Dr. Douglas C. Basil, Ph.D.
May 30, 1923 – December 20, 2022 A truly amazing Renaissance man, Dr. Douglas Constantine Basil, passed away at his home surrounded by his family… Read More »Dr. Douglas C. Basil, Ph.D.
Douglas C. Basil Award
Gretchen Anderson
Gretchen Anderson was awarded the Douglas C. Basil Award for her research on the design and development of modular facilities for Early Childhood Care and… Read More »Gretchen Anderson
Joseph Dane
Joseph Dane was awarded the Douglas C. Basil Award for his project to improve FreeWordPress, support reproduction of visual art, and to provide an outlet… Read More »Joseph Dane
Katherine Schlaerth
Katherine Schlaerth was awarded the Douglas C. Basil Award for her study to investigate the circumstances under which elderly individuals who are non-English speaking, isolated… Read More »Katherine Schlaerth
Peter Clark
Peter Clark was awarded the Douglas C. Basil Award for research on his book Reeling Them In: How to Hook Your Audience with Storytelling.
Florence Lin
Florence Lin used the Basil Award funds for travel and conference expenses to present interdisciplinary, real-world, and unifying physics research results at scientific conferences. Specifically,… Read More »Florence Lin
Gregory Davis
Gregory Davis has been conducting geological fieldwork in the mountains underlying China’s Great Wall since 1987. His research efforts have been recognized by multiple revered… Read More »Gregory Davis
Robert R. Scales
Professor Emeritus Robert R. Scales, Ph.D. is a fellow of USITT (United States Institute for Theatre Technology) and has held full-time positions in consulting and/or… Read More »Robert R. Scales
John Orr
John Orr was one of the first retired faculty to win a Douglas Basil Award for a special research project. He used the Douglas Basil… Read More »John Orr
Hervey Segall
Hervey Segall conducted a study that assessed the value of neuroradiological supervision in the performance of CT ventriculography with water soluble contrast. Basil Award funds… Read More »Hervey Segall