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Committee Members

URA proposals are evaluated by an interdisciplinary faculty review committee. Once proposals are received, additional ad hoc reviewers may be added to the standing committee as needed. Discipline-specific subcommittees give particular scrutiny to the proposals in their fields, using the structured rating sheet. In a final selection meeting, the full committee considers the rankings and recommendations of the subcommittees in making final funding decisions. As many worthy proposals as possible receive full or partial funding, up to the limit of available funds.

Kip Canfield
Associate Professor
Information Systems

Jennie B. Leach

Associate Professor
Chemical, Biochemical, and Environmental Engineering

Shlomo Carmi
Professor
Mechanical Engineering

Mark Marten

Professor
Chemical, Biochemical, and Environmental Engineering

Nessly Craig
Associate Professor
Biological Sciences
J. Vanderlei Martins
Associate Professor
Physics
Jean Fernandez
Assistant Professor
English
David Mitch
Professor
Economics

Carolyn Forestiere

Associate Professor
Political Science

Joseph Morin
Lecturer
Music
Marilyn Goldberg
Associate Professor
Ancient Studies
Michele Osherow
Associate Professor
English
Vin Grabill, Chair
Associate Professor
Visual Arts

Luis Pinet-Peralta

Associate Director
Health Administration and Policy Program

Doug Hamby
Associate Professor
Dance
Muruhan Rathinam
Associate Professor
Mathematics
Preminda Jacob
Associate Professor
Visual Arts
Elaine Rusinko
Associate Professor of Russian
Modern Language, Linguistics and Intercultural Communication

Nicole King

Assistant Professor
American Studies

Paul Smith
Associate Professor
Chemistry

Alan Kreizenbeck
Associate Professor
Theatre

Chris Swan
Associate Professor
Geography

Janet McGlynn
Director of Communication and Outreach

Office of Undergraduate Education

Laura Ting
Associate Professor
Social Work
 

Committee membership as of August, 2012

Rev. 11/26/12

Faculty members interested in becoming a member of the URA Committee, should contact

Janet McGlynn (5-5754, mcglynn@umbc.edu)