UpDate - Vol. 13, No. 30, Page 9
May 5, 1994
Faculty and Staff

PUBLICATIONS

     Stacie Beck, economics, "Cointegration and Market Efficiency in
     Commodities Futures Markets," in Applied Economics, vol. 26, pages
     249-257, 1994.

     John S. Ying, economics, with Richard T. Shin, "Imposing Linear
     Homogeneity on Box-Tidwell Flexible Functional Forms," in Journal of
     Business and Economic Statistics, vol. 12, no. 2, pages 261-265, April
     1994.

     Meryl P. Gardner, business administration, "Responses to Emotional and
     Informational Appeals: The Moderating Role of Context-Induced Mood
     States," in Attention, Attitude and Affect in Response to Advertising,
     Erlbaum, New York.

     Barbara L. Viera and Maryann Rapposelli, physical education, athletics
     and recreation, "A Lesson Away from the Gymnasium," in Coaching
     Volleyball, pages 18-21, February/March 1994.

     James L. Morrison, textiles, design and consumer economics, a review
     of Management for Productivity by John R. Schermerborn, in Journal of
     Education for Business, vol. 69, no. 4, March/April  1994.

     Raymond Callahan, history, "Two Armies in Normandy: Weighing British
     and Canadian Military Performance," in D-Day: 1944, edited by Theodore
     Wilson, University Press of Kansas.

PRESENTATIONS

     Martha Carothers, art, "Trade Books Designed for Children,"
     "Multi-Page Design" and "Literacy and Artists and Eccentric Books," at
     Idaho Center for the Book dedication and symposium on literacy and
     book arts, April 10-12.

     Robert M. Golinkoff and Gabriella Hermon, educational studies,
     "Evidence from Comprehension for the Early Knowledge of Principle B,"
     at Stanford Child Language Research Forum, April.

     Herbert Turner, institutional research and planning, and Terry M.
     Whittaker, business and economics, "Fortune 2000 and the Academic
     Performance of Ethnic Minorities," at Society for College and
     University Planniong, mid-Atlantic regional meeting, April 6-8,
     Washington, D.C.

     Stanley I. Sandler, Henry Belin du Pont Professor of Chemical
     Engineering, 10th annual Ashton Cary Lecture, "The Greening of
     Thermodynamics: Application of Thermodynamics to Environmental
     Problems," April 25, and "Improved Modeling of the Thermodynamic
     Behavior of Complex Mixtures," April 26, Georgia Institute of
     Technology, School of Chemical Engineering, Atlanta.

     Jim Broomall, continuing education, "Older Learners: A Powerful Force
     for Change or Status Quo?" at National University Continuing Education
     Association annual meeting, April 18, Atlanta.

     Michael J. Chajes and Dennis R. Mertz, civil engineering, with
     graduate students Ted F. Januszka and Theodore A. Thomson,
     "Reinforcement of Concrete Structures Using Externally Bonded
     Composite Fabrics," at American Concrete Institute spring convention,
     March 21, San Francisco; "Applications of New Materials and
     Intelligent Structures in Infrastructure Rehabilitation," at
     University of California at Davis, March 24; and "Rehabilitation of
     Bridges: Applications of Composite Materials," at Stone & Webster
     Engineering Corp., April 15, Cherry Hill, N.J.

     Kenneth Koford, economics, "The Importance of Culture and Institutions
     for Economic Reform in Central Eastern Europe and former Soviet
     Union," at Eastern Economic Association annual meetings, March 18-20,
     Boston; and "Social Acceptance, Work Norms and the Principal-Agent
     Model," at University of Alabana, April 8, Tuscaloosa, and Public
     Choice Society annual meeting, April 10, Austin, Texas.

     Meryl P. Gardner, business administration, "Video Game Violence," on
     TV-12 PBS News, Dec. 9, and "Ethnic-Oriented Toys," on TV-2 News, Dec.
     21.

     Frank B. Murray, H. Rodney Sharp Professor of Educational Studies and
     Psychology, a panel presentation at Conflict Resolution in Teacher
     Education Project, co-sponsored by National Association for Mediation
     in Education and National Institute for Dispute Resolution, April 11,
     Washington, D.C.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

     20 years

          Gary Summerville, public safety, May 12, 1974

SERVICE & AWARDS

     Robert Taggart, educational studies, completed his 17th Boston
     Marathon on April 18 in 2.54.11, placing him 763 of 8,100 finishers
     and 17 of 800 in the 50-54 age division.

     James K. Broomall, continuing education, appointed to the National
     University Continuing Education Association regional cabinet.

     Meryl P. Gardner, business administration, served as a member of the
     program committee for Society for Consumer Psychology annual
     conference in St. Petersburg, Fla.

     James L. Morrison, textiles, design and consumer economics, elected to
     two-year term as president of Delaware Business Education Association.

GRANTS

     Louis A. Arena, linguistics, $4,900 from Delaware Department of Public
     Instruction for "Bilingual/ESL Institute: Issues in Teaching LEP
     Students."

     Antony N. Beris, chemical engineering, $70,000 from U.S. Office of
     Naval Research for "Non-Linear Fluid Flow/Surfactant/Interface
     Dynamics."

     Robert W. Birkmire, energy conversion, $50,000 from Martin Marietta
     for "Fabrication of CIS Solar Cells on Flexible Substrates."

     Robert B. Carroll, plant and soil sciences, $8,214 from San Diego
     State University Foundation for "San Diego State University Foundation
     Egyptian National Agriculture Research Project."

     Prasad Dhurjati, chemical engineering, $75,000 from DuPont Co. and
     $50,000 from state under Delaware Research Partnership program for "A
     Genetically Engineered Luciferase Biosensor for Monitoring and Control
     of Environmental Pollutants in Wastewater Treatment Plants."

     Dennis H. Evans, chemistry and biochemistry, $182,500 from National
     Science Foundation for "Mechanistic and Analytical Studies in
     Electrochemistry."

     Richard A. Foulds, with William S. Harwin, applied science and
     engineering, $699,742 from U.S. Department of Education for
     "Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center in Rehabilitation Robotics
     to Enhance the Functioning of Individuals with Disabilities," and with
     Patrick W. Demasco, $699,963 for "Rehabilitation Engineering Research
     Center in Augmentative Communication."

     James E. Kolodzey, electrical engineering, $54,000 from W. L. Gore &
     Associates and $36,000 from state under Delaware Research Partnership
     program for "Extending the Speed of Microelectronic Devices by
     Electro-optic Mixing in Silicon Composites."

     Steven W. Peuquet, urban affairs and public policy, $9,950 from New
     Castle County for "Assistance in Preparation of New Castle County's
     Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy."

     Timothy F. Pfeiffer, marine studies, $70,623 from National Science
     Foundation for "Oceanographic Instrumentation."

     Kathleen J. Tierney, with Joanne M. Nigg, Disaster Research Center,
     $9,954 from National Science Foundation for "Emergency Response and
     Early Recovery Activities in the Northridge Earthquake."