Tim Baghurst
Professor and Director of the Interdisciplinary Center for Athletic Coaching (FSU COACH)
Baghurst is a professor in the College of Education and director of the Interdisciplinary Center for Athletic Coaching (FSU COACH). He is an expert in coaching education, coach development, ethics in sport, and international athletes and international sports.
(850) 644-3486
tbaghurst@fsu.edu
Paul Beaumont
Associate Professor of Economics
Beaumont is an expert on the economics of the Middle East and North Africa, and can address the ways in which unrest can affect oil prices and financial markets.
Topics: Middle East Terrorism Economy Life + Society
(850) 644-7085
beaumont@fsu.edu
Audrey H Casserleigh
Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Program and Senior Fellow at the Center for Disaster Risk Policy
Heffron Casserleigh is an expert in the fields of terrorism, emergency management and disaster health planning.
Topics: Terrorism Life + Society
(850) 644-9961
aheffron@fsu.edu
Terence C. Coonan
Executive Director of the Center for the Advancement of Human Rights
Terry Coonan is an internationally known human rights lawyer who has advised U.S. judges on immigration and refugee law, worked with the United Nations and the U.S. Justice Department, and litigated asylum and torture victim protection cases for more than two decades. He has done leading advocacy and policy work regarding human trafficking and has trained law enforcement, service providers and judges nationwide on the topic. Coonan serves as an associate professor in the College of Criminology and Criminal Justice and a courtesy professor in the FSU College of Law and the FSU Film School. He teaches courses on international human rights, human trafficking, refugee and asylum law, and human rights and film.
(850) 644-4550
tcoonan@fsu.edu
John Corrigan
Lucius Moody Bristol Distinguished Professor of Religion, Professor of History, Distinguished Research Professor
Corrigan is an expert on religion in America and religious violence, including how American religion has changed in a post-Sept. 11 environment.
Topics: Terrorism Life + Society Arts + Humanities
(850) 644-8094 or (850) 459-2216
jcorrigan@fsu.edu
Ming Cui
Professor of Family and Child Sciences
Cui is an expert on family relationships, parenting, adolescent and young adult development and research methodology. She was a Fulbright Scholar in the fall of 2017 in Finland.
(850) 644-3217
mcui@fsu.edu
Frank D. Fincham
Eminent Scholar and Director of the FSU Family Institute
Fincham is an expert on forgiveness and conflicts in relationships. He also studies romantic relationships among emerging adults as this period marks the development of relationship patterns carried into later relationships such as marriage.
Topics: Relationships Life + Society
(850) 644-4914
ffincham@fsu.edu
Nicole Gabana
Assistant Professor of Sport Psychology
Gabana’s research focuses on developing applied sport psychology programs to enhance athlete mental health, well-being and performance.
(850) 645-2444
ngabana@fsu.edu
Michael Giardina
Professor of Physical Cultural Studies and Qualitative Inquiry
Giardina’s research is focused on the broad intersections of sport, media, culture, and politics. He has written extensively about topics such as sport celebrity, NASCAR auto racing, sport mega-events, and body culture.
(850) 645-9536
mgiardina@fsu.edu
Robert Glueckauf
Professor, Department of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine
Glueckauf is an expert on Alzheimer’s disease as it relates to caregiver support. His interests lie in the development and evaluation of eHealth and community-based interventions for individuals with severe disabilities and their family caregivers, outcomes measurement, and spirituality and health.
(850) 645-2302
robert.glueckauf@med.fsu.edu
Will Hanley
Associate Professor
Hanley is an expert on Egypt, the Middle East, digital history and socio-legal history.
Topics: Middle East Life + Society
850 912 9143
whanley@fsu.edu
Gregory J. Harris
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Associate Teaching Professor
Harris’ primary research interests include inequities in the psycho-social and health status among ethnically diverse families across the life course with a particular focus in mid-life and older populations. He studies family stress, violence, mental health, substance abuse and disease prevention within the context of the family and the community.
Topics: Life + Society Stress Family
(850) 644-2694
gjharris@fsu.edu
Carter Hay
Professor & Graduate Program Director, College of Criminology and Criminal Justice
(850) 644-1594
chay@fsu.edu
Amy Hecht
Vice President for Student Affairs
Amy Hecht is an expert on organizational learning, change management, executive leadership and creating environments that foster student success.
(850) 644-5590
ahecht@fsu.edu
Wayne A. Hochwarter
Melvin T. Stith Sr. Professor in Business Administration
Hochwarter is the Melvin T. Stith Sr. Professor in Business Administration at Florida State University’s College of Business. He has published over 100 scientific and applied articles covering a wide range of topics including employee entitlement, worker engagement, job stress, layoffs, workplace politics, abusive work behaviors, personal accountability, optimism, and leadership-focused motivation strategies. In addition, his research has been the subject of discussions in major business/social publications, including Business Week, Inc., CIO, The Christian Science Monitor, Computerworld, HR Magazine, Workforce Week, Macleans, Psychology Today, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Miami Herald, Orlando Sentinel, Times of India, China Daily, Daily Mail – UK, and news/radio programs such as NPR, Minnesota Public Radio, MSNBC, ABC Evening News and WIOD AM/FM – Miami.
(850) 644-7849
whochwar@business.fsu.edu
Kendal Holtrop
Holtrop is an expert on the adaptation and dissemination of evidence-based parenting interventions with underserved populations.
Topics: Parenting Life + Society
(850) 645-8778
kholtrop@fsu.edu
Davis Houck
Fannie Lou Hamer Professor of Rhetorical Studies
Houck is FSU’s Fannie Lou Hamer Professor of Rhetorical Studies in the College of Communication and Information. Houck, who earned a doctorate in communication at Penn State University, offers expertise on political advertising, speech-making and news coverage. He’s also an expert on the American civil rights movement, war rhetoric, propaganda and media campaigns.
Houck is one of the nation’s leading experts on Emmett Till, whose 1955 murder in the Mississippi Delta helped launch the civil rights movement. Houck helped create and lead the Emmett Till Memory Project, which developed a 21st-century digital historical record of the people, places and episodes associated with Till’s murder and legacy. Houck coauthored “Emmett Till and the Mississippi Press” with Matthew A. Grindy.
Houck is collaborating with FSU Libraries’ Division of Special Collections and Archives to continue to build the only existing Emmett Till Archive. The archive houses several collections from leading scholars, filmmakers, historians and activists, many of which are digitized for a global audience.
(850) 980-2656
dhouck@fsu.edu
Mark Isaac
Quinn Eminent Scholar Professor
Isaac is an expert on the national economy as it relates to energy policy and government regulation.
(850) 644-7081
misaac@fsu.edu
Sally Karioth
Professor
Karioth is an expert on grief, trauma, stress and compassion fatigue who counseled the survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attack on the Pentagon and children who lost parents in the World Trade Center, and can address the ways in which the nation grieves in the aftermath of a violent attack.
(850) 644-6845
skarioth@fsu.edu
Michelle Kazmer
Dean, College of Communication and Information; Professor, School of Information
Michelle Kazmer is a leading American researcher in applying theories on information to Golden Age crime fiction and aligns with the community of Agathologists who study the work of Agatha Christie. She has contributed the chapter “Christie’s Clues as Information” to “The Bloomsbury Handbook to Agatha Christie,” been interviewed by the BBC on the topic twice and co-hosted an episode of the All About Agatha Podcast. Most recently, she was the first American to give the keynote speech at the Agatha Christie and Golden Age of Crime international conference.
(850) 559-2421
mkazmer@fsu.edu
Pamela Keel
Distinguished Research Professor
Keel is an expert on eating disorders and is currently working on the factors that distinguish people with purging disorder from the more commonly known bulimia or anorexia nervosa.
Keel has also examined the link between social media and eating disorders. In 2019, she received the Leadership Award in Research from the Academy of Eating Disorders at the 2019 International Conference on Eating Disorders. The award recognizes research that has produced new insights about eating disorders and advanced the field of study.
(850) 645-9140
keel@psy.fsu.edu
John Kelsay
Distinguished Research Professor
Kelsay is an expert in the area of Muslim political and religious thought, including the law of war.
Topics: Middle East Terrorism Life + Society
(850) 645-8828
jkelsay@fsu.edu
Michael Kofler
Assistant Professor of Psychology and director of the Children's Learning Clinic
Dr. Kofler is the director and founder of the Children’s Learning Clinic. His research focuses on identifying strengths and building capabilities in children with ADHD. His primary research goals are to identify ways to improve ADHD behavioral treatment and also develop ADHD-centric, game-based neurocognitive training. This research is funded by the National Institute of Mental Health and the FSU Psychology Department.
Dr. Kofler is a licensed clinical psychologist in Florida and Virginia. He has published more than 50 scientific articles and book chapters on topics related to childhood ADHD, and he serves on the editorial boards of Child Neuropsychology and the Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology. He is a recipient of the Young Scientist Research Award from the national ADHD advocacy group CHADD.
Topics: ADHD Education Life + Society
(850) 645-0656
kofler@psy.fsu.edu
/clinicalpsyence
Nathan Line
Cecil B. Day Distinguished Professor, Dedman School of Hospitality
Dr. Line studies marketing and consumer behavior in the hospitality industry at the Dedman School of Hospitality. His primary research is on the behavior of hotel and restaurant patrons and their reaction to consumption environments. Dr. Line is available to comment on topics pertaining to consumer trends and behavior in the hospitality, travel and tourism industries.
850.645.2710
nline@dedman.fsu.edu
Milton H Marquis
Professor Emeritus
Marquis, who served the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco as Research Department senior economist from 2000 to 2003 and as visiting scholar in 2005-2006 and 2009, can discuss national economic issues, including monetary theory and policy, and macroeconomic theory, which relates to taxes and budget deficits.
(850) 645-1526
mmarquis@fsu.edu
Michael J. McVicar
McVicar is an assistant professor in the Department of Religion. He researches the relationship between religion and politics in 20th century U.S. history, with a specific focus on the emergence of the American conservative movement in the post-World War II era.
Lenore McWey
Professor of Family and Child Sciences
McWey is an expert on the mental health needs of those involved with the foster care system and is focused on promoting healthy family functioning.
Topics: Foster Care Life + Society
(850) 644-3217
lmcwey@fsu.edu
Daniel P. Mears
Mark C. Stafford Professor of Criminology
Dan Mears is an expert on mental health, public opinion and other aspects of mass shooting tragedies. His research expertise includes juvenile and criminal justice policy, crime theory, public opinion, “supertax” prisons, mental health, religion, sentencing and reentry.
(850) 644-7376
dmears@fsu.edu
Patrick Merle
Associate Professor, School Director
Merle is an Associate Professor in the College of Communication & Information. He focuses on international comparisons, cultural differences, as well as international media behaviors and attitudes. Merle, a French native and former international journalist who covered Olympic sports and international news, offers particular expertise on how international media view political issues and how certain news topics get covered across cultures.
(850) 644-8773
patrick.merle@cci.fsu.edu
/patrickmerle
Joshua Newman
Associate Dean for Research for College of Education, Professor of Sports Management
Newman’s research focuses on the cultural and political economies of sport and the active body.
(850) 644-8788
jinewman@admin.fsu.edu
Lynn Panton
Professor
Panton is an expert on the effects of strength training on strength, body composition, and functional outcomes of healthy elderly adults and chronically diseased populations. Her most recent research has focused on the effects of strength training in women with Fibromyalgia, individuals with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, and Breast Cancer Survivors. A 2018 article she co-wrote for The Conversation on the benefits of weight training for breast cancer survivors was reprinted in multiple publications including the Washington Post and Salon.
(850) 644-4685
lpanton@fsu.edu
Jason Pappas
Sport Management Teaching Faculty
Pappas is an expert on professional development in sport, college athletics and athletic administration.
(850) 645-0239
jpappas@fsu.edu
Kurt Piehler
Director, Institute on World War II and the Human Experience
G. Kurt Piehler is a World War II scholar who directs the Institute on World War II and the Human Experience at Florida State. As founding director of the Rutgers Oral History Archives, he conducted more than 200 interviews with veterans of World War II. His televised lecture, “The War That Transformed a Generation” which drew on the Rutgers Oral History Archives, appeared on the History Channel in 1997.
(850) 644-9541
kpiehler@fsu.edu
Jennifer Proffitt
Professor and Director of the FSU School of Communication
Professor Jennifer Proffitt is director of FSU’s School of Communication. Her research focuses on media ownership, labor issues in the newspaper and digital industries, media regulation and its history, alternative media and media literacy. Proffitt also has expertise on labor issues in higher education in Florida. Her research has appeared in publications including the Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, Journal of Radio & Audio Media, Journal of Communication Inquiry and the Journal of Mass Media Ethics.
Topics: Labor Labor Movements Life + Society
(850) 644-8748
jproffitt@fsu.edu
/iamapghfan
Ryan Rodenberg
Professor of Sport Management
Rodenberg’s research focuses on sports law analytics, sports gambling, referee bias and esports video game contests.
Topics: Sports Law Sports Gambling Life + Society
(850) 645-9535
rrodenberg@fsu.edu
Robert Romanchuk
Pribic Family Associate Professor of Slavic
Romanchuk is a Slavist, with interests ranging from the middle ages to the present, the peoples of former Yugoslavia to those of the former USSR, and philology to psychoanalysis. Among other topics, he has lectured on Ukrainian culture in various periods (including the contemporary), and has published on Ukrainian and Russian cross-cultural perceptions and on Ukrainian culture in periods of revolution.
Topics: Ukraine Life + Society Arts + Humanities
(850) 644-8198
rromanchuk@fsu.edu
Samuel R. Staley
DeVoe L. Moore Center Director
Staley, director of the DeVoe L. Moore Center, is a senior research fellow at Reason Foundation and professor at FSU where he teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in urban planning, regulation and urban economics. He has authored several books and has published more than 100 articles, studies and reports.
(850) 645-9694
sstaley@fsu.edu
Christopher Uejio
Professor & Graduate Coordinator
Christopher Uejio studies how the physical environment, broadly defined, influences human health and well-being. Some of his research interests include public health, health disparities, health interventions, environmental health, and infectious diseases. His research has resulted in him frequently working with health departments.
(850) 644-1706
cuejio@fsu.edu
George Williamson
Associate Professor of History
Williamson’s expertise is on modern Europe, particularly German cultural and intellectual history. His research interests also include religious history and other aspects of European history from 1750 to present. He is an award-winning author with work published in the Journal of Modern History and the “Oxford Handbook of Modern German History.”
(850) 644-9525
gwilliamson@fsu.edu