COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
PROMOTED TO FULL PROFESSOR
Eric Foch — Department of Health Sciences PhD, Biomechanics, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
Dr. Foch has served CWU and the Department of Health Sciences for 12 years, during which he has made incredible contributions to the Department, College, University, and our students. He has published over 10 peer-reviewed manuscripts and contributed to over 15 conference proceedings. He has helped develop courses in Biomechanics, Clinical Biomechanics, and Musculoskeletal Biomechanics. Dr. Foch supports graduate students' projects and serves as a faculty supervisor for student clinical field experiences. He currently serves as the Chair of the Human Subjects Research Council and the Academic Affairs Committee, and he is a co-program coordinator for the Clinical Physiology Bachelor's degree program. Congratulations and well deserved, Dr. Foch! Greg Lyman — Department of Engineering, Technologies, Safety, and Construction Master of Science, Engineering Technology, Central Washington University Greg Lyman is an Electrical Engineer and is currently serving as Chair of the Engineering Technologies, Safety, and Construction Department. Greg has held many roles at CWU for 18 years, including faculty senate chair and program coordinator for the Electrical Engineering Technology program. He teaches classes with active learning practices, conducts innovative research, and received a large National Science Foundation grant studying the wind-loading effects on solar panel arrays. His other research and interest areas mostly center around laboratory innovations in electrical engineering courses, including audio electronics and instrumentation systems.
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