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For the Record, June 2, 2005 To view past For the Records, click here. 4:57 p.m., June 2, 2005--For the Record provides information about recent professional activities of University of Delaware faculty and staff. Publications Chandra L. Reedy, professor of museum studies, et al , “From an Idea of Creativity to a Product of Reliability: Update of Research on Electrochemical Testing of Exhibit and Storage Materials,” in Objects Speciality Group Postprints, vol. 10, pages 11-21, American Institute for Conservation, Washington, D.C. A. Scott Andres, senior scientist, and Matthew J. Martin, limited term researcher, Delaware Geological Survey, a new poster, “Water Table in the Inland Bays Watershed, Delaware,” Special Publication No. 27. Presentations William S. Schenck, scientist, Delaware Geological Survey, “Delaware Piedmont Geology: Just What Rocks Are Holding Up in Them-Thar Hills,” May 20, Rockwood Park. Barbara Sheer, associate professor of nursing, with P. Roodbol and E. Foley, “International Leadership in Action: The Evolution of a Revolution,” May 24, and “Nurses Count: Making an Impact on Health Policy,” May 27, at ICN symposium, Taipei. Thomas E. McKenna, associate scientist, and John C. Watson, limited term researcher, Delaware Geological Survey, “Integrating GPS and GIS in the Field,” at Delaware GIS conference, April 21, Rehoboth Beach. Douglas Tuttle, instructor, urban affairs and public policy, “Clery Act Compliance and Best Practices: Beyond the Numbers,” a national Internet webinar for the Council on Law in Higher Education, May 5. Scott Andres, senior scientist, Delaware Geological Survey, ‘Understanding Your Local Water Resources—The First Step Toward Protection,” at conference on strategies to protect Delaware’s public water systems, May 19, Dover. Ben Yagoda, professor of English, spoke on journalistic issues involved in the controversial Newsweek story suggesting American soldiers had abused the Koran, on WHYY-TV “Delaware Tonight,” May 17. Sandra K. Millard, assistant director of libraries for public services, and Gregg A. Silvis, assistant director of libraries for library computing systems, spoke on UD’s Institutional Repository to the Chesapeake Information and Research Library Alliance, May 9, University of Maryland, College Park. Peter P. McLaughlin Jr., senior scientist, Delaware Geological Survey, “Life of Our Ancient Lands and Seas: Dinosaurs, Plants and Marine Life of the Delaware Valley Region in the Mesozoic Era,” at the Mid-Hudson Valley Gem and Mineral Society, May 20, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Timothy E. Targett, professor of marine studies, “Overfishing Impacts on Estuarine Fish Populations,” at workshop on predicting effects of overfishing and eutrophication on estuarine fish assemblages, May 17, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, May 17, Edgewater, Md. Awards William S. Schenck, scientist, Delaware Geological Survey, received a certificate of recognition for his service to Delaware’s geographic community from the Delaware Geographic Data Committee at the Delaware GIS 2005 conference, April 21, Rehoboth Beach. Schenck has served as coordinator of GIS activities in Delaware since the committee’s creation in 1998. Lori Pollock, professor of computer and information sciences, along with several other members of the Committee on the Status of Women in Computing Research accepted the 2005 Public Service Award for the CRA-W from the National Science Board, May 25, in Washington, D.C. M. Dina Giambi, assistant director for library technical services, has been awarded a presidential citation from the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services for “superb leadership” at the American Library Association annual conference, June 26, Chicago. Service Janice Selekman, professor of nursing, is a program planning committee member for the 21st annual pediatric nursing conference, “Pediatric Nursing Essentials: Competence, Collaboration, Compassion,” to be held Sept. 16-18 in Philadelphia. Robin Elliott, director of occupational health and safety, was elected vice chair of the Campus Safety, Health and Environmental Management Association, a division of the National Safety Council, for 2005-06. To learn how to subscribe to UDaily, click here. |
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