The College congratulates the following faculty members on achieving promotion and/or tenure effective September 1, 2014:
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Catherine Collins, PhD
Associate Teaching Professor
Dr. Collins,
who joined Drexel in 2008 as Assistant Teaching Professor, is promoted
to Associate Teaching Professor. Her major teaching interests include
collection development and management, information-seeking, and
management of information organizations. Her primary research interests
are in knowledge management, communication and international
development. Dr. Collins received her PhD from the School of Library
& Information Science at Indiana University, an MS in Library &
Information Science from Simmons College and a BA in English Language
& Literature from Boston University.
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Rachel Greenstadt, PhD
Associate Professor, Tenured
Dr. Greenstadt,
who joined Drexel University in 2008 as Assistant Professor, is
promoted to Associate Professor with tenure. Her research interests
center on the privacy and security properties of intelligent systems and
the economics of electronic privacy and information security. Dr.
Greenstadt earned a BS in Computer Science and an MEng in Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, and a PhD in Computer Science from Harvard University.
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Jeffrey Popyack, PhD
Professor
Dr. Popyack,
who joined Drexel University in 1982, is promoted from Associate
Professor (tenured) to full Professor (tenured). His research interests
are in operations research, artificial intelligence and computer science
education. Dr. Popyack received his PhD and MS degrees in Applied
Mathematics from the University of Virginia and BS in Mathematics from
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Michelle Rogers, PhD
Associate Professor, Tenured
Dr. Rogers,
who joined Drexel University in 2008 as Assistant Professor, is
promoted to Associate Professor with tenure. Her current research uses
human factors engineering methods and socio-technical systems theory to
study the impact of health information technology on clinical workflow
and the usability of technology in underserved populations. She is
currently working on projects with St. Christopher's Hospital for
Children, Drexel's College of Medicine and has been funded by the Robert
Wood Johnson Foundation. She holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical
Engineering from Spelman College and Georgia Institute of Technology (as
part of the Dual Degree Engineering program in the Atlanta University
Center), an MA in Educational Leadership from Eastern Michigan
University, and an MS and PhD in Industrial Engineering (with a
concentration in socio-technical systems) from the University of
Wisconsin-Madison.
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Christopher Yang, PhD
Associate Professor, Tenured
Dr. Yang,
who joined Drexel in 2008 as associate professor, has received tenure
status. His recent research interests include healthcare informatics,
security informatics, social intelligence and technology, Web search and
mining, knowledge management, and information visualization. He
received his PhD, MSc, and BSc in computer engineering from the
University of Arizona. |