Short Vita: D. Mark Manley

D. Mark Manley

Department of Physics
Kent State University
Kent, OH 44242-0001
(330) 672-2407
manley@kent.edu
http://cnr2.kent.edu/~manley/

1705 Highbridge Rd.
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
(330) 929-1894

Education

1975	B.S., Physics	Northeast Louisiana University (now The University of Louisiana at Monroe)
1981	Ph.D., Physics	University of Wyoming Dissertation: "Measurement and Isobar-Model Analysis of the Doubly Differential Cross Section for the pi⁺ Produced in pi^- p --> pi⁺ pi^- n" (Research Supervisor: Glen A. Rebka, Jr.)

Professional Experience

1997 -	Professor of Physics, Kent State University
1991 - 1997	Associate Professor of Physics, Kent State University
1986 - 1991	Assistant Professor of Physics, Kent State University
1984 - 1986	Postdoctoral Research Staff Member, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
1981 - 1984	Postdoctoral Research Associate, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Grants

2001 -	DOE, Neutral Hyperon Spectroscopy with the Crystal Ball, (Project Director)
2000 - 2001	NSF, Nucleon Structure and Nuclear Force Studies at Intermediate Energies, (Co-Principal Investigator)
1997 - 2000	NSF, Nuclear Force and Nucleon Structure Studies at Intermediate Energies, (Co-Principal Investigator)
1997	State of Ohio (Research Challenge), Search for Quark-Gluon Plasma, (Co-Principal Investigator)
1996 - 1997	Hampton University Subcontract, Electromagnetic Structure of the Neutron, (Co-Principal Investigator)
1995 - 1997	NSF, Neutrons from Electron and Proton Induced Reactions at Medium Energies, (Co-Principal Investigator)
1994 - 1996	NSF, Structure of Nucleons and Nuclei with Electron Scattering and Charge-Exchange Reactions, (Project Director)
1991 - 1994	NSF, Electron Scattering and Charge-Exchange Reactions at Medium Energies, (Project Director)
1989 - 1991	NSF, Electron Scattering and Charge-Exchange Reactions at Medium Energies, (Project Director)
1989 - 1991	State of Ohio (Research Challenge), Internal Structure of Nucleons and Nuclei, (Co-Principal Investigator)
1989	NSF, Computer Upgrade for the KSU Users Group, (Co-Principal Investigator)
1987 - 1989	State of Ohio (Academic Challenge), Nuclear Physics Program: 20% Enhancement, (Co-Principal Investigator)
Summer 1987	KSU, Study of Neutron-Hole States with the (e,e'n) Reaction, (Project Director)

Administrative and Service Activities

1995 -	Undergraduate Coordinator, Dept. of Physics, KSU
1995 -	Director of Introductory Laboratories, Dept. of Physics, KSU
1988 -	Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (Secretary: AY 1986, 1987; Chair: AY 1988 - present), Dept. of Physics, KSU
1988 -	College Curriculum Committee (Physics Dept. Representative: AY 1988 - AY 1997, AY 1999 - ; Presider: AY 1991 - 1992, AY 1995), College of Arts and Sciences, KSU
1997 - 1998	Educational Policies Council (College of Arts and Sciences Representative: AY 1997), KSU
1987 -	Sigma Xi (Member: 1987 - present; KSU Chapter Secretary: 1989 - 1993; Admissions Committee: 1994 - 1997), KSU
1996 - 1997	Candidacy Exam Committee (Member: Sp 1996 - Fa 1997; Chair: Sp 1996 - Fa 1996), Dept. of Physics, KSU
1987 - 1994	Faculty Advisory Committee (Member: AY 1987, AY 1992 - 1993), Dept. of Physics, KSU
1986 - 1989	Colloquium Committee (Member: AY 1986 - 1989; Chair: AY 1987), Dept. of Physics, KSU

Research Related Activities

Primary Research Interests:

Hadronic Physics: Baryons Resonances/Quark Structure of Baryons; Strong and Electromagnetic Decays of Baryons.
Experimental Nuclear Physics: Nuclear Structure and Reactions; Electron Scattering; (p,n) and (n,p) Reactions.