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  • Humanizing Science Ann Smiley
    Well-known for her research exploring gait and its relationship to Parkinsons disease, Ann Smiley-Oyen, associate professor in kinesiology, takes advantage of Iowa State Universitys land grant mission to expose students to this high-tech, intensive research. A mentor, researcher, and expert in the field, Smiley-Oyen aims to provide students the hands-on experiences to springboard into higher academic pursuits.

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    01/11/10 09:49 AM ET

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  • Humanizing Science with Elena Karpova
    Elena Karpova, assistant professor in apparel, educational studies, and hospitality management, is known campus-wide for infusing creativity into everyday classes and lectures at Iowa State University. (00:01:58)

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    12/16/09 06:55 PM ET

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    1:58

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  • Humanizing Science with EunJin (EJ) Bang
    A passion for teaching, a love for science, and the enthusiasm to make any classroom come alive – these are just a few of the ways assistant professor EunJin (EJ) Bang is humanizing science for future science teachers in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction. (00:01:46)

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    12/21/09 01:34 PM ET

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    1:46

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  • Humanizing Science with Greg Welk
    Greg Welk, associate professor in kinesiology, is changing how students understand community health and wellness through unique, hands-on service learning projects. (00:01:42)

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    12/21/09 01:34 PM ET

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    1:42

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  • Humanizing Science with Kere Hughes-Belding
    With a pragmatic approach to teaching and mentoring, Kere Hughes-Belding, assistant professor in human development and family studies, is shaping the learning experiences of undergraduate and graduate students at Iowa State University. Whether students enter the working world or academics upon graduation, Hughes-Belding is focused on positive student outcomes that will have an impact on children and families in our communities, state, and nation.

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    04/19/10 09:39 AM ET

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    1:53

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  • Humanizing Science with Lorraine Lanningham-Foster
    Video games are no longer synonymous with couch potato, thanks to research from Lorraine Lanningham-Foster, assistant professor in food science and human nutrition. (00:01:35)

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    12/21/09 01:34 PM ET

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    1:35

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  • Ruth Litchfield
    Ruth Litchfield, associate professor in food science and human nutrition and ISU Extension specialist, puts students back in the days of school lunchrooms with her unique research focus on lunchroom nutrition. (00:01:50)

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    12/21/09 01:35 PM ET

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    1:50

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  • Sara Marcketti
    From the buttons on your shirt, to the length of your pants, clothing has a deep-rooted history within our culture. Sara Marcketti, assistant professor in apparel, educational studies, and hospitality management is bringing historical clothing analysis to life in her classroom. She is humanizing science through hands-on, exploratory learning opportunities for young fashionistas at Iowa State University.

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    01/19/10 09:21 AM ET

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    1:37

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    8.46MB
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