The Faculty Bibliography highlights the scholarship and creativity of Columbus State University's faculty.
Submissions from 1998
Human Connections, Iris M. Saltiel and Angela Sgroi
Functional Morphology in Vertebrate Paleontology, David R. Schwimmer
Georgia's Dinosaurs and other Mesozoic Life, David R. Schwimmer
Paleoecology of Deinosuchus rugosus, a Late Cretaceous Crocodile, David R. Schwimmer
Vertebrate-on-vertebrate scavenging and predatory bite traces in Late Cretaceous coastal marine fossils, David R. Schwimmer
A Rose by Any Other Name: A Modest Yet Radical Proposal About "America", John Studstill
On Race, Ethnicity and Baby's Bathwater, John Studstill
Suppose we compose., Ronald Wirt
Submissions from 1997
A phylogeny of the chloroplast gene rbcL in the leguminosae: taxonomic correlations and insights into the evolution of nodulation, Julie Ballenger
Polymorphism for the presence of the rpL2 intron in chloroplast genomes of bauhinia (leguminosae), Julie Ballenger
Effect of lecture and cooperative learning strategies on achievement in chemistry in undergraduate classes, Anil Banerjee
Effect of Lecture and Cooperative Learning Strategies on Achievement in Chemistry in Undergraduate Classes, Anil Banerjee
Larry Bograd, Larry Bograd
Chris Lynch, James Brewbaker
Look, Ma! We've Been Moffetized., James Brewbaker
On Tuesday morning: the case for standards for the English language arts, James Brewbaker
The Little Boy Who Learned Not to Cry, James Brewbaker
Whistling Johnny, James Brewbaker
Wockyjabber, James Brewbaker
Being Creative with Children's Literature to Address Multicultural Issues, Tina Butcher
Enhancing Creativity in Young Children through the Use of Prop Boxes in Dramatic Play, Tina Butcher
"Ready, Set, Grow!", Tina Butcher
"Science Activities for Preschoolers", Tina Butcher
"Science Activities for Schoolagers", Tina Butcher
"No Easy Answers: Coping with Attention and Activity Problems of Young Children", Tina Butcher, J. Aldridge, and A. Eddowes
