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CBSHS Sabbaticals
Sabbatical Panel Series
The College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences' sabbatical panel series is designed to provide a forum for faculty to share their research with colleagues from across the College. Upon returning from sabbatical, each faculty member presents on the projects they worked on as well as their sabbatical experience and how it contributed to their research agenda. Those in attendance have the opportunity to engage in conversation with the panelists to both deepen their understanding of research in the College and discover opportunities for interdisciplinary work.
Sabbatical processes and formsCBSHS Sabbatical Panel Series
Fall 2024
In this recorded presentation, three CBSHS faculty share their sabbatical research and experiences.
- Tom Britt, professor, Department of Psychology
- Nicole Davis, assistant professor, School of Nursing
- Bryan Denham, professor, Department of Communication
Fall 2025
In this recorded presentation, two CBSHS faculty share their sabbatical research and experiences.
- Brandi Crowe, associate professor, Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management
- Sarah Griffin, professor, Department of Public Health Sciences
Spring 2026
In this recorded presentation, three CBSHS faculty share their sabbatical research and experiences.
- Adam Warber, professor, Department of Political Science
- Rhys Hester, associate professor, Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice
- Ryan Gagnon, associate professor, Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management
