2013 Conference Program - Western Social Science Association

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AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
AFRICAN AND AFRICAN
AMERICAN STUDIES
Stephen Brown
Brandman University, Ontario, Canada
Panel 1
Moderator
Global Trends in African and African American Education
Theodore Ransaw, University of Nevada Las Vegas
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Oxford
Panel 2
Moderator
“The Value of a Good Education: African American
Catholic Schools in San Antonio, Texas from 1888 to
1965”
Amber Anderson, St. Mary's University
“A Rhetorical Analysis of the Evolution of Hip-Hop
Curriculums at Post-Secondary Institutions”
Arnold Bell, College of Southern Nevada
The African American Landscape
Stephen Brown, Brandman University
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Oxford
“Caste vs. Minority: The Anatomy and Stakes of an
Interwar Social-Scientific Dispute”
David A. Varel, University of Colorado at Boulder
“Employment and the African American Public: A 21st
Century Perspective”
Barbara Hewins-Maroney, University of Nebraska at
Omaha
“Prospects for Black Politics in the Age of Obama”
Hermon George, Jr., University of Northern Colorado
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Panel 3
Moderator
African-American Studies: Collective Actions of Reform and
Violence (CROSS-LISTED WITH AMERICAN STUDIES)
Diana L. Ahmad, Missouri University of Science and Technology
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Pike’s Peak
Panel 4
Moderator/
Discussant
“Linked Fate: Collective Action of the American Negro
and the Asian Indian in the Early 20th Century”
Andrea M. Slater, UCLA
“Recreational Re-Creating: A Cultural Critique of the
50th Anniversary of the Freedom Rides”
Esther Kim, University of Utah
Race, Sexuality and Dating (CROSS-LISTED WITH WOMEN’S
AND GENDER STUDIES AND SOCIOLOGY)
Deon Cobasky, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Blanca Peak
“Heteronormativity and Patriarchy; A Study on
Spelman Students Attitudes towards Interracial
Dating”
LaToya Council, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
“Reducing the Impact of the ‘inequalities of love’
experienced by African American College Educated
Women”
Lynda Dickson, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
“Primary Factors in the Use and Non-Use of Birth
Control”
Lauren LeeAnn Beegle, University of Colorado at Boulder
“The new social media and suppressed sex: An analysis
with special reference to Facebook”
Indu V. Menon, Kannur University
Panel 5
Moderator
African and African Americans Influence on the Media
Stephen Brown, Brandman University
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Blanca Peak
“From Victim to Villan: The Trayvon Martin Story”
Sandra L. Combs, Arkansas State University
“Perception of African American Women on Reality
Television”
Nekekia Martin, Arkansas State University-Jonesboro.
Monique Ball, Arkansas State University-Jonesboro
Brittany Reese, Arkansas State University-Jonesboro
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Panel 6
Moderator
K-12 Roundtable
Barbara Hewins-Maroney, University of Nebraska at Omaha
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Blanca Peak
Panel 7
Moderator
“Sixty Years of Hope and Resistance: A Roundtable
Discussion of the Impact and Legacies of the Brown
Decision”
Travis D. Boyce. University of Northern Colorado. Trisha
Glover, University of Northern Colorado. Robin Keen,
University of Northern Colorado
History and evolution the African American community
Theodore Ransaw, University of Nevada Las Vegas
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Blanca Peak
“Dearfield: Remnants of a Dream”
George Junne, University of Northern Colorado
Bob Brunswig, University of Northern Colorado
Charles Nuckolls, University of Northern Colorado
Jay Trask, University of Northern Colorado
“Dearfield, Colorado—The Dream and the Reality”
George Junne, University of Northern Colorado. Robert
Brunswig, University of Northern Colorado. Jay Trask,
University of Northern Colorado. Kristina Waller,Texas
A&M University
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AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES
Leo Killsback
Arizona State University
Cheryl Bennett
Arizona State University
Panel 1
Moderator
Land, Natural Resources and American Indian Cultural
Practices and Values
Cheryl Bennett, Arizona State University
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Maroon Peak
“We did it ourselves': Self-Determination and
Environmental Justice in the Native Village of Barrow”
Dr. Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University
“Not in Our Lands: A Comparative Case Study of
Canadian Indigenous Resistance Strategies to Natural
Resource Development in British Colombia and the
Arctic”
Timothy Casey, Colorado Mesa University
“The Canonization of Kateri Tekakwitha”
Dr. Rebecca Hernandez Rosser, University of California Los
Angeles
Panel 2
Moderator
Roundtable Discussion: Rules for ‘Civilizing’ American
Indians and their Reverberations into the Modern Era
Dr. Leo Killsback, Arizona State University
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Maroon Peak
Discussants:
Suzan Shown Harjo, The Morning Star Institute
Dr. James Riding In, Arizona State University
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Panel 3
Moderator
Tribal Sovereignty and Intergovernmental Relationships
Dr. Karen Jarratt-Snider, Northern Arizona University
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Maroon Peak
“The Menominee Restoration Act of 1973: A 40 Year
Restrospective”
Nicolas Peroff, University of Missouri-Kansas City
“State-Tribal Relations: Challenges and Opportunities
of Intergovernmental Partnerships in Arizona and New
Mexico”
Dr. Michelle Hale, Arizona State University
“Native Nation/State Relationships: North Carolina’s
Adaptation of the National Indian Child Welfare Act”
Danielle Hiraldo, University of Arizona
Panel 4
Moderator
American Indian Studies Paradigm and Research
Dr. James Riding In, Arizona State University
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Maroon Peak
“Oral Histories and the American Indian Studies
Paradigm”
Naomi Tom, Arizona State University
“Contextualizing the American Indian Studies
Paradigm Through Scholarship at ASU”
Laura Medina, Arizona State University
“The American Indian Studies Paradigm: Integration
into High School Curriculum”
Justin Hongeva, Arizona State University
Panel 5
Moderator
Education and Development in Lakota Country
Dr. Stephen Sachs, IUPUI
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Maroon Peak
“History of Uranium Activities in Lakota Territory”
Lilias Jones Jarding, Oglala Lakota College
“Leveraging Native American Workforce in the Dakota
Territories”
Ahmed Al-Asfour, Oglala Lakota College
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THURSDAY
6:15-7:15 pm
Maroon Peak
Panel 6
Moderator
American Indian Studies Section Business
Meeting
Dine´ Decolonization and Indigenous Knowledge Recovery
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Elbert A
“Language Recovery and Healing Trauma”
Eric Hardy, Arizona State University
“Decolonizing Navajo Education Intersection of
Assimilation and Contemporary Navajo Education”
Waquin Preston, Arizona State University
“Second Generation Navajo Relocatees: Inheriting
Intergenerational Losses”
Aresta Tsosie-LaRusso, University of Arizona
Panel 7
Moderator
Roundtable Discussion: The Metaphysics of Vine’s
Metaphysics of Modern Existence, 1979 to 2012
Dr. Thomas J. Hoffman, St. Mary’s University
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Elbert A
Discussants:
Steve Pavlik, Northwest Indian College
Dr. Daniel Wildcat, Haskell Indian Nation University
Dr. David Wilkins, University of Minnesota
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Panel 8
Moderator
American Indian History and Indigenous Perspectives
Dr. David Martinez, Arizona State University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Elbert A
“Blinded by Science! Vine Deloria Jr’s Critique of
Archaeology”
Dr. David Martinez, Arizona State University
“Examples of Multicultural Native American History”
Dr. William Haas Moore
“Honoring the Circle: The Impact of American Indian
Tradition on Western Political thought and Society”
Dr. Stephen Sachs, IUPUI
Panel 9
Co-Moderator
Co-Moderator
Criminal Justice in Indian Country
Professor Eileen M. Luna-Firebaugh, University of Arizona
Dr. Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox, University of Arizona
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Elbert A
“Responding to Hate Crimes and Racism in
Farmington, New Mexico”
“Tribal Youth Programs: An Exploratory Analysis”
Megan Biederwolf, University of Arizona
“Indian Law in the New Millennium: The Impact of
Politics on Tribal Sovereignty and the Development
and Implementation of Anti-Stalking Codes”
Anne Luna Gordinier, Howard University
“Criminogenic Risks of Sexting and Instantaneous
Communication: Impacts on American Indians”
Melissa J. Spelchen, University of North Dakota
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Panel 10
Moderator
Topics in Indian Country
William Haas Moore
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Elbert A
“American Indians in Museums: An emphasis on
Conservation”
Martina Dawley, University of Arizona
“How Corporate America Helped to Create The
American Indian Movement”
Robert Bell, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
“Fighting for a Chance: An Educational Perspective on
Government Funding for the Wolf Creek Elementary
School”
Kristina Malec, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
Panel 11
Moderator
American Indian Law and Policy
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Maroon Peak
“How the Georgia State Government Forced the Issue
of Cherokee Removal in the Early Nineteenth Century”
Frankie Stiles, St. Mary’s University
“Dawes Commission Social Network Analysis:
Governmental Organization or Organized Crime
Syndicate”
Gina Stuart Richard, University of Arizona
“The Opiate of Indigenous Peoples: State Services and
Power Dynamics via Indian Health Services”
Crystal Luce, Western Colorado AIDS Project
“The Eagle Feather and the White Guy: Perceptions
and Representations of the Eagle Feather”
Kurt Siedschlaw, University of Nebraska at Kearney
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Panel 12
Moderator
Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Study of American
Indian Literatures (CROSS-LISTED WITH AMERICAN
STUDIES)
Howard Horwitz, University of Utah
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Maroon Peak
“Literary vs. Primary Voices: Arguing for Native
American Rights in the 1820's”
Jake Howard, Utah State University
“Adapting James Welch's Winter in the Blood for the
Screen”
Nancy Cook, University of Montana
“Bridge-building: Working on and off the Reservation
in Thomas King’s Truth and Bright Water”
Josh Anderson, Utah State University
“Reading Popular Mechanics: Cameras, Cars, and
Technology in Leslie Marmon Silko’s
Storyteller”
Melody Graulich, Utah State University
Panel 13
Moderator
Panel Presentation: Learning to Sustain Native Nations:
Emerging Practice in Environmental Justice, Health,
Language, and Cultural Resources
Dr. Octaviana V. Trujillo
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Maroon Peak
“Silent Death: Abandon Uranium Mining in Cameron,
AZ”
Krystal Bergen, Northern Arizona University
“Language Revitalization on the Tohono O’odham
Nation”
Austin Chico, Northern Arizona University
“Culture and the Re-Building of Native Nations”
Heather Eastman, Northern Arizona University
“Uranium Mining at Its Best: The Ach’ii is No Goot!”
Audrey Goldtooth, Northern Arizona University
“Cancer Education for Diné K-12”
Micoleen Yazzie, Northern Arizona University
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AMERICAN STUDIES
AMERICAN STUDIES
Daniel J. McInerney
Utah State University
Panel 1
Moderator
American Historical Studies: Landscapes, Creatures, and
Struggles of the West (CROSS-LISTED WITH HISTORY)
Daniel J. McInerney, Utah State University
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Pike’s Peak
“Mesa Verde and American Identity”
Ellen Kress, University of Utah
“Moving Across the Plains: Prairie Dogs, Overland
Emigrants, and Manifest Destiny”
Diana L. Ahmad, Missouri University of Science and
Technology
“President Andrew Jackson as Forgotten Villain:
Remembering/Re-imagining Jackson’s Words and
Actions toward the Cherokee and Seminole through
Folk Tales and Literature”
Darrin L. Grinder, Northwest Nazarene University
Panel 2
Moderator
Topics in American Studies: Policy, Leadership, and
Subcultures
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Pike’s Peak
“Religion and the Public Schools: A Postmodern
Perspective”
Don Hufford, Newman University
“H-1B Visa Program: Correcting Methodological
Impairments”
Edgar Butler, University of California, Riverside
“Leader Spirituality and Leader Virtues as Predictors of
Effective Leadership”
Maria N. Hodgson, The University of Texas at Brownsville
Mark T. Green, Our Lady of the Lake University
Carol Wheeler, Our Lady of the Lake University
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AMERICAN STUDIES
“The ‘Passing’ of Hipsterdom: Authenticity, Irony and
Race in Contemporary Subculture”
Jon Leon Torn, Northern Arizona University
Panel 3
Moderator
African-American Studies: Collective Actions of Reform and
Violence (CROSS-LISTED WITH AFRICAN-AMERICAN
STUDIES)
Diana L. Ahmad, Missouri University of Science and Technology
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Pike’s Peak
Panel 4
Moderator
“Linked Fate: Collective Action of the American Negro
and the Asian Indian in the Early 20th Century”
Andrea M. Slater, UCLA
“Recreational Re-Creating: A Cultural Critique of the
50th Anniversary of the Freedom Rides”
Esther Kim, University of Utah
American Literary Studies: Violence, Voices, and
inVestments
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Pike’s Peak
“Abjecting The Other in Cormac McCarthy’s ‘The
Crossing”
Whitney Borup, University of Utah
“Emerging Entanglements: Vegetable Voices in ‘Saga of
the Swamp Thing’ and ‘Black Orchid’”
Adele Bealer, University of Utah
“‘Fumes of Free Enterprise’: DeLillo’s Prisoners,
Rational Expectations, and the Financial Crisis”
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AMERICAN STUDIES
Panel 5
Co-Moderator
Roundtable: Cities, Sagebrush, and Solitude: Confronting
the Policy Challenges of the Great Basin (CROSS-LISTED
WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE AND ARID LANDS)
Dennis R. Judd, University of Illinois at Chicago; Stephanie Witt, Boise State
University
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Pike’s Peak
Panel 6
Moderator
Participants:
Alicia Barber, University of Nevada Reno
Jessica Deshazo, Northern Arizona University
erin d. mcclellan, Boise State University
Todd Shallat, Boise State University
Christopher A. Simon, University of Utah
Zachary Smith, Northern Arizona University
Brent S. Steel, Oregon State University
Erika Wolters, Oregon State University
The Use of Movies in Teaching in a Liberal Arts Program
Sharaf Rehman, University of Texas-Brownsville
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Pike’s Peak
“Interpersonal Communication According to the
Movies”
Maria N. Hodgson, The University of Texas at Brownsville
“Incorporating Visual Representations of
Communication Theories into the Classroom”
Gil Castillo, The University of Texas at Brownsville
“Tolerance to Deception in a Romantic Relationship:
An intercultural interpretation of ‘Brief Encounter’
(1945)”
Sharaf Rehman, The University of Texas-Brownsville
12
AMERICAN STUDIES
Panel 7
Moderator
Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Study of American
Indian Literatures (CROSS-LISTED WITH AMERICAN INDIAN
STUDIES)
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Maroon Peak
“Literary vs. Primary Voices: Arguing for Native
American Rights in the 1820's”
Jake Howard, Utah State University
“Adapting James Welch’s ‘Winter in the Blood’ for the
Screen”
Nancy Cook, University of Montana
“Bridge-building: Working on and off the Reservation
in Thomas King’s ‘Truth and Bright Water’”
Josh Anderson, Utah State University
“Reading Popular Mechanics: Cameras, Cars, and
Technology in Leslie Marmon Silko’s ‘Storyteller’”
Melody Graulich, Utah State University
13
ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTHROPOLOGY
Stephan Edwards
University of Montana-Missoula
Heather Albanesi
University of Colorado-Colorado Springs
Panel 1
Moderator
Markets and Economic Development (CROSS-LISTED WITH
GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT)
Dr. Michèle Companion, University of Colorado – Colorado Springs
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Elbert B
“Happiness, Well-being, and Rights: Envisioning
alternatives to economic development”
David Breed, University of Colorado - Denver
“Enlisting human capabilities to pursue fair market
development: a year in South Africa’s emerging rooibos
tea communities”
Jennifer Keahey, Colorado State University
“Beyond donors and dollars: contradictions of rural
development in Mozambique”
Carly Santoro, University of Denver
Panel 2
Moderator/
Discussant
Exploring Cultural Difference: Cross-cultural experiences of
collectivism and individualism (CROSS-LISTED WITH
SOCIOLOGY)
Jeffrey Montez de Oca, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Blanca Peak
“Doping in France and USA. Comparison of a socialist
and a liberal sports model”
Christophe Brissonneau, Centre de Recherche Sens
Ethique Société-Université Paris Descartes
“The Abundance of the Commons and the Politics of
Plenty: One Community’s Understanding of Shared
Resources”
Chelsea Schelly, University of Wisconsin-Madison
14
ANTHROPOLOGY
“What predicts loneliness?: Examining cultural
differences worldwide”
Valerie A. Lykes and Markus Kemmelmeier, University of
Nevada, Reno
"The Mascot Effect 2: Social Factors Influencing
Pronunciation of the Word Coyote"
Kellam Barta, North Dakota State University
This paper won first place for the best Undergraduate
Paper for this year.
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ARID LANDS STUDIES AND GEOGRAPHY
Daniel D. Kuester
Kansas State University
Panel 1
Moderator
Issues in College Athletics and Water Rights
Vladimir Bejan, Seattle University
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Executive Suite 501
“Athletic Success and Aridity Revisited: Does Aridity
Affect the Relative Success of a College Basketball
Team?”
Daniel D. Kuester, Kansas State University, Manhattan,
KS and Kyle Ross, University of Arkansas at Little Rock,
Little Rock, AR
“Changes in Sports Geography: College Athletic
Conference Realignments and Relocations of
Professional Teams”
Gene Burd, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX
“A natural history of the conflict between the acequias
of El Rio De Las Gallinas and the City of Las Vegas and
New Mexico”
Nejem Raheem, Emerson University, Boston, MA
“The Political Economy of Water Resources in Times of
Drought: An Exploration of Public Policies and Private
Interests”
David E.R. Gay and Charles Britton, University of
Arkansas, Fayetteville AR and Richard Ford, University of
Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock AR
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Panel 2
Moderator
Investigations of Economic and Statistical Differences in
Arid and Humid States
Daniel D. Kuester, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Executive Suite 501
“An Analysis and Statistical Investigation of Mental
Health Metrics for the AALS Arid/Semi-Arid State
Classification”
Sara Earley, MSW/ASW Community Based Adult Services,
Los Angeles, California and Joseph Earley, Department of
Economics, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles,
California
“State-Level Impacts of Energy Price Shocks on
Economic Activity: Which Energy Series Forecasts the
Best?”
Mark Melichar, Kansas State University, Manhattan KS
“Oil Price Shocks and Asymmetric Monetary Policy”
Vladimir Bejan Seattle University, Seattle WA and
C. Patrick Scott, Kansas State University, Manhattan KS
Panel 3
Co-Moderators
the Policy Challenges of the Great Basin (CROSS-LISTED
WITH AMERICAN STUDIES AND POLITICAL SCIENCE)
Dennis R. Judd, University of Illinois at Chicago; Stephanie Witt, Boise State
University
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Pike’s Peak
Participants:
FRIDAY
5:00-6:00 pm
Arid Lands Business Meeting
Summit Peak
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ASIAN STUDIES
ASIAN STUDIES
Linda H. Chiang
Azusa Pacific University
Panel 1
Moderator
Discussant
Social Media and Politics
Linda H. Chiang, Azusa Pacific University
Chris Yoon, Azusa Pacific University
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Executive Suite 2606
“From The Politics of Identity: To Identity Politics”
Himanshi Raizada, Lamar University & Phylis Lan Lin,
University of Indianapolis
“How a Visual Culture can Influence Propaganda”
Becky Roe and Linda H. Chiang, Azusa Pacific University
“Examining Weibo’s Influences on Citizens’
Participation in Public Issues”
Yiyang Li, Chenjie Zhang & Xiaoru Zhao, Arkansas
University
Panel 2
Moderator
Discussant
Studies on Aging in Taiwan: Social and Physical Issues
Wen-hui Tsai, National Chengkung University, Taiwan & Indiana-Purdue
University at Fort Wayne, USA
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
“The evaluation of social outcomes of older adult
education: The indicator construction
of health and
social engagement”
Lin, Li-Hui , National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan
“A study on the participation in the assignmentoriented learning of the elderly: Training of child care
providers”
Wei, Chen-Chi, Mingshin University of Science and
Technology, Taiwan
“Physical Activity, Cognitive Activity, and Health
Status Related to Subjective Memory Complains”
Lee, Pai-lin , National Pingtung University of Education,
Taiwan) , Wang, Chiao-Li , National Kaohsiung Normal
University, Taiwan, Hsiao, Ching Hsiang, Chia Nan
University of Pharmacy and Science, Taiwan
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ASIAN STUDIES
Panel 3
Moderator
Discussant
Education and Policies
Becky Roe, Azusa Pacific University
Geoffrey Luurs, Colorado State University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
“Educational Reform: Impact of Charter Schools in Los
Angeles and its impact on Asian students”
“Education through the lens of propaganda arts”
Linda H. Chiang & Becky Roe, Azusa Pacific University
“India-born faculty members in the United States:
Successes and Challenges”
Meghna Sabharwal, The University of Texas at Dallas
Roli Varma, University of New Mexico
Panel 4
Moderator
Discussant
Social Issues and Economics
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
“The Role of Chinese Sovereignty in China's
Contrasting Pre- and Post-1949 Economic
Development Record”
Stephen Thomas, University of Colorado Denver
“Militant State Rhetoric: The Chinese Communist
Party”
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ASSOCIATION OF BORDERLANDS STUDIES
ASSOCIATION OF BORDERLANDS
STUDIES
Victor Konrad
Carleton University
Panel 1
Moderator
Discussant
Globalization, Citizenship and Borderland Realities
Martin van der Velde, Radboud University
Sonia Bass Zavala, Universidad Autonama de Ciudad Juarez
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Yale
“The Myth of Globalization and Borderland
Realities”
Leslie Powner, Keele University
“Indocumentado: The Depoliticization of Migrant
and Queer Bodies in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands”
T. Mark Montoya and Nathania Garcia, Northern
Arizona University
“Across the Causeway: Singapore’s ‘Border
Expansion’ into Malaysia”
Keiko T. Tamura, University of Kitakyushu
Panel 2
Moderator
Discussant
Identity Politics at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Nicholas Villanueva, Vanderbilt University
John Dean, Texas A&M University
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Columbia
“From Interdependent to Alienated: The Culture of the
U.S.-Mexico Borderlands of the South”
Manuel Ramirez, University of Texas, Austin
“On the Border of Faith and Politics: Why Churches
May Offer the Strongest Hope for Comprehensive
Immigration Reform”
Cari Lee Skogberg, Fountain Hills, Arizona
“The Wall’s Long Shadow: The State’s Breach of Trust
and Identity Politics in South Texas”
Kym Neck, CUNY Graduate Center
“Arizona and Alabama: emblematic cases of U.S. antiimmigration attitudes”
Monica Verea, UNAM, Mexico
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Panel 3
Moderator
Discussant
“Othering” in Borderlands
Kimberly Collins, California State University, San Bernadino
Cynthia Lintz, Virginia Tech
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Yale
“A Theoretical Development of ‘Othering’ and Why It Is
Important to the Public Sphere”
Kimberly Collins, California State University, San
Bernadino
“Othering’ and the Politics of Forgetting: Case Study of
the Korean Diaspora in Japan”
Hyunjoo Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University
“The Border Performed in Films: Does ‘Othering’ Work
Both Ways?”
Kathleen Staudt, University of Texas, El Paso
Panel 4
Moderator
Discussant
Global Terrorist Networks and Border Security Responses
Tony Payan, University of Texas, El Paso and Baker Institute, Rice University
Bruno Dupeyron, University of Regina
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Columbia
“Trans-Border Terrorist Networks and the Malian
Rebellion in the Sahel-Sahara”
Olivier Walther, CEPS, Luxembourg
“Functional Differentiation in Border Security: A
Comparative Analysis of Al-Shabaab Financing and
Recruiting Networks in North America and Europe”
Christian Leuprecht and Todd Hataley, Royal Military
College of Canada
“Border Security, Sovereignty, and the Canadian Coast
Guard’s Role”
Bethan Buchanan and Kelly Sundberg, Mount Royal
University
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Panel 5
Moderator
Discussant
Medioambiente
Aida Yarira Reyes, Universidad Autonama de Ciudad Juarez
Manuel Chavez, Michigan State University
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Summit Peak
“Reestructuración Energética de las Bibliotecas de la
UACJ”
Elidhe Staines Orozco, Aida Yarira Reyes, Carlos Montano,
Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
“Las Organizaciones Industriales y el Manejo de los
Residuos Tóxicos en Ciudad Juárez”
Aida Reyes Escalante, Carmen Álvarez, Demetrio Reyna,
Alfonso Toscano, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
“El Agua en la Región Paso del Norte desde la Mirada
de la Ecología Política”
Sandra Bustillos Duran, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad
Juárez
Panel 6
Moderator
PLENARY SESSION : Brownbag Lunch and a Movie
Jamie Wilson, University of Arizona
THURSDAY
11:30 am-12:45 pm
Mt. Columbia
Panel 7
Moderator
Award Winning Documentary “Paraiso for Sale” (PBS,
2011), by Anayansi Prado
“Addresses what is a borderland and deals with the
globalization of borders in a unique way.”
PLENARY SESSION : ABS Lifetime Achievement Award
Christine Brenner, University of Massachusetts, Boston
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Columbia
The first recipient of the award is Dr. Oscar J.
Martinez, Regent’s Professor of History, University of
Arizona.
Professor Martinez will present a lecture entitled:
“Answering the Ultimate Border Question: Why is my side
poorer than yours?”
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Panel 8
Moderator
Discussant
Managing the Interaction between National and Regional /
Cross-Regional Governance: Regulatory Cooperation
Projects in North America and Beyond (CROSS-LISTED WITH
CANADIAN STUDIES AND POLITICAL SCIENCE)
Todd Hataley, Royal Military College of Canada
Ross Burkhart, Boise State University
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Columbia
Panel 9
Moderator
Discussant
“The U.S.–Canada Regulatory Cooperation Council:
Opportunities, Outcomes, Options”
Geoffrey Hale, University of Lethbridge
“Whither Regulatory Cooperation in North America and
Europe? Asymmetrical Bargaining between Regulatory
States”
Greg Anderson, University of Alberta
Virtual Borders
Javier Duran, University of Arizona
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Yale
“Virtual Frontiers: Russian Border Guard Poems
Online”
Mari Ristolainen, University of Eastern Finland
“‘Pirates’ of the South Texas Borderlands: Underground
Consumption of Unauthorized Music, Software, Movies,
Cable, and Internet Service”
Michael J. Pisani, Central Michigan University
“Documenting Abuse: Critical Witnessing in
Documentary Film: Migration, Detention and Removal”
Jamie Wilson, University of Arizona
“Simulinking and the Hyperverse: How the AntiImmigrant Movement is Thriving on the Internet”
Willie Costley, University of Arizona
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Panel 10
Moderator
Discussant
Transnacionalismo, genero y violencia en la frontera
México-EEUU
Maria Socorro Tabuenca, University of Texas, El Paso
Consuelo Pequeño, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Summit Peak
“Las micro-políticas de la violencia sobre la mujer
mexicana migrante en EUA”
Aileen El-Kadi, University of Texas, El Paso
“Escribir desde el silencio: La infancia y la impotencia
ante el femininicidio”
Rocio Irene Meijia, Centro de Atencion Integral a la Pareja,
A.C.
“Bordeando la escritura: Feminicidio de ida y vuelta.
Visiones desde El Paso”
Panel 11
Moderator
Discussant
North American Product Spaces and Flows
Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, University of Victoria
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Yale
“The Demand for Labor, Capital and Materials of the
Mexican Maquiladora”
Jorge Ibarra Salazar and Francisco García Pérez, ITESM,
Monterrey
“The NAFTA Product Space and Its Implications for
Transnational Development in North America”
Belinda Roman, Palo Alto College and St. Mary’s University
“Are Hispanics Along the U.S.-Mexico Border More
Likely to Incorporate Than Those in the Interior of
Texas, and Why Does It Matter?”
David J. Molina, University of North Texas
“Women Maquiladora Workers in Ciudad Juárez,
Chihuahua, Mexico: A Comparative Analysis of the
Labor Market in Recession Periods, 2001-2010”
Yadira Soledad Cortés Castillo, Universidad Autónoma de
Ciudad Juárez
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Panel 12
Moderator
Discussant
Futile War on Drugs? Binational Perspectives with a Focus
on the U.S. – Mexico Border
Irasema Coronado, University of Texas, El Paso
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Columbia
Panel 13
Moderator
Discussant
“A War that Can’t be Won? Binational Perspectives on
the Drug War”
Tony Payan, University of Texas, El Paso and Baker
Institute, Rice University
“Challenging Foreign Policy from the Border: The Forty
Year War On Drugs”
Kathleen Staudt and Beto O’Rourke, University of Texas,
El Paso
Environmental Policy Challenges Along the U.S.-Mexico
Border
Donna Lybecker, Idaho State University
Stephen Mumme, Colorado State University
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Yale
“The U.S.-Mexico Border Wall(s): The Elite Role with
Physical Creations and Policy Narratives”
Donna Lybecker, Mark McBeth and Maria Husmann,
Idaho State University
“The Missing Link(s): National Security and Sustainable
Environment in Two Shared Protected Areas”
Janeane Harwell, Colorado State University
“Minute 319: The new features of the U.S.-Mexico
environmental cooperation and climate change”
Oscar F. Ibáñez, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
Panel 14
Moderator
Discussant
Transnational Spaces of Hybrid and Indigenous Identity
Jeremy Smith, University of Eastern Finland
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Columbia
“Novel Borderings and Internal Transnational Social
Spaces”
Tamar Diana Wilson, University of Missouri, St. Louis
“If the Borders Could Tell: A hybrid identity of the
border in the Karelian borderland”
Saija Kaskinen, University of Eastern Finland
“Cross-border Indigenous Groups: Between territorial
and symbolic boundaries”
Minerva Campion, University of the Basque Country
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Panel 15
Moderator
Discussant
Environmental Policy Change on the U.S. –Mexico Border
Donna Lybecker, Idaho State University
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Yale
“Thirty Years of the La Paz Agreement:
Accomplishments and Challenges”
“Cross-Border Learning in Transboundary Water
Management Under Climatic Change in North America:
analysis of the Seattle-Vancouver and Tijuana-San
Diego cases”
Raúl Pacheco-Vega, CIDE, Mexico
“Mapping the Landscape of Human Development in
Dona Ana County”
Chris Brown, Randy Carr, Madeline Schoderbek, New
Mexico State University, Las Cruces
Panel 16
Moderator
Discussant
Cross-border Community Cooperation, Engagement and
Sustainability
James Scott, University of Eastern Finland
Heather N. Nicol, Trent University
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Columbia
“New Civic Neighborhood: Cross-Border Cooperation
and Civil Society Engagement at the Finnish-Russian
Border”
Jussi Laine, University of Eastern Finland
“Community Engagement and the Reduction of CrossBorder Transaction Costs”
Todd Hataley and Christian Leuprecht, Royal Military
College of Canada
“Border Planning with the C3 Index : The role of
cultural competency in creating sustainable
communities”
Andrea Garfinkel-Castro, University of Utah
“How to measure the success of cross-border
cooperation? Selected criteria of assessment”
Krzysztof Wojciechowski, Europa-Universitaet Viadrina
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Panel 17
Migración y Violencia
Moderator
Discussant
Rodolfo Rincones Delgado, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez and
University of Texas, El Paso
Christine Brenner, University of Massachusetts, Boston
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Summit Peak
“Circulación Laboral de Personas Altamente Calificadas
en la Región del Paso del Norte”
Rodolfo Rincones Delgado, Universidad Autónoma de
Ciudad Juárez and University of Texas, El Paso
“Lo Que Ciudad Juárez y Sus Habitantes Necesitan”
Héctor Padilla Delgado, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad
Juárez
“Una Reflexión Sobre la Problemática Migratoria en el
Norte de México desde la Frontera de Ciudad Juárez-El
Paso”
Carmen Caballero Lozano, Universidad Autónoma de
Ciudad Juárez
“Using a Petri Net to Compare Social Inclusion for its
Minorities into Three Societies: The Basque Country,
Republic of Hawaii and Juárez City”
Carlos Alberto Ochoa Ortiz-Zezzatti, Universidad
Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
Panel 18
Moderator
Discussant
The Sovereign Border – State, Territory, Effect
Jussi Lane, University of Eastern Finland
Akihiro Iwashita, Hokkaido University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Yale
“European Union and Conceptual Borderings of
Europe: Is the Territorial “Trap” a Trap?”
“Sovereign Borders, East and West”
Edward Boyle, Hokkaido University
“Beyond Westphalian Borders: Changing Concepts of
Sovereignty and the Notion of De-Bordering and ReBordering”
Ilkka Liikanen, University of Eastern Finland
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Panel 19
Moderator
Discussant
La Frontera
Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, University of Texas, Brownsville
Tony Payan, Univeristy of Texas, El Paso and Baker Institute, Rice University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Columbia
“Drogas, Violencia y Tráfico de Personas en las Dos
Fronteras de México: Diagnóstico y Recomendaciones
de Política y Cooperación Regional”
Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, University of Texas,
Brownsville
“Evolución en indicadores de desarrollo humano y de
capacidades institucionales en Baja California y sus
municipios (2000-2010)”
Agustín Sandez Pérez, Universidad Autónoma de Baja
California
“El Programa Oportunidades y su impacto en las
relaciones de género en un contexto fronterizo, 20062012”
Consuelo Pequeño Rodríguez and Mayra González Castillo,
“Estudio de los Factores Determinantes del Desempeño
del Producto Interno Bruto en las Entidades
Federativas Mexicanas: Educación e Infraestructura”
Tom Fullerton, University of Texas, El Paso, and
Patricia Barraza de Anda, Lisbeily Domínguez, Universidad
Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
Panel 20
Moderator
Discussant
Forces, Dynamics, and Impacts of Violence on the News
Media on the Texas-Mexico Border
Irasema Coronado, University of Texas, El Paso
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Suite 401
“Adaptations and Practice of Journalism in the News
Media System of the Laredo Region”
Maria Flores, Texas A&M University
“Risks on Freedom of Information and the Press due to
Violence on the Southwestern U.S. Border”
Guadalupe Correa, University of Texas, Brownsville
“Transformation and Dynamics of News Media
Production on the U.S.-Mexico Border”
“Social Impacts of Violence on the Family across the
Texas-Mexico Border”
Silvia Nunez, Universidad Nacional Autonama de Mexico,
CISAN
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FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Yale
Panel
21
Moderator
Panelists
Panel 22
Moderator
Discussant
PLENARY SESSION: Public Policy
and the Border: The ‘Beyond the
Border’ Accord Between Canada
and the United States in the
Context of Globalization and
Transnationalism
Don Alper, Western Washington University
Chris Sands, Western Washington
University, Geoffrey Hale, University of
Lethbridge, Don Alper, Western Washington
University, Christian Leuprecht and Todd
Hataley, Royal Military College of Canada
Mobility Makes the Heart Grow Fonder?: Migration,
Repatriation, and Border Crossing Phenomena in Eurasia
Naomi Chi, Hokkaido University
Martin van der Velde, Radboud University
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Columbia
“Migration in the Age of Mobility: Border Crossing,
Transcending Identities”
“Borderland People at the Edge of Eurasia: Sakhalin
Island and Changing Border”
Taisho Nakayama, Hokkaido University
“Russian Transatlantic Liners after the Russo-Japanese
War: Passport Issues of Jewish Immigrants”
Yukimura Sakon, Hokkaido University
“Too Asian, Not Asian Enough: Study on Contemporary
British Asian Writings”
Hisae Komatsu, Hokkaido University
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Panel 23
Moderator
Discussant
Historical and Literary Perspectives on Borders
Oscar Martinez, University of Arizona
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Wilson
“Hyphenated Citizen: How American Federation of
Labor Organizer Clemente Idar Fought for Labor and
Citizenship Rights for Mexicans and Mexican
Americans in South Texas, 1918-1934”
Stephanie L. Diaz, University of Central Oklahoma
“Migration, Region and Literature: Transformation of
the Polish Cross-Border Writers in Germany”
Satoko Inoue, University of Tokyo
“The U.S. – Mexico war and Mexican Identity: Ignacio
Solares’ Yankee Invasion: A Novel of Mexico City”
John Dean, Texas A&M University
“Degrees of Loyalty: The Mexican Revolution and
World War I”
Nicholas Villanueva, Vanderbilt University
Panel 24
Moderator
Discussant
Student Panel: Representaciones del feminicidio en la
literature, el cine y el arte
Javier Duran, University of Arizona
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Yale
“Análisis del filme El Traspatio Juárez: Gritos en
Silencio, como discurso adherente a los feminicidios
en Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México”
Patricia Carrete, University of Texas, El Paso
“The Virgin of Juárez: Representación ordinaria de un
problema extraordinario”
Carmen de Leon, University of Texas, El Paso
“El arte como medio de reclamo social. Un análisis a la
canción Sueños Rotos”
Mirna Ajo, University of Texas, El Paso
“Enredadera a dos voces”
Emily Celeste Vásquez Enríquez, University of Texas, El
Paso
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FRIDAY
6:00-7:00 pm
Mt. Columbia
FRIDAY
7:00-9:00 pm
Mt. Elbert B
Panel 25
Moderator
Discussant
Association for Borderlands Studies Business
Meeting
Association for Borderlands Studies Reception (By
Invitation Only)
De-Bordering Processes of Environmental Change and
Natural Resources Development, and the Changing
Structure of Governance Systems
Chris Brown, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Columbia
“National and Regime Borders in Ecosystem
Management: The Case of the Amur-Okhotsk
Ecosystem”
Yasunori Hanamatsu, Hokkaido University
“Overlapping Spaces and Changing Boundaries in
Water Governance of the Mekong River”
Shiro Mineta, Waseda University
“Conflicting National Interests Without a Shared
Framework for Boundary Making and Cooperative
Management in the South China Sea”
Akihiro Hirayama, Hokkaido University
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Panel 26
Moderator
Discussant
Representation and Contestation in Borderlands Space
Victor Konrad, Carleton University
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Yale
“Water and Death: Representations of the “letting die”
in the Sonoran Desert Border in ‘Humane Borders’
Maps”
Daniela Johannes, University of Arizona
“The Nature of Borders”
Beatrix Haselsberger, Vienna University of Technology
“Contesting the Borderlands: Sounding and Shaping
Dialogue within Immigration Removal Centres”
Julia Morris, University of London
“You Teach a Night in Compton?: Personal Reflections
on Narratives of Borders of Class and Privilege in the
City of Angels”
Gabriele Kohpahl, UCLA Center for the Study of Women
SATURDAY
9:30-11:30 am
Imperial Ballroom
Short Course on Visualizing North America’s
Changing Environment offered and supported by
the Commission for Environmental Cooperation
Facilitators and Instructors, Karen Richardson and Jeff
Staub, Commission for Environmental Cooperation
This workshop will use GIS layers from the North American
Environmental Atlas of the CEC to explore environmental
issues. This hands-on workshop will use Arc GIS layers and
Geo PDFs to explore the different layers in the atlas.
Participants are welcome to use workshop materials or
bring their own laptop to follow the discussion.
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Panel 27
Moderator
Discussant
Panel Discussion on Major Border/Borderlands Projects
Around the World: Purpose, Design, Impact and Opportunity
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Columbia
Panel 28
Moderator
Discussant
Panelists:
Don Alper, Western Washington University
Anne-Laure Amilhat-Szary University of Grenoble
Akihiro Iwashita, Hokkaido University
Problemas sociales transfronterizos. Una Mirada
multidisciplinaria desde la frontera Mexicana
Sonia Bass Zavala, Universida Autonama de Ciudad Juarez
Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, University of Texas, Brownsvile
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Yale
“OSCs, filantropía y desarrollo. La solución de
problemáticas sociales en las ciudades fronterizas de
Tamaulipas”
Artemisa López León, Colegio de la Frontera NorteMatamoros
“Pobreza urbana. Una realidad de la frontera juarense”
Sonia Bass Zavala, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad
Juárez
Jaime Ramírez Muñoz, El Colegio de México
“Migración, Ciudadanía y Familias. Una reflexión desde
los mercados laborales tras nacionales de la Frontera
Norte de México”
José Guadalupe Rodríguez Gutiérrez, Universidad de
Sonora-Unidad Nogales
“La Universidad Mexicana tampoco cruza la frontera”
David Rocha Romero, Universidad Autónoma de Baja
California-Tijuana
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Panel 29
PLENARY SESSION: Visualizing Borders—Exhibition on
‘Indigenous Ainu People and Borders’ at the Hokkaido
University Museum
Moderator
Edward Boyle, Hokkaido University
SATURDAY
11:30 am-12:45 pm
Mt. Columbia
Panel 30
PLENARY SESSION: Making a World-Wide Border Studies
Community: The BRIT – ABS Nexus
Moderator
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Yale
Panel 31
Speakers:
Koji Yamazaki, Center for Ainu and Indigenous Studies,
Hokkaido University
Moderator
Discussant
This session continues the dialogue of the ABS
visioning committee and the ABS planning initiative.
Panelists:
Tony Payan University of Texas, El Paso and Baker
Institute, Rice University, Akihiro Iwashita, Hokkaido
University, Martin van der Velde, Radboud University,
Kimberly Collins, California State University, San
Bernardino, Paul Richardson, University of Manchester
Bordering Russia and China
Beatrix Haselsberger, Vienna University of Technology
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Yale
“From Closed City to Window on Asia: Vladivostok and
the changing nature of Russia’s far eastern
borderlands”
Paul Richardson, University of Manchester
“China’s Xinjiang and Central Asia: Opportunity and
Challenge to Integrate”
Xu Jianying, Research Centre for History and Geography
of China’s Borderlands, Chinese Academy of Social
Sciences
“Putin, Medvedev and Eurasian Integration”
Hanna Smith, University of Helsinki
“Kyrgyzstan and the Eurasian Customs Union”
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Panel 32
Moderator
Discussant
Critical Border Studies
Heather N. Nicol, Trent University
Kimberly Collins, California State University, San Bernardino
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Columbia
“Border Studies: bringing the state, comparative
analysis and intersectionality back in”
Bruno Dupeyron, University of Regina
“Global, Regional, National, and Local Perspectives of
the ‘Other’ along the Bulgarian-Macedonian Border”
Cynthia Lintz, Virginia Tech
“Female experiences in the political system: a case
study of the policies of the border state of Chihuaha,
Mexico”
Martha Estela Pérez García, Universidad Autónoma de
Ciudad Juárez
“Political participation in local government: the case
of women in the border state of Chihuahua”
Isabel Escalona Rodríguez, Universidad Autónoma de
Ciudad Juárez
Panel 33
Moderator
¿Quién cuida a los niños, niñas y jóvenes en Ciudad Juárez?
Casas de cuidado, albergues infantiles, y sistemas
escolarizados
Sandra Bustillos Durán
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Summit Peak
“Familias, Mujeres, Niños, Niñas, y Jóvenes: Una
Mirada Demográfica de Ciudad Juárez”
Sandra Bustillos Durán, Socorro Velázquez, and Myrna
Limas, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez
“El Cuidado Infantil en Familias Indígenas Migrantes
en Chihuahua, México”
Pavel Gutiérrez Sandoval, Evangelina Cervantes, and
Marisol Arizméndiz, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad
Juárez
“Centros de Bienestar Infantil en Ciudad Juárez: De
una Acción Social a una Política Pública”
Carmen Lucila Álvarez González, Aida Reyes Escalante,
“Cuidadoras, Nannys y & Sirvientas”
Edith Vera Bustillos, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad
Juárez and University of Texas, El Paso
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“Desdibujando las Paternidades, Historias y
Reconfiguraciones de Hijos y Padres entre Varones en
Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua”
Flor Urbina Barrera, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad
Juárez
“Exclusión Escolar de las Juventudes de Ciudad
Juárez”
María Nieves González Valles, Alberto Castro Valles, and
Maria Elena Vidaña Gaytan, Universidad Autónoma de
Ciudad Juárez
Panel 34
Moderator
Discussant
Conflict and Governance
Leslie Powner, Keele University
Christian Leuprecht, Royal Military College of Canada
SATURDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Columbia
“The Lesser Evil: The State and Drug Network
Resilience in Mexico”
Nathan Jones, Baker Institute, Rice University
“La Hidropolítica en el Rio Suchiate: Un acercamiento
a la cuenca transfronteriza y a sus conflictos”
Jonathan Gómora Alarcón
“Cross-border governance on the U.S.-Mexico Border”
Pamela Cruz, University of Texas, El Paso
Panel 35
Moderator
Discussant
New Dimensions in Border Studies
Anne-Laure Amilhat-Szary, University of Grenoble
Paul Richardson, University of Manchester
SATURDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Yale
“The geopolitical meaning of a contemporary visual art
upsurge on the Canada-U.S. border”
Anne-Laure Amilhat-Szary, University of Grenoble
“The Border as Underwater ‘Barrier’? Early
Development of the Submarine and the Extension of
the Tridimensionality of National Boundaries”
Lawrence Taylor, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, Tijuana
“Sakhalin, Kunashir, Yonaguni, and Tsushima: Current
Situations in the Japanese ‘Border’ Regions”
Hiroshi Itani, Hokkaido University
“The ‘Beyond the Border Accord’, Critical Border
Studies, and a Prospectus for Borderlands Culture
Exploration for Canada”
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CANADIAN STUDIES
CANADIAN STUDIES
Rev. Thomas R. Murphy
Seattle University
Denver Lewellen
University of California, Berkeley
Panel 1
History and Anthropology
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
“Still Alive: The Role of Community Care Services for
Persons with HIV in Nova Scotia”
Denver Lewellen, the University of California at Berkeley
“A Home Neither There nor Here: African America
Refugees at Victoria, Vancouver Island, 1858-1865”
Rev. Thomas R. Murphy, S.J, Seattle University
“Mayor Steven Juba and the proposed Winnipeg
Monorail project of the 1970's”
Lawrence Taylor, El Colegio De la Frontera Norte
“Emily Carr and the Anthropologists”
Rita Ross, the University of California at Berkeley
Panel 2
Moderator
Literature
Rita Ross, the University of California at Berkeley
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
“Imagining the River of Now and Then”
Carol Beran, St. Mary's College of California
“Layers of Time: Margaret Atwood's Handling of Time
in 'The Handmaid's Tale.'”
Charlotte Templin, University of Indianapolis
“In Search of the Dead in Atwood's 'Isis in Darkness'
and Other Texts”
Sharon Wilson, the University of Northern Colorado
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CANADIAN STUDIES
Panel 3
Moderator
Discussant
Managing the Interaction between National and
Regional/Cross-Regional Governance: Regulatory
Cooperation Projects in North America and Beyond (CROSS
LISTED WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE AND ASSOCIATION OF
BORDERLANDS STUDIES)
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Columbia
Panel 4
“The US-Canada Regulatory Cooperation Council:
Opportunities, Outcomes and Options”
Geoffrey Hale, the University of Lethbridge
Europe? Asymmetrical Bargaining Between Regulatory
States”
Political Science
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
“Not in Our Lands: A Comparative Case Study of
Canadian Indigenous Resistance Strategies to Natural
Resource Development in British Columbia and the
Arctic”
Timothy Casey, Colorado Mesa University
“The Harper Legacy and the Canadian Party System”
Steve Patten, the University of Alberta
“Canadian Diplomacy and the 1982 Falklands War”
Timothy Winegard, Colorado Mesa University
“The Canadian Provincial Nominee Program: One
answer to America’s flawed Model of Immigration
Policy-Making?”
Andrew Thangasamy, Metropolitan State University of
Denver
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CHICANO STUDIES
CHICANO STUDIES
Debra D. Andrist
Sam Houston State University
Panel 1
Moderator
Discussant
Gender and Identity
Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University
Kay Raymond, Sam Houston State University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Executive Suite 501
“Bridges”
Debra D. Andrist, Sam Houston State University
“From Berkeley to Chiloé: A Young Woman Gains
Strength”
Kay Raymond, Sam Houston State University
“Latina Ophelia Project Girls in the Coachella Valley”
Edgar Butler, University of California, Riverside
“Género, erotismo, magia y estilo literario en “Dos
Palabras”, cuento de Isabel Allende”
Jorge Chavarro, Sam Houston University
Panel 2
Moderator
Discussant
Geography and Identity
Kimberly Habeggar, Regis University, Denver
Lauren M.P. Derby, University of Houston
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
“The Signs of the American Southwest”
Kimberly Habeggar, Regis University, Denver
Mt. Columbia
“Natural(ization): Surroundings and Psyche in Americo
Paredes' George Washington Gómez”
Lauren M.P. Derby, University of Houston
“The Controversial Use of Principles of Social Network
Theory in Practice With Immigrants in Border Areas”
Emilia E. Martínez-Brawley and Paz M. B. Zorita, Arizona
State University
“La parodia en Raining Backwards: A New Orleans Jazz
Funeral”
Elizabeth Coscio, University of St. Thomas/Houston
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CHICANO STUDIES
Panel 3
Moderator
Discussant
Ethnic/Racial Issues and Identity
Rafael E. Saumell Muñoz, Sam Houston State University
Stephen Miller, Texas A&M University
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
“José María Heredia: A Cuban Without a Country”
Rafael E. Saumell Muñoz, Sam Houston State University
“Woman’s Unlikely Surrender: A Feminist Reading of
Cristina García’s Dreaming in Cuban”
Brenda Adcock, Fort Hays Kansas State University
“Negritud: Expresión literaria y social en el Perú”
Alcibíades Policarpo, Sam Houston State University
“Today’s First Generation Hispanic/Latino
College/University Students and Hinojosa’s Klail City
Death Trip Series”
Stephen Miller, Texas A&M University
40
CHRONIC DISEASE AND DISABILITY
CHRONIC DISEASE AND
DISABILITY
James G. Linn
Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and
International Development
Debra R. Wilson
Middle Tennessee State University
Steven E. Brown
University of Hawaii
Panel 1
Moderator
Discussant
Conceptualizing, Implementing, and Evaluating Nursing
Interventions
Debra R. Wilson, Middle Tennessee State University
Cheryl Kruschke, Regis University
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Crestone Peak
““How to Live Well With Chronic Disease: A
Management Model for Addiction and Other Chronic
Diseases”
Sandra Rasmussen, Williamsville Wellness and Walden
University
“Discovery Club: Implementation of Community
Partnerships for a Better Tomorrow”
Nicole Thede, Metropolitan State University of Denver
“Testing the Care Dependency Scale in the Long Term
Care Setting”
Cheryl Kruschke, Tristen Amador, Jode Malhotra, and
Teresa Stephen, Regis University
“Diabetes Management Update: Promoting Self-Efficacy
and Improving Quality of Life”
Cathy Cooper, Middle Tennessee State University
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Panel 2
Moderator
Discussant
Qualitative Research in Nursing Practice
Phyllis Graham-Dickerson, Regis University
Lynne Bentley, University of Colorado, Denver
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Crestone Peak
“State of the Science: Linking Burden of Disease,
Identity, and Emotional Distress in Cancer Survivors”
Lynne Bentley, University of Colorado, Denver
“Long-Term Health Outcomes of Childhood Sexual
Abuse”
Debra R. Wilson, Middle Tennessee State University and
Walden University
“The Lived Experience of Digital Storytelling: Part I, II,
& III”
Phyllis Graham-Dickerson, Lynn Wimett, and Cheryl
Kruschke, Regis University
Panel 3
Moderator
Discussant
Qualitative Analyses of the Lived Experiences of Chronic
Illness and Disability
Adi Finklestein, The Hebrew University and the School of Nursing, the JCT,
Jerusalem, Israel
Susan Schweik, University of California, Berkeley
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Crestone Peak
“Stories From the Heart: Biosocial Narratives of
Women With Complex Congenital Heart Disease”
Kaitlin Kimmel, University of California, Berkeley
“My Relationship With the Bag: A Dialogue”
Susan Schweik, University of California, Berkeley and Adi
Finklestein, The Hebrew University and the School of
Nursing, the JCT, Jerusalem, Israel
“The Lived Realities of Persons With Chronic Pain”
Hilary Selznick, Illinois State University
“Parents' Perceptions of Risk and Their Desires for
Their Children With Disabilities”
Anita Nelson Neihues and Anita Bundy, University of
Sydney, Australia
“If They Found a Cure For Your Condition, Would You
Take It”
Adi Finklestein, The Hebrew University and the School of
Nursing, the JCT, Jerusalem, Israel and Kaitlin Kimmel,
University of California, Berkeley
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Panel 4
Moderator
Discussant
Disability Education and Preferences for Social Support
James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International
Development
Steven E. Brown, University of Hawaii
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Crestone Peak
Panel 5
Moderator
Discussant
“Support Experiences and Preferences of Mothers With
Physical or Vision-Related Disability”
Carol J. Gill, University of Illinois at Chicago
“Growing Disability Studies in the Pacific”
Steven E. Brown, Holly M. Manaseri, and Megan A.
Conway, University of Hawaii
Nursing Education Programs for Disabled Populations
Janice Harris, Middle Tennessee State University
Brandi Lindsey, Middle Tennessee State University
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Crestone Peak
“Are You Ready? What You Need to Know and Do Prior
to a Disaster To Aid the Chronically Ill and Disabled”
Janice Harris, Middle Tennessee State University
“Emergency Nursing Equipment for the Special Needs
Child”
Jennifer Frizzell, Middle Tennessee State University
“Assessing Family Management Styles Within the
Family of A Child With Special Needs”
Brandi Lindsey, Middle Tennessee State University
Panel 6
Moderator
Discussant
Research on Disability and Chronic Illness in Africa and
Latin America
James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International
Development
Susan Bridle, Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Crestone Peak
“The Experience of Disability Rights in Ghana: A Case
Study From the Eastern Region”
Jeff Grischow, Wilfrid Laurier University
“Different Stresses: An Ethnographic Study of Food
Behaviors, Perceptions, and Attitudes Among Families
in Three Communities (upper-, middle-, and lowincome) in the Mazatlan Metropolitan Area”
Susan Bridle, Korbel School of International Studies,
University of Denver
43
“Building Networks and Sharing Mental Suffering: The
Social Circles of Madness”
Breno Fontes, Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil
“Job Satisfaction Among Nurses Who Provide
HIV/AIDS Care in Botswana”
Thabo T. Fako, University of Botswana; James G. Linn,
Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and International
Development; Ntonghanwah Forcheh, University of
Botswana; and Debra R. Wilson, Middle Tennessee State
University and Walden University
“Knowledge about HIV/AIDS among Nurses who
Provide HIV/AIDS Care in Botswana”
James G. Linn, Optimal Solutions in Healthcare and
International Development; Thabo T. Fako, University of
Botswana; Debra R. Wilson, Middle Tennessee State
University and Walden University; and Ntonghanwah
Forcheh, University of Botswana
Panel 7
Moderator
Discussant
Disability Policy: Conceptualization and Implementation
Gary E. May, University of Southern Indiana
James Dickerson, University of Southern Indiana
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Crestone Peak
“Conceptualizing Barriers Facing Disabled Workers”
Kathleen R. Johnson and Karen A. Couture, Keene State
College
“Improving Economic and Educational Outcomes For
Individuals With Disabilities: A Call to Action”
Nicolette Felker, Highline Community College
“Disability Rights and Natural Rights; Where Do They
Come From?”
Timothy Lillie, The University of Akron
“Social Justice and Disability Programming at the
University of Southern Indiana”
James Dickerson and Gary E. May, University of Southern
Indiana
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Panel 8
Moderator
Discussant
Stress, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse Among
Physicians and Medical Students
Cynthia D. Jackson, Meharry Medical College
William D. Richie, Meharry Medical College
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Crestone Peak
“Stressors Facing Physicians: Mental Health
Outcomes”
Rahn K. Bailey, William D. Richie, Cynthia D. Jackson,
Sharda Mishra, and Osas Osa-Edoh, Meharry Medical
College
“Physicians and Substance Abuse: An Historical
Overview”
William D. Richie, Cynthia D. Jackson, Sharda Mishra,
Rahn K. Bailey, and Osas Osa-Edoh, Meharry Medical
College
“Depression and Substance Abuse: Its Effects on
Medical Students”
Sharda Mishra, Cynthia D. Jackson, Rahn K. Bailey,
William D. Richie, and Osas Osa-Edoh, Meharry Medical
College
“Are Medical Students Prone to Depression More than
the General Population”
Cynthia D. Jackson, Sharda Mishra, William D. Richie,
Rahn K. Bailey, and Osas Osa-Edoh, Meharry Medical
College
Panel 9
Moderator
Discussant
Research on Neurological and Behavioral Disorders
Julie Schumacher, Illinois State University
Damon G. Syphers, Walden University
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Crestone Peak
“Understanding Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia in
the American Indian Community: A Tribal CommunityBased Participatory Approach”
Damon G. Syphers, Walden University
“Effects of Reported Vitamin D and Omega-3
Supplementation on Multiple Sclerosis Specific Quality
of Life”
Kevin Pietro, Bill Anderson, and Julie Schumacher, Illinois
State University
“Is ADHD a Chronic Disorder?”
Dev Bose, Iowa State University
45
Panel 10
Moderator
Discussant
Community and Institutional Change Related to Health,
Illness, and Disability
Robyn Mobbs, University of Colorado, Denver
William J. Norwood, Middle Tennessee State University
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
“Partners for a Healthy Development”
Robyn Mobbs, University of Colorado, Denver
Crestone Peak
“See A Need, Fill A Need: Tennessee's Forgotten
Reform Legacy: The Dept. of Vocational Rehabilitation,
1929-2000”
William J. Norwood, Middle Tennessee State University
“Disability and Museum History: Exhibiting the
'Other'”
Katie Stringer, Middle Tennessee State University
“Medical Expansion to Adults Without Dependent
Children in the State of Colorado”
Erin O'Reilly, University of Denver
46
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Kevin Mitchell
College of Southern Nevada
Panel 1
Moderator
Words….They Don’t All Add Up (CROSS-LISTED WITH MASS
COMMUNICATION)
Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Wilson
“Sandy Can’t Take Our Summer: Hurricane Sandy, the
Jersey Shore, and the Role of Media in Travel and
Tourism”
Helena Squier, Northern Arizona University
“Is Ignorance Really Bliss?” An Analysis of Foucault’s
Theories on Rhetoric, Language, and Entrapment”
Amanda Brand, Northern Arizona University
“What’s in a Name!”
“Communication in Action: Improving
Communication through the Analysis of Airline
Operational Processes”
Christy Brazee, Denver Lopp and Gary Eiff, University of
Wisconsin Oshkosh
Panel 2
Moderator
Presidential Crisis Rhetoric
Brant Short, Northern Arizona University
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Oxford
“Land of the Free, Home of the Brave: Presidential
Crisis Speeches”
Katherine Kurpierz, Northern Arizona University
“A Generic Criticism of Presidential Speeches After
National Shooting Incidents”
Ashley Garcia, Northern Arizona University
“The Anti-Eulogy: Responses to U.S. Targeted Killings
of Suspected Terrorists”
Rebecca Rice, Northern Arizona University
47
Panel 3
Moderator
Rhetoric, Ideology and Political Communication
Alex Corcoran, Northern Illinois University
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Oxford
“Here in <America>: Mitt Romney’s Use of Ideographs
that Portray the <American> Dream in the 2012
Presidential Race”
Ashleigh M. Day, Northern Arizona University
“Sandra Day O'Connor: A Rhetorical Analysis of Her
Post Supreme Court Judicial Advocacy”
Ashley Garcia, Northern Arizona University
“Developing a New Political Structure Through a
Feminist Rhetorical Style”
Charlotte Klesman, Northern Arizona University
“Liquor or no liquor that is the question: An analysis of
rhetorical images used during the prohibition”
Alissa Wolken, Northern Arizona University
Panel 4
Moderator
Reconsidering the Public Speaking Course in the 21st
Century
Dayle Hardy-Short, Northern Arizona University
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Oxford
“Teaching Honors Public Speaking Classes: Challenging
Engaged Students”
Charlotte Klesman, Northern Arizona Unviersity
“Teaching Speech in Dinetah: Challenges,
Opportunities, and Cultural
Adaptation”
Robert Barraclough, Dine College
“Comparing Student Interactions in a Course
Management System vs. Facebook”
Linda Alexander, West Los Angeles College
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Panel 5
Moderator
Diverse Rhetorical Texts in American Culture
Robert Barraclough, Dine College
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Oxford
“Occupy Gotham City: Understanding the Batman
Trilogy as a Socio-Political Reflection of Terror,
Economic Protest, and American Individualism”
Caitlyn Burford, Northern Arizona University
“Martin Luther King’s Final Crusade: The Rhetorical
Failure of the Poor People’s Campaign”
Alex Corcoran, Northern Illinois University and Brant
Short, Northern Arizona University
“‘A Left-Handed Commencement’: An Analysis of
Ursala Kroeber Le Guin’s Initiation of Millis College
Graduates into a New World”
Genevieve Burns, Northern Arizona University
“Chiming In From the Back: Bumper Stickers, Political
Discourse, and Ideographs”
Grace Peterson, Northern Arizona University
Panel 6
Moderator
Gaming, Perceptions and Prison Audiences
Kevin Mitchell, College of Southern Nevada
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Oxford
“Exclusionary Play in the Elitist Gamer Culture in
Final Fantasy XI”
“Got Boobs? You’re Fake: Sexual Harassment in
Cosplay at Science Fiction/Fantasy Conventions”
April C. Hebert, College of Southern Nevada
“Tattoos, Flirting, and Perception: What is the
Relationship Between Flirting Styles And Social
Perception of the Other?”
Yiwei Chen, Michael Gray and Ernest Rice, Arkansas State
University
“Communication, Identity, and Change: Reconsidering
the Relationship between the Discourse of Self and
Organizational Change”
John McClellan, Boise State University
“Getting In, Getting Through: Educating Prison
Audiences”
Kevin Mitchell, College of Southern Nevada
49
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND
CRIMINOLOGY
Ross Burkhart, Interim Section
Coordinator
Boise State University
Panel 1
Moderator
Juvenile Delinquency
Corina Schulze, University of South Alabama
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Crestone Peak
“Familial Structures and Juvenile Delinquency:
Implications of a Retrospective Cohort Study”
Corina Schulze and Valerie Bryan, University of South
Alabama
“Perspective of Youth / Juveniles: Understanding What
Issues Youth Feel Are Important Regarding Juvenile
Delinquency”
Raymond Varela, New Mexico Highlands University
“Adolescent Shoplifting and Restorative Justice”
Tyler Wilson, Colorado State University
Panel 2
Moderator
Sentencing and Corrections
Melinda D. Schlager, Texas A&M University—Commerce
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Crestone Peak
“Costs of a Prison Nursery”
Joseph R. Carlson, University of Nebraska at Kearney
“Short and Shitty: The Relevance of Halfway House
Incident Reports in Evaluating Program Compliance
and Determining Program Outcome”
Melinda D. Schlager, Texas A&M University—Commerce
“To Plea or Not To Plea? The Impact of Plea Bargains
on the Disposition and Length of Felony Sentences in
Nevada”
Victoria Springer and Lindsay Perez, University of Nevada,
Reno
“Rehabilitation in a Prisoner Reentry Program: Is
Recidivism the Appropriate Measure of Effectiveness?”
Christopher A. Veeh, Margaret E. Severson, Kimberly
Bruns, and Jaehoon Lee, University of Denver
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY
Panel 3
Moderator
Program and Data Evaluation
Danielle Soto, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Crestone Peak
“Techniques of Neutralization and Illicit Prescription
Stimulant Drug Use on a College Campus”
Michael Costelloe, Christine Arazan, and Nancy Lubick,
Northern Arizona University
“Descriptive Evaluation of Serial Rape Using FBI Data”
Brooke de Heer, Northern Arizona University
“Concealed-Carry Laws and Race: A Test of Minority
Threat Theory in Law Generation”
Danielle Soto, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
“Involuntary Commitment Laws v. Patient Rights: A
Public Safety Issue.”
Teresa I. Francis, Central Washington University
Theodore O. Francis, Independent Researcher
“A Recidivism Analysis of a Drug Court in the Upper
Midwest”
Kevin M. Thompson, North Dakota State University
Panel 4
Moderator
Emerging Issues in Criminal Justice
N. Prabha Unnithan, Colorado State University
SATURDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Crestone Peak
“Investment in Drug Treatment as an Indicator of
Successful Recovery and Crim-Avoidance: Prague,
Czech Republic”
Lauren Alessi, Colorado State University
“The Federal Raid on Gibson Guitars: Corporate
Greenwashing and the Lacey Act's Evolving 'Due Care'
Standard”
Thomas Brown, Virginia Wesleyan College
“Women Mentoring Women in Law Enforcement: Some
Themes from Interviews with Women Police
Commanders”
Dennis W. Catlin, Northern Arizona University
51
ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT (AFIT)
ECONOMICS: ASSOCIATION FOR
INSTITUTIONAL THOUGHT (AFIT)
John Hall
Portland State University
Panel 1
Moderator
Discussants
Institutional Economics and Labor Issues
Geoff Schneider, Bucknell University
Christopher Brown, Arkansas State University
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Gray’s Peak A
“Unemployment as an Economic Institution”
Dell P. Champlin, Willamette University, and Janet T.
Knoedler, Bucknell University
“The Well-Being of Working Women in Times of
Economic Crisis and Recovery: Insights from the
“Great Recession”
Janice Peterson, California State University-Fresno
“Job Stability and Economic Recovery: The Role of
Non-Standard and Contingent Work”
Barbara A. Wiens-Tuers, Penn State Altoona
“Playing Fair: Debates on Policy Towards China and
the Myth of the Free Market”
Barbara E. Hopkins, Wright State University
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Panel 2
Moderator
Discussants
Institutional Approaches to Energy, the Environment, and
Agriculture
Thursday
Rick Adkisson, New Mexico State University – Las Cruces
Rick Adkisson, New Mexico State University – Las Cruces
Kalpana Khanal, University of Missouri-Kansas City
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Gray’s Peak A
“Farm Subsidies and Technical Change: State-Mediated
Accumulation in U.S. Agriculture”
Elizabeth A. Ramey, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
“Managing Energy or Being Managed by Energy?
Instrumental Imperatives and Ceremonial
Impediments to Change in Maine Farming”
Mark Haggerty, Honors College, University of Maine;
Breana Bennett, Honors College, University of Maine;
Stephanie Welcomer, Maine Business School, University of
Maine; John Jemison, University of Maine, Cooperative
Extension
“Urban Farming and Economic Development”
Brian Werner, University of Missouri – Kansas City
Panel 3
Moderator
Discussant
Frontiers in Institutional Thought
Kurt J. Keiser, Southwestern College
Benjamin Wilson, University of Missouri-Kansas City
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Evans
“Intellectual Property Run Amok; The Patent Thicket
and the Prospects of a Green Kondratieff”
Christopher Brown, Arkansas State University
“Monetary Policy with Double Entry Accounting
Creates Ecological Damage: Need for Single-Entry
Accounting with Ecological Indicators”
F. Gregory Hayden, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
“Addressing Sustainability: Integrating Macro Goals
and Micro Techniques with Meso Analysis”
Frederic B. Jennings Jr., Center for Ecological and Ethical
Education
David B. Flood, Hult International Business School
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THURSDAY
11:45 am-1:00 pm
Mt. Evans
Panel 4
Moderator
Discussant
Association for Institutional Thought
Business Meeting
Institutional Thinking on Crisis and Crises
F. Greg Hayden, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
F. Greg Hayden, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
John P. Watkins, Westminster College
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Evans
“Labor Busted, Rising Inequality and the Financial
Crisis of 1929: An Unlearned Lesson”
Jon D. Wisman, American University
“Take the Money and Run: The Business Enterprise in
the Age of Money Manager Capitalism”
Tae-Hee Jo, SUNY Buffalo State College; John F. Henry,
University of Missouri – Kansas City
"Adam Smith's Money Problem"
Reynold F. Nesiba, Augustana College
Panel 5
Moderator
Discussant
Labor and Institutional Perspectives
Caroline Sage Ponder, University of British Columbia
Kenneth W. Stikkers, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Gray’s Peak A
“Economic Growth and Decent Work: A Cross-Country
Comparative Analysis”
Bret Anderson, University of Rhode Island
“Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, Insular Individualism,
and Alternative Perspectives”
Xuan Pham, Rockhurst University; Richard B. Dadzie,
University of Hawaii-West Oahu
“Reconsidering Minsky’s Employer of Last Resort”
Brandon McCoy, Portland State University
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Panel 6
Moderator
Discussant
Work and Community
Jon Wisman, American University
Jon Wisman, American University
Brandon McCoy, Portland State University
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Evans
“John Dewey, Economic Democracy, and the
Mondragon Cooperatives”
Kenneth W. Stikkers, Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
“Immigrant Worker Owned Cooperatives in the U.S.:
Challenges and Strategies for Empowering Immigrant
Workers Through Alternative Economic Models”
Minsun Ji, University of Denver
“Re-Creating Community: Considering a Caring
Economy in Light of Denver’s Urban Camping Ban”
Sarah A. Neeley, University of Denver
Panel 7
Moderator
Discussants
Economic Theory and Institutional Thought
Elizabeth A. Ramey, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Bert Azizoglu, New School University
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Gray’s Peak A
“Cumulative Causation, Corridor of Divergence, and
Institutional Matrices”
Svetlana Kirdina, Russian Academy of Sciences
“Subreption and Institutional Inquiry”
John Hall, Portland State University; Alexander Dunlap,
Sussex University
“Transformations: Breaking Ideology and Expanding
Economic Imagination”
Benjamin Wilson, University of Missouri - Kansas City
“Foucault, Dugger, and Social War”
Alexander Dunlap, University of Sussex, U.K.
“A Veblenian Perspective on the Rise of NeoNationalism in Europe”
Quentin Duroy, Denison University
55
Panel 8
Moderator/
Discussant
AFIT Student Competition Papers
Barbara A. Wiens-Tuers, Penn State Altoona
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Gray’s Peak A
“Walmart’s Contested Expansion in the Retail
Business: Differential Accumulation, Institutional
Restructuring and Social Resistance”
Joseph Baines, York University
“Including Justice in Institutional Analysis: How do
Frameworks for Institutional Analysis Consider Ideas
for Justice”
Susanne Hanger, International Institute for Applied
Systems Analysis; Laxenburg, Austria and Institute for
Environmental Studies, VU University, Amsterdam, The
Netherlands;
Klara Helene Stumpf, Leuphana University of Lüneburg,
Lüneburg (Germany);
Igor Ferraz da Fonseca, Institute for Applied Economic
Research and University of Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil.
“The Commodification of Audience Attention in the
U.S., 1865-1920”
Zoe Sherman, University of Massachusetts
THURSDAY
6:00-9:30 pm
Off-Site (TBA)
Panel 9
Moderator
Discussant
Association for Institutional Thought
Conference Dinner
Heterodox Thinking
John Wisman, American University
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Gray’s Peak A
“Technology and Recombination”
Clive Lawson, Girton College, Cambridge University
“In Defense of Post Keynesian and Heterodox
Microfoundations”
Tae-Hee Jo, SUNY Buffalo State College
Frederic S. Lee, University of Missouri-Kansas City
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“The Collapse of Capitalism and Mainstream Growth
Theory”
Hendrik van den Berg, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
“Fredrich Hayek’s and Hyman Minsky’s Theories of
Financial Crises: A Comparison”
John P. Watkins, Westminster College
Panel 10
Moderator
Discussants
Economic Development, Labor, and Finance (CROSS-LISTED
WITH GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT)
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Evans
“Emerging Contradictions of Brazil’s New
Developmentalism? Growth, Redistribution &
Deindustrialization”
James M. Cypher, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas,
Mexico
“Smith and Hirschman: Division of Labor and the
Activation of Linkages in the Process of Development”
Peter Sai-wing Ho, University of Denver
Panel 11
Moderator
Discussants
Institutional Approaches to Economic Development
(CROSS-LISTED WITH GLOBALIZATION AND
DEVELOPMENT)
Stephanie Welcomer, Maine Business School, University of Maine
Mark Haggerty, Honors College, University of Maine
Xuan Pham, Rockhurst University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Evans
“Can Female Entrepreneurship Programs Support
Social and Solidarity Economy? Insights from China
and India”
Tonia Warnecke, Rollins College
“The Limits to Social Entrepreneurship as a
Development Strategy: Lessons from Africa”
Berhanu Nega and Geoff Schneider, Bucknell University
“Prospects for Ghana’s Development: A Case for the
Developmental State”
Richard B. Dadzie, University of Hawaii-West Oahu
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Panel 12
Moderator
Discussant
Advances in Institutional Thought
Hendrik van den Berg, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Hendrik van den Berg, University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Mitchell R. Green, University of Missouri-Kansas City
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Gray’s Peak A
“Toward a Sustainable and Equitable Society: Insights
from Heterodox Economics and Psychoanalysis”
Arturo Hermann, Italian National Institute of Statistics
“The Trans-Disciplinary Field of Heterodox Economic
Studies”
“Madmen and Economists: Spaceship Earth and
Abundance”
Clifford S. Poirot Jr, Shawnee State University
Panel 13
Moderator
Discussant
Innovative Approaches in Institutional Thought
Arturo Hermann, Italian National Institute of Statistics
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Evans
“Quantifying Culture?”
Richard V. Adkisson, New Mexico Statre University
“In Brains We Trust: Rexford Tugwell’s Revision of the
U.S. Constitution”
“A Tale of Two Networks”
Mitchell R. Green, University of Missouri – Kansas City
“Conceptualizing the Finance - Labor Nexus”
Bert M. Azizoglu, New School University
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Panel 14
Moderator
Discussants
Economic Development and Comparative Systems
Rhonda R. Corman, University of Northern Colorado
Kenneth W. Stikkers, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Svetlana Kirdina, Russian Academy of Sciences
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Gray’s Peak A
“Turning the Villain into the Rescuer: Democratic
Transformations and Progressive Development
Through State Capitalism”
Anna Klimina, St. Thomas More College
“Liberalization and Institutional Change: The Case of
Nepal”
Kalpana Khanal, University of Missouri – Kansas City
“Institutional Change through an Industrial Policy for
Developing Countries”
William R. Baca-Meija, University of Missouri-Kansas City
Panel 15
Session CoChairs
Towards an AFIT MOOC? A Roundtable on Online Learning,
Education, and Institutionalism
Dan Underwood, Peninsula College
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Gray’s Peak A
Panel 16
Moderator
Discussant
Roundtable Participants:
Dan Underwood, Peninsula College
Barbara Wiens-Tuers, Penn State Altoona
Dan Friesner, North Dakota State University
New Perspectives in Institutional Thought
Anna Klimina, St. Thomas More College
Dan Friesner, North Dakota State University
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Gray’s Peak A
“Interlocks and the Evolution of the Commodities
Bubble”
Stephanie Cole, University of Missouri – Kansas City
“United States Tax Policy: An Institutional
Perspective”
Scott McConnell, Eastern Oregon University
“The Neoclassical Build-up of the Relationship between
Labor Productivity and Unemployment”
Gyun Cheol Gu, Korean Institute of Local Finance (KILF),
University of Missouri-Kansas City
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Panel 17
Moderator
Discussants
Sustainability and the Environment: Institutional
Approaches (CROSS-LISTED WITH GLOBALIZATION AND
DEVELOPMENT)
Daniel Underwood, Peninsula College and University of Washington
Panel members and audience
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Pike’s Peak
“Have Modern Economies Outgrown Efficiency?
Concepts of Sustainability Prior to the 20th Century”
“Sustainability When People Matter: Of Owls and Trees
and Community Economic Development”
Daniel Underwood, Peninsula College and University of
Washington; Jason Cross, University of Washington; Dan
Friesner, North Dakota State University
“Atoms, Bits, and Wits: A New Economics for the 21st
Century”
Frederic B. Jennings, Center for Ecological Economic and
Ethical Education
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ECONOMICS: BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Kashi Nath Tiwari
KNT’s Academic Financial Research
Panel 1
Moderator
Discussant
Chaos, Deficits, and Market Efficiency
David H. Lindsay, California State University - Stanislaus
Kashi Nath Tiwari, KNT’s Academic Financial Research
David H. Lindsay California State University, Stanislaus
Thomas Pencek University of South Florida, Sarasota
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Pike’s Peak
“Further Developments on Chaos Based Bankruptcy
Model”
David H. Lindsay, Gokce Soydemir, Annhenrie Campbell,
Kim B. Tan, California State University, Stanislaus
“Twin Deficits and Exotic Financing”
Kashi Nath Tiwari, KNT's Academic Financial Research
“Tests of Market Efficiency”
Thomas Pencek, University of South Florida, Sarasota
“Taxation Incubates Financial Instability”
Kashi Nath Tiwari, KNT's Academic Financial Research
Panel 2
Moderator
Discussant
Ethics, Trade, and Health Issues
Comlanvi Martin Konou, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Mark Evans, California State University- Bakersfield
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Columbia
“Teaching about Ethics in Introductory Economics”
Mark Evans, California State University- Bakersfield
“European Agricultural Biotechnology Preferences and
Policy: Trade creation or Trade diversion?”
Comlanvi Martin Konou, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
“Knowledge Management as a Catalyst for Improving
Health Care Management”
Yong Choi and Chandra Commuri, California State
University, Bakersfield
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Panel 3
Moderator
Discussant
Contemporary Economic Issues
Tracy Mott, University of Denver
Chris Stiffler, University of Denver
Peter Compton, University of Denver
Alexander Spray, University of Denver
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Pike’s Peak
“Contemporary Economic Issues and Policy
Recommendation”
Recommendations”
Peter Compton, University of Denver
Recommendations”
Alexander Spray, University of Denver
Recommendations”
Chris Stiffler, University of Denver
Panel 4
Moderator
Discussant
Behavior and Business Ethics
Kashi Nath Tiwari, KNT's Academic Financial Research, California
William Ray, Emeritus -Texas Christian University
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Pike’s Peak
“Lake Shoreline Valuation in the Public Interest: The
Lake Texoma Case”
“Issues in Behavioral Accounting”
David H. Lindsay, California State University - Stanislaus
“Trading and Behavioral Finance”
Kashi Nath Tiwari, KNT's Academic Financial Research,
California
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Panel 5
Moderator
Discussant
Budget, Benefits, Currency
Charles M. Kariuki, University of Southern Mississippi
Dennis Jansen, Texas A&M University
Chantalle LaFontant, Indiana University
SATURDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Pike’s Peak
“Asymmetric Effects of Federal Funds Rate Target
Changes on Stock Returns in Bull and Bear Markets”
Dennis Jansen and Chun-Li Tsai, Texas A&M University
“‘Crowding out’ Effects, Private investments, and
Jamaica Debt Markets”
Chantalle LaFontant, Indiana University
“African Economic Growth: Evaluating the
Effectiveness of the American and EU Trade
Initiatives”
Charles M. Kariuki, University of Southern Mississippi
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ECONOMICS (GENERAL)
ECONOMICS (GENERAL)
Scott Carson
University of Texas at Permian Basin
Panel 1
Moderator
Discussants
Macroeconomics, Finance, and History
Robert Keller, Colorado State University, Fort Collins
Robert Tokle, Idaho State University
Alexander Duvall-Pelham, Colorado State University
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Elbert B
“Do Sports Stadiums Pay for Themselves? The Case of
Target Field”
Tessa Rohl, Saint Cloud University
“Anatomy of the Housing Bubble and Corresponding
Financial Crisis: A Minskyan Perspective”
Alexander Duvall-Pelham, Colorado State University
“Business Cycle Persistence in a Model with
Endogenous Growth and Fluctuations”
Chase Coleman, Brigham Young University
Kerk L. Phillips, Brigham Young University
Panel 2
Moderator
Discussant
Macro and Finance
Harold R. Christensen, Centenary College of Louisiana
Abdus Samad, Utah Valley University
Soojae Moon, University of Colorado, Boulder
Robert Tokle, Idaho State University
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Elbert B
“The Status of Very Small Credit Unions after the 2008
Financial Crisis”
Robert Tokle, Idaho State University, Joanne Tokle, Idaho
State University
“Comparative Efficiency of Foreign and Domestic
Banks in Bangladesh”
“How Trade Restrictions Disperse: Policy Dynamics
with Firm Selection”
Soojae Moon, University of Colorado, Boulder
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ECONOMICS (GENERAL)
Panel 3
Moderator
Discussant
Macro and Regional Economics, Social Processes
Kristina Lybecker, Colorado College
Comlanvi Martin Konou, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Elbert B
Panel 4
Moderator
Discussant
“The Local Economic Impact of the Farm Boom: A
Spatial Econometric Perspective”
Comlanvi Martin Konou, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Eric Thompson, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
“A Coincident Economic Indicator for the Las Cruces
Metropolitan Area”
Trevor Serrao, New Mexico State University
This paper won the Honorable Mention award for
Undergraduate Papers for this year.
Industrial Economics 1
Michael Marturana, Colorado State University
Edward Hoang, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Jinkook Lee, Texas A&M University
“Liability Risk in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Tort
Law in the US and UK ”
FRIDAY
Lachlin Watkins, Colorado College
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Elbert B
“Executive Compensation, Managerial Demographics
and Firm Performance”
Indrit Hoxha at Penn State-Harrisburg
“Airport-Airline Vertical Contract and Market Power
in the U.S. Airline Industry”
This paper won first place for the best Graduate Paper for
this year.
Panel 5
Moderator
Discussant
Ligaya Rubas, Texas A&M University
Daniel K. N. Johnson, Colorado College
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Elbert B
“The Economic Impacts of Breweries on Larimer
County”
“Factors Affecting Philippine Beef Imports”
Ligaya Rubas, Texas A&M University
“Endogenous Product Characteristics in an Analysis of
Merger Effects: A Study of the U.S. Airline Industry”
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ECONOMICS (GENERAL)
Panel 6
Moderator
Discussant
Trade and Development 1
Winnie Lee, New Mexico State University
Jack Hou, California State University, Long Beach
Shishu Zhang, University of the Incarnate Word (UIW)
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Elbert B
“The Effect of Inflation on Domestic Migrant Worker
Households in China”
Shishu Zhang, University of the Incarnate Word (UIW)
Shuenn Hae Ou, University of the Incarnate Word (UIW)
“The Adjustments of Industrial and Employment
Structure Under the Lewis Turning Point”
“On Trade Openness, Government Size and
Differentiated Factor Intensities”
Mingming Jiang, University of California, Riverside
Panel 7
Moderator
Discussant
Richard Adkisson, New Mexico State University
Joe Price, Brigham Young University
Riley Wilson, Brigham Young University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
“US Consumption Inequality: A Convergence Model”
Dale DeBoer, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
Summit Peak
“Manufacturing Trade and Employment: Regional
Patterns of Change, 2001-2011”
Richard Adkisson, New Mexico State University
“CEO Celebrity Status? Quantifying the Innovative
Impact of Steve Jobs”
Sylvie Scowcroft, Colorado College
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ECONOMICS (GENERAL)
Panel 8
Moderator
Discussant
Labor 1: Labor and entrepreneurship across minority groups
Behroz Baraghosi, Eastern Connecticut State University
Scott Alan Carson, University of Texas, Permian Basin
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Elbert B
“Social Networks and Women Entrepreneurs”
Katie Court, Fielding Graduate School
“The effect of child labor on participation in CCTs”
Song Bo Sim, University of Colorado, Boulder
“Variations in State Union Density in the Public
Sector: A Comparison of Colorado and Utah”
Behroz Baraghoshi, Eastern Connecticut State University
Panel 9
Moderator
Discussants
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Summit Peak
Young Adult Outcomes
Grant Gannaway, Brigham Young University
Daniel Rees, UC Denver
“The Long-Run Effects of Early Childhood Maturity on
Fertility and Marital Outcomes”
Hani Mansour, UC Denver
“Medical Marijuana Laws and Teen Marijuana Use”
D. Mark Anderson, Montana State University
Benjamin Hansen, University of Oregon
Daniel Rees, UC Denver & IZA
“The Effort Effects of Affirmative Action: Evidence
from a Field Experiment”
Chris Cotton, University of Miami
Brent Hickman, University of Chicago
“Habit formation in Children: Evidence from Eating
Fruits and Vegetables”
George Lowenstein
Kevin Volpp
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ECONOMICS (GENERAL)
Panel 10
Moderator
Discussant
Trade and Development 2
Mingming Jiang, University of California, Riverside
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Executive Suite 501
“Current Account Sustainability and Capital Flows:
Case of Turkey”
Anil Boukoglu, Colorado State University, Fort Collins
“A DSGE Analysis of a Two Sector Economy: Case
Study of Nepal”
Niroj Bhattarai, Front Range Community College
“Orthogonalization of Categorical Data: How to Fix a
Measurement Problem in International Trade
Statistics”
Ross Knippenberg, University of Colorado, Boulder
Panel 11
Moderator
Discussant
Labor 2, Health, Gender, and Nutrition
Elizabeth Rankin, Centenary College of Louisiana
Rick Adkisson, New Mexico State University
Tabitha Knight, Colorado State University, Fort Collins
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Elbert B
“An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between
Public Expenditures and Gender Disaggregated
Employment Levels in China”
Tabitha Knight, Colorado State University, Fort Collins
“Voting Records of the National Labor Relations Board
Members on Unfair Labor Practice Cases 1993-2008”
Behroz Baraghoshi, Eastern Connecticut State University
“A Weighty Issue: Diminished 19th Century Net
Nutrition”
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ECONOMICS (GENERAL)
Panel 12
Moderator
Discussant
Labor 3, Responding to Incentives
Leila J. Pratt, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Elbert B
“Into The Land of Enchantment: Empirical Study in
the Financial Incentive, Employment, and Education
of the Migrating Workers in New Mexico and the West
Texas Border Region”
Francisco Pallares, New Mexico State University
“Paying for College One Course at a Time: Allocation
Efficiency Using the Colorado College Course Bidding
System”
Cassandra Benson, Colorado College
“Age at First Marriage and Economic Outcomes”
Ryan Hill, Brigham Young University
Panel 13
Moderator
Discussant
Sports and Labor
Jac Heckelman, Wake Forest University
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Elbert B
“An Alternative Test for Parity in the NFL 2003-2012”
“An Economic Analysis of Basketball Coach’s Salaries”
“Technological change, relative worker productivity,
and firm-level substitution: Evidence from the NBA”
Grant W. Gannaway, Brigham Young University
David Sims, Brigham Young University
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ECONOMICS (GENERAL)
Panel 14
Moderator
Discussant
History, Health, and Macroeconomics
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Elbert B
“The Only U.S. Federal Referendum: Explaining
Support for the 21st Amendment to Repeal
Prohibition”
John J. Dinan, Wake Forest University
“Analogies, Parallels, and Lessons of History:
Comparing the Great Recession to the Great
Depression”
“Then and Now: A Long-Term Perspective on US
Obesity from 1800-2000”
Panel 15
Moderator
Discussant
Health Economics and History
Markus Schneider, Univerisity of Denver
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Elbert B
“State Bloc Versus Individual Delegate Voting at the
Constitutional Convention: Did It Make A Difference?”
Paul D. Carlsen, South Carolina Department of Commerce,
Jac C. Heckelman, Wake Forest University
“Health on the 19th Century US Great Plains”
“The Determinants of Mortality: A Bayesian Model
Averaging Approach”
Markus Schneider, Univerisity of Denver
Yavuz Yasar, University of Denver
“Household Response to Government Debt: Evidence
from Life Insurance Holdings”
Steven Craig, University of Houston
Edward Hoang, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
Dietrich Vollrath, University of Houston
70
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY & NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY & NATURAL RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT
Dwight C. Kiel
University of Central Florida
Panel 1
Moderator
Wildlife
Steven Parker, UNLV
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Torrey’s Peak
“Visibility and Power in Fisheries Co-Management:
Leveraging Constraints and Opportunities in North
Carolina”
Candace K. May, Colorado State University
“Wildlife and Natural Gas Development on Public
Lands: Adaptive Management as a Conflict
Containment Strategy”
Zachary Wurtzebach, Colorado State University
"Wolves and Public Policy in the American West"
Steven Parker, UNLV
Panel 2
Moderator
Fracking
Jonathan Fisk, Colorado State University
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Torrey’s Peak
“Going our Separate Ways: Fracking and Political
Power in the United States and Germany”
“Science and Environmental Policymaking: To What
Extent Have EPA Studies Shaped Fracking Policy
Decisions?”
Charles Davis, Colorado State University
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ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY & NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Panel 3
Moderator
Energy and the Environment
Sandra Davis, Colorado State University
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Torrey’s Peak
“Prevailing Winds: The Socio-Technological
Development of Offshore Wind Energy”
Sandra Davis, Colorado State University
“Sustainability Planning - Can we Decentralize our
Energy System?”
M. Dawn King, Brown University
“Implementing Renewable Energy Portfolio Standards:
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in a Two State
Comparison”
Panel 4
Moderator
Coalitions and Environmental Policy
Dallas J. Elgin, University of Colorado Denver
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Torrey’s Peak
Panel 5
Moderator
“Exploring the Use of Information Sources in the
Policy Process: A Case Study of Advocacy Coalitions in
the Colorado Climate and Energy Policy Subsystem”
“Belief Change & Reinforcement in Policy Actors: An
Application of the Advocacy Coalition Framework to
State and Local Climate and Energy Policy Actors in
Colorado”
Andy Pattison, University of Colorado Denver
Water Issues
Rick S. Kurtz, Ferris State University
SATURDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Torrey’s Peak
“The Politics of the Hooch: River War in the
Southeast”
Dwight C. Kiel, University of Central Florida
“Environmental Threat Mitigation in a Public-Private
Setting: The T/V Athos I Oil Spill”
Rick S. Kurtz, Ferris State University
72
GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT
GLOBALIZATION AND
DEVELOPMENT
Michèle Companion
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
Panel 1
Moderator
Community Impacts of Development
Michèle Companion, University of Colorado – Colorado Springs
THURSDAY
8:00-9:15 am
Mt. Elbert B
Panel 2
Moderator
“Aging in Vietnam: Economic and Health Incentives”
Andy Sharma, University of Denver
“Relative Deprivation, reflexivity, and the emergence
of global-local reference groups: A comparative analysis
of six communities in the Mexican Yucatan Peninsula”
Stacia Sydoriak, Colorado State University
Markets and Economic Development (CROSS-LISTED WITH
ANTHROPOLOGY)
Dr. Michèle Companion, University of Colorado – Colorado Springs
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Elbert B
“Happiness, Well-being, and Rights: Envisioning
alternatives to economic development”
David Breed, University of Colorado - Denver
“Enlisting human capabilities to pursue fair market
development: a year in South Africa’s emerging rooibos
tea communities”
Jennifer Keahey, Colorado State University
“Beyond donors and dollars: contradictions of rural
development in Mozambique”
Carly Santoro, University of Denver
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GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Panel 3
Moderator
Discussants
Economic Development, Labor, and Finance (CROSS-LISTED
WITH ECONOMICS: AFIT)
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Evans
Panel 4
Moderator
Discussants
“Emerging Contradictions of Brazil’s New
Developmentalism? Growth, Redistribution &
Deindustrialization”
James M. Cypher, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas,
Mexico
“Smith and Hirschman: Division of Labor and the
Activation of Linkages in the Process of Development”
Peter Sai-wing Ho, University of Denver
Institutional Approaches to Economic Development
(CROSS-LISTED WITH ECONOMICS: AFIT)
Stephanie Welcomer, Maine Business School, University of Maine
Mark Haggerty, Honors College, University of Maine
Xuan Pham, Rockhurst University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Evans
“Can Female Entrepreneurship Programs Support
Social and Solidarity Economy? Insights from China
and India”
“The Limits to Social Entrepreneurship as a
Development Strategy: Lessons from Africa”
Berhanu Nega and Geoff Schneider, Bucknell University
“Prospects for Ghana’s Development: A Case for the
Developmental State”
Richard B. Dadzie, University of Hawaii-West Oahu
Panel 5
Moderator
Discussant
Sustainability and the Environment: Institutional
Approaches (CROSS-LISTED WITH ECONOMICS: AFIT)
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Pike’s Peak
“Have Modern Economies Outgrown Efficiency?
Concepts of Sustainability Prior to the 20th Century”
“Sustainability When People Matter: Of Owls and Trees
and Community Economic Development”
Daniel Underwood, Peninsula College and University of
Washington; Jason Cross, University of Washington; Dan
Friesner, North Dakota State University
“Atoms, Bits, and Wits: A New Economics for the 21st
Century”
Frederic B. Jennings, Center for Ecological Economic and
Ethical Education
74
HISTORY
HISTORY
Monica Gallamore
Oklahoma City University
Panel 1
Moderator
American Historical Studies: Landscapes, Creatures, and
Struggles of the West (CROSS-LISTED WITH AMERICAN
STUDIES)
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Pike’s Peak
“Mesa Verde and American Identity”
Ellen Kress, University of Utah
“Moving Across the Plains: Prairie Dogs, Overland
Emigrants, and Manifest Destiny”
Diana L. Ahmad, Missouri University of Science and
Technology
“President Andrew Jackson as Forgotten Villain:
Remembering/Re-imagining Jackson’s Words and
Actions toward the Cherokee and Seminole through
Folk Tales and Literature”
Panel 2
Moderator
Discussant
British Social History: The Elite in the Long Nineteenth
Century
Jessica A. Sheetz-Nguyen, Ph.D
Marilyn Button, Ph.D., Lincoln University
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Pike’s Peak
“That Semi-Official Organ of Public Information: How
the Times of London Operated to Protect the Interest
of Lloyd’s, 1815-1825”
Mary M. Vick, Seminole State College
“To Meet What is Called the World”
Leigh A. Dudley, University of Central Oklahoma
“Friendship From Controversy: The Pre-Raphaelite’s
Relationship with Charles Dickens”
Kera Newby, University of Central Oklahoma
75
HISTORY
Panel 3
Moderator
Automobiles as Agents of Exploration and Economic
Development
Richard Voeltz, Ph.D., Cameron University
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Pike’s Peak
Panel 4
Moderator
“On the New Tourism Frontier: Challenging the
Mountainous West by Motorcar”
Wallace Lewis, Western State Colorado University
“The Good Road: An Eco-Historical Analysis of the
Automobile and the Rural South
University of Georgia”
Taylor Lanham, University of Georgia
American Foreign Relations and Cold War Politics
Richard Voeltz, Ph.D., Cameron University
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Gray’s Peak B
“The 1955 US-Taiwan Mutual Defense Treaty and its
Impact on the Taiwan Straits Crisis of 1954-1955”
Justin E. Burch, University of Central Oklahoma
“JFK's Meeting with British Prime Minister Harold
Macmillan: An Airman's Story”
Lillie M. Fears, Arkansas State University
“Three Major Decisions and Their Consequences”
Clifford Egan, Ph.D., University of Houston (retired)
Panel 5
Moderator
Re-Discovering the Past and Identity through Art and
Architecture
Marie Hooper, Ph.D., Oklahoma City University
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Gray’s Peak B
“San Francisco's Bush Street Temple: Maintaining
Connections in a Changing Neighborhood”
Kristen Baldwin Deathridge, Ph.D., University of Nebraska
at Kearney
“The Americanization of Old Tunes: An Analysis of
Revolutionary War Songs”
Kristen Burress, St. Mary's University
“Brave Hearts and Minds: Scottish Nationalism,
Politics and the ‘Braveheart-Effect’”
Cody Neidert, University of Northern Colorado
“Stories My Mother Told Me: Three Representations of
a Life”
Boni Hamilton, University of Colorado Denver
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HISTORY
Panel 6
Moderator
Discussant
Women’s Agency in Fashion, Work, and Patriotism
Marie Hooper, Ph.D., Oklahoma City University
Monica Gallamore, Ph.D., Oklahoma City University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Gray’s Peak B
“Mid- Victorian Dress Reform And the Early Women’s
Movement”
Lisa Merritt, Texas State University- San Marcos
“Gold Dust Sisterhood: The Shadowy World of
Prostitution in Southwest Colorado, 1880-1920”
Sherri Duncan, University of Central Oklahoma
“Keep Calm and Carry On: British Women in WWII
Propaganda”
Jennifer Jones, St. Mary's University
Panel 7
Moderator
Discussant
British Social History: The Working Classes in the Long
Nineteenth Century
Jessica A. Sheetz-Nguyen, Ph.D
Lynn MacKay, Ph.D., Brandon University
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Gray’s Peak B
“Broadsides in Victorian London: Propaganda for the
Masses”
Heather Scheele, University of Central Oklahoma
“The Battle for the Repeal of the Contagious Disease
Acts of 1869”
Melissa N. Bettes, University of Central Oklahoma
“Not Quite Downton Abbey: The Domestic Servants
Insurance Society, the Women of the London
Foundling Hospital, & Domestic Service in Victorian
and Edwardian London, 1880-1918”
Stephanie L. Diaz, University of Central Oklahoma
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HISTORY
Panel 8
Moderator
Oklahoma Politics—Not So Much Red as Pink
Melissa Langley Biegert, Ph.D., Temple College
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Gray’s Peak B
Panel 9
Moderator
Discussant
“The Apostle of Sedition: The Daily Oklahoman and the
Trial of O.E. Enfield”
Andrew Wasson, Oklahoma City University
“Big City Politics: Feminine Virtue, Homemaking, and
a Woman Mayor—Mayor Patience Latting in 1970s
Oklahoma City”
Racism, Assimilation, and Ethics in the Historical Discourse
Kathi Nehls, University of Georgia
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Gray’s Peak B
“Rereading the 1928 Meriam Report in the 21st
Century: The Early Role of Behavioral Sciences in
“Assimilating” Native Americans into the Nation”
Sondra Leftoff, Ph.D., John Jay College of Criminal Justice
“Ostracized, Subsidized, and Fetishized: Convict Labor
in the South’s Turpentine Camps, and the
Consumption of an Ecosystem”
Fraser Livingston, University of Georgia
“The Mystery of the Moral Minority: Fusing the Study
of Ethics and History to Examine Issues of Moral
Agency in Historical Action”
Melissa Langley Biegert, Ph.D., Temple College
Panel 10
Moderator
Identity and Allegiance as a Transnational Experience
Aaron Moreno, Ph.D., Saint Mary’s University
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Gray’s Peak B
“The Saxon Shore: An Intentional Beachhead?”
Todd Roman, Independent Scholar
“The Siege of Fort Abercrombie D.T. 1862 and its
Global Connections”
Aaron Gutman, North Dakota State University
“Starvation Bound: Towards a Transnational Diaspora”
Amber Nickell, University of Northern Colorado
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HISTORY
Panel 11
Chair
Xenophobia, “Others,” and the Perception of Exceptionalism
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Gray’s Peak B
“The Pogroms in Russia, 1881-1882, 1905-1907: A
Brief Examination of Their Causes and Effects”
James R. Moulton, Ph.D., Johnson & Wales University
“Dragons in the Desert: Anti-Chinese Sentiment in
Mexicali and Sonora, Mexico, 1899-1931”
Nathan Tanner, Brigham Young University
“Understanding Predominant Rhetoric and Its Effects
on Exceptionalism”
79
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
Ignacio Medina-Núñez
Departamento de Estudios Ibéricos y
Latinoamericanos
Universidad de Guadalajara
Jesús Ruiz-Flores
Departamento de Política y Sociedad
Panel 1
Moderator
Discussant
El mundo indígena Latinoamericano I
Salvador Peniche-Camps, Departamento de Economía, Universidad de
Guadalajara
Sergio Cruz-Hernández, Facultad de Ciencias Administrativas y Sociales,
Universidad Autónoma de Baja California
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Princeton
“La interculturalidad que nos tocó heredar; sujeto (s) y
subjetividad en los estudios interculturales
latinoamericanos”
Ana María Gómez-Serna, Departamento de Antropología
Social de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
“Ecuadorian Afro-Indigenousness: A Divided
Worldview, Unification and Community Action”
Linda Hall, Cultural Anthropology - University of California
Santa Barbara
“Influencia del concepto de desarrollo en un pueblo
indígena (Angahuan, Michoacán)”
María del Rosario, Athié Lambarri and Jorge de la Torre,
Universidad Panamericana - Campus Guadalajara
Panel 2
Moderator
Discussant
El mundo indígena Latinoamericano II
Ana María Gómez-Serna, Departamento de Antropología Social, Universidad
Autónoma de Madrid
Linda Hall, Department of Cultural Anthropology, University of California
Santa Barbara
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Princeton
“Transformaciones de la identidad entre indígenas
yumanos de Baja California en relación con la
recolección de piñón (pinus cuadrifolia) como elemento
de representación de la naturaleza”
Sergio Cruz-Hernández and Hugo Edgardo MéndezFierros, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California,
Facultad de Ciencias Administrativas y Sociales / Facultad
de Ciencias Humanas
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“Indigenous groups and cross border identity
(re)construction: Andean, Coastal and Amazon
approaches”
Minerva Campion, Euskal Herriko
Unibertsitatea/University of the Basque Country
“Socio-interculturality approach: The case of
indigenous autonomous university of México”
Ernesto Guerra-García, Universidad Autónoma Indígena
de México, José G. Vargas-Hernández, Universidad de
Guadalajara and Fortunato Ruiz-Martínez, Universidad
Pedagógica Nacional Unidad-Los Mochis.
Panel 3
Moderator
Discussant
Desarrollo y política social I
Jackson Nye, Duke University School of Law, Baylor University
Ignacio Medina-Núñez, Departamento de Estudios Ibéricos y
Latinoamericanos, Universidad de Guadalajara
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Princeton
“Desarrollo institucional y políticas sociales en el
ámbito local en México”
Pablo Pineda, Departamento de Estudios Ibéricos y
“Social Cohesion and Governance”
Pablo Armando González-Ulloa Aguirre, Facultad de
Ciencias Políticas y Sociales Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México
“Decentralization and Environmental Governance in
Multicultural Areas: Lessons Learned from two
Colombian Communities”
Marcela Velasco, Department of Political Science, Colorado
State University
““Análisis nacional de las brechas de inequidad en la
Educación Superior de México. Características y
consecuencias””
José Antonio Ramírez-Díaz, Departamento de Estudios en
Educación, Universidad de Guadalajara
“Mexico: a new begging of national pact”
Jorge Márquez-Muñoz, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y
Sociales, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
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Panel 4
Moderator
Desarrollo y política social II
Pablo Armando González-Ulloa Aguirre, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
México
Discussant
Martín G. Romero-Morett, Departamento de Economía, Universidad de
Guadalajara
“Evaluación crítica de la política económica del
presidente Peña Nieto: competitividad de los mercados
THURSDAY
y estabilidad macroeconómica”
Martín G. Romero-Morett, Departamento de Economía
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Princeton
“Evaluación crítica de la política social del presidente
Peña Nieto: pobreza y la desigualdad”
Salvador Peniche-Camps, Departamento de Economía,
“Disciplina fiscal y la deuda de los estados y
municipios en México”
José Tomás Vives-Urbina, Departamento de Economía,
“Evaluación de la política exterior del presidente Peña
en USA, Europa, América Latina y China”
Elizabeth Vargas-García, Centro Universitario de Ciencias
Sociales y Humanidades, Universidad de Guadalajara
Panel 5
Moderator
Discussant
Democracia y procesos de militarización y desmilitarización
Ignacio Medina-Nuñez, Departamento de Estudios Ibéricos y
Juan Poom-Medina, El Colegio de Sonora - Universidad de Sonora
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Princeton
“Por una democracia más allá de las elecciones. El
imaginario político en América Latina frente a los
desafíos democráticos”
Hugo Rangel-Torrijo, Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro
Universitario de la Ciénega
“Sociedad democrática sin ejército: perspectivas”
Andrés Zamudio, West Hills College, California
“De la Seguridad Nacional a la Seguridad Humana”
Gerardo Ballesteros-de León, Instituto Tecnológico y de
Estudios Superiores de Occidente
“Militarización y seguridad en Centroamérica”
Ignacio Medina-Núñez, Departamento de Estudios Ibéricos
y Latinoamericanos, Universidad de Guadalajara
“La CELAC y la integración postneoliberal. Una
construcción geopolítica”
Angel Lorenzo Florido-Alejo, Departamento de Estudios
Ibéricos y Latinoamericanos , Universidad de Guadalajara
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Panel 6
Moderator
Discussant
Cultura y educación
Arturo Benitez-Zavala, Universidad de Guadalajara
Rosario Cota-Yañez, Departamento de Estudios Regionales, Universidad de
Guadalajara
“Globalización, Sociedad Red y Cibercultura”
Eliseo López-Cortés, Centro Universitario de la Ciénega,
FRIDAY
Universidad de Guadalajara and César Pérez-Ortíz,
Universidad Iberoamericana, Ciudad de México
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Princeton
“Technology as an enabler for social and educational
mobilizations”
Maira Beatriz García-Híjar and Bertha Adelina López Arce,
Centro Universitario de Ciencias EconómicoAdministrativas, Universidad de Guadalajara
“La Educación Superior de América Latina en el
proyecto de Cooperación Internacional de la Unión
Europea”
Educación, Universidad de Guadalajara and Jesús RuizFlores, Centro Universitario de la Ciénega - Universidad de
Guadalajara
“Tradición religiosa e identidad regional en
Guadalajara, Jalisco, México”
Martha Alicia Villaseñor-Tinoco, Bertha Adelina López Arce
and Juan Patricio Castro-Ibañez, CUCSH, CUCEA,
CUCBA/Universidad de Guadalajara
Panel 7
Moderator
Migración mundial
Aurora Sahagún-Ruiz, Centro Universitario de la Ciénega, Universidad de
Guadalajara
Discussant
Angel Lorenzo Florido-Alejo, Departamento de Estudios Ibéricos y
“La población migrante: Pilar del modelo de desarrollo
en Centroamérica”
FRIDAY
Paula Delgado-Hinojosa, Departamento de Estudios
9:45-11:15 am
Ibéricos y Latinoamericanos, Universidad de Guadalajara
Mt. Princeton
“From Japanese migration toward the American
continent to the return of the prodigal son”
Silvia G. Novelo y Urdanivia, Departamento de Estudios
Regionales, Universidad de Guadalajara
“Discursos con contenido socioterritorial en
Centroamérica, siglo XXI palabras o secesión?”
Tania Libertad Camal-Cheluja, Universidad de Quintana
Roo
“Mexican Professionals in the United States: Labor
Trajectories and Migration”
Beatriz A. Bustos Torres, Departamento De Estudios Socio
Urbanos, Universidad de Guadalajara
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Panel 8
Moderator
Educación y sociedad
José G. Vargas-Hernández, Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro Universitario
de Ciencias Económico Administrativas
Discussant
Hugo Rangel-Torrijo, Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro Universitario de la
Ciénega
“Educación Superior y Derechos Humanos, su
situación en el caso de México”
FRIDAY
Arturo Benitez-Zavala, Centro Universitarios de Ciencias
Sociales y Humanidades -Universidad de Guadalajara
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Princeton
“Escolaridad superior y rupturas sociales: dramas y
contradicciones del reenclasamiento social”
Sergio Lorenzo Sandoval-Aragón, Centro Universitario de
la Ciénega - Universidad de Guadalajara
“Políticas de equidad en la Educación Superior de
América Latina. Análisis comparativo entre Argentina,
Honduras, Bolivia y México”
Educación, Universidad de Guadalajara
“La integración educativa en Centroamérica: escollos y
oportunidades”
Jorge Abel Rosales Saldaña, Departamento de Estudios
Ibéricos y Latinoamericanos, Universidad de Guadalajara
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Panel 10: Business Meeting
Mt. Princeton
Panel 9
Moderator
Contexto sociopolítico de México
Martín G. Romero-Morett, Departamento de Economía, Universidad de
Guadalajara
Discussant
Jorge Márquez-Muñoz, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México
“México: retorno del PRI ¿amenaza al incipiente
federalismo?”
FRIDAY
Raymundo García-García, Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias
Sociales Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Princeton
“Imagen Pública del Presidente Electo Enrique Peña
Nieto en América Latina”
María de los Ángeles Flores, Texas A&M International
University
84
“Party Affiliation and Violence in Mexico: A
Comparative Analysis”
Jackson Nye, Duke University School of Law, Baylor
University
“Public Security Perception in Mexico, 2012”
Juan Poom-Medina, El Colegio de Sonora - Universidad de
Sonora
Panel 11
Moderator
Discussant
Participación de la sociedad
Martha Alicia Villaseñor-Tinoco, Centro Universitario de Ciencias Sociales y
Humanidades - Uni-ersidad de Guadalajara
Marcela Velasco, Department of Political Science, Colorado State University
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Princeton
“¿Cómo formar y organizar la participación de la mujer
en la vida política en México? Un análisis desde la
perspectiva del desarrollo regional”
Bertha Adelina López Arce, Juan Patricio Castro-Ibáñez,
Fernando López-Alcocer, Universidad de Guadalajara,
Centros Universitarios de Ciencias Económico
Administrativas y Ciencias Biológico Agropecuarias
“Entornos saludables, promoción de la salud y su
interrelación con la educación para el desarrollo
sostenible”
Eva Esperanza Osorio-Rubio and Luz Elva Zárate,
Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro Universitario de
Ciencias Económico Administrativas
“La participación de la mujer urbana en el cuidado
ambiental”
Maricela Cruz-del Angel, Noelia Pacheco-Arenas and
Héctor Hugo Viveros-Vergara Facultad de Trabajo Social,
Universidad Veracruzana
“La organizaciones de la sociedad civil y su
contribución a la democracia en Querétaro, México”
Juan José Lara-Ovando, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y
Sociales, Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro
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Panel 12
Moderator
Discussant
Empresa, Mercado y trabajo
Ernesto Guerra-García, Universidad Autónoma Indígena de México
Jesús Ruiz-Flores, Universidad de Guadalajara – Centro Universitario de la
Ciénega
“Processes and strategies of internationalization and
market entry of furniture industry”
SATURDAY
José G. Vargas-Hernández and Sonia González-Pelayo,
Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro Universitario de
9:45-11:15 am
Ciencias Económico Administrativas
Mt. Princeton
“El Clúster del turismo en la dinámica del desarrollo
local en la región de los Cabos en Baja California Sur”
Rosario Cota-Yañez and Alexia Castro-Carlon,
Departamento de Estudios Regionales, Universidad de
Guadalajara
“La cultura laboral actual: una historia perversa de su
violencia soterrada”
Rosa María Guevara Díaz de León, Universidad Autónoma
de Querétaro - Campus Aeropuerto
“Educación superior, metropolización y
empresarialidad. Un acercamiento al empresariado de
la Ciénega de Jalisco”
Jesús Ruiz-Flores and Héctor Cuéllar-Hernández, Centro
Universitario de la Ciénega - Universidad de Guadalajara
“Calidad de vida laboral en docentes de pre-grado de
una universidad pública del estado de Jalisco”
Karla Alejandra Contreras-Tinoco and Eduardo
Hernández-González, Centro Universitario de la Ciénega,
Panel 13
Moderator
Estudios de caso
Sergio L. Sandoval-Aragón, Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro Universitario
de la Ciénega
Discussant
Minerva Campion, Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea/University of the Basque
Country
“Flexibilidad identitaria juvenil: el caso de los
neorastas de la Ciudad de Córdoba, Veracruz”
SATURDAY
Maricruz Villagrán-García, Centro de Estudios de la
Cultura y la Comunicación, Universidad Veracruzana
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Princeton
“Fotografía y actores sociales: mujeres, jóvenes y niños
del campo cafetalero de Veracruz, México, 2011-2012”
Gualberto Díaz-González, Universidad Veracruzana and
Susana Córdova Santamaría, CRUO-Universidad
Autónoma de Chapingo
86
“La aplicación y la justicia administrativa en America
Latina. Caso el estado de Jalisco y sus municipios”
Eduardo Barajas-Languren, Universidad de Guadalajara,
Centro Universitario de la Ciénega and José ZaragozaHuerta, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León
“Presiones doble via en la formación de audiencias
para la radiodifusión cultural: Retos para las nuevas
formas de consumo de elementos sonoros”
Hugo Edgardo Méndez-Fierros and Sergio CruzHernández, Universidad Autónoma de Baja California
Facultad de Ciencias Humanas / Facultad de Ciencias
Administrativas y Sociales
Panel 14
Moderator
Discussant
Movimientos urbanos
Jorge de la Torre, Universidad Panamericana - Campus Guadalajara
Sylvia Solís-López, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Princeton
“La calle como espacio público recreativo. Estudio de
caso, Zona Metropolitana de Guadalajara”
J. de Jesús Amezcua-Castellanos and Javier Ezau PérezRodríguez, Instituto de Investigaciones en Innovación y
Gobernanza, Universidad de Guadalajara
“La otra costa. Iconografías e imaginarios urbanos de la
ciudad fronteriza de Chetumal”
Juan Carlos Arriaga-Rodríguez, Universidad de Quintana
Roo
“Servicio del agua potable: Modificaciones tarifarias y
violencia”
Alipia Avendaño-Enciso, Maria Luisa Rivera-Basques,
María Victoria Olavarrieta-Carmona, Universidad de
Sonora
“De la seguridad pública a la seguridad ciudadana en
México”
Rubén Ortega Montes, Centro Universitario de la Ciénega,
Rubén Ortega Lozano, Universidad Interamericana para el
Desarrollo
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Panel 15
Moderator
Discussant
Género, feminismo y violencia psicológica
Maira Beatriz García-Híjar, Universidad de Guadalajara
Maricela Cruz-del Angel, Universidad Veracruzana
SATURDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Princeton
“Género y bioética: una polémica internacional”
Aurora Sahagún-Ruiz, Universidad de Guadalajara, Centro
Universitario de la Ciénega
“Del ‘American childfree lifestyle’ a las mujeres nomadres o sin hijos por elección en América Latina”
Sylvia Solís-López, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
México.
“Pautas de relación en parejas a partir de la
interacción de una violencia psicológica en
Guadalajara, México”
Adriana Medina-Villegas, Universidad del Valle de
Atemajac / Instituto Municipal de las Mujeres de
Guadalajara
“Análisis de la violencia en espacios públicos a través
de la geografía de género: El caso de las mujeres de
Ocotlán, Jalisco, México”
Karla Alejandra Contreras-Tinoco, Miriam Anahí GuerraHernández and Edson de Jesús Tapia-Álvarez, Universidad
de Guadalajara, Centro Universitario de la Ciénega
“El certificado médico prematrimonial, vigencia y
alcance. El caso de las adopciones plenas”
Víctor Hugo Saldaña-Guevara, Carmen Amalia PlazolaRivera and Teresa de Jesús Plazola-Rivera, Universidad
Autónoma de Baja California
88
MASS COMMUNICATION
MASS COMMUNICATION
Mary Jackson-Pitts
Arkansas State University
Lily Zeng
Arkansas State University
Panel 1
Moderator
Social Media, Religion and More
Sandra L. Combs, Arkansas State Unversity
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
“Uses and Gratifications: Exploring Social Media
Platform Use, Preference, and Selectivity”
Rachel Meredith, Arkansas State University – Jonesboro
“Martin Buber vs. Traditional Christian Discourse: A
Struggle for the Identification of Thou”
“Sharing Islam through Social Media”
Adnan Shareefi and Mary-Jackson Pitts, Arkansas State
University
“Explosion of Manufactured Fame”
Kris Schindler University of Colorado at Denver
Panel 2
Moderator
A Matter of Differences
Ralph Hansen, University of Nebraska at Kearney
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
“Who Is the Terrorist and Who Is the Victim?:
Portraying Terrorism in Two Leading Arabic News Web
Sites”
Li Zeng, Arkansas State University and Khalaf Tahat, The
University of Oklahoma
“Editorial coverage of Egypt revolution by U.S. print
media (January - February 2011)”
Tabina Sirhindi, Independent Researcher
89
MASS COMMUNICATION
“The Impact of Cultural Factors and Organizational
Commitment in Newspaper Journalists’ Work
Exhaustion and Job Performance: A Cross-cultural
Comparison”
Li-jing Arthur Chang, Jackson State University
“The Media Systems Paradigm Model: An Effective
Instrument to Explain Media Development and
Influence”
Gil Fowler, Arkansas State University
Panel 3
Moderator
Words….They Don’t All Add Up (CROSS-LISTED WITH
COMMUNICATION)
Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State University
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Wilson
“Sandy Can’t Take Our Summer: Hurricane Sandy, the
Jersey Shore, and the Role of Media in Travel and
Tourism”
Helena Squier, Northern Arizona University
“Is Ignorance Really Bliss?” An Analysis of Foucault’s
Theories on Rhetoric, Language, and Entrapment”
“What’s in a Name!”
“Communication in Action: Improving
Communication through the Analysis of Airline
Operational Processes”
Christy Brazee, Denver Lopp and Gary Eiff, University of
Wisconsin Oshkosh
Panel 4
Moderator
Teaching Social Media, Evaluating Facebook Usage and
Communicating With Others
Gil Fowler, Arkansas State University
FRIDAY
9:45 – 11:15 am
Mt. Wilson
“Teaching Social Media: A Case Study”
Sheree Martin, Samford University
“A uses and gratifications explanation of the social and
psychological antecedents of Facebook Usage”
Lisa M. Schroeder, Southwestern Oklahoma State
University
90
MASS COMMUNICATION
“From Facebook to Pinterest: What Makes Social Media
Social?”
Ralph E. Hanson, University of Nebraska at Kearney
“Examining Persuasive Methods of Online-Dating
Websites”
Yahya Majrashi and Allison Gunn, Arkansas State
University
Panel 5
Moderator
Past, Present and Me in Media
Lily Zeng, Arkansas State University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Wilson
“The Frontier Press in the 21st Century? The Gazebo
Gazette, Pass Christian, and Hurricane Katrina”
Lawrence Strout, Mississippi State University
“Public Radio in the 21st century: How KASU is
Attracting Audiences in a Digital Era”
Johnathan Reaves, Arkansas State University
“The Journalist Becoming the Story”
Mary M. Tolan, Northern Arizona University
Panel 6
Moderator
The Telling of Stories
Sandra L. Combs, Arkansas State University
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Wilson
“Twitter: "That's how we campaigned, and that's who
we are." A content analysis of the 2012 Democratic
and Republican candidates' tweets”
Sandra L. Combs and Mary Jackson-Pitts, Arkansas State
University
“Tellin' It Straight: Sports Columnists' Reporting on a
Stadium-Funding Issue”
Steve Schild, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
“Narratives of Job Satisfaction Offered by the ‘100
Best Companies to Work for in America’”
Dr. Doug Swanson, California State University, Fullerton
91
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA STUDIES
NEW ZEALAND AND
AUSTRALIA STUDIES
William Schaniel
University of West Georgia
Suzzanne Kelley
Minnesota State University Moorhead
Panel 1
Moderator
Rights and Change in New Zealand
Teresa Orr, University of West Georgia
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Yale
Panel 2
Moderator
“The Mighty River Power Struggle”
Alex Steenstra, Northern Arizona University
“Falling between the cracks? Fracking, regulation,
participation – lessons from New Zealand”
Christine Cheyne, Massey University (Palmerston North,
New Zealand)
Nations, they come together, nations they fall apart (CROSSLISTED WITH RURAL STUDIES)
William Schaniel, University of West Georgia
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Blanca Peak
“Nation Building in High Country New Zealand:
Episodes from the Lindis”
Suzzanne Kelley, New Rivers Press at Minnesota State
University Moorhead
Tom Isern, North Dakota State University
“Teaching Keri Hulme’s ‘The Bone People’: Experience
as Self-Instruction”
Heather Steinmann, North Dakota State University
92
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA STUDIES
Panel 3
Moderator
Round Table Book Discussion featuring Fairness and
Freedom: A History of Two Open Societies, New Zealand and
the United States by David Hackett Fischer
William Schaniel, University of West Georgia
Discussants:
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Maroon Peak
Suzzanne Kelley, New Rivers Press at Minnesota
State University Moorhead
Alex Steenstra, Northern Arizona University
Christine Cheyne, Massey University (Palmerston
North, New Zealand)
Reynold F. Nesiba, Augustana College
Participation by those in attendance is welcomed
93
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Ross Burkhart
Panel 1
Moderator
Foreign and Security Policy
Thorsten Spehn, University of Colorado Denver
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Elbert A
“The Multiple Remnants of War for Developed States: A
Test of Mueller”
John Hanson, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
“In-Kind Transfers as the Political Equilibrium”
Song Bo Sim, University of Colorado
“The Role of Rhetorical Persuasion in Policymaking:
German Foreign Policy Discourse on the Use of Force”
Thorsten Spehn, University of Colorado Denver
“A Suicide Bomber Personality: Mission Impossible?”
Veronica Ward, Utah State University
Panel 2
Moderator
Environmental Politics
Cassie Koerner, Colorado State University
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Elbert A
“Are We There Yet? A Roadmap to Understanding the
Players in the NPS Rulemaking Process”
Jeff Cook, Colorado State University
This paper won the Honorable Mention award for
Graduate Papers for this year.
“Pumping Water to Las Vegas and What It Means for
Collaborative Environmental Management”
Megan DeMasters, Colorado State University
94
POLITICAL SCIENCE
“Going Our Separate Ways: Fracking and Political
Power in the United States and Germany”
“Only You Can Encourage Fire Use: Changing the Role
of Fire on Public Lands”
Cassie Koerner, Colorado State University
Panel 3
Moderator
Contemporary Theorizing about Human and Animal Security
in an Age of Crisis
Bradley MacDonald, Colorado State University
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Elbert A
“Zizek and Contemporary Crises”
William L. Niemi, Western State Colorado University
“Institutionalism and the Global Financial Crisis”
David J. Plante, Western State Colorado University
“Diffusion and Forced Migration: Paradox of the
Modern State System”
Maria Struble, Western State Colorado University
“The Animal Question in Political Theory”
Katherine Young, University of Hawai'i, Hilo
Panel 4
Moderator
Discussant
Managing the Interaction between National and Regional /
Cross-Regional Governance: Regulatory Cooperation Projects
in North America and Beyond (CROSS-LISTED WITH
ASSOCIATION FOR BORDERLANDS STUDIES AND CANADIAN
STUDIES)
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Columbia
“The U.S.-Canada Regulatory Cooperation Council:
Opportunities, Outcomes and Options”
Europe? Asymmetrical Bargaining Between Regulatory
States”
95
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Panel 5
Moderator
Roundtable: Assessment of Social Science Core Curriculums
Stephen Thomas, University of Colorado Denver
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Elbert A
Panel 6
Moderator
Participants:
Lucy Dwight, University of Colorado Denver
Jeff Franklin, University of Colorado Denver
George Kuansah, University of Colorado Denver
Ken Wolf, University of Colorado Denver
Judicial Politics and Civil Liberties
James V. Calvi, West Texas A&M University
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Elbert A
“Judicial Legacy: The Concurring and Dissenting
Opinions of Justice Clarence Thomas”
James V. Calvi, West Texas A&M University
“Cash v. Democracy”
Duane Michael Hansen, Front Range Community College –
Larimer Campus
“Facilitating the Reduction of Recidivism: A Political
Philosophical Approach to Community Justice”
Philip Waggoner, University of Colorado Denver and
University of Colorado Colorado Springs
“Who Aren't You: Privacy Concerns and the Covert Use
of Facial Recognition Technology”
Jennifer Ward, New Mexico State University
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Pike’s Peak
QCA WORKSHOP
Moderator: Claude Rubinson, Sociology
University of Houston-Downtown
Methodology Workshop on Qualitative Comparative
Analysis. QCA offers an alternative to conventional
statistical methods based on the analysis of set-theoretic
relationships. Claude Rubinson (Univ of HoustonDowntown), will lead an instructional seminar that
demonstrates the method, examines its strengths and
weaknesses, discusses recent developments and
extensions, and suggests best practices for conducting
QCA.
96
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Panel 7
Moderator
Policy Challenges of the Great Basin (CROSS-LISTED WITH
AMERICAN STUDIES AND ARID LANDS STUDIES AND
GEOGRAPHY)
Dennis R. Judd, University of Illinois at Chicago and Stephanie Witt, Boise
State University
Participants:
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Pike’s Peak
Panel 8
Moderator
American Governmental Institutions and Mass Movements
Stephen K. Shaw, Northwest Nazarene University
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Elbert A
“Legislative Veto Authority and Reform in the U.S.
States: 1939-2012”
Michael J. Berry, University of Colorado Denver
“Obstacles to a Republican Strategy to Appeal to
Latinos on Social Issues”
Ben Horblit, University of Colorado Denver
“Obama's Field Organizing Model: The Impact of Field
Offices on Voter Turnout”
Shannon Anthony Lewis, University of Colorado Denver
“Dorothy Day, the Catholic Worker Movement, and
Christian Anarchism”
Stephen K. Shaw, Northwest Nazarene University
97
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Panel 9
Moderator
American Public Policy
Scott Moore, Colorado State University
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Elbert A
“Trust in People and Subjective Health Identification”
Joe Blankenau, Charles Parker, and Monica Snowden,
Wayne State College
“Federal Food Fights: An Analysis of the 2010 Healthy
Hunger Free Kids Act”
Morgan Hanson, Boise State University
“The Limitations of Street Level Bureaucracy”
Scott Moore, Colorado State University
“Old Age, Widowhood, Assets”
Andy Sharma, University of Denver
Panel 10
Moderator
The Academy and Education Policy
John Lee, University of Colorado Denver
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Summit Peak
“The Mechanism of State Charter School Policy (SCSP)
Adoption: Event History Analysis”
John Lee, University of Colorado Denver
“The Effects and Implications of Bullying in Schools
across America”
Ie May Lim and Ivy Yee-Sakamoto, Azusa Pacific University
“Does the Gown Help The Town? Examining TownGown Relationship Influence on Local Environmental
Sustainability”
Samantha Mosier, Colorado State University
“Right to Graduate and Colonial Linguicism”
Madhavi Tandon, University of Colorado Denver
98
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Panel 11
Moderator
Policymaking in the Developing World
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Elbert A
“Connecting the Dots: Patterns of Institutional
Development in Brazil, India, China and South Korea”
Priyanka Dhirenbhai Vyas, University of Texas at Dallas
“Ecocentrism and the Global South”
Chelsea Welker, Colorado State University
“A Content Analysis of 'INSPIRE': AQAP's English
Language Publication from the Beginning through the
'Arab Spring'”
Cary D. Wintz, Texas Southern University, and Celia Janet
Wintz, Houston Community College
Panel 12
Moderator
Constructing Identity through the Politics of Memory
Tony Robinson, University of Colorado Denver
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Summit Peak
“Silence is Golden? Implications of the ICTR’s
Selectivity on Memory and International Law”
Betcy Jose, University of Colorado Denver
“The Politics of Memory and the Khmer Rouge
Tribunal”
Lucy Ware McGuffey, University of Colorado Denver
“Manifest Destiny, Indigenous Peoples, and the Politics
of Memory in the Production of History in Denver,
Colorado”
Glenn T. Morris, University of Colorado Denver
“The Production of Space, from Berlin to Seoul:
Constructing Neo-Liberalism through the Politics of
Memory and Forgetting”
Tony Robinson, University of Colorado, Denver
99
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Panel 13
Moderator
Governance Capacity in the Developing World
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Elbert A
“Interelite Division and the Prospects for Democratic
Reform in Iran”
Kara Kingma, University of Denver
“Human Rights and Multilateral Development Banks:
Evaluating Recipient Records and Lending Practices”
Geneva J. Román, Bartell and Associates, San Diego
“Regime Change in the Post-Arab Spring”
Verona K. Schaller, Boise State University
“The Neglect of Social Network Theory in Practice with
Latino Immigrants in Border Areas”
Emilia E. Martinez-Brawley, John F. Roatch Distinguished
Professor and Paz M.B. Zorita, Associate Professor, School
of Social Work, College of Public Programs, Arizona State
University
Panel 14
Moderator
Science and Sustainability in Public Policy
Matthew Nash, Colorado State University
SATURDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Summit Peak
“Linking Science to Policy: Alternative Approaches to
Boundary Organizations”
Esther Babcock, Boise State University
“Exploring the Use of Information Sources in the
Policy Process: A Case Study of Advocacy Coalitions in
the Colorado Climate and Energy Policy Subsystem”
“Rethinking Sustainability through an Ecocentric
Perspective”
Morgann Means, Colorado State University
“Enjoying Political Ecology: Jean Baudrillard in Socionature”
Matthew Nash, Colorado State University
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POLITICAL SCIENCE
Panel 15
Moderator
International Discourses
Gamze Çavdar, Colorado State University
SATURDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Mt. Elbert A
SATURDAY
3:00-5:00 pm
Lobby
“Islamic Feminist Approaches to Islam”
Gamze Çavdar, Colorado State University
“German Public Discourse, Memory and Foreign Policy:
Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons in Kosovo”
Andrea Gooder, University of Wyoming
SPECIAL EVENT: “Gentrification and Grass Roots
Resistance in Inner-City Denver: A PoliticalEconomy Walking Tour”
Tour Guide: Tony Robinson, University of Colorado Denver
Meet in the Lobby of the Grand Hyatt at 3:00 p.m. to be
transported to northeast Denver for the start of the tour.
The tour will end at the Whiskey Bar, 2203 Larimer Street
(intersection of 22nd and Larimer) for general discussion
101
POSTER SESSION
POSTER SESSION
Theodore Ransaw
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
FRIDAY
7:30-9:00 am
Imperial Ballroom
“Imagining the Civil War in North Dakota History: The
Public Memory of Whitestone Hill”
Aaron Barth, North Dakota State University, Fargo
“Arts and Culture in the Psychiatric
Consumer/Survivor Community”
Elizabeth Carvalho and Alisa Triest, Toronto, Ontario
“Fear Appeals in Political Rhetoric”
“The Rental Market’s Reaction to the United States,
Colorado, and Fort Collins Economies: How the
Consumers and Suppliers of Rentals have been
Affected”
Alaina Franklin, Front Range Community College, Fort
Collins, Colorado
“A Theoretical Examination of Student DecisionMaking when Violating an Academic Integrity Policy”
Nancy Lubick, Christine Arazan and Michael Costelloe,
“In the arid American West groundwater management
is vital for farming, ranching, and healthy rural
communities”
Kelsea MacIlroy, Colorado State University
“Teaching (and Using) Social Media for Business and
Professional Success”
Sheree Martin, Dept. of Journalism & Mass
Communication, Samford University
“Issues of Teacher Preparation and the Compliance of
Wisconsin Education Act 31”
Heather Ann Moody. University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
102
POSTER SESSION
“Parenting Styles within the United States: Differences
between American Parents and International Parents in
America”
Eriko Omori, Illinois State University
“Grassy Butte, North Dakota, and the Intersection of
the United States Resettlement Administration
Documentary Photography, 1936”
Stacy M. Reikowsky, North Dakota State University, Fargo
“Education and Sustainable Development: The Sri
Kausika Primary School in Nepal”
Stella Riskin, Northern Arizona University and Emily
Thomas, Front Range Community College (Larimer
Campus)
“Female Victimhood in Intimate Partner Violence:
Social, Biological and Psychological Factors of Staying
Behavior”
Naomi Young, Front Range Community College
103
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Viola Fuentes
NAU-East Valley Extended Campus
Christina Medina
New Mexico State University
Panel 1
Moderator
Public Administration Issues
Christina Medina, New Mexico State University
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Evans
“The HSI Dilemma: A Critical View from the Underside
of Diversity”
“Evaluating a Student Support Model for American
Indian Engineering Students”
Kaene Antonio, Arizona State University, Viola Fuentes,
Northern Arizona University and Martin Manuel, Arizona
State University
“Organizational Factors: Constrain or Permit
Workplace Aggression?”
Elizabeth D. Fredericksen, Boise State University and
Suzanne McCorkle, Boise State University
Panel 2
Moderator
Analyzing Public Policies for Efficiency and Effectiveness
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Evans
“Federal-Local Immigration Enforcement Program’s
Impact on Deportation of non-criminal immigrants: Is
Secure Communities from the ICE a Dragnet for
Catching and Deporting Immigrants or a Relevant Tool
for Choosing Criminal Aliens?”
Dongjae Jung, Arizona State University
“Examining and Advocating for Stakeholder
Management Analysis in the Public Sector”
Viola Fuentes, Northern Arizona University
“Insuring Government”
Amy Gould, The Evergreen State College
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Panel 3
Moderator
Examining Old Models and Emerging Models In Public
Administration
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Executive Suite 501
“Collaboration Processes and Institutional Structures:
Reexamining the Black Box”
Luisa Diaz-Kope, Old Dominion University
John C. Morris, Old Dominion University
Katrina Miller-Stevens, Old Dominion University
“Digital Technology & Attitudes Towards Public Policy
Issues Among The Millennial Generation”
Chandra Commuri, California State University, Bakersfield
Yong Choi, California State University, Bakersfield
“The Media Illusions Used in Creating the Tea Party
and Occupy Movements”
Panel 4
Moderator
Exploring Sustainability and Non Profit Governance
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Wilson
“Purchasing Perspectives, Practices and Strategies in
the Public and Private Sectors”
Jake Heller, Arizona State University
“Administrative Leadership and Sustainability: How
does professional training affect public
administrators?”
Kenichi Maruyama, Northern Arizona University
“Nonprofit Governance: Do practitioners and theorists
think alike”
Brian Martinez, Old Dominion University
John C. Morris, Old Dominion University
Katrina Miller-Stevens, Old Dominion University
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Panel 5
Moderator
Politics, Policymakers and Immigration Policy
Patsy Kraeger, Arizona State University
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Wilson
“The Academic Approach in Electoral Politics in
Mexico”
Javier V. Urbina, UCLA
“Ethics, Presidential Leadership and Immigration
Related Executive Orders”
Marc R. Legarreta, New Mexico State University and Viola
Fuentes, Northern Arizona University
“Immigration Policy Dynamics in Arizona Since the
Passage of SB1070”
Panel 6
Moderator
Exploring Organizational Change and Leadership
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Wilson
“Assessing a Decade of Organizational Change at the
New American University”
Patsy Kraeger, Arizona State University
Charlene Shroulote, New Mexico State University
“Examining the Politics and Stages of a Public
University Presidential Search”
Marc R. Legarreta, New Mexico State University
Charlene Shroulote, New Mexico State University
Breeana Sylvas, New Mexico State University
“Case Study in Administrative Leadership”
Kenichi Maruyama, Northern Arizona University
106
PUBLIC FINANCE AND BUDGETING
PUBLIC FINANCE AND
BUDGETING
Aimee Franklin
Boris Morozov
Louisiana State University
Panel 1
Moderator
Capital Budgeting and Debt
Tima Moldogazaiev, University of South Carolina
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Torrey’s Peak
“The Effect of Fiscal Stress on State Highway Capital
Spending”
Can Chen, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Ji Hyung Park, University of Nebraska at Omaha
“Underwriters and Interest Rates: Are All Underwriters
Equal?”
Mark D. Robbins, University of Connecticut
Bill Simonsen, University of Connecticut
“Secondary Market Dynamics and Primary Market
Outcomes: Primary Trade Insurance Choice,
Competition Intensity, and Issuer True Interest Costs”
Tima Moldogazaiev, University of South Carolina
Panel 2
Moderator
Post-Employment Benefits
David Matkin, Florida State University
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Torrey’s Peak
“The Institution of Military Retirement and Its Rules”
James A. Harrold, University of Nebraska at Omaha
“The Initiative Process and Public Pensions: Winds of
Change?”
Jinping Sun, California State University
“Do we manage the future or does it manage us?
Examining the case of public retirement benefits”
David Matkin, Florida State University
“The Effect of Public Pension Obligations on State
Credit Ratings”
Yan Xiao, University of Nebraska at Omaha
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Panel 3
Moderator
Taxation and Education
Justin M. Ross, Indiana University
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Torrey’s Peak
“Misconceptions and Contrasts in General
Consumption Taxation: Value-Added and Retail Sales
Taxes”
John L. Mikesell, Indiana University
“Easy Money: the Effects of State Tax Exporting on
State Support to Higher Education”
John Foster, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
“Federal Income Tax Credits and Deductions and
College Persistence”
Tatyana Guzman, Indiana University
“The Effect of Taxing Business Inputs on
Manufacturing Employment: Evidence of the Impact of
Retail Sales Taxation of Manufacturing Machinery and
Equipment”
Justin M. Ross, Indiana University
John L. Mikesell, Indiana University
“Distributional Implications of Tax Evasion: Evidence
from the La”
Phillip Doerrenbergy, University of Cologne and Institute
for the Study of Labor
Denvil Duncan, Indiana University
Panel 4
Moderator
Local Governments
Boris Morozov, Louisiana State University
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
“Tax Competition Among Overlapping Jurisdictions”
Spencer Brien, Arizona State University
Torrey’s Peak
“Fiscal Sustainability: A Close Look at Florida Local
Governments’ Unreserved Fund Balance”
Hai (David) Guo, Florida International University
Wen Wang, City University of Hong Kong
Zi Pan, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
“Right-sizing Cities: Data and Trends”
Daniel Hummel, Florida Atlantic University
“Local Governments in Louisiana: Fiscal Sustainability,
Government Structure, and Economic Growth in
2000s”
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Panel 5
Moderator
Decentralization and Local Governments
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Torrey’s Peak
“Developing Composite Indicators for Fiscal
Decentralization: Which Is The Best Measure For
Whom?”
Gyun Cheol Gu, Korea Institute of Local Finance
“Special District Formation as a Function of TEL
Stringency:”
Kelley Harp, University of Colorado Denver
Kathleen Gallagher, University of Colorado Denver
“A New Formula to Assign Conditional Transfers to
Mexican Municipalities”
Jorge Ibarra Salazar, Tecnológico de Monterrey
Panel 6
Moderator
Managing Local Resources and Budgets
Carol Ebdon, University of Nebraska at Omaha
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Torrey’s Peak
“Heads in Beds: Should Taxpayers be in the Hotel
Business?”
Carol Ebdon, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Paul Landow, University of Nebraska at Omaha
“The Demise of Harrisburg, PA”
Jane Beckett-Camarata, Penn State University-Harrisburg
Cleopatra Grizzle, Rutgers University - Newark Campus
“A Tale of Two Professions: How do Municipal Finance
and Human Resource Directors View Critical Aspects of
a DB to DC Paradigm Shift? Initial Findings from
Florida”
Howard A. Frank, Florida International University
Youngqing (Carrie) Cong, Florida International University
Gerasimos (Jerry) Gianakis, Suffolk University
Hai (David) Guo, Florida International University
“Scale Economies versus Incentives: The Local
Administration of Sales Taxes”
Todd Ely, University of Colorado Denver
Benoy Jacob, University of Colorado Denver
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Panel 7
Moderator
Budgeting Theory and Formats
Beverly Bunch, University of Illinois Springfield
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Torrey’s Peak
“The Use of Outcome Measures by Social Service
Agencies: Challenges and Opportunities”
Beverly Bunch, University of Illinois Springfield
Junfeng Wang, University of Illinois Springfield
“Measures of Budgetary Transparency and Fiscal
Condition: The Role of Financial Reporting”
Andrew W. Crosby, University of Illinois
Richard F. Dye, University of Illinois
Nancy W. Hudspeth, University of Illinois
David F. Merriman, University of Illinois
“Citizen Budget Balancing Preferences”
Jennifer Dineen, University of Connecticut
Mark D. Robbins, University of Connecticut
Bill Simonsen, University of Connecticut
“Budgeting by Priorities: The Arkansas Revenue
Stabilization Acts’ Response to the Great Recession”
Meagan M. Jordan, Old Dominion University
Panel 8
Moderator
Common Pool Resources, Non-Profits, and Public Services
Christine R. Martell, University of Colorado at Denver
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Torrey’s Peak
“The budget and common pool resources: Is a budget a
common pool resource, and how do budgetary politics
impact its effectiveness?”
George Middlemist, University of Colorado Denver
Todd Ely, University of Colorado Denver
“Stapleton: Financing Brownfield Redevelopment with
TIF”
Christine R. Martell, University of Colorado at Denver
“The Impact of Employee Compensation and Financial
Efficiency on Membership Organization Donations”
Wenli Yan, Virginia Commonwealth University
Margaret Sloan, James Madison University
“Toward a profitable US Postal System”
Karen Kunz, West Virginia University
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Panel 9
Moderator
Practical Aspects of Budgeting
Aimee Franklin, University of Oklahoma
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Torrey’s Peak
“Education of Budget Officers”
Edward Anthony Lehan, Independent Consultant
“Small towns, Political Culture and Professional
Management – Budgetary Practices in Rural Ohio
Towns Facing Fiscal Stress”
Mattson, Northern Kentucky University
“Beauty is in the Eye of the Reader: Popular Financial
Reporting From the Citizens’ Perspective”
Wie Yusuf, Old Dominion University
Meagan Jordan, Old Dominion University
Katrin Mahar, Old Dominion University
“Direct Bank Lending to Municipalities: 1994-2012”
Daniel Bergstresser, Brandeis University
Peter Orr, Intuitive Analytics, LLC
“The Civic Engagement Decision and Perceptions of
Outcome Efficacy”
Aimee Franklin, University of Oklahoma
FRIDAY
6:00-7:00 pm
Torrey’s Peak
Public Finance and Budgeting Section Meeting
and Reception
Sponsored by:
Sam Houston State University
Louisiana State University
University of Colorado at Denver
111
RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL STUDIES
RURAL AND AGRICULTURAL
STUDIES
Jessica Clark
Western Wyoming Community College
Anthony J. Amato
Southwest Minnesota State University
Panel 1
Moderator
Bringing Dead Animals Back to Life
Clarence A. Herz, North Dakota State University
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Oxford
“To Water or Not to Water”
Andrea Mott, North Dakota State University
“Bringing Dead Animals Back to Life: Taxidermists and
Job Satisfaction”
Stephen L. Eliason, Montana State University Billings
“Bees, they come together, bees they fall apart: Toward
an Eventful History of Colony Collapse Disorder”
Anthony J. Amato, Southwest Minnesota State University
Panel 2
Moderator
Keeping them Down on the Farm and Getting Them on the
Bus
Jessica Clark, Western Wyoming Community College
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Oxford
“Back-to-the-Land: What’s Inspiring a New Generation
of Farmers to Pursue the Agrarian Way of Life”
Sheree Martin, Samford University
“Get On the Bus, Gus”
Bill Thoms, Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute,
North Dakota State University
Chandra Griffin, Regis University
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Panel 3
Session
Chairperson
The Eighth Annual Rural and Agricultural Studies Section
Roundtable Book Discussion, Featuring Robert Wuthnow's
Remaking the Heartland
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Oxford
Panel 4
Moderator
Lead Discussants:
Andrea Mott, North Dakota State University
Lisa Payne Ossian, Des Moines Area Community College
Participation by those in attendance is welcomed
Nations, they come together, nations they fall apart (CROSSLISTED WITH AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND STUDIES)
William C. Schaniel, University of West Georgia
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Blanca Peak
“Nation Building in High Country New Zealand:
Episodes from the Lindis”
Suzzanne Kelley, New Rivers Press at Minnesota State
University Moorhead
“Teaching Keri Hulme’s ‘The Bone People’: Experience
as Self-Instruction”
Panel 5
Moderator
Remembered and Remade
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
“Survivor is My Name: Remembering the Cokeville
Elementary School Bombing”
Mt. Oxford
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Panel 6
Moderator
From the Badlands to the Bakken: North Dakota Oil
Anthony J. Amato, Southwest Minnesota State University
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Oxford
SATURDAY
9:00 am-6:00 pm
“A COMMUNITY AFFAIR”
“Food, Shelter and Water: The Bakken Oil Boom and
the Repopulation of Rural Western North Dakota”
Aaron L. Barth, North Dakota State University
“Moo, Mint, and Mile High LowDo: A Rural &
Agricultural Studies Field Trip”
We will be touring some important sites in Denver and its
vicinity. The field trip is open to all conference participants
and their companions, space permitting.
RSVP to [email protected]
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SLAVIC STUDIES
SLAVIC STUDIES
Lynn Lubamersky
Panel 1
Moderator/
Discussant
Medical Practice in the Balkans
Nick Miller, Boise State University
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Panel 2
Moderator/
Discussant
“Nineteenth-Century Medical Practices: Perspectives
from the Balkans”
Evguenia Davidova, Portland State University
“Practicing Medicine in the 18th Century Balkans: The
Life of Regina Salomea Pilsztynowa”
Lynn Lubamersky, Boise State University
Politics and Ethnicity in Eastern Europe
Lynn Lubamersky, Boise State University
SATURDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
“International Support for Georgian Institution
Building”
Mark A. Cichock, University of Texas at Arlington
“What Conditionality?: The Real Reason Eastern
Europeans Don't Always Comply”
Sabina Hilaiel, University of Denvver
“Affect and Circumstance: Analyzing Carpatho-Rusyn
Groupness Through Practice Theories of Ethnicity”
Kristina Cantin , St. Cloud State University
115
SLAVIC STUDIES
Panel 3
Business Meeting – Slavic Section, Western Social Science
Association
SATURDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Nick Miller, Boise State, President
Lynn Lubamersky, Boise State, Program Chair
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SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Heather Albanesi
Panel 1
Moderator/
Discussant
Sociology of Religion: Atheism, Theism, and Methodological
Issues (CROSS-LISTED WITH SOCIOLOGY)
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Blanca Peak
Panel 2
Moderator/
Discussant
“When Worlds Collide: Exploring the Environs of
Atheist and Theist Interactions”
Jeremiah Bowden, Claremont Graduate University
“What My Roles Are? Dealing with Asymmetrical
Relationships in the Field Research”
Andrea Belanova, University of Nevada, Reno
Research in Social Psychology: Deviance, Stigma and Jury
Bias (CROSS-LISTED WITH SOCIOLOGY)
Kyra Werdehausen, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Blanca Peak
“The Stigma of Ink: Tattoos and Stigma among College
Students”
Lynda Dickson, Richard Dukes, Hilary Smith, and Noel
Strapko, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
“Suspicion as a Process throughout an Interaction”
Michael Kwiatkowski, University of Nevada, Reno
“Jury Bias and Manipulation through the Media:
Measuring Levels of Guilt in Sensationalized Media
Cases”
Allison Kozlowski, Texas Tech University
“Conflictive Familial Dynamics Related to Elderly Care
Giving”
Pete Padilla, University of Colorado Denver
117
SOCIAL WORK
SOCIAL WORK
Diane Calloway-Graham
Bill Pederson
Moises Diaz
Panel 1
Moderator
Social Work Education and Disabilities Panel
Louis Montoya and Virginia Cruz, Metropolitan State University of Denver
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
“Students with Disabilities Speak: Social Work
Education”
Students and Faculty, Metropolitan State University of
Denver
Gray’s Peak B
Panel 2
Moderator
Diversity Issues in Social Work Practice
Bill Pederson, Northern Arizona University
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Gray’s Peak B
“Transnational Identity: A Qualitative Study about
Undocumented Mexican Latino Immigrants”
C.E. Mendez-Shannon, Marina-Pereira Badwan, and Louis
Montoya, Metropolitan State University of Denver
“Cultural Inclusivity and Tools for Outreach of
Prevention and Case Management Clients in HIV
Medical Case Management”
Crystal Luce, Western Colorado AIDS Project
“Cancer Resource Center of the desert patient
navigator program: Removing financial barriers to
access cancer care for rural Latinos”
Diana Peacher and Helen Palomino, Cancer Resource
Center of the Desert
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SOCIAL WORK
Panel 3
Moderator
Social Work Education
Bill Pederson, Northern Arizona University
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Gray’s Peak B
“Social Media and Social Work Education: Ethical
Considerations in an Electronic Age”
Billy Blodgett, West Texas A&M
“Parents with Intellectual Disabilities: Integration into
the Social Work Curriculum”
Virginia Cruz, Metropolitan State University of Denver
“Teaching Information Literacy Competencies to
Social Work Students”
John Kayser, Jennifer Bowers, and Lin Jiang, University of
Denver
“My Life as a Practicum Director”
Diane Calloway-Graham, Utah State University
Panel 4
Moderator
Social Work Topical Issues
Moises Diaz, Utah State University
SATURDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Executive Suite 501
“Changes in Illegal Behavior during Emerging
Adulthood”
Badiah Haffejee, University of Denver
“Males in Social Work: Navigating a Predominately
Female Profession”
LaTra Tracy Rogers, Metropolitan State University of
Denver
“A Model for Effective Mentoring”
Larry Curry, The Curry Center, llc
“Professional Gatekeeping: Best Practices in Social
Work Education”
Susan Cutler Egbert and Diane Calloway-Graham, Utah
State University
119
SOCIAL WORK
Panel 5
Moderator
Social Work Practice Issues
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Executive Suite 501
“The Educational Experience of Youth in Custody: A
Statewide Research Project with Practical Implications
for Youth in the Foster Care and Juvenile Justice
Systems”
Derrik Tollefson and Susan Cutler Egbert, Utah State
University
“Trauma Reactive Aggression in Adolescence”
Jillian Graves, Bryn Mawr Graduate School of Social Work
“A Family Resilience Perspective”
Robert G. Blair, New Mexico State University
“Learning from the Clothesline Project: The Results of
an Exploratory Study”
Andrew Quinn, Natalie Marcussen, and Jackie Hoffarth,
University of North Dakota
Panel 6
Moderator
Social Work Education
SATURDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Executive Suite 501
“Reshaping social work education: Cultivating critical
consciousness through Critical Race Theory”
Wendy Ashley and Jose M. Paez, California State
University Northridge
“Using Available Resources to Compare Online vs.
Traditional Classroom Student Proficiencies”
Jodi Constantine Brown and Hyun-Sun Park, California
State University, Northridge
“Online course delivery in social work: Challenges and
successes”
Moises Diaz, Utah State University
120
SOCIOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
Heather Albanesi
Panel 1
Moderator/
Discussant
Race and Racial Discrimination: Environmental Racism,
Identity and Access
Valerie A. Lykes, University of Nevada, Reno
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Blanca Peak
“Race, Reactions and Reality: The Case of Multiracial
Individuals”
Nichole Boutté-Heiniluoma, Texas Southern University
“Too Hot To Handle: Exploring Barriers to Equal
Access of Genetic Testing”
Emily Hammad, University of Colorado Denver
“The link between America's mass production of food
and environmental racism: A comprehensive review”
Hanna R. Newman, Northern Arizona University
Panel 2
Moderator/
Discussant
Teaching Sociology: Public Sociology, Service Learning and
Gamification
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Blanca Peak
“Gamification in the Classroom: Leveling and
Learning”
Zek Cypress Valkyrie, University of Colorado Colorado
Springs
“The Southern Colorado Reach (SOCOLO) Initiative:
Strategies and Lessons Learned from Implementing a
High School Concurrent Sociology Class”
Edwardo Portillos, Kee Warner, LaToya Council, Phillip
Morris and Jesse Perez,
University of Colorado Colorado Springs
“Applying Social Science Perspectives on Global Issues
through Service Learning”
Kyle Anne Nelson and Christine Enerson Marston,
University of Northern Colorado
“Removing the Veil: Debunking the Myth of the
American Dream”
Melissa Jane Welch, University of Northern Colorado
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SOCIOLOGY
Panel 3
Moderator/
Discussant
Cultural Sociology: Methodology, visual art and media
Hilary Smith, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Blanca Peak
“On the Emergence and Diffusion of Cultural
Innovations: The Cubist Aesthetic in Twenty-first
Century Television Programming”
Claude Rubinson, University of Houston-Downtown
“Visual Archives and Archeology of American Indian
Boarding School Photos”
Jeffrey Montez de Oca, Candice Morris and LaToya
Council, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
“Is Mona Smiling?: Appropriated Art as a Rhetorical
Text for Whiteness”
“Terminating the Menominee Tribe: Neo-colonialism,
Media and Citizenship”
Candice Morris, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
Panel 4
Moderator/
Discussant
Children and Youth: Homeless, Bullying and Disability
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Blanca Peak
“‘They have it easier’: Young men’s gendered
narratives of homelessness”
Hilary Smith, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
“Social Implications of Cyberbullying: Meta-analytical
Review of the Literature”
Margot Dainowski, University of Colorado Colorado
Springs
“Academic Redshirting of Children with Disabilities”
Heather Albanesi, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
122
SOCIOLOGY
Panel 5
Moderator/
Discussant
Exploring Cultural Difference: Cross-cultural experiences of
collectivism and individualism (CROSS-LISTED WITH
ANTHROPOLOGY)
Jeffrey Montez de Oca, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Blanca Peak
“Doping in France and USA. Comparison of a socialist
and a liberal sports model”
Christophe Brissonneau, Centre de Recherche Sens
Ethique Société-Université Paris Descartes
“The Abundance of the Commons and the Politics of
Plenty: One Community’s Understanding of Shared
Resources”
“What predicts loneliness?: Examining cultural
differences worldwide”
Valerie A. Lykes and Markus Kemmelmeier, University of
Nevada, Reno
"The Mascot Effect 2: Social Factors Influencing
Pronunciation of the Word Coyote"
Kellam Barta, North Dakota State University
This paper won first place for the best Undergraduate
Paper for this year.
Panel 6
Moderator/
Discussant
Sociology of Religion: Atheism, theism, and methodological
issues (CROSS-LISTED WITH SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY)
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Blanca Peak
“When Worlds Collide: Exploring the Environs of
Atheist and Theist Interactions”
Jeremiah Bowden, Claremont Graduate University
“What My Roles Are? Dealing with Asymmetrical
Relationships in the Field Research”
Andrea Belanova, University of Nevada, Reno
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SOCIOLOGY
Panel 7
Moderator/
Discussant
Race, Sexuality and Dating (CROSS-LISTED WITH AFRICAN
AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES AND WOMEN’S AND
GENDER STUDIES)
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Blanca Peak
Dating”
Women”
Control”
Panel 8
Moderator/
Discussant
Gender and Violence (CROSS-LISTED WITH WOMEN’S AND
GENDER STUDIES)
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Blanca Peak
“Military Suicide: A consequence of Self-Presentation
and Emotional Labor”
“Negotiating Masculinity: Male Survivors of FemalePerpetrated Childhood Sexual Abuse”
Angela Komar, Colorado College
“Cumulative Control: An Analysis of Cumulative Abuse
and Control Tactics in the Gendering of Intimate
Partner Violence Victimization and Perpetration”
Elizabeth Michaels, Colorado College
“Female victimhood in intimate partner violence:
Social, biological and psychological factors of staying
behavior”
124
SOCIOLOGY
Panel 9
Moderator/
Discussant
Research in Social Psychology: Deviance, stigma and jury
bias (CROSS-LISTED WITH SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY)
FRIDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Blanca Peak
“The Stigma of Ink: Tattoos and Stigma among College
Students”
Lynda Dickson, Richard Dukes, Hilary Smith, and Noel
Strapko, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
“Suspicion as a Process throughout an Interaction”
Michael Kwiatkowski, University of Nevada, Reno
“Jury Bias and Manipulation through the Media:
Measuring Levels of Guilt in Sensationalized Media
Cases”
Allison Kozlowski, Texas Tech University
“Conflictive Familial Dynamics Related to Elderly Care
Giving”
Pete Padilla, University of Colorado Denver
Panel 10
Moderator
Theory, Knowledge and History
SATURDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Blanca Peak
“The Forming Activity of the Mind: An Essay on the
Philosophical Origins of Dialectical Psychology”
Robert Windle, University of Colorado Denver
“C. Wright Mills and the Transformative Power of
History”
Tom Ward, New Mexico Highlands University
“Evolution of Feminist Thought in Religion: From Pre
to Post Colonial Periods”
Aditi Mitra, University of Colorado Colorado Springs
125
URBAN STUDIES
URBAN STUDIES
Thomas Sammons
School of Architecture and Design
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Panel 1
Moderator
Modern Architecture- Form, Space, Process
Mark O’Bryan, University of Kentucky
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Summit Peak
Panel 2
Moderator
“The Conflicting Metaphors of community in
LaTourette”
Doug Graff, The Ohio State University
“Kahn's Drawings”
Galen Minah, University of Washington
Pedagogy of Design: Site and Hand
Jerome Malinowski, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
THURSDAY
4:30-6:00 pm
Summit Peak
“Back to Basics – Kinesthetic learning in the Industrial
Design Classroom”
Andy F. Loewy, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
“Recent Paintings: Clouds and Strange Earthly
Encounters”
Mark O’Bryan, University of Kentucky
126
URBAN STUDIES
Panel 3
Moderator
Alternate Forms of Transportation in a Mid-Size City
Doug Graff, Ohio State University
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Gray’s Peak A
“Pedestrian and bike path illumination: Comparing the
needs of student and senior community stakeholders”
Paulette Hebert, Oklahoma State University; Co-Authors:
Mihyun Kang and Hannah Lee
“University Bike Path Phase II: A Collaborative Effort
between the Graduate Architectural Studio, the State,
and the University”
Thomas Sammons, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
“Health and Safety by Design”
Jerome Malinowski, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Panel 4
Moderator
Social Justice in the Contemporary City
Thomas Sammons, University of Lousiana at Lafayette
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Gray’s Peak A
“CEDAW Shadow Reports: National Women’s
Movements Participation in National Conversations
about Women’s Human Rights”
Jana Everett, University of Colorado Denver
“Single Person Households and Policy Response of
Seoul”
Joohun Lee, University of Seoul
“Foodscapes matter: The mutual structuring of
neighborhood food environments and food preferences
in an upper-, middle-, and low-income community in
the Mazatlan metropolitan area?”
Susan Bridle, Josef Korbel School of International
Studies, University of Denver
127
WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES
Diane Calloway-Graham
Barbara Bonnekessen
New Mexico Tech
Panel 1
Moderator
Women and Gender Issues
THURSDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Mt. Wilson
“Victim or Survivor: Factors Influencing SelfIdentification for Battered Women”
Sarah J. Berg, University of Colorado Denver
“Gender, Politics, and Power: The Development of
Ladies Rest Rooms in Rural America, 1910-1945”
Katherine O’Bryan, Middle Tennessee State University
“It’s Not a Beauty Pageant: An Examination of Alaska
Native Leadership Development through Native Nations
Pageants”
Caroline Charlie Williams, University of Arizona
Panel 2
Moderator
Women and Gender Diversity Issues
THURSDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Mt. Wilson
“Survival in a hostile land: Dominican women of
Haitian descent in Santo Domingo”
Jennifer K. Cheddar, University of Wyoming
““(Un) Making the Heterosexual State: Queer Haitian
Responses to Postcolonial Homophobia”
Erin L. Durban-Albrecht, University of Arizona
“Purple in a Black and White World: Transgender in the
US Military”
Sarah Spears, Colorado College
128
Panel 3
Moderator
Gender Equality
THURSDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Mt. Wilson
Panel 4
Moderator
“Good Girls Vote Republican: the post-election
narrative of good and bad women”
Barbara Bonnekessen, New Mexico Tech
“Despite their Rhetoric, Are the European Union
Member States Really Committed to Gender
Mainstreaming?”
David Wolf, University of Wyoming
Gender Social Barriers
THURSDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Mt. Wilson
“Women’s Studies and Feminism: Has Feminism Been
Co-Opted?”
Sonia Renee, DePaul University
“Women in Power Position at New Mexico Highlands
University”
Emerencia Ashu, New Mexico Highlands University
“The Inquisition of Dr. George Tiller by Kansas
Attorney General Phillip Kline”
Dianne R. Layden, Central New Mexico Community College
Panel 5
Moderator
Gender Discourses
FRIDAY
8:00-9:30 am
Maroon Peak
“From The Politics of Identity: To Identity Politics”
Himanshi Raizada, Lamar University
“Re-Creating Community: Considering Caring Economy
in Light of Denver's Urban Camping Ban”
Sarah A. Neeley, University of Denver
“Power over Space: Regendering Perspective, Looking
and Being Looked at in Dürer Prints”
Jennifer Taylor, University of Colorado
“Women as Equal Rights Ambassadors – from critical
mass to critical actors”
Malliga Och, University of Denver
129
Panel 6
Moderator
Gender, Race, and Sexuality and a New Age of U.S. Empire
Dr. Lindsey Feitz, University of Denver
FRIDAY
9:45-11:15 am
Maroon Peak
“Sex and the State: The Role of Abstinence-only
Sexuality Education and LGBT Students”
Justin Ritter, University of Denver
“The War on Drugs, Incarceration, and US NationBuilding: Othering within the Empire”
Neal Feldman, University of Denver
“Gays Go Global: Rethinking the Ethnosexual
Dimensions of the Transnational Gay Tourism
Industry”
Tyler Csencsits, University of Denver
“Media Representations in the U.S. Invasion of Iraq
Debate: Nation-State Manipulations of Gender,
Ethnicity, and Sexuality”
Nathan Bakos, University of Denver
Panel 7
Moderator
CEDAW Shadow Reports
Jana Everett, University of Colorado Denver
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Maroon Peak
Panel 8
Moderator/
Discussant
“CEDAW Shadow Reports: National Women’s
Movements Participation in National Conversations
about Women’s Human Rights”
Jana Everett, Britt Lea, Lindsay Miller, and Carisa Weaver,
University of Colorado Denver
Race, Sexuality and Dating (CROSS-LISTED WITH AFRICAN
AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES AND SOCIOLOGY)
FRIDAY
1:00-2:30 pm
Blanca Peak
Dating”
Women”
130
Control”
Panel 9
Moderator/
Discussant
Gender and Violence (CROSS-LISTED WITH SOCIOLOGY)
FRIDAY
2:45-4:15 pm
Blanca Peak
“Military Suicide: A consequence of Self-Presentation
and Emotional Labor”
“Negotiating Masculinity: Male Survivors of FemalePerpetrated Childhood Sexual Abuse”
Angela Komar, Colorado College
“Cumulative Control: An Analysis of Cumulative Abuse
and Control Tactics in the Gendering of Intimate
Partner Violence Victimization and Perpetration”
Elizabeth Michaels, Colorado College
“Female victimhood in intimate partner violence:
Social, biological and psychological factors of staying
behavior”
131
Index
Adcock, Brenda, 40
Adkisson, Rick, 53, 58,
66, 68, 70
Ahmad, Diana L., 2, 10,
11, 75
Ajo, Mirna, 30
Al-Asfour, Ahmed, 5
Albanesi, Heather, ii, 14,
117, 121, 122, 124,
125, 131
Alejandra Contreras,
Karla, 86, 88
Alessi, Lauren, 51
Alexander, Linda, 48
Alm, Leslie, ii
Alper, Don, 29, 33
Álvarez, Carmen, 22
Alvarez Gonzalez, Carmen
Lucila, 35
Amador, Tristen, 41
Amato, Anthony J., 112,
114
Amilhat-Szary, AnneLaure, 33, 36
Anderson, Amber, 1
Anderson, Bill, 45
Anderson, Bret, 54, 57,
74
Anderson, D. Mark, 67
Anderson, Greg, 23, 38,
95
Anderson, Josh, 9, 13
Andrist, Debra D., 39
Antonio, Kaene, 104
Arazan, Christine, 51, 102
Arizméndiz, Marisol, 35
Arriaga-Rodríguez, Juan
Carlos, 87
Ashley, Wendy, 120
Ashu, Emerencia, 129
Azizoglu, Bert M., 55, 58
Babcock, Esther, 100
Baca-Meija, William R., 59
Badwan, Marina-Pereira,
118
Bailey, Rahn K., 45
Baines, Joseph, 56
Bakos, Nathan, 130
Ball, Monique, 2
Ballesteros-de León,
Gerardo, 82
Baraghoshi, Behroz, 67,
68
Barajas-Languren,
Eduardo, 87
Barber, Alicia, 12, 17, 97
Barraclough, Robert, 48,
49
Barraza de Anda, Patricia,
28
Barta, Kellam, 15, 123
Barth, Aaron, 102, 114
Bass Zavala, Sonia, 20, 33
Bealer, Adele, 11
Beckett-Camarata, Jane,
109
Beegle, Lauren LeeAnn, 2,
124, 131
Bejan, Vladimir, 16, 17
Belanova, Andrea, 117,
123
Bell, Arnold, 1
Bell, Robert, 8
Benitez-Zavala, Arturo,
83, 84
Bennett, Breana, 53
Bennett, Cheryl, 4, 7, 8
Benson, Cassandra, 69
Bentley, Lynne, 42
Beran, Carol, 37
Berg, Sarah J., 128
Bergen, Krystal, 9
Bergstresser, Daniel, 111
Berry, Michael J., 97
Bettes, Melissa N., 77
Bhattarai, Niroj, 68
132
Biederwolf, Megan, 7
Biegert, Melissa Langley,
78
Blair, Robert G., 120
Blankenau, Joe, 98
Blodgett, Billy, 119
Bonnekessen, Barbara,
128, 129
Borup, Whitney, 11
Bose, Dev, 45
Boukoglu, Anil, 68
Boutté-Heiniluoma,
Nichole, 121
Bowden, Jeremiah, 117,
123
Bowers, Jennifer, 119
Boyce, Travis D., 3
Boyle, Edward, 27, 34
Brand, Amanda, 47, 89,
90
Brazee, Christy, 47, 90
Breed, David, 14, 73
Brenner, Christine, 22, 27
Bridle, Susan, 43, 127
Brien, Spencer, 108
Brissonneau, Christophe,
14, 123
Britton, Charles, 16
Brown, Chris, 26, 31
Brown, Christopher, 52,
53
Brown, Jodi Constantine,
120
Brown, Stephen, 1, 2
Brown, Steven E., 41, 43
Brown, Thomas, 51
Brunet-Jailly, Emmanuel,
24, 33, 34
Bruns, Kimberly, 50
Brunswig, Robert, 3
Bryan, Valerie, 50
Buchanan, Bethan, 21
Bunch, Beverly, 110
Bundy, Anita, 42
Burch, Justin E., 76
Burd, Gene, 16
Burford, Caitlyn, 49
Burkhardt, Nina, ii
Burkhart, Ross, ii, 23, 38,
50, 94, 95, 99, 100
Burns, Genevieve, 49
Burress, Kristen, 76
Bustillos Durán, Sandra,
22, 35
Bustos Torres, Beatriz A.,
83
Butler, Edgar, 10, 39
Button, Marilyn, 75
Caballero Lozano,
Carmen, 27
Calloway-Graham, Diane,
118, 119, 120, 128,
129
Calvi, James V., 96
Camal-Cheluja, Tania
Libertad, 83
Campbell, Annhenrie, 61
Campion, Minerva, 25,
81, 86
Cantin, Kristina, 115
Carlsen, Paul D., 70
Carlson, Joseph R., 50
Carr, Randy, 26
Carrete, Patricia, 30
Carson, Scott Alan, ii, vi,
67, 68, 70
Carvalho, Elizabeth, 102
Casey, Timothy, 4, 38
Castillo, Gil, 12
Castro Valles, Alberto, 36
Castro-Carlon, Alexia, 86
Castro-Ibáñez, Juan
Patricio, 83, 85
Catlin, Dennis W., 51
Çavdar, Gamze, 101
Cervantes, Evangelina, 35
Champlin, Dell P., 52
Chang, Li-jing Arthur, 90
Chavarro, Jorge, 39
Chavez, Manuel, 22, 25,
28
Cheddar, Jennifer K., 128
Chen, Can, 107
Chen, Yiwei, 49
Cheyne, Christine, 92, 93
Chi, Naomi, 21, 29, 34
Chiang, Linda H., 18, 19
Chico, Austin, 9
Choi, Yong, 61, 105
Christensen, Harold R.,
64, 65, 69
Cichock, Mark A., 115
Clark, Jessica, 112, 113
Cobasky, Deon, 2, 124,
130, 131
Cole, Stephanie, 59
Coleman, Chase, 64
Collins, Kimberly, 21, 34,
35
Combs, Sandra L., 2, 89,
91
Commuri, Chandra, 61,
105
Companion, Michèle, 14,
73
Compton, Peter, 62
Cong, Youngqing (Carrie),
109
Conway, Megan A., 43
Cook, Jeff, 94
Cook, Nancy, 9, 13
Cooper, Cathy, 41
Corcoran, Alex, 48, 49
Córdova, Susana, 86
Corman, Rhonda R., 59,
60, 74
Coronado, Irasema, 25, 28
Correa, Guadalupe, 28
Correa-Cabrera,
Guadalupe, 28, 33
Coscio, Elizabeth, 39
Costelloe, Michael, 51,
102
Costley, Willie, 23
Cota-Yañez, Rosario, 83,
86
Cotton, Chris, 67
133
Council, LaToya, 2, 117,
121, 122, 123, 124,
130
Court, Katie, 67
Couture, Karen A., 44
Craig, Steven, 70
Crosby, Andrew W., 110
Cross, Jason, 60, 74
Cruz, Pamela, 36
Cruz, Virginia, 118, 119
Cruz-del Angel, Maricela,
85, 88
Cruz-Hernández, Sergio,
80, 87
Csencsits, Tyler, 130
Cuéllar-Hernández,
Héctor, 86
Curry, Larry, 119
Cypher, James M., 57, 74
Dadzie, Richard B., 54,
57, 74
Dainowski, Margot, 122
Davidova, Evguenia, 115
Davis, Charles, 71
Davis, Sandra, 72
Dawley, Martina, 8
Day, Ashleigh M., 48, 102,
122
de Heer, Brooke, 51
de Jesús AmezcuaCastellanos, J., 87
de Jesús Plazola-Rivera,
Teresa, 88
de Jesús Tapia-Álvarez,
Edson, 88
de la Torre, Jorge, 80, 87
de Leon, Carmen, 30
de los Ángeles Flores,
María, 28, 84
Dean, John, 20, 30
Deathridge, Kristen
Baldwin, 76
DeBoer, Dale, 66
del Rosario, María, 80
Delgado-Hinojosa, Paula,
83
DeMasters, Megan, 94
Derby, Lauren M.P., 39
Deshazo, Jessica, 12, 17,
97
Diaz, Moises, 118, 119,
120
Diaz, Stephanie L., 30, 77
Díaz-González, Gualberto,
86
Diaz-Kope, Luisa, 105
Dickerson, James, 44
Dickson, Lynda, 2, 117,
122, 124, 125, 130
Dinan, John J., 70
Dineen, Jennifer, 110
Doerrenbergy, Phillip, 108
Domínguez, Lisbeily, 28
Dudley, Leigh A., 75
Duncan, Denvil, 108
Duncan, Sherri, 77
Dunlap, Alexander, 55
Dupeyron, Bruno, 21, 35
Duran, Javier, 23, 30
Durban-Albrecht, Erin L.,
128
Duroy, Quentin, 55, 56
Duvall-Pelham, Alexander,
64
Dwight, Lucy, 96
Dye, Richard F., 110
Earley, Joseph, 17
Earley, Sara, 17
Eastman, Heather, 9
Ebdon, Carol, 109
Edwards, Stephan, 14
Egan, Clifford, 76
Egbert, Susan Cutler,
119, 120
Eiff, Gary, 47, 90
Elgin, Dallas J., 72, 100
Eliason, Stephen L., 112
El-Kadi, Aileen, 24
Elva Zárate, Luz, 85
Ely, Todd, 109, 110
Escalona Rodríguez,
Isabel, 35
Evans, Mark, 61
Everett, Jana, 127, 130
Fako, Thabo T., 44
Fears, Lillie M., 76
Feitz, Lindsey, 130
Feldman, Neal, 130
Felker, Nicolette, 44
Ferraz da Fonseca, Igor,
56
Finklestein, Adi, 42
Fisk, Jonathan, 71, 95
Flood, David B., 53
Florido-Alejo, Angel
Lorenzo, 82, 83
Fontes, Breno, 44
Forcheh, Ntonghanwah,
44
Ford, Richard, 16
Foster, John, 108
Fowler, Gil, 90
Francis, Teresa I., 51
Francis, Theodore O., 51
Frank, Howard A., 109
Franklin, Aimee, 107, 111
Franklin, Alaina 102
Franklin, Jeff, 96
Fredericksen, Elizabeth
D., 104
Friesner, Dan, 59, 60, 74
Frizzell, Jennifer, 43
Fuentes, Viola, 104, 105,
106
Fullerton, Tom, 28
Gallagher, Kathleen, 109
Gallamore, Monica, 75,
77, 78, 79
Gannaway, Grant, 67
García Pérez, Francisco,
24
Garcia, Ashley, 47, 48
Garcia, Nathania, 20
García-García, Raymundo,
84
García-Híjar, Maira
Beatriz, 83, 88
Garfinkel-Castro, Andrea,
26
Gay, David E.R., 16
George Jr, Hermon, 1
Gianakis, Gerasimos
(Jerry), 109
Gill, Carol J., 43
134
Glover, Trisha, 3
Goldtooth, Audrey, 9
Gómez-Serna, Ana María,
80
Gómora Alarcón,
Jonathan, 36
González Castillo, Mayra,
28
González-Pelayo, Sonia,
86
González-Ulloa Aguirre,
Pablo Armando, 81, 82
Gooder, Andrea, 101
Gould, Amy, 104
Gould, Larry, ii
Graff, Doug, 126, 127
Graham-Dickerson,
Phyllis, 42
Graulich, Melody, 9, 13
Graves, Jillian, 120
Gray, Michael, 49
Green, Mark T., 10
Green, Mitchell R., 58
Griffin, Chandra, 112
Grinder, Darrin L., 10, 11,
75
Grischow, Jeff, 43
Grizzle, Cleopatra, 109
Gu, Gyun Cheol, 59, 109
Guerra-García, Ernesto,
81, 86
Guerra-Hernández,
Miriam Anahí, 88
Guevara Díaz de León,
Rosa María, 86
Gunn, Allison, 91
Guo, Hai (David), 108,
109
Gutiérrez Sandoval, Pavel,
35
Gutman, Aaron, 78
Guzman, Tatyana, 108
Haas Moore, William, 7, 8
Habeggar, Kimberly, 39
Haffejee, Badiah, 119
Haggerty, Mark, 53, 57,
74
Hale, Michelle, 5
Hale, Geoffrey, ii, 23, 24,
29, 38, 95
Hall, John, 52, 55
Hall, Linda, 80
Hamilton, Boni, 76
Hammad, Emily, 121
Hanamatsu, Yasunori, 31
Hanger, Susanne, 56
Hansen, Benjamin, 67
Hansen, Duane Michael,
96
Hansen, Ralph, 89
Hanson, John, 94
Hanson, Morgan, 98
Hanson, Ralph E., 91
Hardy, Eric, 6
Hardy-Short, Dayle, 48
Harjo, Suzan Shown, 4
Harp, Kelley, 109
Harris, Janice, 43
Harrold, James A., 107
Harwell, Janeane, 25
Haselsberger, Beatrix, 32,
34
Hataley, Todd, 21, 23, 26,
29, 38, 95
Hayden, F. Gregory, 53,
54
Hebert, April C., 49
Hebert, Paulette, 127
Heckelman, Jac, 69, 70
Heller, Jake, 105
Heller, Victor, ii
Henry, John F., 54
Herke, Kate, ii
Hermann, Arturo, 58
Hernandez Rosser,
Rebecca, 4
Herriko Unibertsitatea,
Euskal, 81, 86
Herz, Clarence A., 112,
113, 114
Hewins-Maroney, Barbara,
1, 3
Hickman, Brent, 67
Hilaiel, Sabina, 115
Hill, Ryan, 69
Hiraldo, Danielle, 5
Hirayama, Akihiro, 31
Hiryak, Chris, ii
Hoang, Edward, 65, 70
Hodgson, Maria N., 10, 12
Hoffarth, Jackie, 120
Hoffman, Thomas J., 6
Hongeva, Justin, 5
Hooper, Marie, 76, 77
Hopkins¸ Barbara E., 52
Horblit, Ben, 97
Horwitz, Howard, 9, 11,
13
Hou, Jack, 66, 68
Howard, Jake, 9, 13
Hoxha, Indrit, 65
Hsiao, Ching Hsiang, 18
Hudspeth, Nancy W., 110
Hufford, Don, 10
Hummel, Daniel, 108
Husmann, Maria, 25
Ibáñez, Oscar F., 25
Ibarra Salazar, Jorge, 24,
109
Inoue, Satoko, 30
Isern, Tom, ii, 92, 93, 113
Itani, Hiroshi, 36
Iwashita, Akihiro, 27, 33,
34
Jackson, Cynthia D., 45
Jackson-Pitts, Mary, 47,
89, 90, 91
Jacob, Benoy, 109
Jansen, Dennis, 63
Jarratt-Snider, Karen, 4, 5
Jemison, John, 53
Jennings Jr, Frederic B.,
53, 60, 74
Ji, Minsun, 55
Jiang, Lin, 119
Jiang, Mingming, 66, 68
Jianying, Xu, 34
Jo, Tae-Hee, 54, 56
Johannes, Daniela, 32
Johnson, Daniel K. N., 65,
66, 69
Johnson, Kathleen R., 44
Jones Jarding, Lilias, 5
Jones, Jennifer, 77
135
Jones, Nathan, 36
Jordan, Meagan, 110, 111
Jose, Betcy, 99
Judd, Dennis R., 12, 17,
97
Jung, Dongjae, 104, 106
Junne, George, 3
Kang, Mihyun, 127
Kariuki, Charles M., 63
Kaskinen, Saija, 25
Kayser, John, 119
Keahey, Jennifer, 14, 73
Keen, Robin, 3
Keiser, Kurt J., 53, 55, 58
Keller, Robert, 64, 70
Kelley, Suzzanne, 92, 93,
113
Kemmelmeier, Markus,
15, 123
Khanal, Kalpana, 53, 59
Kiel, Dwight C., 71, 72
Killsback, Leo, 4, 6
Kim, Esther, 2, 11
Kimmel, Kaitlin, 42
King, M. Dawn, 72
Kingma, Kara, 100
Kirdina, Svetlana, 55, 59
Klesman, Charlotte, 48
Klimina, Anna, 59
Knight, Tabitha, 68
Knippenberg, Ross, 68
Knoedler, Janet T., 52
Koerner, Cassie, 94, 95
Kohpahl, Gabriele, 32
Komar, Angela, 124, 131
Komatsu, Hisae, 29
Konou, Comlanvi Martin,
61, 65
Konrad, Victor, 20, 32,
33, 36
Kozlowski, Allison, 117,
125
Kraeger, Patsy, 106
Kress, Ellen, 10, 75
Kruschke, Cheryl, 41, 42
Kuansah, George, 96
Kuester, Daniel D., 16, 17
Kunz, Karen, 110
Kurpierz, Katherine, 47
Kurtz, Rick S., 72
Kwiatkowski, Michael,
117, 125
LaFontant, Chantalle, 63
Laine, Jussi, 26
Lambarri, Athié, 80
Landow, Paul, 109
Lane, Jussi, 27
Lanham, Taylor, 76
Lara-Ovando, Juan José,
85
Lawson, Clive, 56
Layden, Dianne R., 129
Lea, Britt, 130
Lee, Hannah, 127
Lee, Jaehoon, 50
Lee, Jinkook, 65
Lee, John, 98
Lee, Joohun, 127
Lee, Pai-lin, 18
Lee, Winnie, 66, 69
Leftoff, Sondra, 78
Legarreta, Marc R., 106
Lehan, Edward Anthony,
111
Leuprecht, Christian, 21,
26, 29, 36
Lewellen, Denver, 37
Lewis, Shannon Anthony,
97
Lewis, Wallace, 76
Li, Yiyang, 18
Liikanen, Ilkka, 27, 30,
34
Lillie, Timothy, 44
Lim, Ie May, 98
Limas, Myrna, 35
Lin, Li-Hui, 18
Lin, Phylis Lan, 18
Lindsay, David H., 61, 62
Lindsey, Brandi, 43
Linn, James G., ii, 41, 43,
44
Lintz, Cynthia, 21, 35
Livingston, Fraser, 78
Loewy, Andy F., 126
López Arce, Bertha
Adelina, 83, 85
López León, Artemisa, 33
López-Alcocer, Fernando,
85
López-Cortés, Eliseo, 83
Lopp, Denver, 47, 90
Lowenstein, George, 67
Lubamersky, Lynn, 115,
116
Lubick, Nancy, 51, 102
Luce, Crystal, 8, 118
Luna Gordinier, Anne, 7
Luna-Firebaugh, Eileen
M., 7
Luurs, Geoffrey, 19, 49,
79
Lybecker, Donna, 25, 26
Lybecker, Kristina, ii, 65,
67
Lykes, Valerie A., 15, 121,
123
MacDonald, Bradley, 95
MacIlroy, Kelsea, 102
MacKay, Lynn, 77
Mahar, Katrin, 111
Majrashi, Yahya, 91
Malec, Kristina, 8
Malhotra, Jode, 41
Malinowski, Jerome, 126,
127
Manaseri, Holly M., 43
Mansour, Hani, 67
Marcussen, Natalie, 120
Márquez-Muñoz, Jorge,
81, 84
Marston, Christine
Enerson, 121
Martell, Christine R., 110
Martin, Nekekia, 2
Martin, Sheree, 90, 102,
112
Martinez, Brian, 105
Martinez, David, 7
Martinez, Oscar, 22, 30
Martinez-Brawley, Emilia
E., 39, 100
Marturana, Michael, 65
136
Maruyama, Kenichi, 105,
106
Matkin, David, 107
Mattson, 111
May, Candace K., 71
May, Gary E., 44
McBeth, Mark, 25
mcclellan, erin d., 12, 17,
97
McClellan, John, 49
McConnell, Scott, 59
McCorkle, Suzanne, 104
McCoy, Brandon, 54, 55
McGuffey, Lucy Ware, 99
McInerney, Daniel J., ii,
10, 75
Means, Morgann, 100
Medina, Christina, 104,
105
Medina, Laura, 5
Medina-Núñez, Ignacio,
80, 81, 82
Medina-Villegas, Adriana,
88
Meijia, Rocio Irene, 24
Melichar, Mark, 17
Méndez-Fierros, Hugo
Edgardo, 80, 87
Mendez-Shannon, C.E.,
118
Menon, Indu V., 2, 124,
131
Meredith, Rachel, 89
Merriman, David F., 110
Merritt, Lisa, 77
Michaels, Elizabeth, 124,
131
Middlemist, George, 110
Mikesell, John L., 108
Miller, Lindsay, 130
Miller, Nick, 115, 116
Miller, Stephen, 40
Miller-Stevens, Katrina,
105
Minah, Galen, 126
Mineta, Shiro, 31
Mishra, Sharda, 45
Mitchell, Kevin, 47, 49
Mitra, Aditi, 125
Mobbs, Robyn, 46
Moldogazaiev, Tima, 107
Molina, David J., 24
Montano, Carlos, 22
Montez de Oca, Jeffrey,
14, 122, 123
Montoya, Louis, 118
Montoya, T. Mark, 20
Moody, Heather Ann, 102
Moon, Soojae, 64
Moore, Scott, 98
Moreno, Aaron, 78
Morozov, Boris, 107, 108,
109
Morris, Candice, 122
Morris, Glenn T., 99
Morris, John C., 105
Morris, Julia, 32
Morris, Phillip, 121
Mosier, Samantha, 98
Mott, Andrea, 112, 113
Mott, Tracy, 62
Moulton, James R., 79
Mumme, Stephen, 25, 26,
31
Murphy, Rev. Thomas R.,
37
Nakayama, Taisho, 29
Nash, Matthew, 100
Neck, Kym, 20
Neeley, Sarah A., 55, 129
Nega, Berhanu, 57, 74
Nehls, Kathy, 78
Neidert, Cody, 76
Nelson Neihues, Anita, 42
Nelson, Kyle Anne, 121
Nesiba, Reynold F., ii, 54,
93
Newby, Kera, 75
Newman, Hanna R., 121
Nickell, Amber, 78
Nicol, Heather N., ii, 26,
35
Niemi, William L., 95
Nieves González Valles,
María, 36
Norwood, William J., 46
Novelo y Urdanivia, Silvia
G., 83
Nuckolls, Charles, 3
Nunez, Silvia, 28
Nye, Jackson, 81, 85
O’Bryan, Katherine, 128
O’Bryan, Mark, 126
O’Rourke, Beto, 25
Och, Malliga, 129
Olavarrieta- Carmona,
María Victoria, 87
Omori, Eriko, 103
O'Reilly, Erin, 46
Orr, Peter, 111
Orr, Teresa, 92
Ortega Lozano, Rubén, 87
Ortega Montes, Rubén, 87
Ortiz-Zezzatti, Carlos
Alberto Ochoa, 27
Osa-Edoh, Osas, 45
Osorio-Rubio, Eva
Esperanza, 85
Ossian, Lisa Payne, 113
Ou, Shuenn Hae, 66
Pacheco-Arenas, Noelia,
85
Pacheco-Vega, Raúl, 26
Padilla Delgado, Héctor,
27
Padilla, Pete, 117, 125
Paez, Jose M., 120
Pallares, Francisco, 69
Palomino, Helen, 118
Pan, Zi, 108
Park, Hyun-Sun, 120
Park, Ji Hyung, 107
Parker, Charles, 98
Parker, Steven, 71
Patten, Steve, 38
Pattison, Andy, 72
Pavlik, Steve, 6
Payan, Tony, 21, 25, 28,
34
Peacher, Diana, 118
Pederson, Bill, 118, 119
Pencek, Thomas, 61, 62
Peniche-Camps, Salvador,
80, 82
137
Pequeño Rodríguez,
Consuelo, 28
Pequeño, Consuelo, 24
Pérez García, Martha
Estela, 35
Perez, Jesse 121
Perez, Lindsay, 50
Pérez-Ortíz, César, 83
Pérez-Rodríguez, Javier
Ezau, 87
Peroff, Nicolas, 5
Peterson, Grace, 49
Peterson, Janice, 52
Pham, Xuan, 54, 57, 74
Phillips, Kerk L., 64
Pietro, Kevin, 45
Pineda, Pablo, 81
Pisani, Michael J., 23
Plante, David J., 95
Plazola-Rivera, Carmen
Amalia, 88
Poirot Jr, Clifford S., 58
Policarpo, Alcibíades, 40
Poom-Medina, Juan, 82,
85
Portillos, Edwardo, 121
Powner, Leslie, 20, 36
Pratt, Leila J., 69
Preston, Waquin, 6
Price, Joe, 66, 67, 68, 69
Quinn, Andrew, 120
Raheem, Nejem, 16
Raizada, Himanshi, 18,
129
Ramey, Elizabeth A., 53,
55
Ramírez Muñoz, Jaime, 33
Ramirez, Manuel, 20
Ramírez-Díaz, José
Antonio, 81, 83, 84
Rangel-Torrijo, Hugo, 82,
84
Rankin, Elizabeth, 68, 69
Ransaw, Theodore, ii, 1,
3, 102
Rasmussen, Sandra, 41
Ray, William, 62, 63
Raymond, Kay, 39
Reaves, Johnathan, 91
Rees, Daniel, 67
Reese, Brittany, 2
Rehman, Sharaf, 12, 47,
90
Reikowsky, Stacy M., 103
Renee, Sonia, 129
Reyes Escalante, Aida, 22,
35
Reyna, Demetrio, 22
Rice, Ernest, 49
Rice, Rebecca, 47
Richardson, Karen, v, 32
Richardson, Paul, 34, 36
Richie, William D., 45
Riding In, James, 4, 5
Rincones Delgado,
Rodolfo, 27
Riskin, Stella, 103
Ristolainen, Mari, 23
Ritter, Justin, 130
Rivera-Basques, Maria
Luisa, 87
Roatch, John F., 100
Robbins, Mark D., 107,
110
Robinson, Tony, 99, 101
Rocha Romero, David, 33
Rodríguez Gutiérrez, José
Guadalupe, 33
Roe, Becky, 18, 19
Rogers, LaTra Tracy, 119
Rohl, Tessa, 64
Roman, Belinda, 24
Román, Geneva J., 100
Roman, Todd, 78
Romero-Morett, Martín G.,
82, 84
Rosales Saldaña, Jorge
Abel, 84
Ross, Justin M., 108
Ross, Kyle, 16
Ross, Rita, 37
Rubas, Ligaya, 65
Rubinson, Claude, v, 96,
122
Ruiz-Flores, Jesús, 80,
83, 86
Ruiz-Martínez, Fortunato,
81
Sabharwal, Meghna, 19
Sachs, Stephen, 5, 7
Sage Ponder, Caroline, 54,
58
Sahagún-Ruiz, Aurora,
83, 88
Sai-wing Ho, Peter, 57, 74
Sakon, Yukimura, 29
Saldaña-Guevara, Víctor
Hugo, 88
Samad, Abdus, 64, 68
Sammons, Thomas, 126,
127
Sandez Pérez, Agustín, 28
Sandoval-Aragón, Sergio
Lorenzo, 84, 86
Sands, Chris, 29
Santoro, Carly, 14, 73
Saumell Muñoz, Rafael E.,
40
Schaller, Verona K., 100
Schaniel, William, 92, 93,
113
Scheele, Heather, 77
Schelly, Chelsea, 14, 72,
123
Schild, Steve, 91
Schindler, Kris, 89
Schlager, Melinda D., 50
Schneider, Geoff, 52, 57,
59, 74
Schneider, Markus, 70
Schoderbek, Madeline, 26
Schroeder, Lisa M., 90
Schulze, Corina, 50
Schumacher, Julie, 45
Schweik, Susan, 42
Scott, James, 26, 27, 33
Scott, C. Patrick, 17
Scowcroft, Sylvie, 66
Selznick, Hilary, 42
Serrao, Trevor, 65
Severson, Margaret E., 50
Shallat, Todd, 12, 17, 97
Shareefi, Adnan, 89
Sharma, Andy, 73, 98
138
Shaw, Stephen K., 97
Sheetz-Nguyen, Jessica A.,
75, 77
Sherman, Zoe, 56
Short, Brant, 47, 49
Shroulote, Charlene, 106
Siedschlaw, Kurt, 8
Sim, Song Bo, 67, 94
Simon, Christopher A., 12,
17, 97
Simonsen, Bill, 107, 110
Sims, David, 69
Sirhindi, Tabina, 89
Skogberg, Cari Lee, 20
Slater, Andrea M., 2, 11
Sloan, Margaret, 110
Smith, Hanna, 34
Smith, Hilary, 117, 122,
125
Smith, Jeremy, 25, 32, 34
Smith, Zachary, 12, 17,
97
Snowden, Monica, 98
Socorro Tabuenca, Maria,
24, 30
Soledad Cortés Castillo,
Yadira, 24
Solís-López, Sylvia, 87, 88
Soto, Danielle, 51
Soydemir, Gokce, 61
Spears, Sarah, 128
Spehn, Thorsten, 94
Spelchen, Melissa J., 7
Spray, Alexander, 62
Springer, Victoria, 50
Squier, Helena, 47, 90
Staines Orozco, Elidhe, 22
Staub, Jeff, v, 32
Staudt, Kathleen, 21, 23,
25
Steel, Brent S., 12, 17, 97
Steenstra, Alex, 92, 93
Steinmann, Heather, 92,
93, 113
Stephen, Teresa, 41
Stiffler, Chris, 62
Stikkers, Kenneth W., 54,
55, 59
Stiles, Frankie, 8
Strapko, Noel, 117, 125
Stringer, Katie, 46
Strout, Lawrence, 91
Struble, Maria, 95
Stuart Richard, Gina, 8
Stumpf, Klara Helene, 56
Sun, Jinping, 107
Sundberg, Kelly, 21
Swanson, Doug, 91
Sydoriak, Stacia, 73
Sylvas, Breeana, 106
Syphers, Damon G., 45
Tamura, Keiko T., 20
Tan, Kim B., 61
Tandon, Madhavi, 98
Tanner, Nathan, 79
Taylor, Jennifer, 129
Taylor, Lawrence, 36, 37
Templin, Charlotte, 37
Thangasamy, Andrew, 38
Thede, Nicole, 41
Thomas, Emily, 103
Thomas, Stephen, 19, 96
Thompson, Eric, 65
Thompson, Kevin M., 51
Thoms, Bill, 112
Tippeconnic Fox, Mary Jo,
ii, 7
Tiwari, Kashi Nath, 61, 62
Tokle, Joanne, 64
Tokle, Robert, 64
Tolan, Mary M., 91
Tollefson, Derrik, 120
Tom, Naomi, 5
Torn, Jon Leon, 11
Toscano, Alfonso, 22
Trask, Jay, 3
Triest, Alisa, 102
Trujillo, Octaviana V., 9
Tsai, Chun-Li, 63
Tsai, Wen-hui, 18
Tsosie-LaRusso, Aresta, 6
Underwood, Daniel, 59,
60, 74
Unnithan, N. Prabha, ii,
vi, 51
Urbina Barrera, Flor, 36
Urbina, Javier V., 106
Valkyrie, Zek Cypress,
121
van den Berg, Hendrik,
57, 58
van der Velde, Martin, 20,
29, 34
Varel, David A., 1
Varela, Raymond, 50
Vargas-García, Elizabeth,
82
Vargas-Hernández, José
G., 81, 84, 86
Varma, Roli, 19
Vásquez Enríquez, Emily
Celeste, 30
Veeh, Christopher A., 50
Velasco, Marcela, 81, 85
Velázquez, Socorro, 35
Vera Bustillos, Edith, 35
Verea, Monica, 20
Vick, Mary M., 75
Vidaña Gaytan, Maria
Elena, 36
Villagrán-García,
Maricruz, 86
Villanueva, Nicholas, 20,
30
Villaseñor-Tinoco, Martha
Alicia, 83, 85
Viveros-Vergara, Héctor
Hugo, 85
Vives-Urbina, José Tomás,
82
Voeltz, Richard, 76
Vollrath, Dietrich, 70
Volpp, Kevin, 67
Vyas, Priyanka
Dhirenbhai, 99
Waggoner, Philip, 96
Waller, Kristina, 3
Walther, Olivier, 21
Wang, Chiao-Li, 18
Wang, Junfeng, 110
Wang, Wen, 108
Ward, Jennifer, 96
Ward, Tom, 125
Ward, Veronica, 94
139
Warnecke, Tonia, 57, 58,
59, 74
Warner, Kee, 121
Wasson, Andrew, 78
Watkins, John P., 54, 57
Watkins, Lachlin, 65
Weaver, Carisa, 130
Wei, Chen-Chi, 18
Welch, Melissa Jane, 121
Welcomer, Stephanie, 53,
57, 74
Welker, Chelsea, 99
Werdehausen, Kyra, 117,
121, 125
Werner, Brian, 53
Wheeler, Carol, 10
Wiens-Tuers, Barbara A.,
52, 56, 59
Wildcat, Daniel, 6
Wilkins, David, 6
Williams, Caroline Charlie,
128
Wilson, Benjamin, 53, 55
Wilson, Debra R., 41, 42,
44
Wilson, Jamie, 22, 23
Wilson, Riley, 66, 67, 69
Wilson, Sharon, 37
Wilson, Tamar Diana, 25
Wilson, Tyler, 50
Wimett, Lynn, 42
Windle, Robert, 125
Winegard, Timothy, 38
Wintz, Cary D., 99
Wintz, Celia Janet, 99
Wisman, Jon, 54, 55, 56
Witt, Stephanie, 12, 17,
97
Wojciechowski, Krzysztof,
26
Wolf, David, 129
Wolf, Ken, 96
Wolken, Alissa, 48
Wolters, Erika, 12, 17, 97
Wurtzebach, Zachary, 71
Xiao, Yan, 107
Yamazaki, Koji, 34
Yan, Wenli, 110
Yarira Reyes, Aida, 22, 35
Yasar, Yavuz, 70
Yazzie, Micoleen, 9
Yee-Sakamoto, Ivy, 98
Yoon, Chris, 18, 19
Young, Katherine, 95
Young, Naomi, 103, 124,
131
Yusuf, Wie, 111
Zamudio, Andrés, 82
Zaragoza-Huerta, José, 87
Zeng, Lily, 89, 91
140
Zhang, Chenjie, 18
Zhang, Shishu, 66
Zhao, Xiaoru, 18
Zorita, Paz M.B., 39, 100
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