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Professor Tsuji teaches Cellular Biology and Genetics. Her research goal is to elucidate the mechanism by which various dietary molecules, particularly those containing selenium, allow for intervention strategies in colorectal cancer. Dr. Tsuji’s research is supported with funds from the Office of Dietary Supplements, and she has published seven journal articles and several book chapters since arriving at Towson University. She has already engaged eight undergraduate students in her research. See the complete list of current and previous Fisher Endowed Chairs.
TU selects Dr. Joel Moore as Fisher Endowed Chair
Professor Moore teaches Physical Geology, Environmental Geology, and Hydrogeology. His research focus is biogeochemistry, with applications to weathering, global tectonics, and atmospheric CO2. His Endowed Chair project will examine the environmental fate and consequences of the application of road salt. Dr. Moore is Principal Investigator on a recently awarded grant from the United States Geological Survey’s Maryland Water Resources Research Center. He has published two journal articles since arriving at Towson University, with one more in press and a fourth, with an undergraduate co-author, in revision. See the complete list of current and previous Fisher Endowed Chairs. Fisher College Staff Member Wins Prestigious 2013 USM Regents Award
He has a wide range of responsibilities that include instructional and research support that is becoming increasing more complex due to the both the amount and variety of equipment that require his expertise for upkeep and maintenance. Additionally, he is critical to the smooth functioning of the teaching labs and instructional technology used in the lecture halls and classrooms.
Applied Math Lab Students Present Results of Year-Long Research to HUD
Fisher College of Science and Mathematics Honors Its Students
Dr. Timothy Chandler, Towson University's Provost, addressed the audience with some very encouraging words for all of the students present. A slideshow has been posted on this web site at
Dr. Richard Seigel Featured in Article on National Geographic
Port Deposit, Maryland (April 26, 2013) — Dr. Richard Seigel, Professor of Biological Sciences, was interviewed by Brian Clark Howard for an article "The Turtle and the Town: Freshwater Species of the Week" that appears on the National Geographic NewsWatch Water Currents website. Richard Seigel, a professor of biology at Towson University in Maryland, has been studying northern map turtles in the Susquehanna River. His team has been working in the small town of Port Deposit, Maryland, a hamlet of some 653 people that is on the north bank of the river near its mouth in Chesapeake Bay. Water Currents asked Seigel a few questions about the conservation efforts there and this shy turtle, which tends to hide at the slightest suggestion of a threat.
Dr. Gail Gasparich is Recognized for Her Efforts to Promote Diversity
Towson University (March 8, 2013) — President Loeschke recognized Gail Gasparich, Associate Dean and Director of FCSM Women in Science Program, for her excellent work in support of advancing the university's commitment to diversity. Dr. Gasparich is one of only four individuals recognized, and she received this award in the Staff category Towson University's Reflective Process for Diversity has fostered the university's advancement toward an institutionalized model for diversity. The President's Diversity Awards recognize individuals and departments that have made efforts to foster greater awareness, understanding and advancement of diversity and inclusiveness at Towson University. Through this recognition the campus community is encouraged to sustain change that focuses on the strengthening of student intellectual and social development, the purposeful development and utilization of organizational resources to enhance student learning, the enhanced awareness of and appreciation for the variety of backgrounds, perspectives and beliefs held by members of the Towson University community, as well as the establishment and maintenance of a welcoming campus environment that engages all of its diversity in services to students and organizational learning.
Two Fisher College Professors Win Prestigious 2013 USM Regents Award
Towson University (February 27, 2013) — Dr. Pamela Lottero-Perdue, an associate professor of physics, astronomy and geoscience in the Jess and Mildred Fisher College of Science and Mathematics, was granted the award for public service. Through her work, every child in Harford County Public Schools now learns an integrated STEM unit in first through fifth grades.
Both Dr. Lottero-Perdue and Dr. Zeller will be presented with their awards at a ceremony to be held on Friday, April 12 at the University of Baltimore.
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Washington, DC (May 22, 2013) — For the duration of AY 2012-2013, the Applied Mathematics Laboratory (AML) worked on a project entitled “Dynamic Modeling of the Racial Composition of Urban Areas Using Markov Chains.” The AML team consisted of seven undergraduate students and two faculty advisors: Ms. Arianna Brown, Ms. Chana Frand, Mr. Brian Lynch, Ms. Molly Rozran, Mr. Mattias Schmid, Mr. Justin Thau, Ms. Brittany Winders, Dr. Angel Kumchev, and Dr. Moustapha Pemy. The students presented their work to a group of researchers form the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), including Deputy Associate Director Mark Shroder, at the HUD Headquarters in Washington, DC.
Towson University (April 28, 2013) — The Fisher College of Science and Mathematics held its 23rd Annual Honors Convocation where outstanding students in the college are recognized for their scholarship. In his opening remarks, Dr. David A. Vanko, Dean of the College, described the day as a day of celebration! We are gathered to present awards to many of the most outstanding students in our College. We honor you for your scholarship and we honor you for your leadership. Your identification as individuals who have reached a high level of excellence surely represents the culmination of many years of hard work, and although you probably had the support of family, friends, teachers, or community, we know that one common ingredient that you all have shown is determination. So, just as teachers don't give grades - you have to earn them; we don't simply give out honors, awards and scholarships - you have had to earn them, too. Dean Vanko congratulated the students on a job well done.
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