HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
2014-2015
AFRICANA-WORLD STUDIES
Djanna Hill, Chair
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
DJANNA HILL. Experiences and Perspectives of Latino and African-American male
teachers. Paper presentation at the American Association for Colleges of Teacher
Education Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA. March 2015.
“I did this and so can you!” Exploring the experiences and perspectives of male teachers of
color in a grow your own teacher preparation program for urban schools. Paper
presentation at the American Educational Research Association Annual
Conference. Chicago, IL. April 2015.
DANIELLE WALLACE. The Role of Perceived Marriage Market Conditions on CollegeEducated Blacks’ Views of Interracial Relationships. Paper presentation at the National
Council for Black Studies Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA.
The Missing Ones: The Effects of Mass Incarceration on Black Marriages and Families. Paper
presentation at the Fourth Biennial Interdisciplinary Conference on Race at Monmouth
University, West Long Branch, NJ.
INTERVIEWS
DJANNA HILL & Watson, A. (2014). Public Radio Interview on Race and Teachers of
Color. Colorado Public Radio. http://www.cpr.org/news/story/why-race-matters-classroomsteaching-colorados-students-color. 2014.
FORTHCOMING WORKS
DANIELLE WALLACE with Paterson-Lewis, S. "Attitudes about Entering Interracial
Relationships among Heterosexual African American Women: The Effects of Education, Age
and Past Relationships.” In V. Berry, A. Fleming-Rife & A. Dayo (Eds.) Black culture and
experience: Contemporary issues. New York: Peter Lang.
GRANTS
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Danielle Wallace, HSS Summer Research Grant
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ANTHROPOLOGY
Maria Villar, Chair
BOOK CHAPTERS
MARIA KROMIDAS, “‘He’s cute for her’: Kids entangled pedagogies of sexuality and race in
New York City” in Children, Sexuality and ‘Sexualisation’: Beyond Spectacle and
Sensationalism, edited by E. Renold, J. Ringrose and D. Egan. London: Palgrave.
Forthcoming, 2015.
REFEREED ARTICLES
MARIA KROMIDAS, “The savage child and the nature of race: Lessons from the posthuman.” Anthropological Theory 14(4): 422-441. 2014.
JURIED PRESENTATIONS
MARIA KROMIDAS, “Free time all the time! Rethinking schooling through dealienation.”
Paper presented at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Washington
DC, December 2014.
“Dealienated learning in schools: Producing an anthropology for education” Panel
organized for the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Washington DC,
December 2014.
NONJURIED PRESENTATIONS
MARIA KROMIDAS, “Defying race with the posthuman child.” NY Posthuman Research
Group meeting. New York Institute of Technology, New York NY, November 2014..
“Building civic capacity through anthropological engagement” Civic Engagement Day,
William Paterson University, Wayne NJ, October 2014.
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ENGLISH
Ian Marshall, Chair
BOOKS
PHILIP CIOFFARI. Dark Road, Dead End. Livingston Press/University Of West Alabama,
November 2014. [novel].
BRAD GOOCH. Smash Cut: A Memoir of Howard & Art & the 70s and the 80s. Harper. April
2015.
TIMOTHY LIU. Don’t Go Back To Sleep: Poems. Saturnalia Books. November 2014.
KENDRICK, MATTHEW. At Work in the Early Modern English Theater: Valuing Labor.
Fairleigh Dickinson University Press. June 2015.
BOOK CHAPTERS
EDWARD BURNS. “Élie Lascaux and the Pleasure of Renewed Discovery.” In the Language
of Barbarians, I Would Tell You Stories. Ed. & Intro. Richard Milazzo. New York: Edgewise
Press, 2015 (pp. 111-120, with 8 color illustrations).
PHOEBE JACKSON. “Cultural Geography and Local Economies: The Lesson from Egypt,
Maine.” In Critical Approaches to American Working-Class Literature.” Ed. Michelle
Tokarczky. Reprint in paperback. Routledge Press, Nov. 2014. [reprint]
TIMOTHY LIU. “On Anne Carson’s Short Talks.” Anne Carson: Ecstatic Lyre. University of
Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, 2015. 42-49.
“Why We Do That Thing We Do.” The Force of What’s Possible. Nightboat Books, Callicoon,
January 2015.
MAUREEN MARTIN. “The Lad With the Silver Button: Kidnapped and the Dilemma of
Lowland Manhood.” Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism. Farmington Hills, MI: GaleCengage Learning, 2014. [Anthology.]
BRIAN Ó BROIN. "Ord sealbhaithe deilbhíochta agus comhréire Gaeilge i naíonáin" [The
order of acquisition of Irish (Gaelic) morphology and syntax in children]. Teangeolaíocht
na Gaeilge XIII. Ed. Ailbhe Ó Corráin and Malachy Ó Néill. Uppsala University Press, 2014.
pp.65-85.
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LIANE ROBERTSON, With co-author Doug Downs. “Threshold Concepts in First-Year
Composition.” Naming What We Know: Threshold Concepts in Writing Studies. Ed. Elizabeth
Wardle and Linda Adler-Kassner. Utah State Press. June 2015.
REFEREED ARTICLES
PHILIP CIOFFARI. “A Prayer at 68th Street.” Windhover: A Journal of Christian Literature.
U of Mary Hardin Baylor), Spring 2015. [creative nonfiction]
“Life, Insured.” Italian Americana . U Of Rhode Island, Winter 2015. [creative nonfiction]
TIMOTHY LIU. Poem. The Awl, August 15, 2014. theawl.com.
Two Poems. Clade Song 4, Fall 2014. cladesong.com.
Two Poems. Cobalt Review 3, Fall 2014. cobaltreview.com.
Poem. Structo 12, London, Autumn & Winter, 2014. structomagazine.co.uk.
Two Poems. American Poetry Review, Philadelphia, Nov/Dec 2014.
Five Poems. Ampersand Review, Nov 2014-Jan 2015. ampersandreview.com.
Poem. Good Men Project, November 24, 2014. goodmenproject.com.
Poem. Good Men Project, February 27, 2015. goodmenproject.com.
Poem. Devouring the Green. Jaded Ibis Press, Seattle, 2015.
Poem. Field 92, Oberlin, Spring 2015. oberlin.edu/ocpress.
Two Poems. Loose Change 5.1, 2015. loosechangemagazine.org.
Poem. Pouch 2, 2015. pouchmag.com.
Five Poems. Rattle 47, Los Angeles, Spring 2015. rattle.com.
Poem. Bear Review, 2015. bearreview.com.
MATTHEW KENDRICK. “Imagetext in The Winter’s Tale,” Textual Practice, February 2015
(online; forthcoming in print edition).
“Neostoicism and the Economics of Revenge in Cyril Tourneur’s The Atheist’s Tragedy,”
College Literature 41.3 (2014): 7-26.
STEVE NEWTON. “In Dreams Unbidden.” Downtown Brooklyn: A Journal of Writing #24.
2015.
“The Unseen.” Downtown Brooklyn: A Journal of Writing #24. 2015.
“Elvis Poetica.” Downtown Brooklyn: A Journal of Writing #24. 2015.
“Kindling.” Downtown Brooklyn: A Journal of Writing #24. 2015.
JOHN PARRAS. “Beyond.” Hermeneutic Chaos Literary Journal. March 2015.
www.hermeneuticchaosjournal.com. [prose poem]
“At Monte Rotaro.” Flash Frontier: An Adventure in Short Fiction: Whispers Issue. February
2015. www.flash-frontier.com. [flash fiction]
CHRISTOPHER SALERNO. “Is It Better Where You Are?” Academy of American Poets
(Poem-A-Day). May 2015. [poem]
“Cowboying.” The Awl. February 2015. [poem]
“Jury.” Pen America. February 2015.[poem]
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“If I Know What Days Are.” Pen America. February 2015. [poem]
“Wild Lemons.” Green Mountains Review. Spring 2015. [poem]
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
JUDITH BROOME. "Gender, Class, and Creolization in the British West Indies." Western
Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Conference, California Polytechnic University,
February 2015.
"'Barbadosed': White Servitude in Colonial Barbados," American Society for EighteenthCentury Studies Conference, Los Angeles, March 2015
MARINA BUDHOS. “Libraries: A Home for Everyone,” NYLA/SSL 2015 Spring Conference,
Tarrytown, NY, May 2015.
“Race & YA,” Panel, Associated Writing Programs Annual Conference, April 2015.
“YA Takes on the Real,” Panel, Associated Writing Programs Annual Conference, April 2015.
PHOEBE JACKSON. “Think Global, Act Local: Deconstructing Borders in Héctor Tobar’s
The Barbarian Nurseries, Multi-Ethnic Literatures of the United States Conference (MELUS).
Athens, Georgia. April 2015.
MATTHEW KENDRICK. “Hamlet’s Postmodern Condition: The Ninth Configuration and
Hamlet 2.” Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association Conference, Baltimore,
MD. November 2014..
“Why Helena’s Cure Works in All’s Well That Ends Well.” Shakespeare Association of
America Meeting, Vancouver, BC. April 2015.
BRIAN Ó BROIN. “Using aggregative statistical techniques to analyze Irish Saints' Lives.”
Joint Conference of GSIHS and ASIMS, All Hallows College, Dublin, March 2015.
"Changing Government Policies towards the Teaching of Irish (Gaelic)." Conference of the
International Linguistics Association, Columbia University, April 2015.
“Mapping the Desert: Using the Toponymy of díseart and cill to map the Early Medieval
Irish Monasteries.” International Congress of Medieval Studies, Western Michigan
University, Kalamazoo, May 2015.
DONNA PERRY. “Making the First World War Relevant: Pat Barker’s Regeneration.”
Perspectives on the Great War: World War One International Conference, Queen Mary
University of London, August 2014.
LIANE ROBERTSON. “Rhetorical Productivity and a Transfer Curriculum: Student Success
in Writing Across Contexts.” Council of Writing Program Administrators Conference, Normal,
IL. July 2014.
“Sustainable Transfer: A Conceptual Framework for Writing Knowledge and Practice."
South Atlantic Modern Language Association Conference, Atlanta, GA. November 2014.
“Fulfilling the Promise of a Liberal and Liberating Education: Revising General Education
for High-Impact Writing-Intensive Courses Across the University.” American Association of
Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), Washington, DC. January 2015 .
“Teaching for Transfer: Opportunities for Student Success in Writing across Contexts.”
Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC), Tampa, FL. March 2015.
ROSA SOTO. “A Mother’s Love? Food, Health and Stories in the Caribbean and in the United
States.” Puerto Rican Studies Association 11th Biennial Conference. Denver, CO. October
2014.
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“Losing Latinidad: The ‘Immigrant’ narrative and a fight for citizenship in Television and
Popular Discourse.” Latin American Studies Association. San Juan, Puerto Rico. May 2015).
BARBARA SUESS. “Henry Clermont Cobbe: Accidental Abolitionist?” American Conference
for Irish Studies National Meeting. Ft. Lauderdale, FL. March 2015.
CHRISTOPHER WEAVER. “Video Culture: Using the Horror Genre to Teach Composing
and Editing in a First Year Writing Class.” Popular Culture Association/American Culture
Association National Conference, New Orleans. April 2015.
LECTURES and WORKSHOPS
PHILIP CIOFFARI. Writing Workshop: Killer Nashville Conference, August 2014.
Writing Workshop. Sleuthfest, Florida, February 2015.
Writing Workshop. William Paterson University Writers’ Conference, April 2015.
BRAD GOOCH. Faculty member and public lecturer. National Endowment for the
Humanities 2014 Summer Institute on “Reconsidering Flannery O’Connor.” Georgia
College, Milledgeville, Georgia. July 20-25, 2014.
LIANE ROBERTSON. Keynote Speaker: “Teaching for Transfer in First-Year Writing.”
Address to English Department Faculty, West Chester University, West Chester, PA. August
2014.
Keynote Speaker and Half-Day Workshop Leader: “Writing Transfer Across Disciplines.”
Address and workshop for faculty from various disciplines teaching writing-intensive
courses, West Chester University, West Chester, PA. August 2014.
Keynote Speaker: “Teaching for Transfer: Integrating Theory and Practice in the FYW
Classroom.” Address to English Department Graduate Teaching Assistants, University of
Idaho, Moscow, ID. April 2015.
Workshop Leader: “Teaching for Transfer: Shifting Program Perspectives.” Workshop for
writing program faculty, Seton Hall University, West Orange, NJ. May 2015.
Keynote Speaker and Full-Day Workshop Leader: “High-Impact Writing-Intensive Courses:
A Teaching for Transfer Approach.” Address and workshop for faculty across disciplines
teaching writing-intensive courses, Mississippi Valley State University, Itta Bena, MS. June
2015.
CHRISTOPHER SALERNO. Writing Workshop. William Paterson University Writers’
Conference, April 2015.
ROSA SOTO. “An Ethnographic Analysis of U.S. Culture and Caribbean Food Practices.”
Rosa E. Soto and Pixy Ferris. Mini-Conference: Food and Inequality, William Paterson
University. March 2015.
PUBLIC PERFORMANCES (RECITALS, EXHIBITS, SCREENINGS, SHOWINGS, ETC.)
MARINA BUDHOS. Speaker, Screening of “Jahaji-bhai,”a film by Suresh Pillai, Institute for
Public Knowledge, NYU, April 2015.
Reading. “Totally WIPped: Children & YA Authors Read from Works-in-Progress,”
University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, MN, April 2015. [book reading]
Appearance in Korean TV Documentary. With co-author Marc Aronson, featured on a
Korean TV documentary about the history of sugar. 2015.
EDWARD BURNS. Reprint: part of his essay, “Élie Lascaux and the Pleasure of Renewed
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Discovery,” was reprinted in the catalogue exhibition: Élie Lascaux: 1888-1968 held at the
Galerie Ziegler, Zürich, Switzerland, 29 April to 22 May 2015.
PHILIP CIOFFARI. Reading. The Mysterious Bookshop, New York City, November 2014.
[book reading]
Reading. Well Read Books, Hawthorne, NJ. December 2014. [book reading]
BRAD GOOCH. Featured in a New York Times article, “In the Gritty New York of the ’70s
and ’80s, Not Exactly a Model Life.” April 8, 2015.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/09/fashion/brad-gooch-smash-cut-memoir.html?_r=0
Reading/Signing. Three Lives Bookstore, New York. April 28, 2015. [book reading]
Appearance on Andy Cohen’s “Watch What Happens Live.” Bravo TV. May 4, 2015.
TIMOTHY LIU. Poetry Reading. Bryant Park Poetry Reading Room, New York, NY.
September 2014.
Poetry Reading. The New School, New York, NY. October 2014.
Poetry Reading. The Sanctuary, Newark, NJ. October 2014.
Poetry Reading. Two Moon Café, Brooklyn, NY. November 2014.
Poetry Reading. Book Court, Brooklyn, NY. February 2015.
Poetry Reading. Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY. March 2015.
Poetry Reading. Fulton Transportation Center, New York, NY. April 2015.
Poetry Reading. Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA. May 2015.
Poetry Reading. Flintridge Books, Flintridge-La Cañada, CA. May 2015.
Ó BROIN, BRIAN. Multiple radio interviews on Raidió na Gaeltachta (Ireland) and the BBC
(Northern Ireland).
Expert speaker on documentary television series "GAA-USA”: aired in March 2015 on Irish
television station TG4.
DONNA PERRY. Reading from I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. Maya Angelou Tribute,
WGSD Fall Colloquium Lecture Series, Cheng Library Auditorium, September 2014.
CHRISTOPHER SALERNO. Poetry Reading. Boog City, New York City. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. KGB Bar New York City. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. Couplet Series New York City. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. Triptych Series, New York City. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. Montclair State University. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. Worms Series, Baltimore, MD. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. Barn Owl Review Reading. Associated Writing Programs Conference,
Seattle, WA. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. Poor Claudia Reading. Associated Writing Programs Conference, Seattle,
WA. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. Barrelhouse Presents. Washington, DC. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. Berl’s Poetry Shop, New York City. Fall 2014.
Poetry Reading. Cornelia Street Café, New York City. Fall 2014.
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS RECEIVED
LIANE ROBERTSON. Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC)
Research Grant: With four co-researchers, she won the 2015 Conference on College
Composition and Communication Research Grant in the amount of $10,000 to help fund
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research on “The Transfer of Transfer Project: Extending a Curricular Model to Multiple
Institutions and Courses” over 2015-2016.
NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS AND BOOK REVIEWS
BRIAN Ó BROIN. "Hilary Clinton: An nDéanfar Uachtarán di?" ["Hillary Clinton: Will She be
President?"], Comhar, April 2015, 33-38. [article]
"Na Toghcháin i Meiriceá - Céard a d'Athraigh; Céard a Athróidh?" ["The Mid-Term
Elections in America: What changed; What Will Change?] Comhar, November 2014. 25-29.
[article]
Review of Saints' Cults in the Celtic World. Ed. Steve Boardman, John Reuben Davies and Eila
Williamson. Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2009, in Eolas 8 (1015), 145-147. [review]
JOHN PARRAS. “Girl Gone Haywire: Reb Livingston’s ‘Bombyonder’ and the State of the
Novel,” Rain Taxi Review of Books. Spring 2015 (online
edition). http://www.raintaxi.com/bombyonder. [Critical review]
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GEOGRAPHY AND URBAN STUDIES
Monica Nyamwange, Chair
REFEREED ARTICLES
MONICA NYAMWANGE. “Implications of Nomadic Pastoralism, Cultivation, and Tourism
on Desertification in the Sudano-Sahelian Region of Africa.” Journal of Social Science
Research, 2014
“Contributions of Remittances to Africa’s Development: The Case of Kenya.” Middle States
Geographer, Vol. 46 2014
THOMAS OWUSU. “Economic Transition in the City of Paterson, New Jersey: Causes,
Impacts, and Urban Policy Implications.” Urban Research, 2014
REFEREED ARTICLE REVIEW
MONICA NYAMWANGE. “Pedagogies of Spatial Perception: Collaborative Insights from
Rural Food Systems.” Reviewed for Journal of Space and Communications, February 2015.
“Earth Construction between Tradition and Modernity: Case Studies from Algeria” City,
Culture, and Architecture, December 2014.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
MONICA NYAMWANGE and BEN LIU. “The Impacts of Climate Changes on Tourism in
Kenya” Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Association of American
Geographers, Middle States Division, York, PA. October 2014
THOMAS OWUSU. “Rethinking the African Experience in North America: Some preliminary
observations from the Ghanaians Community” presented at the Annual Conference of the
New York Association of African Studies, Albany. April 2015
LECTURES
BEN LIU. The Application of GIS and Geo-Spatial Techniques in Physical Geography and
Environmental fields.” Geography Careers Day, Sponsored by the Department of Geography
and Urban Studies, March 2015.
“Introduction to Geographic Information Sciences and Techniques” Geography Awareness
Week, November 2014
MONICA NYAMWANGE. “Geography Perspectives” Presented during the Geography
Awareness Week, November 2014.
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“Geography Perspectives” Presented during the Geography Careers Day, March 2015.
THOMAS OWUSU. “Careers in Geography” Presented during the Geography Awareness
Week, November 2014.
“Careers in Geography” Presented during the Geography Careers Day, March 2015.
FORTHCOMING WORKS
THOMAS OWUSU. The Impacts of International Migration on Economic Development in
Ghana.
An Analysis of Urban Enterprise Zones in NJ: The Case of Paterson.
Rethinking the African Immigrant Experiences in North America.
MONICA NYAMWANGE. Mitigating Impacts of Climate Change on African Development
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HISTORY
Joanne Miyang Cho, Chair
BOOKS
GEORGE ROBB. Revised edition of British Culture and the First World War (London & New
York: Palgrave MacMillan, 2015).
EDITED BOOKS
JOANNE MIYANG CHO. Co-edited with David Crowe, Germany and China: Transnational
Encounters since the Eighteenth Century (New York: Palgrave MacMillan, 2014)
BOOK CHAPTERS
JOANNE MIYANG CHO. “The Privileged Place of China in Albert Schweitzer’s Politics of
Civilization,” in Germany and China: Transnational Encounters since the Eighteenth Century,
ed. Joanne Miyang Cho and David Crowe (New York: Palgrave MacMillan, 2014), pp. 177194.
JOANNE MIYANG CHO (with David Crowe). “Introduction,” in Germany and China:
Transnational Encounters since the Eighteenth Century, ed. Joanne Miyang Cho and David
Crowe (New York: Palgrave MacMillan, 2014), pp. 1-18.
NEICI ZELLER. “Zones of Tolerance, Sites of Resistance: Military Control of Prostitution
during the U.S. Occupation of the Dominican Republic, 1916-1924,” in Prostitution: Eine
Begleiterin der Menschheit (Prostitution: A Companion of Mankind), ed. Frank Jacob
(Frankfurt/New York: Peter Lang, 2015).
REFEREED ARTICLES
YINGCONG DAI. “The Qing Military in the Nineteenth Century: Introduction from the
Editor,” Journal of Chinese Military History (Brill), Volume 4:2 (2015): 1-4.
TERENCE FINNEGAN. “Politics of Defiance”: Uncovering the Causes and Consequences of
Lynching and Communal Violence” Journal of American History 2014 101 (3): 850-851.
LUCIA MCMAHON. ‘Memorials of Exemplary Women are Peculiarly Interesting’: Female
Biography in Early National America,” Legacy 31:1 (2014): 52-57
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PEER REVIEWED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
JOANNE MIYANG CHO. “Hermann von Keyserling’s Idea of Japan: Japan as a Consummate
Imitator,” Asian German Studies Panel, Thirty-Eight German Studies Association Annual
Conference (October 2014, Kansas City, MO).
THEODORE F. COOK. "Defending a Japanese 'Bastion' in Wartime: Soldiers' Perspectives"
presentation at the "Cultures in War: Combatants, Islanders, and Settlers in the Pacific War
and After" Conference sponsored by the Northern Marianas Humanities Council on Saipan,
Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas on 14 June 2014.
SUSAN DINAN. “Ordered and Disordered Eating in Early Modern Europe”
June 2015, Attending to Early Modern Women, Milwaukee, WI
“Sessions in Honour of Barbara Diefendorf: Gender and Religion”
October 2014, Sixteenth Century Study Conference, New Orleans, LA
DAVID KOISTINEN. “Offshoring and the New Global Production Systems in Historical
Context” (with Ken Lipartito), at a conference on Capitalism and the Corporation: Today
and Yesterday, at Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, October 24, 2014.
“Offshoring, Outsourcing, and Global Production Systems in Historical Context” (with Ken
Lipartito) at the Research Seminar of the Institute for Applied Economics, Global Health,
and the Study of Business Enterprise, Johns Hopkins University, April 16, 2015.
“The Origins of Offshoring: Electronics Manufacturing by U.S. Multinationals in Low-Wage
Countries during the 1960s” at the annual meeting of the Business History Conference,
Miami, Florida, June 27, 2015.
LUCIA MCMAHON. “Reconstructing the Fragments of Miss Elizabeth Smith,” Southern
Association for Women Historians Conference, Charleston, SC. June, 2015.
“Uncommon Sweetness and Superior Talents: The Literary Reputation of Elizabeth Smith, a
Learned Lady.” Joint Conference of the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and
Culture/Society of Early Americanists, Chicago, IL. June, 2015.
Panel Commentator, “Rumor, Gender, and Interracial Relationships in the Early Republic.”
Annual Conference of the Society for Historians of the Early American Republic (SHEAR),
Philadelphia, PA. July, 2014.
GEORGE ROBB. Presented a paper on World War I Memorials in March 2015 at the Middle
Atlantic Conference on British Studies in Baltimore.
NEICI ZELLER. Paper presented at the American Association for the History of Medicine,
New Haven CT, April 30-May 3, 2015. Panel: Conflict and Control: Nursing in the Caribbean,
1898-1961; paper title: “Convenient Service: Dictatorship, Modernization and Nursing in
the Dominican Republic, 1930-1961”
Latin American Studies Association, San Juan Puerto Rico, May 26-31, 2015. Panel: Las
Ocupaciones Militares Norteamericanas y su Impacto en los Sistemas Educacionales de las
Antillas; paper title: “Normalismo y Hostosianismo: De la pedagogía a la política en
República Dominicana, 1880-1924”
LECTURES, TALKS, INTERVIEWS
THEODORE F. COOK. "Imagining the War to Come: Fantasies of War before 1914," in the
Commemorating the Centennial of the First World War Lecture Series, Department of
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History, William Paterson University, January 28, 2015.
"The ‘World War’ through Japanese Eyes— Lessons and Legacies," for presentation at “The
Great War Begins: Military Operations 1914-1915,” New York Military Affairs Symposium,
New York, NY, October 17-18, 2014.
"Memory Wars in Global History" a Special Panel at the American Historical Association
(AHA) Annual Meeting on Friday, January 2, 2015.
JOHN LIVINGSTON. A lecture to the AUB community on science and Islam (6/2015)
a talk to the Muslim Students Association on the Arab reaction to Zionism prior to the Great
War (11/2014)
a talk to my research on science in modern Muslim society (4/2015)
LUCIA MCMAHON. May 2015: Book Talk for Mere Equals: The Paradox of Educated Women
in the Early American Republic, Litchfield Historical Society, Litchfield, CT
GEORGE ROBB. Keynote speaker at the annual New Scholars’ Conference, Drew University
in June 2015.
“Who Could Vote at Downton Abbey?” at the public libraries in Parsipanny, Warren
Township, Rockaway Township, Washington Township, and Chatham.
“Propaganda and World War I” at the Morristown and Pequanock public libraries.
FORTHCOMING BOOKS
SUE BOWLES. God and Seapower: The Influence of Religion on Mahan (Naval Institute Press,
Sept. 2015)
YINGCONG DAI. The White Lotus War in Late Imperial China (under contract with the
University of Washington Press).
JOHN LIVINGSTON. Rise of Science in Islam and the West: From Shared Heritage to Parting
of the Ways, 8th to 19th centuries (forthcoming with Ashgate)
Jihad for Science: The Challenge of Modernity in the Muslim World, 1850 to the Arab
Spring (forthcoming with Ashgate)
FORTHCOMING BOOK CHAPTERS
JASON AMBROISE. “Ethno-Class Man and the Racial Inscription of the ‘Criminal’: The
Formation of Criminology, Revisited” in Black Knowledges/Black Struggles: Essays in
Critical Epistemology, ed. Jason Ambroise and Sabine Broeck (Liverpool, UK: Liverpool
University Press, in press, 2015).
JOANNE MIYANG CHO, “Hermann von Keyserling’s View of Japan: A Nation of Consummate
Imitators” in Transnational Encounters between Germany and Japan: Perception of Affinity in
the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries (New York: Palgrave-MacMillan, forthcoming in
2015).
(with Lee M. Roberts and Christian W. Spang), “Introduction,” Transnational Encounters
between Germany and Japan: Perception of Affinity in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
(London and New York: Palgrave-MacMillan, forthcoming in 2015).
SUSAN DINAN. “Nursing as a Vocation or a Profession? Women’s Status and the Meaning of
Healing in Early Modern France and England,” Without Solemn Vows: Devout Laywomen before
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and after Trent, edited by Alison Weber. Aldershot: Ashgate.
NEICI ZELLER. “Blacks and Puerto Ricans in the Bronx: Racial Change, Population Growth
and Residential Mobility, 1940-1970.” Article in Brian Purnell, ed. Beyond the Burning:
Blacks and Puerto Ricans in the Bronx Since World War II. New York: Fordham University
Press.
FORTHCOMING EDITED BOOKS
JASON AMBROISE. co-edited with Sabine Broeck, Black Knowledges/Black Struggles:
Essays in Critical Epistemology (Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, forthcoming 2015).
JOANNE MIYANG CHO. co-edited with Lee M. Roberts and Christian W. Spang
Transnational Encounters between Germany and Japan in the Nineteenth and Twentieth
Centuries (New York: Palgrave MacMillan, forthcoming 2015).
GEORGE ROBB. edited a special issue of the journal Historical Reflections/Reflexions
Historiques about the legacy of World War I (forthcoming in Summer 2016).
FORTHCOMING REFEREED ARTICLES
LUCIA MCMAHON. ‘To Detail the Incidents of Such a Life’: The Life and Writings of Louisa
Catherine Adams,” forthcoming in Reviews in American History.
MOLLY O’DONNELL. An article for the Journal of Namibian Studies.
GEORGE ROBB. A review essay on three books for the Journal of Women’s History.
CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION: MODERATORS, COMMENTATORS
JOANNE MIYANG CHO. Moderator at an Asian German Studies Panel, Thirty-Eighth
German Studies Association Annual Conference (September 2014, Kansas City, MO).
GEORGE ROBB. chaired a conference session in November 2014 at the World War I Legacy
Conference at Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia.
chaired a session in April 2015 at the Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies
Conference in Atlanta.
WORKSHOPS
THEODORE F. COOK. The Politics of Memory in Global Context, a series of workshops
sponsored by Columbia:
"Remembering the Past in Public," 9/11 Memorial Museum auditorium, 180 Greenwich
Street, NY, NY, November 4, 2014.
"Critics and Analytics: Presentation of the Past in the 9/11 Museum," 918 International
Affairs Building, Columbia University, November 5, 2014.
"Global Think-in: Remembering Across Time: Psychological Studies of the Two World
Wars in Transgenerational Memory," at the Columbia Global Centers / Europe Paris,
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France January 8, 2015
"The Politics of Memory in East Asia and Eastern Europe Today," Columbia University
Committee on Global Thought, Columbia University, Feb. 27, 2015,
"East Asian Historical Thought in Comparative Perspective: What History Is, Knows, Does:
The West," at The Weatherhead East Asian Institute, Columbia University, December 3,
2014.
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
SUE BOWLES. A book contract for God and Seapower: The Influence of Religion on Mahan,
Naval Institute Press.
JOANNE MIYANG CHO. Co-editor for a book series, Palgrave Series in Asian-German
Studies, Palgrave MacMillan
Co-editor for an edited book, Transnational Encounters between Germany and Japan:
Perceptions of Affinity in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, with Palgrave MacMillan.
THEODORE F. COOK. A book contract (co-authored with Haruko Taya Cook). A follow up
to our memory/ oral history Japan at War: An Oral History (The New Press). The working
title is Understanding Japan's War: Inside the Japanese Experience, 1937-1945 and Beyond.
A book contract for The Japanese Army, 1870-1945 (Routledge Press, in the Routledge-Oxford
University Nissan Centre Series in Japanese Studies).
YINGCONG DAI. A book contract for The White Lotus War in Late Imperial China (University
of Washington Press).
JOHN LIVINGSTON. A book contract for Rise of Science in Islam and the West: From Shared
Heritage to Parting of the Ways, 8th to 19th centuries, Ashgate.
Jihad for Science: The Challenge of Modernity in the Muslim World, 1850 to the Arab Spring
(under contract with Ashgate)
GEORGE (DEWAR) MACLEOD. A book contract for “Beyond Bridge and Tunnel: A History
of New Jersey’s 20th Century Music Scenes,” Rutgers University Press.
CONTRACTS AND BOOK PROPOSAL SUBMISSIONS
JOANNE MIYANG CHO. Book proposal, “Transnational Encounters between Germany and
Korea,” submitted to Palgrave Macmillan.
Book proposal, “Gendered Encounters between Germany and Asia,” submitted to Palgrave
MacMillan.
GEORGE ROBB. Book manuscript submitted to Columbia University Press.
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LANGUAGES AND CULTURES
Octavio de la Suaree, Chair
BOOKS
FRANKLIN RODRIGUEZ. Roberto Bolaño: el investigador desvelado. Literary Criticism.
Editorial Verbum, Madrid. April 2015. 336 pages.
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BRUCE WILLIAMS and KEUMSIL KIM YOON. Two Lenses on the Korean Ethos: Key Cultural
Concepts and Their Appearance in Cinema. McFarland Books. January 2015.
REFEREED ARTICLES
OCTAVIO DELASUAREE. “Saul y Tula: Dos heroes tragicos en el drama cubano”, Circulo:
Revista de Cultura (Volumen XLIII, 2014). Cedar Grive, NJ, pp. 56-65.
“Mientras pasan los poetas”, Circulo Poetico ( XLIII, 2013). Cedar Grove, NJ, pp. 7-12.
ELLEN FRYE. “La coherencia de las trinidades de metáforas místicas en El castillo interior.»
La identidad de la mística: Fe y experiencia de Dios.” Ed. Francisco Javier Sancho. Ávila,
España: Universidad de la Mística, 2014. 861-75.
HIDEO WATANABE. “Western Contributors to the Modernization of Meiji Japan: Hepburn
and Verbeck,” Japan Studies Review, a journal of Florida International University. Volume
18, Published in 2014.
“James Curtis Hepburn: His Contributions to Japan” in the second edition of Philia-Nipponica:
An Historic Guide to Philadelphia & Japan フィラデルフィアと日本を結ぶ歴史的絆 (One
article in English and one article in Japanese), a journal of Japan American Society of
Greater Philadelphia. Published in March 2015.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
HARUKO COOK. "The Meaning of 'Saipan' in Creating Japanese War Memory" at the
Conference "Cultures in War: Combatants, Islanders, and Settlers in the Pacific War and
After" sponsored by the Northern Marianas Humanities Council, on Saipan, June 14,
2014.
"Memory Wars in Global History" a Special Panel at the American Historical Association
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(AHA) Annual Meeting on Friday, January 2, 2015 as part of an "all star" (if you pardon the
lack of humility) panel discussing current issues in the roiled history of war and the place
of memory in shaping international relations in East Asia, but also in other regions of the
world.
OCTAVIO DELASUAREE. “Notas sobre el culto a la ceiba ancestral afrocubana”. XXXIII
Circulo de Cultura Panamericano Summer Convention. Salon “Felix Varela”. Miami, FL, July
2014.
“Entre la realidad y el ensueño: El poético viaje en paracaídas de Tomas Transtromer”.
XLIV Circulo de Cultura Panamericano Convention. William Paterson University,
November 2013.
ELLEN FRYE. “Saved by Soliloquies: Enrico in Tirso’s El condenado por desconfiado”;
Association for Hispanic Classical Theater Conference, El Paso, TX, March 2015.
“Cervantes en pointe: Choreographing Don Quijote as a Ballet”; International Conference on
“Recreaciones quijotescas y cervantinas en las artes,” Pamplona, Spain, December 2014.
“The Innatist Collection of Second Langauge Acquistion Theories in the Language
Classroom”; American Institute of Higher Education 9th International Conference,
Arlington, VA, November 2014.
GRISEL MADURO. "Transgresiones a los cánones fundacionales en La casa de la loca de
Marta Aponte Alsina" Circulo de Cultura Panamericano XLX. Congreso Anual, New Jersey,
November 2014.
"El sujeto femenino en el universo imaginario de Los derrotados de Cesar Andreu Iglesias"
Puerto Rican Studies Association 11th Biennial Conference, Denver, Colorado, October 2014.
MARIA TAJES. “Pisar por primera vez o desgastar los zapatos: los hijos de emigrantes en
Las mujeres inglesas destrozan los tacones al andar de Almudena Solana” LI Congreso
Anual del Círculo de Cultura Panamericano. November 2015.
“Pisar por primera vez o desgastar los zapatos: los hijos de emigrantes en Las mujeres
inglesas destrozan los tacones al andar de Almudena Solana” LI Congreso Anual del Círculo
de Cultura Panamericano. November 2015.
GLADYS VEGA. “Engaging STEM Teachers in Language Development and Literacy Practices
for English Learners.” STEM and Education Conference Proceedings. Hawaii University
International Conferences. Oahu, Hawaii. June 2014.
LECTURES AND INTERVIEWS
HARUKO COOK. “Open Letter in Support of Historians in Japan” initiative, April 2015.
OCTAVIO DELASUAREE. “Respuesta al Dr. Enrique del Risco a su discurso de entrada a la
Academia de la Historia de Cuba (Exilio), Salon de Ex_Presos Politicos Cubanos, Union City,
NJ, June 2014.
FRANKLIN RODRIGUEZ. Paseo por “el puto planeta tierra”: El territorio literario de Roberto
Bolaño. Rutgers/Newark, November 2014.
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FORTHCOMING WORKS AND PRESENTATIONS
OCTAVIO DELASUAREE. presenting at CCP Summer Convention in Florida in July 2015 on
a book by writer Josefina Leyva. presenting at CCP Convention in November 2015 on Alina
Galliano’s latest poetry book.
ELLEN FRYE. Reflexiones cervantinas en un poema inglés de Andrew Marvell».
Forthcoming in a volume of essays. Ed. Carlos Mata Induráin. Pamplona, España:
Universidad de Navarra, 2015.
The Communicative Function of Dramatic Devices in Early Peninsular Drama, Book
(forthcoming)
PROPOSALS, GRANTS RECEIVED, CONTRACTS SIGNED
HARUKO COOK. Contract signed with The New Press to be co-authored with Theodore F.
Cook as a follow up to our memory/ oral history Japan at War: An Oral History. Fall 2015.
ELLEN FRYE. “From Spanish Page to New York Stage: Cervantes and Don Quijote on
Broadway and as a Ballet”.
HIDEO WATANABE. Applied for ARAAS 44 which will be held at University of Pittsburgh
Oct. 9-11, 2015. Proposal is “Turning Strangers into Friends in 19th Century Japan.”
BRUCE WILLIAMS. “Albanian Cinema: From Isolation to Transnationalism.” Book
manuscript under contract with Intellect Press, United Kingdom. Estimated date of
delivery—October, 2015.
“Chronicle of a Rift Reread: The Discourse of Nostalgia in Kujtim Çashku and Piro
Miulkani’s Face to Face. Article submitted to refereed journal.
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PHILOSOPHY
Barbara Andrew, Chair
REFEREED PAPERS
STEPHANIE RIVERA BERRUZ. “Inhabiting Philosophical Space: Reflections from the
Reasonably Suspicious.” Hypatia. 29.1 (Winter 2014): 182-188.
ERIC STEINHART. Naturalistic theories of life after death. Philosophy Compass, 1-14. DOI:
10.1111/phc3.12193. 2014.
ELIZABETH VICTOR. Scientific research and human rights: A response to Kitcher on the
limitations of inquiry. Science and Engineering Ethics 20 (4): 1045-1063. DOI:
10.1007/s11948-013-9497-5 (Available electronically Nov 2013).
BOOK CHAPTERS
PETE MANDIK. “Conscious-state Anti-realism.” In: Munoz-Suarez, C. and De Brigard, F
(eds.). Content and Consciousness Revisited: With Replies by Daniel Dennett. Berlin: Springer.
2015.
ERIC STEINHART. “Philosophy of religion.” In Prof. Wesley Wildman (Ed.) Philosophy of
Religion. Online at philosophyofreligion.org. Non-refereed. 2015.
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
PETE MANDIK. “What’s It Like When Your Eyes Move?” In Schwenkler, J. (ed.) Symposium
on Wayne Wu’s “Against Division: Consciousness, Information, and the Visual Streams”,
Brains: A Group Blog on Topics in the Philosophy and Science of Mind.
ERIC STEINHART. Précis of Your Digital Afterlives. Institute for Ethics and Emerging
Technologies. http://ieet.org/index.php/IEET/more/steinhart20140611 Non-refereed,
2014.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
MARIE FRIQUEGNON. “Personal Identity, Rebirth and Primordial Wisdom.” Fordham
Conference in Medieval and Ancient Philosophy, October 2014.
“Buddhism and Truth” American Philosophical Association Philadelphia, December 2014
DANIEL KOLAK. “A Philosophy for the Philosophy of History: the Collingwood
Connection” at the Vatican, September 2014, at the Institut International de Philosophie
Entretiens de Rome.
PETE MANDIK. “Metaphysical Daring as a Posthuman Survival Strategy” Presented in
Philitechia, The 2014 Hermanns Lectures, departments of English and Philosophy at
University of Texas, Arlington. October 2014.
“Color Qualia” Part of the invited symposium on philosophy for cognitive scientists at the
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meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology in New Orleans, LA. April
2015.
“The Myth of Color Sensations, Or: How Not to See a Yellow Banana.” Presented to the
CUNY Graduate Center Cognitive Science Symposium and Discussion Group. July 2014.
STEPHANIE RIVERA BERRUZ. “The Inadequate and Indispensable: Latin American
Philosophy and European Thought.” Continental and Comparative Philosophy Circle,
University of Iceland. May 2014.
“From Africa to Latin America: Convergences of Intellectual Coloniality.” Philosophy Born of
Struggle Conference, October 2014.
ELIZABETH VICTOR. “(Mis)Characterizations of Vulnerability: The Distorting Effects of
Policy and Law on the Lives of Persons.” Advancing Public Philosophy Conference (San
Francisco, CA), June 2015.
“Ethical bargaining and parental exclusion: A clinical case analysis” at the International
Conference of Clinical Ethics Consultation (Manhattan, NY), May 2015 and Canadian
Bioethics Society (Winnipeg, Canada), May 2015.
“Too cute to shoot? The kakapo and conservation” Society for Philosophy in the
Contemporary World Group Session at the APA Eastern Division Meeting (Philadelphia,
PA), December 2014.
“Inhospitable healthcare spaces: Why training on LGBTQIA issues is not enough.”
American Society for Bioethics and Humanities (San Diego, CA), October 2014.
OTHER PRESENTATIONS
STEPHANIE RIVERA BERRUZ. Guest Lecture on Latina/o Identity in Richard Huizar’s Latin
American Politics Course, Spring 2014.
PETE MANDIK. “Metaphysical Daring as a Posthuman Survival Strategy” Presented in A
Night of Philosophy, a 12-hour 7pm-7am event at the French Embassy, Fifth Avenue, New
York, NY. April 24-25, 2015.
“This Is This Is Philosophy of Mind” Skype presentation of my 2013 book, This Is Philosophy
of Mind: An Introduction, with Alexis Phillipous’ philosophy class at Walington High School
for Girls, London UK (December 17, 2014)
“On Conspiracy Theories and Shit Happening.” Google Hangouts presentation of 2007
article, “Shit Happens,” with Moti Mizrahi’s epistemology class at St. John’s University,
Queens, NY. April 17, 2015.
ERIC STEINHART. Précis of Your Digital Afterlives. Institute for Ethics and Emerging
Technologies. http://ieet.org/index.php/IEET/more/steinhart20140611 Non-refereed,
2014.
“Hartshorne and Polytheism”, 2015 Whitehead Conference, Scheduled 6 June 2015.
“The Span of Infinity”, The Helix Center, New York, 25 October 2014.
“Your Digital Afterlives,” Philosophy Department, Dartmouth College, 17 October 2014.
ELIZABETH VICTOR. “Vulnerability and (In/Ex)clusion of prisoners in medical research.”
Invited presentation at the American Society for Value Inquiry Group Session at the APA
Eastern Division Meeting (Philadelphia, PA), December 2014.
Invited Commentary on Govind Persad’s “The medical cost pandemic”. American
Philosophical Association Eastern Division Meeting (Philadelphia, PA), December 2014
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Comments on Sophia Stone’s “The elusive objectivity of humor research”. Lighthearted
Philosophers’ Society Annual Meeting (Galveston, TX), October 2014.
MEDIA
PETE MANDIK. Co-host of the philosophy and science podcast, SpaceTimeMind
spacetimemind.com (March 2014 – present); podcast publishes twice-monthly hour-andhalf long episodes; during the present academic year episodes #s 9 through 26 were
produced.
ERIC STEINHART. Interviewed by Prof. Helen de Cruz for Prosblogion.
Interviewed by Prof. Pete Mandik for SpaceTimeMind. 15 April 2015. Online at
http://www.spacetimemind.com/blog/2015/4/15/your-digital-afterlives-with-ericsteinhart
Interviewed by Prof. Carrie Figdor for New Books in Philosophy. 15 November 2014.
Online at http://newbooksinphilosophy.com/2014/11/15/eric-steinhart-your-digitalafterlives-computational-theories-of-life-after-death-palgrave-macmillan/
Polytheism and Process Theology https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTcQp1bTKHA
A Naturalistic Cosmological Argument https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfDB35y-5Z0
GRANTS
Rivera Berruz, Stephanie. HSS Summer Research Grant.
Victor, Elizabeth. HSS Summer Research Grant.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE
Arnold Lewis, Chair
BOOKS
MICHAEL PRINCIPE. BILLS OF RIGHTS: A COMPARATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS, 3rd
Ed. Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt Pub., e-book. 2014
EDITED BOOKS
MICHAEL THOMPSON. Constructing Marxist Ethics: Critique, Normativity, Praxis. Leiden:
Brill. 361pp. 2015
BOOK CHAPTERS
MICHAEL THOMPSON. “Philosophical Foundations for a Marxian Ethics,” in M. Thompson
(ed.) Constructing Marxist Ethics: Critique, Normativity, Praxis. Leiden: Brill (2015): 235265.
“Spatial Structure and the Pathologies of Public Reason: Toward a Critical Theory of
Space,” in James Glass and Diana Boros (eds.) Re-Imagining Public Space: The Frankfurt
School in the Twenty-First Century. New York: Palgrave-MacMillan (2014): 141-162.
REFEREED ARTICLES/PAPERS
RICHARD HUIZAR. “Surviving Privatization in the era of neo-liberalism: A case study of
Mexico’s oil company (PEMEX).” The Extractive Industries and Society 2 (2015): 339-351.
MICHAEL THOMPSON. “Realism as Anti-Reification: A Defense of Lukács’ Aesthetic
Theory.” Jahrbuch der Internationalen Georg-Lukács-Gesellschaft, vol. 14 (2014): 177-196.
“The Base-Superstructure Hypothesis and the Foundations of Critical Theory.” Current
Perspectives in Social Theory, vol. 32 (2014): 161-194.
“Axel Honneth and the Neo-Idealist Turn in Critical Theory.” Philosophy and Social
Criticism, vol. 40, no. 8 (2014): 779-799.
NON-REFEREED ARTICLES/PAPERS
STEVE SHALOM. “‘NYT’ perpetuates myth Israel was ‘fighting for its very survival’ during
1967 war,” Mondoweiss, Jan. 29, 2015, http://mondoweiss.net/2015/01/perpetuatesfighting-survival (also on ZNet, and New Politics online).
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“Thirteen arrested as protesters tell Senators Menendez and Booker: ‘No more blank check
for Israel’s crimes,’” Mondoweiss, Aug. 29, 2014,
http://mondoweiss.net/2014/08/thirteen-protesters-senators.html (also on Israeli
Occupation Archive, ZNet, and New Politics online).
“Michael Walzer’s Defense of Israel’s Crimes,” New Politics online, Aug. 4, 2014 (also on
Israeli Occupation Archive and Znet).
OTHER
STEVE SHALOM. “Ferguson and Staten Island: Exemplars of America’s Racialized
Capitalism” (editorial, with Dan La Botz and Julia Wrigley), New Politics, Vol. XV, No. 2, pp.
3-4. Winter 2015.
“Syria and the Left: Interview with Yassin Al Haj Saleh” (interview by me), New Politics, Vol.
XV, No. 2, pp. 79-82. Winter 2015.
PRESENTATIONS/LECTURES
FANNY LAUBY. Panelist, “The DREAMers: Public Representations, Political Voices, and
The Fight for Legality,” Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society in New York,
NY. February 2015.
JOHN MASON. Panelist, MPPIA – Critical Policy Perspectives Roundtable: “Challenges to the
Liberal World Order, Austerity, Failed States and Immigration.” William Paterson
University, April 2015.
Panelist, MPPIA – Critical Policy Perspectives Roundtable: “Climate Change, Evidence and
Causes.” William Paterson University, November 2014.
STEVE SHALOM. “The Way Forward to Change the World: A Political System for a Good
Society.” Talk given to the Central Jersey Coalition against Endless War, Highland Park, NJ,
April 11, 2015.
“Palestine vs Israel: History of the Conflict,” talk (with John Livingston) for the Muslim
Student Association, WPU, November 2014.
CAROLE SHEFFIELD. “Rape Persists: Rape-Supportive Myths.” Presentation for WP
Sociology Club and Feminist Collective, March 2015.
AARON TESFAYE. Panelist, MPPIA – Critical Policy Perspectives Roundtable: “Challenges to
the Liberal World Order, Austerity, Failed States and Immigration.” William Paterson
University, April 2015.
MICHAEL THOMPSON. Panelist, MPPIA – Critical Policy Perspectives Event: “Climate
Change, Evidence and Causes.” William Paterson University, November 2014.
“The Common Interest in an Age of Economic Inequality: The Radical Challenge of
Republican Political Thought.” Public Lecture delivered at the Center for Writers and
Scholars, New York Public Library, New York City. June 2014.
“Social Ontology and Social Power: Toward a General Theory of Domination.” Paper
presented at the Third Annual Symposium on New Directions in Critical Theory, Dept.
Sociology, Iowa State University, Ames, IA. May 2015 (Invited).
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JURIED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
FANNY LAUBY. “Challenges in Policy Implementation: The Case of Deferred Action for
Childhood Arrivals.” Paper presented at the Midwestern Political Science Association
Annual Conference in Chicago, IL. April 2015.
“Leaving the “Perfect Dreamer” Behind: Controlling Policy Image in Immigration
Reform.” Paper presented at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting
in Washington, D.C. August 2014.
RICHARD HUIZAR. “Degrees of privatization in Mexico and Argentina’s oil sector.” Paper
presented at the Midwest Political Science Association Conference in Chicago, Illinois. April
2015.
RYAN REBE. “Sleepy Affairs or Partisan Slugfests? District Court Campaign Rhetoric in a
Post-White Environment.” Paper presented at the Northeastern Political Science
Association Annual Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts. November 2014.
AARON TESFAYE. “China in Ethiopia, Paper Presented at the African Studies Association,
Baltimore, MD. November 2014.
MICHAEL THOMPSON. “The Common Good as a Normative Scheme for Social Justice.”
Paper presented at the conference, “The Good Life Beyond Growth,” Institut für Soziologie,
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität, Jena, Germany. May 2015.
“Social Ontology and Contemporary Political Philosophy.” Paper presented at the Annual
Meeting of the Midwestern Political Science Association, Chicago, Ill. April 2015.
“Machiavelli, Rousseau and the Republican Politics of Wealth.” Paper presented at the
Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Political Science Association, Chicago, Ill. April 2015.
“The Principle of Critique as a Unifying Dimension in the Social Sciences.” Paper presented
at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Sociological Society, Kansas City, MO. March 2015.
“The Rise of the Neo-Hobbesian Conception of Man: A Critique of Neoliberal Epistemology.”
Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Political Science Association, New
Orleans, LA. January 2015.
“Reified Intersubjectivity: A Critique of Postmetaphysical Thinking.” Paper presented at the
School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK. November 2014.
“One-Dimensional Rationality and the Critique of Pragmatic Reason.” Paper presented at
Herbert Marcuse and the Legacy of One-Dimensional Man, Columbia University, New York
City. September 2014.
“Marcuse contra Habermas: On the Persistent Relevance of One Dimensional Man.” Paper
presented at the Simpósio Internacional de Teoria Crítica: 50 Years of One-Dimensional
Man, Universidade Estadual de Maringá, Maringá, Brazil, July 2014. (Invited).
“Reification: Reconstruction and Extension of a Concept.” Paper presented at the Bi-Annual
Meeting of the International Sociological Association. Yokohama, Japan. July 2014.
“False Consciousness as a Defective Form of Social and Moral Cognition.” Paper presented
at symposium on Hegemony, False Consciousness and Domination, Dept. Sociology, John
Jay College, CUNY. New York City. June 2014.
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INTERVIEWS
CAROLE SHEFFIELD. Interviewed on the NFL/Ray Rice & Domestic Violence for “The Brian
Kenny Show” on NBC Sports Talk Radio. Sept. 10, 2014. Note: The talk-show host
contacted Prof. Sheffield because his daughter (a senior at Sarah Lawrence University)
recommended he refer to Prof. Sheffield’s scholarship/publications in this area.
Interviewed on the topic of Domestic Violence by WPU TV. October 2014.
WARTYNA DAVIS Interviewed in Bergen Record, January 8, 2014. “ ‘Selma,’ opening in
North Jersey Friday, resonates with current issues”
WORKSHOPS
CHRISTINE KELLY. Organizer/Developer of the “Civic Engagement Lab” – Faculty
Immersion Workshop. June 2015.
FANNY LAUBY. Participant, “Innovations in State Government Immigrant Policy in New
York and Illinois.” Workshop organized by the Rockefeller Institute of Government at
SUNY Albany. April 2015.
SCHOLARLY APPOINTMENTS/SERVICE
MAYA CHADDA. Appointed Visiting Fellow at the Observer's Research Foundation in New
Delhi, India. Spring 2015.
AARON TESFAYE. Fulbright Specialist in Political Economy, Comparative Politics, Public
Policy 2014-2019. Eligible to teach by invitation under the Fulbright program at any
international institution.
WARTYNA DAVIS. Committee chair, Cultural Diversity, Council of Colleges of Arts and
Sciences.
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PSYCHOLOGY
Kate Makarec, Chair
BOOKS
THOMAS HEINZEN., Lilienfeld, S., and Nolan, S. A. The Horse That Won’t Go Away: Clever
Hans, Facilitated Communication, and the Need for Clear Thinking. New York: Worth
Publishers, 2015.
w/ Nolan, S. A. Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences. New York: Worth Publishers, 2015, 3e.
JAN MOHLMAN., Deckersbach, T., and Weissman, A. S. From Symptom to Synapse: A
Neurocognitive Perspective on Clinical Psychology (Ed. Volume). New York:
Routledge, 2015.
BOOK CHAPTERS
THOMAS HEINZEN., Landrum, R. E., Gurung, R. A., and Dunn, D. S., “Game-Based
Assessment: The Mashup We’ve Been Waiting For.” Gamification in Education and
Business. Eds. T. Reiners and L. C. Woods. New York: Springer Publishing, 2015.
W/ MICHAEL GORDON., Landrum, R. E., Gurung, R. A., Dunn, D. S., and Richman, S. “A
Parallel Universe: Psychological Science in the Language of Game Design.”
Gamification in Education and Business. Eds. T. Reiners and L. C. Woods. Switzerland:
Springer International Publishing, 2015:133-149. Print.
JAN MOHLMAN., Beaudreau, S. A., and Price, R. B. “Anxiety in Cognitively Intact Older
Adults.” Symptom to Synapse: A Neurocognitive Perspective on Clinical Psychology.
Eds. J. Mohlman, T. Deckersbach, and A. S. Weissman. New York: Routledge, 2015.
“Integrating Brain and Body Measures with the Study of Psychological Disorders.” w/
Deckersbach, T., and Weissman, A. S. From Symptom to Synapse: A Neurocognitive
Perspective on Clinical Psychology. Eds. J. Mohlman, T. Deckersbach, and A. S.
Weissman. New York: Routledge, 2015.
DAVID RIVERA., Nadal, K.L., and LeRoy, M. “HIV and STI Prevention among LGBT College
Students” Understanding HIV and STI Prevention for College Students. Eds. L. Wilton,
R.T. Palmer, and D.C. Maramba. New York: Routledge, 2014: 98-117.
REFEERED PAPERS
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JANE AUSTIN., Rini, C., Wu, L., Winkel, G., Valdimarsdottir, H., Stanton, A.L., Isola, L.,
Rowley, S., and Redd, W. H. “Harnessing Benefits of Helping Others: A Randomized
Controlled Trial Testing Expressive Helping to Address Survivorship Problems after
Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant.” Health Psychology 33.12 (2014): 1541-1551.9.
doi: 10.1037/hea0000024.
AMY LEARMONTH., Cuevas, K. and Rovee-Collier, C. “Deconstructing the Reactivation of
Imitation in Young Infants.” Developmental Psychobiology, 57 (2015): 497-505.
PEI-WEN MA., CARRIE MASIA WARNER., Brice, C., Okazaki, S., Ma, P-W., Sanchez, A., and
Esseling, P. “Social anxiety and Mental Health Service Use among Asian American
High School Students. Child Psychiatry and Human Development (2014). doi:
10.1007/s10578-014-0511-1
PEI-WEN MA., Desai, U., George, L., SanFilippo, A., and Varon, S. K. “Managing Family
Conflict over Career Decisions: The Experience of Asian Americans.” Journal of Career
Development 41 (2014): 487-506.
“Ecological Risk and Protective Factors of Depression and Anxiety among Low-Income
Chinese Immigrant Youth.” w/ Yeh, C. J., Liao, H-Y., Okubo, Y., Shea, M-Y., Kim, A. B.,
and Atkins, M. Asian American Journal of Psychology 5 (2014): 190-199.
CARRIE MASIA WARNER., Reigada, L.C., McGovern, A., and Tudor, M. E. “Collaborating
with Pediatric Gastroenterologists to Treat Co-Occurring Inflammatory Bowel
Disease and Anxiety in Pediatric Medical Settings.” Cognitive and Behavioral Practice
21 (2014): 372–385.
“Types of Parental Involvement in CBT with Anxious Youth: A Preliminary Meta-Analysis.”
w/Manassis, K., Lee, T. C., Bennett, K., Zhao, X. Y., Mendlowitz, S., Duda, S., Saini, M.,
Wilansky-Traynor P., Baer, S., Barrett, P., Bodden D., Cobham,V. E., Dadds, M. R.,
Flannery-Schroeder, E., Ginsburg, G., Heyne, D., Hudson, J. L.,. Kendall, P. C., Liber, J.,
Masia Warner, C., Nauta, M. H., Rapee, R.M., Silverman, S., Siqueland, L., Spence, S.
H., Utens, E., and Wood, J. J. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 82 (2014):
1163-1172.
“Effectiveness of the Skills for Academic and Social Success (SASS) with Portuguese
Adolescents.” w/ Vagos, P., and Pereira, A. International Journal of Group
Psychotherapy 65 (2014):135-147.
SOYON RIM., Amit, E., Fujita, K., Trope, Y.,Halbeisen, G., and Algom, D. “How Words
Transcend and Pictures Immerse: On the Association Between Medium and Level of
Construal.” Social Psychological and Personality Science 6 (Mar. 2015): 123-130.
KATHLEEN TORSNEY. “Muddy Waters: The Diagnosis of Neurodevelopmental Disorders.”
PsychCRITIQUES 60.8 (2015): Article 7.
NON-REFEREED PAPERS
THOMAS HEINZEN. Game-based assessment: Two practical justifications. New York:
Aspiring Minds, 2014. Assess 2014. Retrieved from aspiringminds.com/
pages/assess/2014.
JURIED PRESENTATIONS
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JANE AUSTIN., Williamson, T. J., Stanton, A. L., Valdimarsdottir, H. B., Wu, L. M., and Rini, C.
R. “Helping Yourself by Helping Others: Mediators of an Expressive Helping
Intervention in Predicting Psychological Adjustment to Hematopoietic Stem-Cell
Transplant.” Annual meeting of American Psychosomatic Society, Savanah: GA. Mar.
2015. Poster Presentation.
“The Effect of Peer Support Writing on Positive and Negative Affect Following
Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplant.” w/ Williamson, T. J., Stanton, A. L.,
Valdimarsdottir, H. B., Wu, L. M., and Rini, C. R. Social Personality and Health Network
Preconference, Long Beach: CA. Feb. 2015. Poster Presentation.
BRUCE DIAMOND., Magou, S., Van Clef, K., Stanfield, B., Mondragon, A., DiMeglio, S.,
Chuplis, S., and Poquette, J. “How Depressed are College Students and Why Does It
Matter?” Eastern Psychological Association, Philadelphia: PA. Mar. 2015. Poster
Presentation.
“Face Processing and Executive Function in Autism and in Healthy Participants.” w/
Stanfield, B., Magou, S., Van Clef, K., Mondragon, A., DiMeglio, S., Chuplis, S., and
Poquette, J. Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA), Hilton Head: SC. Mar. 2015.
Poster Presentation.
ELIZABETH HAINES., “Sticky Gender Stereotyping: The Perseverance of Gender Bias Over
Time, at Work, at Home, and in the Mirror.” Eastern Psychological Association,
Philadelphia: PA. Mar. 2015. Symposium Chair.
“The Times They Are A-Changing .. Or Are They Not? A Comparison of Components of
Gender Stereotypes, 1983 to 2014.”w/ Lofaro, N. , Mericle, C. Schroder, K, and
Deaux, K. Eastern Psychological Association, Philadelphia: PA. Mar. 2015.
Presentation.
“Addressing the Needs of Teaching Faculty within SPSP.” w/ Leary, M. Society for
Personality and Social Psychology, Long Beach: CA. Feb. 2014. Presentation.
THOMAS HEINZEN., with Nolan, S., Silvestri, A., Fisher, P., Teague, S., Drout, C. E., Gera, D.,
Patel, K, T., and Vigorito, C. “Rethinking the Purposes and Requirements of
Undergraduate Internships.” Council of Undergraduate Psychology Programs
(CUPP), Eastern Psychological Association, Boston: MA. Mar. 2015. Peer-Reviewed
Presentation.
“Students May Prefer a Game-Based Degree Audit System.” w/ Shipway, B., Kim, T. Agrusti,
T., Salazar, A., and Grady, T. Eastern Psychological Association, Philadelphia: PA.
Mar. 2015. Peer-Reviewed Presentation.
“Fat Points and Game Mechanics (When the Points Don’t Matter, They Really Do.)” w/
Salazar, A., Shipway, B., Agrusti, T., Kim, T. and Grady, T. Eastern Psychological
Association, Phildephia: PA. Mar. 2015. Peer-Reviewed Presentation.
“What Would Game-Based Higher Education Look Like and Feel Like?” w/ Shipway, B., Kim,
T. Agrusti, T., Salazar, A., and Grady, T. Farmingdale Teaching of Psychology
Conference, Westchester: NY. Mar. 2015. Peer-Reviewed Presentation.
“Fat Points and Game Mechanics (When the Points Don’t Matter, They Really Do.)” w/
Salazar, A., Shipway, B., Agrusti, T., Kim, T. and Grady, T. The 2nd Annual CUNY
Games Festival, CUNY Graduate Center, New York: NY. Jan. 2015. Peer-Reviewed
Presentation.
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“Calling All Gamers: What Would a Gamified University Look Like?” w/ Salazar, A., Kim, T.,
Agrusti, T., Shipway, B., and Grady, T. Greater New York Conference on Behavioral
Research, Marymount College, New York City: NY. Nov. 2014. Peer-Reviewed
Presentation.
“Two STEM Pioneers in Behavioral Statistics: Florence Nightingale and Stella Cunliffe.” The
National Meeting of the American Psychological Association, Orlando: FL. Aug. 2014.
Peer-Reviewed Presentation.
“Game-Based Assessment: Two Practical Justifications.” New York: Assess 2014, KDD
Annual Computer Science Conference. Aug. 2014. Peer-Reviewed Presentation.
“The Social Psychology of Moral Panics: The Salem Witch Trials and the False Charges of
Child Sex Abuse in Edenton, NC.” CHEIRON: The International Society for the History
of Behavioral and Social Sciences, 46th Annual Meeting, Hood College, Frederick:
MD. 19-22 June 2014. Peer-Reviewed Presentation.
CHRISTIAN HOLLE., DiMeglio, S., Manzetti, N., and Mondragon, A. “Personality and College
Major Selection within the Sciences.” Eastern Psychological Association Conference,
Philadelphia: PA. Mar. 2015. Poster Presentation.
“The Relationship between Personality and Perceived Stress Among Undergraduate College
Students.” w/Garner, J., Shenderovich, T., Negasi, M., Kowalsky, B., and Kulhanjian, L.
Eastern Psychological Association Conference, Philadelphia: PA. Mar. 2015. Poster
Presentation.
W/ THOMAS HEINZEN. “Legal Cheating.” The Society for the Teaching of Psychology
(formerly Best (Practices), Atlanta: GA. Sept. 2014. Peer-Reviewed Presentation.
W/ NATALIE OBRECHT., Manzetti, N., DiMeglio, S., Link, A., and Oganesova, M.
“Impassioned State of Hunger and the Zero-Price Effect.” Association for
Psychological Science Conference, New York City: NY. May 2015. Poster
Presentation.
AMY LEARMONTH., and Jaime, T. “Decision Making in Two Groups of Adolescents:
Framing Effect and GPA.” Association for Psychological Science, New York: NY. May
2015. Peer-Reviewed Presentation.
“How Does This Lion roar? Four-Year-Olds Remember Elements but Not Associations.” w/
Lloyd, M.E., Jaime, T., Caltabellotta, N. and Itjen, S. Eastern Psychological Association,
Philadelphia: PA. Mar. 2015. Poster Presentation.
W/ MICHAEL GORDON., Kobylarz, D., and Caltabellotta, N. “Assessment of Emotional
Expression (AMEE).” 10th Annual meeting of the International Society for
Developmental Psychobiology, Washington: D.C. 13 Nov. 2014. Poster Presentation.
GLORIA LEVENTHAL., and Goldsberry, B. “Ethical Decision Making and Behavior in College
Student.” Eastern Psychological Association, Philadelphia: PA. Mar. 2015. Poster
Presentation.
“Unethical Behavior and Affect in College Students.” Association for Psychological Science,
New York: NY. May 2015. Poster Presentation.
PEI-WEN MA., and Hutchinson, M. “Perception of Black Women: Do Stereotypes Influence
Perceived Effectiveness of Communication Style?” Annual Convention of the
American Psychological Association, Washington: DC. Aug. 2014. Poster
Presentation.
KATHERINE MAKAREC., “A Chairperson’s Perspective.” Teaching of Psychology: Ideas
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and Innovations, Tarrytown: NY. Mar. 2015. Peer-Reviewed Paper.
CARRIE MASIA WARNER., Brice, C., Moceri, D. C., Mufson, L., Lynch, C., Klein, R., and
Sanchez, A. “CBT for Social Anxiety Disorder Delivered by School Counselors:
Preliminary Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial.” Association for Behavioral
and Cognitive Therapies 48th Annual Convention, Philadelphia: PA. Nov. 2014.
Symposium Presentation.
“School-Based Intervention Sustainability: A Pilot Test of School Counselor Skill Retention
Using a Knowledge Test and Role-Play Assessments.” w/ Schnorrbusch, C.,
Oganesova, M., Lynch, C., Abbato, R., Chevere, C., and Brice, C. Association for
Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies 48th Annual Convention, Philadelphia: PA. Nov.
2014. Poster Presentation.
NATALIE OBRECHT., “Reliance on Affective Intuition Predicts Base-Rate Neglect.” w/
Chesney., D. L. Meeting of the Association for Psychological Science, New York: NY.
2015. Poster Presentation.
“Comparing Executive Function in Sequential and Simultaneous Bilinguals.” w/ Al-Jaye, E.
Meeting of the Association for Psychological Science, New York: NY. 2015. Poster
Presentation.
“Gender and Body Language on Perceived Competence.” w/ Cruz, K. and D’Argenio, L.
Meeting of the Association for Psychological Science, New York, NY. 2015. Poster
Presentation.
“Type A Personality Predicts High Workload and Stress, but Less Procrastination.” w/
DiMeglio, S. Meeting of the Association for Psychological Science, New York: NY.
2015. Poster Presentation.
“Mastery-Approach Goals Predict Student Expectations and Achievement in Mathematics.”
w/ Ginart, M. Meeting of the Association for Psychological Science, New York: NY.
2015. Poster Presentation.
“Aggression in the Media and School Motivation Predict Aggression in Real Life.” w/
Vanderhoof, N. H. Meeting of the Association for Psychological Science, New York:
NY. 2015. Poster Presentation.
“Evaluating Arguments Prompts People to Use Base-Rate Information rather Than
Stereotype Information.” w/ Chesney, D. L. Meeting of the Society for Judgment and
Decision Making, Long Beach: CA. 2014. Poster Presentation.
SO YON RIM., Amit, E., Fujita, K., Trope, Y.,Halbeisen, G., Algom, D., Garner, J., and
Heitmuller, C. “How Words Transcend and Pictures Immerse: On the Association
Between Medium and Level of Construal. 27th Annual Conference of the Association
for Psychological Science, New York: NY. May 2015. Poster Presentation.
DAVID RIVERA., “Ethnic and Racial Designation for Latina/o Americans: A Methodological
Problem.” Latina/o American “What are We?”: An updated conversation About Race
and Ethnicity, National Multicultural Conference and Summit, Atlanta: GA. Jan. 2015.
Paper Presentation.
“Margins of the Margins: Diversity within the Racial and Ethnic LGBT population.” w/
DeBlaere, C. Symposium Co-Chair. National Multicultural Conference & Summit,
Atlanta: GA. Jan. 2015. Symposium Discussant.
“Microaggressions in Everyday Life: Clinical and Institutional Implications.” w/ Watkins
Jackson, N.L. American Psychological Association, Washington: DC. Aug. 2014. Half31
Day Continuing Education Presentation.
“Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Race: The Implications of Multiple Marginalized
Identities.” w/ DeBlaere, C. Symposium Co-Chair. American Psychological
Association, Washington: DC. Aug. 2014. Symposium Discussant.
INVITED LECTURES
LAURA CRAMER-BERNESS., “The Challenges and Triumphs of Parenting a Child with a
Chronic Illness.”, Mental Health Education Series, Princeton Nassau Pediatrics,
Princeton: NJ. June 2015. Invited Lecture.
“Sadness or Something More? Recognizing and Understanding Depression in
Children.” Mental Health Education Series, Princeton Nassau Pediatrics, Princeton: NJ.
May 2015. Invited Lecture.
“When It's Not Just Anxiety: Understanding the Relationship Between Anxiety and Other
Disorders.” Montgomery Township School District Special Education PTA (SEPTA),
Skillman: NJ. May 2015. Invited Lecture.
"’iPhones, iPads, iTouch….iCrazy!’ What Parents Really Need to Know About Technology
Usage by Children and Adolescents.” Mental Health Education Series, Princeton Nassau
Pediatrics, Princeton: NJ. Apr. 2015. Invited Lecture.
“Help for Managing (and Enjoying!) The Toddler Years.” Mental Health Education Series,
Princeton Nassau Pediatrics, Princeton: NJ. Mar. 2015. Invited Lecture.
“ADHD in Children: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options.” Mental Health
Education Series, Princeton Nassau Pediatrics, Princeton: NJ. Feb. 2015. Invited
Lecture.
“When Worry Takes Over: Understanding Anxiety in Children.” Mental Health Education
Series, Princeton Nassau Pediatrics, Princeton: NJ. Jan. 2015. Invited Lecture. (*This was
presented two times in January due to popular demand.)
MICHAEL GORDON., “Speech Recognition with Emotionally-Expressed Visual and Acoustic
Signals.” James Madison University, Harrisonburg: VA. 16 Mar. 2015. 16. Invited
Lecture.
“Neuroscience of Free-Will.” University of the Pacific, Stockton: CA. 29 Jan. 15. Invited
Lecture.
ELIZABETH HAINES., “The Social Perception of Cool: Beyond Likability and Competence.”
26th annual Duck Conference on Social Cognition, Buck Island: NC. Jun. 2015.
Invited Lecture.
“The prioritization model of gender stereotyping.” Winter Social Psychology Conference,
Park City: UT. Jan. 2015. Invited Lecture.
“Negative Effects of Unconscious Bias Training.” Neuroleadership Institute National
Conference, New York: NY. Nov. 2014. Invited Lecture.
NEIL KRESSEL., “Muslim Antisemitism and the Conspiracy of Silence.” Swampscott: MA. 3
Nov. 2014. Invited Lecture Sponsored by the Lappin Foundation.
“What Americans Know about World Affairs and Why It Matters.” Hobbyists, Ridgewood
First Presbyterian Church, Ridgewood: NJ. 19 Nov. 2014. Invited Lecture.
AMY LEARMONTH., “Imitation and ASD: Is There a Video Deficit?” Research and
Scholarship Day, William Paterson University, Wayne: NJ. Apr. 2015. Invited
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Workshop and Lecture.
“Imitation, Touchscreens and ASD: Can Video Speak the Language of Autism?” First
Children School, Fanwood: NJ. 28 May 2015. Invited Lecture.
CARRIE MASIA WARNER., and Lynch, C. “Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents.”
New York City Public School, AmeriCorps Volunteers, New York: NY. Nov. 2014.
Invited Address.
DAVID RIVERA., “Microaggressions & Mental Health.”20th Annual Black Solidarity
Conference at Yale University, New Haven: CT. Feb. 2015. Invited Workshop.
“Race, High Achieving College Students and Mental Health.” Center for the Study of Race
and Ethnicity in America, Brown University, Providence: RI. Oct. 2014. Invited
Panelist.
“Applying College Student Development Theory to Postsecondary Design and Services.”
33rd Annual Conference, Council for Opportunity in Education, Washington: DC.
Sept. 2014. Invited Workshop.
“Microaggressions: How to Handle the New Face of Discrimination” Maryland Association
of Human Rights Agencies, Baltimore: MD. Aug. 2014. Keynote Speaker.
CONTRIBUTED LECTURES
MICHAEL GORDON., Kobylarz, D., Ataucusi, A., and Suwangbutra, J. “We Got the Beat:
Absolute Rhythm Perception in a Listening Task.” Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic
Society, Long Beach: CA. 12 Nov. 14. Paper Presentation.
“Affective Influences on Musical Memories.” w/ Ataucusi, A. Annual Auditory Perception,
Cognition, and Action Meeting, Long Beach: CA. 20 Nov. 14. Poster Presentation.
“Musical Change Deafness Across Languages, Voices, and Reverb.” w/ Kobylarz, D.,
Ciccarelli, B., and Lucila, A. Annual Auditory Perception, Cognition, and Action Meeting,
Long Beach: CA. 20 Nov. 2014. Paper Presentation.
“Skull Music: Spectral Filtering by the Skull Influences Musical Listening Preferences.” w/
Suwangbutra, J., and Hall, M.D. Annual Auditory Perception, Cognition, and Action
Meeting, Long Beach: CA. 20 Nov. 14. Poster Presentation.
AMY LEARMONTH., Jaime, T., Caltbellotta, N., and Itjen, S., “Which Cat Said Meow? Binding
and Associative Memory in Four-Year-Old Children.” Research and Scholarship Day,
William Paterson University, Wayne: NJ. Apr. 2015. Poster Presentation.
“In Search of Mr. Smiley: Is an Indirect Cue Enough?” w/ Itjen, S., Caltabellotta, N.,
Shenderovich, T., and Russo, D. Research and Scholarship Day, William Paterson
University, Wayne: NJ. Apr. 2015. Poster Presentation.
JAN MOHLMAN., “Augmenting Cognitive Behaviour therapy with Physical Exercise for
Older Adults with Generalized Anxiety Disorder.” University of Bergen, Norway. 1
Jan. 2015. Two-Day Grant Development Workshop.
NATALIE OBRECHT., and Al-Jayeh, E. “Comparing Executive Function in Sequential and
Simultaneous Bilinguals.” Research and Scholarship Day, William Paterson
University, Wayne: NJ. Apr. 2015. Paper Presentation.
“Gender and Body Language on Perceived Competence.” w/ Cruz, K., and D’Argenio, L.
Research and Scholarship Day, William Paterson University, Wayne: NJ. Apr. 2015.
Poster Presentation.
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“Type A Personality Predicts High Workload and Stress, but Less Procrastination. w/
DiMeglio, S. Research and Scholarship Day, William Paterson University, Wayne: NJ.
Apr. 2015. Poster Presentation.
“Mastery-Approach Goals Predict Student Expectations and Achievement in Mathematics.”
w/ Ginart, M. Research and Scholarship Day, William Paterson University, Wayne:
NJ. Apr. 2015. Poster Presentation.
“Aggression in the Media and School Motivation Predict Aggression in Real Life.” w/
Vanderhoof, N. H. Research and Scholarship Day, William Paterson University,
Wayne: NJ. Apr. 2015. Poster Presentation.
INTERVIEWS
NEIL KRESSEL. “Hitler’s Public Support.” Multipart-Documentary, German Public
Television (ZDF). 15. Jan. 2015. Invited Television Interview.
“The Poetry of Witness.” Film Documentary on Poets’ Responses to Experiences of
Genocide and Mass Atrocities. Dec. 2014. Invited Television Interview.
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SOCIOLOGY
Jennifer Di Noia, Chair
BOOKS
KATHLEEN KORGEN. Ballantine, J. H., Roberts, K. A. Our social world: Introduction to
sociology. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Social issues and the workplace (2nd ed.). San Diego: Bridgepoint Education.
with White, J. M. The engaged sociologist: Connecting the classroom to the community (5th
ed). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. 2015
VINCE PARRILLO. Strangers to these shores. Boston: Pearson. 2014.
Understanding race and ethnic relations (5th ed.). Boston: Pearson. 2015.
EDITED BOOKS
KATHLEEN KORGEN. Race, policy, and multiracial Americans. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.
2015.
with White, S., White, J. M. Sociologists in action on inequalities: Race, class, gender and
sexuality. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. 2014.
The Cambridge handbook of sociology. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press.
2015.
BOOK CHAPTERS
GENNIFER FURST. Criminal justice studies. Cambridge University Sociology Handbook. (In
press).
Racial identity among multiracial prisoners in the color-blind era” with Kathleen Korgen for
Race Policy and Multiracial Americans. Bristol, CT: The Policy Press. (In press).
REFEREED ARTICLES
JENNIFER DI NOIA. Defining powerhouse fruits and vegetables: A nutrient density
approach. Preventing Chronic Disease, 11. 2014.
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Features of dietary support networks in economically disadvantaged youth. Health
Behavior and Policy Review, 2, 203-209. 2015.
with Byrd-Bredbenner, C. Determinants of fruit and vegetable intake in low-income
children and adolescents. Nutrition Reviews, 72, 575-590. 2014
DENIZ YUCEL. Downey, D. B., Condron, D. “Number of siblings and social skills revisited
among American fifth graders.” Journal of Family Issues, 36(2), 273-295. 2015.
with Ekici, T. “What determines religious and racial prejudice in Europe? The effects of
religiosity and trust.” Social Indicators Research, 122(1), 105-133. 2015
“What predicts egalitarian attitudes towards marriage and children: Evidence from the
European Values study.” Social Indicators Research, 120(1), 213-228. 2015.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
JENNIFER DI NOIA with Bhana, H., Islas, A., Paul, R., Rickards, A., Contento, I. R., Lee, H.
Food, Health & Choices (FHC): Using focus group data to determine effective family supports.
Poster presented at the Proceedings of the Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior,
Milwaukee, WI. June 2014.
with Burgermaster, M., Lee, H., Graziose, M., Koch, P., Contento, I. R., & Di Noia, J. Food, Health &
Choices (FHC): Fifth-graders' post-intervention meal and beverage patterns. Poster presented at
the Proceedings of the Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior, Milwaukee, WI. June
2014.
with Koch, P., Contento, I. R., Burgermaster, M. Food, Health & Choices: A retrospective
evaluation of changes in energy balance related behaviors (EBRBs). Poster presented at the
Proceedings of the Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior, Milwaukee, WI. June 2014.
with Lee, H., Koch, P., Contento, I. R., Mull, L., Abrams, E. Food, Health & Choices: Validation
of an audience response system (ARS)-delivered food and activity questionnaire for youth.
Poster presented at the Proceedings of the Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior,
Milwaukee, WI. June 2014.
JACOB FELSON. Reefer reformation: How and why have attitudes about marijuana changed
so dramatically over the last two decades? Paper presented at the annual meeting of the
Society for the Study of Social Problems. 2014.
GENNIFER FURST. Experiences of incarcerated multiracial males. Interdisciplinary Conference
on Race, Monmouth University, West Long Branch, NJ. April 2015.
Racial identity among multiracial prisoners. Eastern Sociological Society, New York, NY.
February 2015.
GENNIFER FURST and KATHLEEN KORGEN. On being multi-racial and incarcerated. Society
for the Study of Social Problems, San Francisco, CA. August 2015.
Can you be color-blind in prison? Paper presented at the Eastern Sociological Society
Conference, New York, NY. February 2015.
KATHLEEN KORGEN with Andrew, B., Davis, W., & Kelly, C. Reclaiming civil rights: College core
curriculum as democratic frontier. Eastern Region Campus Compact Conference, Jacksonville, FL.
October 2014.
Teaching intersectionality in a public sociology and civic engagement course. Society for the
Study of Social Problems, San Francisco, CA. August 2014.
KEUMJAE PARK with Frierson-Campbell, C. Cultural production in a third place: Musicking in
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a west bank conservatory. Presented at the International Symposium on the Sociology of Music
Education, Loyola University, New Orleans, LA. June 2015.
Comparative analysis of immigrant advocacy rends in the U.S. and South Korea. Annual
Meeting of the Easter Sociological Society, New York, NY. February 2015.
VINCENT PARRILLO. Hizmet schools in Christian and Muslim countries: A cross-cultural
comparison. Eastern Sociological Society annual meeting, New York, NY. February 2015.
MICHAEL SCHLOSSMAN. The ‘new interventionism’ and the contemporary juvenile justice
system’s approach to intensive community supervision. Invited Thematic Panel, Historical
Perspectives on Crime and Punishment II. American Society of Criminology Annual
Meeting, San Francisco, CA. November 2014.
CISP and the BARJ juvenile justice system’s attempt at behavior ‘change.’ Presentation before
the Community Intensive Supervision Program (CISP) Supervisor’s Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA.
July 2014.
DENIZ YUCEL. Exploring relationship instability across different unions. International
Organization of Social Sciences and Behavioral Research, Atlantic City, NJ. March 2015.
The effect of siblings on social capital among early adolescents. Paper presented at the
Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting. New York, NY. February 2015.
Do job characteristics matter? The effect of job characteristics on mental well-being and life
satisfaction. Paper presented at the Midwest Sociological Society Annual Meeting. Kansas
City, KS. March 2015.
Teaching social action. Panel presentation at the Midwest Sociological Society Annual
Meeting. Kansas City, KS. March 2015.
Job characteristics and relationship satisfaction among married individuals. Paper Presented
at the Sociologists for Women in Society Meeting, Washington, DC. February 2015.
Siblings, parents or friends? Their effects on life satisfaction among early adolescents. Regular
paper session, Mid-South Sociological Association Meeting, Mobile, AL. November 2014.
with Downey, D. B. When quality trumps quantity: Siblings and the development of peer
relationships. Regular paper session. American Sociological Association Meeting, San
Francisco, CA. August 2014.
with Vogt Yuan, A. Do siblings matter? The effect of siblings on socio-emotional development
and educational aspirations. Roundtable session. American Sociological Association
Meeting, San Francisco, CA. August 2014.
PUBLIC PERFORMANCES and PRESS
JENNIFER DI NOIA’S study published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
journal Preventing Chronic Disease was featured in over 400 television, print, radio and
online reports.
VINCE PARRILLO was Director of the musical, Kiss Me, Kate, Players Guild of Leonia, Civil
War Drill Hall Theater, October-November 2014.
VINCE PARRILLO’S documentary, Gaetano Federici: The Sculptor Laureate of Paterson,
was screened at the Paterson Falls Film Festival on June 14, 2015.
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS RECEIVED
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WENDY CHRISTENSEN was awarded a summer stipend from the College of Humanities
and Social Sciences Research Center to work on her book, Our Families, Your Freedom:
How Military Mothers Support and Challenge the U.S. War on Terrorism.
JENNIFER DI NOIA was awarded a $275,000 grant from the USDA/ARS Children’s Nutrition
Research Center to develop and test online nutrition education for women enrolled in the
Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC).
KEUMJAE PARK was the co-director of Fulbright-Hays Group Project Abroad grant (20132015). The grant supported a seminar trip to South Korea for 12 teachers and pre-service
teacher candidates. The candidates spent 4 weeks during July and August, 2014 to learn
Korean language, culture, and history, and observe Korea’s education system. In the spring
2015 semester, she also organized the Teaching Asia Conference. For this conference, she
was awarded, on behalf of WPU, a small grant by Association for Asian Studies Northeast
Asia Council Distinguished Speakers Bureau. The grant covers the honorarium for a
campus visit and lecture by a Distinguished Speaker with regional expertise. Thanks to this
grant, WPU was able to host a lecture by Professor Charles Armstrong of Columbia
University, a recognized expert in Korean history. Keumjae prepared the application and
the final report for this small grant.
VINCE PARRILLO received a $7,000 grant from the Alumni Association to cover film
editing expenses in spring 2015 for his documentary, Paterson and Its People. A $1,000
sociology graduate student scholarship was awarded to Betty Vivero from an endowed
fund that Vince created.
MICHAEL SCHLOSSMAN was among faculty in the Sociology Department who explored the
possibility of applying for a state juvenile justice grant to offer a juvenile justice concentration
within the Criminology major. Although the department decided not to pursue this grant,
Michael did background research on the types of juvenile justice concentrations and courses
offered in other universities.
DENIZ YUCEL was awarded Assigned Release Time (ART) for four semesters between fall 2015Spring 2017 for two simultaneous projects. Using data from the National Longitudinal Study
of Adolescent Health (ADD-Health), the first project explores the effect of quality of sibling
relationships on academic and social outcomes among adolescents. The second project
explores the effect of quality of sibling relationships on relationship outcomes among adults.
Deniz also received a Career Development Award from the College of Humanities and Social
Sciences.
WORKS FORTHCOMING
BOOKS
WENDY CHRISTENSEN. Our families, our freedom: How military mothers support and
challenge the U.S. war on terrorism.
KEUMJAE PARK and GABE WANG. Student research and report writing: From topic
selection to the complete paper. West Sussex, England: John Wiley & Sons. (In press).
GABE WANG. Population and socioeconomic development in China and India.
BOOK CHAPTERS
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JACOB FELSON. Quantitative methods. Chapter for the Handbook of Sociology, Oxford
University Press.
JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS
WENDY CHRISTENSEN. The black citizen-subject: African American single mothers and
military recruitment. Manuscript submitted for publication.
The politics of foot powder: Depoliticizing motherhood during wartime. Manuscript
submitted for publication.
Recruiting through mothers: You made them strong, we’ll make them army strong.
Manuscript submitted for publication.
JENNIFER DINOIA. with Cullen, K. W. Fruit and vegetable attitudes, norms and intake in
low-income youth. Health Education & Behavior. (In press).
with Gray, H. L., Burgermaster, M., Tipton, E., Contento, I. R., Koch, P. A. Intraclass
correlation coefficients for obesity indicators and energy balance related behaviors among
New York City public elementary schools. Health Education & Behavior. (In press).
JACOB FELSON. “The low-hanging fruit of technology in academe.” Academe. (In press).
Disparities in mental health by sexual orientation across neighborhoods and birthplaces of
New York City residents. Manuscript submitted for publication.
MICHAEL SCHLOSSMAN. The community intensive supervision program and the ‘new
interventionism’ in American juvenile justice. Manuscript in preparation.
“Tasting success” in the community intensive supervision program (CISP): Youths’
perspectives on “change.” Manuscript in preparation.
with Welsh, B. C. Searching for the best mix of strategies: Delinquency prevention and the
transformation of juvenile justice in the “get tough” era and beyond. Manuscript submitted
for publication.
GABE WANG. Human selfish nature, social consciousness and socioeconomic development.
Manuscript in preparation.
DENIZ YUCEL. The dyadic nature of relationships: Relationship satisfaction among married
and cohabitating couples. Manuscript submitted for publication.
with Yuan, A. V. Parents, siblings, or friends? Exploring life satisfaction among early
adolescents. Manuscript submitted for publication.
“When quality trumps quantity: Siblings and the development of peer relationships.” Child
Indicators Research. (In press).
“Predictors of marital satisfaction in North Cyprus: Exploring the gender effects.” Child
Indicators Research. (In press).
“Do siblings matter? The effect of siblings on educational aspirations and socio-emotional
development among early adolescents.” Journal of Family Studies. (In press).
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WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES
Arlene Holpp Scala, Chair
JURIED PRESENTATIONS
SREEVIDYA KALARAMADAM. "Whose “Interests” Are These Anyway? Civil Society,
Political Participation and the Public-Private Debate," National Women's Studies
Association annual conference. Nov 2014
ELENA SABOGAL. "Whose “Interests” Are These Anyway? Civil Society, Political
Participation and the Public-Private Debate," National Women's Studies Association annual
conference. Nov 2014
NON-JURIED PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED LECTURES
ARLENE SCALA. Invited lecturer: “Lesbian History, 1890-1949,” Butch Femme Society of
NYC, LGBT Center, NYC, September 17, 2014.
Invited lecturer: “Lesbian History, 1950-1990,” Butch Femme Society of NYC, LGBT Center,
NYC, October 15, 2014.
Invited organizer and panelist: “Trans 101,” Mercer Community
College, April 16, 2015.
Sermons: “The Many Faces of Love: Poetry and Prose,” UUCP, Englewood, May 31, 2015.
BOOK FORTHCOMING
SREEVIDYA KALARAMADAM. Gender, Governance, and Empowerment in India. London:
Routledge (forthcoming Fall 2015)
WORK IN PROGRESS
ARLENE SCALA. The Butch/Femme Society of New York City, 1989-Present: An Oral History.
Book.
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