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Jerry Emison, associate professor of political science and public administration
- Emerging Challenges in Environmental Protection
Gary Ervin, assistant professor of biological sciences
- What Is a Wetland, Anyway?
- Plants Out of Place: The Ecology of Weedy Species
Andy Ezell, professor of forestry
- How Trees and forest Impact Your Life Every Day
- Managing Hardwood Forests for Today and 100 Years From Now
- Southern Forests—Understanding what You See Today and Knowing why It Is Here
John Hodges, assistant extension professor of forestry
- Bottomland Forests in Mississippi
- Rediscovery of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker
Rick Kaminski, interim associate dean and professor of wildlife and fisheries
- Lectures/Field Trips on Wildlife Ecology and Management
- Waterfowl and wetlands
Bruce Leopold, professor, head, and associate director of wildlife and fisheries department
- Predators in Mississippi Mississippi's Black Bears
- Mississippi's Top Cat: The Bobcat
- Raising Bobcats in Captivity: A Success Story
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Chris McDaniel, professor of poultry science
- Fascinating Facts about Reproduction in Birds
Charles Mischke, assistant research professor of wildlife and fisheries
- Aquaculture in General
- Water Quality
- Zooplankton
- Pond Fertilization
Michael Newman, associate professor of agricultural education and experimental statistics
- Agricultural Industry: Pathway to Success
Robert Parker, associate professor of forestry
- The Use of Algebra, Geometry and Mathematics in Forestry Applications
Ann Rashmir-Raven, associate professor of veterinary medicine
- Equine Surgery and Medicine
- Comparative Anatomy
Nancy Reichert, professor and head of biological sciences
- Plant Biotechnology Tastes Good
Cetin Yuceer, assistant professor of forestry
- How do Trees Flower? Genes at Work
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Chris Monson, assistant professor of architecture
- Complexity and Contradiction: Architecture and Architectural Ideas After 1966
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David Perkes, associate professor and director of the School of Architecture
- Community Leadership through Creative Professional Service
- Learning from Rebuilding the Mississippi Gulf Coast
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Kate Bingaman-Burt, assistant professor of art
Robert Damm, associate professor of music
- African Drumming, Dancing and Singing
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Noel Polk, professor of English and editor of the Mississippi Quarterly
- Eudora Welty and William Faulkner
- Barry Hannah and Ellen Douglas
- Living Outside History
- The "Restored" Text of Robert Penn Warren's All the King's Men and How it Changes our Understanding of that Novel
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Robert Boyd, associate professor of sociology, anthropology, and social work
- Business Enterprise among Black Americans
Edwin Duett, professor and Peter K. Lutken chair of insurance
- Risk Management
- Insurance
William Eshee, professor of marketing, quantitative analysis, and business law
- Future Legal Aspects of Entrepreneurship
John Lox, director of international business academic programs
- Study Abroad as Part of a College Curriculum
- International Business as a Career
- The Globalization Imperative
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Richard Still, assistant professor of business
- Congress—The Legislative Process
- International Business Topics
- Intro to Legal Environment of Business
- The Growing Importance of Meaningful Business Ethics with Emphasis on Corporate Accountability
- Business Ethics
- Legal Implications of International Business Contracts
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Noel Addy, associate professor of accounting
- Your Career in Accounting
- Career Choices in Accounting
Karyn Brown, instructor of communication
- Careers in Broadcast and Media
Adele Crudden, associate professor of sociology, anthropology, and social work
- Careers in Social Work
- Working with People with Disabilities
Walter Diehl, professor of biological sciences
- Careers in Biological Sciences
Jerry Emison, associate professor of political science and public administration
- Build a Profession in Public Service
John Forde, associate professor and head of communication
- Communication Careers: Traditional and Emerging
Robert Green, undergraduate coordinator of engineering
- So, you want to be an engineer?
Glen Hendren, professor of counselor education
- Career Opportunities in Rehabilitation
- General Issues Related to Disabilities
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Tom Hosie, professor and head of counselor education and educational psychology
Bruce Leopold, professor, head and associate director of wildlife and fisheries department
- Careers in Wildlife and Fisheries
Scott Maynard, associate director, The Career Center
- The Job Search Process
- How to Choose a Career and not Just a Major
Evan Peacock, assistant professor of anthropology
- Archaeology as a Career: The Good News
Allison Pearson, professor of management and information systems
- Careers in Business
- Teamwork in Business
Ann Rashmir-Raven, associate professor of veterinary medicine
- Equine Surgery and Medicine
Sandra Vaughn, associate professor of social work
- Careers in Social Work
- Communication in Health, Mental Health and School Settings
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Brenda Edgerton-Webster, assistant professor of communication
- The Black Press and Learning High School American History: A Parallel Resource through Time
- How Digital Oral Archives Support Written History
- From Nelly Blye to Oprah: Women in Media and How They Changed History
- The Modern U.S. Civil Rights Movement and How the Media Helped Shape It
- Crossing Boundaries: Mississippi Civil Rights and the Media
- Speaking Out and Speaking Loud: The Women's Movement and the Media
- Riding the Waves: Is Feminism Still Alive?
Hank Flick, professor of communication
- Why I Need to Share
- What I need to Share to Educate and Comfort Others
- Don’t Cry Because Life Changes, Smile Because it Happened
- Mistakes Happen: Smile—Some Mistakes are Too Much Fun to Only Happen Once
- Never Pick a Major You Can't Change
- Education's Second Name is Humility and Kindness
- It May be Your Sole Purpose in Life to Simply Watch and Listen and Afterwards Help People Live with Their Mistakes
- Nobody Really Cares if You Have a Fancy College Degree—Just be Educated to the Needs of Others
- Failure: We Fall Down but Get Up
- Conflict is What We Deal with Every Day
- How to Interview (Employment) in Business Situations
- How to Hire the Right Person
- How to Fire an Employee and Live with the Results
- The Five Most Important Words in Life
- Conflict vs. Disagreement—the Differences and How to Manage Each
- The Reasons for Communication Failure
- How to Clarify and Live-out Your Values in a Changing World
- What People Want, the Consumer Wants, Business Wants, the Church Wants, etc.
- How to Respond to Business and Customer Complaints
- Mad, Sad, Glad and Confused Customers
- Ten Laws for the Development of a Career
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John Forde, associate professor and head of communication
- What is Public Relations? Customer Relations in the 21st Century
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David Bridges, associate professor of aerospace engineering
- Development of the SR71 Spy Plane
Mark Bricka, associate professor of chemical engineering
- Topics in Chemical Engineering
Jeremiah Davis, assistant professor of agricultural and biological engineering
- What is Agricultural Engineering Technology?
- Your Cows are Getting Out! An Introduction to Livestock Tracking
- Factors in Developing a High-Tech Livestock or Poultry System
Burak Eksioglu, assistant professor of industrial and systems engineering
- Topics in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Sandra Eksioglu,assistant professor of industrial and systems engineering
- Topics in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Robert Green, undergraduate coordinator of engineering
- Engineering: Art or Science? How to have a Winning Science Fair Project
- Engineering Ethics and Professionalism
- Change in Organizations
- Technical Communication Skills
Mark Horstemeyer, professor of mechanical engineering
Roger King, William L. Giles Distinguished Professor, associate dean for research and graduate studies
- The Need for Global Observations of Earth's Natural Resources
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Benjamin Magbanua, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering
- Environmental Bio-Chemical Analysis: How Civil Engineers Use CSI Technology to Improve Public Health and Environmental Quality
Carrie Olsen, assistant professor of aerospace engineering
- What is an Aerospace Engineer?
- What is an Orbit: Getting into Space and Staying There
Rudy E. Rogers, Dave C. Swalm School of Chemical Engineering
- Ubiquitous Gas Hydrates Discovered in Ocean Floors...Origin, Fuel Potential, Climate Threat
Tommy Stevenson, assistant dean for diversity programs and student development, Bagley College of Engineering
- Bridging the Gap: Engineering a Path of Excellence for Students of Color in Engineering, Science, Math and Technology
Dennis Truax, professor and head of civil and environmental engineering
- U.S. Infrastructure: Past, Present, and Will There Be a Future?
- Environmental Management on a Regional Level
Janet Woodcock, lecturer, Bagley College of Engineering
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Brenda Edgerton-Webster, assistant professor of communication
- The Black Press and Learning High School American History: A Parallel Resource through Time
- How Digital Oral Archives Support Written History
- From Nelly Blye to Oprah: Women in Media and How They Changed History
- The Modern U.S. Civil Rights Movement and How the Media Helped Shape It
- Crossing Boundaries: Mississippi Civil Rights and the Media
- Speaking Out and Speaking Loud: The Women's Movement and the Media
- Riding the Waves: Is Feminism Still Alive?
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Debbie Beard, instructor of chemistry
Walter Diehl, professor of biological sciences
- Why Biology Should be Common Knowledge
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J. Patrick Lestrade, professor of astronomy
- Planets, Stars and Explosions—Oh My!
Mark A. Novotny, professor and head of physics and astronomy
- Big Computers for Science at Scales from Big to Small
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Dan Cochran, professor of management and organizational behavior
- Time Management; Stress Management
Jerry Emison, associate professor of political science and public administration
- Creating Good Luck in Your Life and Career
B.J. Lejeune, director of deaf/blind programs
- Simulations of Visual Impairment
Scott Maynard, associate director, The Career Center
- Outside the Books: Skills and Abilities Needed for Success
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Tommy Stevenson, assistant dean for diversity programs and student development, Bagley College of Engineering
- Seven Habits of Highly Effective College Students
Nancy Verhoek-Miller, professor of curriculum and instruction
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John Forde, associate professor and head of communication
- The Joys and Challenges of Podcasting
- Integrating Technology into the Classroom While Maintaining a Personal Touch
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