President Leo M. Lambert has issued his annual report detailing impressive research being done by Ƶ faculty and students.
I am pleased to share Ƶ’s 2014 President’s Report, which includes a sampling of the impressive scholarship pursued by Ƶ faculty and students. This report details the work of eight Ƶ teacher-scholars, as well as eight students, many of whom are winners of the Lumen Prize, Ƶ’s premier award given annually to 15 students who pursue exceptional academic research during their junior and senior years.
The President’s Report also includes a timeline of 2013-14 milestones, which featured celebrations and events commemorating the university’s 125th anniversary year.
Ƶ continues to build its national reputation, guided by the strategic plan. I invite you to explore the 2014 President’s Report to learn more about the ways Ƶ is setting an example of excellence as the nation’s preeminent university for global engaged learning.
> Access the 2014 President’s Report
Sincerely,
Leo M. Lambert
President
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Ann Cahill
Professor of Philosophy, Distinguished University Professor and Director of National and International Fellowships Office
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Stephen Folger
Anatomical Gift Program and Human Anatomy Laboratory Specialist
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Haya Ajjan
Dean of the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business and Professor of Management Information Systems
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Joel Karty
Sydney F. & Kathleen E. Jackson Professor of Chemistry and Chair of the Department of Chemistry
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Leo Lambert
President Emeritus and Professor of Education
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Lynn Huber
Professor of Religious Studies
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Rissa Trachman
J. Earl Danieley Distinguished Professor and Professor of Anthropology
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Steve Friedland
Professor of Law and Senior Scholar/Director of the Center for Engaged Learning in the Law
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Kenn Gaither
Dean, School of Communications, and Professor of Strategic Communications