2016～2017学年第一学期第十七周学术活动安排1

校科协、耐火材料与冶金国家重点实验室、材料与冶金学院

2016年12月19日

报告人简介：

Before joining Montana Tech as Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Studies in 2012, Beverly Karplus Hartline had served as a dean of science, math, and technology; dean of engineering; graduate dean; and/or in research administration at three minority-serving universities: University of the District of Columbia (Washington, DC), Delaware State University (Dover, DE), and Heritage University (Toppenish, WA). She entered higher education via an unusual career path, which included several years of research and project management at Department of Energy National Laboratories, such as Los Alamos, Jefferson Lab, Lawrence Berkeley Lab, and Argonne, and 2 years in science policy at the White House Office of Science & Technology Policy.  Strongly committed to fostering research and international collaboration, Hartline is also recognized for efforts to broaden participation in science and engineering in the USA and internationally to include more women and underrepresented minorities. She also has been successful in enhancing the grant-seeking success of faculty, staff, and students, and in growing graduate school enrollment. She is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Physical Society, and the Association for Women in Science. Her bachelor’s degree is in chemistry and physics from Reed College in Portland, Oregon, and her Ph.D. in geophysics is from the University of Washington, Seattle. For her Ph.D. research she did laboratory experiments and computer modeling that predicted hydrothermal circulation in the ocean crust and hot springs in the vicinity of mid-ocean spreading centers—but not the biologically rich ecosystems that thrive there.