Meet our Faculty
 Scott A. Hageman
Associate Professor of Geology
Tel. 816-584-6475
E-mail: scott.hageman@park.edu
Education:
B.S., University of Kansas (1991)
M.S., University of Kansas (1994)
Scott joined the Park University faculty in 1998, coming from graduate studies at the University of Tennessee.
His research interests are fusulinids (Pennsylvanian aged microfossils) in non-biostratigraphic studies but he is currently working on projects on paleobotany, paleoentomology, vertebrate paleontology, the underground facility, and the historical collections at Park University.
Recent Research:
| Jones, A.C. and *S.A. Hageman, 2008. USING GIS TO CALCULATE THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PARK UNIVERSITY COMMUTERS. |
| Hageman (1), S.A., T.J. Northcutt (2), and B.L. Hoffman (1), 2008. PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF THE BIODIVERSITY OF THE BONNER SPRINGS SHALE (LAGERSTÄTTEN?), PARKVILLE, MO. |
| Hageman, Scott A., 2007. TAPHONOMIC ANALYSIS OF FUSULINID EPIBIONTS (TOLYPAMMINA AND SERPULOPSIS) AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PALEOECOLOGY OF THE UPPER PENNSYLVANIAN (HUGHES CREEK SHALE, EAST-CENTRAL KANSAS). |
| Dowdy, K.N. and S.A. Hageman, 2007. ANALYSIS OF PARK UNIVERSITY’S STERNBERG COLLECTION FROM LOGAN COUNTY, KANSAS. |
| Dowdy, K.N. and S.A. Hageman, 2007. DINOSAURS FROM STERNBERG’S 1917 FIELDWORK IN THE RED DEER RIVER, ALBERTA, CANADA. |
David Fox
Assistant Professor of Geography
Tel. 816-584-6813
E-mail:dfox@park.edu
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Education:
B.A., University of Missouri (1993)
M.A., University of Missouri (2001) |
David joined the full-time faculty at Park University in 2005. He is currently completing coursework toward his Ph.D. at the University of Kansas. His dissertation topic is the regional urban competition between St. Joseph and Kansas City during the mid- to late- 1800's, but his general research interests include a wide variety of both contemporary and historical human/cultural topics.
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