UP Report, 2011 - University of Portland

University of Portland
Report
Spring 2011
Number 17
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From the Publisher
The University
Another academic year at the University of Portland came to its
conclusion on May 8, 2011 at the University’s 109th annual Commencement exercises. With the conclusion of the 2010-2011 academic year, we take pause to reflect on the outstanding accomplishments of our University faculty and administrators. This edition of
The University of Portland Report will inform you of some of these
accomplishments, which include many awards, scholarly presentations, and publications of the University’s faculty.
— Br. Donald Stabrowski, C.S.C.
Provost
U.S. News Ranks University in Top Ten
Table of Contents
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Of General Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Faculty
Appointments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Awards and Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Butine Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
External Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Pamplin Scholars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Promotions, Rank & Tenure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Activities and Presentations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
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For the sixteenth consecutive year, the University of Portland received a top-10 ranking by U.S. News & World Report in their “2011
America’s Best Colleges” publication. The University is ranked 9th
out of 125 institutions listed in the “Regional Universities – West”
classification. The University experienced unprecedented growth in
the past year, dedicating four buildings including two new residence halls, a landmark campus belltower, and an expanded and
renovated engineering building. Also expanded was the campus
dining facility to nearly double its former size. The University also
welcomed its largest incoming freshman class to date, a record 816
students, in the fall of 2009 and received an all-time high of 11,382
applications for fall 2010 enrollment.
University Named One of Top U.S. Green Colleges
The University of Portland is one of the most environmentally responsible colleges in the United States and Canada, according to
The Princeton Review ( www.PrincetonReview.com ). The University
was selected for inclusion in the just-released second annual edition of The Princeton Review’s Guide to 311 Green Colleges: 2011 Edition.
The University was also recognized in the inaugural 2010 edition.
Created by The Princeton Review in partnership with the U.S.
Green Building Council (USGBC). The University of Portland, one of
the only schools in the country with a LEED Platinum certified
building and the first college in the West to ban the sale of disposable plastic water bottles, joins the ranks of outstanding universities and colleges nationwide that are leading the green movement
through special programs and initiatives.
University Ranks First in Fulbrights
The University of Portland ranks first nationally among “master’s
institutions” in a listing of top producers of Fulbright Awards for
U.S. students in 2010-11, according to a study released by The Chronicle of Higher Education. Six University of Portland students were
awarded the prestigious Fulbright scholarships in 2010, with five
accepting. That places the University of Portland atop the rankings,
ahead of such schools as Villanova University, St. Edwards University,
Seattle University and Santa Clara University. The University of Portland has been a leader among its peer institutions for several years
in producing Fulbright scholars, ranking first nationally in 2007-08
and second nationally in 2006-07, 2008-09 and 2009-10. A total of
24 students from the University of Portland have won Fulbrights.
Bloomburg Businessweek Ranks U.P. Tops In Oregon
Bloomberg Businessweek has named the University of Portland as
the top school in Oregon for “return on investment.” In a state-bystate ranking of schools providing graduates with the most return
for the price of their education, the University of Portland came out
on top among all colleges and universities in Oregon. Bloomberg
Businessweek estimates that the 30-year net return on investment
for graduates of University of Portland is $779,600.
Sharon A. Jones Is New Engineering Dean
University of Portland Provost Br. Donald J. Stabrowski, C.S.C., has
announced the appointment of Sharon A. Jones as the new dean of
the Donald P. Shiley School of Engineering. Jones will become dean
on July 1, 2011 to succeed Zia Yamayee, who has been the dean for
the past fifteen years. She completed her doctorate at Carnegie
Mellon University in 1996 and is a licensed professional engineer-
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ing in both civil and environmental engineering. Jones comes to
the University from Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., where she has
served as the Director of the Engineering Division since 2008. From
1995 to 2001 she was a tenured faculty member at Rose Hulman Institute of Technology.
University Ranks Third for Peace Corps Volunteers
The University of Portland is ranked third nationally among its peer
institutions in producing Peace Corps volunteers, according to a
study released on October 25, 2010. This marks the second consecutive year the University has been ranked among the Top 5 nationally –
last year the University placed fourth. Currently, 23 undergraduate
alumni and two graduate alumni are serving in the Peace Corps.
Since the Peace Corps was founded in 1961, 190 alumni have served
as volunteers. The University, along with Lewis & Clark College (tied
for third with UP), is one of two Oregon schools to rank among the
Top 5 nationally in any of the three classification groups – ‘small
schools’ with less than 5,000 undergraduates, ‘medium schools’
with between 5,000 and 15,000 undergraduates and ‘large schools’
with more than 15,000 undergraduates.
Rev. Mark Poorman, C.S.C. Joins University Administration
Rev. Mark L. Poorman, C.S.C., has been appointed executive vice
president and associate professor of theology at the University of
Portland, effective July 1, 2011. In the newly restructured position of
executive vice president, Poorman’s responsibilities will include
general oversight of the divisions of university operations, financial
affairs, university relations, and supervision of the student life
division.
Rev. Gerry Olinger, C.S.C., Joins Administration
University of Portland president Rev. E. William Beauchamp, C.S.C.,
has appointed Rev. Gerry Olinger, C.S.C., as executive assistant to
the president, effective July 1, 2010. Olinger’s new responsibilities include working with the board of regents and serving as a member
of the University’s officer’s group. He will also assist in legal issues,
strategic planning and other projects assigned to him by the president. Olinger, who was ordained as a priest on April 10, 2010, was
serving as hall director for the University of Portland’s Villa Maria
residence hall. He has moved to Kenna Hall, where he serves as pastoral resident. He also serves as the associate director of vocations
for the University and continues working with campus ministry
staff on campus.
School of Engineering Renamed for Donald E. Shiley
The University of Portland’s school of engineering will now be
known as the Donald P. Shiley School of Engineering in recognition
of the late Donald Shiley, a 1951 graduate who was an engineer, inventor, entrepreneur, businessman, philanthropist and loving husband and father. Among his many groundbreaking inventions was
the Bjork-Shiley heart valve, an innovative medical device that has
been credited with saving more than a half million lives. The announcement was made at a dedication ceremony on December 3,
2010. Donald and Darlene Shiley’s generosity and commitment to
the University of Portland has sparked a tremendous rise for the
engineering program.
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University Ranks 10th Nationally in Study Abroad
The University of Portland is ranked 10th nationally among its peer
institutions in students studying abroad for a long-term duration,
defined as more than one academic semester. The rankings are part
of the “Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange,”
conducted by the Institute of International Education. The University had 41 students study abroad long-term in 2008-09, placing the
school 10th overall among schools whose highest degree is a master’s degree and among the top 15 for the fifth consecutive year.
Science Hall Renamed Romanaggi Hall
A dedication ceremony for the newly named Don V. Romanaggi
M.D. Hall, formerly Old Science Hall, took place on Saturday, Nov. 13,
2010. Dr. Don Romanaggi graduated from the University of Portland
in 1956 and then earned his medical degree in 1960 from Loyola
University’s Stritch School of Medicine. He and his late wife Agnes, a
1959 University of Portland graduate, have been generous to the
University over the years, most recently making a major gift to Romanaggi Hall.
Bauccio Commons Dedication
A dedication ceremony took place on Saturday, September 25 to
celebrate the expansion and renovation of the University’s dining
facility, renamed Bauccio Commons. After extensive renovations to
the 1958 structure, Bauccio Commons is named in honor of 1964
and 1966 alumnus Fedele Bauccio, founder and owner of Bon
Appétit Management Company, a food service provider with more
than 500 locations and 12,000 employees nationwide.
2010 Senior Class Raises $100,000 For Molly Hightower
Scholarship
The University of Portland Class of 2010 raised more than $100,000
for an endowed scholarship in the name of Molly Hightower, a
2009 alumna who died in the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti
while volunteering with special needs orphans. The scholarship will
be awarded to a University of Portland upperclassman with a
strong devotion to faith and commitment to service.
Of General Interest
2011 Christus Magister Medal Presented to Lawrence S.
Cunningham
Receiving the University’s highest honor, the Christus Magister
Medal, at the 2011 Commencement was Lawrence S. Cunningham,
professor of theology at the University of Notre Dame, a prolific
and popular essayist and author of some twenty books about
Catholicism and religion. An excerpt of his most recent book, Things
Seen & Unseen, appears in the March issue of Portland Magazine.
University Awards Honorary Degrees
During the 2011 Commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 8, the
University presented honorary doctorates to the following individuals, recognizing their contributions to their professions, to their
communities, and to the world:
Receiving an honorary doctorate and delivering the 2010 commencement address: His Honor Diarmuid F. O’Scannlain of the
United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit. An eloquent Catholic
scholar, Judge O’Scannlain served in the United States Army and
served the state of Oregon as deputy attorney general, public utility
commissioner, and director of the state’s Department of Environ-
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mental Quality before returning to private practice after a run for
Congress in 1974. He was nominated to the Court of Appeals by
President Ronald Reagan in 1986.
Other honorary doctorates included Dr. Don V. Romanaggi ’56,
renowned Portland physician and benefactor for whom Romanaggi
Hall is named; Dennis Keenan ’68, executive director of Catholic
Charities in Oregon for the past 22 years; Mother Francine Cardew,
F.S.E., ’67, founder and long the head administrator of the Franciscan Montessori Earth School in Portland; the Honorable Miguel
Humberto Díaz, U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See and long a professor of theology at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's
University; and Dr. Carolyn Williams, R.N., professor of nursing (and
long the dean) at the University of Kentucky and past president of
the American Academy of Nursing.
Faculty
Appointments
Amelia Ahern-Rindell, biology, was elected for a 2-year term as Secretary of the National Organization known as CUR, the Council on
Undergraduate Research, June 2011.
Genevieve Brassard, English, had the following professional involvement/Service to Profession: Organized and hosted (with Laurie McLary, International Languages & Cultures, and Elise Moentmann, History) the 12th Annual Conference of the Space Between
Society, with the theme ‘Belief and Disbelief in the Space Between,
1914-1945,’ at the University of Portland, June 17-19, 2010. Elected CoPresident of the Society for a three-year term.
Robert Butler, environmental science, was appointed as a National
Association of Geoscience Teachers Distinguished Speaker, as a
Member of Education and Public Outreach Committee for the Incorporated Institutes for Research in Seismology, and as a Member
of Committee of Visitors for Geosciences Education and Diversity
Programs, Directorate for Geosciences (GEO), National Science
Foundation, May 24-26, 2010.
Hannah Callender, mathematics, was elected to the office of Programming Chair for the Mathematical and Computational Biology
Special Interest Group of the Mathematical Association of America
(BIOSIGMAA) for 2011.
M. Katherine Crabtree, nursing, served on Editorial Boards (Reviewers for Professional Journals and Book Publishers) for Advances in
Nursing Science, American Journal for Nurse Practitioners, Journal
of Professional Nursing, and F A Davis (book publisher). She served
as a National Officer for 2009-2011 as Secretary, member of the Executive Committee & Board of Directors of the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties, Washington DC. Served as a
consultant to 2010 Consultant to University of Alaska, Anchorage
on proposed Doctor of Nursing Practice program, 2010 Commission
on Collegiate Nursing Education site visitor for Doctor of Nursing
Practice program initial accreditation review, 2010 Consultant to
University of Portland on initial CCNE accreditation of Doctor of
Nursing Practice program 2010 Consultant to University of New
Mexico on proposed Doctor of Nursing Practice program, 2010
Site reviewer for Texas Coordinating Board of Higher Education and
proposed Doctor of Nursing Practice program at University of Texas
El Paso, TX, 20010-2011 Co-director of National Validation of
Adult/Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Competencies.
Project representing National Organization of Nurse Practitioner
Faculties with co-director J. Stanley, representing American Associa-
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tion of Colleges of Nursing. Funded by Hartford Center.
Nicole DeHoratius, business administration, serves the Production
and Operations Management Society (POMS) in the capacity of
College of Supply Chain Management, Vice President of Meetings
(2009-2012) POMS Annual Conference, 22nd: Operations Management – The Enabling Link, Track Co-Chair (2010-2011).
Timothy Doughty, engineering, was appointed Faculty Scholar for
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the National Security
Engineering Division’s Vulnerability Assessments Associate Program, wffective June 2009 to present; to the Dynamic Systems and
Control Division (DSCD) Model Identification and Intelligent Systems (MIIS) Technical Committee; and as Associate Editor on ASME
Dynamic Systems and Control Conference Editorial Board.
Thompson Faller, philosophy, was appointed to the Steering Committee, 2011 International Association of Catholic Bioethics Colloquium, Philadelphia, PA; and to the Oregon State Advisory Committee of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.
Lauretta Conklin Frederking, political science, was appointed to the
Editorial Board, Pacific Northwest Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities.
Jeffrey Gauthier, philosophy, was appointed as general editor of the
journal Social Philosophy Today.
Richard Gritta, business administration, was elected to National
Council of the Transportation Research Forum, and was reappointed as Associate Editor of the Journal of the Transportation Research
Forum [list in the Journal of Economic Literature].
Drew Harrington, Clark Memorial Library, served as one of 3 national
jurors for the biennial American Institute of Architects and American Library Association joint Best Library Architecture Award.
Susan Hinken, Clark Memorial Library, serves as the Chair of the
Orbis Cascade Alliance Collaborative Technical Services Team for
2011.
Jennette Lovejoy, communication studies, served on the journal editorial boards for Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication
and Health Communication.
Tara Maginnis, biology, was elected President of ACUBE (Association of College and University Biology Education) – an organization
dedicated to excellence in teaching biology at the college/university
level.
Shannon Mayer, physics, was appointed Interim Executive Officer;
Pacific Northwest Association for College Physics, and Executive
Committee Member-at-Large Representative; Northwest Section of
American Physical Society.
Hillary Merk, education, is the President for Oregon Association of
Teacher Educators for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Stephanie Michel, Clark Memorial Library, was elected ViceChair/Chair-Elect of the Association of College & Research Libraries
Instruction Section in May 2010; her appointment started July 1,
2010.
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Anissa Rogers, social work, had the following appointments: 2010present: Consulting Editor; Sex Education, 2011 Appointed Adjunct
Professor, Layton Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Oregon
Health Sciences University, Portland, OR, 2010-present Appointed
Member of the Council on Social Work Education’s Gero-Ed Center’s
National Advisory Board, 2010(fall) Nominated participant for Eldercare Workforce Alliance Hill Visits. Washington, D.C. October 20-21.
Joann Warner, nursing, was appointed Chair, American Association
of College of Nursing Task Force on Essentials for Master’s Education in Nursing.
Bruce Weitzel, education, was appointed as Past President of the
Oregon Professors of Education Administration (ORPEA), 2010, September; Appointed to the Oregon Teachers Standards and Practices
Commission Site Visitation Team for Warner Pacific University, 2011,
March, and was selected as a Member of the Portland Metro Education Partnership Planning Committee, 2011, October.
Teri Moser Woo, nursing, has been named a Fellow in the American
Academy of Nurse Practitioners recognizing her national and international work in Nurse Practitioner education and policy. She will
be officially inducted into the Academy at their annual meeting in
June 2011.
Awards and Honors
The University’s annual faculty awards for outstanding teaching,
scholarship, and service were presented at Faculty Development
Day on May 4, 2010. This year’s honorees, as selected by the Committee on Teaching and Scholarship, include:
• Thomas Greene, associate provost and dean of the Graduate
School, won the James Culligan Award, the highest faculty award
bestowed by the University, in recognition of distinguished service.
• Jeffrey Kerssen-Griep, communications studies, won the Outstanding Scholarship Award, presented to a faculty member who
presents unusually significant and meritorious achievement in professional scholarship.
• Gary Mitchell, business administration,won the Outstanding
Teaching Award, given annually to a faculty member who is an especial exemplar of the University’s commitment to superb teaching.
• Karen Eifler, education, won the Deans Award for Faculty Leadership, given annually to a faculty member exhibiting outstanding academic practice as described in the qualifications for appointment and
promotion.
• Roger O. Doyle, performing and fine arts. The University created
the Roger O. Doyle Award in honor of Doyle, its namesake and first
recipient, to be presented to a faculty member for outstanding service not only to the University, but to the entire regional community.
• Susan Moscato, nursing, was presented with the Tyson Distinguished Professor Award, established in 2003 to recognize and reward a career of teaching, scholarship, and service to the University.
Moscato is the first woman to earn this award and joins Lou
Masson, Mike Snow, Robert Albright, and Bob Duff as winners.
Rev. Robert Antonelli, C.S.C., archivist, received the University’s Miltner Award – the highest employee/staff award given annually by
the University – for 2010.
Ellyn Arwood, education, won the American Speech Language
Hearing Association Award for Continuing Education (2010-2013)ACE.
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Michael Cameron, theology, was awarded a Full Year Sabbatical,
2010-2011, University of Portland; and was the inaugural recipient
of the Thomas F. Martin Saint Augustine Fellowship, Fall 2010, Villanova University.
Timothy Doughty, engineering, received the University of Portland
Student-Athlete “The Difference” Award 2011, and was chosen to
present the distinguished “Last Lecture” to all graduating seniors,
University of Portland, 2010.
Thompson Faller, philosophy, received the 2011 Difference Award on
Feb. 17, 2011.
Lauretta Conklin Frederking, political science, was NEH recipient,
Summer Seminar Rethinking International Migration, UCLA, 2011.
Jill Hoddick, theatre, received a Meritorious Achievement Award for
her Costume Design for Into the Woods from the Kennedy Center
American College Theatre Festival in April, 2011.
Sr. Angela Hoffman, O.S.B., chemistry, was named Saturday Academy: “Mentor extraordinaire,” awarded August 20, 2010; Cambridge
Who’s Who, “Registry of Executives, professionals and Entrepreneurs, 2010-2011”; was granted a Sabbatical for spring 2012 from
the University of Portland; and received a letter of recognition for
mentoring ASE students from Governor Ted Kulongoski, Jan. 3, 2011.
Aziz Inan, engineering, was elected to Senior Membership, Institute
of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (Summer 2010) and
became a Member of the Editorial Board, Journal of Recreational
Mathematics (Summer 2010).
Jeffrey Kerssen-Griep, communication studies, won the 2009-10
Outstanding Scholarship Award at the University of Portland, May
2010. He won the Top Paper Award, National Communication Association convention, San Francisco, CA, and Instructional Development Division, November 2010 for “The Interaction of Facework and
Immediacy on Students’ Perceptions of Instructor Credibility,” with
Paul L. Witt from TCU. He won “The Difference Award” for 2010-11
from UP Athletics (with Doughty, Faller, Gudigantala, and Julka).
Bohn Lattin, communication studies, was awarded a sabbatical for
the fall term of 2011.
Laurie McLary, international languages and cultures, was nominated for the Outstanding Teacher Award, University of Portland, 2010
and 2011. She received The Becky Houck Award for Excellent Advising, University of Portland, February 2011.
Marie Napolitano, nursing, was appointed as Assessor for Quality
Assurance Process for NPs in British Columbia. College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C.; and as Chief Examiner for Nurse Practitioners in British Columbia (OSCE). College
of Registered Nurses of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C.
Meike Niederhausen, mathematics, was appointed as President of
the American Statistical Association Oregon Chapter for 2010-2011.
Diane Vines, nursing, has been invited to submit a personalized
copy of her book, Angel Walk: Nurses at War in Iraq and Afghanistan, to the library aboard the U.S.S. New York, the ship that was
created using scrap metal from the World Trade Center attack on
September 11.
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Butine Awards 2010-2011 Spring Cycle
Butine Awards 2010-2011, Fall Cycle
• Barbara Braband, nursing: 2011 Association of Community Health
Educators Annual Institute, $1,250.
• Sr. Carol Dempsey, OP, theology: National College Theology Society Conference, $175.
• Karen Eifler, education: 2012 Association of Catholic Colleges and
Universities, $350.
• Mike Eom, business administration: 2011 Northeast Decision
Science Institute Conference, $890.
• Sam Holloway, business administration: 2011 Industry Studies
Association Meeting, $1,150.
• Jim Jurinski, business administration: 2011 Annual Conference
Pacific Northwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business, $615.
• Joanna Kaakinen, Linda Veltri, nursing: Obstetrical Nursing Postpartum Newborn Simulation, $1,275.
• Cecilia Lin, business administration: 2011 American Accounting
Association Meeting, $1,500.
• Rev. Richard Rutherford, C.S.C., theology: Societas Liturgica (Biannual) Congress, $175.
• Diane Vines, nursing: 2011 Association of Community Health Educators Annual Institute, $1,250.
• Russell Butkus, theology, & Steven Kolmes, environmental science: Creating Web-Based Support for Environmental Science and
Theology in Dialogue, 1776.00.
• Hannah Callender, mathematics: Mathematical Modeling of
Focal Adhesions $4500.00.
• Tanya Crenshaw, engineering, & Andrew Nuxoll, engineering:
Security for Cyber-Physical Systems using Artificial Long-Term
Memory, $2076.00.
• Nicole DeHoratius, business administration: Production & Operations Management Society Conference, $1314.48.
• Terry Favero, biology: Sabbatical Research Collaboration, $1,500.
• Courtney Fletcher, communication studies: Conflict in the Workplace, $3,000
• Bradley Franco, history: The Legend of Montaperti and the Formation of Sienese Identity, $3,475.
• Rich Gritta, business administration: Air Transportation Research
(ATRS) Conference, $1,000.
• Alexandra Hill, international languages and cultures: Multicultural Motherhood: The German Mother and the Immigrant Mother in
Contemporary Turkish-German Literature and Film, $740.
• Sr. Angela Hoffman, O.S.B., chemistry: Screening for MicrotubuleBinding Compounds $4,560.
• Ellen Lippman, business administration: Culpability of Accountants and Accounting during the Holocaust, $742.50.
• Laurie McLary, international languages and cultures: An Interview
with Austrian Novelist Lilian Faschinger, $2,900.
• Anissa Rogers, social work: The Use of Traditional and Conventional Medicine among Older Chileans, $2,931.69.
• Craig Swinyard, mathematics: Teaching Advanced Calculus for
Understanding, $3,888.
• Kaye Wilson-Anderson, nursing: Healthcare for Rural Families and
Women of Southern India, $4,300.
• Warren Wood, chemistry: The Synthesis of Antiviral Compounds
Against Flaviviruses, $3,000.
Janet Banks, nursing, received grant funds from the Terry Misener
Memorial fund in order to travel to India on a service mission. Nurses and nursing students provided health clinics and education to
orphans and rural people of Andhra Pradesh, India.
Sr. Carol Dempsey, OP, theology, was the recipient of an Arthur
Butine Award: $175.
Thompson Faller, philosophy, received a 2011 Butine Grant.
Sr. Angela Hoffman, O.S.B., chemistry, received a Butine: “Screening
for Microtubule-binding compounds,” Oct 7, 2010, $4,560, funded
for summer 2011.
Sam Holloway, business administration, received a butine grant in
spring in the amount of $1,150 to attend the 2011 Industry Studies
Association Meeting.
Bohn Lattin, communication studies, was given a College of Arts
and Sciences / Butine grant to cover expenses for his sabbatical research on the Lend Lease rhetoric of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the
Isolationists.
Laurie McLary, international langages and cultures, received and
Arthur Butine Development Grant, University of Portland to interview Austrian novelist Lilian Faschinger; May 2011. She received an
Arthur Butine Development Grant, University of Portland to attend
and present a paper at the Annual International Symposium of the
Modern Austrian Literature and Culture Association, Vienna, Austria (University of Vienna) and to conduct research on graphic novel
scene in Austria; May 2010.
Anissa Rogers, social work, received a 2010 Arthur Butine Faculty
Development Fund/University Faculty Funded Research Grants,
University of Portland; Primary Investigator. Award made for research on health beliefs of older Chileans. Total funding, $2931.69.
Linda Veltri, nursing, received a Spring 2011 Research Grant, Arthur
Butine Faculty Development Fund: $1,275 for Obstetrical Postpartum/Newborn Simulation. Portland, Oregon. Principle Investigator:
Linda Veltri. She received a Fall 2010 Research Grant, Terry R. Misener
Innovation Grant: $3,847.50, for Obstetrical Postpartum /Newborn
Simulation. Portland, Oregon. Principle Investigator: Linda Veltri.
External Grants
Jeffrey Brown, biology, received a grant from the MJ Murdock Foundation for $54,000 for “Effect of Fatty Acid Modification and Glycosaminoglycan Association on Wnt-Frizzled Binding Affinity,” Murdock College Research for Life Sciences Award no. 2010196:JVZ.
Robert Butler, environmental science, received a grant from Teachers on the Leading Edge: Linking K-12 Earth Science Teachers to
EarthScope Funding Agency: National Science Foundation, EarthScope Program, Budget: $144,437 (UP budget portion), February 1,
2008-January 31, 2011, a collaborative grant with U. P. as lead institution on three-year grant. Other institutions are Central Washington
University, Pacific Lutheran University, and Portland Community
College.
Hannah Callender, mathematics, was the recipient of travel grant
to attend the Mathematical Association of America’s Professional
Enhancement Program (MAA PREP) workshop on Mathematical
Models in Population Biology and Epidemiology at Texas Tech University, June 4-6, 2010. Recipient of an NSF Center for Undergraduate Research in Mathematics (CURM) grant to fund three undergraduates to conduct research with me throughout the 2010-2011
school year. Recipient of Butine Faculty Development awards to attend two conferences in the summer of 2011 and to conduct research
on mathematical models of focal adhesions. Recipient of Association for Women in Mathematics travel grant for the summer of 2011.
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Courtney Fletcher, communication studies, received a grant for
Fletcher, C.V., & Turner, L. (2010). “Discourses of individual and cultural identity: An examination of the first generation born after the
Rwandan Genocide.” (www.risingrwanda.org.) A grant funded
ethnographic and photo-documentary project about Rwandan
youth. Imagining America, $5,000.
Drew Harrington, Clark Memorial Library, received an Institute of
Museum and Library Services (IMLS) American Heritage Preservation Grant for $3,000.
Sr. Angela Hoffman, O.S.B., chemistry, received a Murdock Partners
in Science grant: “Development of an affinity column to concentrate microtubule-binding compounds,” $15,000; February 2010June 2012, second year; Apprenticeships in Science and Engineering,
“Funding for 2 summer high school interns” $3,000; and American
Chemical Society Project SEED: “Research support for two SEED I
students for summer 2011.” Jan 9, 1011 $5,000.
Shannon Mayer, physics, received a National Institute of Standards
and Technology grant for $ 8,700 (for University of Portland undergraduate to conduct summer research at NIST).
Tisha Morrell, education, received a grant for her role in “Researcherteacher partnerships: Making global climate change relevant in the
classroom, 2011-2014,” a NASA Global Climate Change Education
Program, part of a writing team led by Kari O’Connell, Oregon Natural Education Program. $331,936.
Marie Napolitano, nursing, served as Co-investigator (0.1FTE). Cuidate, Te apoyamos: A breast health program for indigenous and
poor mestiza women of Columbia. University of Portland in partnership with Pontifica Universidad Catolica de Ecuador and Association of Nursing of Columbia.. Funded by Komen International
Foundation, 2010-present.
Peter Osterberg, engineering, received four MEP (MOSIS Educational Program) grants to cover all the costs for the CMOS Integrated
Circuit fabrication and packaging for four Electrical Engineering
student senior capstone design team projects for the 2010-2011
academic year. These MEP grants were co-sponsored by University
of Southern California's MEP program, ON Semiconductor, Dupont,
IBM, and the Semiconductor Research Corporation.
Mojie Takallou, engineering, received a one year grant from Oregon
department of Transportation in the amount of $150,000 for developing and conducting highway safety workshops.Since 1987 he has
received twenty-four consecutive grants/ contracts from Oregon
department of transportation.
Diane Vines, nursing, received a $25,000 grant for the study Rapid
Resolution Therapy for Trauma Survivors from the Institute for Survivors of Sexual Violence, a Florida-based foundation. The study is
being conducted in cooperation with Manatee Glens, a non-profit
behavioral health hospital, and Georgia State University. The effectiveness of Rapid Resolution Therapy will be compared to the effectiveness of the traditional therapies used by Manatee Glens for
post-trauma civilian and military survivors, which include cognitive
behavioral therapy. Vines is a nationally certified rapid resolution
therapy practitioner, the only one in the Northwest.
Joann Warner, nursing, received a Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship
Grant, 2010-2011, $30,341.
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Pamplin Scholars
Elena Bernard, business administration.
Nicole DeHoratius, business administration.
Naveen Gudigantala, business administration.
Sam Holloway, business administration.
Promotions, Rank & Tenure
Osiel Bonfim, physics, promoted to Professor.
Genevieve Brassard, English, promoted to Associate Professor
and tenured.
Nicole DeHoratius, business administration, promoted to Associate
Professor, tenured.
Brian Els , history, promoted to Associate Professor, tenured.
Caery Evangelist, philosophy, promoted to Associate Professor,
tenured.
Renee Heath, communication studies, promoted to Associate Professor, tenured.
Molly Hiro, English, promoted to Associate Professor, tenured.
Gary Mitchell, business administration, promoted to Associate Professor, tenured.
Patricia Morrell, education, promoted to Professor.
Meike Niederhausen, mathematics, promoted to Associate Professor, tenured.
Hans Nordstrom, mathematics, promoted to Associate Professor,
tenured.
Stephanie Salomone, mathematics, promoted to Associate Professor, tenured.
Lara Trout, philosophy, promoted to Associate Professor, tenured.
Tammy VanDeGrift, computer science, promoted to Associate
Professor, tenured.
Activities and Presentations
Bahram Adrangi, business administration, presented to the Applied
Business and Entrepreneurship Association International and
American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences “Inflation
Rate, Core Inflation Rate, Informational Arrival and volatility
spillovers between Energy and Commodity Prices.” Nov. 2010 and
February 2011. (With M. Allender, A. Chatrath and K. Raffiee ); and to
the Western Economic Association’s annual meeting “Exchange
Rates and Inflation Rates: Exploring Nonlinearities” July 2010. (With
M. Allender, A. Chatrath and K. Raffiee ).
Amelia Ahern-Rindell, biology, delivered an invited presentation: Enriching the Undergraduate Curriculum with Discipline-Specific Inquiry. Institutionalizing Undergraduate Research Institute sponsored by the Council on Undergraduate Research, Stetson University, DeLand, Florida, February, 2011. She delivered a conference presentation, “Amplification and Comparison of GLB1 Sequence from
Normal and GM1-affected Sheep Utilizing the Cloned Bovine GLB1
Gene” (with Iranon N) at the Society for Inherited Metabolic Disorders Annual Meeting, Asilomar, CA, March, 2011.
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Robert Albright, engineering, presented “From ABET Commissions
Summit to Final Statement: Objectives, Outcomes, and Improvements,” by Zia Yamayee, Robert Albright, Mehmet Inan, Khalid
Khan, Kenneth Lulay, Steven Vegdahl, ABET Symposium, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 14-16, 2011.
Ellyn Arwood, education, made the following conference presentations: Learning with a Visual Brain in an Auditory World: Expanding
Our Horizons, NWATE, Lacey, Washington, April 1, 2011. Neuroeducation: Learning Under the Influence-Brain Implications for Children
and Youth in K-12 Grade. Panel Presentation, March 31, 2011, Portland, Oregon. Literacy Strategies for Learning with a Visual Brain in
an Auditory World: Language for Individuals Impacted by Autism,
“Thinking in the literacy of shapes.” Featured Speaker for the CARD
Regional Autism Conference in Fort Walton, Florida, March 11, 2011.
Translating Neuroscience: When is the Use of Personal Response
Systems Effective for Student Learning? ORATE, March 4, 2011, Portland, Oregon. Co-presented with Teri Woo, Ph.D. and Joanna Kaakinen, Ph.D. Visual Thinking Strategies: The Language of Pictures, 90
minute presentation, Oregon Speech-Language & Hearing Association (OSHA) annual convention, October 9, 2010, Vancouver, Washington. Co-presented with Carole Kaulitz and Mabel Brown. Behavior and Language: Semantic Assessment and Intervention Strategies
for Social Thinking. 3rd Annual National Social Thinking Provider’s
Conference, Santa, Clara, California, June 26, 2010. Co-presented
with Carole Kaulitz and Mabel Brown. She presented the following
workshops: Developing the Hand and Mind, Portland, Oregon, April
16, 2011. Can Time and Organization be Taught? Portland, Oregon,
February 26, 2011. Seeing Numbers as Language, Portland, Oregon,
January 22, 2011. Language Function, Portland, Oregon, November
13, 2010. Behavior is Communication, Portland, Oregon, October 23,
2010. Cognitive Strategies through Language, Portland, Oregon,
September 25, 2010. Learning with a Visual Brain in an Auditory
World, Boulder, Colorado, July 26-29, 2010. The Linguistic Connection between Seeing the Shapes of the Hand and Learning to Cognitively Read and Write. Neuroscience and Education Workshop,
May 22, 2010, School of Education, University of Portland. She presented the following inservices and presentations for requesting
agency: Assessment and Intervention, 6 hour consultation for
Grandhaven Elementary School, McMinnville, OR, April 15, 2011.
Thinking Through Doing: The Language of Pictures, School District
4-J, Eugene, OR, April 9, 2011. Linguistics: the Study of the Mother
Tongue, Aloha Community Group, November 3, 2010. Teaching the
Visual Learner in an Auditory World, St Pius X School, Beaverton, OR,
January 14, 2011. Visual Strategies through Language, Cascade Academics, November 5, 2010. Visual Thinkers, School District 4-J, Deaf
and Hard of Hearing administrators, teachers and staff, Eugene,
Oregon, October 16, 2010.
Susan Baillet, psychology, presented “The Testing Effect with Faces”
(with 2 student co-authors, Michelle Dasse and Peter Kirby) at the
Western Psychological Association conference in LA on April 29,
2011.
James Baillie, philosophy, presented “Is the Deity a Natural Object of
any Human Passion?,” at the American Philosophical Association
Conference, Pacific Division, San Diego, April 22, 2011.
Osiel Bonfim, physics, presented “Fermi acceleration in a periodically
driven Fermi-Ulam model,” O. F. de Alcantara Bonfim, at the 2011
March Meeting of the American Physical Society, March 21-25, 2011,
Dallas, Texas.
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Barb Braband, nursing, made a Conference Poster Presentation:
Western Institute of Nursing, “Communicating Nursing Research
Conference,” April 15, 2011, Las Vegas, NV; and a Workshop Poster Presentation: Sigma Theta Tau International, Omicron Upsilon Chapter,
University of Portland School of Nursing, Annual Research Event,
April 20, 2011, St. Vincent Medical Center, Portland, OR.
Genevieve Brassard, English, presented her paper “The Writing on
the Walls: Reading London’s Past and Future in Macaulay’s The
World my Wilderness and Lively’s City of the Mind” at the 10th Annual Literary London Conference, hosted by University College, London, July 2010. She presented her paper, “Incidental Modernist? The
Case of Rose Macaulay’s The World my Wilderness” to the Seminar
‘Reception of Late Modernist Writing by Women’ at the 12th Annual
conference of the Modernist Studies Association (MSA), Victoria,
BC, November 2010.
Jeffrey Brown, biology, presented work done with two students at a
Northwest Developmental Biology Meeting at the University of
Washington's Friday Harbor Labs on San Juan Island, WA on March
16-19, 2011: “Glycosaminoglycans and Wnt Function” with Nathaniel
Bell, and Brieanna Brown.
Robert Butler, environmental science, presented a Teachers on the
Leading Edge Workshop for Earth Science Teachers in Washington
State; Pacific Lutheran University; August 1-6, 2010, and University
of Portland – Portland Public Schools Earth Systems Science Professional Development Course, June 21-24, 2010. This course was attended by 16 Portland Public Schools teachers of Earth Science. The
course was co-instructed by Bonnie Magura, Jackson Middle
School, and Bob Butler, University of Portland. Funding was provided by a Math – Science Partnership grant from the Oregon Department of Education with Dr. Tisha Morrell, Principal Investigator. He
also presented Pratt-Sitaula, B., Butler, R., Whitman, J., Granshaw, F.,
Groom, R., Hedeen, C., Magura, B., Thompson, D., and Johnson, J., “K20 educator collaboration effective at conveying EarthScope science to middle school teachers,” Abstract ED41B-0639 presented at
2010 Fall Meeting American Geophysical Union, San Francisco, CA,
13-17 Dec. 2010; Thompson, D., Groom, R., Hedeen, C., Magura, B.,
Bravo, T., Butler, R., Johnson, J., Olds, S., Pratt-Sitaula, B., and Whitman,
J. “Using EarthScope Data in the science classroom – meeting national science standards with real world plate tectonic applications,” Abstract 42-7 presented at National Meeting Geological Society of America, Denver CO, 31 Oct-3 Nov. 2010; Kevin Cantrell and
Robert Butler, “Environmental Impacts of Energy Production,” presented at University of Portland Focus the Nation Conference, Feb.
26, 2011; Robert Butler, Tammy Bravo, and Jenda Johnson, “March 11,
2011 Magnitude 9.0 Earthquake and Tsunami in Northern Japan:
Comparisons with Past and Future Earthquakes and Tsunamis in
Cascadia,” presented at University of Portland, March 24, 2011.
Hannah Callender, mathematics, presented a talk entitled “Mathematical Modeling of Integrin Dynamics” at the Symposium for Biomathematics and Ecology Education and Research at Illinois State
University in Normal, Illinois, September 3-6, 2010. Presented talk
entitled “Using Mathematics to Uncover Hidden Signals in Cells” at
Belmont University’s School of Sciences Colloquium Series in
Nashville, TN, October 20, 2010.
Karen Cameron, nursing, presented her dissertation research results at the Western Institute of Nursing Conference in Las Vegas,
NV, 4/14-4/16/2011. The poster was titled: “Giving Voice to Older
Homeless Women with Depression: A Qualitative Descriptive Study.”
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Michael Cameron, theology, presented “Impersonation (Prosopopoeia) and Christ in Augustine’s Earliest Enarrationes in psalmos,”
for the North American Patristics Society Annual Meeting, 27-29
May 2010, Chicago, Illinois; and “Stretching Toward What Lies
Ahead: Augustine and Technology,” for “Children of a Better God:
Technology and the Next Humanity,” 26 October, 2010, Villanova
University, Villanova, Pennsylvania.
James Carroll, education, made the following presentations to professional meetings: Carroll, J. B., & Waggoner, J. (2011, April). The relationship of candidate subject-matter knowledge and clinical experience assessments. Paper presented at the annual conference of
the American Educational Research Association. New Orleans, LA.
Merk, H., Weitzel, B. N., Waggoner, J., & Carroll, J. B. (2011, April). Candidate reflection and program evaluation. Paper presented at the annual conference of the American Educational Research Association.
New Orleans, LA. Carroll, J. B., Waggoner, J., Merk, H., & Weitzel, B. N.
(2011, February). Examining assessments used by teacher candidates in clinical experiences. Paper presented at the annual conference of the American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education.
San Diego, CA. Greene, T. G., Waggoner, J. M., Carroll, J. B., & Weitzel, B.
N. (2011, January). Demonstrating P-12 student learning in candidate
classrooms: The Oregon teacher work sample. Annual conference
of the Western States Certification Conference, Portland, Oregon.
He made the following university and community presentations:
Carroll, J. B., Waggoner, J., & Weitzel, B. N. (2010, November). Demonstrating P-12 student learning. Invited presentation Oregon Teacher
Standards and Practices Commission: Assessment Conference,
Tigard, OR. Waggoner, J., Carroll, J. B., & Weitzel, B. N. (2010, November). Interrater reliability. Invited presentation Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission: Assessment Conference, Tigard,
OR. Carroll, J. B., & Waggoner, J. M. (2010, May). Measures of student
learning in clinical experiences. Presentation to the school of education faculty, Marylhurst University, Portland, OR. Greene, T. G., Carroll, J. B., Waggoner, J., & Weitzel, B. N. (2010, May). Monitoring candidates’ impact on student learning. Presentation to the State of Oregon Superintendent of Public Instruction, Director of Oregon
Teacher Standards and Practices Commission, and the Superintendent of Portland Public Schools, University of Portland.
Lori Chorpenning, nursing, was Featured speaker at Urban Area Security Initiative Citizen Corps Conference, Portland Oregon with Jeff
Rook “Partnership and Implementation of CERT on a University
Campus November 5, 2010, and was Featured speaker at AACN Baccalaureate Education Conference in Orlando, Florida “Creating Dedicated Education Units,” November 19, 2010; and made a Poster presentation titled “Utilizing iTunes to Address Challenges in Nursing
Education.” AACN Baccalaureate Education Conference, Orlando,
Florida, November 20, 2010.
M. Katherine Crabtree, nursing, presented Crabtree, K. (2010). Clinical Scholarship, University of Portland, Sept. 6, 2010; Crabtree, K.
(2010). A Clinical Residency for Post-master’s Doctor of Nursing
Practice Students in Advanced Practice Roles. Paper presented at
American Association of Nurse Practitioners annual conference
June 26th in Phoenix, AZ; Crabtree, K. and Stanley, J. (2010). AdultGerontology Nurse Practitioner Competencies for Primary Care
Nurse Practitioners. Plenary session at National Organization of
Nurse Practitioner Faculties annual conference, Washington DC,
April 16, 2010; Crabtree, K. (2010). Policy Implications in a Doctor of
Nursing Practice Program. Presented at Western Institute of Nursing, in Phoenix, April 25th; Crabtree, K. (2010). Doctor of Nursing
Practice Program: Clinical Residency and Practice Inquiry. Presented at
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University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. March 29, 2010. Posters presented: Rosenfeld, A., Crabtree, K. Laustsen, G. Scharf, M. (2011). Creating
a Rural Health Track for a Doctor of Nursing Practice Program. Poster
presented at Western Institute of Nursing, April 13, 2011, Las Vegas.
Crabtree, K. (2010). Clinical Residencies for Post-master’s Advanced
Practice Nurses in a Doctor of Nursing Practice Program. Nurse Practitioner of Oregon annual statewide conference, Glen Eden Beach, Oct.12, 2010. Crabtree, K. (2010). Knowledge from Practice for Practice: Clinical Inquiry Projects in a Doctor of Nursing Practice Program. Nurse
Practitioner of Oregon annual statewide conference, Glen Eden
Beach, Oct.1-2, 2010.
Tanya Crenshaw, engineering, presented “UPBOT: A Testbed for
Cyber-Physical Systems” at the 3rd Workshop on Cyber Security Experimentation and Test (CSET). Washington D.C. August 2010.
Nicole DeHoratius, business administration, presented Store Associate Incentive Design and Retail Performance 2011 – The Pennsylvania State University Quick Service Restaurant Performance: Understanding Franchisee Operations; 2010: Cornell University, University
of Alberta Supply Learning and Upstream Service Competition
2010: University of Chicago, Retail Inventory Management When
Records are Inaccurate, 2010: University of Texas at Dallas. She attended the following Invited Workshops/Small Conferences: Inventory Management with Purchase Order Errors and Rework 2011: Innovating the Global Supply Chain Research Symposium at University
of North Carolina; Store Associate Incentive Design and Retail Performance 2011: Retail Operations and Marketing Workshop at Koç
University The Job Application and Interview Process, 2010: INFORMS Future Academician Colloquium. She made the following
industry presentations: Global Supply Chain Execution 2010:
APICS/ASQ/California State University Northridge/INFORMS
Southern California Chapter McDonald’s McCafe Initiative 2010:
Consortium for Operational Excellence in Retailing Supply Chain
Execution and Retail Performance 2010: Food Marketing Institute,
Target.
David De Lyser, performing and fine arts, was Guest Conductor for
the Cascadia Composers Concert, Lincoln Hall, Portland State University, March 19th, 2011, where he conducted Andrew Allen’s
Keichu’s Wheel, for two harps, flute and percussion. The work was a
co-winner of the National Association of Composers 2010 Annual
Composition Prize. He was guest conductor for the 58th Annual
Palm Sunday Concert, April 17th, 2011, Our Lady of Peace Catholic
Church, Marshfield, WI. He served as adjudicator at Oregon High
School District Orchestra State Qualifying Event, featuring Forest
Grove, Tigard, Tualatin and Newberg High School orchestras, Newberg, OR, April 7th, 2011.
Sr. Carol Dempsey, OP, theology, presented the following scholarly
papers to professional societies: Nov. 21, 2010, “The Question of God
and the Rhetoric of Metaphor” for the Society of Biblical Literature
National Conference, Nov. 21, 2010, Atlanta, GA (refereed proposal).
She presented the following scholarly lectures and presentations:
Mar. 28, 2011: “Behold the Splendor: A Biblical Vision for an Ecological
Theology Rooted in the Transformative Power of Creation,” and invited lecture for faculty and students at St. Mary’s College, Moraga,
CA; Mar. 19, 2011 “Dressed for Success of Set Up for Failure?: Violence
and the Old Testament,” two invited paper presentations at the International Religious Education Congress, Anaheim, CA; Mar. 18,
2011: “Healing Stories in the New Testament” an invited presentation at the International Religious Education Congress, Anaheim,
CA; Feb. 17, 2011 “Metaphorical Images of God in the Bible” for faculty,
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students, and the general public at the University of Portland, OR;
Oct. 27, 2010 “Who Among Us Will Be a Friend and Prophet of God?:
Understanding Prophetic Spirituality,” The James Bacik Endowed
Lecture, University of Toledo, Toledo, OH. She made the following
scholarly lectures to church communities: Feb. 6, 2011 “The Gifts of
the Spirit and Their Role and Function in the Contemporary Church
Today” to members of St. Andrew’s Catholic Parish, Portland, OR;
Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, 2011 “Reclaiming Our Hearts and Our Passion to
Become People of Hope” (4 lectures); Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Portland, OR; Oct. 15, 2010 “Understanding the Old Testament,” for the Portland Archdiocesan Catechetical Conference,
Portland, OR; Sept. 27-28, 2010 “Understanding Year C of the Lectionary Readings,” a two day intensive lecture series on the Old and
New Testament Bible Readings for Year C of the Liturgical Calendar
for Presbyterian Ministers of the Cascades, Shalom Prayer Center,
Mt. Angel, OR. She served on the editorial boards of Associate Editor
of Old Testament Abstracts, 2010-present; Associate Editor of Dominican Studies, 2009-present; Peer Reviewer for The Journal of
Catholic Higher Education (Association of Catholic Colleges and
Universities, Washington, DC), 2009-present; and Abstractor for Old
Testament Abstracts. She played a leadership role as co-convener of
Biblical Hebrew Poetry for the National Society of Biblical Literature.
Andrew Downs, psychology, had the following Peer-Reviewed Conference Presentations: Riehm, G., & Downs, A. (2010, August). Emotional intelligence and interpersonal relationships. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, San Diego, CA. Okumoto, E., & Downs, A (2010, August). Emotional intelligence in relation to mental and physical health. Poster
presentation at the annual meeting of the American Psychological
Association, San Diego, CA. Okumoto, E., & Downs, A (2010, August).
Parenting style and children's externalizing behavior: A cross-cultural examination. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of
the American Psychological Association, San Diego, CA. Downs, A.,
Strand, P., Heinrichs, N., & Cerna, S. (2011, April). Screening preschoolers for emotional and behavioral problems. Paper presentation at
the annual meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Los
Angeles, CA. Dasse, M. & Downs, A. (2011, April). The effects of fear
arousal on false memory development. Poster presentation at the
annual meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Los Angeles, CA. Dasse, M., Downs, A., Boucher, L., Campbell, D. G., Polyakov,
A. (2011, April). Screening college students for mental health problems. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of the Western
Psychological Association, Los Angeles, CA. Ashe, W. & Downs, A.
(2011, April). Challenges in providing early intervention to children
with autism in public preschools. Poster presentation at the annual
meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Los Angeles, CA.
Hodge, B., Downs, A. (2011, April). A program assessment for human
trafficking victims. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of
the Western Psychological Association, Los Angeles, CA. Boucher L.,
Campbell D. G., Downs A., Dasse M. (2011, April). Mental health problems and treatment prevalence in college students: Implications for
practice and research. Paper presentation at the 32nd Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine,
Washington, DC.
Maria Elva Echenique, international languages and cultures, presented: “La crítica literaria y la literatura de mujeres en Bolivia” at
the Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association ( PAMLA)
Conference, Honolulu Hawaii, November 12-14, 2010.
Karen Eifler, education, presented “A faculty perspective on integrating mission and identity into coursework” at the Annual meet-
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at and published in proceedings of the Faith, Film and Philosophy
Conference at the Faith and Reason Institute, Gonzaga University,
Spokane, WA. Eifler, K., Carroll, J., Mitchell, G., Morrell, P., & Guest, A.
(2010, May). “Taming of the screw: A quick overview of some ubiquitous classroom technology tools.” Presentation at University of
Portland Faculty Development Day, Portland, OR. She made the following Invited Presentations: Eifler, K. E. (2011, January). A faculty
perspective on integrating mission and identity into coursework.
Annual meeting of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities. Washington, DC. Eifler, K. E. (2011, February). “Numbers.” Presentation given to annual Honors Convocation at Central Catholic
High School. Portland, OR. Eifler, K.E. (2010, August). “Wisdom, Imagination and Courage: Let’s Get Us Some of Those.” 3-day mini-course
provided to the Engleberg Summer Family Conference. Portland, OR.
Thompson Faller, philosophy, presented “Historical and Philosophical Perspectives of Research Oversight: Impetus, Rationale and Implementation of the 3 I’s Committees,” IACUCs. IBCs, & IRBs
BIOETHICS: Strengthening a Culture of Commitment & Community,
NWAssociation for Biomedical Research and The Massachusetts
Society of Medical Research Conference, Sept. 22-23, 2010; and “Beyond Being Essential for a Quorum: Roles and Responsibilities of
the Community Members on the IACUC and IBC, IACUCs, IRBs, &
IRBSs BIOETHICS: Strengthening a Culture of Commitment & Community, NW Association for Biomedical Research and The Massachusetts Society of Medical Research Conference, Sept. 22-23, 2010.
Terry Favero, biology, presented “Seasonal variation in recovery behaviors of women’s collegiate soccer athletes” (with T., Chandhoke,
K*., and Winters, K. *) at the 15th European Congress of Sport Sciences. Antalya, Turkey. Published Abstract. June 26, 2010.
Courtney Fletcher, communication studies, served as a reviewer for
the journal Health Communication and for the Organizational
Communication Division (Western Communication Association).
She presented Fletcher, C.V. (2010). A comparison of ethno-political
identity and conflict in Rwanda and South Africa in 1994. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the National Communication Association convention, held in San Francisco, CA; Fletcher, C. V. (2010).
Defining face and conflict in romantic relationships: A cross-cultural comparison of Uganda and Ethiopia. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Communication Association
(ICA) convention, held in Singapore; Fletcher, C. V. (2010). The role of
religion and conflict in romantic relationships: A cross-cultural
comparison of Uganda and Ethiopia. Paper presented at the annual
meeting of the International Communication Association (ICA)
convention, held in Singapore.
Lauretta Conklin Frederking, political science, presented “The Politics and Rhetoric of Mosque Controversies.” Midwest Political
Science Association. March 30-April 3. 2010; and “Shift in Elite and
Media Framing of Immigration Issues after Terrorism.” CONNECT
Canadian Studies Colloquium. Plattsburgh, New York. 2010.
Jeffrey Gauthier, philosophy presented “Just Bargains: When Is Consent Coerced?” International Social Philosophy Conference, Toronto:
July 17, 2010; “Just Bargains: When Is Consent Coerced?” 62nd Annual Northwest Philosophy Conference, Willamette University, October 2, 2010; was Commentator on David Krueger, “Hume's Fictional
Impression of Self,” 62nd Annual Northwest Philosophy Confer-
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ence, Willamette University, October 2, 2010; “Bargaining Under Oppression,” 9th Biennial Radical Philosophy Association Conference,
University of Oregon, November 13, 2010; served as Organizer and
chair of panel, “Political Stability and Instability,” Pacific Division
Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, San Diego,
April 21, 2011.
Thom Greene, associate provost, dean of the graduate school, presented “Teacher Effectiveness Measured With Work Sample
Methodology” (with Waggoner, J., Weitzel, B., and Carroll, J.B.) at the
Western States Certification Officers Conference, Hotel Vintage,
Portland Oregon (2011 January).
Richard Gritta, business administration, provided commentary for
various media outlets, including Dallas Morning News, KGW-TV on
airliners and radiation from Japan, KGW-TV on other airline issues,
KEX Radio, KPAM Radio, NPR Radio, and Marketplace Radio. He presented “Recipe for a Bubble:Financial Leverage and Other Variables
and the Effects on Returns in the U.S. Housing Market- A Teaching
Note,” Proceeding: Annual Meetings of the American Society of
Business and Behavioral Science, paper presented in February, 2011.
(Co-authored with Jim Seal and Brian Adams, University of Portland.) and “A Neural Network Approach to Forecasting Large and
Medium Regional U.S. Air Carrier Financial Stress and Bankruptcy,”
Proceedings of the Annual Meetings of the NeuroPsychEconomics
Conference, paper presented at the Copenhagen Business School in
Copenhagen, Denmark, July 2, 2010. (Co-authored with Sergio Davalos, U. of Washington-Tacoma).
Naveen Gudigantala, business administration, presented “A Multifunctional Framework to Address the Gray Market Threat,” at the
Western Decision Sciences Institute’s fortieth Annual Conference on
April 6, 2011, Portland, Oregon.
Susan Hinken, Clark Memorial Library, spoke about eBooks at the
University of Portland W W Clark Memorial Library as a member of
the eBook Panel Discussion: Challenges and Successes of Implementing eBooks @ My Library at the Springer eBook Summit, held in
Seattle on April 7, 2011.
Jill Hoddick, performing and fine arts, created one of 36 art quilts for
a juried Studio Art Quilt Associates exhibition titled Oregon: State of
Diversity. Her quilt, “Oregon Culture Connection” explored the over
80 world cultures represented in our state currently through the use
of ethnic fabrics. The exhibition began touring at the Sew Expo in
Portland in September 2010 and continued to the Heritage Station
Museum in Pendleton, the Sisters Public Library and the Quilt Country event in Corvallis.
Sr. Angela Hoffman, O.S.B., chemistry, submitted a Patent Application for Hoffman, A, D. Feebeck “Affinity column for purifying microtubule-binding compounds” provisional patent application August
12, 2010. Application no. 61/373,266. She made the following presentations: Krautscheid, B., R. Benzar, F. Dugan, E. Valente, A. Hoffman,
“Identification of radicinin from the culture medium of a fungal endophyte,” 65th Northwest and Rocky Mountain Regional ACS meeting, Pullman WA June 20-23; Feebeck, D., A. Hoffman (2010) “Development of an affinity column to concentrate microtubule binding
compounds” Murdock Partners in Science Conference Pacific Northwest Conference, Vancouver, August, 35, 2108; Gonzalez-Montiel, G.,
A. Hoffman (2010) “What is the substance in the Manzanilla plant
that exterminates bacteria and fungus?” 21stAnnual ASE Symposium, Program p. 23; Mukherjee, P., A Hoffman (2010) “Antimicrobial
activity of Indian spices” 21stAnnual ASE Symposium, Program, p. 23;
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Tran, H, A. Hoffman (2010) “Investigating the yellow pigment from
yellow dahlia” 21st Annual ASE Symposium, Program, p. 23; Chiong, V.,
A. Hoffman (2010) “Comparison of products before and after epigenetic modification of a fungus” 19th Regional Conference on Undergraduate Research, Murdock, Nov 12-13, Linfield College, OR; Olson,
W., A. Hoffman (2010) “Isolation of a compound from pigweed
(Chenopodium ambrosioides) that prevents seed germination,” 19th
Regional Conference on Undergraduate Research, Murdock, Nov 1213, Linfield College, OR; Feebeck, D., A. Hoffman (2011) “Development
of an affinity column to concentrate microtubule binding compounds” Murdock Partners in Science National Conference, Jan 14-15,
2011, San Diego, CA; Chiong, V. A. Hoffman (2011) “Different products
are made before and after epigenetic modification of a fungus” Oregon Academy of Science meeting February 26, 2011, PCC, Sylvania
Campus; Olson, W., A Hoffman (2011) “Pigweed (Chenopodium ambrosioides) contains a compound that prevents seed germination,”
Oregon Academy of Science meeting, February 26, 2011, PCC Sylvania
Campus; Hoffman, A., Tran, H, K. King” Using flash chromatography
to facilitate purification of antimicrobial pigments form dahlia flowers,” American Chemical Society National Meeting, Anaheim CA
March 31, 2011; Chiong, V., A Hoffman “Analysis of fungal products before and after epigenetic modification” American Chemical Society
National Meeting, Anaheim CA March 31, 2011; and Olson, W., A Hoffman “Analysis of allelopathic compounds from Chenopodium ambrosoiodes” American Chemical Society National Meeting, Anaheim
CA March 31, 2011. She provided Peer Review for AAAS Conference
Symposia: Abstracts for sessions on HIV pandemics, 21st century
plant breeding, xenohormesis (2734, 2825 and 3130) July, 2010; Review of Chemistry textbooks: Pearson, Prentice-Hall. Principles of
Chemistry: A Molecular Approach, 2nd ed. N. J. Tro (Oct 4, 2010); and
Voet and Voet Biochemistry: Biomolecules, mechanisms of enzyme
action and metabolism, Chapters 2 and 16, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.,
4th Edition. (January 29, 2011). She provided Grant Review for Natural
Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada: M. PierceyNomore; “Biodiversity of lichen fungi and algae, natural products,
and gene transcripts as sensitive indicators of disturbance.” August
2010.
Sam Holloway, business administration, made the following refereed conference presentation: Ian D. Parkman, Samuel S. Holloway,
and Helder Sebastiao (2011). “How Art Meets Commerce: The Relationship Between Entrepreneurial Orientation and Firm Performance in the Creative Industries.” Paper Presentation at May 2011
Atlanta Competitive Advantage Conference (ACAC), Atlanta, Georgia. Ian D. Parkman, Samuel S. Holloway, and Helder Sebastiao
(2011). “How Art Meets Commerce: The Relationship Between Entrepreneurial Orientation and Firm Performance in the Creative Industries.” Paper presentation at May 2011 Industry Studies Annual Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Samuel S. Holloway and Anne
Parmigiani (2011). “When Collaboration Trumps Rivalry: Organizational Forms in the Construction Industry.” Paper presentation at
May 2011 Industry Studies Annual Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Samuel S. Holloway and Anne Parmigiani. “You Can’t Build It
Alone: How Lead Firms Design Temporary Interorganizational Networks.” Paper presentation at April 2011 Western Decision Sciences
Institute (WDSI), Portland, Oregon.
Sally Hood, education, presented Hood, S., & Navarro, A. (2010).
Teaching and learning English in a dual language immersion program in rural Oregon. Oregon Teachers of English to Speakers of
Other Languages Conference, Portland, OR.
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Aziz Inan, engineering, presented “What did Gustav Robert Kirchhoff stumble upon 150 years ago?,” ISCAS 2010 IEEE International
Symposium on Circuits and Systems, Paris, France, May 30-June 2,
2010.
Jeffrey Kerssen-Griep, communication studies, presented (with
Witt, P. L.., 2010, November) “Instructional feedback I: The interaction
of facework and immediacy on students’ perceptions of instructor
credibility.” Presented as TOP-RANKED PAPER in instructional development at the National Communication Association (NCA) convention, San Francisco, CA. He presented “Facework’s role in successful
mediated instruction.” Presentation on the competitively selected
panel, “Reconceptualizing Instructional Communication Constructs
in Technological Environments” at the National Communication
Association (NCA) convention, San Francisco, CA (2010, November).
He served as Panelist for “Building bridges for strength and vitality:
Administrative perspectives on strengthening our departments.”
Competitively selected for presentation by the Association for
Communication Administration interest group at the NCA convention, San Francisco, CA (2010, November). He served as an editorial
board member for these refereed journals: National social science
journal Communication Monographs, 2007-present; National social science journal Communication Education, 2011-present; Western U.S. regional journal Communication Reports, 2003-present;
Northwest regional Journal of the Northwest Communication Association, 2003-present. He served as Editorial Reviewer serving
this refereed journal: National social science journal Human Communication Research, 2011-present. He co-led (with Brenda Greiner)
a CAS Advising Consortium faculty workshop covering “Communication Tools that Explain and Build Skilled Mentoring Relationships
January 2011; and in August 2010 he led the faculty of Concordia
University’s Health and Human Services College in a workshop
called “Tools to Manage Instructional Feedback in Diverse Groups”
(managing ‘stereotype threat’).
Steven Kolmes, environmental science, presented Resilience 2011,
Arizona State University, March 2011, “Adaptation and Transformation in the Columbia River Basin” (with Greg Hill); Education for Sustainability Greening Education Event 2010, Karlsruhe, Germany,
October 2010, “A Decade of Sustainability Initiatives at University of
Portland;” and National Science Foundation HSD Grantees conference, September 2010, “Decision Support Systems and Multi-Stakeholder Environmental Problem Solving: Effects on Public Participation, Equity and Power” (with Gregory Hill and Rebecca McLain).
Jack Kondrasuk, business administration, presented a paper to the
Academy of Strategic Management, (Allied Academies International Conference) (2011): “The ideal performance appraisal is a format,
not a form,” Orlando, FL April 7; and to the Association on Employment Practices and Principles (2010). The 18th Annual Association
on Employment Practices and Principles International Conference.
“Modern workforce challenge: Appropriately evaluating employees’
job performances,” San Francisco, CA, September 29-October 1.
Matthew Kuhn, engineering, presented “Measurements of strain
gradient effects in granular materials and their relation to shear
bands,” at the Engineering Mechanics Institute, EMI2010 Conference, Los Angeles, California, Aug. 8-11, 2010.
Larry Larsen, performing and fine arts, did Professional Design work
including Scenic Designs for: “The Mikado” for Mocks Crest Productions in June 2010; “Spanish Treasure Christmas Revels” for Portland
Revels in December 2010; and “The Adding Machine” for Theatre
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Vertigo in April 2011. He did Lighting Design for “Ah, Wilderness!” for
Artists Repertory Theatre in September of 2010, and presented a workshop,“The Process and Techniques of Painting a Translucent Scenic
Drop” at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region
VII Conference on February 18th at Humboldt State University.
Bohn Lattin, communication studies, served as the 2010-2011 president for the Northwest Communication Association. In November,
2010 he participated in a mini conference on the rhetoric of Abraham Lincoln at the National Communication Association. In March
2011, Bohn also served on a panel at the Western States Communication Association conference along with Brian Simmons who proposed a new format, a moderated format of collegiate debate. He
served as a reviewer for the Northwest Communication Association Journal, the 2011 Religious Communication Association Conference, and the 2011 Public Address Division of the National Communication Association Conference. For the 14th year he directed the
University of Portland Speech and Debate Union earning both
team and individual event awards at the Louis and Clark Speech
and Debate Tournament in October 2010; the lower Columbia College speech and debate tournament in November 2010; and the
Mark O. Hatfield Speech and Debate Tournament in March 2011.
Cecilia Lin, business administration, presented “The Financial Statement Implications of Mandatory IFRS Adoption: Evidence from
Spain” at the American Accounting Association Annual Meeting in
San Francisco, CA, July 31-August 4, 2010.
Ellen Lippman, business administration, presented “Case Study on
Sustainability: Accountants’ Role in Developing a New Business
Model,” at the American Accounting Association 2011 Management
Accounting Section Meeting, January 2011, Atlanta, Ga.
Kimy Liu, education, made the following peer-reviewed conference
Presentations: “Use ThinkAloud to Investigate Grade 6 students’
Cognitive Process in Learning Algebra” (with Ketterlin-Geller, L.), at
the American Educational Research Association. New Orlean, LA.
4/8-4/12, and “Use ThinkAloud to Investigate Grade 6 students’
Cognitive Process in Learning Algebra” (with Ketterlin-Geller, L.) at
the Council of Exceptional Children Annual Conferences. National
Harbor, MD, 4/25-4/28, 2011.
Tara Maginnis, biology, presented Ocean Optics (August 2010) “Polarized Camouflage in Marine Fish” ACUBE (October 2010 in Sylvania, Ohio); “Integrating Physics and Biology in Organismal Biology
Courses” Invited Seminar at OSU's Hatfield Marine Lab Series, Newport OR; and “Polarized Camouflage in Marine Fish” (March 2011).
Steven Mayer, chemistry, presented the findings of his sabbatical
project entitled “Educating Future Science Faculty for Careers at
Predominately Undergraduate Institutions” to the Trustees and Program Directors at the M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust in June 2010.
Rev. Charlie McCoy, C.S.C., mathematics, presented at the Computability in Europe 2010 meeting at Ponta Delgada, Portugal, June
30-July 4, 2010; informal presentation, “Describing Free Groups,”
with co-authors. He presented at the Association for Symbolic Logic
2011 North American Annual Meeting, university of CA, Berkeley,
March 24-27, 2011 contributed talk, “Describing free groups and determining a basis of F_{infinity},” with co-authors.
Laurie McLary, international languages and cultures, presented
“Graphic Narrative as Borderland in Leopold Maurer’s Miller & Pynchon (2009 Vienna),” at the Pacific Ancient and Modern Languages
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Association (PAMLA), Chaminade University, Honolulu, Hawai’i, November 2010. She presented “‘Die lichte Vorbedeutung eines
Dunkels’: Ludwig von Ficker’s Christian Vision of a Post-World War I
Brenner,” at The Space Between Society (SBS), University of Portland, Portland, OR June 2010, and “Nonsynchronicity in Graphic Narratives by Anna-Maria Jung and Ulli Lust,” at the Modern Austrian
Literature and Culture Association (MALCA), University of Vienna,
Vienna, Austria May 2010.
Sr. Kathleen McManus, OP, theology, presented “Suffering, Resistance, and Hope: Women’s Experience of Negative Contrast in the
Asian Context of Poverty.” Asia-Pacific Dominican Conference on
Justice, Peace, and Care of Creation. Sawangan, Indonesia. July 5,
2010. (Integral participation in Conference, including Muslim-Christian dialogue, July 4-10.) “Why Teach the Catholic Faith?” Morning of
Reflection for Catechists, St. Juan Diego Parish, Portland, Oregon.
September 25, 2010; and “What is Feminist Theology?” University of
Portland Theology Thursdays. March 31, 2011.
Hillary Merk, education, presented Merk, H., Carroll, J., Waggoner, J.,
& Weitzel, B. (2011). Strategies and Protocols to Monitor Candidates’
Dispositions: An Integrative Process. Paper presented at the Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges of Teacher Education
(AILACTE) conference, San Diego, CA; Carroll, J., Waggoner, J., Merk,
H., & Weitzel, B. (2011). Examining Assessments Used By Teacher
Candidates in Clinical Experiences. Paper presented at the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE), San
Deigo, CA; Merk, H., Weitzel, B., Waggoner, J., & Carroll, J., (2011). Candidate Reflection and Program Evaluation. Paper presented at the
American Educational Research Association (AERA) conference,
New Orleans, LA.
Gary Mitchell, business administration, presented (with co-authors)
“Minimizing stochastic project costs under the threat of a random
disruptive event” at the INFORMS Annual Meeting, Nov. 7-10, 2010,
Austin, TX.
Tisha Morrell, education, served as Grant Reviewer, National Science Foundation, Climate Change Education Program, Arlington,
VA, July, 2010, and as reviewer, State Validation and Standard Setting
Conference for the NES Biology Test, Portland, OR, August, 2010. She
presented (with Schepige, A) (2011, April). Using an observation protocol to improve preservice science teacher practice. Paper presented at the 2011 Annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, New Orleans, LA; Vinal, H., Morrell, P.D., &
Lapotin, N. (2011, March). Inquiry about inquiry. Paper presented at
the 2011 Annual Meeting of the National Science Teachers Association, San Diego, CA; O’Connell, K., Morrell, P.D., & Sahnow, S. (2011,
March). Teachers as watershed researchers: A professional development model. Paper presented at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the
National Science Teachers Association, San Diego, CA; Morrell, P.D.,
Sahnow, S., & O’Connell, K. (2011, January). Research-teacher partnerships: Developing teachers’ understanding of scientific inquiry.
Paper presented at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the Association for
Science Teacher Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Morrell, P.D.,
Eick, C., Bell, R., Popejoy, K., Ziedler, D., & Feldman, A. (2011, January).
How to get more involved with ASTE. Presentation presented at the
2011 Annual Meeting of the Association for Science Teacher Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Vinal, H., Morrell, P., & Lapotin, N.
(2010, October). Designing inquiry using a learning cycle approach.
Paper presented at the 2010 Annual Meeting of the Oregon Science
Teachers Association, Colton, Oregon; Eifler, K., Carroll, J., Mitchell, G.,
Morrell, P., & Guest, A. (2010, May). Taming of the screw: A quick
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overview of some ubiquitous classroom technology tools. Presentation at University of Portland Faculty Development Day, Portland, OR.
Patrick Murphy, performing and fine arts, presented “Blockbusters!
How to Survive and Thrive with Block Scheduling” at the Oregon
Music Educators Association Conference in Eugene, OR, on January
14, 2011.
Marie Napolitano, nursing, gained Faculty, Grant and public health
experience for eight University of Portland undergraduate nursing
students in Quito, Ecuador through Pontifica Universidad Catolica
de Ecuador. She had the following Invited presentations: 2010 (October) Swimming upstream to improve Latino health. Hispanic
American Heritage Celebration. Oregon Health Sciences University,
Portland, OR>; 2010 (May) Swimming upstream to improve Latino
health. Latino Health Equity Conference, Portland, OR. She presented 2010 (April) Welcoming master’s prepared NP preceptors into
DNP programs. National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties. Washington DC. Napoltiano, M (2010) In Giving through teaching: How nurse educators are changing the world. ( Fitzpatrick, J,
Shultz, C & Aiken, T, Eds). Nurse educators and their individual stories – Marie Napolitano. New York: Springer Publishing Co. Bushy, A
& Napolitano, M. (2010). In Foundations of nursing in the community: Community-oriented practice. (Marcia Stanhope and Jeanette
Lancaster, Eds.). Rural Health and Migrant Health. St. Louis, MO:
Mosby Publishing Company. She provided committee leadership as
Chair, Migrant Clinician’s Network Board (national); Curricular Leadership Committee, National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties; and Curricular Development for Health Delivery Systems
Committee.
Meike Niederhausen, mathematics, presented “An Effective Method
for Replenishing Items with Seasonal Intermittent Demand” with
coauthor: Gary Mitchell (Pamplin School of Business Administration) at the Joint Mathematics Meeting, January 6-9, 2011 in New
Orleans.
Mary Oakes, nursing, presented “Emerging and Innovative Methods
and Technology for Implementation of CIS in Academic Settings,”
Cerner Health Conference, Kansas City, MO (2010, October); “Meaningful Case Design,” presented at the College of St. Scholastica,
Center for Healthcare Innovation in Duluth MN (2010, May); and
“Implementation of a clinical information system in an leaning institution,” project plan presented at National Institute of Staff and
Organizational Development (2010, May).
Bonnie Parks, Clark Memorial Library, presented as an invited panel
speaker: “Cooperative Cataloging for the 21st Century.” Oregon Library Association Annual Conference, Salem, OR, Apr. 7-8, 2011; Invited panel speaker: “Tips, Tricks, & Workflows for Managing Digital
Resources.” Internet Librarian, Monterey, CA, Oct. 24-27, 2010; and Invited panel speaker: “Boot Camp for the 21st Century Metadata
Manager,” American Library Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC, June 25-29, 2010.
Valerie Peterson, mathematics, presented “Seeing The Big Picture:
Enhancing Calculus with GeoGebra” in the Mathematical Association of America/National Science Foundation poster session, Joint
Mathematics Meetings, January 7-9, 2011, New Orleans, LA.
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Dann Pierce, communication studies, presented his research paper,
“Charting Metaphoric, Inventional Decisions Made by Rhetors in
Public Messages” at the annual meeting of the Western States
Communication Association in Monterey, California Feb. 2011. He
was a member of the editorial board for the Journal of the Northwest Communication Association, and for the Allyn & Bacon Mass
Communication Advisory Board, as well as an editorial reviewer for
the Visual Communication Quarterly.
Rev. Claude Pomerleau, C.S.C., political science, presented at the
conference at the University of Chile: “Mundo Arabe y Política Exterior de EEUU,” Conference held on Monday, March 14, 2011 in Santiago,
Chile. He participated in a radio program for US Embassy, Santiago
Chile, with Walter Sanchez. “Política exterior de EEU y visita de
Obama en América Latina,” Tuesday, March 15, 2011, in Santiago,
Chile.
Pamela Potter, nursing, presented Gordon, A. & Potter, P. (2011) Conceptualizing yoga therapy as an integrated intervention. Poster
presentation at SPARC, Portland, OR.
Anissa Rogers, social work, had the following presentations: Rogers,
A., Health Beliefs of Older Latinos. Presentation given to the
Alzheimer’s Disease Investigators Meeting, OHSU Layton Aging
and Alzheimer’s Disease Center, Portland, OR 1/6/11. 2010 Adams, K.
B., Rogers, A., & Gammonley, D. Integration of EBP Into Practice
Courses without Losing the Focus On Practice. Think tank presentation accepted for the Annual Program Meeting, CSWE, October 1417, Portland, Oregon. 2010 Rogers, A., Exploring Health Beliefs and
Care Seeking Behaviors of Older Mexicans and Mexican-Americans.
Presentation given to Multnomah County’s Division of Aging and
Disabilities Services, 5/4/10.
Bryan Rookey, sociology, presented “Alcohol Outlets and Crime in
Portland, Oregon” (with Courtney B. Carroll and Katherine A. Elze),
Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Pacific Sociological
Association, Seattle, WA. March 2011; and “Political and Civic Engagement in the Internet Age: A Spatial Approach” (with Stern,
Michael J.), paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern
Sociological Society, Jacksonville, FL. April, 2011.
Brian Simmons, communication studies, presented “Using a Moderated Debate Format: A Proposal for a Real World Debate Format
Performance.” Western States Communication Association, February 21, 2011. Monterey, CA, and “Mistakes Couples Make When They
Communicate.” Northwest Marriage Institute, February 12, 2011.
Vancouver, WA.
Diane Sotak, Clark Memorial Library, serves as Member-at-large,
Association of College and Research Libraries – Oregon Chapter,
and as OLA Quarterly Coordinator, Oregon Library Association.
Mojie Takallou, engineering, conducted 22 highway safety workshops for the cities, counties, law enforcement agencies and Oregon department of transportation personnel throughout state of
Oregon (October 1, 2010 -present).
Peter Thacker, education, presented Thacker, P., Gowdy, D., Moran, C.,
Portillo, G., Rogers, K., Sebert, T., Zell, N.(2011). Knowing When You
Know and When You Don’t: Metacognitive Dialogues in Secondary
Classrooms. Oregon Association of Teacher Educators Annual Conference. Portland, OR; Thacker, P., Gowdy, D., Moran, C., Portillo, G.,
Rogers, K., Sebert, T. (2011). Teaching Metacognition as an Academic
Literacy Skill in Content Classrooms. Oregon Reading Association
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Annual Conference, Portland, OR; Thacker, P. Ferris, A., Gantt, K., Gray,
E., Klein, F., Rogers, K., Zell, N. (2010). Language Arts Student Teachers’
Perspective on Teaching English. Oregon Council of Teachers of English Fall Conference. Lake Oswego, OR; Thacker, P., Christen, R., and
Karlsen, M., (2010) Confederate History Month: Teaching about Historical Memory and Ideology. Northwest Annual Conference on
Teaching for Social Justice. Portland, Oregon. He served a consultantship for Teaching American History: Causes of Conflict: Digging
Deep to Understand American History, 2008-2011, ESD 112, Vancouver, WA. Professional Development in Historical Literacy.
Eugene Urnezius, chemistry, presented a poster at the 19th Regional Conference on Undergraduate Research of the Murdock College
Science Research Program, November 12-13, 2010, at Linfield College.
“4,5-Dibromoveratrole: A Versatile Platform for the Syntheses of
Polyfunctional Phosphines and Coordination Complexes,” by Rose
Chuong, Lillian P. Nguyen, Diane Phan, and Eugenijus Urnezius. He
presented a poster at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the Oregon Academy of Science, February 26, 2011, Portland Community College.
“4,5-Dibromoveratrole: A Versatile Platform for the Syntheses of
Polyfunctional Phosphines and Coordination Complexes,” by Rose
Chuong, Lillian P. Nguyen, Diane Phan, and Eugenijus Urnezius. He
gave an oral presentation at the 241st National Meeting of The
American Chemical Society, March 27-31, 2011, Anaheim, California.
“Multimetallic compounds based on phosphine- and phosphorylappended p-hydroquinones: unusual structural features and rich
redox behavior,” by Louis R. Pignotti, Rudy L. Luck, and Eugenijus
Urnezius.
Jacqueline VanHoomissen, biology, presented Van Hoomissen, J.
(2010) Exercise Neuroscience. University of Portland, School of Education Neuroeducator Workshop May 22, Co-presenter for a workshop titled, Historical and Scientific Context – The hand and mind:
An educational idea in theory and practice; Van Hoomissen, J.
(2010). Exercise and Animal Models. American College of Sports Sciences Annual Conference, Indianapolis, IN. Abstract from the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD.
Van Hoomissen, J., Beadles-Bohling, A., *Tsao, J., *Strang, J., & *Morgan, D. (2010). Chronic Physical Activity Reverses Cognitive Deficits
in the Olfactory Bulbectomy Model of Depression. Abstract from
the 40th Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA.
Van Hoomissen, J. (2011). Exercise and Mood. Abstract from the 38th
CME Meeting of the Oregon Psychiatric Association, Portland, OR.
Linda Veltri, nursing, presented “A Naturalistic Inquiry of Obstetrical
Staff Nurses Experiences of Clinical Learning: Transform Your practice: Strategies for Clinical Inquiry” at the Oregon Nursing Research
& Quality Consortium, Portland, OR, April 11, 2011.
Diane Vines, nursing, presented “Women at War in Iraq and
Afghanistan” at the American Public Health Association annual
meeting in Denver, Colo., on November 8, 2010. Diane Vines, nursing, was quoted in a story in the Catholic Sentinel (“Drop-in Center
Renews Lives” by Ed Langlois) on the work and mission of Our
Mother’s House, a downtown Portland Saturday night sanctuary
for women who have been prostituted. Vines is working to set up a
support group for youths and young adults whose mothers have
been in prostitution. Joanna Kaakinen, nursing, and coauthors
Gedaly-Duff, V., Coehlo, D., and Hanson, S. (Eds) held a book signing
on May 7, 2010, for their textbook Family Health Care Nursing: Theory,
Research and Practice (4th edition). The event honored all 37
authors of the textbook’s authors, who hail from the U.S., Canada,
and the U.K. Several authors are from the School of Nursing: Lori
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Chorpenning, Diane Vines, Linda Veltri, and Joanna Kaakinen (lead
editor). Diane Vines, nursing, is principal investigator on a study in a
Florida mental health hospital and clinic of the effectiveness of
rapid resolution therapy in treating post-trauma survivors. Diane
Vines received national certification as a Rapid Resolution Therapy
practitioner, the only person with such certification in the Northwest. Diane Vines is principal investigator on a national study of all
Rapid Resolution Therapists in the U.S. who treat post-trauma
survivors to determine the effectiveness of the therapy in their
practice.
Jacqueline Waggoner, education, had the following Paper Presentations at Professional Meetings: Waggoner, J., Carroll, J. B., Weitzel, B.,
& Greene, T. G. (2011, June). Solving the Dilemma of Measuring P-12
Learning in Candidate and Teacher Classrooms. Invited presentation at the Annual Conference of the National Association of State
Directors of Teacher Education and Certification, Sacramento, CA.
Carroll, J. B., & Waggoner, J. (2011, April). The Relationship of Candidate Subject-Matter Knowledge and Clinical Experience Assessments. American Educational Research Association, New Orleans,
LA. Merk, H., Weitzel, B., Waggoner, J., & Carroll, J. B. (2011, April). Candidate Reflection and Program Evaluation. American Educational
Research Association, New Orleans, LA. Waggoner, J. (2011, February).
MAT poster presentations of in-progress capstone action research
projects. Poster presentation at the Annual Oregon Association of
Teacher Educators Conference, Portland, OR. Merk, H., Carroll, J. B.,
Waggoner, J. & Weitzel, B. (2011, February). Strategies and Protocols
to Monitor Candidates’ Professional Dispositions. Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges of Teacher Education Conference,
San Diego, CA. Carroll, J. B., Waggoner, J., Merk, H., & Weitzel, B. (2011,
February). Examining Assessments Used By Teacher Candidates in
Clinical Experiences. American Association of Colleges for Teacher
Education, San Diego, CA. Greene, T. G., Carroll, J. B., Waggoner, J., &
Weitzel, B. (2011, January). Demonstrating P-12 student learning in
candidate classrooms: Oregon teacher work sample. Invited presentation at the Annual Conference of the Western States Certification Consortium, Portland, OR. Wollert, R., Waggoner, J., Rypma, B.,
Rypma, C., & Caldwell, M. (2010, August). [Symposium Paper Presented] Juvenile Offenders are Ineligible for Civil Commitment as Sexual
Predators. American Psychological Association, San Diego, CA. She
made the following University and community presentations: Carroll, J. B., Waggoner, J., & Weitzel, B. N. (2010, November). Demonstrating P-12 student learning. Invited presentation Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission: Assessment Conference, Tigard,
OR. Waggoner, J., Carroll, J. B., & Weitzel, B. N. (2010, November). Interrater reliability. Invited presentation Oregon Teacher Standards and
Practices Commission: Assessment Conference, Tigard, OR. Carroll, J.
B., & Waggoner, J. M. (2010, May). Measures of student learning in
clinical experiences. Presentation to the school of education faculty,
Marylhurst University, Portland, OR. Greene, T. G., Carroll, J. B., Waggoner, J., & Weitzel, B. N. (2010, May). Monitoring candidates’ impact
on student learning. Presentation to the State of Oregon Superintendent of Public Instruction, Director of Oregon Teacher Standards
and Practices Commission, and the Superintendent of Portland Public Schools, University of Portland.
Joann Warner, nursing, presented “The unending, mischievous, soulful trip toward balance” at the Oregon Women In Higher Education
Annual Conference, (2011, January). Portland, OR; and “Dedicated Education Units: Multiple Benefits of a Practice-Education Partnership.” (With M. Moore). Paper presented to Northwest Organization
of Nurse Executives Spring Program, (March, 2011). Seattle, WA.
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Matthew Warshawsky, international languages and culture, presented his paper, “In the Eye of the Storm: A Crypto-Jewish Family
and the Inquisition in Colonial Mexico,” at the 108th Pacific Ancient
and Modern Language Association (PAMLA) Conference, Honolulu,
HI, November 13-14, 2010.
Bruce Weitzel, education, had the following Refereed Paper Presentations: Merk, H., Weitzel, B., Carroll, J., & Waggoner, J. (2011, February).
Strategies and Protocols to Monitor Candidates’ Dispositions: An Integrative Process. Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges
for Teacher Education, San Diego, CA. Carroll, J., Waggoner, J., Merk, H.,
& Weitzel, B. (2011, February). Examining Assessments Used by
Teacher Candidates in Clinical Experiences. American Association of
Colleges for Teacher Education, San Diego, CA. Merk, H., Weitzel, B.,
Carroll, J., & Waggoner, J. (2011, April). Candidate Reflection and Program Evaluation. American Educational Research Association, New
Orleans, LA. Other Papers and Presentations: Shelton, M., Weitzel, B.,
Sherman, K., & McMahan, L. (2010, September). A Decade of Work:
Shaping Instructional Leadership for Equity. A White Paper presented to the Oregon Leadership Network, Portland, OR. Waggoner, J.,
Carroll, J., & Weitzel, B. (2010, November). Interrater Reliability
Process. Teachers Standards and Practices Commission Assessment
Conference, Portland, OR. Carroll, J., Waggoner, J., & Weitzel, B. (2010,
November). Student Learning and Assessment Data. Teachers Standards and Practices Commission Assessment Conference, Portland,
OR. Carroll, J., Greene, T., Waggoner, J., & Weitzel, B. (2011, January).
Demonstrating P-12 Student Learning in Candidate Classrooms: Oregon Teacher Work Sample. Western States Certification Consortium
Annual Conference, Portland, OR.
Teri Moser Woo, nursing, presented a workshop on Pediatric Pharmacology at the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
annual conference in Baltimore in March, where she had two podium presentations titled “Infectious Disease Update 2011: antibiotics
A to Z” and “Prescribing Antibiotics in an Era of Resistance.” She had
a podium presentation at the Oregon Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Association annual meeting in Portland on April 2nd titled “infectious Disease Update 2011,” bringing information shared at the national conference to an audience of local Pediatric and Family Nurse
Practitioners. She presented April 2011 Infectious Disease Update
2011: Antibiotic Prescribing A to Z, Podium presentation Oregon
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Association Annual Meeting Portland,
Oregon; March 2011. Antibiotic Prescribing in an Era of Resistance
Podium presentation NAPNAP 32nd Annual Conference Baltimore,
MD; March 2011* Infectious Disease Update 2011: Antibiotic Prescribing A to Z Podium presentation NAPNAP 32nd Annual Conference Baltimore, MD; March 2011 Pharmacology Update 8 hour Presession intensive NAPNAP 32nd Annual Conference Baltimore, MD;
March 2011 Translating Neuroscience: When is the Use of Person Response Systems Effective for Student Learning? Co-authored with
Dr Ellen Arwood and Dr Joanna Kaakinen Oregon Association of
Teacher Educators annual ORATE Conference Portland, Oregon; Jan
2011 Scholarly writing in the CNL curriculum: Meeting the communication competency Podium presentation AACN CNL Summit
Miami, Fl; Jan 2011 Clinical Nurse Leader Student Projects: Step-bystep success Poster presentation AACN CNL Summit Miami, Fl; July
2010 Clinical Nurse Leader Student Projects: EBP in the Microsystem Poster presentation Poster winner, asked to give a podium presentation Teaching EBP: Strategies from Across the Nation University of Texas Health Sciences Center San Antonio; June 2010 Update
in Pediatric Pharmacology podium Presentation American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Annual Conference Phoenix, AZ.
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Kenji Yamasaki, engineering, presented (2010). “Selection of
Ground Motion Records for Two Dam Sites in Oregon.” Fifth Int.
Conf. on Recent Advances in Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering
and Soil Dynamics and Symposium in Honor of Professor I.M. Idriss,
May 24-29, 2010, San Diego, CA, Missouri Univ. of Science and Technology. (with Vessely, A., and Carpenter, C.).
Warren Wood, chemistry, presented a poster (with Rachel M. Feeny,
Mark G. Epstein, Joseph Park, and Edward J. Valente) “Synthesis of
Antiviral Compounds Against West Nile Virus and Japanese Encephalitis Virus.” American Chemical Society National Conference,
Anaheim, CA, March. 27th, 2011; and (with Rachel Feeny, Mark Epstein, and Edward Valente) “Synthesis of Antiviral Compounds
Against West Nile Virus and Japanese Encephalitis Virus.” M. J. Murdock Conference, Linfield College, Nov. 12th, 2010.
Zia Yamayee, engineering, presented “From ABET Commissions
Summit to Final Statement: Objectives, Outcomes, and Improvements,” with Robert Albright, Mehmet Inan, Khalid Khan, Kenneth
Lulay, Steven Vegdahl, at the ABET Symposium, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 14-16, 2011.
Gerhard Zecha, Salzburg Program, made the following presentations: May 3- July 8, 2010: Gerhard Zecha: Visiting Professor at Jilin
University, Changchun City, China First Course: “Ethics in the History
of Western Philosophy,” 8 hours/week, 4 weeks; – Second Course:
“Introduction to Philosophy of Science,” 8 hours/week, 4 weeks.
June 10, 2010: Paper presented at the College of Philosophy and Sociology, Jilin University, Changchun City, in the Distinguished Lectures Series: “Learning from Mistakes. Philosophical Insights, Educational Implications.” July 1, 2010: Paper presented at the Liaoning
University in Shenyang, China: “Learning from Mistakes. Philosophical Insights, Educational Implications” – July 4, 2010: Appointment
of Prof. Gerhard Zecha as Visiting Professor at the College of Philosophy and Sociology, Jilin University, Changchun City, China, for the
period of 2010 through 2015. September-December 2010: Gerhard
Zecha: Professor at the Salzburg Program, College of St. Benedict, St.
John’s University, MN, USA – Course: “Moral Philosophy,” 40 credit
hours per semester November 25, 2010: Symposium on Teaching
Psychology and Philosophy Today Department of Philosophy, University of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria Paper presented on “Who Educates the Educators at the Teacher’s Training Courses?”January-May
2011: Gerhard Zecha: Professor at the Salzburg Culture Program,
University of Portland, OR, USA – Course: “Metaphysics,” 40 credit
hours per semester.
Publications
Brian Adams, business administration, wrote “Mountain or Molehill? The pervasiveness of earnings management through the expected rate of return on defined benefit pension plan assets,”
Accounting Horizons, May 2011 (with M. M. Frank, University of
Virginia and T. Perry, Indiana University).
Bahram Adrangi, business administration, wrote “Consumer Confidence and Aggregate Consumption Expenditures in the United
States,” Review of Economics and Finance, Vol. 1, 2011, 3-17, March
2011. (With J. Macri); and “An Ex-Post Empirical Investigation of the
Efficacy of Central Bank Interventions in Currency Markets: Bilateral
Exchange Rate of the Dollar,” American Journal of Economics and
Business Administraion, Vol. 3, No. 2, Spring 2011, P. 3-14. (With Mary
Allender and Kambiz Raffiee).
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Amelia Ahern-Rindell, biology, wrote (with Mustacich DJ, Sullivan
LC, Leonard SW, Kerkvliet N, Traber MG) “Vitamin E status and metabolism in aryl hydrocarbon receptor null mice” in Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry. 21(12):1193-1199, 2010, and (with Bortvedt SF,
McLear JA, Messer A, Wolfgang WJ) “Cystamine and intrabody cotreatment confers additional benefits in a fly model of Huntington’s Disease” in Neurobiology of Disease, 40(1):130-134, 2010.
Ellyn Arwood, education, wrote Language Function: An Introduction to Pragmatic Assessment and Intervention for Higher Order
Thinking and Better Literacy. UK: Jessica Kingsley Publications, 2001.
Herman Asarnow, English, wrote “The Undergraduate Literature
Conference: A Report from the Field,” (with Hersh, C.; and Hiro M.),
in Pedagogy, 11,2, Spring 2011, 395-404.
James Baillie, philosophy, wrote “New Problems for Religious Pluralism,” Philo, Vol 13 No. 1, 2010.
Robert Butler, environmental science, wrote “US Array Visualizations Show Seismic Waves Sweeping Across the U.S.” (with Christopher D. Hedeen, and Roger Groom) in The Earth Scientist, v. XXVII,
Issue 1, p. 21-25, 2011. He works with Tammy Bravo and Jenda Johnson, both with IRIS Education and Outreach, on earthquake notices
for Earth Science educators. These notices are “Teachable Moments”
that provide a short summary of major earthquakes that can be
used by educators to incorporate discussions of earthquakes in the
news and seismic hazards into their classrooms. An earthquake notice PDF is developed within 12 hours of any M7+ earthquake worldwide. For earthquakes that have substantial human impact, a fiveto-twelve-slide PowerPoint presentation and a QuickTime animation of seismic wave paths are developed within 24 hours. These
earthquake education products are posted on the IRIS “Recent Earthquakes Teachable Moments” web page (www.iris.edu/hq/retm) and
are featured on the IRIS Home Page. These earthquake notices have
a large audience, especially with K-12 Earth Science teachers across
the country. During 2010, the Teachable Moments page received
224,721 hits. From May 1, 2010 through April 7, 2011, the following
Earthquake Notices were published on the IRIS Recent Earthquakes
Teachable Moments web page: a. May 9, 2010 (05:59:42 UTC) –
Magnitude 7.2 Northern Sumatra, Indonesia; b. May 27, 2010
(17:14:48 UTC) – Magnitude 7.2 Vanuatu; c. June 12 (19:26:50 UTC) –
Magnitude 7.5 Nicobar Islands, India Region; d. June 15 (04:26:58
UTC) – Magnitude 5.7 Southern California; e. June 16 (03:16:29 UTC)
– Magnitude 7.0 Near the North Coast of Papua, Indonesia; f. July 18
(13:35:02 UTC) – Magnitude 7.3 Papua New Guinea; g. July 23
(22:51:12 UTC) – Magnitude 7.6 Moro Gulf, Mindanao, Philippines; h.
August 4 (22:01:43 UTC) – Magnitude 7.0 New Britain Region, Papua
New Guinea; i. August 10 (05:23:46 UTC) – Magnitude 7.3 Vanuatu; j.
August 12 (11:54:16 UTC) – Magnitude 7.1 Ecuador; k. September 3
(16:35:46 UTC) Magnitude 7.0 South Island of New Zealand; l. September 29 (17:11:24 UTC) Magnitude 7.2 South Coast of Papua, Indonesia; m. October 21 (17:53:14 UTC) Magnitude 6.7 Gulf of California; n. October 25 (14:42:22 UTC) Magnitude 7.7 Kepulauan
Mentawai Region, Indonesia; o. December 21 (17:19:40 UTC) Magnitude 7.4 Bonin Islands; p. December 25 (13:16:37 UTC) Magnitude 7.3
Vanuatu; q. January 1, 2011 (09:56:59 UTC) – Magnitude 7.0 Argentina; r. January 2, 2011 (20:20:16 UTC) – Magnitude 7.1 Araucania,
Chiles; s. January 13, 2011 (16:16:41 UTC) – Magnitude 7.0 Loyalty Islands; t. January 18, 2011 (20:23:26 UTC) – Magnitude 7.2 Southwestern Pakistan; u. February 8, 2011 (22:02:01 UTC) – Magnitude 5.2 Off
the coast of Oregon; v. February 21, 2011 (23:51:43 UTC) – Magnitude
6.3 South Island of New Zealand; w. March 9, 2011 (02:45:18 UTC) –
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Magnitude 7.2 Near the East Coast of Honshu, Japan; x. March 11,
2011 (05:46:23 UTC) – Magnitude 9.0 Near the East Coast of Honshu, Japan; y. April 7, 2011 (14:32:41 UTC) – Magnitude 7.1 Near the
East Coast of Honshu, Japan.
Education, 10(1): 1-2. She wrote a book chapter, “Inventory Record Inaccuracy in Retail Supply Chains,” 2011. Chapter x in Wiley Encyclopedia of Operations Research and Management Science, edited by
James J. Cochran. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
Michael Cameron, theology, wrote “‘She Arranges All Things Pleasingly’ (Wisd. 8:1): The Rhetorical Base of Augustine’s Hermeneutic,”
Augustinian Studies 41/1 (2010), 55-67.
David De Lyser, performing and fine arts, wrote an original music
composition, Trees, for SATB chorus, piano and oboe, performed and
presented by the Northwestern College Choir (St. Paul, MN) at the
College Music Society National Convention Composers’ Concert,
September 24th, 2010, St. Olaf Catholic Church, Minneapolis, MN.
The Northwestern College Choir then performed the work as part
of their fall concert on the Northwestern College campus and included the piece as part of the Spring, 2011 Tour repertoire. He
wrote and original music composition, Trees, for SATB chorus, piano
and oboe, performed by the University of Portland Singers, Buckley
Center, University of Portland, Portland, OR, April 30th, 2011.
James Carroll, education, wrote Morrell, P. D., & Carroll, J. B. (2011). “A
kid in a candy store: When given a “blank check” what kind of technology do preservice science teachers buy?” The Oregon Science
Teacher, 52(5).
Arjun Chatrath, business administration, wrote” Does the Price of
Crude Respond to Macroeconomic News?” for Journal of Futures
Markets, May 2011 (with S. Ramchander and M. Hong) and “Dominant Markets, Staggered Openings, and Price Discovery.” Journal of
Futures Markets, May 2011, with Rohan Christie-David, Bahram Adrangi, and Kiseop Lee.
Lori Chorpenning, nursing, wrote “Using simulation to demonstrate and practice clinical teaching” (with Krautscheid, L) in M.B.
Modic & M. Schoessler (Edited Column) Journal for Nurses in Staff
Development, 26(3), 134-135 and “Student Nurse Perceptions of Effective Medication Administration Education,” (with C.; Orton, Valorie J.; Chorpenning, Lori; and Ryerson, Rachel) in International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship: Vol. 8: Iss. 1, Article 7, 2011.
Michael Connolly, performing and fine arts, wrote the arrangement
of O Come, O Come Emmanuel for choir, percussion, organ, and
brass for performance by the University Singers at the Advent Concert, December 11, 2011, St. Mary's Cathedral, Portland.
M. Katherine Crabtree, nursing, wrote a Book chapter published:
Hunter, A. & Crabtree (2010). “Advance Practice Nursing and Global
Health” in J. Stanley’s (Ed.) Advance Practice Nursing. 3rd ed.
Philadelphia: F. A. Davis. She wrote an editorial published: Crabtree,
K. (2010, Sept/Oct). “Articulating “Practice Knowledge” in Nursing” in
Nurse Practitioner World News. Vol. 15(9/10). pp.14 and 23.
Carol Craig, nursing, wrote Burke, K. & Craig, C. (2010) “Innovating
within the regulatory framework” for the Journal of Nursing Regulation, September, 2010; Craig, C. and Moscato, S. “An American experience: Transition to the DEU Clinical Education Model.” In Edgecombe, K. and Bowden, M. (Eds.) DEUs: Innovation in Clinical Nursing Education: Building our desired future . Flinders University,
Southern Australia, 2010; and Craig, C. “The lived experience of the
DEU.” in Edgecombe, K. and Bowden, M. (Eds.) DEUs: Innovation in
Clinical Nursing Education: Building our desired future, Flinders
University, Southern Australia.
Tanya Crenshaw, engineering, wrote “UPBOT: A Testbed for CyberPhysical Systems” (with S. Beyer) in the 3rd Workshop on Cyber Security Experimentation and Test (CSET). August 2010. (Acceptance
Rate: 41%).
Nicole DeHoratius, business administration, wrote the following
editorials: “Field Research in Operations and Supply Chain Management,” with Elliot Rabinovich in Journal of Operations Management and “Introduction to the Special Issue, Part 2: Teaching Services & Retail Operations Management,” with Zeynep Aksin (2010)
INFORMS Transactions on Education, 11(1): 1-2. She wrote “Introduction to the Special Issue: Teaching Services & Retail Operations
Management,” with Zeynep Aksin (2010) INFORMS Transactions on
Will Deming, theology, wrote a review of The Myth of Sacred Prostitution in Antiquity (Cambridge University Press, 2008), by
Stephanie Budin, for Journal of Religion 90 (2010): 591-93.
Sr. Carol Dempsey, OP, theology, wrote Isaiah: God’s Poet of Light.
St. Louis: Chalice Press, 2010; Understanding Old Testament
Prophets (18 recorded lectures on 6 CDs) NowYouKnowMedia Publications, Washington, DC., 2010; and a series of exegetical articles for
Homily Helps; Cincinnati: St. Anthony Messenger Press, 2009-2010.
She authored the following Hebrew to English published translations: “Book of Hosea” for The Common Bible, ed. David L. Petersen,
(Christian Resources, 2010); “Book of Joel” for The Common Bible, ed.
David L. Petersen (Christian Resources, 2010); “Book of Amos” for
The Common Bible, ed. David L. Petersen (Christian Resources,
2010); “Book of Obadiah” for The Common Bible, ed. David L. Petersen (Christian Resources, 2010), and Thus Says the Lord: Essays
on the Former and Latter Prophets in Honor of Robert R. Wilson by
John J. Ahn and Stephen L. Cook (eds.), The Catholic Biblical Quarterly, (73/2, April 2011), 411-13.
Timothy Doughty, engineering, wrote Doughty, T. A. and Higgins, N.
S., “Nonlinear Parametric Health Monitoring for Vibrating Structures Under Non-Stationary Excitation,” International Modal Analysis Conference (IMAC) and Exposition on Structural Dynamics, Jacksonville, January 2011; Doughty, T. A. and Bancus, N., “Mechanical
Modeling and Design for Reduction of Parkinsonian Hand Tremor,”
ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, Vancouver, British Columbia, November 2010; Doughty, T. A.,
LeBlanc, M., Glascoe, L. G., and Bernier, J., “Torsion/Compression Testing of Grey Cast Iron for a Plasticity Model,” SEM Annual Conference & Exposition on Experimental and Applied Mechanics, Indianapolis, June 2010.; and Doughty, T. A. and S. P. O’Halloran, “A Cross
Curricular Numerical and Experimental Study in Heat Transfer,” Proceedings of the American Society of Engineering Education Conference (ASEE), Louisville, KY, June 2010.
Robert Duff, sociology, wrote Duff, R. W. (2010). SOC 423 Sociology of
Sport (Syllabus). TRAILS: ASA Teaching Resources and Innovation
Library for Sociology (http://trails.asanet.org). Originally published
in K. C. Longest (ed.) ASA Teaching Resources Volume: Sociology of
Sport (pp. 25-29). American Sociological Association. (2008).
Karen Eifler, education, wrote A Month of Mondays: Spiritual
Lessons From the Catholic Classroom. Chicago, IL: ACTA Publications, (2011). She wrote the following articles: Eifler, K., & Veltri, L.
(2010). Drawing from the outside for support in teaching. Journal of
Nursing Education, 49(11), 623-627. Eifler, K.E. & Gangle, M. (2010).
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What do I need to know and do about student accommodation
plans? The Teaching Professor 21(9). Madison, WI: Magna Publications.Eifler, K. E. (2010, September). Cell phones: Is it time to re-think
your policy? Included in Bart, M. (Ed.) Faculty Focus. Madison, WI:
Magna Publications.
Thompson Faller, philosophy, wrote “Confidentiality and the Health
Care Profession,” Russian Nurses Association Journal, Vol. 5, No. 3,
2010, and “Competency: The Ability to Make a Decision,” Russian
Nurses Association Journal, Vol. 6, No. 1, 2011.
Courtney Fletcher, communication studies, wrote Lutgen-Sandvik,
P., Riforgiate, S. E., & Fletcher, C. V. (2011). “Work as a source of positive
emotional experiences and the discourses informing positive assessment” (lead article) in Western Journal of Communication, 75
(1), 2-27; and Chen, Y., Fletcher, C. V., & Oetzel, J. (2010). “Updating Face
Negotiation in Cross-Cultural Conflict through Examining Multilevel Influences on Culture” in Freiberger Beitraege: The influence
of culture in the world of business (Volume 5). Peter Lang.
Lauretta Conklin Frederking, political science, had the following
publication: Lauretta Conklin Frederking, Editor, Hemingway on Politics and Rebellion New York: Routledge, 2010; Lauretta Conklin
Frederking, 2010. “The Rebel: Hemingway and the Struggle Against
Politics” in Hemingway on Politics and Rebellion; Lauretta Conklin
Frederking, 2010. “To Have and Have Not: Hemingway Through the
Lens of Theodor Adorno” in Hemingway on Politics and Rebellion;
and Lauretta Conklin Frederking, “Getting to Green: Niche-driven or
Government-led Entrepreneurship and Sustainability in the Wine
Industry” in New England Journal of Entrepreneurship. Spring, 2011.
Jeffrey Gauthier, philosophy, wrote “Prostitution, Sexual Autonomy,
and Sex Discrimination,” Hypatia 26, 1 (2011): 166-86; a review of
John Gerassi, Talking with Sartre: Conversations and Debates (New
Haven: Yale University Press, 2009), in Choice 47, no 11 (July 2010); a
review of David McCabe, Modus Vivendi Liberalism: Theory and
Practice (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2010), in Choice 48,
no. 3 (November 2010); a review of Kimberly Hutchings and Tuija
Pulkkinen, Hegel’s Philosophy and Feminist Thought: Beyond
Antigone? New York: Palgrave MacMillan, 2010), in Notre Dame
Philosophical Reviews February 27, 2011; and a review of Joseph F.
Catalano, Reading Sartre (New York: Cambridge University Press,
2010), in Choice 48, no. 8 (April 2011).
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ciency Measure and Its Importance in Air Transportation: The Operating Ratio and Its Significance to Financial Leverage Decisions.”
Journal of Business and Behavorial Sciences. VIII, no.1 [January, 2011].
(Co-authored with Jim Seal of the University of Portland). This article was delayed; “A Neural Network Approach to Forecasting Large
and Medium Regional U.S. Air Carrier Financial Stress and Bankruptcy,” Proceedings of the Annual Meetings of the NeuroPsychEconomics Conference, paper presented at the Copenhagen Business
School in Copenhagen, Denmark, June 2, 2010. (Co-authored with
Sergio Davalos, U. of Washington-Tacoma); “Recipe for a Bubble:
Financial Leverage and Other Variables and the Effects on Returns
in the U.S. Housing Market – A Teaching Note,” Proceedings of the
Annual Meetings of the American Society for Business and Behavioral Sciences, paper presented in Las Vegas in February 2011. (Coauthored with Jim Seal and Brian Adams of the University of Portland).
Naveen Gudigantala, business administration, wrote (with Bicen,
Pelin) “A Multifunctional Framework to Address the Gray Market
Threat “ Proceedings of the Western Decision Sciences Institute
Conference, 2011, Portland; and (with Song, Jaeki., and Jones, Donald)
“User Satisfaction with Web-based DSS: The Role of Cognitive Antecedents,” forthcoming in International Journal of Information
Management.
Andrew Guest, psychology, wrote an article titled “Pursuing the Science of Happiness.” published in the Fall/Winter 2010 edition of
Oregon Humanities.
Molly Hiro, English, wrote “’Tain’t no tragedy unless you make it
one’: Imitation of Life, Melodrama, and the Mulatta,” in the most recent edition of Arizona Quarterly: A Journal of American Literature,
Culture, and Theory (Vol. 66, No. 4, Winter 2010). [published Dec.
2010].
Thom Greene, associate provost, dean of the graduate school,
wrote “Report to the 2011 Oregon Legislature on House Bill 3619”
(with members of the Task Force On Education Career Preparation
and Development), State of Oregon. Salem, Oregon (2010 December).
Sr. Angela Hoffman, O.S.B., chemistry, wrote Peer Reviews for various Journals: Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry (ACS): Liu
et al. “New insights into the interactions between oxytetracycline
and bovine serum albumin using spectroscopic and molecular
modeling methods.” (May 11, 2010); X. Xi et al., “Quantitative analysis
of ginger components in commercial products using liquid chromatography with electrochemical array detection” (August 2010);
A. Zhang et al., “Enantiomeric separation and phytotoxicity of paclobutrazol” (February 8, 2011); P. Qin et al. “Perfluorodecanoic acid
binding to hemoproteins: new insights from spectroscopic studies”
(February 21, 2011); J. Ren et al., “Homogeneous synthesis of hemicellulosic succinates with high degree of substitution in ionic liquid” (April 20, 2011); M. Wise, “Effect of chemical systemic acquired
resistance elicitors on avenanthromide biosynthesis in oat (Avena
sativa). (April 15, 1011). Journal of Chemical Education (ACS): Pinelo et
al. “A laboratory Exercise to understand the importance of enzyme
technology in the fruit processing industry: Viscosity decrease and
phenols release from apple mash” (May, 2010) 3rd and 4th reviews
(June 27, 2010). Journal of Natural Products (ACS): Ni et al., “A new
unstable taxane from Taxus cuspidata formed a novel taxatetraene
framework” (February 22, 2011). International Journal of Plant Biology (Pagepress): N. Shekhawat et al. “Free Radical Scavenging Activity
of some medicinal plants” (May 24, 2010).
Richard Gritta, business administration, had the following refereed
articles in print for 2010-2011 Academic Year: “Aircraft Leasing and
Its Effect on Air Carriers Debt Burdens: A Comparison Over the Past
Several Decades,” Journal of the Transportation Research Forum,
Fall 2010. (Co-authored with Ellen Lippman, U. of Portland); “An Effi-
Sam Holloway, business administration, wrote the following refereed journal articles:Anne Parmigiani and Samuel S. Holloway (2011).
“Actions Speak Louder than Modes: Antecedents and Implications
of Parent Implementation Capabilities on Business Unit Performance.” Strategic Management Journal 32(5). Samuel S. Holloway
Rev. Charles Gordon, C.S.C., theology, wrote “Some Other Reasons I
Love Being a Priest,” U.S. Catholic, March 2011, 37-8; “Who Are The
Greatest Catholic Writers,” (with Brian Doyle, 2011 February) Published on the website, The Fine Delight: Catholicism in Literature at
http://catholiclit.blogspt.com; and “Zombies, Avatars and the Perils
of Playing It Safe” (with Eifler, K. E. 2010, October) in Surrogates,
Avatars and Zombies: Film, Faith and the Human Prospect. Proceedings of the Faith, Film and Philosophy Conference, Faith and
Reason Institute, Gonzaga University. Spokane, WA. 12-24.
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and Helder Sebastiao (2010). “The Role of Business Model Innovation in the Emergence of Markets: A Missing Dimension of Entrepreneurial Strategy?” Journal of Strategic Innovation and Sustainability. 6(4). Refereed conference proceedings: Samuel S. Holloway
and Anne Parmigiani. “You Can’t Build It Alone: How Lead Firms Design Temporary Interorganizational Networks.” Abstract, 2011 Western Decision Sciences Institute (WDSI), Portland, Oregon. He wrote
the following invited papers, non-refereed, published: Samuel S.
Holloway and Helder Sebastiao (2010). “The Role of Business Model
Innovation in the Emergence of Markets: A Missing Dimension of
Entrepreneurial Strategy?” ERPN Entrepreneurship, Innovation &
Growth eJournal 5(78), 10/20/2010, and Samuel S. Holloway and
Helder Sebastiao (2010). “The Role of Business Model Innovation in
the Emergence of Markets: A Missing Dimension of Entrepreneurial
Strategy?” ERPN Entrepreneurship & Management eJournal 5(51),
10/18/2010.
Sally Hood, education, wrote Hood, S., & Navarro, A. (2010). “Building
on the strengths of English learners via a dual language immersion
program.” In P. Dam, & M.T. Cowart, (Eds), Teaching English language learners: An international perspective. (pp. 192-217). Arlington, Virginia: Canh Nam Publishers; a journal article: Thacker, P., &
Hood, S. (2011, Spring). “Changing teacher candidates’ perceptions
of literacy in content classes: The role of expert-novice dialogues.” in
Northwest Passage: Journal of Educational Practices, 9(1), 19-31; and
a Newsletter Article: Hood, S., Navarro, A., & Reynolds, D. (2010, November). “Collaboration is key: Evaluation of a dual language immersion (DLI) program in rural Oregon.” The ACIE Newsletter, 14(1),
1-14.
Aziz Inan, engineering, wrote A. S. Inan, Franklin Word Puzzle,
Franklin Gazette, Spring 2010, Vol. 20, No. 1, p. 7. A. S. Inan, “What did
Gustav Robert Kirchhoff stumble upon 150 years ago?,” ISCAS 2010
IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems Proceedings, pp. 73-76, Paris, France, May 30-June 2, 2010. A. S. Inan, “Palindrome Dates in Ben Franklin’s Life,” Franklin Gazette, Summer 2010,
Vol. 20, No. 2, pp. 4-5. A. S. Inan, “Quiz Commemorates Mother Teresa’s Centennial Birthday,” Catholic Sentinel, Portland, Oregon, September 17-30, 2010, p. 6. A. S. Inan, “Figuring Out A Gift For Gates,”
Seattle Times, Seattle, WA, October 25, 2010, Business/Technology
Section, pp. A10 & A12. P. Mutalik and A. S. Inan, Numberplay: Happy
Birthday, Bill, Wordplay: The Crossword Blog of the New York Times
(Wordplay.Blogs.NYTimes.com), October 25, 2010. A. S. Inan, “Palindrome Dates in 2011,” The Beacon, University of Portland, Portland,
OR, October 28, 2010, Vol. 112, Issue No. 8, pp. 12 & 13. A. S. Inan, “Washington State-Number Connections,” in H. Buck, “Washington's
birthday, squared,” The Columbian, Clark County, Washington,
November 11, 2010. A. S. Inan, “Palindrome Dates in Four-Digit Years,”
Pi in the Sky, Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences (PIMS),
University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, Issue No. 14, pp. 5-8, Fall 2010. A. S.
Inan, “Interesting Number Connections about Pennsylvania State's
223rd Birthday,” (unpublished), December 8, 2010. The content of
the following newspaper articles were adapted and condensed
from this unpublished essay: S. Wood, “It’s an auspicious dateHappy Birthday, Pa.!,” philly.com, Philadelphia Inquirer, December
10, 2010. D. Vergano, “Pennsylvania birthday provides math fun,” Science Fair News Blog, USA Today, December 12, 2010. T. Fontaine,
“Pennsylvania marks 223 years as state with a math rarity,” TribLIVE.com, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, December 12, 2010. T. Ove,
“State’s 223rd anniversary was reverse perfect square date,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, December 13, 2010. P. Mutalik and A. S. Inan,
Numberplay: Honoring Martin and Ben, Wordplay: The Crossword
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Blog of the New York Times (Wordplay.Blogs.NYTimes.com), January 17, 2011. A. S. Inan, “Numbers add up for Donald Shiley,” The Beacon, University of Portland, Portland, OR, February 3, 2011, Vol. 112,
Issue No. 14, p. 12. A. S. Inan, “April’s reverse square date,” The Beacon,
University of Portland, Portland, OR, March 31, 2011, Vol. 112, Issue No.
21, p. 13 & 14. A. S. Inan, “Benjamin Franklin’s 1711 Palindrome Birthday
(1171711) Image,” Franklin Gazette, Winter 2010/2011, Vol. 20, No. 4, pp.
1 & 3. Five Benjamin Franklin-related math puzzle problems in
Franklin Gazette, Vol. 20, No. 1, p. 11, Spring 2010, Vol. 20, No. 2, p. 11,
Summer 2010, Vol. 20, No. 3, p. 11, Fall 2010, Vol. 20, No. 4, p. 11, Winter
2010/2011.
Rod Jenks, philosophy, wrote an invited Review of P. Sven Arvidson,
Teaching NonMajors: Advice for Liberal Arts Professors (SUNY
press, 2008), Teaching Philosophy, 33 (2010), and an invited review
of Paul Stern, Knowledge and Politics in Plato’s Theaetetus, (Cambridge University Press, 2008), Review of Metaphysics, 63 (2010). He
wrote Metaphors Gone Mad in Plato: The Use and Abuse of the
Image in the Dialogues, Lampeter, Wales and Lewistown, NY:
(Edwin Mellen Press, 2011).
Jeffrey Kerssen-Griep, communication studies, wrote (2011). “Instructional feedback I: The interaction of facework and immediacy
on students’ perceptions of instructor credibility” (with Witt, P. L.) in
Communication Education, 60, 75-94.
Steven Kolmes, environmental science, wrote Environmental Science and Theology in Dialogue, Orbis Press, with Russell A. Butkus,
see http://www.amazon.com/Environmental-Science-Theology-Dialogue/dp/157075912X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1302286558&sr=8-1.
Jack Kondrasuk, business administration, had the following papers
published in conference proceedings: Kondrasuk, Jack N. (2011). “The
ideal performance appraisal is a format, not a form.” Proceedings of
the Academy of Strategic Management, Allied Academies International Conference . Orlando, FL, April 6-8, 2011. Pp. 61-75. Kondrasuk,
Jack N. (2011). “The ideal job performance appraisal?” Proceedings of
the Western Business & Management Association International
Research Conference, Honolulu, HI, January 8, 2011. Kondrasuk, Jack
N., Slepnikoff, Nick, Gomez, Justin, Peters, Jessica, Castro, Danielle.
(2010). “Modern workforce challenge: Appropriately evaluating employees’ job preferences.” Proceedings of the 18th Annual International Conference of the Association on Employment Practices and
Principles, San Francisco, CA, September 29-October 1, pp. 187-194.
He wrote Kondrasuk, Jack N. (2011). “So what would an ideal performance appraisal look like?” in Journal of Applied Business and Economics, 12 (1), 57-71.
Lorretta Krautscheid, nursing, wrote Krautscheid, L., Orton, V., Chorpenning, C., Ryerson, R. (2011). Student nurse perceptions of effective medication administration education. International Journal of
Nursing Education Scholarship, 8 (1), article 7. DOI: 10.2202/1548923X.2178. O’Lynn, C., & Krautscheid, L. (2011). How should I touch
you? A qualitative study of attitudes on intimate touch in nursing
care. American Journal of Nursing, 111(3), 24-33. Krautscheid, L. &
Chorpenning, C. (2010). Using simulation to demonstrate and practice clinical teaching. Journal for Nurses in Staff Development, 26
(3), 134-136.
Matthew Kuhn, engineering, wrote “Micro-mechanics of fabric and
failure in granular materials,” Mechanics of Materials, 2010, Vol. 42,
No. 9, pp. 827-840; and “Implementation of the Jager contact model
for discrete element simulations,” International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering, 2011, Vol. 86, No. 2.
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Ellen Lippman, business administration, wrote “Aircraft Leasing and
Its Effect to Air Carriers Debt Burdens: A Comparison over the Past
Several Decades” in Journal of the Transportation Research Forum,
Vol. 49, No. 3, Fall 2010 pp. 101-110. (with Rich Gritta).
Kimy Liu, education, wrote a book chapter, “Implementation and
outcomes” (with Alonzo, J., & Tindal, G.) in E.S. Shapiro, N. Zigmond,
T. Wallace & D. Marston (Eds.) Models for Implementing Response to
Intervention: Tools, outcomes, and implications. New York: Guilford,
2011.
Jennette Lovejoy, communication studies, wrote Lovejoy, J., & Lovejoy, T. (November, 2010). “Catching Cancer,” Perspectives Magazine.
She was lead author of Lovejoy, J., Cheng, H. & Riffe, D. (2010).” Voters’ attention, perceived effects, and voting preferences: Negative
political advertising in the 2006 Ohio governor’s election.” Mass
Communication & Society, 13(5), 487-511.
Diane Martin, business administration, wrote Martin, D. M. &
Schouten, J.W. (2011) Sustainable Marketing, Pearson Prentice Hall.
She wrote Schouten, J. W. & Martin, D. M. (2011) “Communities of
Purpose” in Karin M. Ekström and Kay Glans (Eds.), Changing Consumer Roles – An Anthology, London: Routledge. (pp. 125-136); Martin, D. M. & Schouten, J. W. (2010) “Green Retailing,” Green Business:
An A-to-Z Guide eReference, Green Series, Paul Robbins, Nevin
Cohen, and J. Geoffrey Golson (Eds.), Sage; Martin, D. M. & Schouten,
J. W. (2010) “Stewardship,” Green Business: An A-to-Z Guide. eReference, Green Series, Paul Robbins, Nevin Cohen, and J. Geoffrey Golson (Eds.), Sage; Martin, D. M. & Schouten, J. W. (2010) “Sustainable
Design,” Green Business: An A-to-Z Guide. eReference, Green Series,
Paul Robbins, Nevin Cohen, and J. Geoffrey Golson (Eds.), Sage;
Schouten, J. W. & Martin, D. M. (2010) “Reverse Logistics,” Green Business: An A-to-Z Guide. eReference, Green Series, Paul Robbins, Nevin
Cohen, and J. Geoffrey Golson (Eds.), Sage; Schouten, J. W. & Martin,
D. M. (2010) “Service Design,” Green Business: An A-to-Z Guide. eReference, Green Series, Paul Robbins, Nevin Cohen, and J. Geoffrey Golson (Eds.), Sage; Schouten, J. W. & Martin, D. M. (2010) “Social Marketing,” Green Business: An A-to-Z Guide. eReference, Green Series,
Paul Robbins, Nevin Cohen, and J. Geoffrey Golson (Eds.), Sage.
Norah Martin, philosophy, wrote “Preserving Trust, Maintaining
Care, and Saving Lives: Competing Feminist Values in Suicide Prevention,” International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics,
vol. 4, no. 1 Spring 2011, and a review of Six Myths about the Good
Life: Thinking about What Has Value, by Joel J. Kupperman. Teaching Philosophy, vol. 33, no. 3, September 2010.
Shannon Mayer, physics, wrote “Bringing science policy into the optics classroom: Solid state lighting and United States lighting standards,” American Journal of Physics 78, 1258-1264 (2010).
Steven Mayer, chemistry, published “High-pressure attenuated
total reflectance cell for collecting infrared spectroscopy of carbon
dioxide mixtures” (with UP undergraduates J. E. Boyd and J. D.
Heser) in Vibrational Spectroscopy, 2010, 53, pp 311-313 and “Substituting an inexpensive function generator for the pulsed laser in the
experiment ‘Laser Measurement of the Speed of Sound in Gases’”
(with UP undergraduates M. G. Epstein, and M. W. Laszlo) in The
Journal of Chemical Education, 2010, 87, (12) pp 1414-1415.
Laurie McLary, international languages and cultures., wrote a book
review of “Ernst Seibert and Susanne Blumesberger, eds. Kinderliteratur als kulturelles Gedächtnis” in Modern Austrian Literature
and Culture 43.4 (2010).
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Sr. Kathleen McManus, OP, theology, wrote “Suffering, Resistance,
and Hope: Women’s Experience of Negative Contrast and Christology.” Edward Schillebeeckx and Contemporary Theology. Edited by
Lieven Boeve, Frederiek Depoortere, and Stephan van Erp. London:
T&T Clark International, 2010; “Psalm 80: Theological Perspective
for the Fourth Sunday of Advent.” Feasting on the Word:The Lectionary Commentary Series, Volume V (Year C, Volume 1) Westminster John Knox Press, 2011; “Psalm 96: Theological Perspective for
Christmas Eve.” Feasting on the Word:The Lectionary Commentary
Series, Volume V (Year C, Volume 1) Westminster John Knox Press,
2011; “Psalm 98: Theological Perspective for Christmas Day.” Feasting on the Word: The Lectionary Commentary Series, Volume V
(Year C, Volume 1) Westminster John Knox Press, 2011.
Tisha Morrell, education, wrote a Book Chapter in Schepige, A., Morrell, P., Smith-Walters, C., Sadler, K.C., Munck, M., & Rainboth, D.
((2010). “Using environmental educational project curricula with elementary preservice teachers.” In A. Bodzin, B. Shiner-Klein, & S.
Weaver (Eds.) The inclusion of environmental education in science
teacher education. (pp. 281-296). NY: Springer. She wrote grant and
Contract Reports: Butler, R., Hoffman, A., Kodadek, C., & Morrell, P.
(2010). Portland Public Schools and the University of Portland Oregon State Math/Science Partnership Professional Development
Plans 2009-2010. Prepared for Portland Public Schools. Portland, OR:
University of Portland. 43pp, and Morrell, J.J., Mc Daniel, L., & Morrell,
P.D. (2010). Oregon Wood Magic on the Road Annual Report, 20092010. Prepared for Oregon Forest Resources Institute. Corvallis,
OR:Department of Forest Products, Oregon State University. 7 pp.
She wrote in journals and proceedings: Morrell, P.D., Sahnow, S., &
O’Connell, K. (2011). “Research-teacher partnerships: Developing
teachers’ understanding of scientific inquiry.” 2011 Conference Proceedings of the Association for Science Teacher Education; Morrell,
P.D., & Carroll, J.B. (2011) “A kid in a candy store: When given a “blank
check” what kind of technology do preservice science teachers
buy?” The Oregon Science Teacher 52(5); and Morrell, P.D. (2010, September). “Rats! A dice game to practice addition/subtraction/ multiplication.” The Oregon Mathematics Teacher, p. 12.
Stan Nadel, Salzburg Program, wrote Salzburg and the Jews: A Historical Walking Guide. Wipf and Stock Publishers, Eugene OR, 2009;
Stan Nadel, Annemarie Steidl, Josef Ehmer, and Hermann Zeitlhofer,
ed.s. European Mobility: Internal, International, and Transatlantic
Moves in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries. V&R unipress, Götttingen, 2009; Stan Nadel.”Die Armut europäischer Immigranten in
den USA.” Pp. 100-122 in Sylvia Hahn, Nadja Lobner, & Clemens Sedmark, ed.s, Armut in Europa1500-2000. Studien Verlag, 2010. Stan
Nadel.”Weather Report” a review essay on four Weathermen memoirs. Pp. 147-157 in a special issue on “Gender & 1968”of L’Homme.
Europäische Zeitschrift für Feministische Geschichtswissenschaft,
2009:2. Stan Nadel. “Internal, Continental and Transatlantic Migration—The View from America.” Pp. 89-100 in Steidl, Ehmer, Nadel &
Zeitlhofer, ed.s, European Mobility: Internal, International, and
Transatlantic Moves in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries. V&R unipress, 2009.
Marie Napolitano, nursing, wrote Napoltiano, M (2010) in Giving
through teaching: How nurse educators are changing the world.
(Fitzpatrick, J, Shultz, C & Aiken, T, Eds). Nurse educators and their individual stories – Marie Napolitano. New York: Springer Publishing
Co.; Bushy, A & Napolitano, M. (2010). In Foundations of nursing in
the community: Community-oriented practice. (Marcia Stanhope
and Jeanette Lancaster, Eds.). “Rural Health and Migrant Health.” St.
Louis, MO: Mosby Publishing Company.
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Katie O’Reilly, biology, wrote Kozlowski, C. P., R. A. Mauck, K. M. O’Reilly,
J. Philipsborn, and R. E. Ricklefs. 2010. “Changes in plasma hormone
levels correlate with fledging in nestling Leach’s storm-petrels.”
General and Comparative Endocrinology 169:91-97.
Bonnie Parks, Clark Memorial Library, wrote a book chapter, “Impact
of Changes in Library of Congress Cataloging Policy on Working
Catalogers,” in Practical Strategies for Cataloging Departments. Ed.
Rebecca L. Lubas. Libraries Unlimited. 2011. 19-31; and the following
columns, Editor, “Serials Conversations” column in Serials Review:
“The ISSN as Identifier and as Linking Mechanism: an Interview
with Françoise Pellé.” Serials Review 36/4 (2010) 251-255. Contributed by Benjamin Abrahamse; and “Thoughts on Open Access:
an Interview with Diane Graves.” Serials Review 36/2 (2010) 112-115.
Contributed by Megan Dazey.
Dann Pierce, communication studies, had his article, “Visual Persuasion Tactics in Narrative Development: An Analysis of the Matrix”
(co-written with former UP communication studies student
Katherine Kaufman) accepted for publication in the journal Visual
Communication Quarterly.
Rev. Claude Pomerleau, C.S.C., political science, wrote a review of
John Harbeson & Donald Rothchild, eds: Africa in World Politics. Reforming Political Order in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON WORLD
PEACE, VOL XXVIII, NO. 1 (March 2011) 92-95; and a review of Leslie C.
Gates: The Business of Anti-neo-liberal Politics in Venezuela, in THE
REVIEW OF POLITICS 73 (2011), 1-3.
Pamela Potter, nursing, wrote Potter, P., Eisenberg, S., Cain, K. C.,
Berry, D.L. (2011). Orange interventions for symptoms associated
with dimethyl sulfoxide during stem cell reinfusions. Cancer Nursing, 00(00), 1-8. DOI: 10.1097/NCC.0b013e31820641a5.
Anissa Rogers, social work, had the following publications: 2010
Featured in Profiles in Social Work, Geriatric Social Work Initiative,
Council on Social Work Education. (2010). Exploring Health Beliefs
and Care Seeking Behaviors of Older Mexicans and Mexican-Americans. Ethnicity and Health, 15(6), 581-599. 2010 Rogers, A. Adult
Development. In L. Church (Ed.), Gerontology: An Interactive Text.
National Social Science Press. 2010 Developer of instructor materials for the textbook, Contemporary Social Work Practice, Routledge
Publishers.
Bryan Rookey, sociology, wrote “Policies Regulating Alcohol, U.S” in
Encyclopedia of Drug Policy, edited by Mark Kleiman, James Hawdon, and Geoffrey Golson. New York: Sage Publications (2011).
John Schouten, business administration, wrote Sustainable Marketing, Martin, Diane M. and John W. Schouten, New York: Pearson
Prentice Hall, 2011. He was an editor for Canaries Coalmines Thunderstones: A Poetic Annual, Wijland, Roel, John F. Sherry Jr., and John
W. Schouten, eds., St. Bathans, New Zealand: University of St.
Bathans Press, 2010. He wrote the following chapters in texts:
chouten, John W. and Diane M. Martin (2011) “Communities of Purpose” in Karin M. Ekström and Kay Glans (Eds.), Changing Consumer
Roles – An Anthology, London: Routledge. (pp. 125-136). Martin,
Diane M. and John W. Schouten (2010) “Green Retailing,” Green
Business: An A-to-Z Guide. eReference, Green Series, Paul Robbins,
Nevin Cohen, and J. Geoffrey Golson (Eds.), Sage. Martin, Diane M.
and John W. Schouten (2010) “Stewardship,” Green Business: An Ato-Z Guide. eReference, Green Series, Paul Robbins, Nevin Cohen,
and J. Geoffrey Golson (Eds.), Sage. Martin, Diane M. and John W.
Schouten (2010) “Sustainable Design,” Green Business: An A-to-Z
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Guide. eReference, Green Series, Paul Robbins, Nevin Cohen, and J.
Geoffrey Golson (Eds.), Sage. Schouten, John W. and Diane M. Martin (2010) “Reverse Logistics,” Green Business: An A-to-Z Guide. eReference, Green Series, Paul Robbins, Nevin Cohen, and J. Geoffrey
Golson (Eds.), Sage. Schouten, John W. and Diane M. Martin (2010)
“Service Design,” Green Business: An A-to-Z Guide. eReference,
Green Series, Paul Robbins, Nevin Cohen, and J. Geoffrey Golson
(Eds.), Sage. Schouten, John W. and Diane M. Martin (2010) “Social
Marketing,” Green Business: An A-to-Z Guide. eReference, Green
Series, Paul Robbins, Nevin Cohen, and J. Geoffrey Golson (Eds.),
Sage. He wrote the following poetry: Schouten, John W. (2010), “Between Gravity and the Thickness of Air,” Wijland, Roel, John F. Sherry
Jr., and John W. Schouten, eds. Canaries Coalmines Thunderstones:
A Poetic Annual. St. Bathans, New Zealand: University of St. Bathans
Press, 32-33. Schouten, John W. (2010), “Transfiguration,” Wijland,
Roel, John F. Sherry Jr., and John W. Schouten, eds. Canaries
Coalmines Thunderstones: A Poetic Annual. St. Bathans, New
Zealand: University of St. Bathans Press, 34. Schouten, John W.
(2010), “The Problem with E-mail,” Wijland, Roel, John F. Sherry Jr.,
and John W. Schouten, eds. Canaries Coalmines Thunderstones: A
Poetic Annual. St. Bathans, New Zealand: University of St. Bathans
Press, 35. Schouten, John W. (2010), “Love Poem,” Wijland, Roel, John
F. Sherry Jr., and John W. Schouten, eds. Canaries Coalmines Thunderstones: A Poetic Annual. St. Bathans, New Zealand: University of
St. Bathans Press, 36. Schouten, John W. (2010), “A Poem Writes Itself,” Wijland, Roel, John F. Sherry Jr., and John W. Schouten, eds.
Canaries Coalmines Thunderstones: A Poetic Annual. St. Bathans,
New Zealand: University of St. Bathans Press, 37.
Heidi Senior, Clark Memorial Library, wrote “Student workers at the
reference desk” for OLA Quarterly, 16(2), 5-6 (2010).
Brian Simmons, communication studies, wrote Wandering in the
Wilderness: Changes and Challenges in Emerging Adults’ Christian
Faith (2011: Abilene Christian University Press) and “When Radio
Comedy Crosses the Line: Trouble at the BBC” in Philip Patterson &
Lee Wilkins, Media Ethics: Issues and Cases, 7th edition, pp. 287-289
(2011: McGraw-Hill).
Br. Donald Stabrowski, C.S.C., provost, wrote “Avoiding Hard Choices: Oregon’s Special Session to Amend the 2009-2011 Budget,” California Journal of Politics, vol. 3, lls 2, article 8, Spring 2011.
Craig Swinyard, mathematics, wrote Swinyard, C., & Larsen, S. (2011).
“What Does it Mean to Understand the Formal Definition of Limit?:
Insights Gained from Engaging Students in Reinvention” in Journal
for Research in Mathematics Education, August 2010; and Oehrtman, M. & Swinyard, C. (2011). “From Intuition to Rigor: Calculus Students’ Reinvention of the Definition of Sequence Convergence” in
Proceedings of the Fourteenth Special Interest Group of the Mathematical Association of America on Research in Undergraduate
Mathematics Education Conference. Portland, OR. Retrieved from
http:// sigmaa.maa.org/rume/crume2010/Abstracts2010.html on
March 11, 2011; and Swinyard, C. “Reinventing the Formal Definition of
Limit: The Case of Amy & Mike” in Journal of Mathematical Behavior.
Mojie Takallou, engineering, published a book titled Safety Handbook for Oregon's Local Roads and Streets” prepared for the Oregon
Department of transportation, June 2010.
Peter Thacker, education, wrote Thacker, P. and Hood, S. (2011)
“Changing Teacher Candidates’ Perceptions of Literacy in Content
Classes: The Role of Expert-Novice Dialogues.” Northwest Passage:
Journal of Educational Practices, 9(1), 19-31; Thacker, P. (2011) “The
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Secondary Desk: Beyond the Script. The ORAcle (Oregon Reading
Association Newsletter). 27 (3); Thacker, P. (2011) “The Secondary
Desk: Lesson Picturing the Loss of Picture Books” The ORAcle (Oregon Reading Association Newsletter). 27 (2), 12-13;
Lara Trout, philosophy, wrote The Politics of Survival: Peirce, Affectivity, and Social Criticism, Fordham University Press, June, 2010.
Edward Valente, chemistry, wrote Synthesis, characterization and
coordination chemistry of a new phosphite-ether ligand: The effects of alkali metal salts and the ligand/Rh molar ratio on the catalytic activity and regioselectivity of a Rh (I) complex of this ligand
in the hydroformylation of styrene. Abha A. Kaisare, Samuel B.
Owens Jr., Edward J. Valente and Gary M.Gray, J. Organomet. Chem.
695, 1472-1479, 2010. #4. A Ru-vinylvinylidene Complex: Straightforward Synthesis of a Latent Olefin Metathesis Catalyst. David M.
Hudson, Edward J. Valente, Jorg Schachner, Michael Limbach, Kevin
Mueller, Hans-Jorg Schanz. ChemCatChem (2010) 3, 297-301. 2011.
#1. Synthesis, structure, and two polymorphs of 4-(1,3-dioxoisoindolin-2-yl)methyl)-1-methoxypyridinium tetrafluoroborate. Edward J.
Valente and Wolfgang Kramer. Journal of Chemical Crystallography
41(1), 48-52 (2011). #2. CCC-N-Heterocyclic Carbene Pincer Complexes:
Synthesis, Characterization and Hydroamination Activity of a Hafnium Complex. J. Cho, T. K. Hollis, E. J. Valente, J. M. Trate. Journal of
Organometallic Chemistry, 696(1), 373-377 (2011). #3. pH-Responsive
Ruthenium-Based Olefin Metathesis Catalysts: Controlled Ring Opening Metathesis Polymerization in Alcoholic and Aqueous Media upon
Acid Addition. Miles A. Dunbar, Shawna L. Balof, Adam N. Roberts, Edward J. Valente, Hans-Jörg Schanz. Organometallics 30, 199-203 (2011).
Tammy VanDeGrift, engineering, wrote “Commonsense Understanding of Concurrency: Computing Students and Concert Tickets”
(with Dennis Bouvier, Tzu-Yi Chen, Gary Lewandowski, Robert McCartney, Kate Sanders, Beth Simon) in Communications of the ACM,
July, 2010. She wrote (with Dennis Bouvier, Tzu-Yi Chen, Gary
Lewandowski, Robert McCartney, and Beth Simon) “Commonsense
Computing (episode 6): Logic is Harder Than Pie” in Proceedings of
the Koli International Conference on Computing Education Research, Koli National Park, Finland, October, 2010. She wrote “Experience Report: Getting Novice Programmers to Think about Improving their Software Development Process” in Proceedings of the
ACM Symposium for the Special Interest Group in Computer Science Education (SIGCSE), Dallas, Texas, March, 2011.
Jacqueline VanHoomissen, biology, wrote Van Hoomissen, J., *Kunrath, J., *Dentlinger, R., Krause, M., Lafrenz, A., & *Azar, A. (2011). “Cognitive and Locomotor/Exploratory Behavior after Chronic Exercise in
the Olfactory Bulbectomy Animal Model of Depression” in Behavioural Brain Research.
Linda Veltri, nursing, wrote Eifler, K. & Veltri, L. (2010). “Drawing from
the outside for support in teaching” in Journal of Nursing Education, 49(11), 623-627. doi:10.3928/01484834- 20100630-02; Veltri, L.,
& Warner, J. (in-press). “Forces and Issues Influencing Curriculum
Development.” In D.M. Billings & J. A. Halstead (Eds.). Teaching in
Nursing: A Guide for Faculty (4th ed., pp. ). St. Louis, MO: Saunders,
Elsevier; Veltri, L. (2010). “Family nursing with childbearing families.”
In J. Kaakinen, V. Gedaly-Duff, D. Coehelo, & S. Hanson (Eds.). Family
Health Care Nursing: Theory, Practice and Research (4th ed., pp.
309-331). Philadelphia, PA: Davis.
Diane Vines, nursing, authored a chapter on cultural competence
for a textbook for nurse practitioners prescribing medications for
diverse populations.
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Jacqueline Waggoner, education, had the following Refereed Journal Publication: Wollert, R., Cramer, E., Waggoner, J., Skelton, A., &
Vess, J. (2010). Recent research (N=9,305) underscores the importance of using age-stratified actuarial tables in sex offender risk assessments. Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment,
22(4), 471-490. doi: 10.1177/1079063210384633.
Joann Warner, nursing, wrote “Interest groups in health care policy
and politics” in Mason, D.J., Leavitt, J.K., & Chaffee, M.W. (Eds.),
(2012).Policy and politics in nursing and health care (6th ed.) (pp.
594-601). St. Louis, MO: Elsevier Saunders.
Matthew Warshawsky, international languages and culture, wrote
“Manuel Bautista Pérez and the Complicidad Grande in Colonial
Peru: Inquisitorial Hysteria or Crypto-Jewish Heresy” for Journal of
Spanish, Portuguese and Italian Crypto Jews 2 (2010): 132-150.
John Watzke, education, wrote a refereed article, (with Byrd, D.R.,
Cummings Hlas, A., & Montes Valencia, M. F.) “An examination of
culture knowledge: A study of L2 teachers’ and teacher educators’
beliefs and practices,” Foreign Language Annals, 44(1), 4-39, (2011).
He edited the book (with Mantero, M. & Chamness Miller, P., Eds.)
(2010). Readings in Language Studies, Volume 2: Language and
Power. Lakewood Ranch, FL: International Society for Language
Studies, Inc., 2010, ISBN 978-0-9779114-2-4.
Teri Woo, nursing, wrote “H1N1 Pandemic” in Journal of Pediatric
Healthcare. 24(4), 267-9 (2010).
Warren Wood, chemistry, wrote (with Epstein, M. G.; Valente, E. J)
“Regiochemistry of the cycloaddition of unsymmetrical alkenes
with an imino-1,2,4-dithiazole.” Journal of Chemical Crystallography
2010, published online on March 23rd, 2011, and (with Faith, G. W.;
Solliers, B. G.; Feeny, R. M.; Wood, W. F.) “Chemical analysis of the
defensive secretion from the western thatching ant, Formica obscuripes.” Journal of Undergraduate Chemistry Research, 2011, 10,
15-17.
Gerhard Zecha, Salzburg Program, had the following Publications:
Zecha G. (ed.): Critical Rationalism and Educational Discourse. First
Indian edition, New Delhi: Elpis Press, 2011. Zecha G.: “Das Spiel der
Triebe und der Trieb zum Spiel,” in: Rupprecht Düll in Zusammenarbeit mit Siegrid Düll (eds.): Das Spiel der Triebe. Symposion im
Blauen Schloss Obernzenn. Möhnesee: Bibliopolis, 2010, 21-32.
Zecha G.: “A Critical Discussion of Moral Relativism and What It Entails for Values Education,” in: Yearbook of the ‚George Baritiu’ Institute of History. Romanian Academy. Cluj-Napoca Branch. Series Humanistica, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 2010, 53-70. Zecha G.: “Vom
‘Traum’ einer katholischen Universität in Salzburg bis zur Errichtung des Internationalen Forschungszentrums für Grundfragen
der Wissenschaften Salzburg,” in: Ernst Hintermaier, Alfred Rinnerthaler, Hans Spatzenegger (eds.): Erzbischof Andreas Rohracher:
Krieg, Wiederaufbau, Konzil. Salzburg: Verlag Anton Pustet, 2010,
319-330. Zecha G.: “Zlaté pravidlo v aplikovanej etike. Ako dospieť k
správnemu rozhodnutiu v teórii a praxi?” [„The Golden Rule in Applied Ethics: How to Make Right Decisions in Theory and Practice”],
in: Daniela Fobelová (ed.): Aplikovaná etika vo vzdelávani a praxi
[Applied Ethics in Education and Practice]. Banská Bystrica, Slovakia,
2010, 41-55. Zecha G.: “Zlota Regula i rozwój zrównowazony – The
Golden Rule and Sustainable Development,” in: Problemy Ekorozwoju – Problems of Sustainable Development, Lublin, Poland: vol. 6
(2011), Nr. 1, 47-58.