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Special sessions awards faculty international travel funds

     The Office of International Programs and Special Sessions has
awarded 23 International Travel Awards.

     Alexander Billon, business administration, "Effects of Industrial
       Restructuring,"May 20-30, Kiev, Ukraine, $150;
     Thomas O. Calhoun, English, conference presentations on
       interregnum drama and on Jonson's Sejanus, at the University of
       Sheffield and the universities of Reading, July 6-12, England,
       $300;
     John Case, computer and information science, "Logic at Tver '92,"
       July 20-24, Tver, Russia, $300;
     Russell R. Dynes, Sociology, International Conference on
       Preparedness and Mitigation for Natural Disasters '92, May
       28-29, Reykjavik, Iceland, $300;
     William J. Frawley, linguistics, "The cross-language study of
       private speech," Sept. 15-18, Madrid, $300;
     William V. Gehrlein, business administration, "Condorcet
       Efficiency and Social Homogeneity," June 9-13, Caen, France,
       $300;
     Deborah A. Hicks, educational development, conference "Discourse
       and social activity in the classroom: A case study of learning
       in the first grade," Sept. 15-18, Madrid, $300;
     George C. Hsiao, mathematical sciences, International Congress on
       Numerical Methods in Engineering and Applied Science, Nov.
       16-20, Concepcion, Chile, $300;
     L. Rebecca Johnson, special collections, Morris Library, Society
       of American Archivists annual conference, Sept. 13-18,
       Montreal, $300;
     Felix Lazebnik, mathematical sciences, "Extremal Graph Theory,"
       at Sixth SIAM Conference on Discrete Mathematics, Sept. 8-11,
       Vancouver, Canada, $300;
     Ajay K. Manrai, business administration, two papers at 21st
       conference of the European Marketing Academy, May 26-29,
       Aarhus, Denmark, $300;
     Lalita A. Manrai, business administration, two papers at 21st
       conference of the European Marketing Academy, May 26-29,
       Aarhus, Denmark, $300;
     Allan L. McCutcheon, sociology, paper at the International
       Conference on Social Science Methodology, Trento, Italy, and
       visit to the Central Archive of Empirical Social Research, June
       15-29, Cologne, Germany, $300;
     Cynthia K. McClure, chemistry and biochemistry, four lectures in
       England and a paper at the International Conference on
       Phosphorus Chemistry in Toulouse France, June 19-July 10, $300;
     Mark J. Miller, political science and international relations,
       discussant for papers at a conference comparing Canadian and
       Australian immigration policies, May 2-4,Toronto, $250;
     Timothy D. Murray, Morris Library, Society of American Archivists
       annual conference, Sept. 13-18, Montreal, $300;
     Lucia M. Palmer, philosophy, international congress, Aalborg
       University, Aug. 24-29, Aalborg, Denmark, $300;
     Charles E. Robinson, English, Lecture on "Shelley and
       Immortality" at International Shelley Conference, Aug. 14-18,
       Gregynog, Wales, $300;
     David Slavit, Mathematical Sciences Teaching and Learning Center,
       "Graphical Representations In and Out of the Precalculus
       Textbook," at 16th annual Conference of the International Group
       for the Psychology of Mathematics Education, Aug. 7-11,
       University of New Hampshire, Durham, $300;
     W.D. Snodgrass, Distinguished Professor in Creative Writing and
       Contemporary Poetry, XIVth European Poetry Festival; paper on
       festival's theme, Europe and the Americas, Nov. 20-26, Leuven,
       Belgium, $300;
     Jeanne Murray Walker, English, A London theatre is producing her
       award-winning play "Stories From the National Enquirer,"
       summer, London, $300;
     Jenny Zhijie Wang, linguistics, paper, "A New Look at the
       Mandarin Sound System," at the First International Conference
       on Chinese Linguistics, June 22-26, Singapore, $300; and
     K. Vijayashanker, computer and information sciences, paper at
       14th International Conference on Computational Linguistics,
       July 22-28, Nantes, France, $300.