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Dawn Wilson-King has devoted her career to helping people pursue active and healthy lifestyles, and what a career it’s been. Since 2001, the psychology professor has collaborated on more than 30 grant-funded projects that brought some $40 million in grant funding to the University of South Carolina and she served as president of two prominent national organizations.
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Kevin Bennett, director of research and evaluation at the Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare, discusses issues rural communities face during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mark Ferguson, a professor in the Darla Moore School of Business, explains how supply chains may be affected during the pandemic.
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Music education professor Gail Barnes has been named winner of the 2020 Southeastern Conference Faculty Achievement Award for the University of South Carolina.
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Magdalena Grudzinski-Hall, director of Study Abroad, will become interim executive director of Global Carolina and interim chief international officer effective July 1 and will serve until a permanent replacement is named. Grudzinski-Hall replaces Vice Provost Allen Miller, who is stepping down to continue his research and teaching as a professor of classics and comparative literature.
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FACULTY AND STAFF NOTES
Nicole Berge, civil engineering, published "Predictions of energy recovery from hydrochar generated from the hydrothermal carbonization of organic wastes," in the Journal of Renewable Energy.
Matthew Haldeman, health promotion, education and behavior, and Melissa Nolan, epidemiology and biostatistics, authored “Human hookworm infection: Is effective control possible? A review of hookworm control efforts and future directions” in Act Tropica.
Sue Heiney, Oluwole Babatunde, Tisha Felder, Karen Wickersham, Swann Arp Adams, nursing, Samantha Truman, Jan Eberth, Elizabeth Crouch, public health, published “Racial and Geographic Disparities in Endocrine Therapy Adherence Among Younger Breast Cancer Survivors” in the American Journal of Clinical Oncology.
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