JAMES H. REEVES
I. Current Position
Professor
and Chair, Dept of Chemistry and Biochemistry,
II. Education
Northeastern
University,
III. Professional History
Associate
Professor of
Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence, University of North Carolina at Wilmington, July 1, 1995 to December 31, 1996.
Assistant
Professor of
Research
Associate,
Research
Associate,
Postdoctoral Fellow,
Research
Fellow, Northeastern University,
Graduate
Assistant, Northeastern University,
IV. Refereed Journal Articles or Book Chapters,
Ruby
S. Casanova, Jennifer N. Mullen,
Philip C. Sanders, James H. Reeves & Michael Messina, The Binary Temperature Composition Phase Diagram, Journal of Chemical Education, 2006, 83, 150.
Barbara P. Heath, Russell Herman, Gabriel G
Lugo, James H. Reeves, Ronald J. Vetter & Charles R Ward, Project Numina Enhancing
student Leaning with Handheld Computers, IEEE Computer, 18(6), June, 2005, 46 - 53.
V. Non-refereed Journal Articles or Book Chapters
Jimmy
Reeves & Charles R. Ward, Wireless in
the Lecture, chapter for Chemists
Guide to Effective Teaching,
Heath, B., Herman, R.,
Jimmy
Reeves &
VI.
Representative Professional Activity
Seminar:
Nudging the glacier:
The confluence of new technologies and great implementation,
230th ACS Natl Meeting and Exposition,
Invited
Presentation: Distance Education Workshop,
Discussion Leader, Communicating Chemistry: Probing Student Development of Shared Understanding, Gordon Conference (Chemical Education Research and Practice), Connecticut College, New London, CT, June 28, 2005.
Seminar:
SRS, A different kind of Polling System,
229th ACS Natl Meeting and Exposition, San Diego, CA,
March 15, 2005.
Organized symposium: Use and Assessment of Classroom Polling Systems, 229th ACS Natl Meeting and
Exposition,
Invited Seminar: Applying Educational Technology
to
Seminar: Hands on
Organized Symposium: Assessing
Laboratory and Problem Solving Skills Using Laboratory Practicals , 18th Biennial Conference in Chemical
Education,
Seminar:
Assessing Problem Solving Skills
in General
Seminar: Designing a mobile learning
environment: Web-based tools that encourage interactivity, 227th ACS Natl
Meeting and Exposition,
Seminar: Integrating PDA Technology to Work with
Your Curriculum, 2004 UNC Teaching and Learning with Technology Conference,
Seminar: Distance Learning
General
VIII. Research Grants, Fellowships & Awards
Sloan-C Consortium 2003 Award for Access, October, 2003.
Increasing and Retaining STEM Majors through Virtual Learning
Communities, Ward, C., Reeves, J,
Vetter R, Herman, R, Lugo, G, and Cohen D, National Science Foundation, $124,485,
2005.
Distance Learning Labs for RN Access Nurses, Reeves, J, Web
Course Development Team Initiative, UNCW, 2003, $5000.
Integrating Digital Libraries and Traditional Libraries: A Model for Sustaining NSDL Collections, Ward, C., Reeves, J., Vetter, R., Herman, R., Cody, S., Pfohl, D., Dillaman, R., & Lugo, G., National Science Foundation, $425,000, 2003.
AACE (Anywhere, Anytime Chemistry Experience),
Kimbrough, D & Reeves, J, LAAP
program of FIPSE (Funds for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education), US
Department of Education, $409,533, 1999.
IX. Memberships in Professional Societies
American Chemical Society, active member.
X. Service to Professional Organizations
UNC Faculty Assembly Delegate, 2004 to present
Secretary elect of the UNC Faculty Assembly, 2006
NSF Review Panelist for Course Curriculum and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI) program, 1999, 2004, 2006
Member of the Committee for Computers in Chemical Education, 1998 to present.
Member
of 1997 & 1999 General