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ROLAND R. ROTH, professor of entomology and applied ecology, with William P. Brown, AG '99M, "Temporal Patterns of Fitness and Survival in the Wood Thrush," in Ecology, vol. 83, no. 4, pages 958-969.

FRANK R. SCARPITTI, Edward F. and Elizabeth Goodman Rosenberg Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice, "The Good Boy in a High Delinquency Area–40 Years Late," in Lessons of Criminology, 2002.

TAMMY L. ANDERSON, assistant professor of sociology and criminal justice, "Welfare Reform and Housing: Assessing the Impact to Substance Abusers," in Journal of Drug Issues, pages 265-296.

KEITH EDWARDS, complex coordinator, residence life, with David A. McKelfresh, "The Impact of a Living Learning Center on Students' Academic Success and Persistence," in Journal of College Student Development, vol. 43, no. 3, May/June 2002.

DENNIS JACKSON, professor of English, with John Sweeney, "A 'Few Words' for Fellow Writers," pages xiii-xxviii, and Jackson, "Rhythm's Cousin, Cadence," and "A Stylecheck for Your Writing," pages 183-206, in The Journalist's Craft: A Guide to Writing Better Stories.

VALERIE HANS, professor of criminal justice, with P.L. Hannford-Agor and G.T. Munsterman, "Speaking Rights: Evaluating Juror Discussions During Civil Trials," in Judicature, vol. 85, pages 237-243.

DAVID A. EDWARDS, associate professor of mathematical sciences, and Seth A. Jackson, AS 2001, "Testing the Validity of the Effective Rate Constant Approximation for Surface Reaction with Transport," in Applied Mathematics Letters, vol. 15, pages 547-552.

KENNETH A. LEWIS, Chapin Tyler Professor of Business, and Laurence S. Seidman, Chapin Tyler Professor of Business, "Funding Social Security: The Transition in a Life-Cycle Growth Model," in Eastern Economic Journal, vol. 28, no. 2, pages 159-180.

STEVEN FIFIELD, assistant professor of biological sciences, "Back to the Closet? Negotiating Identities in the First Years of Science Teaching," at National Association for Research in Science Teaching meeting, April 8, New Orleans, and "Heteronormativity and Common Sense in Science (Teacher) Education," at American Educational Research Association meeting, April 4, New Orleans.

FRANK B. MURRAY, H. Rodney Sharp Professor of Educational Studies and Psychology, a plenary presentation, "Framing the Larger Questions," at a meeting on K-12 institutions sponsored by the Council of Independent Colleges, March 19, New York City.

WILLIAM BROWNING, professor of theatre, "Lighting Design Software Across the Platforms," at 2002 United States Institute for Theatre Technology national conference, New Orleans.

JACK R. VINSON, H. Fletcher Brown Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, with graduate student Shunjun Song and Roger M. Crane, EG '91PhD, "Low Temperature Effects on E-Glass/Urethane Composite Materials at High Strain Rates," at AIAA/ASME/ASCE/AHS/ASC conference on structures, structural dynamics and materials, April 21-25, Denver.

FARLEY GRUBB, professor of economics, "Risk and the Rate of Return to Shipping German Redemptioner Servants to Pennsylvania, 1720-1820" and "The Trans-Atlantic Market for British Convict Labor and the Market Evaluation of Criminality: Evidence from Convict Auctions in Maryland, 1765-1775," at Washington College, April 18, Chestertown, Md.

ROBERT STOZEK, assistant vice president of facilities, served as chairperson of the buildings and grounds subcommittee of the Christina School District referendum advisory committee, which performed a verification study of the district's capital improvement plan.

JEFFREY MILLER, professor of economics, gave a briefing on the economic situation in Bulgaria to the new U.S. ambassador to that country at the request of the U.S. State Department.

MARY HEMPEL, director of the Office of Public Relations and assistant to the president, received an award as University Volunteer of the Year for her support of the Downtown Newark Partnership at the first awards program of that organization held at Trabant University Center's Daugherty Hall in April.

PETER M. WEIL, associate professor of anthropology; 4 instructor in foreign languages and literatures; BRUCE BENDLER, faculty in history; STELLA HALL, faculty in foreign languages and literature; PAUL HYDE, information resource consultant for IT-User Services; and DAWN BECKER, BERNARD CICONTE and MARK MACON, professional visiting faculty in the Division of Professional and Continuing Studies, received teaching awards for excellence in teaching adult students in the Division of Professional and Continuing Studies at an Honors Day ceremony, May 3, Clayton Hall.

HEINZ-UWE HAUS, professor of theatre, received the distinguished Visiting Professor Award from the Royal Swedish Research Council at the University Lund/ Teaterhoegskolan I Malmoe, Sweden.

JULIE MAPES WILGEN, assistant professor of individual and family studies, received the Alumna of the Year 2002 in Human Ecology award April 20 from the Texas Exes of the University of Texas at Austin, recognizing her teaching and mentoring of undergraduate students.