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Scott Churchill, Ph.D. Professor, Psychology Department |
bonobo@udallas.edu Augustine Hall #102 972-721-5348 |
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Robert Kugelmann, Ph.D. Professor, Psychology Department |
kugelman@udallas.edu Augustine Hall #106 972-721-5268 |
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Carla Pezzia, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Human and Social Sciences Department |
global health, health disparities | cpezzia@udallas.edu Patrick E. Haggerty Science Building #52 972-265 5719 |
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Dennis Sepper, Ph.D. Professor and Chair, Human and Social Sciences Department; Professor, Philosophy Department |
European thought since 1600, science studies, philosophy of language, and recent French and German thought. | sepper@udallas.edu Braniff 320 972-721-5257 |
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Stephen Slaughter, Associate Professor and Department Chair, Department of Biology | The bio-mechanics of motion/gait and it's impact on human stability. | stephens@udallas.edu Haggerty Science Building 140 972-721-5049 |
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Charles Sullivan, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Human and Social Sciences Department; Associate Professor, History Department |
Early Modern and Modern European history; science, technology, and society; conceptual foundations of human and social sciences | sullivan@udallas.edu Braniff Graduate Building 204 972-721-5251 |
Executive Committee
The members of the governing Executive Committee are Drs. Sepper (chair), Sullivan, and Pezzia.
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