Megan X. Schutte
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Also affiliated: Community College of Baltimore County (2023); Morgan State University (2020)
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Biography and Research Information
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Megan X. Schutte's research focuses on equity and inclusion within higher education, with a particular emphasis on supporting transgender and gender nonconforming students. Her doctoral dissertation, "'Try This Brick': A Transformative Narrative Inquiry Examining the Lived Experiences of Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Community College Students," received multiple accolades, including Dissertation of the Year awards from the National Council on Student Development and Morgan State University.
Schutte has explored practical applications of her research, publishing on how names, titles, and pronouns can foster equity and inclusion in academic settings. She also co-authored "Creating a Culture of Care," further contributing to discussions on supportive educational environments. Her work has involved collaborations with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Srikanth Vallurupalli, J. Curran Henson, Tala Ghatasheh, and L.M. Cooper.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 1
Positions
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Dean 2024–presentSUNY Niagara College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences ORCID
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Dean publications 2026University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences ORCID
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Director, Writing and Literacy Centers 2012–2024Community College of Baltimore County Department of Instruction ORCID
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Associate Professor 2002–2024Community College of Baltimore County English ORCID
Selected Publications
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26-A-17971-ACC WHEN NORMAL ISN’T SAFE, PRESERVED PERFORMANCE, HIGHER RISK: ECHO-DERIVED FRANK-STARLING PROFILING IN POST-TIPS HEART FAILURE — PARADOXICAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF CHF READMISSION, DIURETIC ESCALATION, AND VOLUME OVERLOAD IN A PRELOAD-SENSITIVE STATE (2026)
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- 26-A-17971-ACC WHEN NORMAL ISN’T SAFE, PRESERVED PERFORMANCE, HIGHER RISK: ECHO-DERIVED FRANK-STARLING PROFILING IN POST-TIPS HEART FAILURE — PARADOXICAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF CHF READMISSION, DIURETIC ESCALATION, AND VOLUME OVERLOAD IN A PRELOAD-SENSITIVE STATE
- 26-A-17971-ACC WHEN NORMAL ISN’T SAFE, PRESERVED PERFORMANCE, HIGHER RISK: ECHO-DERIVED FRANK-STARLING PROFILING IN POST-TIPS HEART FAILURE — PARADOXICAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF CHF READMISSION, DIURETIC ESCALATION, AND VOLUME OVERLOAD IN A PRELOAD-SENSITIVE STATE
- 26-A-17971-ACC WHEN NORMAL ISN’T SAFE, PRESERVED PERFORMANCE, HIGHER RISK: ECHO-DERIVED FRANK-STARLING PROFILING IN POST-TIPS HEART FAILURE — PARADOXICAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF CHF READMISSION, DIURETIC ESCALATION, AND VOLUME OVERLOAD IN A PRELOAD-SENSITIVE STATE
- 26-A-17971-ACC WHEN NORMAL ISN’T SAFE, PRESERVED PERFORMANCE, HIGHER RISK: ECHO-DERIVED FRANK-STARLING PROFILING IN POST-TIPS HEART FAILURE — PARADOXICAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF CHF READMISSION, DIURETIC ESCALATION, AND VOLUME OVERLOAD IN A PRELOAD-SENSITIVE STATE
- 26-A-17971-ACC WHEN NORMAL ISN’T SAFE, PRESERVED PERFORMANCE, HIGHER RISK: ECHO-DERIVED FRANK-STARLING PROFILING IN POST-TIPS HEART FAILURE — PARADOXICAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF CHF READMISSION, DIURETIC ESCALATION, AND VOLUME OVERLOAD IN A PRELOAD-SENSITIVE STATE
- 26-A-17971-ACC WHEN NORMAL ISN’T SAFE, PRESERVED PERFORMANCE, HIGHER RISK: ECHO-DERIVED FRANK-STARLING PROFILING IN POST-TIPS HEART FAILURE — PARADOXICAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF CHF READMISSION, DIURETIC ESCALATION, AND VOLUME OVERLOAD IN A PRELOAD-SENSITIVE STATE
- 26-A-17971-ACC WHEN NORMAL ISN’T SAFE, PRESERVED PERFORMANCE, HIGHER RISK: ECHO-DERIVED FRANK-STARLING PROFILING IN POST-TIPS HEART FAILURE — PARADOXICAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF CHF READMISSION, DIURETIC ESCALATION, AND VOLUME OVERLOAD IN A PRELOAD-SENSITIVE STATE
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