Our faculty members are active researchers in many areas, from scientific laboratory work to behavioral studies.

If you are interested in participating in any of our ongoing research projects and have already reviewed our faculty interests, feel free to contact us!

Daniel K. Donnelly, Adjunct Faculty Member: leadership and organizational behaviors

Stanley J. Kabala, Adjunct Research Professor: international and domestic environmental management systems, watershed development and best practices for stormwater management.

H. M. (Skip) Kingston, Professor of Chemistry: fundamental research in separation science, chromatography, microwave energy application, instrument development, standard reference materials development and certification, analytical and environmental test method development, and laboratory automation including expert systems and robotics. More


Michelle Schaper, Adjunct Faculty Member: evaluating the respiratory effects of airborne chemicals through the use of animal models and defining acceptable exposure limits and conditions for humans exposed to a given inhaled toxicant

Kyle W. Selcer, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences: comparative endocrinology; investigating environmental toxicants that disrupt the endocrine system, the role of steroids in reproduction of reptiles and amphibians and new drugs for the treatment of estrogen-dependent breast cancer. More

John F. Stolz, Professor of Biology: specializing in environmental microbiology, particularly the physiology and biochemistry of bacteria that respire oxyanions of nitrogen, arsenic and selenium, and the microbial sedimentation and lithification of modern marine carbonate stromatolites. More

Michael J. Tobin, Adjunct Faculty Member: the application of in vivo x-ray fluorescence measurements of cortical bone lead as a marker of lifetime lead exposure, and the development of pollutant fate and transport models, with specific areas of investigation centering around transport and mixing processes in surface waters, groundwater, and sediments using computational fluid dynamics techniques

J. W. (Jack) Ubinger, Jr., Adjunct Faculty Member: long-term maintenance of institutional and engineering controls at closed solid waste management units and remediated industrial property