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Meet Our Newest Faculty Members

Each year an impressive group of scholar-teachers joins the ranks of Dartmouth’s faculty, and this year is no different. Here are a few of the new scholars.

Meet the new faculty

Burçin Mutlu-Pakdil
Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Burçin Mutlu-Pakdil

My main science focus is to understand the nature of dark matter and galaxy formation via observations of nearby galaxies.

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Peter Chin
Professor of Engineering (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Peter Chin

My students and I are developing geometric and topological methods to learn and understand information in general—signals, graphs, and human interactions via game theory.

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Raymond Orr
Mae and John Hueston Distinguished Professor in Native American and Indigenous Studies and Associate Professor (Photo by Corinne Arndt Girouard)

Raymond Orr

I am currently working on a book that compares Indigenous politics in the United States and Australia.

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Michael Lee
Associate Professor of Medical Education (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Michael Lee

My research efforts are centered on the development and use of technology to enhance the engagement of health and life science students with educational activities.

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Nailya Ordabayeva
Associate Professor of Business Administration (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Nailya Ordabayeva

I study how social and sensory perceptions shape consumption decisions. In ongoing projects, I examine how perceptions of socioeconomic hierarchies and political ideologies, as well as sensory perceptions of packages and portions, influence purchase behavior and well-being.

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Matthew Olzmann
Assistant Professor of English and Creative Writing (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Matthew Olzmann

My research interests include contemporary American poetry, humor, the epistolary poem, defamiliarization, and the poetic turn.

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Jane Henderson
Mellon Faculty Fellow of Geography (Photo by Katie Lenhart)

Jane Henderson

My first book project examines the historical and contemporary relationship of Blackness to the frontier, in order to think through the place of Blackness in settler geographies and imaginaries.

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