Enhancements    

UTEP Welcomes 37 New Tenured and Tenure-Track Faculty Members

Researcher(s) Keywords:

  1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Africana lifeworlds.
  2. Popular African Cultures
  3. Histories of African Liberation Struggles
  4. Practice-as-research in the Africana Visual and Performing Arts
  5. Africana Cosmologies and Ontologies
  6. Black Performance Theory
  7. Dance Studies and Africana Studies
  8. decision making
  9. quantitative methods in social sciences
  10. intelligence and psychology
  11. rapport
  12. legal psychology
  13. interrogation
  14. habenula.
  15. cortex

Featured Researcher(s):

Chabikwa, Tawanda
College: Liberal Arts
Department: Theatre and Dance
Duke, Misty
College: Liberal Arts
Department: Criminal Justice and Security Studies
Friedman, Alexander
College: Science
Department: Biological Sciences
Fultz, Andrew
College: Business Administration
Department: Marketing, Management, and Supply Chain
Harvey, Michael
College: Science
Department: Biological Sciences
Luna Fong, Sergio
College: Engineering
Department: Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering (IMSE)
MacDonald, Eric
College: Engineering
Department: Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
Moore, Shirley
College: Engineering
Department: Computer Science
Shim, Yun-Pil
College: Science
Department: Physics
Tasca, Melinda
College: Liberal Arts
Department: Criminal Justice and Security Studies
Volpert-Esmond, Hannah
College: Liberal Arts
Department: Psychology
Walker, Justice
College: Education
Department: Teacher Education
Moschak, Travis
College: Science
Department: Biological Sciences
Mandal, Abhijit
College: Science
Department: Mathematical Sciences
Medlin, Christopher
College: School of Pharmacy
Department: Pharmacy
Mayer, Alex
College: Engineering
Department: Civil Engineering
UTEP Welcomes 37 New Tenured and Tenure-Track Faculty Members
Date: August 25, 2020



The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) welcomed 37 new tenured and tenure-track faculty members to start the 2020-21 academic year.


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