Vol. 19, No. 35

July 6, 2000

Publications Carl B. Klockars, sociology and criminal justice, "The Measurement of Police Integrity," in National Institute of Justice, May. John B. Bishop and Deborah Cohen, counseling and student development, with Robert P. Gallagher, "College Students' Problems: Status, Trends and Research," in College Counseling: Issue and Strategies for a New Millennium, D.C. Davis and K.M. Humphrey, editors. Robert L. Hampel, education, "Historical Perspectives on Large Schools in America," Occasional Paper 3.3, The Chicago Small Schools Study. B.L. Lipphardt Jr. and A.D. Kirwan Jr., marine studies, with C.E. Grosch, of Old Dominion University, J.K. Lewis, Ocean Physics Research and Development, and J.D. Paduan, Naval Postgraduate School, "Blending HF Radar and Model Velocities in Monterey Bay Through Normal Mode Analysis," in Journal of Geophysical Research, vol. 105(C2), pages 3425-3450. Elizabeth M. Perse, communication, and Douglas A. Ferguson of Bowling Green State University, "The World Wide Web as a Functional Alternative to Television." in Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media, pages 155-174, spring. Joel Best, sociology and criminal justice, "The Apparently Innocuous 'Just,' the Law of Levity and the Social Problems of Social Construction," in Perspective on Social Problems, vol. 12, pages 3-14. Presentations William S. Schenck, Delaware Geological Survey, "Geology of Delaware," at the Archaeological Association of Delaware monthly meeting, June 21, Wilmington. Robert L. Hampel, education, panelist, "Student Motivation, Engagement and Effort," at National Center on Education and the Economy, June 23, Washington, D.C. Gary Stephen Allison, education, "Applied Behavior Analysis Applications for Health Care Professionals," at Mid-Atlantic Human Services Corp., June 22, Baltimore. Two members of the Department of Communication participated in the 50th annual conference, International Communication Association, June 1-5, Acapulco, Mexico: Elizabeth M. Perse, panelist, "Audience Aggression and Media Use" and, panelist chairperson, "Why We Watch, How We Watch: Third Person Effects, Priming and Parasocial Phenomena"; John A. Courtright and Perse, panelists, "Learning From Our Past, Preparing for Our Future: Teaching and Research Issues for Incorporating Distance Education into the Communication Classroom." Susan Brynteson and Sandra Millard, library, panelists in a discussion of how Delaware libraries are responding to the issue of controversial content on the Internet, at Delaware Library Association Conference, April 14, Dover. Valerie P. Hans, sociology and criminal justice, "The Power of 12," at Delaware State Bar Association's Bench and Bar Conference, June 7, Wilmington; organizer and chairperson, "Bringing Students In: The Introductory Law and Society Course" and panelist and discussant, "Contemporary Jury Issues," at Law and Society Association meeting, May 26, Miami Beach. Janet B. Johnson, political science and international relations, "Implementing the Riparian Buffer Strategy for Nonpoint Source Pollution Control: An Illustration of 'Smart Regulation,'" at Korean Association for Public Administration conference, May 12, and "The Role of Environmental Organizations in Implementing the Riparian Buffer Strategy for Controlling Nonpoint Source Water Pollution," Korean Federation for Environmental Movement, May 15, Seoul. Jay Coughenour and Dan Deli, both finance, "Liquidity Provision and the Organizational Form of NYSE Specialist Firms," at JFI Symposium on New Technologies, Financial Innovation and Intermediation, May 26-27, Carroll School of Management, Boston College, and at Western Finance Association conference, June, Sun Valley, Idaho. Douglas Tuttle, public administration, with Peter Gelissen of U.S. Department of Education, "Update on the Year 2000 Federal Campus Security Disclosure Requirements," at Virginia Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators annual conference, June 8, Virginia Beach. Marianne Carter, nutrition and dietetics, "Good for You Isn't Good Enough: Why Americans Aren't Eating More Fruits and Vegetables," at Keystone Health Promotion Conference, June 13, Harrisburg, Pa. Service Michael Middaugh, institutional research and planning, was installed as president of the Association for Institutional Research at the annual forum held in May in Cincinnati. He also was named to the board of trustees of the Delaware Symphony Orchestra. Gregg Silvis, library, was elected to a two-year term as member-at-large, Systems and Services Section, Library Administration and Management Division, American Library Association. Carol Rudisell, library, was elected vice chairperson/ chairperson–elect of the African-American Studies Librarians Section, Association of College and Research Libraries, American Library Association. Awards Marianne Carter, nutrition and dietetics, awarded an individual award from the Governor's Council on Lifestyle and Fitness in June. Ole T. Thomsen, mechanical engineering, received the 1999 Best Paper Award from the American Society for Composites. Anniversaries 25 years Ronald C. Jester, bioresources engineering, July 16, 1975. Charles E. Mason, entomology and applied ecology, July 17, 1975. 20 years Dianne F. Carter, School of Education, July 14, 1980. Charles Clark, music, July 16, 1980. Julie A. Demgen, arts and science, July 16, 1980. Edna M. Marvil, Agriculture Research and Education Center, July 17, 1980. Tanya M. Roach, animal and food sciences, July 16, 1980. 15 years Jack E. Buxbaum, public relations/photographic services, July 15, 1985. Mary Louise Eller, Facilities Management/lock and hardware services, July 15, 1985. 5 years Kathleen A. Bruzik, continuing education/credit programs and student services, July 17, 1995. Dana M. Crumety, civil and environmental engineering, July 16, 1995. Stephen M. Grimble, Office of Vice President and University Treasurer, July 16, 1995. Michael J. Higgins, health and exercise sciences, July 16, 1995. Samuel O. Jones, Facilities Management/grounds services, July 17, 1995.