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CHINADr. Weiming Wuncche.olemiss.edu
GERMANYDr. Natascha TechenEmail: Dr. Natascha Techen
What I like most about the University of Mississippi is the diversity and the freedom of research. GHANADr. George DorEmail: Dr. George Dor
INDIADr. Rama Sarma GadepalliEmail: Dr. Rama Sarma Gadepalli
INDIAArvinder Singh KangEmail: Arvinder Singh Kang
Academic: Manager of Media Technology INDONESIAMr. Joko SumiyantoEmail: Mr. Joko Sumiyanto
ITALYDr. Luca BombelliEmail: Dr. Luca Bombelli
The thing that I like most about the University of Mississippi is the atmosphere and the people. JORDANDr. Ahmed Al-OstazEmail: Dr. Ahmed Al-Ostaz
JORDAN / USADr. Mustafa M. MatalgahEmail: Dr. Mustafa M. Matalgah
Dr. Mustafa M. Matalgah is a Telecommunications Systems Engineer and a Teaching Instructor with several years of academic and industrial experiences. He has a broad background in applied and academic research, strategic planning, and project management. From 1996 to 2002, he was with Sprint and led several projects in the digital and optical network transmission systems, and third-generation (3G) wireless communication technologies. Since August 2002, he has been with The University of Mississippi where he is now an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering. Dr. Matalgah received his Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from The University of Missouri, Columbia, and both M.S. and B.S. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Jordan University of Science and Technology. JORDANGhaith MatalkahEmail: Ghaith Matalkah
I grew up in the suburbs of Irbid, a northern city of Jordan. There, I got my B.Sc. degree in Computer Engineering from the Jordan University of Science and Technology. During my studies, I joined an 8-month internship program in France.
LAOSMr. Nome MunxayaphomEmail: Nome Munxayaphom
SRI LANKADr. Aruna WeerasooriyaEmail: Dr. Aruna Weerasooriya
I am from Sri Lanka, the most beautiful Island in the Indian Ocean. I completed my bachelor's degree in biology in the University of Peradeniya, which is the country's oldest and most prestigious university. Then I completed my PhD research at the University of Hong Kong on Plant Systematics. During my PhD research, I discovered fifteen plants species from Java, Borneo, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia that are new to the science. I have traveled a lot in botanical expeditions and my research on plant systematics enabled me to produce many peer reviewed publications and several chapters in Flora of Sri Lanka and Flora of Thailand. UKRAINEDr. Valeriy A. BacherikovEmail: Dr. Valeriy A. Bacherikov
Organic and Medicinal Chemistry are the subject areas of my of research interest.
USADr. John O'HaverEmail: Dr. John O'Haver
USADr. John HollemanEmail: Dr. John Holleman
John Holleman, Ed.D. is Clinical Assistant Professor of Leadership and Counselor Education and Practicum Director for the Higher Education/Student Personnel program. Dr. Holleman previously served the Ole Miss School of Business as Director of Corporate Relations from 2007 to 2008 and Director of MBA Program Administration from 1998 to 2007. A licensed professional counselor, Holleman served as a professional counselor for over 10 years in a combination of private practice and community agency settings. John has an undergraduate degree from Stephen F. Austin State University, an educational specialist degree from University of Memphis, a master's degree in ESL from the University of Mississippi, a master's in counseling and doctorate in education from Texas A&M University at Commerce. Holleman is the author of two books, "American English Idiom Diary: A Week-by-Week Calendar and Wordbook of 3300 English Expression" (The Chinese University Press, 2006) and "Understanding American Idioms Using Word Puzzles" (The Commercial Press [Beijing], forthcoming). USADr. David W WedgeEmail: Dr. David W. Wedge
Native of West Palm Beach, Florida David Wedge received his Ph.D. in Plant Pathology and Physiology from Clemson University in 1995 after a 15 years career as a Medical Technologist and Clinical Laboratory Supervisor. Dr. Wedge is currently Lead Scientist and Research Plant Pathologist with the US Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service at The Thad Cochran National Center for Natural Products Research on the campus of the University of Mississippi. Dr. Wedge joined the USDA ARS in 1997 to develop their fungicide discovery program and conduct research in the broad area of natural products for use as nutraceuticals, pharmaceuticals, and biopesticides. Dr. Wedge’s primary responsibility is discovery and early assessment of natural products for pest and disease management with low toxicological and environmental risk. David is an avid ornamental horticulturist and works daily in his Oxford, MS garden called the ‘Time Out Garden’, where one takes time out of life in order to find life. The Time Out Garden is a collection of over 200 hosta, hydrangea and rare plant cultivars built on an Asian theme after gardens in Thailand and China. David has also been an orchid grower for more than 40 years and he still grows orchids and platycerium ferns from Southeast Asia. If you can’t find Dr. Wedge in the lab you can find him in the garden and he is always available to his students. David is a member of the Oxford Church of Christ and the OCOC International Missions Committee. David and Carol have been active with international students and scholars for a several years. David is also support faculty for Office of International Programs at Olemiss.USACarol Wedge, RN
Native of West Palm Beach, Florida Practicing registered nurse from 1973 to present specializing in newborn care, neonatal intensive care and for the past 16 Labor and Delivery. Recently retired from the Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oxford, Carol has been able to volunteer even more of her time in the community. She and David enjoy helping foreign students orient to American culture and daily living. They have served as host family to several Chinese visiting scientists and students and enjoy learning their culture as well. Carol is a member of Oxford Church of Christ and a member of the P.E.O. Sisterhood, which encourages and helps support women to achieve advanced educational degrees. Presently she is serving her second year as President here in Oxford. She has had the opportunity to mentor several high school seniors here in Oxford as well as Seneca, SC. Carol’s hobbies include gardening, swimming, yoga, walking, biking and other physical activities. She spends many hours also with handcrafts, such as quilting, counted cross-stitch, and crocheting, especially baby blankets for family and friends. Since retiring, Carol has been able to travel to numerous countries with David; they both enjoy learning about the culture and history of exotic places. Carol’s favorite port-of-call is Bristol, England to visit her grandson, Noah, and his parents. |
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Academic: Research Associate Professor
Academic: Postdoctoral Research Associate
Academic: McDonnell-Barksdale Chair in Ethnomusic and Assistant Professor of Music
Academic: Associate Research Scientist
Academic: Associate Research and Development Staff Agronomist 
Academic: Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy
Academic:Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering 
Academic: Associate Professor in Electrical Engineering 
Languages: Arabic, English and French 
Academic: Network Administrator
Academic: Research Scientist
Academic: Postdoctoral Research Associate
Academic: Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering 
Academic: Clinical Assistant Professor of Leadership and Counselor Education 
Academic: Research Plant Pathologist and Adjunct Associate Professor of Pharmacognosy 
Languages: English 