Teaching courses in theoretical mathematics, such as algebraic topology and applied statistics, Prof. Bernhard enjoys researching the connections among seemingly unrelated topics, such as geometry and probability theory.
As a developmental psychologist, Prof. Beyer teaches a variety of psych classes at all levels. Much of his research focuses on language comprehension, particularly in people whose first language isn't English.
Prof. Birlenbach is an interdisciplinary earth scientist interested in how and why ecosystems change at varying timescales. He teaches courses related to Earth's systems and processes, field methods, and GIS.
Prof. Boisvert studies and teaches organic chemistry while focusing his organic and organometallic chemistry research on the development and implementation of more efficient and sustainable chemical processes.
Prof. Boyles's current research focuses on physical therapy involving extremities and the spine. His main field of teaching is orthopedics, including manual therapy treatment techniques.
Prof. Brackett is an avid writer, with work appearing in several publications. Her teaching and research focuses on African American pop culture, intercultural communication, and contemporary issues.