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C-SHOP
Personnel
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Robert E. Schlegel, Ph.D.,
P.E.
Presidential Professor, Industrial Engineering, College of
Engineering
Dr. Robert E. Schlegel is a Presidential Professor of
Industrial Engineering at the University of Oklahoma. He
earned his B.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Industrial Engineering
from the University of Oklahoma. He is a member of the Human
Factors and Ergonomics Society and the Institute of Industrial
Engineers. He is also a member of Alpha Pi Mu, Tau Beta Pi,
Sigma Tau, and Phi Eta Sigma.
E-mail: schlegel@ou.edu
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Kirby Gilliland, Ph.D.
David Ross Boyd Professor, Department of Psychology, College
of Arts & Sciences
E-mail: kirby@ou.edu
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Andrea S. Vincent,
Ph.D.
Dr. Vincent's research interests focus on psychometric theory
and applied multivariate statistics. She is particularly
interested in utilizing methods such as item response theory
and structural equations modeling to better understand
individual differences in stress reactivity in relation to
emotion states and health. A secondary interest involves
understanding the processes underlying interpersonal
perception and the making of social judgments.
E-mail: avincent@ou.edu
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Shannon Overstreet
Shannon earned her bachelors degree in Liberal Studies from the
University of Oklahoma in 2002. Prior to joining C-SHOP, she
held a position in the proposal services area in the Office of
the Vice President for Research. She now oversees the financial
and personnel aspects of C-SHOP and assists with the ANAM database
management.
E-mail: soverstreet@ou.edu
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Lori White
Since graduating from Clemson University in 1994, Lori has held
service management positions within corporate America and academia.
At C-SHOP, she is responsible for managing ANAM4TM software sales,
fulfillment, and Level I technical support.
E-mail: loriwhite@ou.edu
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Project Management Specialist
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Melissa Beben
Melissa earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Cameron University in 1996.
She double majored in Psychology and Human Ecology. In 1998 she completed her
Master of Science degree in Psychology, also at CU. Prior to joining C-SHOP,
Melissa spent six years working in an Academic Research Center as a researcher
followed by seven years as the Director of Testing and Assessment at Cameron.
E-mail: mbeben@ou.edu
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Information Management Specialist
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Daniel Walker
Daniel Walker graduated from OU in 2004 with a Bachelor's of
Science in Industrial Engineering, with a minor in Computer
Science. He assisted Dr. Schlegel on various research
projects, including the initial phases of several current
C-SHOP projects, during 2001-2004. After two years in private
industry, he rejoined the C-SHOP team in Summer 2006 to help
with the rapid build-up in the activities at the center.
E-mail: dwalker@ou.edu
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Information Technology Specialist
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Shannon Atkins
Shannon Atkins develops and maintains software applications
supporting ANAM administration and data management. Mr. Atkins
graduated from OU in 1995 with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. He
worked several years with a large defense contractor and several more
with a programming-oriented small business start-up before joining
C-SHOP in 2007..
E-mail: ghefni@gmail.com
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Waylon Flinn
Waylon is a software ninja. He stealthily crafts applications of
intangible power and beauty. Trained in the same remote Tibetan
installation as Bruce Wayne, Waylon is sometimes referred to as
"The Dark Developer".
E-mail:
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Brian Mitchell
E-mail:
Office Phone: 405.325.7467
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Mike Faneros
Having completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of
Oklahoma in 2007, Mike is now a graduate student at the University to
pursue his studies of Psychology. Specific areas of interest include
individual differences and the interaction effect of differences with
performance. Additional interests include individual differences in
cognitive distortions and research methodology.
E-mail: rennai@gmail.com
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Dan Johnson
Dan's research interests are focused on the intersection of emotion
and cognition. He is interested in how processes of emotion regulation
are integrated with unconscious and conscious facets of attention,
working memory, and executive control in the service of successful
emotion regulation or as contributors to psychopathology. A better
understanding of these emotion regulation mechanisms could lead to
the development of training techniques for more effective emotion
regulation and even intervention techniques for those who are clinically
anxious or depressed. Another primary interest is to incorporate
cutting-edge cognitive theory and method in to the development of
computer-based tests of neuropsychological function. As a part his
theoretical and applied research endeavors, Dan developed and will
continue to develop an individual-difference measure of emotion
regulation (called attentional control capacity for emotion or ACCE)
that can be used as an important addition to emotion regulation theory
and broad-scale neuropsychological assessment.
E-mail: johnsoda@ou.edu
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Raelynn Wheeler
Raelynn completed her undergraduate education at Washington
State University and received a Bachelors of Science degree in
Psychology with a minor in Human Resources Management.
Broadly, she interested in personality and individual
differences in individual and team performance issues.
E-mail:
raerae_02@hotmail.com
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Chris Crouch
Chris completed his undergraduate education at OU in 2005,
receiving a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and a Bachelor
of Business Administration in International Business, with a
minor emphasis in MIS. Currently, he works at the C-SHOP as a
full-time research assistant. When not at work, he may be
found cooking or wrenching on classic motorcycles.
E-mail: ccrouch@gmail.com
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Ken Hardyman
Ken Hardyman has recently completed law school and is finishing
his J.D./M.B.A. at the University of Oklahoma. He has Bachelors
in Aerospace Engineering, Philosophy, and Mathematics with a minor
in History. After graduation, Ken intends to use his legal knowledge
and technological background to help develop his business skills.
E-mail: hardyman@ou.edu
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Vania Mardirossian
Vania is a junior at OU studying pre-dentistry and working toward a Bachelor of Science in Psychology.
In the future she plans to do some traveling and hopefully visit her homeland, Armenia. During her free time,
Vania is either spending time with her canine roommate Willow or cheering on the best team in baseball
history...the Boston Red Sox.
E-mail: vaniam@ou.edu
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Adam Parks
Adam Parks is a senior at the University of Oklahoma pursuing a B.S.
in Psychology with a minor in Philosophy. After graduating, he plans
to attend graduate school for clinical psychology. When not at work,
he can be found out cycling, playing guitar, or drinking a big cup of
coffee while reading a newspaper.
E-mail: acparks1@ou.edu
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Ryan Rygiel
Ryan is a student at the University of Oklahoma,
working for a Masters in Industrial Engineering.
When he's not studying or working, he enjoys all
the baseball he can.
E-mail: rygiel@ou.edu
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