Contact & Staff
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The JUR staff listed on this page are the staff members for this date of the current publication. Please refer to the most recent issue of the JUR for current staff contact information.
The Journal of Undergraduate Research is published by the University of Florida Office of the Provost.
Editor / Chair
Creed Greer, cgreer@ufl.edu
Creed Greer has been the editor of the Journal of Undergraduate Research since August 2004. He works closely with scholars and their mentors, as well as the JUR editorial board, to ensure the journal publishes the highest quality research papers possible. As Associate Program Director for the Dial Center for Written and Oral Communication, Dr. Greer has developed and taught academic and professional writing courses in Law, Psychology, Anthropology, Sociology, and Engineering. He also is the creator and director of UF’s Online Writing Lab.
Copy Editor
Kelly Byram
Editorial Board
- Creed Greer: JUR Editor, Chair
- Daniel Wubah: Associate Provost for Undergraduate Affairs, ex officio
- John Denny: Honors Program Director
- Angela Lindner: Engineering
- Will Harrison: CLAS--Physical Sciences
- Jessica Harland-Jacobs: CLAS--Humanities
- Ken Sassaman: CLAS--Social Sciences
- David Denslow: Business/Social Sciences
- Richard Lutz: Business
- Peggy Borum: Agriculture
- Nina Hofer: Design, Construction, and Planning
- Maria Rogal: Fine Arts
- Mickey Schafer: Center for Written and Oral Communication, University Writing Program
Webmaster
Jeffrey Stevens jstevens@clas.ufl.edu
Jeffrey Stevens became webmaster of the Journal of Undergraduate Research in September 2004 and provides all web support for the strictly online publication. He places the new issue of the journal online each month and updates pages within the JUR as needed. He is responsible for the JUR’s most recent redesign. All questions regarding the design of the JUR should be directed to him. In addition to serving as JUR webmaster, Mr. Stevens is the official webmaster for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. He provides web support to the CLAS dean’s office, and lends his expertise to the colleges’ numerous departments and centers.
