Faculty
Trends
recent scholarship
of the JSU faculty
2008-2009
From the President…
Jacksonville State University is the largest concentration of “brain power”
in northeast Alabama. Our University represents the greatest concentration of faculty and staff who hold the highest academic credential in their
individual disciplines. This “cognitive complex” of experts is one reason
why our university has achieved more accreditations in academic disciplines than any other regional university in Alabama.
This second edition of Faculty Trends highlights our faculty’s academic
research, publications, presentations, performances, and service to our
community in the 2008-2009 academic year. This is our opportunity to
showcase the breadth and depth of faculty interest and accomplishment.
Through research, scholarship, and service, our faculty not only advance
knowledge and keep current in their disciplines, but also improve teaching and the experience of our students who are involved in research and
service.
We are proud of our faculty and want to share their accomplishments
with our friends and alumni. We encourage you to identify your own
interests within this listing of expertise and engage in the excellence that is
Jacksonville State University.
Sincerely,
William A. Meehan, Ed.D.
President
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Vice President for
Academic & Student
Affairs…
From the
At Jacksonville State University, academic research and scholarship are among our top priorities, and thanks to an outstanding faculty, this university is becoming more well-known
in those areas. In this second issue of Faculty Trends, we are proud to honor our faculty’s
recent scholastic accomplishments.
Each year, I have the privilege of reading through hundreds of pages of faculty portfolios, which include examples of the
publications, presentations and performances they participate in throughout the year — and each year, I am impressed.
Though I am no longer in the classroom, I personally aim to continue maintaining a high level of scholarship. As you turn
the pages of this publication, I know you will be as impressed as I am by the way our faculty also recognizes the importance
of continuing to make contributions to higher education through scholarly activities.
Dr. Rebecca Turner
From the Editor…
We are pleased to present this second issue of Faculty Trends. Its publication highlights recent
scholarship of the Jacksonville State University faculty. The record of that scholarship was derived from two sources: the quarterly reports of the Vice President for Academic and Student
Affairs to the Board of Trustees, which is a compilation of faculty activities provided by deans
and department heads; and the individual faculty members’ applications for Faculty Research
Awards presented at the spring Faculty Awards Ceremony.
Faculty Trends also recognizes JSU’s successful applicants for external grants and contracts and
the recipients of the Earlon and Betty McWhorter Outstanding Teacher Award, the Cleo and
Carla Thomas Community Education and Service Award, the Faculty Scholar Lecture Award,
and the Ray and Ruth Ringer Faculty Award.
Many hands were involved in publishing Faculty Trends. Thanks to Bethany Harbison Boulahanis for interviewing and
profiling faculty award recipients, Joe Delap and Lynn Varcak for help with the content, Erin Hill and Amanda Porter for
design and layout, Mary Smith and Graham Lewis for production, Steve Latham and Angie Finley for photography, and
Tim Garner for his marketing expertise and good advice throughout this project. Special thanks go to Dr. Rebecca Turner,
Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, who funded and supported Faculty Trends from its inception through
publication.
We are proud of our faculty and their accomplishments. We hope this publication encourages further achievement and
becomes an annual recognition of the JSU faculty.
William J. Hubbard
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Ray and Ruth Ringer Faculty
Award 2009
and Information Sciences in 1994, Dr. Francia has worked toward
becoming a better educator by actively researching and writing in the
field of computer science.
“As an educator, keeping current in your discipline is not only a
professional commitment but also an obligation to your students,”
Dr. Francia says. “And with the rapid advancement in the computing
discipline, we really do not have a choice but to keep up.”
The past sixteen years have been full ones for Dr. Francia. In addition to conducting countless research projects and publishing numerous papers, he was one of five national recipients of a Microsoft
Award in Innovation in Higher Education in 1996, represented JSU
as a Fulbright Scholar in Malta in 2007, helped create and maintain
a collaborative academic partnership with China’s Taizhou University,
and was the recipient of the Earlon and Betty McWhorter Outstanding Teacher Award in 2007.
He was in Bangkok, Thailand, working to establish an academic
partnership with Assumption University, when he received word
that he was the 2008 recipient of the Ray and Ruth Ringer Faculty
Award.
The Ray and Ruth Ringer Faculty Award, a University-sponsored,
faculty-administered program established in the Spring of 2008,
is designed to honor faculty who excel in the areas of scholarship
(including publications, presentations, etc.), community service from
direct involvement in organizations, clubs, or charities, and exemplary classroom teaching. This award can only be received once during
the faculty member's tenure at Jacksonville State University.
Hanging in Professor Guillermo Francia’s office is a small, framed
cross-stitch that reads “Fill your mind with the good in life, and
there will be no room for anything else.”
His mother hand-stitched the simple message long ago, but for Dr.
Francia, the words continue to hold as true as ever.
“Those are the words of wisdom that I live by every day of my life
and wish to share with my students,” Dr. Francia says.
For Dr. Francia, focusing on teaching, research and service is vital in
his effort to “fill his mind with the good in life.” Since joining Jacksonville State University’s Department of Mathematical, Computer
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“It was quite an honor to receive this award,” Dr. Francia says. “I am
quite fortunate to have been blessed with people who tirelessly motivated, encouraged, and assisted me, in one form or another, towards
achieving personal and professional growth.”
Dr. Francia says JSU has changed tremendously since his 1994
arrival. From the explosive growth of the university’s online course
offerings to an increased focus on collaborating with institutions
all over the world, JSU has been nimble in adapting to the rapidly
changing, technology-driven academic field, explains Dr. Francia.
Another important change Dr. Francia has witnessed is the closing
of the gap between departments and disciplines within the university
through active research collaboration. In fact, his current research on
community resiliency, regulatory compliance, critical infrastructure
protection and risk management involves professors from emergency
management, accounting, technology, criminal justice, geography
and economics.
“I can see on the horizon a scenario in which JSU is fully embracing
a ‘flat world’ of academic collaboration with institutions all over the
world,” Dr. Francia says. “That is exciting to me.”
Thomas Award For Outstanding
Community Education/Service 2009
Over the course of his own academic journey, Veasey was shaped
by a few great professors who encouraged him to work harder
and reach higher. Now he uses the principles he learned from
them to inspire his own students.
“I had some great teachers and mentors who were more interested in helping to create productive individuals than in receiving
a pay check, or ego enhancement,” Veasey explains. “I hope I
have imitated the best aspects of those professors that helped me
along the way.”
But for Veasey, the duties of being an educator do not end
outside the classroom doors. He is also passionate about serving
and educating the community that surrounds the university.
“The health and well-being of the university service area is
one part of the mission of the institution,” says Veasey. “From
President Meehan to every university employee, the health and
positive quality of life of the community is key to the future
growth and development of the university.”
As a young boy growing up in Tyler, Texas, Dr. Lawson Veasey
never imagined that years later he would find himself shaping
young leaders and educating the community in Jacksonville,
Alabama. He thought instead that he would find work in a local
oil field or factory.
But after joining the Louisiana Tech University basketball team
and enrolling in classes, Veasey, an avid reader, discovered that
he loved learning — and was quite good at it. After graduating
with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, he went on to earn a
Master of Arts in Political Science from Stephen F. Austin State
University, then a Master of Public Administration from Idaho
State University, and then a Doctor of Arts in Government from
Idaho State University.
Today, Veasey is Professor and Head of the Department of
Political Science and Public Administration at Jacksonville State
University, where he teaches organizational theory, finance,
and a seminar class in public policy analysis to students of the
master’s program in public administration.
One of the ways Veasey does his part is through his work with
the Community Development Institute, which he co-founded.
The institute, which began in Arkansas in 1987 and in Alabama
in 2007, is focused on “community betterment leading to socioeconomic improvement.” According to Veasey, the current recession has underscored the need for more development training in
the United States.
Veasey’s work in the community and in the classroom was
recognized by JSU in 2009, when he was presented the Cleo
and Carla Thomas Education and Service Award, a universitysponsored, faculty-administered program established in Spring
1999, that is designed to honor an outstanding faculty member
for his or her achievements in the area of education or service
to the civic community in the Jacksonville State University area.
Veasey has published numerous articles, book chapters, and
monographs concerning his interests in revenue and expenditure
issues and intergovernmental relations, and he remains actively
involved in the development process as both a practitioner and
academician.
He and his wife Lin have six children—Susie, Elizabeth, JT,
Wyatt, Virginia and Laurellei.
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Faculty Scholar Lecture Award 2009
In the classroom, Prudlo emphasizes the importance of
experiencing historical places to his students as well, and works
hard to create opportunities for them to do so. He recently took
five JSU students on a three-week trip to Rome, Italy, where they
stayed in apartments a few blocks away from Vatican City and
Rome’s metro.
While there, Prudlo lectured his students on walking tours and
says their discussions often crossed hundreds of years in just a few
steps. The students were greatly moved by being in the places that
he had lectured about in Alabama, and the trip was so successful
that Prudlo has another in the works for May of 2011.
“To stand in the place where the agricultural Romans first began
to build ships to fight maritime Carthage is very powerful,” Prudlo
explains. “To stand in front of the tombs of young British and
Americans from World War II, buried half-a-world away to defend
freedom — these are the things that can really teach.”
When not traveling the globe, one of Prudlo’s favorite classroom
courses is the two-semester History of Christianity class.
“Christianity has knitted together the disparate cultures of the
Jews, of Rome and of the Greeks,” Prudlo says. “It is a pleasure to
lead students through this fascinating history.”
For Dr. Donald Prudlo, teaching history is about much more than
paging through textbooks and assigning papers. He believes that
the best way to understand it is to explore the very places that
history was made.
“When one stands on a battlefield or in a cathedral, the sense of
historical reality and continuity just washes over you,” Prudlo
explains. “It gives one a sense of connectedness and rootedness.”
When Prudlo, an assistant professor of ancient and medieval
history at Jacksonville State University, began work on his book
The Martyred Inquisitor: The Life and Cult of Peter of Verona,
he did not just research from afar. He headed to Italy, Ireland,
England and Germany to pore over the medieval texts himself.
“One of the great things about being a medievalist is that almost
none of the sources are either edited or translated, so one has to
travel to Europe to do research,” says Prudlo.
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Prudlo credits his own talented professors at the University of
Virginia, the Notre Dame Graduate School of Christendom
College, and Christendom College for teaching him that
“getting by” is never enough. Today, he follows their example
and continues to expect and require excellence from his students,
while also staying active in the world of research.
His hard work paid off in 2009, when he was awarded the
Faculty Scholar Lecture Award, a university-sponsored, facultyadministered program established in 1998 that is designed to
honor an outstanding faculty member for research, publication or
other original work in his or her field.
“Knowing that this award was made by my colleagues was very
humbling,” Prudlo says. “It was a sincere honor.”
Prudlo and his wife, Therese, have three children, Monica, Eamon
and Peter.
Outstanding Teacher Award 2009
“I strongly believe that knowing what and how NOT to do
something is half of the battle,” Scremin explains. “But from my
good professors, I learned how teaching can inspire us to achieve
great things in life.”
In the fall of 2008, Scremin joined the faculty of Jacksonville
State University, as Assistant Professor in Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation and coordinator of the Master
of Public Administration with a concentration in athletic
administration program and began putting his ideas about
teaching to work. His student-centered teaching style is based
largely on the Golden Rule of doing unto others as he would
have others do unto him.
In 2009, his teaching efforts were recognized at the university’s
annual Faculty Awards Reception as he was presented The
Earlon and Betty McWhorter Outstanding Teacher Award.
This university-sponsored, faculty-administered program was
established in 1993 and is designed to honor an outstanding
teacher for his or her efforts in teaching.
Dr. Glaucio Scremin has always loved sports. Playing them,
watching them, talking about them — it didn’t matter, as long
as sports were involved. His passion for playing began early,
when he was a youngster playing soccer in Sao Paulo, Brazil,
dreaming of playing professionally. His soccer career ended in
college, but Scremin was not deterred and continued working to
find a career that incorporated his love for sports.
Scremin went on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Health
Sciences from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania and then
a Master of Sports Science in Sports Studies and Doctor of
Education in Sports Management from the United States Sports
Academy. While in graduate school, he realized that not only
did he love sports, but he had an interest in and an aptitude for
teaching and researching as well.
When Scremin was hired by JSU, he was also given the mission
of developing a master’s program in sport management for
the university. The program has already been approved as a
Class A teacher certification program in sport management,
and Scremin is now seeking approval for a Master of Science
in Sport Management from the Alabama Department of
Education. The program will have two concentrations,
Interscholastic Athletic Administration and Sport Marketing
and Administration, and if approved will launch in the spring of
2011.
“The chief objective of the proposed Master of Science in
Sport Management program at JSU is to provide the students
with the knowledge, skills and abilities required to meet the
job market in the sport industry,” Scremin explains. He hopes
that the program, once put into place, will successfully prepare
qualified sport managers to work in secondary school athletic
administration, as well as any segment of the sport industry.
Scremin is the son of Edevar and Lourdes Scremin, and he is
married to Stephanie Volpini.
Throughout his time as a student, Scremin says his professors—
both the good ones and and the bad ones—had a major
influence on his own future teaching style.
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External Grants & Contracts 2008-2009
Saffa Al-Hamdani
AL View Scholarship
$1000
Steve Armstrong
Greg Bonds
Vicky Brown
Vickie Brown
Vickie Brown
Thomas Baucom
Mark Fagan
Aaron Garrett
Becky Geyer
Shawn Giddy
James Green
Kelly Gregg
Beth Hembree
Harry Holstein
Gloria Horton/
Lisa Williams
Tim King
Tim King
Jane Kushma
Mark Meade
Linda Mitchell
Nixon Mwebi
Pat Shaddix
Alicia Simmons
Fred Smith
Joe Whitmore
Lisa Williams
Jan Wilson
Nouredine Zettili
SPE/SDE Demonstration Site
BCS Grant
Science in Motion
AMSTI Middle School Project
AMSTI
City of Smyrna
Training for AAA
GENEVOT-IV: X-TOOLSS
OVC Basketball Enhancement-Women’s
Bullet Proof Vests
OVC Basketball Enhancement-Men’s
NPS LRC Geological Mapping
Adv Education Nursing FY 2010
USDA 09-PA-1108-0105
JSU Writing Project
$15,000
$12,500
$405,000
$209,685
$1,870,010
$4,000
$20,000
$16,100
$6,500
$3,115
$6,500
$2,320
$28,036
$22,500
$46,000
PEPNet South
DSS Translator Interpreter Svc
CARRI Project
Holiday Darter
21st Century Learning Camp
ACS Project Seed 2009
SBI/SBDC Minority
Beyond Boundaries
BITE
JSU Bus Project
ADPH-CSEPP FY2010
TIMES 2
ImpactSeed FY 09-10
$59,606
$47,375
$189,404
$16,997
$17,500
$11,700
$30,000
$200,000
$3,000
$1,943,557
$91,000
$150,000
$165,000
Total
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$5,593,406
ARTS & SCIENCES
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Art
Ron Baker
Ron Baker, “Exhibit - Mixed Media Paintings,” 50th Annual Gadsden
Art Association Juried Exhibition, Gadsden, Alabama, 2009.
Diana Cadwallader
Diana Cadwallader, “Drawing on Alabama,” Exhibit at Biggin
Gallery, Auburn, Alabama, 2009.
Diana Cadwallader, “Exhibit at Still Point 1,” Still Point Gallery,
April 14-June 21, 2009.
Diana Cadwallader, Phil Kessler, and Jauneth Skinner, “Design
for Prada, Politics, or the Poverty Project: Defining the Focus
of a New MFA Degree in Visual Communication and Design
in an Economically Challenging Environment,” UCDA Design
Education Summit, Spring Hill College, Mobile, Alabama, May
28-30, 2009.
Doug Clark
Doug Clark, “Integrating Digital Into the Curriculum,”
2008 South Central Regional Conference of the Society for
Photographic Education, Memphis, Tennessee, October 2008.
Doug Clark, “Exhibit at Michael H. Kellicut International Photo
Show Through a Lens,” Arts League Museum, Half Moon Bay,
California, 2009.
Carter Osterbind
Carter Osterbind, Exhibit at 13th Friends of Pleiades Invitational
Show, New York, New York, December 30, 2008 - January 17,
2009.
Karen Henricks
Karen Henricks, “Alabama Angels in Art,” Longleaf Style. (Winter,
2008).
Karen Henricks, “Howard Finster: From God, Man of Visions,”
Long Leaf Style (Fall, 2008).
Karen Henricks, “Exhibited Two Pieces,” Arts Alive Exhibition,
Kennedy Douglas Center, Florence, Alabama, 2009.
Phil Kessler
Diana Cadwallader, Phil Kessler, and Jauneth Skinner, “Design
for Prada, Politics, or the Poverty Project: Defining the Focus
of a New MFA Degree in Visual Communication and Design
in an Economically Challenging Environment,” UCDA Design
Education Summit, Spring Hill College, Mobile, Alabama, May
28-30, 2009.
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Laverne Lombardi
Laverne Lombardi, “Handmade Basket,” Arts Alive Exhibition,
Kennedy Douglas Center, Florence, Alabama, 2009.
Steve Loucks
Steve Loucks, “Tall Spiral Pitcher,” Clay Times (September/
October 2008).
Steve Loucks, “Altered and Embellished with a Personal Touch,”
Exhibition at Arnold Gallery, Shorter College, Rome Georgia,
2008-2009.
Steve Loucks, “Exhibit at Magic City Art Festival,” Birmingham,
Alabama, 2009.
Allison McElroy
Allison McElroy and Anne Wedler, “Sketchbook Project,”
Exhibition at Art House Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia, 2009.
Allison McElroy, “Exhibit - Two Mixed Media Paintings,” 50th
Annual Gadsden Art Association Juried Exhibition, Gadsden,
Alabama, 2009.
Sarah Miles
Sarah Miles, “Three Photographs,” Across the Line Exhibition,
Mississippi State University, Starkville, Mississippi, 2009.
Sarah Miles, “Photograph,” Blind in One Eye Exhibition,
Ferguson Center Art Gallery, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa,
Alabama, 2009.
Jauneth Skinner
Diana Cadwallader, Phil Kessler, and Jauneth Skinner, “Design
for Prada, Politics, or the Poverty Project: Defining the Focus of
a New MFA Degree in Visual Communication and Design in an
Economically Challenging Environment,” UCDA Design Education
Summit, Spring Hill College, Mobile, Alabama, May 28-30, 2009.
Jauneth Skinner, “Exhibit at the Delta National Small Prints
Exhibition,” Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, Arkansas, 2009.
Jauneth Skinner, “Exhibit at the 32nd Bradley International Print
and Drawing Exhibition,” Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, 2009.
Jauneth Skinner, “Exhibit in Virtual Creativity, an Online
Exhibition,” The Artists Objective: The place for the Creative
Professional, 2009.
Anne Wedler
Anne Wedler, “Drawing,” Drawing From Perception Exhibition,
Dayton, Ohio, 2009.
Allison McElroy and Anne Wedler, “Sketchbook Project,”
Exhibition at Art House Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia, 2009.
Biology
Safaa Al-Hamdani
Saloua Lahlou and Safaa Al-Hamdani, “Influence of Light on
Adventitious Root Formation of the Oleander Plant,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
David Ponder and Safaa Al-Hamdani, “Comparison of Antioxidant Concentrations Between Kudzu and Selected Common
Food Sources,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Benjamin G. Blair
Benjie Blair, “Potodynamic Effects of In Vitro Phloxine B
Exposure to Tetrahymena pyriformis.” Southeastern Branch of
the American Society for Microbiology, Jacksonville, Florida,
November 6-8, 2008.
Benjie Blair, “Examination of Accelerating Voltage Effects on
Biological Structures Under Both Secondary Electron and
Backscattering Electron Detection with Scanning Electron Microscopy,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Janet E. Roberts, Benjie Blair, Robert E. Carter, Mijtaba Hamissou, and R. David Whetstone, “Comparative Surface Anatomy
of Prunus alabamensis and Prunus serotina,” 70th Association of
Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Kristen King, Damien Willis, Benjie Blair, Robert Carter, and
Christopher Murdock, “Methodology for the Rapid Detection
of the Bacterium Borelia lonestari in Amblyomma americanum in
East Central Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Damien Willis, Robert Carter, Christopher Murdock, and
Benjie Blair, “Effects of Prescribed Burning Regimes on Tick
Populations in the Talladega National Forest, Alabama,” 70th
Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Jasmine Olander, Benjie Blair, Mark Meade, and Christopher
Murdock, “The Effects of Probiotic Treatment on Growth and
Intestinal Microflora Composition in Nile Tilapia, Oreochromis
niloticus,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Cheryl L. Sesler, Lawrence K. Nelson, Benjie Blair, Mark
Meade, Christopher Murdock, Stephen Watts and Addison
Lawrence, “Molecular Analysis of Gulf Microflora from Sea
Urchins Grown in Open-System Environments Versus ClosedSystem Environments,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Samual Barron, Benjie Blair, Mark Meade and Christopher
Murdock, “Bacterial Diversity in Cave Soils from Blowing
Spring Cave (Lauderdale County, Alabama),” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham,
Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Jonathan Adams, Robert Carter, Christopher Murdock and
Benjie Blair, “Effects of Prescribed Burning Regimes on Small
Mammal Populations on the Talladega National Forest, Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Robert Carter
Janet E. Roberts, Benjie Blair, Robert E. Carter, Mijtaba Hamissou and R. David Whetstone, “Comparative Surface Anatomy
of Prunus alabamensis and Prunus serotina,” 70th Association of
Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Kristen King, Damien Willis, Benjie Blair, Robert Carter, and
Christopher Murdock, “Methodology for the Rapid Detection
of the Bacterium Borelia lonestari in Amblyomma americanum in
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East Central Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Taylor Robertson, and Robert Carter, “Anthropod Populations
of a Mountain Longleaf Pine Stand on the Talladega National
Forest, AL,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Damien Willis, Robert Carter, Christopher Murdock, and
Benjie Blair, “Effects of Prescribed Burning Regimes on Tick
Populations in the Talladega National Forest, Alabama,” 70th
Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Jonathan Adams, Robert Carter, Christopher Murdock and
Benjie Blair, “Effects of Prescribed Burning Regimes on Small
Mammal Populations on the Talladega National Forest, Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Christopher Edmondson, Robert Carter, Christopher Murdock
and George Cline, “Effects of Prescribed Burning on Herpetofaunal Populations of Talladega National Forest, Alabama,”
70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting,
Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Brett Macek, George R. Cline, and Robert E. Carter, “Analysis
of Southeastern Herpetological Communities: Salamanders,”
70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting,
Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
George R. Cline
James Rayburn, Bernice Moser, George Cline, and Mijtaba
Hamissou, “The Use of Pro Q Diamond Gel Stain for Detection
of Vitellogenin in Blood Plasma from Amphibians Exposed to
Selected Northeast Alabama Surface Waters,” SETAC, Tampa,
Florida, November 18-21, 2008.
Christopher Edmondson, Robert Carter, Christopher Murdock
and George Cline, “Effects of Prescribed Burning on Herpetofaunal Populations of Talladega National Forest, Alabama,”
70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting,
Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Brett Macek, George R. Cline, and Robert E. Carter, “Analysis
of Southeastern Herpetological Communities: Salamanders,”
70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting,
Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Mijitaba Hamissou
James Rayburn, Bernice Moser, George Cline, and Mijtaba
Hamissou, “The Use of Pro Q Diamond Gel Stain for Detection
of Vitellogenin in Blood Plasma from Amphibians Exposed to
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Selected Northeast Alabama Surface Waters,” SETAC, Tampa,
Florida, November 18-21, 2008.
Janet E. Roberts, Benjie Blair, Robert E. Carter, Mijtaba Hamissou,
and R. David Whetstone, “Comparative Surface Anatomy of Prunus
alabamensis and Prunus serotina,” 70th Association of Southeastern
Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Mijitaba Hamissou, “Molecular Analysis of a Plant Defense
Factor in Arabadopsis thaliana in Response to Simulated Insect
Feeding,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Erin Pentecost, Samantha Pesnell, David Ponder, and Mijtaba
Hamissou, “Investigation of the Effects of Shiitake Mushroom
Extract on the Induction and Growth of Tobacco Callus,” 70th
Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Mark Meade
Mark Meade and Joshua A. Turner, “Fish Assemblages in Urban
Streams Near Talladega National Forest, Alabama,” 25th Annual
Meeting of the Alabama Fisheries Association, Auburn, Alabama, February 23-25, 2009.
Jasmine Olander, Benjie Blair, Mark Meade and Christopher
Murdock, “The Effects of Probiotic Treatment on Growth and
Intestinal Microflora Composition in Nile Tilapia, Oreochromis
niloticus,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Cheryl L. Sesler, Lawrence K. Nelson, Benjie Blair, Mark
Meade, Christopher Murdock, Stephen Watts and Addison
Lawrence, “Molecular Analysis of Gulf Microflora from Sea
Urchins Grown in Open-System Environments Versus ClosedSystem Environments,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Samual Barron, Benjie Blair, Mark Meade and Christopher
Murdock, “Bacterial Diversity in Cave Soils from Blowing
Spring Cave (Lauderdale County, Alabama),” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham,
Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Mark Meade, and Joshua A. Turner, “Fish Assemblages in Urban
Streams Near Talladega National Forest, Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Joshua A. Turner, Mark Meade, and Greg Scull, “Status of the
Holiday Darter in Shoal Creek, Talladega National Forest,
Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Christopher Murdock
Jonathan Adams, Robert Carter, Christopher Murdock and
Benjie Blair, “Effects of Prescribed Burning Regimes on Small
Mammal Populations on the Talladega National Forest, Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Kristen King, Damien Willis, Benjie Blair, Robert Carter, and
Christopher Murdock, “Methodology for the Rapid Detection
of the Bacterium Borelia lonestari in Amblyomma americanum in
East Central Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Damien Willis, Robert Carter, Christopher Murdock and Benjie
Blair, “Effects of Prescribed Burning Regimes on Tick Populations in the Talladega National Forest, Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham,
Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Jasmine Olander, Benjie Blair, Mark Meade and Christopher
Murdock, “The Effects of Probiotic Treatment on Growth and
Intestinal Microflora Composition in Nile Tilapia, Oreochromis
niloticus,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Cheryl L. Sesler, Lawrence K. Nelson, Benjie Blair, Mark
Meade, Christopher Murdock, Stephen Watts and Addison
Lawrence, “Molecular Analysis of Gulf Microflora from Sea
Urchins Grown in Open-System Environments Versus ClosedSystem Environments,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Samual Barron, Benjie Blair, Mark Meade and Christopher
Murdock, “Bacterial Diversity in Cave Soils from Blowing
Spring Cave (Lauderdale County, Alabama),” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham,
Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Christopher Edmondson, Robert Carter, Christopher Murdock
and George Cline, “Effects of Prescribed Burning on Herpetofaunal Populations of Talladega National Forest, Alabama,”
70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting,
Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Christopher Murdock and Saloua Lahlou, “Cloning and Characterization of Gonadotropin Receptors from a Snake, Agkistrodon contortirx,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists
Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Li-Ju Chen, Susan M. Sewell, Frank A. Romano III and Christopher Murdock, “18s rRNA Analysis from the Tardigrade Dactylobiotus ambiguus,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists
Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
James R. Rayburn
James Rayburn, Bernice Moser, George Cline and Mijtaba
Hamissou, “The Use of Pro Q Diamond Gel Stain for Detection
of Vitellogenin in Blood Plasma from Amphibians Exposed to
Selected Northeast Alabama Surface Waters, ” SETAC, Tampa,
Florida, November 18-21, 2008.
Kristin D. Shirey, Sunde M. Jones and James R. Rayburn,
“Toxicity of Venom from Two Tarantula Species (Haplopelma
lividium and Grammostola rosea) on Embryo/Larvae of Xenopus
laevis,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Livia R. Cara, Kristen B. King, Lindsay M. Kirkland, James
R. Rayburn and Frank A. Romano III, “Comparison of Abundance of Marine Life Species at St. Andrews State Park and the
Dry Tortugas National Park,” 70th Association of Southeastern
Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4,
2009.
Sunde M. Jones, Kristin D. Shirey and James R. Rayburn. “The
Effects of Pine Tree Extract on Xenopus laevis,” Southeast Society
of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Columbus, Georgia, May, 2009.
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Kristin D. Shirey, Sunde M. Jones and James R. Rayburn,
“Toxicity of Venom from Two Tarantula Species (Haplopelma
lividium and Grammostola rosea) on Embryo/Larvae of Xenopus
laevis,” Southeast Society of Environmental Toxicology and
Chemistry, Columbus, Georgia, May, 2009.
Frank A. Romano III
Frank Romano III, “Workshop of Tardigrade Biology,” Sino-American Science Teaching Conference, Taipei, Taiwan, August, 2008.
Frank Romano III, “Undergraduate Research at Jacksonville
State University: Using Tardigrades,” Sino-American Science
Teaching Conference, Taipei, Taiwan, August, 2008.
Livia R. Cara, Kristen B. King, Lindsay M. Kirkland, James
R. Rayburn and Frank A. Romano III, “Comparison of Abundance of Marine Life Species at St. Andrews State Park and the
Dry Tortugas National Park,” 70th Association of Southeastern
Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4,
2009.
Susan M. Sewell and Frank A. Romano III, “Structure of a
Natural Population of Dactylobiotus ambiguus,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham,
Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Li-Ju Chen, Susan M. Sewell, Frank A. Romano III and Christopher Murdock, “18s rRNA Analysis from the Tardigrade Dactylobiotus ambiguus,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists
Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Ana C. Vallejo, Brett A. Macek, Christopher K. Edmondson
and Frank Romano III, “Water Quality and Habitat Assessment
of Houck Creek, Cleburne County, Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham,
Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Roger Sauterer
Roger Sauterer, “Basic Enzymology Using Tyrosinase and
DOPA Substrate: Potential and Pitfalls,” 70th Association of
Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Livia R. Cara and Roger Sauterer, “Preliminary Analysis of
Developing Frog Embryos to PCB-Contaminated Snow Creek
Water (Anniston, AL) by 2-D Gel Electrophoresis,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham,
Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Joshua Turner
Joshua Turner, Mark Meade, and Greg Scull, “Status of the
Holiday Darter in Shoal Creek, Talladega National Forest,
Alabama,” 70th Association of Southeastern Biologists Annual
Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
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Raymond D. Whetstone
Janet Roberts, Benjie Blair, Robert E. Carter, Mijtaba Hamissou and R. David Whetstone, “Comparative Surface Anatomy
of Prunus alabamensis and Prunus serotina,” 70th Association of
Southeastern Biologists Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1-4, 2009.
Criminal Justice
Richards P. Davis
Richards P. Davis, “Assessment and Evaluation Materials for
Managing Criminal Justice Organizations” in Managing Criminal Justice Organizations: A Resource Guide. (Cincinnati, Ohio:
Anderson Publishing, 2008).
Richards P. Davis, “Community Oriented Policing,” Alabama
Community Development Institute, Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama, October 27-31, 2008.
Ardie Jean Dial
Ardie Dial and Richard Kania, “Prosecutor Misconduct”
Chapter 8 in Justice, Crime and Ethics, 6th ed., ed. Michael C.
Braswell, Belinda R. McCarthy and Bernard J. McCarthy (Anderson/Lexis-Nexis, 2008).
Richard R. E. Kania
Richard R .E. Kania and Lyuba Pervushina, “Tony Hillerman’s Navajo Country Novels: American Indian Ethnicity and
Modern American Criminal Justice,” European Association of
American Studies, Oslo, Norway, May, 2008.
Richard R .E. Kania, Lyuba Pervushina and Anna Korshuk,
“Belarus and Human Trafficking: Apparent Success of a GetTough Policy,” Southern Criminal Justice Association, New
Orleans, Louisiana, October, 2008.
Richard R .E. Kania and Antoanela Dumitrascu, “Collections of
American Crime Writing,” Dunrea de Jos’ University of Galati,
Galati, Romania, October, 2008.
Richard R .E. Kania, “The 1932 Z. Smith Reynolds Homicide
Case: A Celebrity ‘Crime of the Century’ from North Carolina,”
Kaunas, Lithuania, October, 2008.
Richard R .E. Kania and Antoanela Dumitrascu, “On ‘Criminal’ Collocations,” International Conference on Translation
Studies, Galati, Romania, October, 2008.
Richard R .E. Kania and Lyuba Pervushina, “A Post-Release Program for Women Prisoners in Belarus,” Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences. Boston, Massachusetts, March, 2009.
Richard R .E. Kania and Antoanela Marta Dumitrascu, “Is Law
the Same for Everybody?” International Conference on British
and American Studies, Timisoara, Romania, May, 2009.
Characteristics: Revisiting a Set of Relationships From a Previous Generation,” A Critical Journal of Crime, Law, and Society
22, no. 1 (January, 2009).
Richard R .E. Kania, “Piracy and Islamic Host States,” Fifth
Irish Criminology Conference, Dublin, Ireland, June, 2009.
Vance McLaughlin and Wade C. Mackey, “Homicide and Punishment in Savannah: 1896 to 1903 and 1986 to 1993, and the
Murder of Black Women by Black Men,” Annual Meeting of
the Homicide Research Working Group, Huntsville, Texas, June
11-14, 2008.
Wade C. Mackey
Vance McLaughlin, “U.S. Fathers Enhance Their Children’s
Level of Literacy,” Transitions (May-June, 2007).
Vance McLaughlin and Wade C. Mackey, “Demographics
of the Upward-Trending Murder Rate in Buffalo, New York:
An Omen for the Future,” Mankind Quarterly 49, no. 1 (Fall,
2008).
Ronald Mellen and Wade C. Mackey, “Cranial Electrotherapy
Stimulation (CES) and the Reduction of Stress Symptoms in a
Sheriff’s Jail Security and Patrol Officer Population,” American
Jails 22, no. 5 (November-December, 2008): 32-38.
Wade C. Mackey and Ronald Immerman, “A Test of the TriversWillard Hypothesis with Three Samples of High-Achieving
Men: A Tenuous Fit for an Altricial, Fathering-Intensive Species,” Mankind Quarterly (Winter, 2008).
Vance McLaughlin and Wade C. Mackey, “Police-Caused
Homicides in the U.S. as a Function of Community Characteristics: Revisiting a Set of Relationships From a Previous Generation,” A Critical Journal of Crime, Law, and Society 22, no. 1
(January, 2009).
Ronald Mellen and Wade C. Mackey, “Reducing Sheriff’s Officers’ Symptoms of Depression Using Cranial Electrotherapy
Simulation (CES): A Control Experiment,” The Correctional
Psychologist 41, no. 1 (January, 2009): 9-15.
Vance McLaughlin and Paul H. Blackman, “Mass Legal Executions in the Dominion of New England,” Homicide Research
Working Group, Amherst, Massachusetts, June, 2009.
Vance McLaughlin and Paul H. Blackman, “The Execution
of Pirates in Colonial America,” Homicide Research Working
Group, Amherst, Massachusetts, June, 2009.
Vance McLaughlin, “Homicides Occurring in the United States
During 1894: An Exploratory Study,” Homicide Research
Working Group, Amherst, Massachusetts, June, 2009.
Nancy Bird Mellen
Ronald R. Mellen, Nancy Mellen and Janice Palmer-Shedd,
“Using Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation to Enhance Participation in a Court-Ordered Substance Abuse Treatment Program,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, Massachusetts, March, 2009.
Ronald R. Mellen
Ronald R. Mellen and Celia Engle, “Sheriff’s Deputies and
Stress,” American Jail Association and Academe no. 1 (2008): 2.
Ronald R. Mellen, “Brain Dysfunction Associated with AntiSocial and Violent Behavior,” Corrections Compendium (September-October, 2008).
Richard R .E. Kania and Wade C. Mackey, “Police Use of
Deadly Force Revisited,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
Cincinnati, Ohio, March, 2008.
Ronald R. Mellen and Stephanie Mitchell, “Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation: A Case Study,” The Correctional Psychologist
40, no. 4 (October, 2008).
Wade C. Mackey and Ronald Mellen, “A Sham Control Group
Study of CES as a Means for Reducing Depression and Anxiety
in Sheriff’s Officers,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences,
Boston, Massachusetts, March, 2009.
Ronald R. Mellen and Wade C. Mackey, “Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES) and the Reduction of Stress Symptoms in
a Sheriff’s Jail Security and Patrol Officer Population,” American
Jails 22, no. 5 (November-December, 2008): 32-38.
C. Vance McLaughlin
Vance McLaughlin and Wade C. Mackey, “Demographics
of the Upward-Trending Murder Rate in Buffalo, New York:
An Omen for the Future,” Mankind Quarterly 49, no. 1 (Fall,
2008).
Ronald R. Mellen and Wade C. Mackey, “Reducing Sheriff’s
Officers’ Symptoms of Depression Using Cranial Electrotherapy
Simulation (CES): A Control Experiment,” The Correctional
Psychologist 41, no. 1 (January, 2009): 9-15.
Vance McLaughlin and Wade C. Mackey, “Police-Caused
Homicides in the U.S. as a Function of Community
Ronald R. Mellen, “Net Worth: America Now Has the Largest Incarceration Rate in the World,” Anniston Star, (April 12,
2009).
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Ronald R. Mellen and Stephanie Mitchell, “CES as a Treatment
to Reduce Violent and Aggressive Behavior: A Case Study,”
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Cincinnati, Ohio, March
11-15, 2008.
Ronald R. Mellen and Megan Belcher, “Biological Correlates
of Alcoholism and Offender Behavior,” Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences, Boston, Massachusetts, March, 2009.
Ronald R. Mellen, Nancy Mellen and Janice Palmer-Shedd,
“Using Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation to Enhance Participation in a Court-Ordered Substance Abuse Treatment Program,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, Massachusetts, March, 2009.
Ronald R. Mellen and Jacob Christopher Shaver, “Survey of
Female Inmates in Alabama,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Boston, Massachusetts, March, 2009.
Wade C. Mackey and Ronald Mellen, “A Sham Control Group
Study of CES as a Means for Reducing Depression and Anxiety
in Sheriff’s Officers,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences,
Boston, Massachusetts, March, 2009.
Kelly Smith
Ronald R. Mellen, Stacey Johnson and Kelly Smith, “County
Jail Recidivism and Demographics in a Southern State, ”
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Cincinnati, Ohio, March
11-15, 2008.
Randall Wood
Randall Wood, “Key Court Cases for Criminal Justice Managers” in Managing Criminal Justice Organizations: A Resource
Guide. (Cincinnati, Ohio: Anderson Publishing, 2008.
English
Carmine G. DiBiase
Carmine DiBiase, “Borrowed Identities and the Writer’s Exile:
Joyce, Svevo and their Younger Brothers,” in Bele Antiche
Storie: Writing, Borders, and the Instability of Identity. Trieste,
1719-2007. Edited by Charles Klopp (New York, New York:
Bordighera Press, 2008).
Carmine DiBiase, “Hamlet and the Culture of Travel
and Discovery,” New Horizons, University of Alabama at
Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama, January 8, 2009.
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Robert Felgar
Robert Felgar, “From Native Son to Eight Men: Wright’s Optics
as Recursive Symbols in His Post-Exilic Short Fiction” in
Richard Wright’s Fiction of the Exile Years, 1947-1960 (Oxford,
Mississippi: University Press of Mississippi, 2009).
Robert Felgar, “The Enduring Relevance of Native Son,” The
Richard Wright Centennial, University of West Georgia,
Carrolton, Georgia, September 23, 2008.
Joanne E. Gates
Joanne E. Gates, “Review of The Wars of the Roses,” Early
Modern Literary Studies 13, no. 3 (January, 2008).
Joanne E. Gates, “Elizabeth Robins,” Cherokee County Library,
Centre, Alabama, April 20, 2008.
Larry Gray
Larry A. Gray, “Cheever’s Seaside Houses as a Remodeling of
James’s ‘The Jolly Corner’,” First International Conference of
The European Society of Jamesian Studies, Paris, France, April
3-5, 2007.
Larry A. Gray, “C.S. Lewis and the Dystopian Dialogue,”
Tenth Annual Conference of The Space Between Society,
Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, June 13-14, 2008.
Larry A. Gray, “The Legacy Volume of the New York Edition:
Irony Welcome,” Jamesian Strands: The Fourth International
Conference of the Henry James Society, Newport, Rhode
Island, July 9-13, 2008.
Henry Harding
Pitt Harding, “Milton and Lactantius: The Texture of Milton’s
Memory,” Ninth International Milton Symposium, London,
England, July 7-11, 2008.
Gloria P. Horton
Gloria Horton, “Nocturne,” Anthology of the Alabama State
Poetry Society (Fall, 2008).
Gloria Horton, “Using Persona Writing to Help Students
Find Their Own Voices,” Writing in the Twenty-First Century
Conference, McClellan, Alabama, July 16, 2008.
Gloria Horton, “Using Persona Writing to Help Students Find
Their Own Voices,” Association of College English Teachers
of Alabama Conference, Montgomery, Alabama, February 20,
2009.
John H. Jones
John Jones, “Blake’s Diverse Texts: Milton,” North American
Society for the Study of Romanticism, Toronto, Ontario,
Canada, August 23, 2008.
John Jones, “The Work of Reading Multiple Copies of Blake’s
Illuminated Books,” International Conference on Romanticism,
Rochester, Michigan, October 16-19, 2008.
Raina Kostova
Raina Kostova, and Tony Brinkley, “Dialogic Imaginings:
Stalin’s Rereading in the 1930s of The Brothers Karamazov,” The
Dostoevsky Journal 7, 2006.
Raina Kostova, and Tony Brinkley, “Posthumous Writing:
Mandelstam’s Poetics,” Modernism/Modernity 15, no. 4
(November, 2008).
Raina Kostova, “Wallace Stevens: Essays and Diaries on
the Significance of Collected Artifacts,” Northeast Modern
Language Association 2009 Convention, Boston, Massachusetts,
February 26-March 1, 2009.
Raina Kostova, “Aesthetics of Bad Writing: Barthes in Rescue
of Poe,” American Comparative Literature Association (ACLA),
Boston, Massachusetts, March 26-29, 2009.
Andrea Porter
Andrea Porter, “Jarhead and the Failure of the Vietnam Myth,”
39th Annual College English Association Conference, St. Louis,
Missouri, March 27-29, 2008.
Andrea Porter, “(De)signing the Contemporary Female
Soldier,” 40th Annual College English Association Conference,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March 26-28, 2009.
Teresa P. Reed
Teresa P. Reed, “In Thrall to History: A Reading of Troilus and
Criseyde,” Sixteenth International Congress of the New Chaucer
Society, Swansea, Wales, July 18-22, 2008.
Steven J. Whitton
Steven Whitton, “Critical Review of Dreamworlds of Alabama,”
Southern Humanities Review (Fall, 2008).
Steven Whitton, “William Bradford Huie and Hollywood:
Novel into Film,” Southern Literary Trail, Hartselle, Alabama,
March 28, 2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Scottsboro,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Prince of Frogtown,”
Anniston Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Locktender’s House,”
Anniston Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Legal Limit,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Peace,” Anniston Star, 20082009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Dawn, Dusk, and Night: A
Year with Nicolas Sarkozy,” Anniston Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Wait,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Netherland,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Other,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Dawn Patrol,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: America, America,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: A Blessed Child,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Based on the Movie,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: A Better Angel,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Indignation,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Deaf Sentence,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Good People,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Girl with the Dragon
Tattoo,” Anniston Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: I See You Everywhere,”
Anniston Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Me and Kaminsky,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Somebody: The Reckless Life
and Remarkable Career of Marlon Brando,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
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Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Mixed Blood,” Anniston Star,
2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Complete Lyrics of Oscar
Hammerstein,” Anniston Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: In Spite of Myself,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Victor Fleming: An American
Movie Master,” Anniston Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Land of Marvels,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: Revolutionary Road, The
Easter Parade, Eleven Kinds of Loneliness,” Anniston Star, 20082009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Dreamer, The Heart of the
Storm, The Name of the Game, Will Eisner Reader,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: The Millionaires,” Anniston
Star, 2008-2009.
Gordon Harvey
Gordon Harvey, “Making Sense of Politics in Louisiana (If Such
a Thing is At All Possible),” Anniston Kiwanis Club, Anniston,
Alabama, June 11, 2009.
Harvey H. Jackson
Harvey H. Jackson, “Midnight at Faulkner’s Grave,” Longleaf
Style (Fall, 2008).
Harvey H. Jackson, “The Rise and Decline of Alabama’s Redneck Riviera,” 62nd Annual Meeting of the Alabama Historical
Association, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, April 23-25, 2009.
Phillip E. Koerper
Phillip Koerper, “Winston Churchill: The War Years,” B. B.
Comer Memorial Library, Sylacauga, Alabama, 2009.
Phillip Koerper, “David Moniac: Alabama Warrior at West
Point,” Coosa Valley Chapter of the Alabama Archeological
Society, 2009.
Donald Prudlo
Donald Prudlo, “Representations of Inquisition in Dominican
Hagiography,” 4th International Seminar on the Dominicans
and the Inquisition, The Angelicum, Rome, Italy, March 4-8,
2009.
Institute for
History & Foreign Emergency
Preparedness
Languages
Steven Whitton, “Book Review: We’ll Always Have Paris,”
Anniston Star, 2008-2009.
Paul Richard Beezley
Paul Beezley, “Got a Light?: Advertising, Cigarettes, and the
Creation of Imagined Communities in Interwar America,”
American Historical Association Annual Meeting, New York,
New York, January 5, 2009.
Joe G. Delap
Joe Delap, “Thomas Mann in Curacao?: Boeli Van Leeuwen’s
Gesprek met Joans,” 14th Interdisciplinary Conference on
Netherlandic Studies, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, June, 2008.
Jennifer Gross
Jennifer L. Gross, “Confederate Widows,” Society of Civil War
Historians, Biennial Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 15-17, 2008.
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Jane Kushma
Jane Kushma and Claire B. Rubin, “Focal Points in Homeland
Security Research,” Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency
Management 6, no. 1 (2009)
Jane Kushma, “Intergovernmental Arrangements for Long-Term
Community Recovery: Lessons from Katrina and Beyond,”
American Society for Public Administration National Conference, Miami, Florida, March, 2009.
Jane Kushma, “Focal Points in Homeland Security Research:
An Analysis of Research Articles and Book Reviews in JHSEM,”
3rd Annual Homeland Defense and Security Education Summit, Washington, D.C., March, 2009.
Connie White, Linda Plotnick, Jane Kushma, Starr Roxanne
Hiltz and Murray Turoff, “An Online Social Network for Emergency Management,” Information Systems for Crisis Response
and Management (ISCRAM), Gothenburg, Sweden, May 10,
2009.
William Lowe
Bill Lowe, “Leadership Principles and Practices: Making the
Transition from Plan to Progress,” Association of Public Safety
Communication Officials (APCO) Partners in Communication
Conference, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, November, 2008.
Bill Lowe, “Partnerships with Fire Department and E.M.S.:
Achieving Emergency Services Communication Success,” Association of Public Safety Communication Officials (APCO)
Partners in Communication Conference, Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada, November, 2008.
Bill Lowe, “Leadership Principles and Practices: Making the
Transition from Plan to Progress,” Partners in Emergency Preparedness Conference 2009, Tacoma, Washington, April, 2009.
Bill Lowe, “Leadership Principles and Practices: Making the
Transition from Plan to Progress,” Business Continuity Insights
2009, Phoenix, Arizona, April, 2009.
Bill Lowe, “Lessons Learned from Chief Fire Officers,” Fire
Department Instructors’ Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana,
April, 2009.
Jeffery Richard Ryan
Jeffery R. Ryan, “Review of Advances in Biological and Chemical Terrorism Countermeasures,” Journal of Homeland Security
and Emergency Management (2008).
Jeffery R. Ryan, Pandemic Influenza: Emergency Planning and
Community Preparedness. (Boston, Massachusetts: Taylor and
Francis, CRC Press, 2009).
Jeffery R. Ryan, “Pandemic Influenza Community Response
and Preparedness,” University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences Deans Hour, North Dakota, May,
2007.
Jeffery R. Ryan, “Pandemic Influenza: Tackling the Tough
Issues,” University of North Dakota School of Medicine and
Health Sciences, Grand Forks, North Dakota, May 6, 2009.
Connie White
Connie White and Murray Turoff, “The Potential for Social
Networks in Emergency Management,” International Association
of Emergency Managers. IAEM Bulletin (February, 2009).
Connie White, Linda Plotnick, Jane Kushma, Starr Roxanne
Hiltz and Murray Turoff, “An Online Social Network for Emergency Management,” Information Systems for Crisis Response
and Management (ISCRAM), Gothenburg, Sweden, May 10,
2009.
Connie White, “Department of Homeland Security - The
Ogma Workshop: Exploring the Policy and Strategy Implications of Web 2.0 on the Practice of Homeland Security,” Naval
Postgraduate Academy, Monterey, California, June 30, 2009.
Learning Services
Scott Beckett
Courtney Peppers-Owen, Scott Beckett and Connie Williams,
“Making Every Minute Count: Building the Foundation for
True Learning,” 4th International Conference on Research in
Access and Developmental Education, San Juan, Puerto Rico,
September, 2008.
Courtney Peppers-Owen, Scott Beckett, John Brown and Echo
Chan, “Learning to ExSEL: Our Summer Vocation,” 21st International Precision Teaching Conference, Rutgers University,
New Jersey, November, 2008.
John M. Brown
Courtney Peppers-Owen, Scott Beckett, John Brown and Echo
Chan, “Learning to ExSEL: Our Summer Vocation,” 21st International Precision Teaching Conference, Rutgers University,
New Jersey, November, 2008.
Echo Chan
Courtney Peppers-Owen, Scott Beckett, John Brown and Echo
Chan, “Learning to ExSEL: Our Summer Vocation,” 21st International Precision Teaching Conference, Rutgers University,
New Jersey, November, 2008.
Courtney Peppers-Owen
Courtney Peppers-Owen, Scott Beckett and Connie Williams,
“Making Every Minute Count: Building the Foundation for
True Learning,” 4th International Conference on Research in
Access and Developmental Education, San Juan, Puerto Rico,
September, 2008.
Courtney Peppers-Owen, Scott Beckett, John Brown and Echo
Chan, “Learning to ExSEL: Our Summer Vocation,” 21st International Precision Teaching Conference, Rutgers University,
New Jersey, November, 2008.
Connie Williams
Courtney Peppers-Owen, Scott Beckett and Connie Williams,
“Making Every Minute Count: Building the Foundation for
True Learning, ” 4th International Conference on Research in
Access and Developmental Education, San Juan, Puerto Rico,
September, 2008.
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Mathematical,
Computing, &
Information
Sciences
Janice Case
Jan Case, “Statistical Analysis of Heartworm Incidence in Urban
and Rural Alabama,” Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
79, no. 2 (April, 2008).
Jan Case and David Dempsey, “New Opportunities in Secondary Teacher Preparation at JSU,” 4th Annual Transforming East
Alabama Mathematics (TEAM) Conference, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama, August, 2007.
Jeffrey J. Dodd
Jeff Dodd, “Generalizing the Equal Area Zones Property of the
Sphere,” Journal of Geometry 90 (2008).
Jeff Dodd, “What Else Cores Like a Sphere?” Alabama Association of College Teachers of Mathematics (AACTM), Jacksonville, Alabama, February, 2009.
Guillermo Francia III
Guillermo Francia III, “Visual Security Monitoring Gadgets,”
Information Security and Curriculum Development Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, September, 2008.
Jan Case, “Teaching Statistical Methods Through a Partnership
with Institutional Research,” Alabama Association of College
Teachers of Mathematics (AACTM), Jacksonville, Alabama,
February 28, 2009.
Aaron Garrett
Heidi L. Dempsey, David D. Dempsey, Makenzie D. Williams,
Aaron Garrett, Tomesha A. Manora, Brittanyu Serpas, Jody A.
Thompson and Amanda C. Webster, “Development of a New
Computer-Based Temporal Discounting Program,” 25th Annual
Meeting of the Southeastern Association for Behavior Analysis,
Atlanta, Georgia, October, 2008.
Andrew P. Ciganek
Andrew P. Ciganek, “Addressing Enrollment Declines Through
International Partnerships,” Southern Association for Information Systems (SAIS), Charleston, South Carolina, March, 2009.
Aaron Garrett, “Librate: The Jacksonville State University
Library Book Rating System,” 2009 International Conference
on Technology, Knowledge and Society, Huntsville, Alabama,
January, 2009.
Andrew P. Ciganek, “The Impact of Culture on Global Information Security Regulations,” Southern Association for Information Systems (SAIS), Charleston, South Carolina, March, 2009.
Sri Krishnaprasad
S. Krishnaprasad, “Multi-Core Programming: Challenges and
Solutions,” ACM Mid-Southeast Conference, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, November 21, 2008.
Andrew P. Ciganek, “Implementing a SOA Using Scrum:
Achieving Improved Productivity Using Service Trees,” Southern
Association for Information Systems (SAIS), Charleston, South
Carolina, March, 2009.
S Krishnaprasad, “JIBU: A Tool for Efficient and Reliable Concurrent Programming,” Alabama Academy of Science, University of West Alabama, Livingston, Alabama, March 26, 2009.
David W. Dempsey
David W. Dempsey, “Capstone, Curriculum, and Collaboration: Local Efforts to Improve the Mathematical Education of
Teachers,” PMET (Preparing Mathematicians to Educate Teachers) Papers http://www.maa.org/pmet/papers.html (2008).
Makenzie D. Williams, Heidi L. Dempsey and David W.
Dempsey, “Temporal Discounting of Hypothetical and Real Extra Credit Points,” Society for Quantitative Analysis of Behavior
(SQUAB), Chicago, Illinois, May 22-24, 2008.
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Heidi L. Dempsey, David D. Dempsey, Makenzie D. Williams,
Aaron Garrett, Tomesha A. Manora, Brittanyu Serpas, Jody A.
Thompson and Amanda C. Webster, “Development of a New
Computer-Based Temporal Discounting Program,” 25th Annual
Meeting of the Southeastern Association for Behavior Analysis,
Atlanta, Georgia, October, 2008.
Thomas E. Leathrum
Tom Leathrum, “Introducing the New MathDL,” Alabama
Association of College Teachers of Mathematics (AACTM),
Jacksonville, Alabama, February, 2009.
Edwin H. Smith
Edwin Smith, “A New Look at an Old Technique of E. Sas,”
Alabama Association of College Teachers of Mathematics
(AACTM), Jacksonville, Alabama, February, 2009.
Monica Trifas
Ming Yang, Monica Trifas, and J. Rogers, “H.264/AVC Intraonly Coding (iAVC) Techniques for Video over Wireless Networks,” SPIE International Conference on Electronic Imaging,
San Jose, California, January 18-22, 2009.
Eryn Oft
Mark Brandon, Kelly Crotts and Eryn Oft, “Performance,” Alabama Music Educators Association Annual In-Service Conference, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Alabama, January 23,
2009.
Ming Yang
Ming Yang and Joshua Rogers, “H.264/AVC Intra-only Coding
(iAVC) Techniques for Video over Wireless Networks,” IS&T/
SPIE 21st Annual Symposium in Electronic Imaging, San Jose,
California, January, 2009.
Mark Brandon, Kelly Crotts and Eryn Oft, “Performance,”
College Music Society Southern Chapter, Orlando, Florida,
February 27, 2009.
Ming Yang, Monica Trifas and J. Rogers, “H.264/AVC Intraonly Coding (iAVC) Techniques for Video over Wireless Networks,” SPIE International Conference on Electronic Imaging,
San Jose, California, January 18-22, 2009.
Music
Mark Brandon
Mark Brandon, Kelly Crotts and Eryn Oft, “Performance,” Alabama Music Educators Association Annual In-Service Conference, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Alabama, January 23,
2009.
Mark Brandon, Kelly Crotts and Eryn Oft, “Performance,”
College Music Society Southern Chapter, Orlando, Florida,
February 27, 2009.
Patricia Corbin
Patricia Corbin, “Alabama Composers,” Alabama Music Educators Association Annual In-Service Conference, University of
Alabama, Tuscaloosa Alabama, January 23, 2009.
Patricia Corbin, “Alabama Composers,” College Music Society
Southern Chapter, Orlando, Florida, February 27, 2009.
Kelly Crotts
Mark Brandon, Kelly Crotts and Eryn Oft, “Performance, ”
Alabama Music Educators Association Annual In-Service Conference, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Alabama, January
23, 2009.
Mark Brandon, Kelly Crotts and Eryn Oft, “Performance,”
College Music Society Southern Chapter, Orlando, Florida,
February 27, 2009.
Michael R. D’Ambrosia
Michael D’Ambrosia, “Wind on the Island,” First Prize Winner
of the 2007 South Carolina Choral Composition Competition.
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Physical & Earth
Sciences
Thomas Baucom
David Steffy, Al Nichols, Thomas Baucom and Ron LaGrone,
“The Impact of Sustained Drought Conditions on a Ground
Water Pollutant: Relating the Rise in Trichloroethylene Concentrations in Ground Water to Diminished Flow,” American
Geophysical Union Annual Conference, San Francisco, California, December, 2008.
Kelly D. Gregg
Kelly Gregg, “Establishing a Date for the Construction of a
Mid-19th Century Cotton Gin-Carder, ” Southeastern Division
of The Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting,
Greensboro, North Carolina, November 22-25, 2008.
Jan Gryko
M. Beekman, J.A. Kaduk, Jan Gryko, W. Wong-Ng, A. Shapiro
and G.S. Nolas, “Synthesis and Characterization of FrameworkSubstituted Cs8Na16Cu5Ge131,” Journal of Alloys and Compounds 470 (2009).
C.M. Hill and Jan Gryko, “Economical Differential Scanning
Calorimeter,” American Chemical Society, Salt Lake City, Utah,
March, 2009.
Jonathan Herbert
Jonathan Herbert, “Future Climate Change Scenarios for Big
Bend National Park, Texas,” The Southwestern Geographer 10:
38-53 (2006).
Jonathan Herbert and Ted Klimasewski, “Hurricane Season
Starts June 1: Heed the Warnings,” The Birmingham News (May
27, 2007).
Jonathon Herbert, “Twentieth Century Climate Change in Alabama,” Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science 79 (November
22-25, 2008).
Jonathan Herbert, “Historic Climate Change in Alabama,
2008,” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting,
Boston, Massachusetts, April, 2008.
Jonathon Herbert, “Climate Change in Southeastern National
Parks,” Southeastern Division of The Association of American
Geographers Annual Meeting, Greensboro, North Carolina,
November 22-25, 2008.
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Miriam Helen Hill
Miriam Helen Hill, Lab Manual for Physical Geography. 9th ed.
by Robert E. Gabler, James F. Peterson, L. Michael Trapasso,
and Dorothy Sack. (Belmont, California: Brooks/Cole, 2009).
Miriam Helen Hill, Jacob Kohute, Dustin Griffin, and K.C.
Nishant, Calhoun County Map. 2nd ed. Anniston, Alabama:
Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce (2009).
Harry Holstein
Harry O. Holstein, “Preliminary Investigators at the Skeleton
Mountain Site, ICA 157, Calhoun County, Alabama,” Journal
of the Alabama Academy of Sciences 80 (2009): 45-62.
Alfred C. Nichols
Al Nichols and David Steffy, “The Effects of Chronic Mercuric
Chloride Ingestion in Female Sprague Dawley Rats on Fertility
and Reproduction,” Food and Chemical Toxicology 47 (2009):
1600-5.
David Steffy, Al Nichols, Thomas Baucom and Ron LaGrone,
“The Impact of Sustained Drought Conditions on a Ground
Water Pollutant: Relating the Rise in Trichloroethylene Concentrations in Ground Water to Diminished Flow,” American
Geophysical Union Annual Conference, San Francisco, California, December, 2008.
Al Nichols, “Fast Food Calories, ” Alabama Academy of Science,
University of West Alabama, Livingston, Alabama, March 2527, 2009.
Al Nichols and David Steffy, “Mercury Uptake by Earthworms with
a Sub Acute Exposure, ” Alabama Academy of Science, University
of West Alabama, Livingston, Alabama, March 25-27, 2009.
Lou Reinisch
Lou Reinisch, S.P. Lansley, G.T. Betzel, F. Baluti and J. Lydon,
“Suitability of Synthetic Diamond Films for X-ray Dosimetry
Applications,” Proceedings of the Conference on Optoelectronic and
Microelectronic Materials and Devices (2008): 34-37.
Lou Reinisch, “Bacterial Spore Detection Using Fluorescence
and Photochemistry: Using the Veritide Creeker,” Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, D.C., June 24, 2009.
Lou Reinisch, “The Veritide Creeker: A Close Look at the Function of this Handheld Bacterial Spore Detector,” 14th Biodetection of Toxins and Pathogens Conference, Baltimore, Maryland,
June 25-26, 2009.
David Steffy
Al Nichols and David Steffy, “The Effects of Chronic Mercuric
Chloride Ingestion in Female Sprague Dawley Rats on Fertility
and Reproduction,” Food and Chemical Toxicology 47 (2009):
1600-5.
David Steffy, Al Nichols, Thomas Baucom and Ron LaGrone,
“The Impact of Sustained Drought Conditions on a Ground
Water Pollutant: Relating the Rise in Trichloroethylene Concentrations in Ground Water to Diminished Flow,” American
Geophysical Union Annual Conference, San Francisco, California, December, 2008.
Al Nichols and David Steffy, “Mercury Uptake by Earthworms
with a Sub Acute Exposure,” Alabama Academy of Science,
University of West Alabama, Livingston, Alabama, March 25-27,
2009.
Nagarajan Vasumathi
Nagarajan Vasumathi, Meriem Zettili and Kristin Shirey, “Effects of Concentration, Temperature, and Varied Energy Conditions on the Specific Rotation of Isoborneol and (S)-(-)-Endo
Borneol,” Abstract #60079, 60th Southeastern Regional Meeting
of the American Chemical Society (SERMACS) (2008).
Meriem Zettili, Nagarajan Vasumathi and Kristin Shirey, “Bromination of Dimethyl Maleate Using Bromoform as Catalyst
Under Different Energy Sources,” Abstract #D35, Annual
Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS)
(2008): 262.
Nagarajan Vasumathi, Kristin Shirey, Haley Booker and Meriem
Zettili, “Synthesis and Characterization of some Aliphatic Esters
of PABA: The Fisher Esterification Reaction Revisited - Part II,”
Abstract #C51, Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS) (2008): 96.
Meriem Zettili, Nagarajan Vasumathi and Kristin Shirey, “Bromination of Dimethyl Maleate Using Bromoform as Catalyst
Under Different Energy Sources,” Annual Biomedical Research
Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS), Alabama Academy of Science, Birmingham, Alabama, 2008.
Nagarajan Vasumathi, “The Effects of Temperature on the Specific Rotation of Isoborneol and (S)-endo-Borneol at a Specific
Concentration,” Alabama Academy of Science, Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama, March 25-27, 2009.
Nouredine Zettili
Nouredine Zettili, Instructor’s Solutions Manual for Quantum
Mechanics: Concepts and Applications. 2nd ed. Chichester, England: John-Wiley, 2009.
Nouredine Zettili, Quantum Mechanics: Concepts and Applications. 2nd ed. Chichester, England: John-Wiley, 2009.
Nouredine Zettili, “The Nuclear Born-Oppenheimer Method
and Nuclear Rotations,” Nuclear Physics Division of the American Physics Society, Oakland, California, October 23-26, 2008.
Nouredine Zettili, “Guided-Inquiry in Teaching Science,” International FISER 09 (Frontiers in Science Education Research)
Conference, Cyprus, March 21-24, 2009.
Nouredine Zettili, “Improving High School Physics Through
an Outreach Initiative,” American Physical Society, Denver,
Colorado, April 22-26, 2009.
Nagarajan Vasumathi, Meriem Zettili and Kristin Shirey, “Bromination of Dimethyl Maleate using Bromoform as Catalyst
Under Different Energy Sources: A Case Study for its Role in
Biotransformations,” Journal of Alabama Academy of Science,
(March, 2009).
Nagarajan Vasumathi, Meriem Zettili and Kristin Shirey,
“Effects of Concentration, Temperature, and Varied Energy
Conditions on the Specific Rotation of Isoborneol and (S)-()-Endo Borneol,” 60th Southeastern Regional Meeting of the
American Chemical Society (SERMACS), Nashville,
Tennessee, 2008.
Nagarajan Vasumathi, Kristin Shirey, Haley Booker and Meriem
Zettili, “Synthesis and Characterization of some Aliphatic Esters
of PABA: The Fisher Esterification Reaction Revisited - Part II,”
Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students
(ABRCMS), Orlando, Florida, 2008.
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Political Science
Timothy Barnett
Timothy Barnett, “The Limits of Free Exercise in America” in
Church and State Issues in America Today. (Westport, Connecticut: Praeger Press, 2007).
Paul Hathaway
Paul Hathaway, “Conduit of Contributor?: The Role of Media
in Policy Change Theory,” Policy Sciences 41, no. 2 (2008).
Daniel Thomas Krejci
Dan Krecji, “Are These the Days of Future Past?: 21st Century
Programs,” NASPAA Accreditation Conference, Charleston,
South Carolina, October 16-18, 2008.
Manabu Saeki
Manabu Saeki, The Other Side of Gridlock: Political Stability and
Supermajoritarianism in U.S. Lawmaking. (Albany, New York:
State University of New York Press, 2009).
Psychology
Heidi L. Eyre Dempsey
William L. Palya, Steven Dworkin, Heidi L. Eyre, Paige McKerchar and S. Stout, “Behavior Analysis at Jacksonville State
University,” Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, Illinois,
May, 2008.
Makenzie D. Williams, Heidi L. Dempsey and David W.
Dempsey, “Temporal Discounting of Hypothetical and Real Extra Credit Points,” Society for Quantitative Analysis of Behavior
(SQUAB), Chicago, Illinois, May 22-24, 2008.
Heidi L. Dempsey, David D. Dempsey, Makenzie D. Williams,
Aaron Garrett, Tomesha A. Manora, Brittany Serpas, Jody A.
Thompson, and Amanda C. Webster, “Development of a New
Computer-Based Temporal Discounting Program,” 25th Annual
Meeting of the Southeastern Association for Behavior Analysis,
Atlanta, Georgia, October, 2008.
Steven Dworkin
William L. Palya, Steven Dworkin, Heidi L. Eyre, Paige McKerchar, and S. Stout, “Behavior Analysis at Jacksonville State
University,” Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, Illinois,
May, 2008.
Paige McKerchar
William L. Palya, Steven Dworkin, Heidi L. Eyre, Paige McKerchar and S. Stout, “Behavior Analysis at Jacksonville State
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University,” Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, Illinois,
May, 2008.
Paige McKerchar, “Evaluating Commonly Recommended Strategies for Teaching Typically Developing Infants and Toddlers,”
Alabama Association for Behavior Analysis, Opelika, Alabama,
October, 2008.
T.L. McKerchar
Todd L. McKerchar, L. Green, J. Myerson, T.S. Pickford, J.C.
Hill and S.C. Stout, “A Comparison of Four Models of Delay
Discounting in Humans,” Behavioral Processes 81 (2009): 25659.
Todd L. McKerchar, S.C. Stout, J.C. Hill, T.S. Pickford and
M.D. Williams, “An Information Theory Approach to Comparison of Discounting Models,” Annual Meeting of the Society for
Quantitative Analyses of Behavior, Chicago, Illinois, May, 2008.
William L. Palya
M.T. Bowers, J. Hill and William L. Palya, “Interresponse Time
Structures in Variable-Ration and Variable-Interval Schedules,”
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior 90 (2008): 34562.
R. Houmanfar and William L. Palya, “ABA Expo: Behind the
Scenes View of the ABA Convention Program System,” Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, Illinois, May, 2008.
J. Hill and William L. Palya, “The Bipolar Model - Behavior as
a Function of Position in the Interfood Interval,” Association for
Behavior Analysis, Chicago, Illinois, May, 2008.
William L. Palya, Steven Dworkin, Heidi L. Eyre, Paige McKerchar and S. Stout, “Behavior Analysis at Jacksonville State
University,” Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, Illinois,
May, 2008.
D. Hutchinson and William L. Palya, “The Dynamics of Stimulus Bias,” Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, Illinois,
May, 2008.
S. Pickford and William L. Palya, “An Examination of Bipolar
Theory with Concurrent Observing Response Manipulations, ”
Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, Illinois, May, 2008,
William L. Palya, “President’s Address,” Southeastern Association for Behavior Analysis, Atlanta, Georgia, October, 2008.
Steven C. Stout
Todd L. McKerchar, L. Green, J. Myerson, T.S. Pickford, J.C.
Hill and S.C. Stout, “A Comparison of Four Models of Delay
Discounting in Humans,” Behavioral Processes 81 (2009): 25659.
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Todd L. McKerchar, S.C. Stout, J.C. Hill, T.S. Pickford and
M.D. Williams, “An Information Theory Approach to Comparison of Discounting Models,” Annual Meeting of the Society for
Quantitative Analyses of Behavior, Chicago, Illinois, May, 2008.
William L. Palya, Steven Dworkin, Heidi L. Eyre, Paige McKerchar and S. Stout, “Behavior Analysis at Jacksonville State
University,” Association for Behavior Analysis, Chicago, Illinois,
May, 2008.
Sociology & Social
Work
Tina Herbert Deshotels
Tina Deshotels and Craig Forsyth, “Sex Rules: Edicts of Income
in Exotic Dance,” Deviant Behavior 29, no. 5 (July, 2008).
Tina Deshotels, Instructors Manual: Speaking of Sexuality. (New
York, New York: Oxford University Press, 2009).
Tina Deshotels and Craig Forsyth, “Dancing With Power: An
Analysis of Institutional Power in the World of Exotic Dance,”
Mid-South Sociological Association, Huntsville, Alabama, October 22-25, 2008.
Tina Deshotels and Joshua Scott, “Practicing What We Preach:
The Importance of Including Diverse Voices in Classical Theory,” Mid-South Sociological Association, Huntsville, Alabama,
October 22-25, 2008.
Tina Deshotels and Jennifer Healy, “Gender Differences in the
Needs of College Students,” Mid-South Sociological Association, Huntsville, Alabama, October 22-25, 2008.
Mark Fagan
Mark Fagan, “Housing Central to Financial Crisis,” Montgomery
Advertiser, September 29, 2008.
Mark Fagan, “How the Financial Meltdown Happened,” Mobile
Press-Register, October 5, 2008.
Mark Fagan, “The Current Economic Crisis,” JSU Economic
Update (March-April, 2009).
Mark Fagan and Kim Womack, “Techniques for BSW Programs to Improve Licensure Exam Scores,” Alabama-Mississippi
Social Work Education Conference, Auburn, Alabama, October
2, 2008.
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Mark Fagan, “Retirement Development,” Alabama Community
Development Institute, Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama, October 30, 2008.
Mark Fagan, “Retirement on the Gulf Coast,” Gulf Coast
Retiree Conference for 2009, Gulf Shores, Alabama, March 7,
2009.
Mark Fagan, “Baccalaureate Social Work Education and Social
Work Licensure,” 2009 Association of Baccalaureate Social
Work Program Directors Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, March
18-22, 2009.
Mark Fagan and Jonathan Adams, “Preparation to Take the Social Work Licensure Exam,” 28th Annual Social Work Conference, Jacksonville, Alabama, April, 24, 2009.
Rodney N. Friery
Rodney Friery, “Teaching Introduction to Sociology Online,”
Alabama-Mississippi Sociological Association Annual Meeting,
Jacksonville, Alabama, February 19-20, 2009.
David LoConto
David LoConto Laurence A. Basirico, Barbara G. Cashion, and
J. Ross Eshleman, Understanding Sociology. (Redding, California: Horizon Textbook Publishing, 2008).
David LoConto and Kathryn Mueller, Study Guide to Understanding Sociology. (Redding, California: Horizon Textbook
Publishing, 2008).
David LoConto, Laurence A. Basirico, Barbara G. Cashion and
J. Ross Eshleman, Sociology and Its Discontents. 5th ed. (Redding, California: Horizon Textbook Publishing, 2008).
David LoConto, “Pragmatism and the Christian Philosophy of
Shailer Mathews: Common Ground Against Nominalist Sociology,” The International Social Theory Consortium, Knoxville,
Tennessee, May 15, 2009.
Maureen Newton
Nancy Francisco Stewart, Robyn Snider and Maureen Newton, “From Classroom to Community: Coordinated Efforts to
Encourage Policy Practice,” 2008 Annual Conference of the
Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors
(BPD), Destin, Florida, March 8, 2008.
Maureen Newton, “Caring for Our Aged Loved Ones: Assessing
Needs, Caregiver Roles, and Family Relationships (Parents and
Adult Children),” Aging Parents Seminar, DCH Employee Assistance Program, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, September 12, 2008.
Maureen Newton, Kim Womack and Nancy Stewart, “Starbucks or Social Services: Three Daughters Question System
Priorities in Health Care,” 2009 Association of Baccalaureate
Social Work Program Directors Conference, Phoenix, Arizona,
March 18-22, 2009.
James E. Powe
Robyn Snider, Julie Nix, James Powe and Kimberly Dobbs,
“Making the Most of Field Placement,” 28th Annual Social
Work Conference, Jacksonville, Alabama, April, 24, 2009.
Maureen Newton, “Improving Client Outcomes: Revisiting a
Systems Approach to Intervention,” 28th Annual Social Work
Conference, Jacksonville, Alabama, April, 24, 2009.
Jennifer J. Savage
Jenny Savage, “More Important Than Ever: Networking Resources for Children and Families,” 28th Annual Social Work
Conference, Jacksonville, Alabama, April, 24, 2009.
Julie Nix
Robyn Snider, Julie Nix, James Powe and Kimberly Dobbs,
“Making the Most of Field Placement,” 28th Annual Social
Work Conference, Jacksonville, Alabama, April, 24, 2009.
Robyn V. Snider
Nancy Francisco Stewart, Robyn Snider and Maureen Newton, “From Classroom to Community: Coordinated Efforts to
Encourage Policy Practice,” 2008 Annual Conference of the
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Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors
(BPD), Destin, Florida, March 8, 2008.
Robyn Snider, Julie Nix, James Powe and Kimberly Dobbs,
“Making the Most of Field Placement,” 28th Annual Social
Work Conference, Jacksonville, Alabama, April, 24, 2009.
Nancy Francisco Stewart
Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Generational Perspectives in Building Teams: How to Maintain, Retain, and Support,” Southern
Natural Gas of El Paso Energy Corporation, Birmingham,
Alabama, July 9, 2008.
Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Generational Perspectives; Session
Four: Building Teams,” Engineering Department of Southern
Natural Gas, El Paso Corporation, Birmingham, Alabama, July
9, 2008.
Nancy Francisco Stewart, Lisa Williams and Lottie Bearden,
“Making a Difference at Home: Community Resource Development Through Service Learning,” AL/MS Social Work Education Conference, Auburn, Alabama, October 3, 2008.
Nancy Francisco Stewart, Lottie Bearden and Amy Vingers,
“Chewed Up About the Eyes of the World: Perspectives on
Poverty,” AL/MS Social Work Education Conference, Auburn,
Alabama, October 3, 2008.
Maureen Newton, Kim Womack and Nancy Stewart, “Starbucks or Social Services: Three Daughters Question System
Priorities in Health Care,” 2009 Association of Baccalaureate
Social Work Program Directors Conference, Phoenix, Arizona,
March 18-22, 2009.
Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Current Legislative Issues,” NASW
Pace Social Work Student Advocacy Day, Montgomery, Alabama, April 1, 2009.
Nancy Francisco Stewart and Kristina Scott, “Joining the Effort:
Alabama Poverty Project,” 28th Annual Social Work Conference, Jacksonville, Alabama, April, 24, 2009.
Kim Womack
Mark Fagan and Kim Womack, “Techniques for BSW Programs
to Improve Licensure Exam Scores,” Alabama-Mississippi Social
Work Education Conference, Auburn, Alabama, October 2,
2008.
Maureen Newton, Kim Womack and Nancy Stewart, “Starbucks or Social Services: Three Daughters Question System
Priorities in Health Care,” 2009 Association of Baccalaureate
Social Work Program Directors Conference, Phoenix, Arizona,
March 18-22, 2009.
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COMMERCE & BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
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Dean’s Office
William T. Fielding
William Fielding, “Economic Impact of the Medical Industry
on the Choccolocco Economic Activity Zone (CEAZ),” Exposition Meeting, Anniston, Alabama, September 11, 2008.
William Fielding, “Economic Impact Analysis of the Alabama
Museum of Natural History,” Museum Board, Anniston, Alabama, September 12, 2008.
Center for Economic
Development and
Business Research
Robbie B. Medders
Robbie Medders, “Client Narratives and Standardization,”
Alabama Small Business Development Consortium, Pensacola,
Florida, July 30 - August 1, 2008.
Pat Shaddix
Pat Shaddix, “Entrepreneurship and Small Business,” Alabama
Rural Action Commission, Anniston, Alabama, July 24, 2008.
Penn Wilson
Penn Wilson, “Information and Analysis of Economic Data of
St. Clair County, the State of Alabama, and the United States,”
St. Clair County Home Builders Association, Odenville, Alabama, August 21, 2008.
Finance, Economics
& Accounting
Doris Bennett
Doris Bennett, Brent Cunningham, Robert Landry, Gene
Padgham, David Palmer and William Scroggins, “An Economic
and Demographic Review of Etowah County and its Major Municipalities 2000-2007,” The Chamber of Gadsden and Etowah
County, Gadsden, Alabama, October 10, 2008.
Benjamin B. Boozer
Robert J. Landry III, Stephen Keith Lowe and Benjamin
Boozer, “Examining State Sponsored Lotteries and Their Effect
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on Bankruptcy Filing Rates: A Time Series Analysis,” Proceedings
of the 2008 Allied Academies International Conference 13, no. 1
(2008): 17-22.
Robert J. Landry III, Christopher Westley and Benjamin
Boozer, “Medical Malpractice Reform Policy,” JSU Economic
Update 18, no. 1 (January/February, 2009): 1.
Stephen Keith Lowe and Benjamin Boozer, “Analyzing Currency Exchange Rates in Predicting Economic Output,” Journal
of International Business Research 7, no. 2 (2009): 1-12.
Benjamin Boozer and Stephen Keith Lowe, “The Role of Financial Statement Variables: A Model of Equity Pricing,” Proceedings of the 2009 International Association of Business and Public
Administration Disciplines (IABPAD) Conference 6, no. 1 (2009):
435-46.
Christopher Westley, Benjamin Boozer and Rob Landry, “Medical Malpractice Reform Policy: Why Economic Efficiency Matters,” JSU Economic Update 18, no. 1 (2009).
Stephen Keith Lowe and Ben Boozer, “Caveat Emptor: Sales
Tax Holidays are Not Necessarily as Advertised,” International
Academy of Business and Economics (IABE) Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, October 19-22, 2008.
Stephen Keith Lowe and Benjamin Boozer, “The Role of Financial Statement Variables: A Model of Equity Pricing,” 2009
International Academy of Business and Public Administration
Disciplines (IABPAD) Winter Conference, Orlando, Florida,
January 4-7, 2009.
Benjamin Boozer, “Economic Efficiency: Extending Legislative
Ideology Through Benefits and Costs,” 11th Annual Society
of Business, Industry, and Economics Conference, Sandestin,
Florida, April 15-18, 2009.
Benjamin Boozer, “Celebrating and Preserving the Legacy of
Historic Hobson City,” Black Heritage Council of the Alabama
Historical Commission, Hobson City, Alabama, May 29-30, 2009.
Ronnie J. Clayton
Ronnie Joe Clayton, Walter Reinhart and Bill Schmidt, “Bulls
and Bears: Increased Volatility Without the Ticks?” European
Financial Management Association Annual Meeting, Turin,
Italy, June 4, 2009.
Benjamin Hardy
Robert J. Landry III and Ben Hardy, “Mandatory Pre-Employment Arbitration Agreements: The Scattering, Smothering and
Covering of Employee Rights,” Journal of Law and Public Policy
19 (Winter, 2008): 437-54.
Robert J. Landry III
Robert J. Landry III and Keren Deal, “More Municipalities
Likely to Face Chapter 9: Is a Perfect Storm Brewing?” American
Bankruptcy Institute Journal (August, 2008).
Robert J. Landry III, “Non-Consumer Individual Chapter 7
Debtors Get a Pass: No Rhyme or Reason for BAPCPA’s Disparate Treatment,” Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, November 6, 2008.
Robert J. Landry III, Stephen Keith Lowe and Benjamin
Boozer, “Examining State Sponsored Lotteries and Their Effect
on Bankruptcy Filing Rates: A Time Series Analysis,” Proceedings
of the 2008 Allied Academies International Conference 13, no. 1
(2008): 17-22.
Stephen Keith Lowe
Robert J. Landry III, Stephen Keith Lowe and Benjamin
Boozer, “Examining State Sponsored Lotteries and Their Effect
on Bankruptcy Filing Rates: A Time Series Analysis,” Proceedings
of the 2008 Allied Academies International Conference 13, no. 1
(2008): 17-22.
Stephen Keith Lowe, Patricia Borstorff and Robert Landry
III, “An Empirical Examination of the Phenomenon of Grade
Inflation in Higher Education: A Focus of Grade Divergence
Between Business and Other Fields of Study,” Academy of Educational Leadership Journal 12, no. 1 (2008).
Robert Landry III and Ben Hardy, “Mandatory Pre-Employment Arbitration Agreements: The Scattering, Smothering and
Covering of Employee Rights,” Journal of Law and Public Policy
19 (Winter, 2008): 437-54.
Stephen Keith Lowe, Patricia Borstorff and Robert Landry
III, “An Empirical Examination of the Phenomenon of Grade
Inflation in Higher Education: A Focus of Grade Divergence
Between Business and Other Fields of Study,” Educational Leadership Journal 7, no. 1 (2009): 15-33.
Robert J. Landry III, Christopher Westley and Benjamin
Boozer, “Medical Malpractice Reform Policy,” JSU Economic
Update 18, no. 1 (January/February, 2009): 1.
Christopher Westley, Benjamin Boozer and Rob Landry, “Medical Malpractice Reform Policy: Why Economic Efficiency Matters,” JSU Economic Update 18, no. 1 (2009).
Robert J. Landry III and Keren Deal, “The Public Amusement
Theme Park That Went Bankrupt in Alabama - Not So Amusing
to the Taxpayers,” 19th Annual Conference of the Association
for Budgeting and Financial Management, Washington, D.C.,
October, 2008.
Robert J. Landry III and Keren Deal, “Municipal Hospital
Bankruptcies,” International Academy of Business and Public
Administration Disciplines 2008 Fall Conference, Memphis,
Tennessee, October, 2008.
Doris Bennett, Brent Cunningham, Robert Landry, Gene
Padgham, David Palmer and William Scroggins, “An Economic
and Demographic Review of Etowah County and its Major Municipalities 2000-2007,” The Chamber of Gadsden and Etowah
County, Gadsden, Alabama, October 10, 2008.
Stephen Keith Lowe, Patricia Borstorff and Robert Landry
III, “An Empirical Examination of the Phenomenon of Grade
Inflation in Higher Education: A Focus of Grade Divergence
Between Business and Other Fields of Study,” Academy of Educational Leadership Journal 12, no. 1 (2008).
Stephen Keith Lowe, “An Examination of Merit-Based Financial
Aid for Higher Education: The Effect Upon a State’s Educational Attainment,” International Journal of Education Research
3, no. 2 (2008): 85-94.
Stephen Keith Lowe, Patricia Borstorff and Robert Landry
III, “An Empirical Examination of the Phenomenon of Grade
Inflation in Higher Education: A Focus of Grade Divergence
Between Business and Other Fields of Study,” Educational Leadership Journal 7, no. 1 (2009): 15-33.
Benjamin Boozer and Stephen Keith Lowe, “The Role of Financial Statement Variables: A Model of Equity Pricing,” Proceedings of the 2009 International Association of Business and Public
Administration Disciplines (IABPAD) Conference 6, no. 1 (2009):
435-46.
Stephen Keith Lowe, “Gambling From the Privacy of Your Own
Home: An Analysis of the Issues Surrounding Internet Gaming,” E-Business Review 9 (2009): 70-73.
Stephen Keith Lowe and Benjamin Boozer, “Analyzing Currency Exchange Rates in Predicting Economic Output,” Journal
of International Business Research 7, no. 2 (2009): 1-12.
Stephen Keith Lowe and Ben Boozer, “Caveat Emptor: Sales
Tax Holidays are Not Necessarily as Advertised,” International
Academy of Business and Economics (IABE) Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, October 19-22, 2008.
Stephen Keith Lowe and Benjamin Boozer, “The Role of Financial Statement Variables: A Model of Equity Pricing,” 2009
International Academy of Business and Public Administration
Disciplines (IABPAD) Winter Conference, Orlando, Florida,
January 4-7, 2009.
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Stephen Keith Lowe, “Gambling From the Privacy of Your Own
Home: An Analysis of the Issues Surrounding Internet Gaming,” 9th Annual International Academy of E-Business (IAEB)
Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, April 9-12, 2009.
Gene L. Padgham
Doris Bennett, Brent Cunningham, Robert Landry, Gene
Padgham, David Palmer and William Scroggins, “An Economic
and Demographic Review of Etowah County and its Major Municipalities 2000-2007,” The Chamber of Gadsden and Etowah
County, Gadsden, Alabama, October 10, 2008.
Bill Schmidt
Ronnie Joe Clayton, Walter Reinhart and Bill Schmidt, “Bulls
and Bears: Increased Volatility Without the Ticks?” European
Financial Management Association Annual Meeting, Turin,
Italy, June 4, 2009.
William Scroggins
Doris Bennett, Brent Cunningham, Robert Landry, Gene
Padgham, David Palmer and William Scroggins, “An Economic
and Demographic Review of Etowah County and its Major Municipalities 2000-2007,” The Chamber of Gadsden and Etowah
County, Gadsden, Alabama, October 10, 2008.
Christopher Westley
Christopher Westley and Walter Block, “Internal vs. External
Explanations in Economics,” Procesos de Mercado: Revista Europea de Economia Politica 2 (2008): 35-132.
Christopher Westley, “The Economics of the Fiscal Stimulus,”
JSU Economic Update (July/August, 2008).
Christopher Westley, “Fannie, Freddie, and Foreboding,” JSU
Economic Update (September/October, 2008).
Christopher Westley and David Palmer, Where Will the Workers
Go? Jacksonville, Alabama: JSU Center for Economic Development, 2008.
Christopher Westley and David Palmer, Northeast Alabama Occupational Projections Through 2014. Jacksonville, Alabama: JSU
Center for Economic Development, 2008.
Christopher Westley, Benjamin Boozer and Rob Landry, “Medical Malpractice Reform Policy: Why Economic Efficiency Matters,” JSU Economic Update 18, no. 1 (2009).
Christopher Westley, “Review of Aint Your High School Civics
Text,” Anniston Star (January 18, 2009).
Christopher Westley, “The Price of Corporatism,” Birmingham
Business Journal (January 30, 2009).
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Robert J. Landry III, Christopher Westley and Benjamin
Boozer, “Medical Malpractice Reform Policy,” JSU Economic
Update 18, no. 1 (January/February, 2009): 1.
Christopher Westley, “Alabama, FDR, and Obama,” Birmingham Business Journal (March 6, 2009).
Christopher Westley, “Savings Is Not Just a Good Thing,” Anniston Star, May 8, 2009.
Christopher Westley, “Regions and the Paradox of Thrift,” Birmingham Business Journal, May 1, 2009.
Christopher Westley, and Fernando Zanella, “The Western
Expansion as a Common Pool Problem: The Contrasting Histories of the Brazilian and North American Pioneers,” American
Journal of Economics and Sociology 68, no. 3 (July, 2009).
Management
& Marketing
Patricia C. Borstorff
Stephen Keith Lowe, Patricia Borstorff and Robert Landry
III, “An Empirical Examination of the Phenomenon of Grade
Inflation in Higher Education: A Focus of Grade Divergence
Between Business and Other Fields of Study,” Academy of Educational Leadership Journal 12, no. 1 (2008).
Stephen Keith Lowe, Patricia Borstorff and Robert Landry
III, “An Empirical Examination of the Phenomenon of Grade
Inflation in Higher Education: A Focus of Grade Divergence
Between Business and Other Fields of Study,” Educational Leadership Journal 7, no. 1 (2009): 15-33.
Patricia Borstorff, and Mark Hearn, “Globalization: How We
View It,” A. T. Business Management Review 5, no. 1 (2009): 8-15.
M. Featherstone, Stewart Adam and Patricia Borstorff, “A Methodology for Extracting Quasi-Random Samples from World
Wide Web Domains,” Journal of International Business Research
8, no. 1 (2009): 63-67.
Patricia Borstorff and Scott Goble, “Web-Based Electronic
Commerce Usage by Rural Micro-Enterprises for International
Market Expansion,” Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October
8-10, 2008.
Patricia Borstorff and Mark Hearn, “Globalization: How We
View It,” Academy of Business Disciplines Conference, Fort
Meyers, Florida, November 5-8, 2008.
Padgham, David Palmer and William Scroggins, “An Economic
and Demographic Review of Etowah County and its Major Municipalities 2000-2007,” The Chamber of Gadsden and Etowah
County, Gadsden, Alabama, October 10, 2008.
Kenneth W. H. Day
Kenneth W. H. Day, “A Political-Economy View of the Human
Rights Effects of the World Trade Organization: The Parallel
Situation of the Atlantic Provinces (And Nova Scotia) Within
Canadian Confederation,” Oxford Round Table, Oxford, England, August 4, 2008.
Michael Featherstone
Michael D. Featherstone, Stewart Adam and Patricia Borstorff,
“A Methodology for Extracting Quasi-Random Samples from
World Wide Web Domains,” Journal of International Business
Research 8, no. 1 (2009): 63-67.
Stewart Adam and Michael D. Featherstone, “The Web in Marketing: Information Cue Usage in Two Commercial Domains,”
Australia and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference,
Sydney, Australia, December 2, 2008.
W. Mark Hearn
Patricia Borstorff and Mark Hearn, “Globalization: How We
View It,” A. T. Business Management Review 5, no. 1 (2009):
8-15.
Mark Hearn, “An Analysis and Update of the Tri-County Infrastructure, Water, and Airport,” Choccolocco Economic Activity
Zone Exposition, Anniston, Alabama, September 11, 2008.
Paula R. Buchanan
Paula R. Buchanan, “Using Auto Racing as a Model to Teach
Economics for Grades K-12,” Journal of Economics and Economics Research 91, no. 1 (November, 2008).
Richard Cobb
Richard Cobb, “An Analysis and Update of the Tri-County
Demographics, Labor Force, and Education,” Choccolocco
Economic Activity Zone Exposition, Anniston, Alabama, September 11, 2008.
Richard Cobb and Mark Hearn, “Economic Update on Calhoun County and the State of Alabama,” Calhoun County
Chamber of Commerce, Anniston, Alabama, January 29, 2009.
Richard Cobb, “Economic Update on East Alabama Region,”
East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission Annual Meeting, Anniston, Alabama, April 22, 2009.
Brent Cunningham
Doris Bennett, Brent Cunningham, Robert Landry, Gene
Patricia Borstorff and Mark Hearn, “Globalization: How We
View It,” Academy of Business Disciplines Conference, Fort
Meyers, Florida, November 5-8, 2008.
Richard Cobb and Mark Hearn, “Economic Update on Calhoun County and the State of Alabama,” Calhoun County
Chamber of Commerce, Anniston, Alabama, January 29, 2009.
Mark Hearn, “Economic Update on East Alabama Region,”
East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission Annual Meeting, Anniston, Alabama, April 22, 2009.
David Palmer
David Palmer, Jeffrey A. Parker and Burt F. Arthur, “Building
Blocks of Nonprofit Health Care Success,” Academy of Health
Care Management Journal (Spring, 2008).
Christopher Westley and David Palmer, Where Will the Workers
Go? Jacksonville, Alabama: JSU Center for Economic Development, 2008.
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Christopher Westley and David Palmer, Northeast Alabama Occupational Projections Through 2014. Jacksonville, Alabama: JSU
Center for Economic Development, 2008.
Doris Bennett, Brent Cunningham, Robert Landry, Gene
Padgham, David Palmer and William Scroggins, “An Economic
and Demographic Review of Etowah County and its Major Municipalities 2000-2007,” The Chamber of Gadsden and Etowah
County, Gadsden, Alabama, October 10, 2008.
David Palmer, “Sartell Regional Dental Center: Health Care
Success in an Unattractive Market,” Society for Marketing
Advances (SMA) Annual Conference, St. Petersburg Beach,
Florida, November, 2008.
David Palmer, “Impulsive, Compulsive, or Unethical: Consumer Behavior with Public Policy Implications,” Society for
Marketing Advances (SMA) Annual Conference, St. Petersburg
Beach, Florida, November, 2008.
Jeffrey Parker
David Palmer, Jeffrey A. Parker and Burt F. Arthur, “Building
Blocks of Nonprofit Health Care Success,” Academy of Health
Care Management Journal (Spring, 2008).
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Education &
Professional Studies
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Dean’s Office
John B. Hammett
Roland Thornburg, and John Hammett, “A-Z: Priming Your
Students for Success,” Live Text Conference, Chicago, Illinois,
July 23-26, 2008.
John Hammett and Roland Thornburg, “How It All Came
Together,” Professional Development Schools National
Conference, Daytona, Florida, March, 2009.
Communication
Jerome G. Chandler
Jerry Chandler, “New, Cutting Edge Aircraft Inspection
Technologies,” Overhaul and Maintenance.
Kingsley O. Harbor
Kingsley O. Harbor, “The Digital Revolution, Globalization
and the Marketplace of Ideas,” Journal of Information Systems
Technology and Planning (Spring, 2009)
Kingsley O. Harbor, “The Contradiction Between Globalization
and John Milton’s Marketplace of Ideas,” 2008 Annual
Convention of the IntellectBase International Consortium,
Atlanta, Georgia, October 9, 2008.
Kingsley O. Harbor, “Postmodernism and the Decline of Ethics
in the Mass Media: Proposing a Model for Moral Restoration in
the Mass Media,” 2009 Oxford Round Table, Oxford, England,
Spring, 2009.
Augustine Ihator
Augustine Ihator, “Look at PR Practice in English-Speaking
African Countries,” American Association of Behavioral and
Social Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, February 5-6, 2009.
Instructional
Services Unit
Carl Michael Zenanko
Marsha Zenanko and Mike Zenanko, “Developing Program and
Tutoring Goals” in The atps of Tutor Training. (Madison, New
York: Association for the Tutoring Profession, 2009).
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The atps of Tutor Training. Edited by Mike Zenanko, and Jack
Truschel. (Madison, New York: Association for the Tutoring
Profession, 2009).
Mike Zenanko, “Developing Program and Tutoring Goals,”
Fifth Annual Conference of the Association for the Tutoring
Profession, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 5-8, 2009.
Technology &
Engineering
Noureddine Bekhouche
Nouredine Bekhouche, “Meeting the Need for Software
Simulation Packages,” National Association of Industrial
Technology (NAIT) Annual Conference and Exposition,
Nashville, Tennessee, November 18-22, 2008.
Jessie Godbey
Jess Godbey, “Incorporating Health and Safety into a Senior
Capstone Course: Critical Exposure for Future Industrial
Leaders,” National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT)
Annual Conference and Exposition, Nashville, Tennessee,
November 18-22, 2008.
Terry M. Marbut
Terry Marbut, “Teaching Circuits to Multiple Disciplines:
Hardware, Software, Both?” IAJC-IAJM International
Conference (Joint International Conference on Engineering and
Technology), Nashville, Tennessee, November 18-22, 2008.
Terry Marbut, “Building Stronger Programs: Strategy and
Creative Utilization of Industrial Advisory Councils and
Partnerships,” Conference for Industry and Education
Collaboration (CIEC), Orlando, Florida, February 4-6, 2009.
Curriculum &
Instruction
Lawrence Beard
Larry Beard, “Lifetime of Judo Lessons (Maybe) Learned,”
American Judo 9 (Fall, 2008).
Larry Beard and Teresa Gardner, “Assistive Technology:
Assessment and Application in Social Studies Classrooms,”
National Social Science Proceedings: Fall Professional Development
Conference 40, no. 2 (Fall, 2008): 15-21.
Childhood Teacher Educators, Dallas, Texas, November 4-8,
2008.
Larry Beard, “Martial Arts: What Goes Around Comes
Around,” American Judo 10 (Winter, 2009).
Elizabeth Engley, “Planting the Seed in the Early Years:
Kindergartners Learn About Trees and the Environment,”
World Organization for Early Childhood Education and
National Association of Early Childhood Teacher Educators,
Dallas, Texas, November 4-8, 2008.
Larry Beard and Teresa Gardner, “Including All Children
in the Social Science Curriculum,” National Social Science
Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 18-23, 2008.
Larry Beard, “Spelling and How to Fund a SCEC
Organization,” Alabama Federation for the Council for
Exceptional Children Conference, Birmingham, Alabama,
February 4-7, 2009.
Teresa Gardner, C. Crosson, D. Highfield, A. Allen, and Larry
Beard, “Organizing a Student Chapter at the Postsecondary
Level,” Alabama Federation for the Council for Exceptional
Children Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, February 4-7,
2009.
Charles Notar, Teresa Gardner, and Larry Beard, “Teaching
Spelling to Students with Disabilities,” Alabama Federation for
the Council for Exceptional Children Conference, Birmingham,
Alabama, February 4-7, 2009.
Marsha Dale Campbell
Dale Campbell, “Science in a Container,” National Science
Teachers Association Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina,
October 29 - November 1, 2008.
Dale Campbell, “Let Children’s Literature Lead You Into
Inquiry,” NSTA 2008 Area Conferences, Charlotte, North
Carolina, 2008.
Dale Campbell, “Let Literature Lead You Into Inquiry,” MidSouth Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 4-8, 2008.
Dale Campbell, Nina Marrs King, Patricia Lowry, and Judy
Hale McCrary, “Attitudes of Teachers Toward Science Reflected
in Their Visual Representation of a Scientist,” Mid-South
Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 4-8, 2008.
Dale Campbell, “Teaching Science to Exceptional Children,”
Alabama Federation for the Council for Exceptional Children
Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, February 4-7, 2009.
Elizabeth Engley
Elizabeth Engley, “Using Online Learning to Reflect on Issues/
Trends and Children’s Futures,” World Organization for Early
Childhood Education and National Association of Early
Teresa Gardner
Larry Beard and Teresa Gardner, “Assistive Technology:
Assessment and Application in Social Studies Classrooms,”
National Social Science Proceedings: Fall Professional Development
Conference 40, no. 2 (Fall, 2008): 15-21.
Larry Beard and Teresa Gardner, “Including All Children
in the Social Science Curriculum,” National Social Science
Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 18-23, 2008.
Teresa Gardner, “Using Remote Response Devices to Support
Student Learning,” CEC - Teacher Education Division
Conference, Dallas, Texas, November 5-7, 2008.
Teresa Gardner, C. Crosson, D. Highfield, A. Allen, and Larry
Beard, “Organizing a Student Chapter at the Postsecondary
Level,” Alabama Federation for the Council for Exceptional
Children Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, February 4-7,
2009.
Charles Notar, Teresa Gardner, and Larry Beard, “Teaching
Spelling to Students with Disabilities,” Alabama Federation for
the Council for Exceptional Children Conference, Birmingham,
Alabama, February 4-7, 2009.
Slenda Haynes
Slenda Haynes, “Word Exploration: Effective Activities for
Developing Vocabulary,” Alabama Reading Association (ARA)
Conference, Montgomery, Alabama, October 31, 2008.
Slenda Haynes, “Word Exploration: Effective Vocabulary
Activities,” Southeast Regional International Reading
Association Conference, Nashville, Tennessee, December 7-10,
2008.
Celia Hilber
Celia B. Hilber, “Training Teacher for ELLS: Does it Work?”
Alabama Mississippi Teachers of English to Speakers of Other
Languages Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, September 2427, 2008.
Celia B. Hilber and Nina Marrs King, “The Acts of Kindness
Project: A Study of Education Majors’ Altruistic Behaviors,”
Mid-South Educational Research Association, Knoxville,
Tennessee, November 4-8, 2008.
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Nina Marrs King
Celia B. Hilber and Nina Marrs King, “The Acts of Kindness
Project: A Study of Education Majors’ Altruistic Behaviors,”
Mid-South Educational Research Association, Knoxville,
Tennessee, November 4-8, 2008.
Dale Campbell, Nina Marrs King, Patricia Lowry, and Judy
Hale McCrary, “Attitudes of Teachers Toward Science Reflected
in Their Visual Representation of a Scientist,” Mid-South
Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 4-8, 2008.
Patricia Kramer Lowry
Dale Campbell, Nina Marrs King, Patricia Lowry, and Judy
Hale McCrary, “Attitudes of Teachers Toward Science Reflected
in Their Visual Representation of a Scientist,” Mid-South
Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 4-8, 2008.
Donna Herring, Charles Notar, Kathleen Friery, and Jimmy
Barnes, “Preparing K-12 Teachers to Teach Online,” SITE
2009, Charleston, South Carolina, March 2-6, 2009.
Janice Chandler
Tommy Turner, J. Chandler, Nancy Fox, and Donna Herring,
“Adolescent and Childhood Bullies: Cyber and Otherwise!”
Alabama Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville,
Alabama, November 20, 2008.
Charlotte Eady
J.C. Bradley, Charles E. Notar, C.K. Eady, and Donna Herring,
“Teaching Mathematics to Elementary School Children,” Asian
Social Science 4, no. 4 (2008): 60-65.
Patsy Lowry, “Introducing the Food Pyramid in the Classroom,”
Alabama Federation for the Council for Exceptional Children
Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, February 4-7, 2009.
Charles E. Notar, C. S. Uline, and C.K. Eady, “What Makes an
Effective Leader: The Application of Leadership,” International
Education Studies 1, no. 3 (August, 2008).
Judy Hale McCrary
Dale Campbell, Nina Marrs King, Patricia Lowry, and Judy
Hale McCrary, “Attitudes of Teachers Toward Science Reflected
in Their Visual Representation of a Scientist,” Mid-South
Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 4-8, 2008.
Mary Montgomery, William Kiser, Charlotte Eady and
Isreal Eady, “Taking Advantage of Assets: A Model of
Program Improvement for Educational Leadership,” MSERA
Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
Judy Hale McCrary, “Hands On Science,” Alabama Federation
for the Council for Exceptional Children Conference,
Birmingham, Alabama, February 5-7, 2009.
Melinda Staubs
Melinda Staubs, “Using Notable Books to Teach Social Studies,”
State Social Studies Conference, Montgomery, Alabama,
October 1, 2008.
Melinda Staubs, “Using Trade Books to Teach Social Studies,”
National Conference of the Social Studies Convention,
Houston, Texas, November 13-16, 2008.
Educational
Resources
Jimmy H. Barnes
J. Gordon Nelson, Donna Herring, J. Barnes, and Kathleen
Friery, “Using Live Text to Teach Distance Education Students,”
Proceedings: 7th Annual Hawaii International Conference on
Education (HICE), Honolulu, Hawaii (January, 2009).
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J. Gordon Nelson, Donna Herring, and Jimmy Barnes,
“How to Create a Faculty Website Using Live Text,” MSERA
Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
William Kiser, Mary Montgomery, Charlotte Eady, Isreal Eady,
and Nancy Fox, “Instructional Leadership: A TechnologyInfused Program,” Society for Information Technology and
Teacher Education (SITE) 2009 Conference, Charleston, South
Carolina, March 2-6, 2009.
Isreal Eady
Mary Montgomery, William Kiser, Charlotte Eady and
Isreal Eady, “Taking Advantage of Assets: A Model of
Program Improvement for Educational Leadership,” MSERA
Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
William Kiser, Mary Montgomery, Charlotte Eady, Isreal Eady,
and Nancy Fox, “Instructional Leadership: A TechnologyInfused Program,” Society for Information Technology and
Teacher Education (SITE) 2009 Conference, Charleston, South
Carolina, March 2-6, 2009.
Nancy Fox
Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, and Nancy Fox, “Using
Program Data Portfolios for Accreditation Documentation,” 7th
Annual LiveText Collaboration Conference, Chicago, Illinois,
July 24, 2008.
Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, and Nancy Fox, “Course
Delivery, Advisement, Web Pages and Newsletters Created by
LiveText,” 7th Annual LiveText Collaboration Conference,
Chicago, Illinois, July 24, 2008.
Nancy Fox, “Adolescent and Childhood Bullies: Cyberspace
and Otherwise,” MSERA Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5-7, 2008.
Nancy Fox, “Portfolio - Don’t Leave School Without It,”
MSERA Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7,
2008.
Nancy Fox, Donna Herring, and Kathleen Friery, “Course
Delivery, Advisement, Webpages and Newsletters,” MidSouth Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5, 2008.
Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, and Nancy Fox, “Course
Delivery, Advisement, Web Pages and Newsletters Created by
LiveText,” 7th Annual LiveText Collaboration Conference,
Chicago, Illinois, July 24, 2008.
Nancy Fox, Donna Herring, and Kathleen Friery, “Course
Delivery, Advisement, Webpages and Newsletters,” MidSouth Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5, 2008.
Nancy Fox, Donna Herring, and Kathleen Friery, “Using
Program Data Portfolios for Accreditation Purposes,” MidSouth Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5, 2008.
Nancy Fox, Donna Herring, and Kathleen Friery, “Using
Program Data Portfolios for Accreditation Purposes,” MidSouth Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5, 2008.
Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox, Melanie Wallace, Tommy Turner,
Donna Herring, and Mary Montgomery-Owens, “Using
Foreign Language to Enhance Multicultural Education,”
Alabama Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville,
Alabama, November 19-21, 2008.
Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox, J. Kiser, and Donna Herring,
“Portfolio: Don’t Leave Home Without It,” Alabama
Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville, Alabama,
November 19-21, 2008.
Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox, J. Kiser, and Donna Herring,
“Portfolio: Don’t Leave Home Without It,” Alabama
Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville, Alabama,
November 19-21, 2008.
Tommy Turner, J. Chandler, Nancy Fox, and Donna Herring,
“Adolescent and Childhood Bullies: Cyber and Otherwise!”
Alabama Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville,
Alabama, November 20, 2008.
Kathleen Friery, Tommy Turner, Melanie Wallace, M. Owens,
Donna Herring, and Nancy Fox, “Salut? Comment ca va?
Pardon My French!!: Using Foreign Languages to Enhance
Multicultural Education,” Alabama Counseling Association
Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, November 20, 2008.
Kathleen Friery, Tommy Turner, Melanie Wallace, M. Owens,
Donna Herring, and Nancy Fox, “Salut? Comment ca va?
Pardon My French!!: Using Foreign Languages to Enhance
Multicultural Education,” Alabama Counseling Association
Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, November 20, 2008.
William Kiser, Mary Montgomery, Charlotte Eady, Isreal Eady,
and Nancy Fox, “Instructional Leadership: A TechnologyInfused Program,” Society for Information Technology and
Teacher Education (SITE) 2009 Conference, Charleston, South
Carolina, March 2-6, 2009.
Kathleen A. Friery
J. Gordon Nelson, Donna Herring, J. Barnes, and Kathleen
Friery, “Using Live Text to Teach Distance Education Students,”
Proceedings: 7th Annual Hawaii International Conference on
Education (HICE), Honolulu, Hawaii (January, 2009).
Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, and Nancy Fox, “Using
Program Data Portfolios for Accreditation Documentation,” 7th
Annual LiveText Collaboration Conference, Chicago, Illinois,
July 24, 2008.
Donna Herring, Charles Notar, Kathleen Friery, and Jimmy
Barnes, “Preparing K-12 Teachers to Teach Online,” SITE
2009, Charleston, South Carolina, March 2-6, 2009.
Donna Herring
J.C. Bradley, Charles E. Notar, C.K. Eady, and Donna Herring,
“Teaching Mathematics to Elementary School Children,” Asian
Social Science 4, no. 4 (2008): 60-65.
Donna Herring, Charles E. Notar, and J. McIntyre, “Creating
Websites: Adobe Go Live vs. Live Text,” Computer and
Information Science 1, no 3 (2008): 100-103.
Charles E. Notar, Donna Herring, and Sherri Restauri, “A
Web-based Teaching Aid for Presenting the Concepts of Norm
Referenced Criterion Referenced Testing,” Education 129, no. 1
(Fall, 2008).
J. Gordon Nelson, Donna Herring, J. Barnes, and Kathleen
Friery, “Using Live Text to Teach Distance Education Students,”
Proceedings: 7th Annual Hawaii International Conference on
Education (HICE), Honolulu, Hawaii (January, 2009).
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Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, and Nancy Fox, “Using
Program Data Portfolios for Accreditation Documentation,” 7th
Annual LiveText Collaboration Conference, Chicago, Illinois,
July 24, 2008.
Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, and Nancy Fox, “Course
Delivery, Advisement, Web Pages and Newsletters Created by
LiveText,” 7th Annual LiveText Collaboration Conference,
Chicago, Illinois, July 24, 2008.
Nancy Fox, Donna Herring, and Kathleen Friery, “Course
Delivery, Advisement, Webpages and Newsletters,” MidSouth Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5, 2008.
Nancy Fox, Donna Herring, and Kathleen Friery, “Using
Program Data Portfolios for Accreditation Purposes,” MidSouth Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5, 2008.
Gordon Nelson, Donna Herring, and Jimmy Barnes, “How to
Create a Faculty Website Using Live Text,” MSERA Conference,
Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
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Alabama Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville,
Alabama, November 20, 2008.
Donna Herring, Charles Notar, Kathleen Friery, and Jimmy
Barnes, “Preparing K-12 Teachers to Teach Online,” SITE
2009, Charleston, South Carolina, March 2-6, 2009.
Jerry D. Kiser
Tommy Turner and Jerry Kiser, “Uniting Spirituality and
Sexual Counseling: Theology, Ethics and Practices,” ASERVIC
Conference, Lake Junaluska, North Carolina, June 17, 2008.
Jerry Kiser and Tommy Turner, “Uniting Spirituality and Sexual
Counseling: Multicultural Considerations, Theology, Ethics,
Preconditions, Practices and Products,” Alabama Counseling
Association Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, November 19-21,
2008.
Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox, J. Kiser, and Donna Herring,
“Portfolio: Don’t Leave Home Without It,” Alabama
Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville, Alabama,
November 19-21, 2008.
Charles E. Notar and Donna Herring, “Classroom
Management: Positioning and Routines,” Mid-South
Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5-7, 2008.
William Kiser
William Kiser and Mary Owens-Montgomery, “From Paper to
Electronic Portfolio: Problem Solving Projects in Educational
Leadership,” International Conference on College Teaching and
Learning, Jacksonville, Florida, April, 2008.
Wilson, Jan, Charles E. Notar, and Donna Herring, “Formative
Assessment: Precursor of Good Test Results,” Mid-South
Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5-7, 2008.
Mary Owens-Montgomery, William Kiser, Charlotte Eady
and Isreal Eady, “Taking Advantage of Assets: A Model of
Program Improvement for Educational Leadership,” MSERA
Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox, Melanie Wallace, Tommy Turner,
Donna Herring, and Mary Montgomery-Owens, “Using
Foreign Language to Enhance Multicultural Education,”
Alabama Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville,
Alabama, November 19-21, 2008.
William Kiser, Mary Montgomery, Charlotte Eady, Isreal Eady,
and Nancy Fox, “Instructional Leadership: A TechnologyInfused Program,” Society for Information Technology and
Teacher Education (SITE) 2009 Conference, Charleston, South
Carolina, March 2-6, 2009.
Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox, J. Kiser, and Donna Herring,
“Portfolio: Don’t Leave Home Without It,” Alabama
Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville, Alabama,
November 19-21, 2008.
Mary Montgomery
William Kiser and Mary Owens-Montgomery, “From Paper to
Electronic Portfolio: Problem Solving Projects in Educational
Leadership,” International Conference on College Teaching and
Learning, Jacksonville, Florida, April, 2008.
Kathleen Friery, Tommy Turner, Melanie Wallace, M. Owens,
Donna Herring, and Nancy Fox, “Salut? Comment ca va?
Pardon My French!!: Using Foreign Languages to Enhance
Multicultural Education,” Alabama Counseling Association
Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, November 20, 2008.
Mary Owens-Montgomery, William Kiser, Charlotte Eady
and Isreal Eady, “Taking Advantage of Assets: A Model of
Program Improvement for Educational Leadership,” MSERA
Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
Tommy Turner, J. Chandler, Nancy Fox, and Donna Herring,
“Adolescent and Childhood Bullies: Cyber and Otherwise!”
Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox, Melanie Wallace, Tommy Turner,
Donna Herring, and Mary Montgomery-Owens, “Using
Foreign Language to Enhance Multicultural Education,”
Alabama Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville,
Alabama, November 19-21, 2008.
J. Gordon Nelson, Donna Herring, and Jimmy Barnes,
“How to Create a Faculty Website Using Live Text,” MSERA
Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
Kathleen Friery, Tommy Turner, Melanie Wallace, M. Owens,
Donna Herring, and Nancy Fox, “Salut? Comment ca va?
Pardon My French!!: Using Foreign Languages to Enhance
Multicultural Education,” Alabama Counseling Association
Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, November 20, 2008.
J. Gordon Nelson, “Teaching in China: The Wuhan
Experience,” Delta Kappa Gamma Society International Sigma
Chapter, Jacksonville, Alabama, November, 2008.
William Kiser, Mary Montgomery, Charlotte Eady, Isreal Eady,
and Nancy Fox, “Instructional Leadership: A TechnologyInfused Program,” Society for Information Technology and
Teacher Education (SITE) 2009 Conference, Charleston, South
Carolina, March 2-6, 2009.
Betty Morris
Betty J. Morris, “What Can Teacher-Librarians Do to Promote
Their Work and the School Library Media Program?: Let Your
Voice Be Heard,” Teacher-Librarian 36, no. 2 (December,
2008): 32
Betty J. Morris, “Pairing Brain Research and Information
Literacy Skills for Student Learning,” Georgia Conference on
Information Literacy, Savannah, Georgia, September 25-26,
2008.
Betty J. Morris, “Principals Who Support Information Literacy
Collaboration Between Classroom Teachers and Media
Specialists,” Georgia Conference on Information Literacy,
Savannah, Georgia, September 25-26, 2008.
Betty J. Morris, “Principal Support of Media Specialists and
Teacher Collaboration: A Research Study,” MSERA Conference,
Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5, 2008.
J. Gordon Nelson
J. Gordon Nelson, Donna Herring, J. Barnes, and Kathleen
Friery, “Using Live Text to Teach Distance Education Students,”
Proceedings: 7th Annual Hawaii International Conference on
Education (HICE), Honolulu, Hawaii (January, 2009).
J. Gordon Nelson, “Western Higher Education: Trends,
Options, and Faculty Evaluation Procedures - The Journey,”
Wuhan University, Wuhan, China, May, 2008.
J. Gordon Nelson, “How to use PowerPoint, Excel, and Word,”
Wuhan University, Wuhan, China, May, 2008.
J. Gordon Nelson, “How to Teach Distance Education Students
Using LiveText,” 33rd Annual Conference of Improving
University Teaching (IUT), Glasgow, Scotland, July, 2008.
J. Gordon Nelson, “Building Online Communities:
Recruitment and Retention of Male Minorities in Distance
Education,” Mid-South Educational Research Association,
Knoxville, Tennessee, November, 2008.
J. Gordon Nelson, “Using Live Text to Teach Distance
Education Students,” Hawaii International Conference on
Education, Honolulu, Hawaii, January 4-7, 2009.
Tommy Turner
Tommy Turner, “Bullying,” Alabama Institute for Deaf and
Blind, Talladega, Alabama, April 21, 2008.
Tommy Turner and Jerry Kiser, “Uniting Spirituality and
Sexual Counseling: Theology, Ethics and Practices,” ASERVIC
Conference, Lake Junaluska, North Carolina, June 17, 2008.
Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox, Melanie Wallace, Tommy Turner,
Donna Herring, and Mary Montgomery-Owens, “Using
Foreign Language to Enhance Multicultural Education,”
Alabama Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville,
Alabama, November 19-21, 2008.
Jerry Kiser, and Tommy Turner, “Uniting Spirituality and Sexual
Counseling: Multicultural Considerations, Theology, Ethics,
Preconditions, Practices and Products,” Alabama Counseling
Association Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, November 19-21,
2008.
Kathleen Friery, Tommy Turner, Melanie Wallace, M. Owens,
Donna Herring, and Nancy Fox, “Salut? Comment ca va?
Pardon My French!!: Using Foreign Languages to Enhance
Multicultural Education,” Alabama Counseling Association
Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, November 20, 2008.
Tommy Turner, J. Chandler, Nancy Fox, and Donna Herring,
“Adolescent and Childhood Bullies: Cyber and Otherwise!”
Alabama Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville,
Alabama, November 20, 2008.
Melanie Wallace
Melanie Wallace, “Counselor Supervision: Best and Worst
Experiences of Supervisees,” Southern Association of Counselor
Education and Supervision Conference, Houston, Texas,
October 22-25, 2008.
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Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox, Melanie Wallace, Tommy Turner,
Donna Herring, and Mary Montgomery-Owens, “Using
Foreign Language to Enhance Multicultural Education,”
Alabama Counseling Association Conference, Huntsville,
Alabama, November 19-21, 2008.
Health, Physical
Education &
Recreation
Melinda Bolgar
Melinda Bolgar, “Using RPE to Evaluate the Intensity of
Exercise,” ASAHPERD Conference, Birmingham, Alabama,
November 11, 2008.
Melinda Bolgar, “The Effects of Training Status on Actual and
Predicted RPE in Young Women,” ACSM Conference, Seattle,
Washington, May 27-29, 2009.
William James Griffin
Jimmy Griffin, “Active Learning in the College Classroom,”
ASAHPERD Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November
10, 2008.
Kory J. Hill
Kory Hill, “Competition and Cooperation,” ASAHPERD
Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 9, 2008.
Kory Hill, “Fuel-Preparing for Practicum Experiences,”
ASAHPERD Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November
11, 2008.
Kory Hill, “Assessment Modeling,” ASAHPERD Conference,
Orange Beach, Alabama, April 17-18, 2009.
Glenn Roswal, “The Time is Now!: Adaptive Tennis,” USTA
Tennis Teacher’s Conference, New York, New York, August 24 26, 2008.
Regina Mabrey
Gina Mabrey, “Yoga for Sport,” Kentucky Association for
Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference,
Louisville, Kentucky, October 16-18, 2008.
Glenn Roswal, “Special Olympics University Curriculum,”
Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia University Sports Seminar,
Poznam, Poland, September 16 - 21, 2008.
Gina Mabrey, “Sport Specific Yoga,” ASAHPERD Conference,
Birmingham, Alabama, November 10-11, 2008.
Glenn Roswal, “Special Olympics in the University
Curriculum,” Special Olympics Spain National Games,
Castellon, Spain, October, 2008.
Gina Mabrey, “Resistance Tubing Workout,” ASAHPERD
Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 10-11, 2008.
Glenn Roswal
Glenn Roswal, “An Overview of Completed Research in Special
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Olympics and Special Olympics University Partnerships,”
International Convention on Science, Education, and Medicine
in Sport, Guangzhou, China, July 30 - August 5, 2008.
Glenn Roswal, “Global Adapted Physical Activity Perspectives,”
Intensive Study in Adapted Physical Activity Program
(DEUAPA), Nanterre, France, December 1-6, 2008.
Glenn Roswal and M. Damentko, “Special Olympics University
Seminar,” Intensive Study in Adapted Physical Activity Program
(DEUAPA), Nanterre, France, December 1-6, 2008.
Test Performance and Attitudes Towards Science in High
School Biology,” 12th Annual Graduate Research and Thesis
Conference, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, March 7, 2009.
Glenn Roswal and M. Damentko, “Coaching Special Olympics
Athletes,” Intensive Study in Adapted Physical Activity Program
(DEUAPA), Nanterre, France, December 1-6, 2008.
Linda Mitchell
Linda Mitchell, “Using Mentoring to Develop Professional
Teaching Knowledge for Problem-Based Historical Inquiry,”
Theory and Research in Social Education 27, no. 1 (Winter,
2009).
Glenn Roswal, “Facilitating Independence Through Innovative
Recreation Facilities,” ICHPER-SD Europe Conference,
Antalya, Turkey, April 20-25, 2009.
Glaucio Scremin
Glaucio Scremin, “ASDE Sponsored Teacher Certification in
Sport Management: Perceptions of School Administrators,”
ASAHPERD Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November
10, 2008.
Roland A. Thornburg
Roland Thornburg and John Hammett, “A-Z: Priming Your
Students for Success,” Live Text Conference, Chicago, Illinois,
July 23 - 26, 2008.
John Hammett and Roland Thornburg, “How It All Came
Together,” Professional Development Schools National
Conference, Daytona, Florida, March, 2009.
Secondary
Education
Jordan M. Barkley
Charles Notar, Jan Wilson, Jordan Barkley, and Carol Uline,
“Pre-Service Teacher Training in Computer Technology
Integration for Classroom Instruction,” National Social Science
Journal 29, no. 2 (2008).
Jordan Barkley, Efficacy Beliefs and the Middle School Reader
(Saarbrucken, Germany: VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller, 2009).
Linda Mitchell and Jordan Barkley, “Classroom Management,”
Cherokee County High School, Centre, Alabama, August 5,
2008.
Jordan Barkley, “Electronic Notebooks: Sharing Resources
in the 21st Century Methods Course,” National Council for
Teachers of English (NCTE) Annual Conference, San Antonio,
Texas, November 21-22, 2008.
Virginia Cole
Virginia Cole, “The Effects of Co-Teaching on Student
Linda Mitchell and Jordan Barkley, “Classroom Management,”
Cherokee County High School, Centre, Alabama, August 5,
2008.
Linda Mitchell, “Librarians and Teachers as Partners,” Gadsden
City High School, Gadsden, Alabama, August 7, 2008.
Linda Mitchell, “What Do I Do With These Inclusion
Students?” Social Studies Council of Alabama State Conference,
Montgomery, Alabama, October 1, 2008.
Linda Mitchell, “Choosing and Using Resources for Students
with Diverse Reading Levels,” National Council for the Social
Studies National Conference, Houston, Texas, November 15,
2008.
Charles Notar
M. Deerman, C. Fluker, E. Panik, J. Powell, K. Shelton,
and Charles E. Notar, “Standardized Tests: Bellweather of
Achievement,” Asian Social Science 4, no. 5 (2008): 60-64.
E. R. Butler, C. Uline, and Charles E. Notar, “The Most
Effective Approaches to Increasing Parental Involvement,” Asian
Social Science 4, no. 5 (2008): 114-23.
Charles E. Notar, Jan Wilson, Jordan Barkley, and Carol
Uline, “Pre-Service Teacher Training in Computer Technology
Integration for Classroom Instruction,” National Social Science
Journal 29, no. 2 (2008).
J.C. Bradley, Charles E. Notar, C.K. Eady, and Donna Herring,
“Teaching Mathematics to Elementary School Children,” Asian
Social Science 4, no. 4 (2008): 60-65.
Donna Herring, Charles E. Notar, and J. McIntyre, “Creating
Websites: Adobe Go Live vs. Live Text,” Computer and
Information Science 1, no 3 (2008): 100-103.
Charles E. Notar, C. S. Uline, and C.K. Eady, “What Makes an
Effective Leader: The Application of Leadership,” International
Education Studies 1, no. 3 (August, 2008).
Charles E. Notar, Donna Herring, and Sherri Restauri, “A
Web-based Teaching Aid for Presenting the Concepts of Norm
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Referenced Criterion Referenced Testing,” Education 129, no. 1
(Fall, 2008).
Charles E. Notar, “Do Class and School Size Matter?: A Crucial
Issue to School Improvement,” International Education Studies,
Canadian Center of Science and Education 1, no. 4 (November,
2008).
Charles E. Notar and Donna Herring, “Classroom
Management: Positioning and Routines,” Mid-South
Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5-7, 2008.
Jan Wilson, Charles E. Notar, and Donna Herring, “Formative
Assessment: Precursor of Good Test Results,” Mid-South
Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5-7, 2008.
Charles E. Notar, “Organizing Instruction to Meet Instructional
Goals,” Mid-South Educational Research Association,
Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
Charles E. Notar, Teresa Gardner, and Larry Beard, “Teaching
Spelling to Students with Disabilities,” Alabama Federation for
the Council for Exceptional Children Conference, Birmingham,
Alabama, February 8, 2009.
Charles E. Notar, Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, Jimmy
Barnes, and Nancy Fox, “Preparing K-12 Teachers to Teach
Online,” Society for Information Technology and Teacher
Education (SITE) 2009 Conference, Charleston, South
Carolina, March 2-6, 2009.
Carol Uline
Charles E. Notar, C. S. Uline, and C.K. Eady, “What Makes an
Effective Leader: The Application of Leadership,” International
Education Studies 1, no. 3 (August, 2008).
Charles E. Notar, Jan Wilson, Jordan Barkley, and Carol
Uline, “Pre-Service Teacher Training in Computer Technology
Integration for Classroom Instruction,” National Social Science
Journal 29, no. 2 (2008).
E. R. Butler, C. Uline, and Charles E. Notar, “The Most
Effective Approaches to Increasing Parental Involvement,” Asian
Social Science 4, no. 5 (2008): 114-23.
Sheila Anne Webb
Sheila Anne Webb, “Salmon Run” chapter in The River is a
Strong Brown God: Iconic Places and Characters in 20th Century
American Cultures. (St. Cloud, Minnesota: St. Cloud State
University Press, 2008).
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Sheila Anne Webb, “Complementing Native American Science
Intelligence with Scientific Literacy Through a University,
Community College, Business and Tribal Partnership,”
American Institute of Higher Education, Atlantic City, New
Jersey, September 24, 2008.
Sheila Anne Webb, “Tenure in Higher Education: Property
Right or No Rights?” Mid-South Educational Research
Association, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
Sheila Anne Webb, “A Place for Ethics and Intellect in
Technological Curricula,” European American University
Forum and AAUA, Liverpool, England, November 17-20,
2008.
Jan Wilson
Charles E. Notar, Jan Wilson, Jordan Barkley, and Carol
Uline, “Pre-Service Teacher Training in Computer Technology
Integration for Classroom Instruction,” National Social Science
Journal 29, no. 2 (2008).
Jan Wilson, “TIMES: Technological Integrations in
Mathematical Environments,” Mid-South Educational Research
Association, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
Jan Wilson, Charles E. Notar, and Donna Herring, “Formative
Assessment: Precursor of Good Test Results,” Mid-South
Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee,
November 5-7, 2008.
Jan Wilson, “TIMES: Technological Integrations in
Mathematical Environments,” 55th Annual Southeastern
Regional Association of Teacher Educators, Myrtle Beach, South
Carolina, November 7-9, 2008.
Marsha M. Zenanko
Marsha Zenanko and Mike Zenanko, “Developing Program and
Tutoring Goals” in The atps of Tutor Training ( Madison, New
York: Association for the Tutoring Profession, 2009).
Family &
Consumer Sciences
Debra Goodwin
Debra Goodwin, “Thirteen Foods that Will Change Your Life,”
United States Federal Prison, Talladega, Alabama, July 24, 2008.
Debra Goodwin and Paula Napoli, “Positive Approaches in
the Prevention of Childhood Obesity,” NSTA Conference,
Charlotte, North Carolina, October 29 - November 1, 2008.
Paula Napoli
Debra Goodwin and Paula Napoli, “Positive Approaches in
the Prevention of Childhood Obesity,” NSTA Conference,
Charlotte, North Carolina, October 29 - November 1, 2008.
Paula Napoli, “On the Cutting Edge: The Development and
Implementation of an Online Child Development Program,”
MSERA Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7,
2008.
Paula Napoli, “The Effect of a Mock Grocery Shopping Activity
and Subsequent Nutrition Education on the Food Choices
of Children in a Preschool Setting,” MSERA Conference,
Knoxville, Tennessee, November 5-7, 2008.
Tommy M. Phillips
Tom Phillips, “Age-Related Differences in Identity Style: A
Cross-Sectional Analysis,” Current Psychology 27 (2008).
Tim Roberts
Tim Roberts, “Food Irradiation: Principles and Applications,”
Alabama Association for Career and Technical Education
Professional Development Workshop, Birmingham, Alabama,
July 22, 2008.
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Library
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Dean's Office
John-Bauer Graham
John-Bauer Graham and Elizabeth Doolittle, “Creating a Culture of Mentoring @ Your Library,” Southeastern Librarian 57,
no. 1 (Spring, 2009): 29-38.
John-Bauer Graham, “Mentoring for Success.” Kentucky/
Southeastern Library Association Joint Conference, Louisville,
Kentucky, October 2, 2008.
Bethany Latham and John-Bauer Graham, “Assessing Government Documents Collections: An Integrated Approach.” Federal
Depository Library Conference and Fall Depository Library
Council Meeting, Arlington, Virginia, October 20, 2008.
Public Services
Laurie Charnigo Phillips
Laurie Charnigo Phillips and Carley Suther Knight, “Popcorn
n’ Picture Books: Promoting Children’s Books in Academic
Libraries,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Auburn,
Alabama, April 8, 2009.
Elizabeth Suther Knight
Hanrong Wang and Carley Suther Knight, “Modern Distance
Education in China: Developments, Challenges and Trends” in
Education in China: 21st Century Issues and Challenges. Edited
by Seren T. Hall and Megan W. Lewis. (Hauppauge, New York:
NOVA Science Publishers, Inc., 2008).
Carley Suther Knight, “Bibliographic Instruction Lessons from
a New Librarian,” Southeastern Librarian 57, no. 1 (Spring,
2009): 17-20.
Laurie Charnigo Phillips and Carley Suther Knight, “Popcorn
n’ Picture Books: Promoting Children’s Books in Academic
Libraries,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Auburn,
Alabama, April 8, 2009.
Charlcie P. Vann
Charlcie Pettway Vann, “Library Lunchtime Lecture: Invite,
Involve, and Inform a Community,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Auburn, Alabama, April 8, 2009.
Hanrong Wang
Hanrong Wang and Carley Suther Knight, “Modern Distance
Education in China: Developments, Challenges and Trends” in
Education in China: 21st Century Issues and Challenges. Edited
by Seren T. Hall and Megan W. Lewis. (Hauppauge, New York:
NOVA Science Publishers, Inc., 2008).
Technical Services
Bethany Latham
Bethany Latham, “Review of A Celebration of Women Writers,”
Reference Reviews 22, no. 5 (2008).
Bethany Latham, “Review of The Spiritualist,” Historical Novels
Review 44 (May, 2008).
Bethany Latham, “Review of The House at Riverton,” Historical
Novels Review 44 (May, 2008).
Bethany Latham, “Review of Mad About the Boy,” Historical
Novels Review 45 (August, 2008).
Bethany Latham, “Review of The Last Queen,” Historical Novels
Review 46 (November, 2008).
Bethany Latham, “Eye on the Net: New and Notable: Open Access,” Reference Reviews 22, no. 5 (2008): 5-6.
Bethany Latham, “Eye on the Net: New and Notable: Petrol
Pain,” Reference Reviews 22, no. 6 (2008): 4-5.
Bethany Latham, “Eye on the Net: New and Notable: Election
Resources,” Reference Reviews 22, no. 7 (2008): 5-6.
Bethany Latham, “Eye on the Net: New and Notable: EBSCOhost 2.0,” Reference Reviews 22, no. 8 (2008): 5-6.
Bethany Latham and John-Bauer Graham, “Assessing Government Documents Collections: An Integrated Approach,” Federal
Depository Library Conference and Fall Depository Library
Council Meeting, Arlington, Virginia, October 20, 2008.
Kimberly W. Stevens and Bethany Latham, “Giving Voice to the
Past: Digitizing Oral Histories at Jacksonville State University,”
Alabama Library Association Conference, Auburn, Alabama,
April 8, 2009.
Sonja McAbee
Jodi Poe and Sonja McAbee, “Electronic Reserves, Copyright,
and CMS Integration: Six Years Later,” Journal of Access Services
5, no. 1 (2007).
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Jodi Poe and Sonja McAbee, “Electronic Reserves, Copyright,
and CMS Integration: Six Years Later,” in Best Practices in Access
Services. Edited by Driscoll, L. and W.B. Mitchell (New York,
New York: Routledge, 2009).
Jodi Poe and Sonja McAbee, “Electronic Reserves, Copyright,
and CMS Integration: Six Years Later,” in Best Practices in Access
Services. Edited by Driscoll, L. and W.B. Mitchell (New York,
New York: Routledge, 2009).
Jodi Poe
Jodi Poe and Sonja McAbee, “Electronic Reserves, Copyright,
and CMS Integration: Six Years Later,” Journal of Access Services
5, no. 1 (2007).
John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “What’s
New With the Alabama Virtual Library?” Wallace State Community College, Hanceville, Alabama, February 18, 2008.
Jodi Poe, “Review of Tech Encyclopedia,” Reference Reviews 22,
no. 6 (2008).
Jodi Poe, “Review of Management Accountant’s Standard Desk
Reference,” Choice 46, no. 7 (2009).
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Kimberly Weatherford Stevens
Kimberly W. Stevens, “Review of NYPL: Digital Gallery,”
Reference Reviews 22, no. 6 (2008).
Kimberly W. Stevens and Bethany Latham, “Giving Voice to the
Past: Digitizing Oral Histories at Jacksonville State University,”
Alabama Library Association Conference, Auburn, Alabama,
April 8, 2009.
Nursing and
Health Sciences
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Rebecca Bertalan
Debbie Curry and Becky Bertalan, “IV Push Medication in
Response to a Survey of Alabama Schools of Nursing,” Alabama
Board of Nursing, Montgomery, Alabama, November 20, 2008.
Marilyn Bougere
Marilyn Bougere, “Cultural Manifestations of Grief and
Bereavement: A Clinical Perspective,” Minority Nurse (Winter,
2008).
Kimberly Craven
Kim Craven and Kim Hollingsworth, “Ready! Set! Click! : Integrating Technology for Classroom Interaction,” FACES 2009,
Montgomery, Alabama, Alabama, April 21, 2009.
Kim Craven and Kim Hollingsworth, “Welcome to Our World:
Adventures in Geriatric Nursing Education,” FACES 2009,
Montgomery, Alabama, April 21, 2009.
Deborah L. Curry
Debbie Curry and Becky Bertalan, “IV Push Medication in
Response to a Survey of Alabama Schools of Nursing,” Alabama
Board of Nursing, Montgomery, Alabama, November 20, 2008.
Cristy Daffron
Cristy Daffron, “Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Targeting the Elderly in Faith-Based Community Settings,” FACES
2009, Montgomery, Alabama, April 21, 2009.
Sherron DeWeese
Sherron DeWeese, “Not Tonight Honey, I Have a Headache:
An Overview of Sexual Function and Advancing Age,” FACES
2009, Montgomery, Alabama, April 21, 2009.
Jennifer Frank
Jennifer Frank, “The ‘X’ Factor: ‘Y’ and How to Address the
Millennial Issue of the Booming Generation Gap,” FACES
2008, Montgomery, Alabama, April 22, 2008.
Elizabeth D. Gulledge
Elizabeth D. Gulledge, “Inpatient Treatment Settings” in
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing: Evidence-Based Concepts,
Skill, and Practices. Edited by Wanda K. Mohr. (Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania: Wolters Kluwer/Lippincott Williams Wilkins,
January, 2009).
Elizabeth D. Gulledge and Laura Walker. “Stress Management
for Nurses and Healthcare Providers,” FACES 2009, Montgomery, Alabama, April 21, 2009.
Kim Hollingsworth
Kim Craven and Kim Hollingsworth, “Ready! Set! Click! : Integrating Technology for Classroom Interaction,” FACES 2009,
Montgomery, Alabama, Alabama, April 21, 2009.
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Kim Craven and Kim Hollingsworth, “Welcome to Our World:
Adventures in Geriatric Nursing Education,” FACES 2009,
Montgomery, Alabama, April 21, 2009.
Christie Shelton
Christie Shelton, “Cruising on the Evidence: An Online Research Course,” National League for Nursing Education Summit, San Antonio, Texas, September 18-19, 2008.
Christie Shelton, “Predictors of Self Reported Health Status in
Occupational and Environmental Exposed Individuals,” Occupational Health and Safety Research Symposium, Auburn,
Alabama, April 17, 2009.
Laura Pruitt Walker
Elizabeth D. Gulledge and Laura Walker. “Stress Management
for Nurses and Healthcare Providers,” FACES 2009, Montgomery, Alabama, April 21, 2009.
Disability Support
Services
Cynthia Camp
Cindy Camp, “iTransition,” Early Hearing and Detection and
Intervention (EHDI) Conference, Dallas, Texas, March 9-10,
2009.
Cindy Camp, “iTransition,” Deaf Transition Conference, Houston, Texas, March 24, 2009.
Office of Distance
Education
Franklin King
Franklin King, “Building Online Communities: Recruitment
and Retention of Male Minorities in Distance Education,” The
Mid-South Education Researcher 36, no. 4 (October, 2008).
Franklin King and Sherri Restauri, “Building Online Communities: Recruitment and Retention of Male Minorities in
Distance Education,” Mid-South Educational Research Association, Knoxville, Tennessee, November, 2008.
Sherri Restauri
Sherri Restauri, Charles Notar, and Donna Herring, “A Webbased Teaching Aid for Presenting the Concepts of Norm
Referenced and Criterion Referenced Testing,” Education 129,
no. 1 (Fall, 2008).
Franklin King and Sherri Restauri “Building Online Communities: Recruitment and Retention of Male Minorities in Distance
Education,” Mid-South Educational Research Association,
Knoxville, Tennessee, November, 2008.
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