2009 National Convention Program

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Making Scholarship
Effective for Good
2009
Hyatt Regency
Indianapolis, Indiana
Children’s Author and Poet
David L. Harrison
David Harrison’s first book for children, The Boy
With a Drum, was released in 1969 and eventually
sold more than 2 million copies. In 1972, Harrison
won national recognition when he received the
Christopher Award for The Book of Giant Stories.
Since then he has published 76 original titles that have
sold more than 15 million copies and earned numerous
honors. He has been anthologized in more than 100
books and appeared in dozens of magazines and
professional journals.
His work has been translated into twelve
languages and presented on television, radio, cassette,
and CD-ROM. His poetry inspired Sandy Asher’s
school play, Somebody Catch My Homework, which has been produced in the United States and
abroad. Jesse and Grace, a fourth-grade best friends’ play in poetry, has been praised for its
“honesty of characters and use of art and music.” Harrison’s “Sky High on Reading” program
was the International Reading Association’s nationwide winner in 2001. The Missouri Librarian
Association presented him with its 2007 Literacy Award for the body of his work.
Among Harrison’s professional books are Easy Poetry Lessons That Dazzle and Delight,
with Bernice Cullinan (Scholastic); Using the Power of Poetry to Teach Language Arts, Social
Studies, Math, and More, with Kathy Holderith (Scholastic); “Yes, Poetry Can,” the poetry
chapter for Children’s Literature in the Reading Program (3rd Edition, edited by Deborah
Wooten and Bernice Cullinan; coming in 2009, IRA); Partner Poems for Building Fluency: 40
Engaging Poems for Two Voices With Motivating Activities That Help Students Improve Their
Fluency and Comprehension, with Tim Rasinski and Gay Fawcett, (coming in 2009, Scholastic);
and Phonemic Awareness through Poetry Play, with Mary Jo Fresch, (in progress, IRA).
In the last fifteen years he has been a keynote speaker, banquet speaker, featured speaker,
featured author, or presenter at 80 state, regional, and national conferences in twenty-seven
states. Harrison holds science degrees from Drury and Emory universities and honorary
doctorate of letters degrees from Missouri State University and Drury University. He is poet
laureate of Drury and lives in Springfield, Missouri, with his wife Sandy, a retired guidance
counselor.
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Alpha Chi’s 2009
Distinguished Alumnus
Dr. Robert W. Sledge
Southwestern University alumnus
Dr. Robert W. Sledge, one of the most
important figures in the history of Alpha Chi, is
being honored as the Distinguished Alumnus of
2009. A retired distinguished professor of history at
McMurry University and now historian-in-residence at the McWhiney Research Foundation in
Abilene, Texas, Sledge served almost three decades of elective leadership with Alpha Chi,
including twelve years as national president.
Sledge became a member of Alpha Chi in 1951 at Southwestern University in Georgetown,
Texas, home of the Texas Alpha chapter and site of the 1922 founding of the honor society that
would become Alpha Chi. He graduated from Southwestern with majors in mathematics,
physics, and history, then earned the B.D. degree from Southern Methodist University and the
M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in history from the University of Texas.
With his historian’s skills and his connection to Alpha Chi’s birthplace, Sledge was the
natural choice to be commissioned to write the book-length history, Scholarship and Character:
Seventy-five Years of Alpha Chi, published in 1997 to mark the anniversary of the society’s
founding in 1922.
Two years later, in 1999, he completed his third term as president of the National Council
and a total of twenty-four years on that governing body, including terms as secretary and vice
president as well as president. The Council immediately asked him to serve an appointment as
archivist, a role he filled from 1999 to 2008.
Sledge began his career at McMurry in 1964 and became assistant sponsor of the Texas
Upsilon chapter in 1967 and then head sponsor in 1968, a responsibility he held until 1991.
During the 1990s he continued to work as an assistant sponsor. He also served Region I in the
1970s as vice president and president.
Among Rob Sledge’s many accomplishments as Alpha Chi’s president was the creation of
awards to recognize the service of chapter sponsors and others who have contributed
significantly to the society’s ideals. Little could he have expected that one day one of these
awards, the Distinguished Alumni Award, would come his way.
Dr. Sledge’s book of Alpha Chi history will be on sale at AX Central during registration and the student
presentation sessions. The cost is $10 (cash or check only).
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Thursday, April 2, 2009
Program of Events
Literacy 500: Making Scholarship Effective for Good
2:00-7:00
Convention RegistrationCAX Central ________________________________ Regency Foyer
Lara Q. Noah, Director of Operations
Melinda S. Hicks, Chapter Relations Manager
Art & Poster Gallery Available for Set-Up __________________________________ Network
Art exhibit and research poster presenters, check in at AX Central for access to the Gallery.
Presenter Ready Room __________________________________________________ Theory
Marlea M. Johnson, Electronic Media Coordinator
Presenters using PowerPoint must load their presentations onto the appropriate computer.
Brown’s Jewelry and Memorabilia ___________________________________ Regency Foyer
Tim O. Brown, Official Alpha Chi Distributor
7:00
Banquet (seating will begin at 6:45 p.m.) ____________________________ Regency Ballroom
Dr. Clark Youngblood, National Council President, presiding
InvocationCDr. Clark Youngblood
Sponsor Service Award RecognitionCNatalie Cammarata, Region VII Student Representative
National Council Candidate SpeechesCStacey Alexander, Region II Student Representative
Introduction of Keynote SpeakerCLindsey Woodland, Region IV Student Representative
“Promoting Literacy: How Each of Us Can Make a Difference”CDavid L. Harrison
Chapter Workshop PreviewCDr. Patricia Williams, Sam Houston State University
National Service Project: Literacy 500CDr. Ellen Millsaps, National Council Vice President
General AnnouncementsCDr. Ellen Millsaps
9:00-11:30
Delegates, start your engines! It’s a Pit Crew Party! _________ Cosmopolitan Ballroom BCD
Dr. Ellen Millsaps and Council Student Representatives: Samantha Caszatt, Region I; Stacey
Alexander, Region II; Don Hughes, Region III; Lindsey Woodland, Region IV; Shayan
Davoudi, Region V; Mimi Hoffman, Region VI; and Natalie Cammarata, Region VII.
Make your way just one flight up for games, prizes, line dancing, and more!
9:00-9:45
Meeting of Section Presiders and Presentation Prize Judges __________________ Regency E
Dr. Dennis M. Organ, Executive Director
p.17-18
p.27-31
p.32
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•Saturday's Schedule
•Index of Presenters by College
•NEW! My Scheduler
Friday, April 3, 2009
Program of Events
7:00-8:15 Continental Breakfast (name badge required) ____________________________ Regency Foyer
AX Central and Brown’s Graduation Supplies __________________________ Regency Foyer
7:20-8:15 Chapter Workshops
Ultimate Money Skills __________________________________________________Regency A
Presented by Monster.com, sponsored by Bank of America
Secrets to Grad School Admissions _______________________________________ Regency B
Presented by The Princeton Review
Chapter Sponsor Enrichment __________________________________________ Regency E-F
Presented by Dr. Patricia Williams, Sam Houston State University
8:30-9:30 General Business Session _____________________________________________ Regency C-D
National Council ElectionsCDon Hughes, Region III Student Representative
Introduction of Distinguished AlumnusCDr. Kerry Bruns, Southwestern University
Address by 2009 Distinguished AlumnusCDr. Robert W. Sledge
Recognition of Distinguished AlumnusCDr. Clark Youngblood
Report of Scholarship Recipients and Alternates
Nolle ScholarshipsCDr. Bill Short, McMurry University
Benedict FellowshipsCDr. Lori Mills, Milligan College
Pryor Alumni FellowshipsCDr. Al Clark, University of La Verne
General Announcements
9:45-12:00 Art Exhibits and Posters Without Oral Presentation __________________________ Network
9:45-10:45 Session I: Student Presentations, Sections 1-15
See Pages 6-11
10:45-11:00 15-Minute Break
11:00-11:45 Session II: Student Presentations, Sections 16-30
See Pages 12-16
12:00-12:45 Regional Meetings
Run-off Election, as needed
Region I ______________________________________________________________ Regency E
Region II _____________________________________________________________ Regency F
Region III ____________________________________________________________Regency A
Region IV __________________________________________________________ Concept A-B
Region V ___________________________________________________________ Concept C-D
Region VI _____________________________________________________________Theory A
Region VII_____________________________________________________________ Theory B
1:00 Lunch—Enjoy lunch on your own as you have the afternoon and evening free for sightseeing!
2:00-3:00 Book Delivery and Reading at Riley Hospital for Children
Saturday’s Program of
Events begins on p. 17.
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Student Presentations: Friday, Session I
9:45 -10:45 a.m.
Section 1
9:45
“Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter: An Abortive Romance”
Emily Thomas, Indiana Gamma, Region V
Grace College
10:00
“The Mexican American and the Troubled Hyphenated Identity”
Elizabeth Zubiate, Texas Alpha Beta, Region I
University of Texas at El Paso, graduate student
10:15
“‘Stop mixin’ up mah doings wid mah looks’: Exploring Surrogacy, Sex, and Separation in Janie
Crawford’s Early Self-Image”
Ashley Nicole Byrd, Arkansas Gamma, Region II
University of Central Arkansas, graduate student
10:30
“Audre Lorde as the Quintessential Non-essentialist”
Lauren Quesenberry, North Carolina Zeta, Region III
Gardner-Webb University
Section 2
9:45
Communication ______________________________________________________ Cosmopolitan C
Dr. Ann Kneavel, Goldey-Beacom College, presiding
“Electronic Communication and Privacy in the Workplace”
Sierra Bouchelle, Delaware Beta, Region VI
Goldey-Beacom College
10:00
“The Choice Between Texting Versus Talking”
Matthew Smith, Missouri Rho, Region IV
Evangel University
10:15
“Talking Through Texts: A Comparison Study of Text Messaging and Communication Skills of
Students”
Rachel R. Percy, Tennessee Delta, Region III
Carson-Newman College
10:30
“To Write, To Speak, or To Mean: The Abuse of Etymology”
Jack Lynn Adams, Texas Alpha Xi, Region II
University of Texas at Tyler
Section 3
9:45
10:00
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American Literature ______________________________________________________ Studio Five
Dr. David Basena, Bowie State University, presiding
Molecular/Cellular Biology ________________________________________________ Studio Two
Dr. Ray Miller, York College, presiding
“Modeling FRAXE Mental Retardation in Drosophila melanogaster”
Andrew Gangemi, Pennsylvania Kappa, Region VI
University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
“Morpholino oligos in Zebrafish”
Marianne Mosch, North Carolina Mu, Region III
Methodist University
10:15
“Evaluation of QRT-PCR Protocols for Xylella fastidiosa Subspecies Determination”
Brittany Pierce, Texas Alpha Xi, Region II
10:30
“Determining How Interleukin-1 Affects the Regulation of Cadherin Expression”
Chantelle McGinness, Georgia Nu, Region III
Southern Polytechnic State University
Poster
“The Auxin-resistant Arabidopsis Mutant, HR7, Encodes a Monofunctional Enoyl-CoA Hydratase”
Lori Wheeler, Arkansas Eta, Region II
Harding University
Poster
“The Role of Der1 in the Growth of the fungal Aspergillus fumigatus”
Gilbert Awah, Alabama Zeta, Region III
Oakwood College
Section 4
9:45
Art/Music/Dance Papers __________________________________________________ Discovery A
Dr. Rebecca Sorley, University of Indianapolis, presiding
“Ancient Greek Music”
Porfirio Diaz III, Texas Alpha Beta, Region I
University of Texas at El Paso
10:00
“The Talking Drums of Africa”
Anna Johnson, North Carolina Zeta, Region III
10:15
“The Healing Power of Music”
Erin Aubrey, Tennessee Nu, Region III
Milligan College
10:30
“ShieldCross”
Stephanye Anne Gay, Tennessee Delta, Region III
Section 5
9:45
World History __________________________________________________________ Studio Three
Dr. Christine Pappas, East Central University, presiding
“The Sistine Chapel”
Elizabeth Schiefer, Arkansas Gamma, Region II
University of Central Arkansas
10:00
“Livy: The Creation of History”
Daniel J. Crosby, California Zeta, Region VII
Fresno Pacific University
10:15
“Amenhotep to Akhenaten”
Michaela Jordan, Missouri Mu, Region IV
Northwest Missouri State University
10:30
“Examining the 1969 Sino-Soviet Border Clashes”
Joshua Looney, Arkansas Iota, Region II
Lyon College
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Section 6
9:45
Political Science/Economics _______________________________________________ Studio Four
Dr. Peg FitzGerald, Pace University, presiding
“Why Do Some States Have Higher Crime Rates Than Others?”
Brent Crowell, North Carolina Mu, Region III
10:00
“Westside Stories: Political Profiles and Political Community at the Grassroots Level”
Jacobi Nichols, Oklahoma Gamma, Region II
East Central University
10:15
“Save the Economy: Legalize Marijuana”
Victoria Corby, Kansas Delta, Region IV
Kansas Wesleyan University
10:30
“The Effects of Medical Malpractice Lawsuits on Health Care Costs”
Jesse McMurray, Tennessee Delta, Region III
Section 7
9:45
Psychology __________________________________________________________ Cosmopolitan D
Dr. David Jones, Westminster College, presiding
“Owls and Larks: An Exploratory Study of Personality and Health Correlates”
Natalie Cammarata and Elice Simmering, Oregon Epsilon, Region VII
Cascade College
10:00
“Time Flies When You’re Having Fun: Mood Effected Time Perception”
Brad Quillin, Texas Alpha Xi, Region II
10:15
“Stigma of Mental Illness”
Rachael Bryant, Oklahoma Gamma, Region II
10:30
“The Effects of Behavioral Contracting and Motivation on Exercise Adherence”
Elizabeth G. Jansen, Missouri Delta, Region IV
Westminster College
Poster
“The Value of Religion and Politics in Geriatric Patients”
Jeremy J. Berry, Texas Alpha Eta, Region I
Wayland Baptist University, graduate student
Poster
“Exploring the Factors in Parental Murder Suicides”
Patrick Aland, Texas Alpha Eta, Region I
Poster
“A Case Study of the Practicum Student’s Supervision Experience in a Graduate Counseling Program”
Patrick Aland, Texas Alpha Eta, Region I
Section 8
Shakespeare ______________________________________________________________ Studio Six
Dr. Michael Flachmann, California State University, Bakersfield, presiding
9:45
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“In Response to the Storm: Kent’s Labor in King Lear”
Gerard Ross, Texas Alpha Beta, Region I
10:00
“Brothers with a King”
Bethany R. Brown, Tennessee Delta, Region III
10:15
“Shakespeare’s Dual Deceptions”
Bethany L. Boyenton, Tennessee Delta, Region III
10:30
“Translations of King Lear”
Ashley Paige Raithel, Massachusetts Zeta, Region VI
Mount Ida College
Section 9
9:45
Anthropology/Sociology __________________________________________________ Discovery B
Dr. Juliana Ee, Cascade College, presiding
“Recognizing the Invisible People: The Effects of Past Japanese Assimilatory Policies and Current
Legal Recognition of the Ainu People”
Andrew Abordonado, Hawaii Beta, Region VII
Hawaii Pacific University
10:00
“What is Life Like in Vietnam Compared to the United States?”
Huyen Tran Thi Vu, Kansas Epsilon, Region IV
Friends University
10:15
“Multiculturalism in U.S. Public Schools”
Heather A. Canfield, Rhode Island Alpha, Region VI
Roger Williams University
10:30
“Mestizaje as Revealed in the Dual Nature of Oaxacan Wood Carving”
Heather N. Smith, Tennessee Delta, Region III
Section 10
9:45
Business ________________________________________________________________ Studio One
Dr. Marilyn Jones, Friends University, presiding
“Debt Repayments from Poor Countries Must Stop”
Kuulei Arruda, Hawaii Beta, Region VII
10:00
“Impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act”
Rebecca Flynn, Delaware Beta, Region VI
10:15
“Merck & Co., An Organizational Analysis”
Lawrence Cesario, California Theta, Region VII
University of La Verne
10:30
“Banks: A Present Day Disaster”
James Deveau, Texas Omicron, Region II
Sam Houston State University
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Section 11
Computer Science/Engineering ____________________________________________ Concept A-B
Prof. Michelle Putnam, Lipscomb University, presiding
9:45
“Developing a Model Certificate Authority for Collegiate Institutions”
Henry Carter, Tennessee Eta, Region III
Belmont University
10:00
“Gramophone to MP3: The Rise and Fall of Audio Recording Quality”
Joel Boyter, Tennessee Eta, Region III
Belmont University
10:15
“Modern Day Technology: The Wonderful World of Home Video Games”
Kayla Danielle Shannon, Texas Alpha Xi, Region II
Section 12
9:45
Literature/Language/Philosophy ___________________________________________ Concept C-D
Dr. Jon Thorndike, Belmont University, presiding
“Love is Hell: The Legend of Dido”
Caitlynn Lowe, Indiana Beta, Region V
Huntington University
10:00
“La Influencia de Los Arabes en La Lengua Espanol”
Hallie J. Graham, Kansas Epsilon, Region IV
Friends University
10:15
“Language, Culture, and National Identity”
Stephanie Scholes, Indiana Gamma, Region V
Grace College
10:30
“To Revolt or to Comprise: Ethical Implications for Revolution”
Nicholas Zehner, Indiana Alpha, Region V
Anderson University
Section 13
9:45
Mathematics ______________________________________________________________Theory A
Dr. Steve Butcher, University of Central Arkansas, presiding
“Finding Formulae for Higher Derivatives and Its Application”
Eyob Demeke, Missouri Delta, Region IV
Westminster College
10:00
“Wavelets”
Henry Schreiner and Massooma Pirbhai, Texas Alpha Iota, Region I
Angelo State University
10:15
“The Evolution of Swarm Intelligence”
Mark C. Lucas, Virginia Delta, Region III
Roanoke College
10:30
“The Transcendence of Pi”
Amy Valentine, Tennessee Eta, Region III
Belmont University
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Section 14
9:45
Organismal/Ecological Biology _______________________________________________ Theory B
Dr. Blake Janutolo, Anderson University, presiding
“Bats or Humans–Which is the REAL Nuisance?”
Jen Hicks, North Carolina Mu, Region III
10:00
“Size Structure and Intraspecific Interference in Streamside Salamander Larvae”
Elizabeth Schriner, Tennessee Eta, Region III
Belmont University
10:15
“The Electrifying Life of an Electric Eel”
Caroline Reusser, Kansas Epsilon, Region IV
Friends University
10:30
“Impact of Size Structure on Predator-Prey Interactions Among Larval Odonates”
Chris Middaugh, Arkansas Iota, Region II
Lyon College
Poster
“Assessing the Digestibility of One-Seed Juniper in Sheep”
Christine A. Roof, New Mexico Alpha, Region I
New Mexico State University, graduate student
Section 15
9:45
Performing Arts __________________________________________________________ Regency F
Dr. Patricia Williams, Sam Houston State University, presiding
“Declaration of Resistance”
Lauren Quesenberry and Katie Garahan, North Carolina Zeta, Region III
10:00
“Far From Myself”
Brie Morton, Kansas Delta, Region IV
10:15
“Postmodern Performance Practice: A 21st Century Performance of a 19th Century Aria”
Lindsey Gallegos, Texas Upsilon, Region I
McMurry University
There is a 15-minute
break between sessions.
Please be ready to begin
the Session II at 11 a.m.
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Student Presentations: Friday, Session II
11:00 - 11:45 a.m.
Section 16
American Literature ______________________________________________________ Studio Five
Dr. Ellen Millsaps, Carson-Newman College, presiding
11:00
“Nineteenth Century Industry and Gender: A Study of Life in the Iron Mills”
Martha Zumack, Arkansas Lambda, Region II
John Brown University
11:15
“The Women of Transcendentalism: Transcending American Society in the Nineteenth Century”
Brittney Helton, Oregon Epsilon, Region VII
Cascade College
11:30
“Truth and Reality in Conflict: The Narrative Technique in Ambrose Bierce’s ‘Chickamauga’”
Amanda L. Vosloh, North Carolina Xi, Region III
Greensboro College
Section 17
Dr. Carly Dodd, Abilene Christian University, presiding
11:00
“Media Critique of Perils of Indifference by Elie Wiesel”
Kaitlyn Sosolik, Texas Alpha Iota, Region I
11:15
“An Application of Conflict Theory to Brighton Beach Memoirs”
Jordan Allen Ziemer, Texas Psi, Region I
Abilene Christian University
11:30
“Effects of Cognitive Dissonance and Interpersonal Awareness”
Abbagail Geroux, North Dakota Alpha, Region IV
Jamestown College
Section 18
Organismal/Ecological and Molecular/Cellular Biology _________________________ Studio Two
Dr. Lori Hensley, Ouachita Baptist University, presiding
11:00
“Home Range and Den Site Analysis of the American Hog-nosed Skunk”
Wesley Brashear, Texas Alpha Iota, Region I
11:15
“Caenorhabditis elegans (roundworm) and Experimental Design”
Meghan Lichtenwalner, Pennsylvania Kappa, Region VI
11:30
“Effects of Caffeine on Dopaminergic Activity in Caenorhabditis elegans”
Steven Goacher, Arkansas Iota, Region II
Lyon College
11:45
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(After this extra presentation in Section 18, proceed directly to regional meetings.)
“Analysis of an Insertional Mutation in Arabidopsis thaliana”
Ammar Zanial, California Iota, Region VII
California State University, Bakersfield, graduate student
Section 19
Art/Music/Dance Papers __________________________________________________ Discovery A
Dr. Jack King, University of Tampa, presiding
11:00
“Mask Me: The Facade”
Rachel Lauren Radford Rodil, North Carolina Phi, Region III
Chowan University
11:15
“A Musical Tribute to Any Schlagzeuger at Heart”
Christiana J. Shoop, Tennessee Delta, Region III
11:30
“Commercial Studio Project: Renasence Medical Spa”
Sarah H. Bryan, Tennessee Delta, Region III
Section 20
World History __________________________________________________________ Studio Three
Dr. Trisha Posey, John Brown University, presiding
11:00
“‘Rather Thin’: The Complicated and Telling Decolonization of Cyprus, 1929-1960”
Christopher Sutton, Indiana Beta, Region V
11:15
“East Meets West”
Thomas James Gray II, Texas Alpha Gamma, Region I
Midwestern State University, graduate student
Section 21
Political Science/Economics _______________________________________________ Studio Four
Dr. Jeanne Tunks, University of North Texas, presiding
11:00
“Russian IMPACT”
Elena Guravova, California Zeta, Region VII
11:15
“A Failure of Grand Consequence: Coercive Diplomacy and Burma”
Christopher Douglas Lucas, Tennessee Kappa, Region III
Lipscomb University
11:30
“Development in Nepal”
Kevin Graybeal, North Carolina Zeta, Region III
Section 22
Psychology __________________________________________________________ Cosmopolitan D
Dr. Craig Rogers, Campbellsville University, presiding
11:00
“Special Considerations in the Addiction Treatment and Rehabilitation of Methamphetamine-using
Gay Men”
Holly M. Gunn, North Carolina Phi, Region III
Chowan University
11:15
“Strong Body, Strong Mind: Self-Efficacy as a Function of Exercise”
Mary Beth Miller, Missouri Delta, Region IV
Westminster College
11:30
“The Effect of Peer Presence and Environment on Humor Appreciation When Viewing Comedic Films”
Daniel Strandquist, Missouri Rho, Region IV
Evangel University
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Section 23
Creative Writing __________________________________________________________ Studio Six
Dr. Bill Clemente, Peru State College, presiding
11:00
“Ambien Nights”
Abigail E. Forester, North Carolina Mu, Region III
11:15
“Waiting for Pippin”
Ashley Marie Bergner, Kansas Epsilon, Region IV
Friends University
11:30
“Weather Girl”
Cristy Chapman, Missouri Mu, Region IV
Section 24
Psychology _____________________________________________________________ Discovery B
Dr. Pat Graham, University of Texas at San Antonio, presiding
11:00
“The Effects of Child Abuse on Future Alcohol Use”
April Marie Burns, Arkansas Iota, Region II
Lyon College
11:15
“The Electrodermal Response in Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder”
Sarah Bauer, Michigan Delta, Region V
Saginaw Valley State University
11:30
“A Humanistic View of Personality”
Holly Grabowski, North Carolina Zeta, Region III
Section 25
Contemporary Bioethical and Other Ethical Issues_____________________________ Studio One
Dr. Phil Holcomb, Region I Secretary-Treasurer, 1988-2000, presiding
11:00
“Patient Confidentiality vs. Duty to Warn: Stuck between a Biomedical Scylla and Charybdis”
Jennifer L. Johnson, California Zeta, Region VII
11:15
“Anticancer Agents Derived from Plants”
Cherish Crawford, Missouri Rho, Region IV
Evangel University
11:30
“Should U.S. Corporations Be Allowed to Hire Illegal Immigrants?”
Tanicca L. Howard, North Carolina Eta, Region III
Shaw University
Section 26
Education ______________________________________________________________ Concept A-B
Dr. Edmund Hansen, Northeastern Illinois University, presiding
11:00
“Concept Maps: A Model for Student-Centered Learning”
Preyanka Makadia, Pennsylvania Kappa, Region VI
11:15
“Brain Research and Child Development”
Andrea L. Goodwin, Texas Alpha Xi, Region II
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11:30
Section 27
“A Comparison of Two School Systems Across the Atlantic”
Anja Bastian, Kansas Epsilon, Region IV
Friends University
American History _______________________________________________________ Concept C-D
Dr. Paul Michelson, Huntington University, presiding
11:00
“A Chosen Nation: The Use of Exilic Imagery in African-American Slave Narratives and Slave
Spirituals”
Amanda W. Sorensen, Arkansas Lambda, Region II
11:15
“Thomas Jefferson and the Barbary Pirates”
Andrew Shankles, Tennessee Kappa, Region III
Lipscomb University
11:30
“Read Scare?: The Press Coverage of the 1929 Gastonia Strike”
Ashley L. Brooks, North Carolina Phi, Region III
Chowan University
Section 28
Health Science _____________________________________________________________Theory A
Dr. Jim Koukl, University of Texas at Tyler, presiding
11:00
“Societal Pressures on Breastfeeding”
Brittany N. Thompson, North Carolina Phi, Region III
Chowan University
11:15
“Occupational Therapy: Case Study”
Rebecca Lindquist, Maine Epsilon, Region VI
University of New England
11:30
“Effects of Lotion on Hand Bacteria in Males and Females”
Maurice B. Fluitt, North Carolina Phi, Region III
Chowan University
Poster
“Transcultural Immersion Experience in Ghana: An Occupational Therapy Perspective”
Vanessa Sherman, Maine Epsilon, Region VI
Section 29
Religion __________________________________________________________________ Theory B
Dr. Clark Youngblood, Grand Canyon University, presiding
11:00
“Deborah: A Biblical Leader”
Qianna Simmons, North Carolina Eta, Region III
Shaw University
11:15
“YHWH as Mother: Redeeming the Feminine in the Book of Hosea”
Jennifer Cheek, North Carolina Zeta, Region III
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Section 30
Performing Arts __________________________________________________________ Regency F
Dr. Howard Smolleck, New Mexico State University, presiding
11:00
“Selections from Six Metamorphoses after Ovid, op. 49, by Britten”
Kristina Green, Texas Upsilon, Region I
McMurry University
11:15
“Hungarian Melodies”
Irving Paul Ray, Texas Omicron, Region II
11:30
“Versos Sencillos I by Jose Marti”
Zahnela Claxton, Texas Alpha Gamma, Region I
Midwestern State University
Original Art Exhibit ___________________________________________________________________ Network
“Abandonment and Decay in East Tennessee”
Daniel Aisenbrey, Tennessee Delta, Region III
“Speaking in Clay”
Erin A. Brosey, Tennessee Kappa, Region III
Lipscomb University
“Preserving Arkansas the Natural State”
Janelle Martin, Arkansas Zeta, Region II
University of Arkansas at Monticello
“3 Small Words”
Roey Brocuglio, Rhode Island Alpha, Region VI
“ShieldCross”
Stephanye Anne Gay, Tennessee Delta, Region III
“Mask Me: The Facade”
Rachel Lauren Radford Rodil, North Carolina Phi, Region III
Chowan University
Posters Without Oral Presentation _______________________________________________________ Network
Return to Page 5 for the
remainder of Friday=s
schedule.
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
Program of Events
7:00-8:15 Continental Breakfast (name badge required) ____________________________ Regency Foyer
AX Central and Brown’s Graduation Supplies __________________________ Regency Foyer
7:20-7:45 Chapter Life Workshops--Lap #1
Choose one of these sit-down workshops, or visit the Chapter Life poster session.
Books, Service and a Big Red Dog: Promoting Literacy through Alpha Chi ______ Regency E
Presented by Tennessee Delta, Carson-Newman College
Live Love--International Aid Outreach ____________________________________ Regency F
Presented by Missouri Rho, Evangel University
An ACHS-Funded Collaborative Project
Popularizing Alpha Chi with a Small Budget on a Small Campus ____________ Concept A-B
Presented by Delaware Gamma, Wesley College
7:50-8:15 Chapter Life Workshops--Lap #2
Choose one of these sit-down workshops, or visit the Chapter Life poster session.
Working with Head Start _______________________________________________ Regency E
Presented by Missouri Delta, Westminster College
Programming: Study Skills Workshop ____________________________________ Regency F
Presented by West Virginia Epsilon, West Liberty State College
Planning an Impressive Induction ______________________________________ Concept A-B
Presented by North Carolina Omicron, Catawba College
Excellence in Service and Scholarship ___________________________________ Concept C-D
Presented by Arkansas Zeta, University of Arkansas at Monticello
7:20-8:15 Chapter Life Poster Session _______________________________________________ Theory
Come take a winner’s lap through posters displaying all manner of events, activities, and projects
happening on campuses like yours. Chapter representatives will attend their displays to answer
questions and provide additional information in a come-and-go format. Chapters are welcome to
leave these up until noon, if they’d like.
Evangel University
Grace College
Christian Brothers U..
Clearwater Christian U.
University of Arkansas at Monticello Lyon College
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
Westminster College
8:15-8:30 15-minute Break
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8:30-10:30 Art Exhibits and Research Posters _________________________________________ Network
Exhibitors should remove their items at or before noon today.
8:30-9:15 Session I: Student Presentations, Sections 31-43
See Pages 19-22
9:15-9:30 15-minute Break
9:30-10:15 Session II: Student Presentations, Sections 43-56
See Pages 23-26
10:30-12:00 General Business Session _____________________________________________ Regency C-D
Report of the Audit and Executive CommitteesCDr. Blake Janutolo
Recognition of National Council Members Finishing Terms of ServiceCDr. Clark Youngblood
Distinguished Service AwardsCDr. Jon Thorndike
Executive Director’s AwardsCDr. Dennis Organ
Convention Presentation PrizesCSamantha Caszatt, Shayan Davoudi, and Mimi Hoffman
President’s Cup for Outstanding ChapterCDr. Clark Youngblood
Report of the Resolutions CommitteeCDr. Terrell Tebbetts
AnnouncementsCDr. Ellen Millsaps
Adjournment of National Convention
Reminder: Hyatt checkout is at noon. If you’re
heading home today,
please be ready to check
out immediately following
the final session.
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Student Presentations: Saturday, Session I
8:30 - 9:15 a.m.
Section 31
American History _________________________________________________________ Regency E
Dr. James King, Midwestern State University, presiding
8:30
“Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant: Harrison County, Texas and the International Community”
Lynn Cowles Wartberg, Texas Alpha Zeta, Region II
East Texas Baptist University
8:45
“Women’s Right to Vote: Virgin Voters Empowered”
Shae Parmer, Oklahoma Gamma, Region II
9:00
“Go Tell It On the Mountain: History of Narrow Ridge Earth Literacy Center”
Christopher Smith, Tennessee Delta, Region III
Section 32
Anthropology/Sociology __________________________________________________ Concept A-B
Dr. Jean Hendrix, University of Arkansas at Monticello, presiding
8:30
“Open, Semi-Open, and Closed Adoptions: Their Impact on the Lives of the Adopted”
Hannah Sigmon, Tennessee Kappa, Region III
Lipscomb University
8:45
“Transition from Prison to Real Life: Future Social Support Systems for Previous Offenders”
Whitney R. Abbott, Indiana Beta, Region V
9:00
“The Oilfield Mentality: Theory, Hypotheses, and Methods”
Casey Sorrells, Texas Alpha Delta, Region I
Texas Lutheran University
Section 33
British Literature _______________________________________________________ Concept C-D
Dr. Dianne Wayman, Kansas Wesleyan University, presiding
8:30
“The Common Folk: The Demolition of Class Boundaries in The Beggar’s Opera”
Kendra Mullison, Arkansas Lambda, Region II
8:45
“‘I Can See Through Your Feathers, My Poor Little Bird!’ Hardy’s Sue Bridehead: A Modern Woman
Caught in a Cage of Victorian Conservatism”
Heike Baird, Indiana Alpha, Region V
Anderson University
9:00
“The Fellowship of the Ring: Loyalty and the Immortalization of Brotherhood”
Benjamin J. Gray, North Carolina Mu, Region III
Section 34
8:30
Melanie Decker, Greensboro College, presiding
“Choppin’ It Up”
Telon Charné Weathington, California Theta, Region VII
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8:45
“The Makings of a News Show”
Ginny Ceballos, California Theta, Region VII
9:00
“The Ins and Outs of Designing a Website”
Khushboo J. Shastri, Tennessee Theta, Region III
Christian Brothers University
Section 35
8:30
“The Tug of War for American Public Schools: Intelligent Design, Religion, Evolution, and American
Government”
Amanda M. Garland, Tennessee Theta, Region III
8:45
“Self-theories of Intelligence and Motivational Orientations”
Amy Korzelius, Oregon Epsilon, Region VII
Cascade College
9:00
“Levinas’ Other: Bulwark Against Mediocrity in the Classroom”
Nicole Cannon, Texas Alpha Beta, Region I
Section 36
Political Science/Economics ________________________________________________ Studio One
Jean Michelson, Huntington University, presiding
8:30
“U.S. House of Representatives and British House of Commons: The Real Story Behind the
Incumbency Advantage”
Patrick Tadlock, Oklahoma Gamma, Region II
8:45
“New Construction: A North Shore GIS Project”
Rachael Lubin, Hawaii Beta, Region VII
9:00
“Oklahoma Native American Students’ Political Attitudes and Participation: A Comparative Study of
2004 and 2008”
Jacobi Nichols, Oklahoma Gamma, Region II
Section 37
20
Education ___________________________________________________________ Cosmopolitan D
Lillian Cummings, Shaw University, presiding
Psychology _____________________________________________________________ Studio Three
Prof. Rebecca Gatz, East Central University, presiding
8:30
“Type A and Type B Leadership Styles and Motivation To Follow These Leaders”
Kristina Guy, Arkansas Eta, Region II
Harding University
8:45
“The Effects of Memory Techniques on Performance of College Students with Learning Disabilities”
Brittany Eckard, North Carolina Xi, Region III
Greensboro College
9:00
“Effects of Task Difficulty, Musical Distraction, and Personality on Task Performance”
Jessica Brents, Arkansas Iota, Region II
Lyon College
Section 38
Religion _______________________________________________________________ Discovery B
Dr. Laynah Rogers, Evangel University, presiding
8:30
“Religious Legitimations of the Third Reich, Coming from the Protestant Reich Church”
Jason Villegas, North Carolina Phi, Region III
Chowan University
8:45
“Athanasius’ Canon: A Safeguard Against Heretics”
Meghan Musy, Missouri Rho, Region IV
Evangel University
9:00
“Hinnom: Underworld of Jeremiah’s Jerusalem”
Rachel York, California Zeta, Region VII
Section 39
Creative Writing _________________________________________________________ Studio Five
Dr. Judy Cheatham, Greensboro College, presiding
8:30
“Technology and Creative Writing”
Samantha Gay, Utah Beta, Region VII
Southern Utah University
8:45
“Reading Within the Lines”
Dominic A. Pollone, Texas Omicron, Region II
9:00
“Confessions of a Book-a-holic”
Patricia Phillips, New York Theta, Region VI
Marist College, alumna
Section 40
Art/Music/Dance Papers ____________________________________________________ Studio Six
Dr. Jan Hlavacek, Saginaw Valley State University, presiding
8:30
“Rehearsal Techniques: Strategies for Making Effective Use of Your Time”
Carolyn Dann, Indiana Gamma, Region V
Grace College
8:45
“The Colors and Demands of a Modern Trumpet Player”
Daniel Musquez, California Iota, Region VII
California State University, Bakersfield
9:00
“The Importance of Improvisation in the Practice, Performance, and Development of Renaissance
Music”
Kari Bragg, Tennessee Iota, Region III
Freed-Hardeman University
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Section 41
Chemistry _______________________________________________________________ Studio Two
Dr. David Ruiter, University of Texas at El Paso, presiding
8:30
“New Catalysts for Environmentally Benign Synthesis”
Jane Moore, Tennessee Gamma, Region III
Tennessee Wesleyan University
8:45
“A Brief History of the Handord Area: No, I Don’t Glow in the Dark”
Sara Rither, Missouri Rho, Region IV
Evangel University
9:00
“Organic Synthesis of Macrolides and Aminoglycosides”
Abigail Green, Texas Alpha Xi, Region II
Section 42
Business _______________________________________________________________ Discovery A
Prof. Michael Clark, Cascade College, presiding
8:30
“The Distribution of Music and the Adaptation of Digital Downloading to the Industry’s Business
Structure”
Janelle Hawkes, Tennessee Eta, Region III
Belmont University
8:45
“Accounting in the Music Industry”
Lauren Cooper, Tennessee Eta, Region III
Belmont University
9:00
“Wisdom Over Wealth: Integrity Pays Higher Dividends”
Clay Whitfield, Florida Theta, Region III
Clearwater Christian College
Section 43
Physics/Geology/Astronomy _______________________________________________ Studio Four
Dr. Jim Kirby, Tarleton State University, presiding
8:30
“Characterization of Deep Reactive Ion Etching (DRIE) Process for Electrical Through-Wafer
Interconnects (ETWI) For Piezoresistive Inertial Sensors”
Maria Esther Suggs, Georgia Nu, Region III
8:45
“The Look of Sound: Acoustic Cancellation in Architecture”
Cameron F. McCord, Texas Eta, Region II
University of North Texas
9:00
“A Balloon’s Eye View”
Hollie D. Gordee, Kansas Delta, Region IV
There is a 15-minute
break between sessions.
Please be ready to begin
the Session II at 9:30 a.m.
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Student Presentations: Saturday, Session II
9:30 - 10:15 a.m.
Section 44
American History and Criminal Justice _______________________________________ Regency E
Dr. DawnEllen Jacobs, California Baptist University, presiding
9:30
“Deo Vindice: The Continuity of Religious Ideology in the South”
Erin Bodiford, Texas Upsilon, Region I
McMurry University
9:45
“The Patent Medicine Era and Its Effects on Modern American Society”
Monica R. Fuller, Arkansas Iota, Region II
Lyon College
10:00
“Disproportionate Minority Confinement as a Consequence of the Seventh Moral Panic in the Juvenile
Justice System”
Arturo Enriquez, Jr., Texas Alpha Pi, Region I
University of Texas at San Antonio, graduate student
Section 45
Anthropology/Sociology __________________________________________________ Concept A-B
Dr. Ezra Cappell, University of Texas at El Paso, presiding
9:30
“Painting Women: An Investigation of Italian Female Painters from 1500 to 1700”
Kenzie M.E. Brogden, North Carolina Omicron, Region III
Catawba College
9:45
“Negotiating the Stereotypes: The Sexual Awareness of the College Female Athlete”
Sarah J. Cowles, Arkansas Lambda, Region II
10:00
Section 46
“Practices, Attitudes, and Roles Within the Transgender Community”
Tyler J. McCall, North Carolina Zeta, Region III
British Literature _______________________________________________________ Concept C-D
Dr. Mark Borchert, Carson-Newman College, presiding
9:30
“A Shrouded Revelation: An Analysis of Orual’s Veil in C.S. Lewis’s Till We Have Faces”
Shalom Ocampo, Florida Theta, Region III
9:45
“Dominant Discourse Versus Subjugated Silence: An Examination of Language and the Subaltern
Identity within The Intended and Brick Lane”
Sarah Fisher, North Carolina Zeta, Region III
10:00
“Ordering Chaos in McEwan’s Atonement”
Nick Michael, Arkansas Eta, Region II
Harding University
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Section 47
9:30
“A Question of Commitment: How Growing as a Third Culture Kid Affects Love and Marriage”
Abigail Nishimoto, Indiana Gamma, Region V
Grace College
9:45
“Exploring the Racial Double Bind Through the Eyes of Organizational Communication”
Jennifer Dodd and Mickey McCloud, Texas Psi, Region I
10:00
Section 48
“Here’s Johnny!: The History and Influence of Late Night Talk”
Aali Javid, Pennsylvania Kappa, Region VI
Education ___________________________________________________________ Cosmopolitan D
Dr. Karl Havlak, Angelo State University, presiding
9:30
“Silencing and De-Silencing the Sexual Minority Student”
Katie Garahan, North Carolina Zeta, Region III
9:45
“Education Discrimination”
Andrea Kirkpatrick, Arkansas Gamma, Region II
10:00
Section 49
“Donkey Library”
Jose Mauricio Rincon, Illinois Zeta, Region V
Northeastern Illinois University, alumnus
Political Science/Economics ________________________________________________ Studio One
Dr. Sarah Ann Stewart, Belmont University, presiding
9:30
“Battle for the Gulf”
Marcus Smith, Indiana Alpha, Region V
Anderson University
9:45
“The Worldwide Issue of Child Soldiering”
Kristin N. Curley, Delaware Gamma, Region VI
Wesley College
10:00
Section 50
24
Dr. Joyce Baker, Tennessee Wesleyan College, presiding
“National Socialist Exploitation of the Myth of ‘Stab in the back’”
Amanda Pitt, Tennessee Theta, Region III
Psychology _____________________________________________________________ Studio Three
Prof. Mary Clyde, Grand Canyon University, presiding
9:30
“Affective Oddballs: A Psychophysiological Measure of Emotional Picture Viewing”
Aaron Baldridge, Arkansas Iota, Region II
Lyon College
9:45
“Yoda Meets Mr. Rogers”
Elizabeth Jean Deming, Texas Alpha Iota, Region I
Angelo State University, graduate student
Section 51
Religion _______________________________________________________________ Discovery B
Dr. Norman Beck, Texas Lutheran University, presiding
9:30
“The Presumption of Positive Atheism”
Landon Hedrick, Missouri Mu, Region IV
9:45
“Exegesis of Philippians 2: 5-8”
Amy R. Aycock, Tennessee Delta, Region III
10:00
“For The Love of God”
Jessica Norcross, Arkansas Lambda, Region II
Section 52
Creative Writing _________________________________________________________ Studio Five
Dr. Tor Wynn, Kansas Wesleyan University, presiding
9:30
“Quiet Desperation”
Thea Edwards, Tennessee Kappa, Region III
Lipscomb University
9:45
“Untitled”
Amanda L. Vosloh, North Carolina Xi, Region III
Greensboro College
10:00
Section 53
“Heathen!”
Melanie Greaver, California Zeta, Region VII
American Literature _______________________________________________________ Studio Six
Dr. Bethany Sinnott, Catawba College, presiding
9:30
“Missing Her Point: Assessing Stereotypes of Women in Modern American Literature”
Sarah Leeth, Texas Upsilon, Region I
McMurry University
9:45
“The Veil and the Whale: Nature and Truth in Moby Dick”
Sierra Lingan, California Theta, Region VII
10:00
“The Self-Incrimination of the ‘Bartleby’ Reader and How it Exposes the Tragic Impact of Societal
Rules on the Individual”
Megan Marie Gilland, Missouri Mu, Region IV
Northwest Missouri State University, graduate student
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Section 54
Computer Science/Engineering _____________________________________________ Studio Two
Dr. Floyd Tesmer, Strayer University, presiding
9:30
“Networking Security and Vulnerabilities”
Floyd Coppage, D.C. Gamma, Region III
Strayer University
9:45
“Faded Hats and Scuffed Sneakers: The Ethical Hacker Today”
Nicholas Toothman, California Iota, Region VII
10:00
Section 55
“Sustainability and Civil Engineering”
Malick Bittaye, Texas Alpha Xi, Region II
Organismal/Ecological Biology ____________________________________________ Discovery A
Prof. Syble Shellito, Chowan University, presiding
9:30
“Taxus Baccata”
Amanda Zgrablich, Missouri Rho, Region IV
Evangel University
9:45
“Road Kill: Community Cataloging of Mammals in Southeast Arkansas”
Stephen D. Cagle, Arkansas Zeta, Region II
10:00
Section 56
“The Connection between Bird Ecology and Global Perpetuance of Avian Influenza”
Justin M. Gardin, North Carolina Xi, Region III
Greensboro College
Exercise Science/Nutrition ________________________________________________ Studio Four
Dr. Al Clark, University of La Verne, presiding
9:30
“How the Food Culture of the United States Has Failed Americans”
Patricia O’Neal, Arkansas Gamma, Region II
9:45
“The Impact of Acculturation on Eating Disorders Among African-American Women”
Martena Reed, Maryland Alpha, Region VI
Bowie State University
10:00
“Self-defeating Emotions Experienced by Women with Eating Disorders”
Jeremy J. Berry, Texas Alpha Eta, Region I
Original Art Exhibit ___________________________________________________________________ Network
Posters Without Oral Presentation _______________________________________________________ Network
Return to Page 18 for the
remainder of Saturday=s
schedule.
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Sections 1-15, Fri., pp. 6-11
Sections 31-43, Sat., pp. 19-22
by College (with Section Number)
Section numbers, not page numbers, are displayed below. Please consult the oval above to quickly find the page on
which your section appears. Where you see NW instead of a section number, that denotes an art or poster session to
be held in Network on the 2nd floor. Presentations marked “Poster” will not be presented but are on display in
Network.
College
Anderson University
Belmont University
Bowie State University
Presenter
Section
Jordan Allen Ziemer
17
Jennifer Dodd and Mickey McCloud
47
Nicholas Zehner
12
Heike Baird
33
Marcus Smith
49
Henry Schreiner and Massooma Pirbhai
13
Kaitlyn Sosolik
17
Elizabeth Jean Deming
50
Henry Carter
11
Joel Boyter
11
Amy Valentine
13
Elizabeth Schriner
14
Janelle Hawkes
42
Lauren Cooper
42
Martena Reed
56
Daniel Musquez
40
Ammar Zanial
18
Nicholas Toothman
54
Rachel R. Percy
2
Stephanye Anne Gay
Cascade College
4 and NW
Jesse McMurray
6
Bethany R. Brown
8
Bethany L. Boyenton
8
Heather N. Smith
9
Christiana J. Shoop
19
Sarah H. Bryan
19
Christopher Smith
31
Amy R. Aycock
51
Daniel Aisenbrey
NW
Natalie Cammarata and Elice Simmering
7
Brittney Helton
16
27
Cascade College
Amy Korzelius
35
Catawba College
Kenzie M.E. Brogden
45
Ashley L. Brooks
27
Maurice B. Fluitt
28
Jason Villegas
38
Chowan University
Rachel Lauren Radford Rodil
Brittany N. Thompson
NW
28
East Texas Baptist University
Evangel University
Freed-Hardeman University
Friends University
28
Amanda M. Garland
35
Amanda Pitt
49
Clay Whitfield
42
Shalom Ocampo
46
Jacobi Nichols
6
Rachael Bryant
7
Shae Parmer
31
Patrick Tadlock
36
Jacobi Nichols
36
Lynn Cowles Wartberg
31
Matthew Smith
2
Daniel Strandquist
22
Cherish Crawford
25
Meghan Musy
38
Sara Rither
41
Amanda Zgrablich
55
Kari Bragg
40
Daniel J. Crosby
5
Elena Guravova
21
Jennifer L. Johnson
25
Rachel York
38
Melanie Greaver
52
Huyen Tran Thi Vu
9
Hallie J. Graham
12
Caroline Reusser
14
Ashley Marie Bergner
23
Anja Bastian
26
Lauren Quesenberry
1
Anna Johnson
4
Lauren Quesenberry and Katie Garahan
15
Kevin Graybeal
21
Holly Grabowski
24
Grace College
Greensboro College
Harding University
Jamestown College
Lipscomb University
Lyon College
Jennifer Cheek
29
Tyler J. McCall
45
Sarah Fisher
46
Katie Garahan
48
Sierra Bouchelle
2
Rebecca Flynn
10
Emily Thomas
1
Carolyn Dann
40
Abigail Nishimoto
47
Amanda L. Vosloh
16
Brittany Eckard
37
Amanda L. Vosloh
52
Justin M. Gardin
55
Lori Wheeler
3
Kristina Guy
37
Nick Michael
46
Andrew Abordonado
9
Kuulei Arruda
10
Rachael Lubin
36
Caitlynn Lowe
12
Christopher Sutton
20
Whitney R. Abbott
32
Abbagail Geroux
17
Martha Zumack
16
Amanda W. Sorensen
27
Kendra Mullison
33
Sarah J. Cowles
45
Jessica Norcross
51
Victoria Corby
6
Brie Morton
15
Hollie D. Gordee
43
Christopher Douglas Lucas
21
Andrew Shankles
27
Hannah Sigmon
32
Erin A. Brosey
NW
Joshua Looney
5
Chris Middaugh
14
Steven Goacher
18
April Marie Burns
24
29
Lyon College
Marist College
McMurry University
Midwestern State University
Milligan College
Mount Ida College
New Mexico State University
Northeastern Illinois University
Oakwood University
Roanoke College
Jessica Brents
37
Monica R. Fuller
44
Aaron Baldridge
50
Patricia Phillips
39
Lindsey Gallegos
15
Kristina Green
30
Erin Bodiford
44
Sarah Leeth
53
Marianne Mosch
3
Brent Crowell
6
Jen Hicks
14
Abigail E. Forester
23
Benjamin J. Gray
33
Thomas James Gray II
20
Zahnela Claxton
30
Erin Aubrey
4
Ashley Paige Raithel
8
Christine A. Roof
14
Jose Mauricio Rincon
48
Michaela Jordan
5
Cristy Chapman
23
Landon Hedrick
51
Megan Marie Gilland
53
Gilbert Awah
3
Mark C. Lucas
13
Heather A. Canfield
Roey Brocuglio
Shaw University
9
NW
Sarah Bauer
24
James Deveau
10
Irving Paul Ray
30
Dominic A. Pollone
39
Tanicca L. Howard
25
Qianna Simmons
29
Chantelle McGinness
3
Maria Esther Suggs
43
Southern Utah University
Samantha Gay
39
Strayer University
Floyd Coppage
54
Jane Moore
41
Casey Sorrells
32
Stephen D. Cagle
55
Tennessee Wesleyan College
Texas Lutheran University
Janelle Martin
30
NW
University of North Texas
University of Texas at San Antonio
Ashley Nicole Byrd
1
Elizabeth Schiefer
5
Andrea Kirkpatrick
48
Lawrence Cesario
10
Telon Charné Weathington
34
Ginny Ceballos
34
Sierra Lingan
53
Rebecca Lindquist
28
Vanessa Sherman
28
Cameron F. McCord
43
Elizabeth Zubiate
1
Porfirio Diaz III
4
Gerard Ross
8
Nicole Cannon
35
Arturo Enriquez, Jr.
44
Jack Lynn Adams
2
Andrea L. Goodwin
26
Abigail Green
41
Malick Bittaye
54
Brittany Pierce
3
Brad Quillin
7
Kayla Danielle Shannon
11
Andrew Gangemi
3
Meghan Lichtenwalner
18
Preyanka Makadia
26
Aali Javid
47
Patrick Aland
7
Patrick Aland
7
Kristin N. Curley
49
Elizabeth G. Jansen
7
Eyob Demeke
13
Mary Beth Miller
22
Wayland Baptist University
Wesley College
Westminster College
31
Go through the program tonight to highlight the sections or specific presentations you=d like to attend.
Just write down where you want to be during any given section or time slot by writing the room
and floor in the blank below. The meeting space maps on the back cover will tell you on which floor
each room is.
Don’t forget that the Art and Research Poster Exhibit will be open during all of these time slots in
Network on the 2nd floor.
FRIDAY, April 3
7:20
8:30
9:45
10:00
10:15
10:30
10:45
11:00
11:15
11:30
Noon
________________________________
Regency C-D
________________________________
________________________________
________________________________
________________________________
Break between Sessions I & II
________________________________
________________________________
________________________________
________________________________
Breakfast/Workshop
Morning Keynote/General Session
Region _____ Business Meeting
SATURDAY, April 4
7:20
7:50
8:30
8:45
9:00
9:15
9:30
9:45
10:00
10:30
________________________________
________________________________
________________________________
________________________________
________________________________
Break between Sessions I & II
________________________________
________________________________
________________________________
Regency C-D
Breakfast/Workshop Lap #1
Breakfast/Workshop Lap #2
Prizes & Awards
Please remember that courtesy is the key.
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•
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All Delegates: Enter and exit rooms quietly while sections are in progress.
Presenters: In support of your fellow presenters, when possible, arrive at the beginning of
your section and remain until your section ends.

2009 National Convention Program

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