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  • Valles Molina, D. (2021). Democratizing access to data science boosts university’s research. Dell Technologies. Retrieved from https://www.delltechnologies.com/asset/en-us/products/workstations/customer-stories-case-studies/texas-state-university-dell-dsw-case-study.pdf
  • Rosenthal, E., Shapiro, M., Boozer, S., Khan, I., Henry, N. R., Kim, B. S., & Parekh, T. (2025). Identifying unmet needs for patients living with neuromuscular disease and respiratory muscle weakness: A qualitative study. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 211, A3638. Retrieved from https://www.atsjournals.org/doi/​10.1164/ajrccm.2025.211.Abstracts.A3638
  • Henry, N. R., Morrison, R., Ahle, D., Russian, C. J., & Harford, P. (n.d.). Respiratory mechanics of neurologically deceased organ donors: A pilot study. CHEST.
  • Henry, N. R., Morrison, R., Ahle, D., Russian, C. J., & Harford, P. (n.d.). Respiratory mechanics of neurologically deceased organ donors: A pilot study. CHEST.
  • Jeffrey Dell at Art Palace.. Glasstire. Houston. National. 2017.
  • ‚"Jeffrey Dell: Follies at Art Palace Gallery.‚" Rev. of Follies, by Jeffrey Dell. Art Ltd. July 1, 2013.
    • Reviewed by: Debra Barrera.
  • Dell, J. (2018). Silkscreen Masters. Berlin, Germany: Moleskine and Vetro Editions. Retrieved from https://www.vetroeditions.com/Silkscreen-Masters
  • Dell, J., & Robbins, J. M. (2016, January 4). Sulphur River Literary Review. Vernal Equinox. Featured Artist. USA.
  • Dell, J., Friis-Hansen, D., & Housefield, J. (2016, January 5). New Art in Austin, 22 to Watch. New Art in Austin. Austin Museum of Art.
  • Dell, J., & Zimmerman, E. (2016). “Artist’s Words.” …might be good. Retrieved from http://www.fluentcollab.org/mbg/index.php/interview/index/193/129
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  • Teaching: Operations Management
    Information Technology- Management Topics
    Quality Management
    Project Management
  • Teaching: Integrated campaigns, social campaigns, brand communications
  • Joanna Ellis Clinical Associate Professor - Medical Laboratory Science
    Research: Health education through lab science, cultural competency, volunteerism impact, study abroad, and instructional technology
    Teaching: Study Abroad, Microbiology, Hematology, Clinical Practice Preparedness
  • Research: Dr. Eric Weaver’s research and scholarly interests focus on value-based healthcare transformation, population health management, and health equity. His work explores strategies to advance accountable care models, enhance payer-provider collaboration, and optimize risk-based contracting to improve both clinical and financial outcomes.
    His research also delves into healthcare workforce development, particularly in preparing future healthcare administrators to lead in an era of value-driven care. He is committed to integrating emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and predictive analytics, into population health strategies to enhance care coordination, reduce hospitalizations, and improve patient engagement.
    Dr. Weaver has a strong interest in Lifestyle Medicine, emphasizing the role of preventive care, whole-person health, and social determinants of health in chronic disease management. He investigates the integration of nutrition, physical activity, stress management, and behavioral health interventions into value-based care models, aiming to reduce healthcare costs while improving patient well-being.

    Additional areas of research include:
    Advanced primary care transformation and team-based care models
    Healthcare financing and risk-based reimbursement models
    Interdisciplinary approaches to addressing social determinants of health (SDOH)
    The intersection of AI, digital health, and precision medicine in healthcare delivery
    The role of leadership and organizational culture in healthcare transformation

    Dr. Weaver’s scholarship is centered on bridging policy, technology, and clinical practice to create sustainable, patient-centered healthcare systems that promote health equity and long-term well-being.
    Teaching: Healthcare Leadership & Management
    Strategic Management in Healthcare Organizations
    Organizational Behavior in Healthcare
    Healthcare Operations and Process Improvement
    Human Resource Management in Healthcare
    Health Policy & Regulatory Compliance
    U.S. Healthcare System and PolicyHealth Law and Ethics
    Regulatory Compliance in Healthcare
    Healthcare Quality & Patient Safety
    Quality Improvement and Performance Management
    Patient Safety and Risk Management
    Accreditation and Compliance in Healthcare
    Healthcare Information Systems & Innovation
    Health Information Technology and Digital Transformation
    AI and Emerging Technologies in Healthcare
    Data Analytics and Decision Support in Healthcare
    Population Health & Value-Based Care
    Value-Based Care and Alternative Payment Models
    Population Health Management and Social Determinants of Health
    Care Coordination and Integrated Delivery Models
    Health Services Organization & Delivery
    Healthcare Delivery Systems and Managed Care
    Hospital and Health System Administration
    Long-Term Care and Aging Services Administration
    Marketing & Strategic Communications in Healthcare
    Healthcare Marketing and Brand Strategy
    Public Relations and Stakeholder Engagement
    Health Communication and Patient Engagement
  • William R Henry III Professor of Instruction - School of Music
    Research: Mental health and job stress for the working musician.
    Teaching: Composition for multi-media projects which include live theater and video games.
  • Mark W Welker Associate Professor of Practice - Ingram School of Engineering
    Research: Education
    Teaching: Electrical Engineering
  • Davio, Rebecca Lynn (Principal), Dennison, Andrea B, DiMauro-Jackson, Moira M. Michael & Susan Dell Community Collaborative for Child Health Caring Communities Create Capable Children: Mini-Grant Opportunity, Michael & Susan Dell Community Collaborative for Child Health, Private / Foundation / Corporate, $200. (Submitted: December 2017, Funded: January 2018 - May 2018). Grant.
  • Davio, Rebecca Lynn (Principal), Dennison, Andrea B, DiMauro-Jackson, Moira M. Michael & Susan Dell Community Collaborative for Child Health Caring Communities Create Capable Children: Mini-Grant Opportunity, Michael & Susan Dell Community Collaborative for Child Health, Private / Foundation / Corporate, $200. (Submitted: December 2017, Funded: January 2018 - May 2018). Grant.
  • Dell, Jeffrey (Principal). Surface Tension, Texas State University, Institutional (Higher Ed). (Submitted: January 1, 2004). Grant.
  • Dell, Jeffrey (Principal). Running Amok; Printing on a Scale to Confront Life, Texas State University, Institutional (Higher Ed). (Submitted: January 1, 2004). Grant.
  • Zhan, F Benjamin. A Spatially Enhanced Multi-Faceted Intervention to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening Rates in Vulnerable Populations in Travis County, LIVESTRONG Cancer Institutes, University of Texas Dell Medical School, Other, $25000. (Submitted: February 15, 2018, Funded: September 1, 2018 - April 30, 2019). Grant.
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