Faculty Spotlight: David Tyler, Mark Unno recognized at UO-Stanford football game
Name: David Tyler
UO Department:Chemistry
At UO since:1985
Field: Inorganic, organo-metallic & polymer chemistry
Interesting Facts
- Favorite sports team: NY Yankees
- Favorite football rivalry: West Lafayette (IN) high school vs. Rossville. They were really good, but we were usually better!
- Favorite game-watching ritual: When my team gets behind, I change the channel and then quickly change it back to the game. This reverses the momentum of the game and we score (ha ha!)
Academic Stat Sheet
Tyler was was named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He received his bachelor’s degree from Purdue University and his doctorate from California Institute of Technology.
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Name: Mark Unno
- UO Department: Religious Studies
- At UO since: 2000
- Field: Medieval Japanese Buddhism
Interesting Facts
- Last game attended: This is my first in Autzen Stadium!
- Favorite game-day food: A nice burger (but seldom indulge)
- Favorite sports team (any sport): UO Ducks Football
- Favorite place to watch a game: From the comfort of home
Academic Stat Sheet
Unno received the Thomas F. Herman Award for Distinguished Teaching. In addition to Medieval Japanese Buddhism, his research areas includemodern Japanese religious thought, comparative religion and Buddhism and psychotherapy. He received his bachelor’s degree from Oberlin College and his master’s and doctoral degrees from Stanford University.


