Library Celebrates the Recent Scholarship of our 12 Distinguished Professors
Georgia State University’s first class of Distinguished University Professors was recently named. This honor is designed to “recognize professors who have track records of exemplary scholarship in their respective fields of study, and whose research and teaching trajectories demonstrate a commitment to sustained high levels of academic achievement”.
These professors have published research in journals and books that range from language development to Holocaust denial to HIV Prevention programs and much more.
Andrew Altman, professor in the Department of Philosophy
- “Freedom of Expression and Human Rights Law: The case of Holocaust Denial” in Speech and Harm: Controversies Over Free Speech
- Targeted killings: Law and Morality in an Asymmetrical World
Lisa Armistead, professor and chair of the Department of Psychology
- Pilot Trial of a Disclosure Intervention for HIV+ Mothers: The TRACK Program.
- Making HIV Prevention Programming Count: Identifying Predictors of Success in a Parent-Based HIV-Prevention Program for Youth.
Guantao Chen, professor and chair of the Department of Mathematics & Statistics
- “Optimization Model and Algorithm Help to Screen and Treat Sexually Transmitted Diseases”. In Innovations in Data Methodologies and Computational Algorithms for Medical Applications
- Homeomorphically irreducible spanning trees in locally connected graphs
Naveen Donthu, professor and Chair of the Department of Marketing
- How to Foster and Sustain Engagement in Virtual Communities
- Investigating the Immediate and Long-term Effects of Job Stressors on Frontline Service Employees
Todd Henry, professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy
- Stellar Diameters and Temperatures II: Main-Sequence K and M Stars
- The Solar Neighborhood XXVIII: The Multiplicity Fraction of Nearby Stars from 5 to 70 AU and the Brown Dwarf Desert Around M Dwarfs
Paul Katz, professor in the Neuroscience Institute
- Parallel evolution of serotonergic neuromodulation underlies independent evolution of rhythmic motor behavior.
- Using company policies as a shield.
Jennifer McCoy, professor in the Department of Political Science
- International mediation in Venezuela
- Challenges for the Collective Defense of Democracy on the Tenth Anniversary of the Inter-American Democratic Charter
Yi Pan, professor and chair of the Department of Computer Science
- Continuous data aggregation and capacity in probabilistic wireless sensor networks
- Symmetry Compression Method for Discovering Network Motifs
Tim Sass, professor in the Department of Economics
- Where you Come From or Where You Go? Distinguishing Between School Quality and the Effectiveness of Teacher Preparation Program Graduates
- Competing Risks Analysis of Dropouts and Educational Attainment for Students with Disabilities
Rose Sevcik, professor in the Department of Psychology
- Successfully translating language and culture when adapting assessment measures.
- Parent Perceptions of the Language Development of Toddlers With Developmental Delays Before and After Participation in Parent-Coached Language Interventions
Gordon Warren, professor in the Department of Physical Therapy
- Toll-like and adenosine receptor expression in injured skeletal muscle.
- Bone is functionally impaired in dystrophic mice but less so than skeletal muscle.
Jenny Yang, professor in the Department of Chemistry