Michelle L Hammett
During Days: I coordinate special projects for the Math Dept and serve UTK's Development ExCom as Natural Sciences team lead. Prior university visiting instructor employment at NCUT in Beijing, China (2009-2011) with 4-4 semester load.
During Evenings: I am a graduate student in Public Health, Disaster Displacement and Human Rights, and with Statistics minor.
Current Research: cryptocurrency, agent-based modeling, policy and community-based public health solutions, human rights based approaches.
With previous experience managing the day-to-day of both the UTK College of Nursing Graduate program and the College of Nursing Center for Health Science Research, processing IRBs, allocating federal grant budgets, securing federal/state grant funding for interdisciplinary research, teaching collegiate cultural studies in Asia, performing initial Miocene flora specimen catalogues at the Grey Fossil Site, publications and research in the fields of anthropology, human rights law, public health, and cryptocurrency- I represent a diverse range of interests in applied academics.
*feel free to contact for unpublished conference papers**
During Evenings: I am a graduate student in Public Health, Disaster Displacement and Human Rights, and with Statistics minor.
Current Research: cryptocurrency, agent-based modeling, policy and community-based public health solutions, human rights based approaches.
With previous experience managing the day-to-day of both the UTK College of Nursing Graduate program and the College of Nursing Center for Health Science Research, processing IRBs, allocating federal grant budgets, securing federal/state grant funding for interdisciplinary research, teaching collegiate cultural studies in Asia, performing initial Miocene flora specimen catalogues at the Grey Fossil Site, publications and research in the fields of anthropology, human rights law, public health, and cryptocurrency- I represent a diverse range of interests in applied academics.
*feel free to contact for unpublished conference papers**
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Conference Presentations by Michelle L Hammett
coauthors: Jay D. Franklin , Douglas Idleman, and Renee B. Walker (State University of New York -Oneonta). 2008.
http://tn.gov/assets/entities/environment/attachments/arch-journal_volume-3-issue-2.pdf
Temporal, spatial, and chronological look at the gender issues of the culture surrounding the Arabian Nights. Popular Culture Association of the South Conference [08–11/2006].
Papers by Michelle L Hammett
Event Coordinator by Michelle L Hammett
Stochastic Filtering, Computations and Their Applications.
Conference logistics; logo; most successful CON Summer Research Camp to date, all materials (travel packages, letters of agreement, CE credit paperwork). 2012
Certifications by Michelle L Hammett
Surpassing all other University of Tennessee Departments and Units across campus, I led Mathematics to the greatest increase in philanthropic activity in 2015.
I also served a Natural Sciences team lead.
Workshop by Michelle L Hammett
Malaria and leishmaniasis are the two largest parasitic killers in the world. Due to geographic overlap of the diseases, co-infections exist in large populations, but have been poorly investigated. The focus of this workshop is to identify challenges for the control of malaria-leishmaniasis co-infections in South Asian and the African continent. The workshop will also model the complexity involved in the propagation of these co-infections in resource limited regions. The types of data needed to analyze co-infection models and associated uncertainty will be assessed. Experts will present field and quantitative challenges with persistence of co-infection cases of malaria and leishmaniasis.
Participation in the workshop is by application only.
coauthors: Jay D. Franklin , Douglas Idleman, and Renee B. Walker (State University of New York -Oneonta). 2008.
http://tn.gov/assets/entities/environment/attachments/arch-journal_volume-3-issue-2.pdf
Temporal, spatial, and chronological look at the gender issues of the culture surrounding the Arabian Nights. Popular Culture Association of the South Conference [08–11/2006].
Stochastic Filtering, Computations and Their Applications.
Conference logistics; logo; most successful CON Summer Research Camp to date, all materials (travel packages, letters of agreement, CE credit paperwork). 2012
Surpassing all other University of Tennessee Departments and Units across campus, I led Mathematics to the greatest increase in philanthropic activity in 2015.
I also served a Natural Sciences team lead.
Malaria and leishmaniasis are the two largest parasitic killers in the world. Due to geographic overlap of the diseases, co-infections exist in large populations, but have been poorly investigated. The focus of this workshop is to identify challenges for the control of malaria-leishmaniasis co-infections in South Asian and the African continent. The workshop will also model the complexity involved in the propagation of these co-infections in resource limited regions. The types of data needed to analyze co-infection models and associated uncertainty will be assessed. Experts will present field and quantitative challenges with persistence of co-infection cases of malaria and leishmaniasis.
Participation in the workshop is by application only.