Vol. 19, No. 37

Aug. 10, 2000

Anniversaries

30 years

Martin O. Bakos, Dining Services, Aug. 16, 1970.

James Lewis Smith, ice arena, Aug. 10, 1970.

20 years

Larry Edward McGuire, Facilities Planning and Construction, Aug. 4, 1980.

15 years

Paul M. Anderson, library, Aug. 12, 1985.

Emerson Lee Loller, Facilities Management/grounds services, Aug. 5, 1985.

Patricia A. McCloskey, business administration, Aug. 5, 1985.

Douglas C. Miller, marine studies, Aug. 16, 1985.

Richard S. Sacher, Information Technologies/User Services, Aug. 5, 1985.

10 years

Sharon Louise Anderson, English, July 16, 1990.

Tracy T. Bachman, drug and alcohol studies, June 18, 1990.

Elizabeth Bolt, residential and conference facilities, July 16, 1990.

Sylvia Brooks, School of Education, July 1, 1990.

Edward C. Dant, Facilities Management/central plant operations, July 9, 1990.

Ann Catherine Draper, individual and family studies, July 16, 1990.

Barbara Garrison, public relations, July 1, 1990.

Kay L. Harper, account services, July 16, 1990.

Donna Iglesias, career services, June 11, 1990.

Linda I. Keen, sociology, July 9, 1990.

Kathleen G. Kerr, residence life, Aug. 1, 1990.

Donald C. Lehman, medical technology, July 16, 1990.

Sandra J. McCormick, benefits services, July 2, 1990.

Patrick F. Mwerinde, mathematical sciences, Aug. 1, 1990.

Suzanne M. Nanis, Information Technologies/User Services, July 1, 1990.

David H. Neff, Facilities Management/electrical service, June 18, 1990.

Lenis H. Northmore, art history, Aug. 13, 1990.

Lina Waughtal Parrish, geography, July 1, 1990.

Geraldine Z. Prange, math sciences, July 16, 1990.

Anthony Seraphin, mathematical sciences, July 1, 1990.

Norma J. Smith, Facilities Management, building services, July 9, 1990.

Denise Spencer, Information Technologies/Network and Systems Services, July 16, 1990.

D. Allan Waterfield, health and exercise sciences, July 16, 1990.

Jian-Zhong Zhou, library, July 30, 1990.

5 years

Marianne B. Carter, nutrition and dietetics, Aug. 15, 1995.

Timothy J. Morrissey, counseling and student development, Aug. 16, 1995.

Kathleen Phelps, financial aid, Aug. 16, 1995.

Grants

From U.S. Department of Education: Lin G. Gordon and Pamela Edwards, Academic Services Center, $201,697 for "Student Support Services Program"; Gordon and Barbara Thomas, Academic Services Center, $247,760 for "Upward Bound"; Beth A. Mineo, Applied Science and Engineering Laboratory, $521,870 for "Delaware Assistive Technology Initiative (DATI)"; and Michael Stokes, arts and science, $190,000 for "Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program."

Suresh G. Advani, mechanical engineering, $35,705 from National Institute of Standards and Technology for "Development of a Distributed Sensor System for Detection of Voids in Liquid Composites Molding" and $12,020 from British Aerospace Ltd. for "Simulation of the RTM Process with the Draper and Lims Software."

Herbert E. Allen, civil and environmental engineering, $100,000, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for "Bioavailability Trophic Transfer and Fate of Pollutants in the Aquatic Environment."

Robert W. Birkmire and William N. Shafarman, energy conversion, $50,000 from Global Solar Energy (GSE) L.L.C. for "Manufacturing Cost and Throughput Improvements for CIGS-Based Thin-film PV."

Diaz J. Bonville, Cooperative Extension, $28,013 from Delaware Office of Highway Safety for "Sussex County Hispanic Community Traffic Safety Program."

John S. Boyer, Du Pont Professor of Marine Biochemistry/Biophysics, $108,000 from U.S. Department of Energy for "Plant Growth with Limited Water."

Susan Brynteson, library, $487,500 from Delaware Department of Education for "UD Library Search."

Kathryn G. Denhardt, Institute for Public Administration, $48,514 from Delaware Department of Education for "Special Education Partnership for the Amicable Resolution of Conflict: Mediation Project."

Elisa C. Diller, Delaware Center for Teacher Education, $15,000 from Delaware Commission on National and Community Service for "First State Mentors."

Bernard L. Dworsky, Water Resource Agency, $67,155 from Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, Water Resource Agency, for "Delaware Source Water Assessment Plan (SWAP) Phase II."

Thomas A. Evans and Robert Carroll, plant and soil sciences, $37,000 from Cape Henlopen School District for "Healthy Plants--Our Future: Helping Students Meet Delaware's New Science Standards."

Richard T. Field, marine studies, $48,811 from Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, Division of Fish and Wildlife, for "Characterization of Vegetation Cover and Tidal Inundation in the Milford Neck Wildlife Conservation Area (MNCA)."

Henry C. Foley, chemical engineering, $35,000 from DuPont Co. and $18,000 from the state under the Delaware Research Partnership program for "Novel Catalytic Membranes for Chemical Synthesis."

William J. Frawley, linguistics, $2,439 from Delaware Department of Education for "Analysis of Speech and Language Caseload Survey."

Patrick M. Gaffney, marine studies, $68,835 from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for "Genetic Monitoring of Oyster Stock Enhancement in the Chesapeake Bay."

Mary E. Galvin-Donoghue, materials science and engineering, $60,000 from American Chemical Society, the Petroleum Research Fund, for "Control of Morphology in Polymer-Silicate Nanocomposites."

Conrado M. Gempesaw, graduate studies, and Silvia Weyerbrock, food and resource economics, $5,000 from Delaware Economic Development Office for "Economic Impact of the Delmarva Poultry Industry."

Chin-Pao Huang, Distinguished Professor of Environmental Engineering, $57,010 from Delaware Solid Waste Authority for "Development of Innovative Technologies and Education Program for Solid Waste Management."

Paul T. Imhoff, civil and environmental engineering, $25,000 from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for "EPA Fellowship."

James M. Jones, psychology, $2,445 from Delaware Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families, Division of Child Mental Health Services, for "Division of Family Services and Child Mental Health Services Internship."

Eric W. Kaler, Elisabeth Inez Kelley Professor of Chemical Engineering, and Abraham Lenhoff, chemical engineering, $151,000 from National Aeronautics and Space Administration for "Protein Crystallization in Complex Fluids."

Chandra Kambhamettu, computer and information sciences, $16,261 from University of Maryland for "Edge and Velocity Estimation of Ultrasound Tongue Images."

Raul F. Lobo, chemical engineering, and Klaus H. Theopold, chemistry and biochemistry, $200,000 from U.S. Department of Energy for "Catalytic Activation of Oxygen for Conversion of Hydrocarbons to Fuels and Chemicals."

David L. Mills, electrical and computer engineering, $16,000 from Northeastern Center for Engineering Education for "Time Management and Synchronization Support."

Christine K. Pennington, alumni relations, $3,200 from Delaware State Arts Council, Delaware Division of the Arts, for "Performing Arts Series."

Donald L. Peters, Amy Rextrew Professor of Individual and Family Studies, from Delaware Department of Education, $51,929 for "Positive Behavioral Support Training and Technical Assistance Contract" and $44,830 for "Comprehensive System of Personnel Development Technical Assistance Contract," and $13,536 from Red Clay Consolidated School District, for "Transition Partnership Project."

Arnold L. Rheingold, chemistry and biochemistry, $60,000 from American Chemical Society, the Petroleum Research Fund, for "Volatile Cluster Precursors to Skutterudite-like Phases."

William F. Ritter, bioresources engineering, $36,106 from New Castle County for "Crop Management and Monitoring at the M-O-T Spray Irrigation Facility."

William N. Shafarman, energy conversion, $80,659 from Global Solar Energy (GSE) L.L.C. for "Process Development of Large Area, Thin-Film CIGS."

Harry W. Shenton, civil and environmental engineering, $159,507 from Delaware Department of Transportation for "Delaware Transportation Institute."

Karl V. Steiner, composite materials, $30,000 from Daimler Chrysler AG and $30,000 from state under Delaware Research Partnership program for "Investigation of Co-injection Resin Transfer Molding for Energy-Absorbing Automotive Composite Structures."

Douglass F. Taber, chemistry and biochemistry, $30,000 from American Chemical Society, the Petroleum Research Fund, for "Metal-catalyzed Carbonylations of Vinyl Cyclopropanes."

Timothy E. Targett, marine studies, $20,700 from Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, Division of Fish and Wildlife, for "Estimation of Size/Age at Sexual Maturity, Spawning Frequency and Total Batch Fecundity of Weakfish in the Delaware Bay Estuary."

Klaus H. Theopold, chemistry and biochemistry, $110,500 from U.S. Department of Energy for "Oxidation Catalysis with Tris (Pyrazolyl) Borate Metal Complexes."

Barbara G. Van Dornick, Center for Teacher Education, $179,200 from Delaware Department of Education for "Alternative Routes to Teacher Certification."

Michael L. Vaughan, engineering, $46,544 from Temple University for "Alliance for Minority Participation (AMP) for the Greater Philadelphia Region."

Keith S. Decker, computer and information sciences, an additional $10,000 from University of Massachusetts for "Enhancing Survivability with Distributed Adaptive Coordination."

Mary C. Farach-Carson, biological sciences, $49,670 from Rice University for "In Situ Polymerizable Gels for Dental Tissue Engineering."

John W. Gillespie Jr., and Shridhar Yarlagadda, composite materials, $21,250 from Triton Systems Inc. for "Controlled-temperature Induction Heating of Composite Armor."

Albert D. Kirwan, marine studies, from the Old Dominion University Research Foundation, $41,323 for "Merging Disparate Data and Numerical Model Results for Nowcasts in Littoral Zones and Semi-enclosed Seas" and $36,593 for "Enhanced Ocean Predictability through Optimal Observing Strategies."

John M. Lambros, mechanical engineering, $38,780 from University of Illinois for "Experimental and Analytical Investigation of Dynamic Fiber Pull-out in Composites."

Norbert Mulders, physics and astronomy, $70,000 from California Institute of Technology's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, for "Experiments along Coexistence Near Tricriticality."

Colin Phillips, linguistics, $135,989 from James S. McDonnell Foundation for "The Neural Computation of Phonological Categories."

Clinton Tymes, business and economics, $21,890 from Association of Small Business Development Centers Foundation for "Y2K Readiness Training Program."

Cort J. Willmott, geography, $40,500 from The University of New Hampshire for "A Water Budget Closure System to Support LBA Hydrometeorology and Ecology Studies."

From Delaware Institute of Medical Education and Research (DIMER): Daniel D. Carson, biological sciences, $14,000 for "DIMER 00 Biological Sciences"; Paul F. Mettler, physical therapy, $14,000 for "DIMER 00 Physical Therapy"; and Betty J. Paulanka, health and nursing sciences, $22,000 for "DIMER 00 Nursing."

Beth G. Anderson, Education Resource Center, $20,677 from Delaware Department of Education for "New Castle County Learning Resource Center II."

Biliana Cicin-Sain, marine studies, $60,159 from Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE) for "Consortium for Transatlantic Cooperation in Marine Policy and Coastal Management Education."

Elisa C. Diller, human services, education and public policy, $207,940 from Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, Division of State Service Center, for "First State Mentor Corps (Americorps 99)."

Joseph G. Farrell, marine studies, $40,000 from Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, Division of Water Resources, for "Inland Bays Citizen Monitoring Program."

Conrado M. Gempesaw, Rhonda A. Hyde, Thomas Ilvento, Richard Bacon and Silvia Weyerbrock, food and resource economics, $120,000 from U.S. Information Agency for "Reciprocal Educational Exchange between the University of Delaware and Slovak Agricultural University."

George C. Hadjipanayis, Richard B. Murray Professor of Physics, Qiang Xiao and Siu-Tat Chui, physics and astronomy, $100,000 from National Science Foundation for "Rare Earth-Based Nanoparticles and Nanocomposites."

Kathleen Hollowell, Mathematics and Science Education Resource Center, from Delaware Department of Education, $21,897 for "Delaware Student Testing Program/Math Assessment and $26,974 for "Delaware Student Testing Program/Science Assessment."

Ronald C. Jester, bioresources engineering, $5,000 from Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Public Health, for "Partners for a Safer Community."

Beth A. Mineo, Applied Science and Engineering Laboratory, $20,000 from Delaware Department of Education for "Purchase of Assistive Technologies for Inclusion in Delaware Assistive Technology Initiative (DATI) Inventory."

Audrey J. Noble, education research and development, $85,000 from Delaware Department of Education for "Local Systems Change Initiative."

Donald L. Peters, Amy Rextrew Professor of Individual and Family Studies, $206,042 from Delaware Department of Education for "Alternate Assessment Implementation Plan Phase IV–Field Testing."

John F. Rabolt, materials science and engineering, $220,000 from U.S. Department of Energy for "Real Time Spectroscopic Studies of Structure and Orientation Development in Polymers: Potential Techniques for Intelligent Manufacturing."

Chandra Reedy, art conservation, $100,610 from National Park Service for "Electrochemical Testing for Assessing Effects of Exhibition Materials on Metal Artifacts."

Peter W. Rees, geography, $50,000 from Delaware Department of Education for "Delaware Geographic Alliance Program for 2000."

Jonathan H. Sharp, marine studies $17,000 from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for "Student Fellowship."

Clinton Tymes, business and economics, $350,000 from Delaware Economic Development Office for "Small Business Development Center."

Barbara G. Van Dornick, Delaware Center for Teacher Education, and Michael Stokes, arts and science, $308,174 from Delaware Office of Education for "Delaware Teacher Recruitment Program."

John F. Urban, Cooperative Extension, $3,750 from Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Public Health, for "Child Safety Seat Loan Program."

NEW ASSIGNMENTS

Suzanne Abendschein

senior secretary

Academic Services Center

Derrick E. Aliff

grounds equipment mechanic

Facilities Management/ grounds services

Raymond B. Allen

custodian A

Facilities Management/building services

Nancy P. Allinger

administrative assistant

Information Technologies/ User Services

Keith E. Appleby

computer information technology associate

Disaster Research Center

Mark A. Baker

manager

University development

Douglas S. Baraniak

research associate I

biological sciences

Juanita H. Beauford

business analyst

Small Business Development Center

Gertrude Benally-Ho

administrative coordinator

Center for Disability Studies

Joseph P. Bennett

groundskeeper

Facilities Management/grounds

Robert A. Bennett

manager

Facilities Management

Linda A. Biesecker

senior secretary

nutrition and dietetics

Carole E. Blett

assistant project manager

Office of Vice Provost for Research

Linda L. Blevins

records technician

Office of University Registrar

Rebecca D. Boutz

computer information technology associate III

Office of Vice Provost for Research

David W. Brown

custodian A

Residential Conference Facilities/shops

Dawn M. Brumbaugh

staff assistant

American Philosophical Association

Stephen L. Bunville

senior electronics/

instrument specialist

chemistry and biochemistry

Denise L. Burket

library technician

library

Ronald A. Butt

maintenance mechanic

Facilities Management/heating and cooling services 

Gene L. Cane

custodian A

Facilities Management/ building services

Scott E. Caplan

assistant professor

communication

Amy E. Carello

coordinator

counseling and student development

Donna L. Cherouri

staff assistant

continuing education/ professional and noncredit programs

Dorothy A. Clark

records analyst/coordinator

continuing education/ professional and noncredit programs

Robert V. Clarke

computer information technology associate II

marine studies

Michael L. Clerkin

administrator

of intellectual properties

Office of Vice Provost for Research

Michelle V. Cornwall

program coordinator

Center for Disability Studies

Kim E. Correll

records analyst/coordinator

General Accounting

Thomas R. Crampton

grounds technician

Facilities Management/ grounds services

Kathleen M. Crumlish

records analyst/coordinator

Facilities Administration/financial

Cathy A. Ditommasso

secretary

history

Kelli A. Dobbs

architect

historic architecture and design

Alicia R. Downer

painter

Residential Conference Facilities/shops

Marc D. Drumm

computer information technology assistant II/web developer

biological sciences

Henry J. Dudlek

senior electrician

Facilities Management/electrical

Steven E. Duke

groundskeeper

Facilities Management/ grounds services

Tihomir N. Enev

research associate III

drug and alcohol studies

Anne P. Esdale

executive secretary

Facilities Administration

Ruel J. Falkenburg

police officer

Public Safety

Daniel N. Feldman

plans room assistant

Facilities Planning and Construction

Tina M. Fontana

senior secretary

individual and family studies

Vernon W. Foraker

senior offset press operator

Graphic Communications

Center

Mary A. Foran

receptionist

admissions

Danny M. Frazer

assistant excavator

Facilities Management/grounds

Felix P. Garrett

custodian A

Facilities Management/ building services

J. R. Garrison

associate professor

museum studies

John J. Garwood

senior painter

Residential Conference Facilities/shops

John D. Gaynor

caretaker/equipment operator

Facilities Management/ grounds services

Anne E. Godwin

senior secretary

continuing education/

distance learning

Vivian B. Goldblatt

records specialist

Center for Applied Demography and Survey Research

David A. Graham

maintenance engineer

Facilities Management/operations and maintenance

Toni E. Greene

records specialist

financial aid

Kimberly A. Guida

senior records specialist

physical therapy

Kari K. Gulbrandsen

marine outreach specialist

marine studies

James M. Hageman

computer information

technology assistant

archives

John D. Hartsky

corporal

community police specialist

Public Safety

Mark R. Heissenbuttel

accountant

international programs and special sessions

Theresa A. Henderson

records analyst/coordinator

Facilities Administration/financial

Sean S. Hogan

police officer

Public Safety

Patricia Hollobaugh

senior administrative assistant

General Accounting

Carole A. Huber

library coordinator

library

Herbert T. Hudson

research specialist

drug and alcohol studies

Kimberly G. Hudson

coordinator

Academic Services Center

Lisa M. Hutton

service representative

student housing/housing assignment services

William J. Idsardi

associate professor

linguistics

Donna Iglesias

senior secretary

Career Services Center

John W. Insley

custodian A

Facilities Management/ building services

Patricia A. Jepsen

senior secretary

geography

Sylvester Johnson

assistant director

Residential/Conference Facilities

Nicole Jorlett

manager

conferences/Newark

Tracey J. Kinney

library technician

library

Susan P. Koski

associate director

Budget Office

Jennifer L. Lambe

assistant professor

communication

Natalie F. Lamoreau

senior secretary

animal care

Amy S. Law

research associate I

plant and soil sciences

Denise M. Lemon

records analyst/coordinator

Office of University Registrar

Regina Lewis

records analyst/coordinator

Office of University Registrar

Sylvia Lewis-Harris

research specialist

drug and alcohol studies

Susan H. Maguire

library assistant

library

Adam G. Marsh

assistant professor

marine studies

Gary M. McCool

utility mechanic/dining

Facilities Management/operations and maintenance

Michelle S. McCullough

records technician

financial aid

Patty A. Medley

administrative assistant

collection services

Denise K. Methven

administrative assistant

Center for Energy and Environmental Policy 

Ladonna Miller

senior secretary

library

Roberta M. Miller

senior secretary

chemistry and biochemistry

Tancred B. Miller

assistant program coordinator

international programs and special sessions

Wanda L. Mock

director

University development

Cynthia L. Monger

accountant

international programs and special sessions

Virginia S. Moore

executive secretary

biological sciences

Jolene M. Moores

staff assistant

student housing/housing assignment services

Thomas P. Moy

master police officer

Public Safety

Lynne W. Newlin

manager

Information Technologies/

Network and Systems Services

Gloria M. Osgood

custodian A

Facilities Management/ building services

Giuseppe R. Palmese

scientist

Center for Composite Materials

Cindy L. Panchisin

assistant project manager

Office of Vice Provost for Research

Randy L. Persaud

custodian A

Residential Conference Facilities/shops

Kathleen Phelps

records analyst/coordinator

financial aid

Connie L. Prettyman

secretary

University development

Jean D. Pulinka

financial aid officer

financial aid

Albert J. Raimondo

utility mechanic

Facilities Management/operations and maintenance

Melanie B. Rehberg

program manager

continuing education/credit programs and student services

Meredith K. Rentz

project manager

Office of Vice Provost for Research

Elizabeth B. Reynolds

program coordinator

University Honors Program 

Eric M. Roberts

senior secretary

biological sciences

Emmett Robinson

corporal

community police specialist

Public Safety

Florence D. Ross

senior records specialist

drug and alcohol studies

Margaret J. Sapp

senior secretary

Delaware Center for Teacher Education

Melissa W. Sarver

administrative assistant

general accounting

Scott B. Schaffer

director

University development

Della L. Scott

records analyst/coordinator

internal auditing

Joyce A. Simpson

extension agent I

Cooperative Extension

Scott E. Skrynecki

service coordinator

Public Safety

Beverly J. Smith

library generalist

library

Linda C. Somers

internal auditor

internal auditing

Michael D. Speechley

performance events technician I

Information Technologies/ University Media Services

Donna M. Staats

assistant director

financial aid

Karl V. Steiner

associate director

Delaware Biotechnology Institute

Neal A. Stephens

production manager

theatre

Shauna B. Stepnowski

research specialist

psychology

Amy L. Summers

caseworker

Center for Disability Studies

Rosemarie Swaye

library coordinator

library

An-Ching C. Tang

research associate I

marine studies

Eileen A. Tarkett

master police officer

Public Safety

William R. Texter

master police officer

Public Safety

Maryann E. Torta

building supervisor

student centers

Letitia Toto

staff assistant

mathematical sciences

Antoinette M. Trainor

assistant to the chairperson

theatre

Judith A. Trefsger

assistant project manager

Office of Vice Provost for Research

Elizabeth B. Tucker

art director

Publications

Sharon L. Turner

senior secretary

recruitment and employment

Cecilia M. Viering

senior secretary

entomology and applied ecology

Henry J. Vickers

sports turf technician

Facilities Management/grounds

Regan M. Walsh

assistant project manager

Office of Vice Provost for Research

Frank M. Warren

laboratory coordinator

animal care

Theresa L. Warren

records analyst/coordinator

library

Jeffrey M. Whisler

info resource consultant II

Information Technologies/ User Services

Mary J. Wilkins

project manager

Office of Vice Provost for Research

Deborah A. Williams

records specialist

admissions

Joyce C. Winchester

senior secretary

foreign languages and literatures

Heather Youkey

research specialist

biological sciences

Liying Yu

senior laboratory technician

marine studies

Paul A. Zaloga

caretaker/equipment operator

Facilities Management/ grounds services

Brenda Zappo

records specialist

Office of University Registrar

Yaohong Zhang

research specialist

marine studies

Andrea L. Zukowski

research associate II

psychology

 

 

These assignments were effective during the months of March through June.