FAIRFAX, VA., January 12, 2006 - Diverse Issues is kicking off the new year recognizing young scholars from around the nation who are making their mark in the academy. In the January 12, 2006, edition, Diverse Issues
profiles 10 scholars in disciplines from neurobiology to anthropology
who are changing the face of the academy and serve as an inspiration to
both students and colleagues.
Diverse is recognizing each scholar for doing innovative
research in their chosen field of study, teaching and for reaching out
to shape the next generation of scholars. In what has become one of our
most popular editions of the year, the editors of the magazine select
from a number of candidates who are recommended by other scholars in
the field, department chairs, university public information officers
and others.
The 2006 awardees are as follows:
Dr. Erich Jarvis, Duke University Medical Center, Neurobiology
Dr. Lynn Loo, University of Texas at Austin, Chemical Engineering
Dr. Shona Morgan, North Carolina A & T State University, Business
Dr. Dylan E. Rodriguez, University of California Riverside, Ethnic Studies
Dr. Miguel F. Morales, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Astrophysics
Dr. Mitchell J. Chang, University of California, Los Angeles, Higher Education
Spencer S. Overton, George Washington University, Law
Dr. Rheeda Walker, University of South Carolina, Psychology
Dr. Erich Fox Tree, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Anthropology
Dr. Lucia M. Suarez, University of Michigan, Romance Languages & Literature
For more information on how to make this edition available to those on
your campus that would enjoy and benefit from reading about these
scholars, use the contact information above.
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