1/10/2003
All numbers are in (517) area code unless indicated.
Arab history, culture, and religion
- Gordon Stewart (History, 353-5005)
- Lewis Sieglebaum (History, 355-7502)
- Rosina Hassoun (Anthropology, 353-2950)
- Alan Fisher (History, 355-4548)
- Marc Bernstein (Linguistics, 353-0740)
International relations
- Sherman Garnett (James Madison, 353-6753): political implications, diplomatic strategy; use of Russian provinces as staging areas; has important Washington ties; used to work in Pentagon and for Carnegie Endowment for World Peace
- Michael Rubner (James Madison, 353-3384): politics of Arab world; international security
- Mohammed Ayoob (James Madison, 353-3538): politics of Arab world; international security
- Ken Waltzer (James Madison, 353-3560): politics of Middle East
- Kathleen Fairfax (International Studies, 432-4346): study abroad programs and related travel issues
- Gene Burns (James Madison, 353-3119): politics and religion
- Richard Zinman (James Madison, 353-9396): political theory, politics and religion
Domestic terrorism, policing, and forensic issues
- David Carter (Criminal Justice, 355-9308): all aspects of terrorism
- Judith Collins (Criminal Justice. 432-4236): identity theft, FBI/police investigation procedures
- Norm Sauer (Anthropology, 353-6722): forensic anthropology
- Joyce DeJong (Anthropology, 353-9160): forensic anthropology
Bioterrorism and preparedness issues
- Michael Rip (Epidemiology, 353-8623)
- Margaret Knapp (MSU HealthTeam, 353-5366): hazardous materials, detection and treatment of anthrax and similar diseases
- Willie Reed (Animal Health Diagnostic Laboratory, 353-0635): detection of anthrax
- Tom Mullaney (Animal Health Diagnostic Laboratory, 353-5275): detection
- David Ghilarducci (Human Medicine, 616 337-6600): co-author of study finding that most hospitals are unprepared to handle a biochemical attack
- Brenda Wrigley (Comm Arts, 355-7556): conducted survey of Michigan corporations and found most feel unprepared to cope with a bioterrorism incident
- Dan Grooms (Large Animal Clinical Sciences, 432-1494): Bio-security, farm safety
- Mahdi Saeed (Epidemiology, Food Safety/Toxicology, 432-9517): anthrax, infectious diseases
Psychological effects
- Gary Stollak (Psychology, 353-8877): mindset of terrorists, victims' response to terrorism, grieving process
- Bradley Greenberg (Comm Arts, 353-6629): conducted survey of Lansing residents to assess reactions to the 9/11 terrorist attacks
- Jean Baker (Education, 432-0843): effects on children, how adults can help children cope, specific classroom activities for teachers
- Glenn Davis (Human Medicine, 353-1730): post-traumatic stress disorder; has worked with Detroit police officers and firefighters who suffered PTSD
Popular culture
- Gary Hoppenstand (American Thought and Language, 432-2550): patriotism; flags; national anthem and hymns; homefront culture during previous wars
- Ann Larabee (American Thought and Language, 353-1613): war, disaster, and trauma in American culture; failures of technology; wrote Decade of Disaster about famous disasters in the 1980s
Business and industry
- Charles Ballard (Economics, 353-2961): impact on Wall Street, gas prices, consumer confidence
- Brenda Wrigley (Comm Arts, 355-7556): conducted survey of Michigan corporations and found most feel unprepared to cope with a bioterrorism incident
Media response
- Bradley Greenberg (Comm Arts, 353-6629)
Conflict resolution
- Stephen Esquith (Department of Philosophy, 355-4490)