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Faculty and staff

Books

James A. Inciardi, criminal justice, The War on Drugs II: The
Continuing Epic of Heroin, Cocaine, Crack, Crime, AIDS and Public
Policy, Mayfield, 1992.

J. Ritchie Garrison, museum studies, Landscape and Material Life in
Franklin County, Massachusetts, 1770-1860, University of Tennessee
Press, Knoxville, 1991.

Publications

Evangelos M. Falaris, economics, with H. Elizabeth Peters,
University of Colorado, "Leveling the Peaks and Troughs of the
Demographic Cycle: An Application to School Enrollment Rates, A
Comment," in Review of Economics and Statistics, vol. 73, pages
572-575, August 1991.

Vistap M. Karbhari and Dick J. Wilkins, composite materials, with
mechanical engineering graduate student David A. Steenkamer, "The
Application of Taguchi Methodology for Property and Process
Enhancement in RTM," in Proceedings of Sixth Technical Conference
of the American Society of Composites, Oct. 7-9, pages 843-852.

James A. Inciardi, Dorothy Lockwood and Anne E. Pottieger, criminal
justice, "Crack-Dependent Women and Sexuality: Implications for STD
Acquisition and Transmission," in Addiction and Recovery, pages
25-28, July/August 1991; Inciardi and Pottieger, "Prostitution, IV
Drug Use and Sex-for-Crack Exchanges Among Serious Delinquents:
Implications for HIV Infection," in Criminology, vol. 29, pages
221-235, 1991, and "Kids, Crack and Crime," in Journal of Drug
Issues, vol. 21, pages 257-270, 1991; and Inciardi with J.B. Page,
University of Miami, "Drug Sharing Among Intravenous Drug Users,"
in AIDS, vol. 5, pages 772-773, 1991, and with D.D. Chitwood and
C.B. McCoy of University of Miami, "The Donation and Sale of Blood
by Intravenous Drug Users," in American Journal of Public Health,
vol. 81, pages 631-633, 1991.

Ronald E. Martin, geology, with former graduate student Elaine
Kotler and W.D. Liddell of Utah State University, Logan,
"Abrasion-Resistance of Modern Reef-Dwelling Foraminifera from
Discovery Bay, Jamaica: Implications for Test Preservation," in
Proceedings of the Fifth Symposium on the Geology of the Bahamas,
pages 125-138.

Jan Blits, educational studies, "The Silenced Partner: Linda
Gottfredson and the University of Delaware," in Academic Questions,
vol. 4, no. 3, pages 41-47, summer 1991.

Ratna Nandakumar, educational studies, "Traditional Dimensionality
vs. Essential Dimensionality," in Journal of Educational
Measurement, vol. 28, 1991.

J. Ritchie Garrison, museum studies, "Carpentry in Northfield,
Massachusetts: The Domestic Architecture of Calvin Stearns and
Sons, 1799-1856," in Perspectives in Vernacular Architecture, IV,
Thomas Carter and Bernard L. Herman, urban affairs and public
policy, editors, University of Missouri Press, Columbia, 1991.

David Kaplan, educational studies and psychology, "On the
Modification and Predictive Validity of Covariance Structure
Models," in Quality and Quantity, vol. 25, pages 307-314, 1991.

Frank B. Murray, H. Rodney Sharp Professor of Educational Studies,
"Questions A Satisfied Developmental Theory Would Answer: The Scope
of a Complete Explanation of Development Phenomena," in Annals of
Theoretical Psychology,  pages 237-348, P. Van Geert and L.P. Mos,
editors, Plenum Publishing, New York, 1991.

Deborah C. Smith, education, and Daniel C. Neale, educational
studies, "The Construction of Subject Matter Knowledge in Primary
Science Teaching," in Advances in Research in Teaching, vol. 2,
pages 187-243, J. Brophy, editor, JAI Press, New York, 1991.

Presentations

Insup Lee, finance, "International Factors in the Pricing of
Closed-End Country Funds," at Financial Management Association 21st
annual meeting, Oct. 9-12, Chicago.

Barbara T. Gates, English, "Women Popularizers of Science," at
International Conference on Narrative Theory, June, Nice, France,
and at Science and Literature Society meeting, Oct. 10-13,
Montreal.

James J. Flatley, public safety, "Campus Crime Prevention," at
International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners annual
conference, Oct. 9-12, Calgary.

William Ritter, agricultural engineering, "Pollution Sources and
Transport Mechanisms," at Cooperative Extension program on basic
water quality principles, Sept. 30-Oct. 4, State College, Pa.

R.K. Wood, entomology and applied ecology, "Speciation of
Treehoppers," Sept. 22-Oct. 3, University of Wales, Cardiff.

Hilton Brown, art, art conservation and art history, two paintings
in juried biennial show, Delaware Art Museum, Oct. 4-Dec. 1.

James K. Broomall, continuing education, with Linda M. Hall, MBNA,
"Between Two Worlds: University/Corporate Program Collaboration,"
at National University Continuing Education Association Region II
annual conference, Oct. 3-5, Washington, D.C.

Douglas F. Tuttle, public safety, "Securing the American Campus:
The Law Enforcement Perspective," at conference on Crime Awareness
and Campus Security Act of 1990, Sept. 27, George Mason University,
Fairfax, Va.

Robert A. Dalrymple, civil engineering, "A Review of Angular
Spectrum Models," at Computer Modelling in Ocean Engineering
Conference, Oct. 2, Barcelona, and at University of Cantabria, Oct.
4; and "Coastal Engineering and Equilibrium Beach Profiles," at
School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Cornell University,
Oct. 10.

David Kaplan, educational studies and psychology, with graduate
student R.N. Wenger, "Asymptotic Independence and Separability in
Covariance Structure Modeling," at Psychometric Society annual
meeting, June, New Brunswick, and at seventh European meeting,
Psychometric Society, July, Trier, Germany.

James E. Swasey, Longwood Graduate Program, "Research in Public
Horticulture," Sept. 27, at Ohio State University, Columbus, and
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center, Wooster; and
"Education Programs in Public Gardens," at Association of
Zoological Horticulture annual conference, Sept. 30, Cincinnati Zoo
and Botanical Garden.

Zoubeida Dagher, educational development, "Analogies in the Science
Classroom: Do They Promote Learning?" at Association for Teacher
Education European conference, September, Amsterdam.

Richard G. Weber, entomology and applied ecology, "Insect
Photography Workshop," for Texas Agricultural Extension Service,
Oct. 7-13, Boerne, Texas.

Ratna Nandakumar, educational studies, "Differential Item/Test
Functioning: Shealy-Stout Procedure"  at seventh European meeting,
Psychometric Society, July, Trier, Germany; "Applications of
Shealy-Stout Procedure for Detection of Item/ est Bias," at joint
meeting of Classification and Psychometric Societies, June, New
Brunswick; and "Application of Stout's Text of Dimensionality and
Shealy and Stout's Test of Bias to Real Data," Office of Naval
Research contractors meeting, May, Princeton.

Frank B. Murray, H. Rodney Sharp Professor of Educational Studies,
"Teacher Education: Impediment to Reform?," at Education Commission
of the States, national forum and annual meeting, July, Denver;
"Professionalizing Teaching to Improve Education," at the National
Board for Professional Teaching Standards, regional forum,
September, Baltimore; and with Carlton Brown, "The Knowledge Base
for Beginning Teachers and Its Relationship to Assessment," at
conference on Preparing and Assessing Teachers in a Multicultural
Society, October, Princeton.

Miscellaneous

Three members of the Department of Philosophy have been appointed
to committees of the American Philosophical Association. Bill
Lawson, appointed to three-year-term on Africana Committee, Eastern
Division; Paul Durbin, appointed to Medical Ethics Subcommittee;
and Frank Dilley, elected chairperson, Committee on Lectures,
Publications and Research.

Ivar Stakgold, mathematical sciences, appointed to four-year term,
board of advisers to president and board of trustees,
Carnegie-Mellon University, for Department of Mathematics.

Jeanne S. Rymer, textiles, design and consumer economics, named to
board of director, International Association of Lighting Designers.

James K. Broomall, continuing education, elected secretary,
National University Continuing Education Association, Region II.

Grants

John W. Bieber, with Paul A. Evenson, William H. Matthaeus and
Charles W. Smith, Bartol Research Institute, an additional $108,800
from National Science Foundation, for "Cosmic Rays and
Interplanetary Magnetic Field," bringing total funds awarded to
$282,448.

Betsy A. Bove, life and health sciences, an additional $18,800 from
the Du Pont Co., for "Du Pont Fellowship," bringing total funds
awarded to $46,800.

Anna P. Ciulla, life and health sciences, $2,900 from U.S. Public
Health Service (BIOMED), for "The Effects of Training and Dietary
Intake on Bone Density, Body Composition and Hormonal Levels in
Elite Female Ice Skaters."

Thomas A. Evans, entomology and applied ecology, $31,851 from U.S.
Department of Agriculture, for "Interactive Software and
Hyperlecturing Using a Plant Disease Videodisc Library."

Henry C. Foley, chemical engineering, $35,000 from Du Pont Co. and
$35,000 from state under Delaware Research Partnership Program, for
"Quantitative Structure and Adsorptivity Relations (QSARs) for
Freons and Alternate Freons."

Doris T. Hicks, marine studies, $4,990 from Mid-Atlantic Fisheries
Development Foundation Inc., for "A Seafood Information Package for
Food Editors."

Eric W. Kaler, chemical engineering, $60,000 from Whitaker
Foundation, for "Complex Biological Fluids: The Thermodynamics and
Microstructure of Bile."

From Delaware Department of Transportation: Shinya Kikuchi, civil
engineering, $77,839 for "Delaware Transportation Center Research
Projects F.Y. 1991-92," $78,180 for "Delaware Transportation Center
Graduate Student Support F.Y. 1991-92" and $73,981 for "Delaware
Transportation Center Administration and Technology Transfer
Projects F.Y. 1991-92"; and Paul L. Solano, with Francis X.
Tannian, urban affairs and public policy, $20,000 for "A
Comparative Study of State and Local Transportation Policies as
they Pertain to the City of Wilmington."

James Kolodzey, electrical engineering, $26,690 from U.S. Office of
Scientific Research, for "Potential of SiGeC Alloys for
Optoelectronic Devices."

David L. Mills, with Charles G. Boncelet, electrical engineering,
an additional $14,056 from National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, for "Performance and Policy Dimensions in Internet
Routing," bringing total funds awarded to $434,842.

George R. Parsons, marine studies, an additional $10,000 from U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, for "Measuring the Benefits of
Water Quality Improvements," bringing total funds awarded to
$69,322.

Donald L. Peters, individual and family studies, $127,697 from
Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, for "Adult Day
Care Center."

Katherine Schneider, with Scott G. Stevens, English Language
Institute, $134,708 from U.S. Information Agency, for "Central
American Teacher Training Institute at the University of Delaware."

John H. Schuenemeyer, mathematical sciences, $11,930 from Delaware
Department of Public Instruction, for "Internship Program and Work
Experience in Statistics.

Nancy M. Targett, marine studies, $2,500 from David Taylor Research
Center, for "Evaluation of Selection of Surfaces for Settlement of
Barnacles and Other Hard Foulers at Remote Sites."

Richard W. Taylor, with Robert Uniatowski, Cooperative Extension,
an additional $15,000 from Delaware Soybean Board, for "Performance
Evaluation of Single-Crop Soybean Varieties in Delaware," bringing
total funds awarded to $19,300.

Charlie D. Wilson, life and health sciences, $13,983 from U.S.
Public Health Service, for "Minority Predoctoral Fellowship
Program."