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Consortium of Interdisciplinary Scholars 

Dr. Sven Arvidson, Coordinator

consortium – from Latin: a community of goods

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College of Arts and Sciences    School of Law
College of Education    College of Nursing   
School of Theology and Ministry    
Albers School of Business and Economics    
College of Science and Engineering 
Matteo Ricci College

MISSION: To provide expert advice for students pursuing projects across disciplines and to acilitate interdisciplinary faculty scholarship.

HOW IT WORKS: When a professor identifies a student who may benefit from consulting with a specialist in another discipline, the professor sends an email request to the consortium on behalf of the student. Interested professors respond, and one meets with the student to provide research leads and perhaps establish a mentoring relationship. [recommended instructions]

 

 

MEMBERSHIP: Membership is open. Simply contact Dr. Sven Arvidson. Current members represent all schools and colleges on campus, graduate and undergraduate. Consider sharing your expertise.

CURRENT MEMBERS

Saheed Adejumobi (AS)
Kenneth Allan (AS)
Jeffrey Anderson (Education)
Michael Andrews (MRC and AS)
Sven Arvidson (AS)
Phil Barclift (AS)
Bonnie Bowie (Nursing)
Michael Bisesi (AS)
Peter Brous (AS)
Patrick Brown (Law)
Maria Bullon-Fernandez (AS)
John Carter (Sci&Eng)
Mark Chinen (Law)
Marc Cohen (Albers)
Sharon Cumberland (AS)
Richard Cunningham (STM)
Robert Deltete (AS)
Dan Dombrowski (AS)
Michelle DuBois (Sci&Eng)
Theresa Earenfight (AS)
Jennifer Fricas (Nursing)
Ted Fortier (AS)
John Gardiner (Education)
Martha Goedert (Nursing)
Mary Graham (Education)
David Green (AS)
Sally Haber (Education)
Tanya Hayes (AS)
Jacqueline Helfgott (AS)
Matthew Hickman (AS)
Randall Horton (AS)
Nalini Iyer (AS)
Sonora Jha (AS)
Stacey Jones (Albers)
Paulette Kidder (AS)
Kent Koth (AS)
Douglas Latch (Sci&Eng)
Wesley Lauer (Sci&Eng)
Antwinett Lee (Nursing)
Jennifer Loertscher (Sci&Eng)
Henry Louie (Sci&Eng)
Russell Lidman (AS)
Dave Madsen (AS)
Rick Malleus (AS)
David Neel (Sci&Eng)
Larry Nichols (AS)
Jodi O’Brien (AS)
Dean Peterson (Albers, MRC)
Catherine Punsalan (AS)
Peter Raven (Albers)
Edward Reed (MRC)
Victor Reinking (AS)
Stephen Rice (AS)
Bryan Ruppert (Albers)
Kristen Skogerboe (Sci&Eng)
McLean Sloughter (Sci&Eng)
Heath Spencer (AS)
Bridget Walker (Education)
Carol Weaver (Education)
Lindsay Whitlow (Sci&Eng)
Jason Wirth (AS)
Riva Zeff (AS)
Enyu Zhang (AS)

 

STEERING COMMITTEE

Sven Arvidson (AS)
Marc Cohen (Albers)
Richard Cunningham (STM)
Mary Graham (Education)
Stacey Jones (Albers)
Douglas Latch (Sci&Eng)
Rick Malleus (AS)
Stephen Rice (AS)
Riva Zeff (AS)
Kate Reynolds (administrative assistant)

 

 

Official Launch is Fall 2009

For more information contact Dr. Sven Arvidson

arvidson@seattleu.edu or 296-5470

 

 

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