams, R.A., Adams,
M.M. Physical Activity and Quality of Life: Views
of Participants. Paper presented at the AASP 25th
Annual Conference, Providence RI. October
2010.
Williams, R.A. Athletic Injury and Social Support.
Paper presented at the Southern District
AAHPERD Convention, Greensboro NC.
February 2011.
Prof. William A. Woodruff
Professor of Law, Norman Adrian Wiggins
School of Law
Paper presentations
The admissibility of fMRI imaging as a lie detector
in American jury trials. Paper presented at the
International Conference on Neuroscience
in European and North American Case Law,
European Center for Law, Science, and New
Technologies, Universita Degli Studi di Pavia,
Milan, Italy.
The use of functional magnetic resonance imaging
(fMRI) to detect deception. Paper presented to
the International Conference on Neuroscience
in European and American Case Law hosted by
the European Center for Law, Science and New
Technologies, Universita Degli Studi di Pavia,
Milan, Italy. September 17, 2010.
Dr. Donna L. Woolard
Chair and Professor of Exercise Science,
College of Arts and Sciences
Presentations
Freeman, W. H., Woolard, D. L. Planning the
Survival of the Successful Program: The Truck Theory
of Administration. Association for Kinesiology
and Physical Education in Higher Education
Conference, Orlando FL. January 6, 2011.
Freeman, W. H., Woolard, D. L. The Quest for
Identity: Current Department and Major Names in
Our Field. Southern District Alliance for Health,
Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance
Convention, Greensboro NC. February 17, 2011.
Campbell Accolades - 29
Publications
Dr. Connie L Barnes
Associate Professor, Director of Drug Information,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Article
Smith, J.D., Clinard, V.B., Barnes C.L.
Pharmacist's guide to infant formulas for term
infants. Pharmacy Today 2011; 17(4):46-55.
Dr. Tara L Bell
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Case Report
Bell, T.L., Foster, J.N., & Townsend, M.L.
Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole induced
hepatotoxicity in a pediatric patient.
Pharmacotherapy 2010; 30(5):219e-222e.
Dr. Chris S Breivogel
Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Publication
Wiley, J.L., Breivogel, C.S., Mahadevan A., Pertwee
R.G., Cascio, M.G., Bolognini, D., Huffman,
J.W., Walentiny, D.M., Vann R.E., Razdan, R.K.,
and Martin, B.R. Structural and Pharmacological
Analysis of O-2050, a Putative Neutral CB1
Receptor Antagonist (2011). The European Journal
of Pharmacology 651 (1-3), 96-105.
Dr. Jennifer Bunn
Assistant Professor of Exercise Science,
College of Arts and Sciences
Manuscript
Assessment of Accuracy of the Vacu-Med 17053
Calibrator for Ventilation, Oxygen Uptake
(VO2), and Carbon Dioxide Production (VCO2).
Published in April 2011 issue of Respiratory Care.
Dr. Tony W. Cartledge
Associate Professor of Old Testament, Divinity School
Commentaries
God bless women like Martha Stearns Marshall.
Baptists Today 29:2 (February 2011), 16.
Don't twist, do tell -- the truth. Baptists Today
28:7 (July 2010).
Journal Article
Reading the signs: a conversation with Leonard
Sweet. Baptists Today 28:11 (November 2010),
38-39.
Journal Article
Hopeful Imagination. Baptists Today 28:8 (August
2010), 4-6.
Ms. Jean M. Cary
Professor of Law, Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
Publication
Cary, Jean M. and Scudder, Sharon. "Breaking
up is hard to do: North Carolina refuses to end
its relationship with heart-balm torts", Fall, 2011
Elon Law Review.
Dr. Brad Chazotte
Research Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical
Sciences, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Book Chapter
Chazotte, Brad (2010). Labeling Cell Structures
with Nonimmunological Fluorescent Dyes.
Imaging: A Laboratory Manual, (Yuste, R., ed.).
Chapter 14. Cold Spring Harbor Press, Cold
Spring Harbor NY. pp.181-230.
Dr. Robert M Cisneros
Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
State Journal Articles
Cisneros B. IHI Open School: A resource for
pharmacists and technicians. North Carolina
Pharmacist, Winter 2011, 91(1) p. 20.
Cisneros B. Let’s make the time. North Carolina
Pharmacist, September 2010.
Call them now. Baptists Today 28:12 (December
2010), 25.
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Campbell Accolades - 31
Dr. Richard Drew
Professor, Dept of Pharmacy Practice, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Book Chapters
Drew, R.H. Polyenes for invasive fungal infections.
Antifungal Therapy. Ghannoum, M.A. and Perfect,
J.R. New York, InForma Healthcare, 2010.
Drew, R.H. Pyrimidines. Antifungal Therapy.
Ghannoum, M.A. and Perfect, J.R. New York,
InForma Healthcare, 2010.
Drew, R.H. Aminoglycosides. Infectious Diseases
(3rd edition). Cohen J, Powderly WG, and Opal
SM (eds). New York, Elsevier, 2010.
Drew, R.H. Novel Methods of Antifungal Drug
Delivery. Antifungal Therapy. Ghannoum, M.A. and
Perfect, J.R. New York, InForma Healthcare, 2010.
Publications
Pound, M., Townsend, M., Drew, R.
Echinocandin pharmacodynamics: review and
clinical implications. J Antimicrob Chemother.
2010; doi: 10.1093/jac/dkq081.
Drew, R.H., Townsend, M.L. Antifungal drug
resistance: clinical relevance and impact of
antifungal drug use. Curr Fungal Infect Rep
2010;4:129–136.
Drew, R.H. Aspergillosis: From Diagnosis to
Prevention (book review). Clin Infect Dis. 2010.
Dr. Adam C English
Associate Professor of Religion, Divinity School
Book
Theology Remixed: Christianity as Story, Game,
Language, Culture (InterVarsity Press, 2010).
Dr. Julianne M. Hall
Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Peer reviewed research articles
Hall, J.M. and Korach, K.S. 2010. Endocrine
disrupting chemicals display mitogenic effects
in ovarian cancer cells via the CXCL12-CXCR4
signaling axis (in preparation).
Hall, J.M., Barhoover, M.A., Kazmin, D.,
McDonnell, D.P., Greenlee, W.F. and Thomas, R.S.
2010. Activation of the aryl-hydrocarbon receptor
inhibits invasive and metastatic features of human
breast cancer cells and promotes breast cancer cell
differentiation. Mol. Endocrinol. 24, 359- 369.
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Barhoover, M., Hall, J.M., Greenlee, W.F. and
Thomas, R.S. 2010. The aryl-hydrocarbon
receptor regulates cell cycle progression in human
breast cancer cells
Dr. Mark L. Hammond
Dean and Professor of Biology, College of Arts and
Sciences
Article
Hammond, Mark and Colin Hurst. "AO-51
Battery Capacity and Spin Trends," Proceedings
of the the AMSAT-NA Space Symposium and
Annual Meeting (The Radio Amateur Satellite
Corporation, 2010).
Dr. Terri S. Hamrick
Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Research Publication
Schneider, E.F., Jones, M.C., Farris, K.B., Jackson
II, K.C., Hamrick, T.S., Havrda, D., Faculty
Perceptions of Appropriate Faculty Behaviors in
Social Interactions with Student Pharmacists. Am.
J. Pharm. Educ. (Accepted for publication).
Research Article
Suyemoto, M.M., Spears, P.A., Hamrick,
T.S., Barnes, J.A., Havell, E.A., and Orndorff,
P.E.. Factors Associated with the Acquisition
and Severity of Gestational Listeriosis. PLoS
ONE 5(9): e13000. doi:10.1371/journal.
pone.0013000.
Mr. Patrick K. Hetrick
Professor of Law, Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
Publications
North Carolina Real Estate Manual 2011-2012
Edition, Co-author.
Webster's Real Estate Law in North Carolina 2010
Supplement, co-author.
Dr. Thomas J. Holmes, Jr.
Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Book Chapter
Holmes. Jr., T.J. Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes,
and Essential Fatty Acids. Textbook of Organic,
Medicinal, and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 12th
edition, J.H. Block and J.M. Beale, Jr., Eds.,
Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, Philadelphia,
PA (2011).
Dr. Edward A. Johnson
Associate Professor, College of Pharmacy
& Health Sciences
Articles
Johnson, E. (Third Quarter 2010). Introducing
IDPA Shooting to New Shooters.
Tactical Journal 14(3). Berryville AR: International
Defensive Pistol Association. Pp. 15, 32-35.
Dr. Lloyd Johnson
Professor of History, College of Arts and Sciences
Article
Highland Scots. To be published in an online
document edited by Jerrie Brown for sixth grade
social studies students throughout North Carolina.
Book Review
Hannah Gill’s The Latino Migration in North
Carolina: New Roots in the Old North State.
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press,
2010 224pp. forthcoming in The Journal of the
North Carolina Association of Historians.
Dr. Melissa D. Johnson
Associate Professor, College of Pharmacy
& Health Sciences
Review paper Published
Johnson, M.D. and Perfect, J.R. Use of
Antifungal Combination Therapy: Agents, Order,
and Timing. Current Fungal Infection Reports,
2010 May 1:4(2):87-95.
Book Chapter Published
Dodds Ashley, E.S. and Johnson, M.D.
Combination Antifungal Therapy. Essentials of
Clinical Mycology. W. Dismukes and C. Kauffman
eds. 2011, Part 2. 153-163.
Scientific Paper Published
Heil. E.L., Townsend, M.L., Shipp, K.,
Clarke, A., Johnson, M.D. Incidence of Severe
Hepatotoxicity Related to Antiretroviral Therapy
in HIV/HCV Coinfected Patients. AIDS Research
and Treatment, 2010. doi:10.1155/2010/856542.
Dr. W. Glenn Jonas Jr.
Charles Howard Professor of Religion and Chair of
the Dept. of Religion, Divinity School
Book Review
Review of The Challenge of Being Baptist: Owning
a Scandalous Past and an Uncertain Future. Bill J.
Leonard. Choice (February, 2011).
Article
Charles Barrett Howard: Preacher, Professor,
Philanthropist. Baptist History and Heritage 45
(Spring, 2010): 72-85.
Dr. Barry Jones
Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Old
Testament and Hebrew, Divinity School
Review
Walton, John H., The Lost World of Genesis
One. InterVarsity Press, 2009, Review & Expositor
107 (Spring 2010): 267-268.
Dr. Cameron H. J. Jorgenson
Assistant Professor of Christian Theology and Ethics,
Divinity School
Book Articles
Discovering Gratitude. The Deepest Thanks.
What Gratitude Does. Giving Thanks around the
Table. The Abingdon Preaching Annual 2012. David
Mosser, ed. Nashville, Abingdon Press, 2011.
Zechariah: A Visionary Prophet. John: A Prophet
In-Utero. Gabriel: Angelic Messenger. The
Abingdon Preaching Annual 2013. David Mosser,
ed. Forthcoming.
Dr. Qinfeng Liu
Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Research Articles
Zhang, Haixia, Liu, Qinfeng, Zimmerman,
Lisa J., Ham, Amy-Joan L., Slebos, Robert
J.C., Rahman, Jamshedur, Kikuchi, Takefumi,
Massion, Pierre P., Carbone, David P., Billheimer,
Dean, and Liebler, Daniel C. Methods for
peptide and protein quantitation by liquid
chromatography-multiple reaction monitoring
mass spectrometry. Mol. Cell. Proteomic. In press.
Liu, Qinfeng, Cindric, Katherine, Ting, Ye, Amin,
Kinjal. N-Glycan profile comparison of serum and
cancer cell lysate using HPLC-MS. Submitted.
Mrs. Lisa Lukasik
Assistant Professor of Law, Norman Adrian Wiggins
School of Law
Publication
Lukasik, Lisa. A Tribute to Truth and Courage:
Social Accommodations under the IDEA for
Children with Asperger's. Autism-Asperger's Digest,
Jan.-Feb. 2011, at 32.
Campbell Accolades - 33
Dr. Bruce McNair
Associate Professor of History, College of Arts and Sciences
Book reviews
Review of Maurizio Viroli, Machiavelli’s God
(Princeton: 2010) forthcoming in Fides et Historia.
Review of Miri Rubin, Mother of God: A History
of the Virgin Mary (Oxford: 2009), in Fides et
Historia, 42 (Fall: 2010) 75-77.
Dr. Salvatore R. Mercogliano
Assistant Professor of History, College of Arts and Sciences
Book Reviews
Review of D. M. Giangreco's Hell to Pay: Operation
Downfall and the Invasion of Japan, 1945-1947 (2009).
Review of Rodney Carlisle's, Sovereignty at Sea: US
Merchant Ships and American Entry into World War
I (2009). Published in Spring 2011 Sea History.
Dr. Phillip J. Morrow
Associate Professor of Music, Director of Choral
Activities, College of Arts and Sciences
CD recordings
Produced and conducted compact disc recordings,
featuring the fall and spring concerts of the Campbell
University Choir. Fall 2009, released December 11,
2010; Spring 2010, released April 30, 2010; Raleigh
NC: Manring Recording and Photography.
Dr. George Nemecz
Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, College of Arts
and Sciences
Articles
Nemecz, G. Clinical Roundup: How do you
treat Irritable Bowel Syndrom in Your Practice?
Alternative and Complementary Therapies 17(1)
February 2011.
Clinical Roundup: How Do You Treat Back Pain
in Your Practice? Alternative and Complementary
Therapies.16,6 December (2010):360.
Dr. Ann M Nye
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Abstract
Yoder, L., Nye, A.M., Peoples, A., Shelton, P.
Changes in Psychoactive Drug Use Following
Relocation of Skilled Nursing Facility Residents.
Journal of the American Geriatric Association.
2010:58;(S1):s173-s174.
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Mr. Lucas S Osborn
Assistant Professor of Law, Norman Adrian Wiggins
School of Law
Article Accepted for Publication
Instrumentalism at the Federal Court. Article
will appear in Volume 56 of the St. Louis U. Law
Journal (forthcoming December 2011).
Dr. Melanie W. Pound
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Journal Articles
Townsend, M.L., Wilson, D., Pound, M., Drew,
R. Emerging options for complicated skin and
skin structure infections: oritavancin. Clinical
Medicine Insights: Therapeutics 2010; 2:25-35.
Pound, M.W., Townsend, M.L., Drew, R.D.
Echinocandin pharmacodynamics: review and
clinical implications. J Antimicrob Chemother
2010;65:1108-1118.
Townsend, M.L., Pound, M.W., Drew, R.H.
Potential role of tigecycline in the treatment
of community-acquired bacterial pneumonia.
Infection Control & Drug Resistance 2011;4:77-86.
Pound, M.W., Townsend, M.L., Dimondi,
V., et al. Overview of treatment options
for invasive fungal infections. Medical
Mycology 2011. early online (DOI:
10.3109/13693786.2011.560197):1-20.
Abstract
Gerding, R., Pound, M., Whalin, L. Comparison
of vancomcin and linezolid for methacillin
resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
pneumomia at a community teaching hospital.
American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
Midyear Clinical Meeting (Poster 8-215),
Anaheim, CA; December 5-9, 2010.
Angela S Shores
Adjunct Instructor, Counselor Education Program,
School of Education
Publications
Shores, A.S. (in press). Career documentary
activity. Experiential Activities for Teaching Career
Counseling and for Facilitating Career Groups,
Volume III. Lara, T.M., Pope, M., and Minor,
C.W. editors. Tulsa, OK: National Career
Development Association.
Contribution of an Activity to a Book Chapter
Shores, A.S. (in press). Avoiding counseling clichés.
Experiencing the World of the Counselor: A Workbook
for Counselor Educators and supervisors (4th ed.) by
Neukrug, E., Belmont, C.A.: Brooks/Cole.
Manuscript currently co-writing with colleagues
Nassar-McMillan, S.C., Gressard, C.F., LuptonSmith, H., Warren, J.M., & Shores, A.S.
(Manuscript in progress). An evidence based
investigation of dyadic and triadic supervision:
Present and future considerations.
Dr. Michael Ray Smith
Professor of Communication Studies,
College of Arts and Sciences
Book
Smith, M.R. (2011). A Free Press in Freehand, The
Spirit of American Blogging in the Handwritten
Newspapers of John McLean Harrington 18581869 (Grand Rapids: Edenridge).
Dr. Mark Steckbeck
Assistant Professor of Economics, Lundy-Fetterman
School of Business
Editorial
Big Houses, Big Inventory. News & Observer.
Raleigh NC.
Article
Squeezing Families: How Expanding Government
Undermines the Family. North Carolina Family
Magazine.
Dr. Beth S Sutton
Assistant Professor of Clinical Research, College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Article
Minear, M.A., Crosslin, D.R., Sutton, B.S., Connelly,
J.J., Nelson, S.C., Gadson-Watson, S., Wang ,T.,
Seo, D., Vance, J.M., Sketch, M.H. Jr., Haynes, C.,
Goldschmidt-Clermont, P.J., Shah, S.H., Kraus,
W.E., Hauser, E.R., Gregory, S.G.. Polymorphic
variants in tenascin-C (TNC) are associated with
atherosclerosis and coronary artery disease. Human
Genetics. Feb 5, 2011. [Epub ahead of print].
Mr. Umesh C. Varma
Associate Professor of Information Technology &
Security, College of Arts and Sciences
Book Reviews
Internet & World Wide Web (4th Edition). Deitel,
Paul & Deitel, Harvey. Fifth Edition Pre-revision
User Review, March 2011, Prentice Hall.
Digital Networks for Business (1st Edition),
Dooley, November 24, 2010, Prentice-Hall/
Pearson Education.
Mr. E. Bert Wallace
Associate Professor of Theatre, College of Arts and Sciences
Journal Article
Who among us has been so generous? A Christian
Approach to John Patrick Shanley's Doubt.
Christianity & Theatre, Fall/Winter 2010: 15-30.
Dr. Ran Whitley
Professor of Music Education, College of Arts and Sciences
Journal Article
The Orff Process in the ESL Classroom: Teaching
Supra-Segmental Pronunciation. The Orff Echo,
(Pending publication 2011).
Book
Say It, Play It: Three Arrangements for Classroom
Boomwhackers (Volume I), Macie Publishing,
2010. [ISBN 978-156617224-0].
Dr. Rennae A. Williams
Assistant Professor of Exercise Science, Sport
Management Program Coordinator, College of Arts
and Sciences
Article
Williams, R.A., & Appaneal, R.N. (2010). Social
support and athletic injury. Athletic Therapy
Today.15(4), 46-49.
Dr. Taek H. You
Assistant Professor of Biology, College of Arts and Sciences
Journal Article
Zaidi, Mohsin Abbas, Ye, Gongvin, Yao,
Hongwei, You, Taek H., Loit, Evelin, Dean,
Donald H., Riaszuddin, Sheikh, Altosaar, Illimar.
Transgenic Rice Plants Expressing a Modified
cry1Ca1 Gene are Resistant to Spodoptera litura
and Chilo suppressalis. Molecular Biotechnology
(2009) 43:232–242 DOI 10.1007/s12033-0099201-9.
Dr. Taek H You
Assistant Professor of Biology, College of Arts and Sciences
Book
Gabor, Timothy M., Lee, Jeff, You, Taek (2011).
Instructor's Manual: Biology - Solomon, Berg,
Martin. Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning.
Campbell Accolades - 35
Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
College of Arts and Sciences
Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
Divinity School
Dr. Meredith T. Williams
Dr. Tony Cartledge
Assistant Professor of Mathematics,
Chair, Department of Math/ITS
Associate Professor of Old Testament
Dr. Meredith Williams, of Lillington, N.C., earned an undergraduate
degree from Furman University, a Master of Science in mathematical
sciences from Clemson University and a Ph.D. in statistics from the
University of South Carolina. Williams joined the Campbell faculty in
2005.
“No matter how you count the pieces, it all adds up—Meredith is a hugely
popular and effective teacher of mathematics,” said Dr. Mark Hammond,
dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. “Whether it’s a sizable statistics
class, or a one-on-one independent study in calculus, she connects with
her pupils in a manner that results in student success.”
Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Dr. Michael L. Adams
Director of Science Education Outreach,
Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Dr. Michael Adams Adams joined Campbell University in 2005 as
assistant professor of Medicinal Chemistry in the Pharmaceutical Sciences
Department. He received his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Campbell
in 1996 and his Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry from the University of
Washington School of Pharmacy in Seattle Washington. Adams went
on to pursue a post doctoral fellowship at the National Heart, Lung and
Blood Institute in molecular immunology.
“This educational background and research experience gave Dr. Adams a
special perspective and ability to excel in teaching Medicinal Chemistry
at Campbell,” said Dr. Ronald Maddox, dean of the College of Pharmacy
& Health Sciences. “He presents challenging material while instilling a strong work ethic, honesty and
integrity in his students.”
In addition to teaching pharmacology and medicinal chemistry, Adams also teaches Substance Abuse,
General Toxicology, Essentials of Toxicology and Introduction to Pharmacology.
A Divinity School faculty member since 2007, Cartledge is the past
editor of the Biblical Recorder, a state-wide publication of the Baptist
State Convention of North Carolina. He is the author of many books and
numerous articles, including a two-volume commentary on the Gospels
of Samuel, Books I and II. He has also been instrumental in revitalizing
Campbell’s Bible Lands Study tours to Israel for which he serves as a lead
guide and teacher.
“Dr. Cartledge has excelled in his work as a scholar in Old Testament
studies at the Divinity School and as a valuable member of the Divinity
School faculty,” said Dr. Andrew Wakefield, dean of the Campbell
Divinity School. “His in-depth knowledge of the Old Testament, his years of preaching in the local
church, and his skill in writing have greatly enhanced the learning opportunities for our students.”
Cartledge is a 1973 graduate of the University of Georgia and holds a Master of Divinity with languages
from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and a Ph.D. in Old Testament from Duke University.
He was the recipient of an honorary Doctor of Theology from Campbell University in 2005. Cartledge
frequently serves the local church in the areas of interim pastor and pulpit supply speaker.
Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
Mr. Patrick Hetrick
Law Professor
A law professor for over four decades, Pat Hetrick began his teaching
career at Marquette University where he served as law professor and
associate university legal counsel. He joined the Campbell law faculty in
1978, two years after the school was founded and served as dean of the law
school from 1987-1998.
“In all, Hetrick has taught over 4,000 law graduates, including a vast
majority of Campbell lawyers,” said Melissa Essary, current dean of the
Campbell Law School. “His zany and unorthodox teaching methods,
including using a platoon of hand puppets, wearing costumes to
class and weaving an offbeat sense of humor into daily lessons have
definitely resulted in student success. He is constantly innovating and emphasizing the role and serious
responsibility of the student as a self-motivated expert learner and future member of the bar.”
Hetrick pioneered as one of the first professors to teach a clinical course, Fair Employment Law. He
has taught labor and education and advanced real property, areas in which he is considered a leading
expert. Hetrick also developed and teaches the first completely online course at the law school, a series of
lectures and problems in advanced real property law.
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Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
School of Education
Dr. Jutta Street
Associate Professor of Psychology
“A native of Germany, Street understands the difficulties students face
as they move away from home and experience new adventures,” said
Dr. Karen Nery, dean of the School of Education. “Her expectations
for students are high. She isn’t willing to accept just passable work, but
demands that students always do their best.”
Street, who resides in Raleigh, N.C., doesn’t just connect with students
in the classroom, Nery said. She also supports them in extracurricular
activities including the Psychology Club and the psychology honor society
Psi Chi. Each year, Street takes students to regional, state and national
conferences to present their own research and compete in academic
competition. The experience not only helps students develop their own leadership skills but prepares
them for graduate school.
Prior to coming to Campbell, Street taught at Barton College, North Carolina State University, Meredith
College and Pfeiffer University. She also served as a teacher at the U.S. Army Education Center in
Germany and the U.S. Army Language School at Ft. Bragg. Street received her undergraduate degree
from Pembroke State University and a master’s degree in experimental psychology and a Ph.D. in
developmental psychology from North Carolina State University.
Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award
Lundy-Fetterman School of Business
Mr. James E. Witherspoon, Jr.
Director of the Master of Trust and Wealth Management Program,
Chair of the Financial Planning and Accounting Department
A native of Wadesboro, N.C., Jimmy Witherspoon holds a Bachelor of
Business Administration in Trust Management from Campbell University
and a law degree from Wake Forest University School of Law. He joined
the School of Business faculty in 1983 as assistant professor of trust
and has taught undergraduate business law courses, trust and wealth
management courses and graduate courses in the Master of Trust and
Wealth Management program since that time.
Affectionately known as “Spoon” by his students, Witherspoon has
become a lifelong friend to many graduates. His guidance and wise
counsel have always made him a person graduates seek out when faced with difficult decisions such as
career changes, according to Dr. Ben Hawkins, dean of the School of Business.
“Campbell University and the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business take great pride in recognizing James
Witherspoon for his excellence as a teacher and for his many contributions to the Business School,”
Hawkins said.
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Campbell University
Mission Statement
Mission
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.
To fulfill 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;
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, cultural enrichment programming, and
extended-campus education.
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