Associate Provost for Academic Affairs Beverly Schneller is the co-author of “Leveraging the Talents of Faculty Members to create an Engaged Retirement Ecosystam at the University of Baltimore” published in Faculty Retirement. Best Practices for Navigating Transition (Stylus Press, 2014). The volume is the result of two years research into retirement practices nationwide funded by a Alfred P. Sloan Foundation grant through the American Council on Education (ACE).
Schneller also presented “Dana Gioia and the California Horizon” at the national meeting of The College English Association in Baltimore, Md. on March 26-29. Her talked analyzed four of Gioia’s lyrics representative of his use of temporal and physical borders and the sacredness of place.
‘It’s Bruin Time in the Community’ Puts Employee Bruins at Hunters Lane High School
“Belmont has a great partnership with MNPS, and this service project provides another opportunity to enhance our commitment to them,” said Vice President and Chief of Staff Susan West. “Belmont places great emphasis on service. Our service to others helps to define who we are as a University. This day of service for faculty and staff allows another opportunity for Belmont to celebrate who we are and model the way for our students.”
Dr. Pat Sells, associate professor of physical therapy, and a group of doctoral physical therapy students from Belmont University are in the midst of conducting research on how multiple sub-concussive hits affect children ages five to 12. The research team has enlisted The Brentwood Blaze, a youth football organization, for study participants, and those efforts were recently featured in an article on the Brentwood Home Page. 
The Association of Governing Boards’ (AGB) 
Dr. Rachel Rigsby and Dr. Alison Moore, both associate professors of chemistry, took five students to the 
Dr. Steve Murphree, professor of biology, was a 