UpDate - Vol. 11, No. 22, Page 14 March 5, 1992 Faculty and staff Books Marvin B. Sussman, Unidel Professor Emeritus of Human Behavior, co-editor with Teresa D. Marciano of Fairleigh Dickinson University, Wider Families: New Traditional Family Forms, Haworth Press, 1991; and with Roma S. Hanks of University of South Alabama and Linda Matocha, nursing, Publishing in Journals on the Family: A Survey and Guide for Scholars, Practitioners and Students, Haworth Press, 1992. Publications John W. Gillespie Jr. and Diane S. Kukich, composite materials, with Monib M. Monib of the Du Pont Co., "University-Industry Instructional Collaboration: A Model for Continuing Education and Retraining in Engineering," in the International Journal of Applied Engineering Education, vol. 7, no. 5. Peter G. Roe, anthropology, "Gifts of the Birds: Avian Proto-Cultural Donors and Ogres in Waiwai Mythology," in Past, Present and Future: Selected Papers on Latin American Indian Literatures, edited by Mary H. Preuss, pages 89-110, Labyrinthos Press, Culver City, Calif. Presentations S. Sureshchandran, computer and information sciences, "A Systolic Array Architecture for Multiplying Toeplitz Matrices," at ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, March 1-3, Kansas City; with P.J. Warter, electrical engineering, "Studies in the Pruning of Quad Tree Images Using a Feature Visibility Criterion" and with T.A. Gonsalves of Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India, "Performance of the Memnet Distributed Shared-Memory Architecture," at Conference on Information Sciences and Systems, March 20, Princeton University. Ruth Bean, individual and family studies, "Whole Language and Emergent Literacy," at Jewish Community Center, Feb. 6, Wilmington, and three workshops on anti-bias curriculum for Newark Day Nursery, Jan. 9 and 23, Feb. 12. Susan Sandall, individual and family studies, with Harriet Able-Boone of University of Colorado, "Early Intervention in the Home: Parental and Professional Views" and with graduate student Victoria Halliday and Christine Yoshinaga-Itano of the University of Colorado, "The Quality of Interactions Between Infants and Toddlers with Hearing Impairments and Their Primary Caregiver," at seventh biennial national training institute, National Center for Clinical Infant Programs, Dec. 7-8, Washington, D.C. Susan Sweeney, theatre, two workshops in voice and speech, Speakers Bureau of Texaco Inc., November. Marvin B. Sussman, Unidel Professor Emeritus of Human Behavior, with Roma S. Hanks of University of South Alabama, "Inheritance Contacting: Implications for Theory and Policy," and moderated a session of "Metaphors of Family Systems," at National Council on Family Relations meeting, November, Denver. Miscellaneous John Burmeister, chemistry and biochemistry, served on international advisory committee for International Symposium on Molecules to Materials, Jan. 8-11, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, India. Tamara K. Hareven, Unidel Professor of Family Studies, will be presented one of three Graduate Society Medals by the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association at a dinner at the Harvard Faculty Club April 24. The medals are awarded annually to women alumnae of Radcliffe and Harvard graduate and post-graduate programs for distinguished contribution to their professions. Jeffrey Miller, economics, interviewed for article, "Disarming Developments," in Scientific American, March 1992. William Browning, theatre, scenic designer for K-2 production at Erie Playhouse, December, Erie, Pa. Peter Vagenas, theatre, lighting designer for The Taming of the Shrew and scenic designer for Romeo and Juliet, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival. Three members of the University community were elected 1992 officers of the Newark Day Nursery Association Board of Directors: Deborah Allen, life and health sciences, president; John Brennan, public relations, vice president; and Lynn Jacobson, career planning and placement, secretary. Marvin B. Sussman, Unidel Professor Emeritus of Human Behavior, named lifetime distinguished affiliate member of American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. Grants Suzanne A. Alchon, with Jack Ellis, history, $10,340 from Delaware Humanities Forum, for "The Consequences of 1492: A New World Perspective." Hans P. Breuer, English, $2,700 from Delaware State Arts Council, for "International Bertolt Brecht Symposium." Martha A. Collins, international programs and special sessions, $4,925 from Delaware State Arts Council, for "David Parsons Dance Company"; and $3,375 from Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, for "Roadside Theatre." Richard A. Foulds, with Patrick W. Demasco, Center for Applied Science and Engineering, $700,015 from U.S. Department of Education, for "Rehabilitation Engineering Center of Augmentative Communication." Sulcuk I. Guceri, mechanical engineering, $15,000 from National Science Foundation, for "International Conference on Transport Phenomena in Processing." Vic V. Klemas, marine studies, $36,347 from University of Scranton, for "Remote Sensing Investigation of Wetland Subsurface Characteristics and Methane Flux for Global Biospherics Research." Robert W. Knecht, marine studies, $24,900 from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, for "Policy Expertise Concerning Scientific, Research and Management Issues on Ocean and Coastal Resource Management." James Kolodzey, electrical engineering, $35,000 from U.S. Office of Naval Research, for "Materials Properties of SiGeC Alloys." Charles E. Mason, entomology and applied ecology, $5,900 from Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt, for "Efficacy of Trichogramma on European Corn Borer--Fellowship." Wadsworth Owen, marine studies, an additional $119,107 from National Science Foundation, for "Technician Support," bringing total funds awarded to $211,107. Herbert J. Waite, marine studies, an additional $130,000 from U.S. Office of Naval Research, for "Anatomy of a Natural Composite Material," bringing total funds awarded to $510,000. Cort J. Willmott, geography, an additional $11,670 from University of Maryland, for "Integration of Space and In Situ Observations to Study Atmosphere, Ocean, Land Processes," bringing total funds awarded to $64,283.