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Robert Miller

Simulation Operations Specialist II - SoN (GF/LT-243DD) Edit This Profile Email: Robert.Miller@fsw.edu Phone: Extension: Location: Department:

IRB Procedures

Seeking IRB ApprovalHuman Subjects Research TrainingFSW IRB ProceduresFSW IRB MembersHuman Subjects Research (Resources & Information)Upon completion of the IRB application (linked above), the IRB Human Subjects Administrator will review the application for completeness and present it to the IRB Chairperson. FSW only considers applications if the Principal Investigator (PI) or Co-PI is affiliated with FSW. The IRB Chairperson will review within 10 business days of receipt from the Human Subjects Administrator. If the application can be exempted or expedited, a determination will be made within that time. If the application requires IRB review it will be placed on the agenda for the next available IRB convening and the PI will be notified. The FSW IRB convenes twice annually, once in the fall term and again in spring term. Upcoming meeting dates are posted above. The IRB will consider applicant requests to convene earlier than scheduled if aspects of planned research are time sensitive. To request an early convening, contact the Human Subjects Administrator, Dr. Joseph van Gaalen.The principal investigator may not engage in research activities until approval from the IRB is granted. If there are multiple co-principal investigators it is up to the principal investigator to communicate approval to their collaborator(s). Additionally, the Chairperson will conduct an annual review of any continuing projects lasting longer than one year. The Chairperson may make the determination upon initial approval that review may take place at varying intervals so long as the timespan between review is not in excess of one year.

Dylan Hood

EMS Clinical Associate-Lee Edit This Profile Email: Dylan.Hood@fsw.edu Phone: Extension: Location: Department:

ARC Grant Recipients Academic Year 2022-2023

Faculty Member Subject Award Date Proposal Name M. Witty Microbiology July 2022 Important Advances for Bilins and Struvite B. Jett History July 2022 The Most Murderous Civilized City in the World: Homicides in Memphis, 1917-1972 M. Mompoint Humanities July 2022 Florida Heritage Project: Multicultural Digital Public Humanities J. Donini Biology July 2022 Survival Rate and Home Range of Reintroduced Confiscated Freshwater Turtles After Rescue from an Illegal Poaching Ring M. Sauer Natural Science July 2022 Setup and Calibration of Standard Oceanographic Laboratory Equipment and Student Training in Support of Long-Term Water Quality Monitoring

ARC Grant Recipients Academic Year 2021-2022

Faculty Member Subject Award Date Proposal Name G. Anzalone, E. Commendatore, & J. Robinson Anatomy & Physiology November 2021 CRISPR in a Box: A Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Pilot Project M. Sauer Natural Science November 2021 Identification, enumeration, and characterization of phytoplankton in San Carlos Bay J. Donini Biology November 2021 Population ecology and conservation of freshwater turtles in Southwest Florida M. Witty Microbiology July 2021 Characterization of Bilins in Sedimentum Lateritium using Mass Spectrometry

ARC Grant Recipients Academic Year 2020-2021

Faculty Member Subject Award Date Proposal Name G. Anzalone Anatomy & Physiology November 2020 Promoting Diverse Student Engagement through Genetic Analysis J. Donini Biology November 2020 Movement and Spatial Ecology of an Imperiled Turtle Species in Southwest Florida T. Churchill, J. Chan, & K. Livingstone Mathematics November 2020 Mathematics in an Open Educational Resource (OER) World T. Lucas & K. O'Connor Business July 2020 FSW Undergraduate Student Research & Experiential Learning Center B. Jett History July 2020 "Lynching in LaBelle" Digital History Project M. Witty Microbiology July 2020 Further Analysis of Wastewater Components: Reactions of Bilins in Sedimentum Lateritium

ARC Grant Recipients Academic Year 2017-2018

Faculty Member Subject Award Date Proposal Name G. Gaidos Biochemistry November 2017 Toxicity Evaluation of Food Additives M. Kruger & M. Jenner Nursing November 2017 Effectiveness of Online Virtual Nursing Leadership Experiences — Comparative Analysis A. Trogan English November 2017 Surprised by Maud: C.S. Lewis' Unknown Mentor M. Ulrich & M. Sauer Microbiology November 2017 Sources of Color to San Carlos Bay: Changes in Dissolved Organic Matter and Chlorophyll a Content in a Shallow Estuary E. Fay Biology August 2017 The Effect of High Intensity Interval Training on Student Performance S. Moore English August 2017 The Digital Cavendish Project: Collaborative Scholarly Repository for the Study of Early Modern Women Writers M. Witty Microbiology August 2017 Recovery of Useful Nitrogen and Phosphorus from Waste Water

ARC Grant Recipients Academic Year 2019-2020

Faculty Member Subject Award Date Proposal Name W. Chase Humanities November 2019 The Face is a Politics: Portraiture and the Art of Engagement L. McGarity Chemistry November 2019 LabQuest for Knowledge M. Witty Microbiology August 2019 Purification, Analysis and X-Ray Crystallography of Waste Water Components J. Donini Biology August 2019 The Reproductive Ecology of Turtles in Southwest Florida H. Hermann Anatomy and Physiology August 2019 Defensive Mechanisms in Brachyponera chinesis (Hymenoptera: Formicidae; Ponerinae) C. Ottman Biology August 2019 Steamroller Printmaking

ARC Grant Recipients Academic Year 2016-2017

Faculty Member Subject Award Date Proposal Name T. Ayudhya Chemistry November 2016 Improving Analytical Method in Forensic Science C. Campbell Libraries November 2016 Bring Library Resources to Life for Students R. Feemster Journalism November 2016 Leg Man: A Novel G. Gaidos Biochemistry November 2016 Toxicity Evaluation of Food Additives E. Pritchett Humanities November 2016 Rotten, Vicious and Damned: Punk's Subjectivity of Resistance R. Furler Biology July 2016 HIV-Mediated Inhibition of Potassium Channels Induces H. Hermann Anatomy & Physiology July 2016 Defensive Mechanisms of Polistes major M. Ulrich Biology July 2016 The Effect of Water Quality on Atlantic Blue Crab (Callinectes sapidus) Population Trends in the Caloosahatchee River M. Witty Microbiology July 2016 Improved Recovery of Nitrogen & Phosphorus from Waste Water

ARC Grant Recipients Academic Year 2018-2019

Faculty Member Subject Award Date Proposal Name R. Feemster Journalism November 2018 Food Insecurity of FSW Campuses (Phase 1) G. Kodsey Computer Science November 2018 E-Learning Maturity Model M. Mompoint Humanities November 2018 Tournees French Film Festival G. Gaidos Biochemistry August 2018 Toxicity Evaluation of Sodium Bisulfite in Alcoholic Drinks K. Hilton Chemistry August 2018 Research Mesoamerican’s Scientific Contributions for Improvements in Science Education A. Rose Business August 2018 Entrepreneurial Center M. Witty Microbiology August 2018 Undergraduate Research in Crystallography of Artificial Waste Water Components

ARC Grant Recipients Academic Year 2015-2016

Faculty Member Subject Award Date Proposal Name B. Baltodano Political Science November 2015 Indigenous Female Revolutionaries Research J. Davis Nursing November 2015 The Transition to an Innovative, Evidence-Based Curriculum and Its Effects E. Schott, D. Ransford, R. Axelrod, & L. Garrett Mathematics November 2015 Incorporating Inquiry Based Learning into a FSW Mathematics Course J. Zaragoza Mathematics November 2015 Promoting a Culture of Metacognition in Math Courses M. Ambrose English October 2015 Claire's Summer: A Novella T. Ayudhya Chemistry October 2015 Novel Cross-Link Polymers for Fuel Storage R. Furler Biology October 2015 HIV Proteins Interfere with Normal Migration of T Cells G. Gaidos, P. Romeo, & M. Trevino Biochemistry & Biology October 2015 Nectar and Host Plant Preferences of Native SW Florida Butter Q. Liu Chemistry October 2015 Computational Chemistry J. McKenzie Environmental Science October 2015 Investigating the Structure and Dynamics of Near-Shore Coastal Sharks M. Witty Microbiology October 2015 Microbial Gas Emissions D. Xue Chemistry October 2015 Analysis of Nutritions by Visible Spectrometry and Potentiostat

Financial Services

Welcome to the Office of Financial Services!The Office of Financial Services directly supports the mission of Florida SouthWestern State College by providing the best possible customer service and support to the students, faculty and staff by providing timely and reliable financial information to both internal and external customers. We are committed to maintaining the highest degree of ethical and legal standards and serve as the model for the College in the management of its fiscal resources.Finance Forms are available for download via the Document Manager in Portal. Contact Us Contact Title Email Phone & Extension Kathleen Porter Assistant Vice-President, Finance & Accounting Kathleen.Porter@fsw.edu 239-489-9091 X11091 Betsy Rodriguez Financial Services - Travel betsy.rodriguez@fsw.edu 239-985-3427 xt 13427 Tatsiana Shumskaya Assistant Director, Accounting Services tatsiana.shumskaya@fsw.edu 239-432-5221 ext 11721 Aida Mora Accountant II aida.moragonzalez@fsw.edu 239-433-6946 ext 16946 Claudia Francisco Accounts Payable Specialist II (Vendors A-K) Claudia.Francisco@fsw.edu 239-489-9325 ext 11325 Lori Reichart Accounting Specialist Lori.Reichart@fsw.edu 239-489-9372 ext 11372 Ana Maria Cardona Assistant Director, Financial Services AnaMaria.Cardonagonzlalez@fsw.edu 239-489-9327 ext 11327 Mercy Saroza Accountant II mercedes.saroza@fsw.edu 239-489-9498 ext 11498 Peggy Mort Accountant II pmort@fsw.edu 239-433-6961 ext 16961 Jeannine Branscum Accounts Payable Specialist II (Vendors L-Z) jeannine.branscum@fsw.edu 239-489-9449 ext 11449

Master Teacher Recognition Award

Master Teacher Recognition AwardThe Master Teacher Recognition Program was created to recognize outstanding full-time faculty who have a track record of exceptional teaching in higher education and are interested in passing along their knowledge and love of teaching and learning, but have limited discretionary time to do so. The Master Teacher Recognition Awards program allows full-time faculty one three- or four-hour course reassignment for two semesters to research and design workshops for the Teaching and Learning Center. Past topics have included group learning to facilitate learning, syllabus language and tone, teacher immediacy behaviors and student engagement, and effective teaching styles.Dr. Sarah Lublink, Philosophy (2019)Dr. Scott Ortolano, English (2019)Laurice Garrett, Mathematics (2018)Jim Langlas, English (2018)Terri Housley, Psychology (2018)Dr. Katie Paschall, Speech Communication (2017)Dr. Mary Myers, First Year Experience (2017)Dr. Rebecca Gubitti, Mathematics (2017)Marty Ambrose, English (2017)

Public Notices

Florida SouthWestern State College announces public meetings to which all persons are invited. In accordance with the Sunshine Law, the public is invited to listen and observe the Committee Meetings. Pursuant to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person requiring special accommodations to participate in this meeting is asked to advise the college at least 24 hours before the meeting by contacting Human Resources. Public Meetings ‹ First<17181920212223>Last › Category: Interviews Position Title: Director, Advising Recruitment Number: 19-150 Date/Time: Thursday, 10/24/19, 12:00pm Location: Lee Campus, Room I-216 Category: Recruitment Team Meeting Position Title: Dean, School of Pure and Applied Sciences Recruitment Number: 19-158 Date/Time: Thursday, 10/24/19, 9:00am Location: Lee Campus, Room H-130 Category: Contract Negotiations - FSW Faculty Federation Union Date/Time: Wednesday, 10/23/19, 3:00pm Location: Lee Campus, Room I-223 Category: Interviews Position Title: Public Safety Tech Recruitment Number: 19-112 Date/Time: Tuesday, 10/22/19, 8:00am Location: Lee Campus, Room D-122 Category: Recruitment Team Meeting Position Title: Dean, School of Education and Charter Schools Recruitment Number: 19-152 Date/Time: Monday, 10/21/19, 9:00am Location: Lee Campus, Room H-129 Category: Recruitment Team Meeting Position Title: Dean, School of Pure and Applied Sciences Recruitment Number: 19-158 Date/Time: Friday, 10/18/19, 1:00pm Location: Lee Campus, Room H-130 Category: Contract Negotiations - FSW Faculty Federation Union Date/Time: Wednesday, 10/16/19, 3:00pm Location: Lee Campus, Room I-223 Category: Interviews Position Title: Coordinator, Grants and Assessment Recruitment Number: 19-167 Date/Time: Wednesday, 10/16/19, 9:30am Location: Lee Campus, Room I-222 Category: Interviews Position Title: Coordinator, Grants and Assessment Recruitment Number: 19-167 Date/Time: Tuesday, 10/15/19, 9:00am Location: Lee Campus, Room I-222 Category: Interviews Position Title: Coordinator, Institutional Research Recruitment Number: 19-163 Date/Time: Friday, 10/11/19, 10:30am Location: Lee Campus, Room I-222 ‹ First<17181920212223>Last ›

Erica Orjuela

Instructional Designer I Edit This Profile Email: Erica.Orjuela@fsw.edu Phone: Extension: Location: Department:

Excellence Awards

Past Faculty Faculty Excellence/NISOD Award RecipientsGerald Anzalone (2025)Jacquelyn Davis (2025)Timothy Bishop (2025)Krissy Cabral (2024)Robert Cappetta (2024)William Van Glabek (2024)Peggy Romeo (2022)Thomas Smith (2022)Michael McGowan (2022)Anne Angstrom (2021)June Davis (2021)Myriam Mompoint (2021)Sarah Lublink (2020)Ihasha Horn (2020)Brandon Jett (2020)Stuart Brown (2019)Mary Schultz (2019)Elizabeth Whitmer (2019)Wendy Chase (2018)Henry Herman (2018)Melanie Ulrich (2018)Katie Paschall (2017)Donald Ransford (2017)Sandra Seifert (2017)Judith Sweeney (2016)Russell Swanson (2015)Leroy Bugger (2014)Rebecca Gubitti (2014)Dana Roes (2013)Caroline Seefchak (2012)William Shuluk (2012)Jay Koepke (2011)Christy Smith (2011)Amanda Pollitt (2010)Joyce Rollins (2010)Marty Ambrose (2009)Russell Swanson (2009)Wendy Chase (2008)John Pelot (2008)Eleanor Bunting (2007)Mark Herman (2007)Joan Van Glabek (2006)William Wilcox (2006)

Best Workshop Award

Best Workshop AwardThe faculty professional development committee created this award to recognize the outstanding work of our volunteer presenters and facilitators in the TLC.Campus Safety: Active Shooter Training - Rick Parfitt (Spring 2016)Personality Type: Discovering Your Preferences - Dr. Melissa Rizzuto (Fall 2015)Constructivist Pedagogy and the Student-Centered Classroom - Dr. Eileen DeLuca (Fall 2014)SafeZone Ally Training - Bonnie Lawler, Dr. Sarah Lublink, Dr. Caroline Seefchak, and Dr. Catherine Wilkins (Fall 2014)Mental Health Workshop Series - Stacey Brown (Spring 2014)The Democratization of Knowledge and the Use of Wikis in the Classroom - Dr. Sarah Lublink and Dr. Catherine Wilkins (Fall 2013)Ethics: Facilitating Ethical Conduct in the Classroom - Dr. Phil Wiseley (Spring 2013)Diversity on the College Campus and Beyond - Dr. Rebecca Gubitti (Fall 2012)

2023 Conference

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Adjunct Faculty Recognition

The purpose of the Adjunct Faculty Recognition is to acknowledge the contributions adjunct faculty make to the college. Faculty are honored at the annual Adjunct Faculty Institute held in August.Past honorees:Lamis Tawil (2025)Mary Trube (2025)Naira Bishop (2025)Shaun Clancy (2025)Susan Patti (2025) Todd Wilson (2025)Christopher Morales (2023)Roger Forsythe (2023)Lincoln Barton (2023)Sherry Blanset (2023)Jean Etcheverry (2023)Pricilla Doyle (2022)Christopher Strathman (2020)Carol Kennedy (2019)Sara Gottwalles (2018)Ernesto Lasso de la Vega (2018)David Robbins (2018)Doreen Baumeister (2017)Sandi Towers-Romero (2017)Vernita Batchelder (2016)George Harvey (2016)David Licht (2016)Martin Roland (2016)Blake Schmidt (2016)