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October 27, 1994
Faculty and staff

PUBLICATIONS

     Gerald Vaughn, food and resource economics, "John Abel Hopkins
     Jr., Distinguished Agricultural Economist," in Delaware History,
     vol. 26, no. 1, pages 52-62; and "Dillard on Proudhon," in
     Journal of Economic Issues, no. 3, pages 909-911, September 1994.

     Jeanne Murray Walker, English, "Why the Fiddler's Wife Is
     Thinking Of Leaving Town" and "Saving the Past," two poems, in
     Shenandoah, the Washington and Lee University Review.

     Conrado Gempesaw and J. Bacon, food and resource economics, with
     student F. Albay and J. Corman and S. Marayanan of Agriculture
     Canada, "Free Trade and Broiler Growout Returns: The Case of
     Canadian and U.S. Farms," in Poultry Science, vol. 73, pages 1370-
     1380, 1994.

     Gonzalo R. Arce, electrical engineering, with Yeong-Taeg Kim,
     "Permutation Filter Lattices: A General Order-Statistic Filtering
     Framework," in Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
     Transactions on Signal Processing, vol. 42, no. 9, September
     1994, and "Reconstruction Algorithms for Error-Diffusion
     Halftones Using Binary Permutation Filters," in Proceedings of
     the SPIE Conference on Visual Communications and Image
     Processing, Chicago, Sept. 25-29; and with Martin Mueller,
     "Generalized Fan-Beam Reconstruction Algorithm and Its
     Applications," in Journal of the Optical Society of America, vol.
     11, no. 9, September 1994.

     Francis Poole, library, "Cantaloupes" and "A Spring Morning in
     Santa Ana," two poems, in Poetry East, spring 1994.

     Sheldon D. Pollack, accounting, "The 1993 Tax Act in Historical
     Perspective," in Tax Notes, Aug. 22, 1994.

PRESENTATIONS

     Peter M. Weil, anthropology, "Social Organizations in Africa," at
     U.S. Department of State, Foreign Service Institute, Oct. 19,
     National Foreign Affairs Training Center, Arlington, Va.

     Tsu-Wei Chou, Jerzy L. Nowinski Professor of Mechanical
     Engineering, with Prashant Karandikar, composite materials,
     "Commonality in the Damage of Ceramic and Polymeric Matrix
     Composites," at joint meeting of the American Society for Metals
     and the Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, Oct. 2-6,
     Rosemont, Ill.

     William W. Boyer, Charles P. Messick Professor Emeritus of Public
     Administration, "The United States and Korea's Reunification," at
     People to People International 11th worldwide conference, Sept.
     30, Taipei, Taiwan.

     Marian Lief Palley, political science and international
     relations, "From Iron Triangles to Policy Networks in American
     Politics," at Korean Association for Public Administration
     International Conference on Comparative Study of Policy-Making
     Structures, Oct. 13, Seoul.

     Theodore E.D. Braun, foreign languages and literatures, "La
     Presentation Positive du Deisme dans des Oeuvres de Fiction," at
     300th anniversary celebration of Voltaire's birth, Sept. 29-Oct.
     5, Oxford and Paris; and chairperson of interdisciplinary session
     on 18th-century travel literature and a session on Voltaire, at
     East-Central/American Society of 18th-Century Studies, Oct. 13-
     16, Pennsylvania State University.

     Barbara Gates, Alumni Distinguished Professor of English,
     "Whatever Happened to Ecofeminisme? Ecofeminism?" at
     International Society for the History of European Ideas, Aug. 26,
     Graz, Austria; and "Reviewing Victorian Natural History," in
     History of Science Society meeting, Oct. 14, New Orleans.

     Timothy F. Brooks, dean of students, "Should a Student's
     Disability Have Any Impact on Judicial Decision Making?' at Third
     Circuit Judicial Affairs Workshop, Oct. 14, University of
     Delaware.

     James R. Soles, Alumni Distinguished Professor of Political
     Science and International Relations, "The Court and the Bill of
     Rights," at John D. Olin Visiting Lecture Series, U.S. Naval
     Academy, Oct. 14, Annapolis.

     Several members of the College of Engineering made presentations
     at the 66th annual meeting, Society of Rheology, Oct. 2-6,
     Philadelphia: Suresh G. Advani, mechanical engineering, with
     graduate student S.K. Gupte, "Experimental Investigation of Flow
     Near Permeable Boundary Using Laser Doppler Anemometry," with
     graduate student Stephen F. Shuler, "Squeeze Flow Behavior of
     Laminates Composed of Long Aligned Fibers Within a Thermoplastic
     Matrix" and with graduate student T.S. Creasy, "Characterization
     of Elongational Flow of Fiber Filled Systems"; Antony N. Beris,
     chemical engineering, with graduate student R. Sureshkumar,
     "Numerical Analysis of the Eigenspectra of Viscoelastic Poisuille
     Flow" and with graduate student Vlasis G. Mavrantzas, "Surface
     Effects on the Structure and Rheology of Polymer Solutions";
     Stuart L. Cooper, H. Rodney Sharp Professor of Chemical
     Engineering, with graduate student S. Bhargava, "Shear Thickening
     Behavior in Ionomer Solutions"; Ajay K. Prasad, mechanical
     engineering, with graduate student Sreenivasa K. Kaushal,
     "Experimental Investigation of Visco-Elastic Entry Flow in a
     Planar Contraction Using Particle Image Velocimetry"; Annette D.
     Shine, chemical engineering, with graduate student Kwok-Leung
     Tse, "Electrorheology of Dipolar Rigid Rod Polymer Solutions";
     and Norman J. Wagner, chemical engineering, with graduate student
     Jonathan Bender, "Relaxation of a Colloidal Suspension from the
     Shear Thickened State" and "Microstructural Origins of Shear
     Thickening in Concentrated Colloidal Suspensions," with graduate
     student Maria J. Rivera, "Polypropylene-TLCP Polymer Blends: A
     Rheological and Morphological Study" and with graduate student
     Lynn Walker, "Structure of Flowing Liquid Crystalline Polymers."

     Dallas G. Hoover, food science, "Applications of High Hydrostatic
     Pressure for Food Preservation," at 13th annual Midwest Food
     Processing Conference, Oct. 3-4, La Crosse, Wisc.

     James S. Paik, food science, "Predictive Models for Determination
     of Flavor Sorption by Packaging Polymers," at Foods-Food
     Packaging Material International Symposium, June 9, Lund, Sweden.

     James K. Broomall, continuing education, "An Administrative
     Paragon for University-Based Continuing Education," at National
     University Continuing Education Association, Region 2, annual
     meeting, Oct. 5-7, Pittsburgh.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

   25 years
     G. Arno Loessner, urban affairs and public policy, Nov. 1, 1969

   20 years
     Ralf Tschirschnitz, mechanical engineering, Nov. 1, 1974

   15 years
     Sigurd Andersen, User Services, Nov. 1, 1979
     Sandra Sue Cloud, animal science and agricultural biochemistry,
        Nov. 1, 1979
     Larry Cogburn, animal science and agricultural biochemisty, Nov.
        1, 1979
     Nancy Lundin, financial aid, Nov. 1, 1979

   10 years
     Dorothy Allen, library, Nov. 1, 1984
     Demaris Hollembeax, library, Nov. 1, 1984
     Paul Hubbs, faculty management, HVAC maintenance, Oct. 29, 1984
     Lisa Raker, business and economics, Oct. 29, 1984
     Noreen Smith, housing and residence life, Nov. 1, 1984

   5 years
     Eloise Barczak, sociology, Nov. 1, 1989
     Amy Nelson Connell, facilities planning and construction, Oct.
        30, 1989
     Michael Paul Freidly, facilities management, HVAC maintenance,
        Oct. 30, 1989
     Mary Sullivan, office of the vice provost for research, Oct. 30,
        1989
     Joan Watson, facilities planning and construction, Nov. 1, 1989

NEW ASSIGNMENTS

     Edward Adams, senior assistant librarian.

     John Barone, Robert A. Benson and Janice K. McClintic, field
     agents, Office of the Vice Provost for Research.

     Bryan J. Bossard and David M. Cohen, assistant coaches II,
     intercollegiate athletics.

     Sookie K. Borsos, custodian A, student housing.

     Margaret B. Bottorf, director, business adminstration.

     James J. Bullen, plasterer/mason, facilities management, roof and
     masonry.

     Aitza M. Carrasquillo, nutrition aide, Cooperative Extension.

     Rosalind F. Cohen, Franklin A. Newton, Kelly Ramon Ozambela and
     Giuseppe R. Palmese, assistant area coordinators, housing and
     residence life.

     Erin C. Daix, assistant librarian.

     Kay E. Gentile, staff assistant, women's studies.

     Kathleen Haddaway, records specialist, University development.

     Anna L. Hawley and Andrew F. Hoffman, library coordinators.

     Ruth E. Hicks and Lulu C. Kane, library technicians.

     Abigail R. Jahiel, assistant professor, urban affairs and public
     policy.

     Brenda Kessler, secretary, housing and residence life.

     Virginia A. Knutsen, administrative assistant, Cooperative
     Extension.

     John Timothy Laker, soil test technician, plant and soil
     sciences.

     Dennis Langenback and Joseph John Sawczuk, custodian A,
     continuing education, Wilmington campus.

     Tamara L. Legutko, service coordinator, music.

     Patricia A. Lowery, research associate IV, educational
     development.

     Susan H. Maguire, library specialist.

     Peter V. Meyers, scientist, energy conversion.

     Sharon L. Mitchell, pyschologist I, counseling and student
     development.

     Lorraine Nash, research associate IV, education.

     Valerie Newman, research associate I, urban affairs and public
     policy.

     Michael John Newton, service specialist, conferences and centers,
     Newark.

     Audrey J. Noble, educational researcher, education.

     Herbert T. North, assistant chief engineer, marine studies.

     Clark B. Olsen, assistant director, education.

     Hasan Orbey, research engineer, chemical engineering.

     Steven Peltier, administrative assistant, Bob Carpenter Center.

     Penny S. Person, design manager I, facilities planning and
     construction.

     Marina A. Piscolish, director, education.

     Mary Anne Poulos, research specialist, Center for Drug and
     Alcohol Studies.

     Caroline W. Pruden, senior secretary, Cooperative Extension.

     Catherine P. Raphael, senior secretary, individual and family
     studies.

     Jennifer A. Reed, research specialist, life and health sciences.

     Della A. Ross, staff assistant, American Philosophical
     Association.

     Della Lee Scott, records specialist, systems security and access.

     John J. Shwed, DMA executive director, Office of the Vice Provost
     for Research.

     Stuart Spinner, cita associate II, civil engineering.

     Stewart H. Stabley, director, University development.

     Beverly A. Tucker, counselor, Academic Services Center.

     Anthony M. Vaccarini and Robin R. Yarnall, HVAC mechanics,
     facilities management, HVAC maintenance.

     Richard A. Wainwright, assistant director, Sponsored Programs
     Administration.

     Qingbin Wang, research associate I, food and resource economics.

     Kevin N. Waninger, physician, Student Health Services.

     Ronald B. Watson, custom upholsterer, student housing-upholstery.

PROMOTIONS

     John Acuff, supervisor of lab services, life and health sciences.

     Sandra A. Adams, service supervisor, library.

     Karen Roth Aniunas, assistant dean, agricultural sciences.

     Mary Ann Bagnatori, executive secretary, University Honors
     Program.

     Denisse X. Basaure, secretary, animal science and agricultural
     biochemistry.

     Raheemah Jabbar-Bey and Rebecca Siders, policy specialists II,
     urban affairs and public policy.

     Francine D. Brooks and Robert C. Hite, library coordinators.

     John R. Brunswick and Byron C. Mayes, senior assistant
     librarians.

     James L. Butkiewicz, associate dean, business and economics.

     Joann Mary Civarelli, senior secretary, art conservation.

     Suzanne B. Clark, counselor, continuing education, credit
     programs and student services.

     Sandra Sue Cloud, scientist, animal science and agricultural
     biochemistry.

     Crystal K. Cox, senior composer, Graphic Communications Center.

     Karen A. Curtis, policy scientist, urban affairs and public
     policy.

     Cheryl J. Doherty, technical secretary II, geology.

     Sharon H. Dorr and Kimberly A. Yackoski, assistant directors,
     admissions office.

     Earl Kevin Dunn, senior administrative assistant, library.

     Kathleen A. Gaines, senior secretary, theatre.

     Caroline M. Golt, research associate III, plant and soil
     sciences.

     Audrey L. Helfman, assistant policy scientist, urban affairs and
     public policy.

     Geraldine Hubbard, staff assistant, continuing education, credit
     programs and student services.

     Carol Ann Ivanitch and Lydia A. Trumbull, records analysts,
     agricultural sciences.

     Kathleen A. Majewski, senior secretary, energy conversion.

     Mark J. Manno, extension agent IV, Cooperative Extension.

     Yvonne L. Miles, library technician.

     Elizabeth Day Miller, coordinator, systems and security access.

     Lisa Miller and T. Harold Palmer, extension agents II,
     Cooperative Extension.

     Paula H. Newton, assistant to the director, energy conversion.

     Leslie K. Orysh, psychologist II, Center for Counseling and
     Student Development.

     Diane Pettee, library analyst.

     Phouratha Phommachanh, plumber, facilities management, plumbing
     shop.

     Conrad R. Pope, senior scientist, animal science and agricultural
     biochemistry.

     Emmett Robinson, police officer, public safety.

     Carol A. Rogers, senior records specialist, public safety.

     Joseph Shaughnessy, library specialist.

     Baerbel H. Schumacher, coordinator, international programs and
     special sessions.

     Linda C. Smallbrook, executive secretary, American Philosophical
     Association.

     Gerald F. Vaughn, extension specialist IV, Cooperative Extension.

     Qinxian Wang, library analyst.

     Mitchell W. Warren, assistant director, admissions.

     Gary W. Waters, mover, facilities management, grounds division.

     Edgar Williamson, associate librarian.