FACULTY INTERESTED IN TAKING STUDENTS IN FALL 2017 |
UMD FACULTY | | |
Derek Paley, Aerospace Engineering | | Bill Idsardi, Linguistics |
Catherine Carr, Biology | | Colin Phillips, Linguistics |
Quentin Gaudry, Biology | | Ellen Lau, Linguistics |
Dan Butts, Biology | | Naomi Feldman, Linguistics |
Shihab Shamma, Electrical and Computer Engineering | | Erica Glasper, Psychology |
Samira Anderson, Hearing and Speech Sciences | | Jonathan Beier, Psychology |
Rochelle Newman, Hearing and Speech Sciences | | Lea Dougherty, Psychology |
Nathan Fox, Human Development & Quantitative Methodology | | Jens Herberholz, Psychology |
DJ Bolger, Human Development & Quantitative Methodology | | Tracy Riggins, Psychology |
Ross Miller, Kinesiology | | Elizabeth Redcay, Psychology |
Carson Smith, Kinesiology | | Matt Roesch, Psychology |
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ADJUNCT FACULTY | | |
Josh Corbin, Children's National Medical Center | | Kareen Zaghlout, NIDCD, NIH |
Masaaki Torii, Children's National Medical Center | | Susan Wray, NINDS, NIH |
Ethan Cohen, Federal Drug Administration | | Ken Grant, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center |
For more information about the research of our faculty, you can search for research interests and methods here.
PHILOSOPHY
The graduate adviser is a mentor for all aspects of the scientific and professional education of the student. This implies frequent, substantive interaction with the student. The student is expected, through his/her scholarship, to contribute to the mission of the mentor's laboratory, research group, and department. However, the philosophy of the NACS program is that the mentor serves the student, not vice versa.
REQUIREMENTS
The advisor must be a Full Member of the Graduate Faculty at the University of Maryland, College Park and a NACS faculty member. If the advisor ceases to be a member of NACS but remains on the University of Maryland, College Park faculty after matriculation of the student, the student may remain in the NACS program as long as he/she continues to meet all the requirements of the program. If the advisor leaves the University of Maryland, College Park, and the student decides to remain in the NACS program, the student must choose a new advisor willing to accept all the duties listed below. The former advisor can serve as co-advisor or as a committee member, if appropriate.
Additional information about the mentor can be found in the NACS Graduate Handbook.