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I am a graduate student in mathematics working with Professor Ken Golden. Since I was an undergraduate, I have been working on the mathematics of sea ice. In the fall of 2007, I was fortunate enough to take part in the SIPEX (Sea Ice Physics and Ecosystem eXperiment) with Professor Golden. www.sipex.aq/

gully@math.utah.edu

Senior Web Developer, University Marketing and Communications

brad.ledbetter@utah.edu

alexandra.zimmermann@utah.edu

Intern, Utah Museum of Natural History

Alycia Parnell is an Environmental Studies major at the U and an intern with the Utah Museum of Natural History, in partnership with the U's MUSE program. She is working on the Museum's "Nature of Things" lecture series.

natureofthings-nhmu.blogspot.com · alycia.parnell@gmail.com

amos.guiora@law.utah.edu

amy.oakeson@utah.edu

Amy is a student in the Salt Lake City Workshop, a program that resides in the University of Utah's department of city and metropolitan planning.

amylynn.thompson@utah.edu

Hi, my name is Andy. I am a new media specialist for the University of Utah's Marketing and Communications office. I like cities, mountains and smart growth. I also love the Chicago Cubs though that can sometimes be very depressing :(

a.thompson@ucomm.utah.edu

anne.jamison@english.utah.edu

Professor at Family and Consumer Studies and Ethnic Studies

armando.solorzano@fcs.utah.edu

norma.harris@socwk.utah.edu

Dr. John Belz is reseach associate professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Utah.

belz@cosmic.utah.edu

baltschuler@gmail.com

brady.allred@music.utah.edu

coralie@ucomm.utah.edu

camille1334@hotmail.com

Christoph directs the Go Learn Program at the U's Continuing Education department. Go Learn is an educational travel program for the inquisitive learner. With the world as our classroom, we offer boutique travel experiences steeped in discovery in which participants explore topics, lands and issues with intimate travel groups led by University of Utah experts. Check it out! www.golearn.utah.edu

www.golearn.utah.edu · cdressler@aoce.utah.edu

Dr, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Dr. Cindy Furse is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the U. She is also the Assoc. VP for Research. For more information on this trip, email cfurse@ece.utah.edu

www.ece.utah.edu/~cfurse · cfurse@ece.utah.edu

clare.duignan@utah.edu

I am a married mother of five children. This will be my third year at the U, working towards a degree in elementary education. I work part time at a youth shelter for teenage girls who have been removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. I have a busy and hectic life, but I love it.

colleen.pidge@utah.edu

College of Social Work

The faculty and staff of the University of Utah College of Social Work are committed to educating and training social workers who will shape institutional policies, services, and interventions; prevent and alleviate human suffering; enhance individual, family, community, and global well-being; and promote social and economic justice. www.socwk.utah.edu

www.socwk.utah.edu · jennifer.nozawa@socwk.utah.edu

cgarcia@sci.utah.edu

Undergraduate Research Student, Electrical Engineering

u0002310@utah.edu

M. David Rudd is Dean of the University of Utah's College of Social and Behavioral Science. Prior to Utah, he served as professor and chair of psychology at Texas Tech University. Rudd received his bachelor’s degree from Princeton University and his Ph.D. from the University of Texas-Austin. He completed a post-doctoral fellowship in cognitive therapy at the Beck Institute in Philadelphia. Rudd’s research focuses on clinical suicidology, cognitive therapy, as well as ethics and regulatory issues in psychology. With more than 170 publications, Rudd’s research has been recognized by numerous national and international awards.

david.rudd@csbs.utah.edu