The Sabbatical Leave program provides an opportunity for Clemson University faculty to continue their professional development. The purposes of sabbatical leave are to relieve faculty of normal duties so that they might pursue significant projects facilitating their professional growth and development, thus enhancing their future contributions to the mission of the University.
Refugee Futurity: Global Forms of Refuge and Refusal - Angela Naimou
Moral Perception, Emotion, and the Development of Character – Charles Starkey
OilWorks: Raising Environmental Consciousness in New Artworks for “Petroscapes” Solo Exhibition; and “Transitions” Petrocultures International Conference Presentation – Kathleen Thum
Enhancing Clemson University Travel and Tourism Graduate Education on the South Carolina Coast – William Norman
Understanding Successful Mountain Biking Destinations – Charles Chancellor
Development of an Entry Level Master’s Degree for Recreational Therapy – Marieke Van Puymbroeck
There’s Something in These Hills: A cultural anthropologist examines South Carolina mountain communities – John Coggeshall
Political theorist investigates the Dutch origins of modern political thought – Brandon Turner
Cross-disciplinary international research projects and Introduction of the Innovative Teaching Method – Lucy Chernykh
Research, Writing, Invited Talks and Workshops on STEAM Education and Game-Based Learning – Danielle Herro
Synthesis, characterization, and application of magnetic materials for biomedical applications – Thompson Mefford
Developing algorithms for single molecular sequencing (SMS) reads – Feng Luo
Research and establish a pipeline for high quality graduate students to come to Clemson – Mishko Mitkovski
Develop new collaboration projects with mathematicians in Europe and establish contacts with the graduate programs in order to attract graduate students to Clemson – Svetlana Poznanovikj