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November 3, 1994
Faculty and staff
PUBLICATIONS
Gerald F. Vaughn, Cooperative Extension, "Richard T. Ely:
Economic Reformer and Champion of Academic Freedom," in Choices,
third quarter, pages 28-30, 1994.
David L. Norton, philosophy, "Education for Moral Integrity,"
pages 3-15, and "Parents as Learning Enablers," in Compulsory
Schooling and Human Learning: The Moral Failure of Public
Education in America and Japan, Dayle M. Bethel, editor, pages 3-
15 and 69-78, Caddo Gap Press, San Francisco, 1994.
Mary K. Norton, Center for Teaching Effectiveness, "Educating
Head, Heart and Hand," in Compulsory Schooling and Human
Learning: The Moral Failure of Public Education in America and
Japan, Dayle M. Bethel, editor, pages 31-43, Caddo Gap Press, San
Francisco, 1994.
Paul R. Berger and Robert Hunsperger, electrical engineering,
with graduate students Wei Gao and Al-Sameen Khan and G. Zydzik,
H.M. O'Bryan, D. Sivco and A.Y. Cho of AT&T Bell Laboratories,
"InGaAs Metal-Semiconductor-Metal Photodiodes with Transparent
Cadmium Tin Oxide Schottky Contacts," in Applied Physics Letters,
vol. 65, pages 1930-1932, 1994.
James L. Morrison, textiles, design and consumer economics, "A
Business Education Anomaly? The Effect of Diverse Business
Environments Upon Faculty Program Initiatives," in Delaware
Business Journal, vol. X, pages 39-46, fall 1994.
Richard G. Weber, entomology and applied ecology, "Close-Up
Photography: Basic Equipment and Practice for Mosquito
Biologists," in Proceedings, New Jersey Mosquito Control
Association, vol. 80, pages 113-128.
Farley Grubb, economics, "German Immigrant Servant Contracts
Registered at the Port of Philadelphia, 1817-1831," Genealogical
Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1994.
Elizabeth M. Lieux, nutrition and dietetics, with Pamela A.
Weaver and Ken W. McCleary of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University, "Lodging Preferences of the Senior Tourism
Market," in Annals of Tourism Research, vol. 21, no. 4, pages 712-
738, 1994.
PRESENTATIONS
Peter Kolchin, Henry Clay Reed Professor of History,
"Interpreting Emancipation in Comparative Perspective: Russia and
the United States South," at California Institute of Technology,
Oct. 6, and "Comparing American Slavery: Problems and Prospects,"
at University of California, Los Angeles, Oct. 7.
Samuel L. Gaertner, psychology, "Elements of Cooperation," at
Society of Experimental Social Psychology meeting, Oct. 13-16,
Lake Tahoe, Nev.
John Burmeister, Alumni Distinguished Professor of Chemistry and
Biochemistry, 13th American Chemical Society lecture tour, "Good
Teachers versus Good Teaching," Wichita section, Southeast Kansas
section, Pittsburg; "Ambidentate Ligands: The Schizophrenics of
Coordination Chemistry," Kansas City section, Overland Park, and
Kansas State University section, Manhattan, Oct. 17-21.
Ian W. Hall, mechanical engineering and materials science, with
graduate student G. Li, "Corrosion Behavior of 6061/Aluminum
Metal Matrix Composite"; with J.R. Vinson, H. Fletcher Brown
Professor of Mechanical Engineering, and graduate student A.
Kalambur, "Observations on the High Strain Rate Deformation of a
SiC/Al Metal Matrix Composite"; and with C. Vahlas and graduate
student C. Ni, "Evolution of the Reaction Zone in an SCS-6/Ti-
22Al-23Nb Composite," at annual Materials Week, Oct. 2-6,
Chicago.
Several members of the housing office and residence life office
presented program sessions at the 24th annual Mid-Atlantic
Association of College and University Housing Officers
conference, Oct. 19-21, Carlisle, Pa.: Richie Holland, "The
Academic/Residence Life Connection"; Don Diefendorf, "Outsourcing
Student Laundry Operations"; David Butler and Tom Duetsch, "Tear
Gas in the Tower: Collaborative Problem Management"; Latitia
Greene, "Harvesting Cultural Communication: Making Supervision
Work"; Rob Longwell-Grice, "Back in the USSR"; Vicki Paisley,
Elizabeth Bolt and Mark Talmo, "Rebuilding Your Custodial
Program"; Ralph R. Johnson, Barbara Graham and Tim Becker, "The
Hidden Markert: Discovering Methods To Increase Your Conference
Business"; and Chuck Shermeyer, "Working on a New Farm? Action
Cures Fears!" Also presenting was Jeanette DiScala, Affirmative
Action/Multicultural Programs, "Practical and Legal Implications
of the Americans with Disabilities Act" and "College and
University Response to Students with Emotional and Mental
Impairments."
Ron Martin, geology, "Secular Rise in Nutrient Levels Through the
Phanerozoic: Productivity, Biomass and Diversity of the Marine
Biosphere," and, with graduate student Scott Hippensteel, John F.
Wehmiller, geology, and W. David Liddell of Utah State University
at Logan, "Comparative Taphonomy of Foraminifera and Bivalves in
Modern Shallow-Water Carbonate and Siliciclastic Regimes:
Taphonomic Grades and Temporal Resolution," at Geological Society
of America annual meeting, Oct. 25-26, Seattle.
Gerald Vaughn, Cooperative Extension, "Discussion of Folke
Dovring's paper, Gasoline and Steak: System Rigidities Force
Hands of Policy Makers," at Yale Law School Policy Sciences
Center annual institute conference, Oct. 28-30, New Haven.
James S. Paik, food science, "Photoprocessed Antimicrobial Film
for Packaging," an invited lecture, at Laser Processing
Consortium University Workshop, June 24, Continuous Electron Beam
Accelerator Facility, Newport News, Va.
James K. Oliver, political science and international relations,
"International Peacekeeping: Implications for American Civil-
Military Relations," at U.S. Naval Academy, John D. Olin Visiting
Lecture Series, Oct. 26, Annapolis; and "Foreign Policy Making in
the Post-Cold War World," at James Madison University, Oct. 19,
Harrisonburg, Va.
P. Krishnan, agricultural engineering, with undergraduate student
Nasreen Faqiri and research associate L.J. Kemble, "Effect of
Nozzle Pressure and Wind Condition on Spray Pattern Displacement
and Selected Drift Reducing Nozzles," at 15th Symposium on
Pesticide Formulation and Application Systems, Oct. 18-19,
Phoenix.
Arthur Hoerl, mathematical sciences emeritus, "Perpendicular
Least Squares Fit to A Sample of Data," at 40th Conference on the
Design of Experiments in Army Research Development and Testing,
Oct. 18, U.S. Military Academy, West Point.
Linda Bucher and Evelyn Hayes, nursing, "Prenatal Care Services:
Mothers' Perspective," at Seventh International Research
Congress, July, Sidney, Australia.
Several faculty members of the Department of Textiles, Design and
Consumer Economics participated in the International Textile and
Apparel Association annual conference, Oct. 19-23, Minneapolis:
Rosetta LaFleur and undergraduate student Nancy Cross, a poster
presentation, "Far East Consumers-Factors That Predict the
Importance of 'Made in USA' Label"; Karen Schaeffer, a poster
presentation, "Direct Response Activewear Catalog: Students as
Marketers"; Jo Kallal and Jane M. Lamb, "Apparel Product
Development: Meshing a Consumer Needs Model with Industry
Practice"; Kallal and LaFleur, a pre-conference workshop, "Using
Technology To Enhance Instruction: Apparel Product Development";
and Kallal participated in a special topic panel, "Photography
Concerns for Design Competition Entries."
SERVICE AND AWARDS
Marybeth Snyder, nursing, serves on the education committee and
as a board member, Brandywine Valley Children and Adults With
Attention Deficit Disorder.
Linda Bucher, nursing, is president-elect of the Southeastern
Pennsylvania chapter, American Association of Critical-care
Nurses.
Dallas G. Hoover, food science, is serving as chairperson of the
technical presentations subcomittee for the 1995 Institute of
Food Technologists meeting to be held June 3-7 in Anaheim, Calif.
Kathryn L. Kotula, food science, took part in "What in the World"
Career Awareness Program, Oct. 20, William Penn High School, New
Castle, Del.
Priscilla A. Smith, art, received a $2,000 individual artist's
fellowship from the Delaware States Arts Council to support her
work in photography.
Barbara Graham, Ralph R. Johnson and Richie Holland, housing and
residence life, were appointed to serve on the executive board of
the Mid-Atlantic Association of College and University Housing
Officers for the coming year.
P. Krishnan, agricultural engineering, is an associate editor of
Food Process and Engineering Institute of the American Society of
Agricultural Engineers.
Designs by students and faculty from the Department of Textiles,
Design and Consumer Economics were recognized at the
International Textiles and Apparel Association annual meeting,
Oct. 19-23, in Minneapolis. M. Jo Kallal received the Faculty
Design Award for Best Solution to a Design Problem for her entry,
"Diagonal Cut." Karen Schaeffer, Mary Jane Matranga and alumna Jo
Anne Shaw were finalists in the faculty design competition, with
Schaeffer's submissions displayed in the Goldstein Gallery, Oct.
11-22, and Matranga's and Shaw's submissions modeled in the Live
Gallery Show. Student finalist Leanne Matula's design was also
displayed in the Goldstein Gallery, and works by design majors
Amy Fyock and Julia Wissman were modeled in the student
competition. Matranga also illustrated the catalogs for the
design exhibition and Live Gallery Show.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
20 years
Shirley Coen, Network and Systems Services, Nov. 4, 1974
15 years
Victor Costa, facilities management, minor construction, Nov. 5,
1979
Orlando Johnson, facilities management, plumbing, Nov. 5, 1979
Susan Miller, Network and Systems Services, Nov. 6, 1979
5 years
David Langenberg, library, Nov. 6, 1989
Lillian, Mayer, internal auditing, Nov. 6, 1989
NEW ASSIGNMENTS
Kenneth E. Barner, scientist, Applied Science and Engineering
Center
Gretchen M. Bauer, assistant professor, political science and
international relations
Joseph W. Bradley, director of annual giving, University
development
Aline Brandauer, lecturer, art history
Harry Brod, assistant professor, philosophy
Cheryl E. Bullock, technical assistant, Graphic Communications
Center
Alice K. Cataldi, instructor, foreign languages and literatures
Pamela R. Cummings, associate professor, nutrition and dietetics
Allan Gill Dallas, assistant professor, mathematical sciences
Richard Patrick Evans, lecturer, music
Lori R. Fuller, assistant professor, accounting
Dorothy A. Galloway, office supervisor, foreign languages and
literatures
Susan Goodman, assistant professor, English
Piotr M. Gorski, research associate I, entomology and applied
ecology
Daniel N. Green, assistant professor, political science and
international relations
Anastasia Hagen, assistant professor, educational studies
Thomas L. Hardie, assistant professor, nursing science
William Edward Harver, instructor, sociology
Frances Weier Haskins, research specialist, psychology
Andrew F. Hoffman, library coordinator
Sheryl L. Holmes, classroom assistant, education
Brian C. Hosmer, assistant professor, history
Claudia J. Johnson, staff assistant, Supporting Services
Emma Jean Joseph, instructor, sociology
Maria Kannen-Lambros, violist, music
Mark C. Keese, assistant professor, life and health sciences
Linda M. Kelly, technical secretary, mathematical sciences
Melba Kurman, assistant librarian
Sanj Kutnjak-Ivkovich, instructor, sociology
Terri Lynn Lineback, CITA associate I, occupational health and
safety
Maria R. Maiura, research specialist, animal science and
agricultural biochemistry
Nancy McCagney, assistant professor, philosophy
Michele Monahan, teacher, education
Jon R. Manon, director, math component, Project 21, education
John Patrick Montano, assistant professor, history
Steven O'Connor, assistant professor, English
Belinda T. Orzada, assistant professor, textiles, design and
consumer economics
Raymond R. Ouellette, accountant, Sponsored Programs
Administration
Milda J. Palubinskas, instructor, foreign languages and
literatures
Timothy F. Pfeiffer, director, marine operations, Lewes
Sheldon D. Pollack, assistant professor, accounting
Jacqueline W. Reynolds, senior secretary, international programs
and special sessions
Breck Ledo Robinson, assistant professor, finance
Michael A. Rosenthal, lecturer, philosophy
Katherine Schultz, assistant professor, educational development
Harry W. Shenton, assistant professor, civil engineering
James H. Sherman, coordinator, physical education, athletics and
recreation
Paula L. Spilner, assistant professor, art history
Deborah B. Steinberger, assistant professor, foreign languages
and literatures
Jian-Qiao Sun, assistant professor, mechanical engineering
Sivaprakasam Sunder, assistant professor, computer and
information sciences
Susan B. Taber, instructor, education
David W. Teague, assistant professor, University Parallel
Program, Wilmington
Franceteams N. Thomas, secretary, User Services-Information
Technologies
Suzanne Tierney-Gula, instructor, foreign languages and
literatures
Bret J. Wagner, lecturer, business administration
Lian-Ping Wang, assistant professor, mechanical engineering
Gary R. Weaver, lecturer, business administration
Lynn Weber, professor, sociology
Toni M. Whited, assistant professor, economics
Keilyn T. Wilson, assistant coach II, intercollegiate athletics
Frances B.Wimbush, assistant professor, nursing.science