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September 12, 1991
Faculty and staff

Presentations

Raymond Callahan, history, "British Strategic Traditional:
Continental versus Maritime," at U.S. Marine Corps Staff College,
Sept. 3, Quantico, Va.

Limin Kung Jr., animal science and agricultural biochemistry, "Hay
Preservatives: Propionic Acid and Microbials" and "New Feed
Additives for Dairy Cattle," at Advanced Nutrition Seminar for Feed
Professionals, Aug. 28, Madison, Wisc.

Kenneth Koford, economics and political science, "Qualitative
Properties of Roll-Call Voting in an Efficient and Competitive
Legislature," at American Political Science Association meeting,
Aug. 29-Sept. 1, Washington, D.C.

Frank R. Scarpitti, sociology and criminal justice, "Crime in the
Waste Disposal Industry," Walter C. Reckless Memorial Lecture, May
22, Ohio State University.

Ruth Mulford, parallel program, presented violin performances March
21, Seaford Retirement and Rehabilitation Center; April 18 and May
14, Salisbury (Md.) Nursing Home; May 17, Manoken Manor, Princess
Ann, Md.; April 27, American Association of University Women state
convention, Seaford; May 7, Mt. Olivet Church Women's luncheon; May
16, Methodist Manor House, Seaford; May 18, annual gospel concert
for minority scholarships, Delaware Technical and Community
College, Georgetown; and June 4, Pine Bluff Village, Salisbury, Md.

Miscellaneous

Douglas F. Tuttle, public safety, elected to a two-year term on the
board of directors, International Association of Campus Law
Enforcement Administrators.

Jeanne S. Rymer, textiles, design and consumer economics, invited
to serve on inaugural forum on lighting design education sponsored
by International Association of Lighting Designers, June 22,
California Polytechnic University.

Robert T. Allen, entomology and applied ecology, appointed research
associate, Department of Entomology, American Museum of Natural
History, New York City.

William Markell, accounting, appointed to Accounting Accreditation
Committee, American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business.

Herbert E. Allen, civil engineering, invited to serve three-year
term on the science advisory committee, Hazardous Substance
Research Center/South and Southwest.

Frank R. Scarpitti, sociology and criminal justice, appointed to
editorial policy board of Deviant Behavior and reappointed to
editorial board of Sociological Inquiry.

Publications

Limin Kung Jr., animal science and agricultural biochemistry,
"Lupin as a Protein Supplement for Growing Lambs," in Journal of
Animal Science, vol. 69, pages 3398-3405.

Margaret L. Andersen, sociology and women's studies, "Feminism and
the American Family Ideal," in Journal of Comparative Family
Studies, vol. 22, pages 235-246, summer 1991.

Grants

Lin G. Alessi, Academic Advancement Office, $l30,816 from U.S.
Department of Education, for "Student Support Services Program."

Herbert E. Allen, civil engineering, with George W. Luther, marine
studies, $15,000 from Electric Power Partners Program, for
"Chemistry and Bioavailability of Copper in Indian River Bay."

Michael A. Arenson, music, $58,087 from U.S. Department of
Education (FIPSE), for "Computer Lessons for Written Harmony."

Patricia Bent, education, with Frank B. Murray, H. Rodney Sharp
Professor of Educational Studies, $60,000 from The Pew Charitable
Trusts, for "Recruitment and Retention of Disadvantaged Students in
the College of Education, University of Delaware"; also, Murray,
$66,404 from U.S. Department of Education (FIPSE), for "The
Academic Major in Elementary Education: A Curriculum Proposal."

Steven K. Dentel, civil engineering, with Donald L. Sparks, plant
and soil sciences, $131,027 from U.S. Geological Survey, for
"Equilibrium and Kinetic Studies of Selective Organic Adsorption by
Surfactant-Modified Clays."

John W. Ewart, marine studies, $15,000 from Delaware Department of
Agriculture, for "A Proposal to Establish a Delaware Aquaculture
Information/ Resource Center," and $12,350 from Northeastern
Regional Aquaculture Center, for "Water Quality and Waste
Management in Aquaculture Production."

Carroll E. Izard, Unidel Professor of Psychology, $96,294 from
National Science Foundation, for "Emotion in Early Development."