Awarded Scholarship Fellows (2025-2026)
Congratulations to the new class of TLC Scholarship Fellows selected for the 2025-26 academic year!
Tamera Jenkins
Asst. Prof., Criminal Justice
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Media Depictions of Offenders' Families
Courtney Rilinger
Asst. Prof., Communication
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Supporting & Teaching Contemporary Students
Legacy Scholarship Fellows
Summaries of FCI Scholarship Fellows' Studies
Abdelmonaem Jornaz
Assoc. Prof. of Info. Sys. & Bus. Analytics
2024-2025
Scholarship Fellow
Mentor: Dr. Hussam Mosa
When to Use a Linear Regression Model, Instead of Beta Regression, to Analyze Continuous Data
Rebecca Kudrna
Assoc. Prof. of Sport & Exercise Science
2024-2025
Scholarship Fellow
Mentor: Dr. Robert Lockie
Scoping Review of Tactical Strength and Conditioning
Dianna Carmenaty
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
2023-2024
Scholarship Fellow
Mentor: Dr. Tamera Lynna
Relationship between Criminal Justice Practitioners' Highest Level of Education & Number of Citizen Complaints
Jennifer Whitley
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
2023-2024
Scholarship Fellow
Mentor: Dr. Cari Gillen-O'Neela
College Students' Sense of Belonging to the Classroom Community During Their First Year
Stephen Grover
Assistant Professor of English
2022-2023
Scholarship Fellow
Mentor: Dr. Heidi Skurat Harris
Using Page-Level Course Design to Improve Student Satisfaction and Success (in press)
Stacy Yeager-Okosi
Assistant Professor of Business
2022-2023
Scholarship Fellow
Mentor: Dr. Keonya Booker
Enhancing Effectiveness through Faculty Development Focused on Online Adjunct Faculty: A Comprehensive Investigation (2024)
Camille Abdel-Jawad
Assistant Professor & Instruction Librarian
2021-2022
Scholarship Fellow
Mentor: Dr. Andrea Baer
HOAX: How perceived authority of information sources affects students’ likeliness to disseminate misinformation (2023)
Jack MacLennan
Assistant Professor of Political Science
2021-2022
Scholarship Fellow
Mentor: Dr. Patrick T. Jackson
How the Intersection of Technology Advancement Shapes Security Politics
Joshua Mugg
Assistant Professor of Political Science
2021-2022
Scholarship Fellow
Mentor: Dr. Patrick T. Jackson
How the Intersection of Technology Advancement Shapes Security Politics
