SEC Announces Additional Participants for the 2013-14 SEC Faculty Travel Grant Program

August 30, 2013

By: Bryant Welbourne
SECU (Twitter: @TheSECU)

Faculty members from the University of Arkansas, the University of Mississippi, the University of Tennessee and Texas A&M University are set to take part in the 2013-14 SEC Faculty Travel Grant Program. In its second year, the program provides support for selected faculty members to collaborate with colleagues at other SEC member institutions.

The goal of the program is to stimulate scholarly initiatives between SEC universities by encouraging SEC faculty to exchange ideas, develop grant proposals and conduct research in their various areas of interest.

The SEC Faculty Travel Grant program is part of the SECU academic initiative that works to promote and advance the academic achievements of SEC universities.

Below is the current list of the traveling professors and their home university, host university and area of interest.

Professor, Home University	Host University	Interest
Thad Scott, University of Arkansas Ecology	Auburn University	Ecosystem
Shannon Servoss, University of Arkansas	University of South Carolina	Alzheimer’s Research
Jennifer Veilleaux, University of Arkansas Behaviors	University of Missouri	Addictive
Wen Zhang, University of Arkansas Treatment	University of Florida	Water
Joel Amidon, University of Mississippi	University of Georgia	Education
Linda Brady, University of Mississippi	University of Arkansas	English
Barbara Combs, University of Mississippi	University of South Carolina	Sociology
Adam Estes, University of Mississippi	Vanderbilt University	Music
Carolyn Freiwald, University of Mississippi	University of Florida	Archeology
John Green, University of Mississippi	University of Missouri	Sociology
Amanda Johnston, University of Mississippi	Louisiana State University	Music
Greg Love, University of Mississippi	Vanderbilt University	Political Science
Micah Milinovich, University of Mississippi	University of Georgia	Mathematics
Chris Newman, University of Mississippi	University of Arkansas	Marketing
Brian Platt, University of Mississippi	University of Arkansas	Geology
Carrie Smith, University of Mississippi Psychology	University of Florida	Social
Bradley Bishop, University of Tennessee Sciences	University of Missouri	Information
Douglas Hayes, University of Tennessee Emulsifiers	University of Arkansas	Food
Bertin Louis, Jr., University of Tennessee	University of South Carolina	Anthropology
Kelsey Scheitlin, University of Tennessee	Louisiana State University	Geography
Phillip Wadl, University of Tennessee	University of Georgia	Plant Pathology
Courtney Wright, University of Tennessee Studies	Louisiana State University	Communication
Gregory Archer, Texas A&M University	Mississippi State University	Poultry Science
Thomas Ficht, Texas A&M University	University of Georgia	Animal Health
Carmen Gomes, Texas A&M University Engineering	University of Florida	Agricultural
Brian Rouleau, Texas A&M University Engineering	University of Florida	History