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Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity

Detailed Report 2007‐08

College College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Number of Faculty 82

Number of Faculty Responses 65 (79 percent) 1. Books and Monographs ‐ 8

1. Cotten, Angela. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Acampora, C. (Un)Making Race, Re‐making Soul: Transformative Aesthetics and the Practice of Freedom. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2007

2. Giventer, Lawrence. Politics and Public Administration. Governing California, Second Edition. Boston: McGraw‐Hill Higher Education, 2008.

3. Giventer, Lawrence. Politics and Public Administration. Statistical Analysis for Public Administration, Second Edition. Sudbury: Jones & Barlett, 2008.

4. Regalado, Samuel. History. Viva Baseball! Latin Major Leaguers and Their Special Hunger, Third Edition. Champaign: University of Illinois Press, 2008.

5. Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology. Lamanna, M. A. Marriages and Families: Making Choices in a Diverse Society, Tenth Edition. Florence: Wadsworth, Cengage Learning, 2008.

6. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Woven Within My Grandmother’s Braid: The Biography of a Mexican Immigrant Woman, 1898‐1982. Mountain View: Floricanto Press, 2008.

7. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Sense and Finitude: Encounters at the Limits of Art, Language, and the Political. Albany: SUNY Press, 2008.

8. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Bare Lives: A Philosophical Introduction to Giorgio Agamben, editor. Albany: SUNY Press, Forthcoming.

2. Book Chapters ‐ 19

1. AbuKhalil, As`ad. Politics and Public Administration. Hovespian, N. In Nubar Hovespian, the War on Lebanon, edited by N. Hoverspian. Olive Branch Press, 2008.

2.

Cheryachukin, Yury. Criminal Justice. Cheryachukin, Y. and Zhulanov, A. “Democratization of Education in the USA (the second half of the 19th Century ‐ the Beginning of the 20th Century).” In Modern Humanitarian Problems, Series of Humanitarian Sciences., edited by Anisimov, P. Volgograd, Russia: Volgograd Law Academy, 2007.

3.

David, Jonathan. History. “A Huge Bowl and a Fancy Shirt: Aegean Politics and Spartan Memory in the Achaemenid Periphery.” In East Meets West in the Axial Age: Proceedings of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Henry F. Sawyer Seminar, Volume I, edited by M.J. Adams, M.E. Cohen, B. Halpern, and K. Sacks. Leiden, Netherlands: E.J. Brill, 2009.

4. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Katzew, A. “Chicana/o Student

Protesters and Producers of Visual Education.” In Marching Students: Chicana/o Identity and the Politics of Education 1968‐present, edited by M. B. Avila. Reno, Nevada: University of Nevada Press. Forthcoming.

5.

De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Katzew, A. “Oprah para Mujeres: A Study of the Impact of Oprah’s Message on Chicanas.” In Stories of O: the Oprahification of American Culture, edited by T. Cotten and K. Springer. Jackson, MS: University Press of Mississippi. Forthcoming.

6. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Community Impact Project.” In Handbook on Service Learning in Women’s Studies, Interdisciplinary Studies, and the Disciplines. Edited by peers. Towson, MD: Institute for Teaching and Research on Women, 2007.

7. Gerstenfeld, Phyllis. Criminal Justice. Ferguson, C. “Hate Crimes.” In Violent Crime: Clinical and Social Implications. 1st ed., edited by C. Ferguson. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, in press.

8. Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. “Social Control Theory.” In American Criminology at the Beginning of the New Century (in Chinese), edited by Cao, L. and Ren, X. Beijing, China: People’s University Press, 2008.

9.

Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. Schepartz, L. Miller, S., Murphy, J. “Differential Health and Status among the Mycenaeans of Messenia: The Status of Females at Pylos.” In New Directions in the Skeletal Biology of Greece, edited by L. Schepartz, S. Fox, and C. Bourbou. Athens, Greece: American School of Classical Studies, 2008.

10.

Myers Jason. Politics and Public Administration. Routh, S. “Class Presidents: Finding Evidence of Class Struggle In US Presidential Speechmaking.” In Considering Class: Essays on the Discourse of the American Dream, edited by Cahill, K. M. and Johannessen, L. Berlin: LIT Verlag, 2007.

11. Perrello, Antony. English. “This Nurse, this Teeming Womb of Royal Kings’: England’s Female Body Politic.” In Images of the Body Politic. Edited by Cascione, G., Mansueto, D., and Guarino, G. Milano, Italy: Edizioni ennerre, 2007.

12. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Invisible Baseball: Japanese Americans and Their Game in the 1930s” In Baseball in America & America in Baseball. Edited by Fairbanks, R., B. and Kyle, D. G. College Station, TX: A&M Press, 2008.

13. Rios‐Bustamante, Antonio. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Aztlan Maps: Geographical and Cartographic Origins.” In Aztlanahuac, fothcoming.

14. Strahm, Ann. Sociology. “Divorce: Before and After.” In Marriages and Families: Making Choices in a Diverse Society, 11th edition. Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth, Forthcoming.

15.

Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. Wallace, R., Portela da Silva, M.J., Lopes de Nascimento, F. and Schmink, M. “A Feira de Produtos Florestais do Acre: Fortalecendo Espaços para Integração de Comunidades e Mercados.” (The Acre Forest Products Fair: Strengthening Spaces for the Integration of Communities and Markets). In O Manejo da Paisagem, e a Paisagem do Manejo, edited by B. Bensusan and G. Armstrong. Brasilia, Brazil: Insituto Internacional de Educação do Brasil, 2008.

16. Wang, Shuo. History. “Der Ling: Manchu Princess, Cultural Advisor, and Author.” In The Human Tradition in Modern China, edited by K. Hammond and K. Stapleton.

Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2008.

17.

Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Contemporary Hmong Americans.” In Emerging Voices: The Experiences of Underrepresented Asian Americans,” edited by Huping Ling. Piscataway, NJ:Rutgers University Press, 2008.

18. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “A Brief History of the Hmong in America.” In Gu Wenfeng, Hmong Migration, edited by W. Gu. Kunming, China: Hmong Yunnan Association Press. 2007.

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 29

1. AbuKhalil, As`ad. Politics and Public Administration. “Contradictions of Arab Liberals” Al‐Adab no. 8 (2007): 1‐32. Refereed

2. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. “Don’t Take Pictures of Prostitutes’ and 10 Other Things You Never Thought You’d Have to Tell Students: Adventures in Student Research and Study Abroad, Western Honduras.” Faculty Voices (2008). Referred.

3. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “Raising the Question #10. Non‐native Speakers of English: What More Can We DO?” Communication Education, no. 57(2) (2008): 289‐294. Refereed.

4. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “A Reinvestigation of the Relationship of Teacher Nonverbal Immediacy and Student Compliance‐Gaining with Learning.” Communication Education, no. 56(4). (2007): 453‐475. Refereed.

5. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “The Influence of Culture and Communication Apprehension on Oral Communication Competency.” Faculty Voices, no. V, (2007): 12‐15. Refereed.

6. Cheryachukin, Yury. Criminal Justice. “Open‐Book Testing in the Contemporary Classroom: Legalized Cheating or Reasonable Alternative?” Faculty Reflections, Vol. VI. (Forthcoming 2008): Refereed.

7. Covino, Deborah. English. “Hippity‐Hop.” ESC! Magazine, no. 12.1 (2008): 5‐6. Refereed.

8. Covino, Deborah. English. “Brotherly Love.” The Indite Circle, no. 28 (2007): Electronic journal. Refereed.

9. Dorsey, Andrew. English. “Working Smarter, Not Harder: The Benefits of Turning the University Classroom into a Research Opportunity.” Faculty Voices. Vol. VI (2007‐2008): 31‐35. Refereed.

10. Houk, Eric. Economics. Frasier M., and Taylor G. “Evaluating Water Transfers from Agriculture for Reducing Critical Habitat Water Shortages in the Platte Basin.” Journal of Water Resource Planning and Management Volume 133, No. 4. (2007): Refereed.

11. Karlstrom, Eric. Anthropology and Geography. Oviatt C.G., and Ransom, M.D. “Paleoenvironmental Interpretation of Multiple Soil‐Loess Sequence at Milford Reservoir, Northeastern Kansas.” Catena, Vol. 72, no. 1, (2008): pages 113‐128. Refereed.

12. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “Does Using the Internet Make People More Satisfied with Their Lives? The Effects of Internet on College Students’ School Life

Satisfaction.” Journal of Cyber Psychology & Behavior, no. 11(3) (2008): Refereed.

13. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Anthropology and Modern Languages. “Una Torre Que no Serive Para Nada.” In www.culturadoor.com. (2008): Refereed.

14. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Anthropology and Modern Languages. “Mi Miami Mía.” Andante 26 no. 8 (2008): Electronic journal. Refereed.

15. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Anthropology and Modern Languages. “Los Espacios del Cronista.” Revista Universidad de Sonora, no. 21 (2008): 53‐55. Refereed

16. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Anthropology and Modern Languages. “El Pérsimo de California.” In www.culturadoor.com. (2008): Refereed.

17. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Anthropology and Modern Languages. “La Inspiración no Llega de Repente: Iván Figueroa.” In www.culturadoor.com. (2007): Refereed.

18. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Effacement and Embodiment: Metaphors of Teaching.” Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies (forthcoming in 2008): Refereed.

19. Perrello, Anthony. English. “Foweles in the Frith.” Companion to Pre‐1600 British Poetry. Facts on File. (2008): Non‐refereed.

20. Perrello, Anthony. English. “Now Goth Sonne Vnder Wod.” Companion to Pre‐1600 British Poetry. Facts on File. (2008): Non‐refereed.

21. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Roberto Clemente: Images, Identity, and Legacy,” International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol. 25, no. 6 (2008): 678‐690; Refereed.

22. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Clay, aka Ali v. U.S. (1971): Muhammmad Ali, Precedent, and the Burger Court.” Journal of Sport History, (forthcoming): Refereed.

23. Schmidt, Arnold. English. “The 1848‐1849 Revolutions & the Italian Body Politic: Barrett Browning & Clough, Garibaldi & Mazzini.” Journal of Anglo‐Italian Studies (forthcoming):

24. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Silenced Life Giver of Worlds: On Painting and Language in Merleau‐Ponty.” Internationales Jahrebuch für Hermeneutik, Band Freiburg, (2008): Refereed.

25. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Unbounded Histories and Spirits: Hegel, Fanon, and Gabriel García Márquez.” Idealistic Studies no. 32, (2008): Refereed.

26. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Yucatàn, Athens and other Places: Towards a Situated Latin American Thought.” Constellations (forthcoming): Refereed.

27. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “The Privileged Enemy: Derrida’s Lifelong Reading of Antonin Artaud.” Research in Phenomenology (forthcoming): Refereed.

28. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “Family History in the Multicultural Classroom.” Academic Exchange Quarterly no. 12.1 (2008): 143‐48. Refereed

29. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “An Assessment of the Hmong American New Year and Its Implications for Hmong‐American Culture.” Hmong Studies Journal, no. 8 (2007):

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 2

1. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Regular Managing Editor. www.culturadoor.com.

2. Regalado, Samuel. History. Iber, J. Regular Editor. Mexican Americans and Sports: A Reader on Athletics and the Barrios.

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 14

1 Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Editorial Board Member. Communication Education: A National Communication Association Publication.

2. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Editorial Review Board Member. The California Geographer.

3. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Founder and Editor in Chief. Editorial Orbis Press (www.orbispress.com).

4. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Editorial Board Member. Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies.

5. Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology. Journal of Marriage and Family; Journal of Ethnography.

6. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Board of Editors. Utah Historical Quarterly.

7. Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. National Advisory Board Member. American Philosophical Practitioners Association (APPA).

8. Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Executive Board Member. American Society for Philosophy, Counseling and Psychotherapy (ASPCP).

9. Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Editorial Board Member. International Journal of Philosophical Practice.

10. Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. National Editorial Board Member. Philosophical Practice.

11. Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. International Advisory Board Member. Die Gesellschaft für Philosophische Praxis GPP.

12. Winfree, Jason. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Board Member. Die Froehliche Wissenschaft.

13. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. Specialist Reader. MELUS (Journal for the Multiethnic Literature of the United States).

14. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Editorial Review Board Member. Journal of Southeast Asian American Education and Advancement.

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private or corporate) ‐ 61

1. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. RSCA Grant. “On the Edge of the Maya World: Identity, Interaction, and Administrative Strategies in the El Paraíso Valley, Department of Copan, Honduras,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

2. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. FDC Mini‐Grant. “Rockin’ Out in the

Anthropology Department: A Hands‐On Approach to Stone Tool Technology, Archaeology, and World Prehistory,” funded by The Faculty Development Center For Excellence in Teaching and Learning, funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

3.

Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Brackett, C., Ferriz, H., Lundin, R., and Miller‐Antonio, S. National Center for Preservation Technology & Training (NCPTT) Grant. “Establishment of a Training and Educational Program for Applications of New Technology to Field Archaeology,” (Federal).

4.

Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Houk, E. Program Development Grant. “Preparing Underrepresented Students for Careers in Agriculture through Recruitment, Experiential Learning, and Community Service,” funded by USDA CSREES HIS Grant 07‐09 (federal).

5. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Collaborative Grant. “CCCCO Industry Discipline Collaborative Grant,” funded by State Center Community College District/Reedley College (state).

6. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Dean’s Teaching Initiative 2007‐2008: “Intercultural Communication Professional Education,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

7. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Vickie, H. RSCA Grant. “The Effect of Teacher Misbehavior in College Classroom.” Funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

8. Cheryachukin, Yury. Criminal Justice. Stipend/Mini‐Grant. “Fully Online Course Conversion/Development (CJ 4000 Criminal Justice and Technology),” funded by the Office of Information Technology, CSU Stanislaus (university).

9. Cheryachukin, Yury. Criminal Justice. Stipend/Mini‐Grant. “Faculty Writing Project for AY 2007‐08,” funded by the Faculty Development Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, CSU Stanislaus (university).

10.

Colnic, Dave. Politics and Public Administration. Teaching Grant “Global Campus and Community Sustainability Program, Global Learning in the Colleges,” funded by the Office of the Provost (CSU Stanislaus) & the Office of International Education through the Global Learning in the Colleges Project (U.S. Department of Education Title Via) (university & federal).

11. David, Jonathan. History. Archaeological Grant. “The Megiddo Expedition Staff Fund,” funded by The Megiddo Expedition, Tel Aviv University, Israel, (university).

12. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. RSCA Grant. Funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

13. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. FDC Mini‐Grant. Funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

14. De Vries, Kimberly. English. NEH Faculty Humanities Workshops/Digital Humanities Initiative: ʺBringing Digital Humanities into Mainstream Culture,ʺ funded by National Endowment for the Humanities, (federal).

15. De Vries, Kimberly. English. Franklin Research Grant. ʺInstitutionalization of Knowledge and Discourse: The Case of New Media,ʺ funded by American Philosophical Society.

16. De Vries, Kimberly. English. NEH Digital Start‐Up Program Grant. ʺCenter for Technology, Culture Communication and Design,ʺ funded by National Endowment for

the Humanities, (federal).

17. De Vries, Kimberly. English. NEH Faculty Research Grant: ʺInstitutionalization of New Media: the Netherlands,ʺ funded by National Endowment for the Humanities, (federal).

18. De Vries, Kimberly. English. Research Grant. “Conferences and new media research in the Netherlands,” funded by Provostʹs Special Funding, CSU Stanislaus (university).

19. De Vries, Kimberly. English. Teaching Grant. “Deanʹs Teaching Initiative,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

20. Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. RSCA Grant. “Women and Heroin Use in China’s Changing Society,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

21. Garone, Philip. History. Faculty Development Center Mini Grant. Funded by CSU Stanislaus, (university).

22. Giventer, Lawrence. Politics and Public Administration. Teaching Grant. “Dean’s Teaching Initiative Grant,” funded by CSU Stanislaus, (university).

23. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. RSCA Grant. “Land use change in the Eastern Caribbean,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

24. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Global Learning Grant. “BIONEERS: Campus and Community Sustainability Program,” funded by USDE Title VIA International Studies and Foreign Language Program, (university).

25. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. RSCA Grant. “America’s Italias: A Comparative Study of Italias Themed Districts and Neighborhoods in American Cities,ʺ funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

26. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Dean’s Teaching Initiative Grant. “Student Participation in the 62nd Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

27. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Service Learning Instructional Mini‐Grant. “Neighborhood Revitalization & Sustainable Communities: Urban Geography that Matters,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

28. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Instructional Development Mini‐Grant. “Student Participation in the 62nd Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

29.

Houk, Eric. Economics. Research and Teaching Grant. “Preparing Underrepresented Students for Careers in Agriculture through Recruitment, Experiential Learning, and Community Service,” funded by United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) (Federal).

30.

Houk, Eric. Economics. I. Bowers, D. Colnic, P. Garone, A. McNally and T. Perrello. Instructional Grant. “Campus and Community Sustainability Program, Global Learning in the Colleges Initiative,” funded by the Office of the Provost and Global Affairs, CSU Stanislaus (university).

31. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. RSCA Grant. “Sharing with a Smile: Exploring the Effects of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

32. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Dean’s Teaching Grant. “Computer‐Supported Collaborative Learning in Class Group Projects: A Case Study with

Blackboard,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

33. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Teaching Grant. “Faculty Voices,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

34. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Research Grant. “Future With Innovation Technology (FIT),” applied for National Science Foundation (federal).

35. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. RSCA Grant. “The Effects of Self‐efficacy, Outcome Expectations, Online Publish Anxiety, and Habit on Bloggus Interruptus,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

36. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Faculty Development Center Mini‐Grant. “The Potential of Wikis in the Classroom,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

37. Morris, Gregory. Criminal Justice. Research Grant. “Temperature, Air Quality in California,” applied to Guggenhiem Foundation (private).

38. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Dean’s Teaching Initiative. “Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

39. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. RSCA Grant. “Vision of Contemporary United States from a Mexican‐Chicano Perspective,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

40.

Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Research & Creative Writing Grant. “Culturadoor.com, Spanish Literature Electronic Journal,” funded by Mi Patio, Guanaguito, Centro de Ayuda, Imprenta Concepto Gráfico, Volviendo a vivir (private).

41. Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology. Fulbright Lecturing Award. “Graduate School for Social Research, Polish Academy of Sciences, Center for Social Studies,” funded by Fulbright Scholar Program (federal).

42. Royer, Katherine. History. Dean’s Initiative Grant. “Faculty Development Center Mini Grant,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

43. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Research Grant. “Italian Conversation and Composition at the University of Turin,” funded by University Study Abroad Consortium (university).

44. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Dean’s Travel Grant. “AAIS Conference,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

45. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Travel Grant. “American Academy in Rome.”

46. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. RSCA Grant. “San Francisco Vigilance Committee of 1856 manuscript in preparation,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

47. Vallega, Alejandro A. Philosophy and Modern Languages. RSCA Grant. “Bare Lives video editing,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

48. Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. Research Grant. “Evaluating Community‐Enterprise Trade Fair Interactions in the Southwest Brazilian Amazon,” funded by Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy (foundation).

49. Wang, Shuo. History. Gregory C. and Paula K. Teaching Fellowship. “Overseas Young Chinese Forum Teaching Fellowship,” funded by Chow Teaching Fellowship (foundation).

50. Weikart, Richard. History. “Difference‐in‐pay Leave,” funded by CSU Stanislaus.

51. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. Teaching Grant. “Fulbright Scholar Grant to Teach in Japan,” funded by Fulbright Scholar Program (federal).

52. Wolfe, Jesse. English. RSCA Grant. “Emerging Young Writers, Visiting Writers Series,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

53. Wolfe, Jesse. English. Dean’s Faculty Travel Award. “Modernist Studies Association and South Atlantic Modern Language Association Conferences,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

54. Wong, Cathy. Sociology. Teaching Grant. “CHSS Dean’s Teaching Initiative Policy 2007/2008,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

55. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. RSCA Grant. “2008 Sabbatical Leave Project: Hmong Women in Leadership,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

56. Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. RSCA Grant. “Travel to Japan,” fundeCSU Stanislaus (university).

57. Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Dean’s Teaching Initiative. “Travel to Japan,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

58. Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Dean’s Travel Support. “Travel to Japafunded by CHSS Dean’s Office, CSU Stanislaus (university).

59. Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Department Travel Support. “Travel to Japan,” funded by Philosophy and Modern Languages, CSU Stanislaus (university).

60. Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Mini‐Grant Program 2007‐2008: FCETDenied.

61. Younglove, Jane. Criminal Justice. Research Grant. “Turlock Library Needs Assessment Project,” funded by Friends of the Turlock Library (private).

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 5

1. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Statewide Standardized Agriculture Curriculum, Articulation and C‐ID Numbering System, California Postsecondary Agriculture Articulation Collaborative, www.cpaac.com.

2. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Computerized Student Portfolio, California Agricultural Education Tech Prep Consortium, www.agedtechprep.com.

3. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. California Community College Curriculum Resource CD, Agriculture Industry Specific Collaborative Grant, (1999‐2008) www.ccagcans.com.

4. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. California Postsecondary Agriculture General Education Curriculum, Agriculture Industry Specific Collaborative Grant (2007‐08).

5. Wang, Shuo. History. Ignorance Is Not Bliss; It Is Blindness,” Faculty’s Voice, Sharing Our Philosophies of Teaching. California.

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 17

1. AbuKhalil, As`ad. Politics and Public Administration. In Choice, Arab Studies Quarterly

(2008).

2.

De Vries, Kimberly. English. Hayles, N. Katherine, N., Montfort, N., Rettberg, S., and Strickland, S. Electronic Literature Collection (Volume 1) Electronic Literature Organization, 2006. In The Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies Booklist, (May 2008): http://rccs.usfca.edu/booklist.asp.

3. Erickson, Edward. Economics. Retsinas, N. & Belsky, E. Revising Rental Housing: Policies, Programs, and Priorities. Washington, DC: Brookings, 2008. In CHOICE.

4. Erickson, Edward. Economics. Bailyn, R. Navigating the Financial Blogosphere: How to Benefit from Free information on the Internet. Hoboken, NJ. Wiley, 2007. In CHOICE.

5. Erickson, Edward. Economics. Rohe, W. & Watson, H. Chasing the American Dream: New Perspectives on Affordable Homeownership. Ithaca, NJ: Cornell, 2007. In CHOICE.

6. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Cuevas, Saúl. Barrioztlán. Phoenix, AZ: Editorial Orbis Press, 2007. In backcover (August 2007).

7. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. San Miguel, G. Contested Policy: The Rise and Fall of Federal Bilingual Education in the United States, 1960‐2000. Denton, TX: University of North Texas Press, forthcoming. In Journal of Southern History. Forthcoming.

8. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Stefano C. Venice and the Islamic World, 828‐1797. In Italian Quarterly (Fall 2007).

9. Schmidt, Arnold. English. De Rossi, R. Le donne di Ca’ Foscari. Percorsi di emancipazione. Studentesse ed insegnanti tra 19 e 21 secolo. Venezia: Università Ca’ Foscari, (2005): Annali d’Italianistica (2007).

10. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Tamburri, A. J. Italian Cultural Studies 2002. Selected Essays. Boca Raton: Bordighera, 2005. Annali d’Italianistica (2007).

11. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Robertson, D. Hard as the Rock Itself: Place and Identity in the American Mining Town. Boulder, CO: University Press of Colorado, 2006. In Pacific Historical Review, Vol. 77 No. 1 (Feb. 2008): 140‐142.

12. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Prouty, M. G. Cesar Chavez, The Catholic Bishops, and the Farmworkers’ Struggle for Justice. Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press, 2006. In California History Action, Vol. 25, No. 4 (Fall 2007): 6.

13. Weikart, Richard. History. Plöckinger O. Geschichte eines Buches: Adolf Hitlers “Mein Kampf” 1922‐1945. Munich: R. Oldernbourg, 2006. In H‐German (April 2008):

14.

Weikart, Richard. History. Domarus, M. The Complete Hitler: A Digital Desktop Reference to His Speeches and Proclamations 1932‐1945, and The Essential Hitler: Speeches and Commentaries. Wauconda, IL: Bolchazy‐Carducci Publishers, 2007. In H‐German, (April 2008):

15. Weikart, Richard. History. Hashiloni‐Dolev, Y. A Life (Un)Worthy of Living: Reproductive Genetics in Israel and Germany. Dordrecht: Springer 2007. In H‐German, (March 2008):

16.

Weikart, Richard. History. “Making a Killing” [reviews Ian Dowbiggin, A Concise History of Euthanasia: Life, Death, God, and Medicine. Lanham, MD: Rowman and littlefield, 2005; Shai Lavi, The Modern Art of Dying: A History of Euthanasia in the United States. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2005. Neil Gorsuch, The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia]. In Touchstone, November 2007.

17. Winfree, Jason. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Scott, C. E. Living with Indifference.

In Research in Phenomenology.

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 96

1. AbuKhalil, As`ad. Politics and Public Administration. Public lectures in USC, House of World Cultures (Berlin), King’s College (London), Cal Poly, Johns Hopkins University, UC Santa Cruz. 2008.

2.

Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. “The View from the Other Side: Borders, Boundaries, and Administrative Strategies in the El Paraíso Valley, Western Honduras.” Paper presented at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Vancouver, B.C., March 2008.

3. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Canuto, M. A. “Like Ripples Breaking over a Wider Coastline: The Copan Kingdom in the AD 8th Century.” Paper presented at the 2008 University of Texas, Austin Maya Meetings, Austin, TX, February 2008.

4.

Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Canuto, M. A. “Considering the Edge Effect: Ethnogenesis and Classic Period Society in the Southeastern Maya Area.” Paper presented at the 106th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C., November 2007.

5.

Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. “Postcards from the Edge: Administrative Strategies in the Classic Period Copan Kingdom as seen from the El Paraíso Valley, Northwestern Honduras.” Paper presented at the Kolb Senior Conference, Philadelphia, PA, October, 2007.

6.

Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Canuto, M. A., Geller, P., Lemus, M. A., and Ramirez, R. “Arqueología Comunitaria en El Paraíso, Departamento de Copan, Honduras.” Paper presented in Simposio de Arqueología, Participación Comunitaria, y Patrimonio en Honduras, Instituto Hondureño de Antropología e Historia, Comayagua, Honduras, Junio, 2007.

7. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. “Various presentations on C‐ID, Curriculum and Articulation.” California Agriculture Teachers Association Summer Conference, San Luis Obispo, CA, June 2008.

8.

Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. “Reality Therapy…Making Workplace Learning Part of Every Student’s Education,” Presentation at Educating for Careers…Framing the Future, California Career Pathways Consortia Fourteenth Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA, February, 2008.

9. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. “Eportfolio, Lifelong Career Development, Educating for Careers.” Presentation at Framing the Future, California Career Pathways Consortia Fourteenth Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA, February, 2008.

10.

Bourns, William. Criminal Justice. Chaing, C., Cheryachukin, Y., Gerstenfield, P., Morris, G., Werling, R., and Younglove, J. “Evaluation of a Criminal Justice Department Program.” Paper presented at the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice, Reno, NV, Fall 2008.

11.

Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “To Behave or to Misbehave…An Examination of the Relationship of Teachers’ Behaviors and Students’ Compliance‐Resistance on Learning.” Research Paper at National Communication Association

Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, November 2007.

12.

Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “The Role of the Program Planner – An Interactive Dialogue on Practicing Faithfulness‐Intellect‐Ethics at Small Undergraduate Colleges and Universities.” Narrative Paper at the UCUS Spotlight Roundtable, National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, November 2007.

13. Carroll, Bret. English. “Worlds in Space: American Religious Pluralism in Geographic Perspective.” Presentation at University of Tennessee‐Chattanooga, March 2008.

14.

Carroll, John. English. “Beyond the Grid: Reading Chopin’s The Awakening Through Lacan’s Theory of the Four Discourses.” Published in Conference Proceedings at the 6th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Arts & Humanities, Honolulu, HI, January 2008.

15. Cheryachukin, Yury. Criminal Justice. “Reentry Programs for Inmates: Some Good and Bad News.” Research presentation at the University of Ontario‐Institute of Technology, Oshawa, Canada, February 2008.

16. Cheryachukin, Yury. Criminal Justice. “Assessing Student Learning: Are Our Intern Students Equipped with Adequate Professional Knowledge?” Paper presented at the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Reno, NV. October 2007.

17. Cheryachukin, Yury. Criminal Justice. “Immigration and Crime Rates. “America’s Borders and Barriers: Who are the Real Disenfranchised?” Presented at the CSUS Campus Dialogue Turlock, CA. September 2007.

18.

Chiang, Chau‐Pu. Criminal Justice. Bourns, W., Cherachukin, Y., Gao, H., Gerstenfeld, P., Helfer, T., Morris, G., Nelligan, P., Werling, R., and Younglove, J. “Assessing Student Learning: Are Our Intern Students Equipped with Adequate Professional Knowledge?” Paper presented at the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Reno, NV. October 2007.

19.

Colnic, Dave. Politics and Public Administration. Nascimento, S. and Shinn, P. “Californication of Property Taxes: Migration, Initiatives, and Citizen‐led Policy Diffusion.” Paper presented at the Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, March 2008.

20. Colnic, Dave. Politics and Public Administration. Crocker, S, and Shinn, P. “Civic Engagement – Large and Small.” Paper presented at the American Political Science Association Teaching and Learning Conference, San Jose, CA, January 2008.

21. Colnic, Dave. Politics and Public Administration. “Policy Solutions for Sustainability: A Bioneers Discussion.” Workshop at the Great Central Valley Beaming Bioneers Confernence, Turlock, CA, October 2007.

22. Cotten, Angela. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Irony and Contradiction in Harpo, Inc.’s Production of Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God.” Paper presented at National Association of African American Studies, Houston, TX, February 2008.

23.

David, Jonathan. History. “The Roman Empire as Public History and the Dominant Paradigm of ‘Decline and Fall’.” Paper presented at the Southwest/ Texas Popular Culture and American Culture Associations Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, February 2008.

24. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “ Oprah para Mujeres: a Study of the Impact of Oprah’s Message on Chicanas.” Research Paper presented at the XXXV

National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies (NAACS), Austin, Texas, March 2008.

25. De Vries, Kimberly. English. ”Bridges or Breaches? Thoughts on how People use Blogs in China.” Paper presented at Empire: Migrations, Diasporas, Networks, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

26. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “Let’s Pretend.” Paper presented at Communication and Digital Culture Area of the Popular Culture/American Culture (PCA/ACA) Conference, San Francisco, CA, March 2008.

27. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “Coding Reality: From the Spells of Neil Gaiman to the Programs of Second Life.” Paper presented at Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts, 21st Annual Conference, Portland, ME, November 2007.

28. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “Desire, Dissent, and Differentiation: Sustaining Growth in Virtual Networks.” Paper presented at New Network Theory Conference, Amsterdam, NL, June 2007.

29. Dorsey, Andrew. English. “Dark Laughter’s Misreading of the American Literary Legacy of Huckleberry Finn.” Paper presented at the Canadian Association for American Studies 2008 Conference: American Legacies, St. John’s, NL, Canada, August 2008.

30. Dorsey, Andrew. English. “An Exceptionally American Rhetoric: Thomas Shepard’s Confessions and the Discourse on Hypocrisy.” Paper presented at the Empire: Migrations, Diasporas, Networks conference, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

31. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “The Role of Women’s and Gender Studies in Advancing Gender Equity.” At the National Women’s Studies Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, June 2007.

32. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Service‐Learning in Women’s Studies.” At the National Women’s Studies Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, June 2007.

33. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Equal Treatment and/or Equitable Outcomes: (When) is unequal fair?” At the National Women’s Studies Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, June 2007.

34. Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. “Law Enforcement’s Responses to Heroin Use in China: Women heroin users’ experience in Kunming.” At the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting Atlanta, GA, November 2007.

35. Garone, Philip. History. “Water, Wealth, Contentment, and Health? Down to the Last Drop: Critical Water Issues in the Central Valley.” Paper presented at the Great Central Valley Bioneers Conference, Turlock, CA, October 2007.

36.

Garone, Philip. History. “Ducks, Rice Growers, and Hunters: An Environmental History of Wetland Protection and Restoration in California’s Sacramento Valley.” Paper presented at The International Society of Wetland Scientists Conference, Sacramento, CA, June 2007.

37.

Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Burroughs, N. “An Interactive Dialogue on Practicing Faithfulness‐Intellect‐Ethics at Small Undergraduate Colleges and Universities: The UCUS Spotlight Roundtable.” Panel presented at the National Communication Association Convention in Chicago, IL, November 2007.

38. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. “Students Who Lose their Faith in Learning: Teachers Who Break Free from Autocratic Teaching and Help Students Regain their

Intrinsic Motivation.” Paper presented at the National Communication Association Convention in Chicago, IL. Nov 2007.

39.

Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Beeler, K., Breshears, D., and Burroughs, N. “When Teachers Cross the Line: Distinguishing Teacher Misbehavior from Unethical Behavior in the Classroom and Student Resistance and Reaction.” Panel presented at the Western Speech Communication Association Convention in Seattle, WA, February 2007.

40. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. “Winter Flooding in California Rice Production.” Paper presented at Beaming Bioneers – Breakout Session, Turlock, CA, October 2007.

41. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. “Geospatial Tools for Conservation & Sustainability.” Paper presented at Beaming Bioneers – Breakout Session, Turlock, CA, October 2007.

42. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. “A Demographic and Health Overview of Aging Californians.” Paper at the California Geographical Society Meeting, Chico, CA, May 2007.

43. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. “Spatial Estimations of Water Use in Sacramento Valley Rice Cultivation.” Paper at the Rice Technical Working Group, San Diego, CA, February 2007.

44. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Italian Themes and Ethnic Branding: A Comparison of California and Australia.” Paper at the Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, March 2008.

45. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Italian Landscapes Down Under: Migration, Settlement and Place Identity in Australia.” Paper at the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, Long Beach, CA, October 2007.

46. Houk, Eric. Economics. Cooke, M., and Whitmore, D. “Making Turlock a Greener Community.” Presentation at the Great Central Valley Bioneers Conference, Turlock, CA, October 2007.

47. Houk, Eric. Economics. “Residential Water Demand in the Absence of Volumetric Water Pricing.” Research paper presented at the International Interdisciplinary Conference on the Environment, Portland, ME, June 2007.

48.

Houk, Eric. Economics. “Preparing Underrepresented Students for Careers in Agriculture Through Recruitment, Experiential Learning, and Community Service.” Poster presentation at CSU, Fullerton’s 50th Anniversary Conference “In Celebration of Research: Strengthening CSU’s Research Partnerships and Collaborations,” Fullerton, CA, March 2007.

49.

Houk, Eric. Economics. “Residential Water Use in the Absence of Water Meters.” Research Presentation at CSU, Fullerton’s 50th Anniversary Conference “In Celebration of Research: Strengthening CSU’s Research Partnerships and Collaborations,” Fullerton, CA, March 2007.

50. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “Motivations for Information Sharing through Digital Repositories in Small Project Groups.” Research Paper at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, August 2008.

51. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “Sharing with a Smile: Exploring the Effects

of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks.” Research Paper at INGRoup Conference, Kansas City, MO, July 2008.

52. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “A Social Cognitive View of Blogging: Comparing the U.S. and China.” Paper Presented at International Communication Association Annual Conference, Montreal, Canada, May 2008.

53.

Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. “Taphonomy, Life History, and Human Exploitation of Rhinoceros sinensis at the Middle Pleistocene Site of Panxian Dadong, Guizhou, China.” Paper at the Society for American Archaeology Annual Meetings, Vancouver, Canada, March 2008.

54. Morris, Gregory. Criminal Justice. Wood, P.B. “Self‐Control and Delinquency as a Predictor of Police Contact.” Paper at Southern Criminal Justice Association. Savanna, GA. September 2008.

55.

Morris, Gregory. Criminal Justice. Bourns, W., Cheryachukin, Y., Chiang C., Gao, H., Gerstenfeld, P., Helfer, T., Nelligan, P., Werling, R., and Younglove, J. “Assessing Student Learning: Are Our Intern Students Equipped with Adequate Professional Knowledge?” Paper presented at the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Reno, NV, November 2007.

56. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Cultura y Literatura Hispana en los Estados Unidos, (Hispanic Culture and Literature in USA).” Research presented at Sociology of US‐Mexico border. Hermosillo, Mexico, March 2008.

57. Myers, Jason. Politics and Public Administration. “Traces of Utopia: Socialist Values and Soviet Urban Planning.” Paper at Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, March 2008.

58. Myers, Jason. Politics and Public Administration. “Indirect Rule in South Africa.” Presentation at Centre of African Studies Seminar Series, Scotland, January 2008.

59. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Zeroes to Heroes: From Baseball Insider to Comic Book Outsider.” Paper at Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Convention, San Francisco, CA, April 2008.

60. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Effacement and Embodiment: Metaphors of Teaching.” Competitive Paper at Western States Communication Association, Bloomfield, CO, February 2008.

61.

Nelligan, Peter. Criminal Justices. Bourns, W., Chiang, C., Gao, Y., Gerstenfeld, P., Helfer, T., Morris, G., Werling, R. and Younglove, J. “Assessing Student Learning: Are Our Intern Students Equipped With Adequate Professional Knowledge?” Presentation at the annual meeting of the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators, Reno, NV, October, 2007.

62. O’Brien, Paul. Sociology. “Declining Male College Enrollment.” Presentation at the Pacific Sociological Association meetings in Portland, OR, April 2008.

63. O’Brien, Paul. Sociology. “Declining Male College Enrollment & Public Perceptions.” Presentation at the Pacific Sociological Association meetings in Portland, OR, April 2008.

64. Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Pants‐Down” Teaching as Pedagogical Strategy for Reclaiming Teacher and Student Efficacy.” Presentation at the Fifty‐ninth Annual Convention of the Conference on College Composition and Communication (4 C’s),

New Orleans, LA, April 2008.

65. Perrello, Antony. English. “Sustainability or Apocalypse? The Zombie Film’s Eco‐Conscience.” Sixty‐first Annual Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Language Association, Alberta, Canada, October 2007.

66. Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology. “Male College Enrollment: (Un)Spinning the Numbers.” Paper presented at the 79th annual meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association, Portland, Oregon, April 2008.

67. Royer, Katherine. History. “Dressed for Dying: Clothes and the Construction of Identity on the Scaffold in Early Modern England.” Research Paper at Renaissance Society of America Conference, Chicago, Ill, April 2008.

68. Royer, Katherine. History. “Disemboweling William Wallace: Capital Punishment and Imperial Expansion in Late Medieval Britain.” Research Paper at Empire, Migrations, Diasporas and Networks Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

69. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. “Fannie Zlabovsky and Grandma Mose’s Buick: Tales of Rescue on the Eve of the Holocaust at the US‐Mexico Border.” Paper presented at Empire Conference, March 2008.

70. Schmidt, Arnold. English. “Byron & the Conversazione: Don Juan’s Narrator as Saloniere.” Presenter at the International Byron Conference, Venice, Italy, July 2007.

71. Schmidt, Arnold. English. “Byron & Eighteenth‐Century Venetian Salon Culture.” Presenter at the American Association of Italian Studies, Colorado Springs, CO, May 2007.

72. Shinn, Paul. Politics and Public Administration. Colnic, D. “Civic Engagement: Large and Small.” Presented at the American Political Science Association Teaching and Learning Conference, San Jose, CA, March 2008.

73. Shinn, Paul. Politics and Public Administration. Brown R. “Confounded Logic: A Skills Oriented Workshop on Group Decision Making and Emotional Intelligence.” Presented at Western Decision Sciences Institute, San Diego, CA, March 2008.

74. Shinn, Paul. Politics and Public Administration. Colnic, D. “The Californication of Property Taxes: Migration, Initiatives, and Citizen‐led Policy Diffusion.” Presented at Western Political Science Association, San Diego, CA, March 2008.

75. Sniezek, Tamara. Sociology. “Focus Group Research on Male College Enrollment.” Presentation at the Pacific Sociological Association meetings in Portland, OR, April 2008.

76. Strahm, Ann. Sociology. “Framing of War & Occupation in the U.S. Prestige Press.” Research presented at Critical Media Studies at the 79th Annual Pacific Sociological Association Conference, Portland, OR, April 2008.

77. Strahm, Ann. Sociology. “Class Dismissed: Ideological and Educational Gatekeeping and the Poor Student.” Research presented at Working Class Studies at the 79th Annual Pacific Sociological Association Conference, Portland, OR, April 2008.

78. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Hatch, M., and Ravalli, R. “The Top Predator: Humans in the Pacific Basin, c. 1500‐c. 1860.” Presentation at the California World History Association Annual Meeting, Fullerton, CA, November 2007.

79. Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Wings to Fly: Love’s Refrain in

the Ideational Space of a Grateful Dead Soundscape.” Paper presented at Southwest Popular Culture Association Conference, Albuquerque, NM, February 2008.

80.

Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Words Half Spoken and Thoughts Unclear: Synchronicity, Ambiguity, and Exposure to Excess in the Transvaluative Dynamic of Grateful Dead Music.” Symposium Paper presented at Unbroken Chain Symposium: The Grateful Dead in Music, Culture and Memory, UMass Amherst, November 2007.

81.

Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Topology and Sensibility in the Philosophy of Liberation: Towards a Situated Latin American Thought.” Paper presented at Philosophy of Liberation: Thinking with Enrique Dussel, Eugene, Oregon, April 2008.

82. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Thinking… That Is, an Act of Life.” Paper presented at 32th session of The Collegium Phaenomenologicum, Cittá di Castello, Italy, July 2007.

83. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Rhythmic Delimitations of History: On Heidegger and History.” Paperk presented at Society for the Philosophy of History, Central APA, April 2007.

84. Wang, Shuo. History. “Der Ling: Manchu Princess, Cultural Advisor, and Author.” Paper presentation at the International Conference of Empire: Migrations, Diasporas, Networks, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

85. Wang, Shuo. History. “Study Women from a New Perspective: Chinese Women’s Studies in the West.” Workshop presentation at Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China, June 2007.

86. Winfree, Jason. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Solitude, Violation, Alterity: Juan Rulfo’s Deserts.” Presented at American Comparative Literature Association, Long Beach, CA, April 2008.

87. Winfree, Jason. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Recasting the Revaluation of Values: Unavowable Filth.” Presented at The Sacred and the Debased: A Symposium on Georges Bataille, Pasadena, CA, February 2008.

88. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “Multiethnic Writers and the L.A. Novel Tradition.” Paper presented at American Literature Association Conference, San Francisco, CA May 2008.

89. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “Opposing Forces: Ethnic Literary Responses to Assimilation and Exclusion in the Progressive Era.” Paper presented at the American Literature Association Symposium on Naturalism, Newport Beach, CA, October 2007.

90. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “California Statehood and John Rollin Ridge’s Joaquin Murieta.” Paper presented at the Western Literature Association Conference, Tacoma, WA, October 2007.

91. Wong, Cathy. Sociology. “Filling the Void: An Autographic Stud of a Transracial Adoptee.” Research presented at Pacific Sociological Association Conference, Portland, OR, April 2008.

92. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Hmong American Women in Leadership.” Paper presented at the Second International Conference on Hmong Studies, Concordia University, St. Paul, MN, April 2008.

93. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “The Experience of Hmong American: Three Decades in Retrospective Review.” Paper presented at the 13th Hmong National Conference, Denver, CO, March 2008.

94. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “The Immigration and Emigration of Hmong Americans.” Paper to be presented at the 16th World Congress of the Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Kunming, China (forthcoming).

95. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Hmong Americans at the Dawn of the 21st Century.” Paper to be presented at the 16th World Congress of the Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Kunming, China (forthcoming).

96. Younglove, Jane. Criminal Justice. “CSU‐Stanislaus Program Assessment Project: Description and Results.” Paper presented at the Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators Conference, Reno, NV, October 2007.

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 43

1. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Chair, California Postsecondary Agriculture Articulation Collaborative, 2008.

2. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. California Ag Education Tech Prep Consortium Consultant, 2008.

3. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. California Agriculture Teachers Association Regional Meetings and Summer Conference, Bakersfield, San Luis Obispo, CA, 2007/2008.

4. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. California Community Colleges (CCC) Agriculture Midwinter Institute, Bakersfield, CA, December 2007.

5. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Session Organizer & Vice‐Chair. Undergraduate College and University Section Business Meeting, National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, November 2007.

6 Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Session Organizer & Program Planner. Small College Business Meeting, National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, November 2007.

7. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. The Web of Student Motivation: Raising the Spirits of Teachers and Students. National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, November 2007.

8. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Vice‐Chair Elect & Program Planner for the Undergraduate College and University Section. National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, November 2007.

9. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Nominating Committee Chair for the Undergraduate College and University Section, National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, November 2007.

10. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Legislative Assembly Representative. National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, November 2007.

11. Carroll, Bret. English. Discussant. Rethinking Gender and Sexuality in American Popular Culture, American Historical Association, Washington, DC, January 2008.

12. Colnic, Dave. Politics and Public Administration. Chair. Great Central Valley Beaming Bioneers Conference, Turlock, CA, October 2007.

13. Colnic, Dave. Politics and Public Administration. Workshop Coordinator. Connecting College Students with Public Service, Turlock, CA, May 2007.

14.

David, Jonathan. History. Chair and Moderator of Panel. Classical Representations in Popular Culture: Roman Myth and History, Southwest Texas Popular Culture and American Culture Associations Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, February 2008.

15. Dorsey, Andrew. English. Moderator. Empire: Migrations, Diasporas, Networks Conference, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

16. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Chair/Moderator. Empire: Migrations, Diasporas, Networks Conference, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

17. Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. Chair. Issue of Drugs and Substance Abuse, American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, November 2007.

18. Garone, Philip. History. Moderator. Great Central Valley Bioneers Conference, Turlock, CA, October 2007.

19. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Chair, Organizer of Panel. When Worlds Collide: Students’ and Teachers’ Values and Responsibilities, A panel presentation at the National Communication Association Convention in Chicago, IL, November 2007.

20. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Conference Co‐Organizer. 62nd Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society, Chico, CA, May 2008.

21. Houk, Eric. Economics. Moderator. International Interdisciplinary Conference on the Environment, Portland, ME, June 2007.

22. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages Modern Languages. Discussant. Sociology of US‐Mexico Border, Hermosillo, Mexico, March 2008.

23. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Discussant. Noche Bohemia, Arts Council for Monterey County and Poetas Unidos, Salinas, CA, February 2008.

24. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Respondent. Western States Communication Association, Bloomfield, CO, February 2008.

25. Perrello, Anthony. English. Moderator. Literary Explorations of Empire, Culture, and Resistance, Empire: Migrations, Diasporas and Networks, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

26. Perrello, Anthony. English. Chair. Horror Film I: Horror in Culture and the Environment, Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association, Alberta, Canada, October 2007.

27. Perrello, Anthony. English. Chair. Horror Film II: Horror, Terrorism, and Anxiety, Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association, Alberta, Canada, October 2007.

28. Regalado, Samuel. History. Moderator. The North American Society for Sport History Conference, sponsored by The University of Western Ontario, Lake Placid, NY, May 2008.

29. Regalado, Samuel. History. Participant. Mexican Americans and Sports, the National Association for Chicano/Chicana Studies, sponsored by the University of Texas, Austin, TX, March 2008.

30. Royer, Katherine. History. Moderator/Chair. Empire, Migrations, Diasporas, and Networks Conference, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

31. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Chair/Discussant. The West & Latin American Identities: Regional and World Perspectives on Popular Imagery, Conflict & Materialism, World History Association Conference, Milwaukee, WI, June 2007.

32. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Session Organizer. Venice in the Literary Imagination, American Association of Italian Studies, Colorado Springs, CO, May 2007.

33. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Discussant. Southern Peruvian Archaeological Research, CIPS Board Presentation, Institute for Andean Studies, Berkeley, CA, January 2008.

34. Vallega, Alejandro A. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Core member and Undersigner. In Search of a Collective Voice, the Latina/o Academy, May 2008.

35. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Moderator. Society of Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Chicago, IL, November 2007.

36. Wang, Shuo. History. Panel Moderator, Chair, and Organizer. The Open Empire, International Conference on Empire: Migrations, Diasporas, Networks, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

37. Weikart, Richard. History. Panel Moderator. From Darwin to Hitler, Darwinism after Darwin Conference, England, September 2007.

38. Winfree, Jason. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Moderator. American Philosophical Association, Pasadena, CA, April 2008.

39. Wolfe, Jesse. English. Panel Discussant. Outrage, Empathy, and the Suffering of the Other, Empires: Migrations, Diasporas, and Networks conference, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

40. Wolfe, Jesse. English. Session Organizer. Is Heart of Darkness a Fable for Our Times? Empires: Migrations, Diasporas, and Networks conference, Turlock, CA, March 2008.

41. Wolfe, Jesse. English. Session Chair. Modernism and Opera, MSA conference, Long Beach, CA, November 2007.

42. Wolfe, Jesse. English. Panel Discussant. Outside of Marriage: The Escape from an Imprisoning Interior in Vita Sackville‐West’s All Passion Spent, MSA Conference, Long Beach, CA, November 2007.

43. Wolfe, Jesse. English. Panel Discussant. Sexual Selfhood and Marriage in Two Modernist Novels, South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA) Conference, Atlanta, GA, November 2007.

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 4

1. Carroll, John. English. “Beyond the Grid: Reading Chopin’s The Awakening Through Lacan’s Theory of the Four Discourses.” In the 6th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Arts & Humanities, Honolulu, HI, January 2008.

2. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “Desire, Dissent and Differentiation: Sustaining Growth in Virtual Networks.” In the New Network Theory Reader, Amsterdam, Summer 2007.

3. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. “Spatial Estimations of Water Use in Sacramento Valley Rice Cultivation.” In Proceedings of the Rice Technical Working Group,

San Diego, CA, February 2007.

4. Royer, Katherine. History. “Silence, the Scaffold, and the Semiotics of Judicial Violence in Late Medieval England.” In The Image of Violence II: Proceedings of the 2007 Conference of the Society for the Interdisciplinary Study of Social Imagery, Fort Collins, CO, 2007.

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 6

1. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Education Resources Committee for Ag in the Classroom. 2007‐08.

2. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Judge at Youth Rabbit Shows at County Fairs. 2007‐08.

3. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Agriculture Advisory Committee for Modesto City Schools. Modesto, CA, 2007‐08.

4. Bender, Mark. Department of Agricultural Studies. Rotary Read‐In. 2007‐08.

5. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Consultant, Social Science GIS Development. Granada High School, Livermore, CA, 2007‐08.

6. Wolfe, Jesse. English. Reviewer, Cesar E. Chavez Essay and Poetry Contest. Stanislaus County Office of Education. 2008.

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 1

1. Wang, Shuo. History. Presentation. “Chinese Women: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.” Tuesday Reading Club, Turlock, CA, January 2008.

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 16

1. AbuKhalil, As`ad. Politics and Public Administration. Consultant to law firms in DC, North Carolina, and LA, and to think tanks in DC (Centra Technologies and Booz Hamilton).

2. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. California Agricultural Education Tech Prep Consortium.

3.

Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Webpage design and maintenance. California Postsecondary Agricultural Articulation Collaborative www.cpaac.com, Community College Agriculture Curriculum, Articulation, and Numbering System www.ccagcans.com.

4. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Consultant. Intersegmental Council of Academic Senates C‐ID Iniative. Academic Senate California Community Colleges. Sacramento, CA.

5. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Special Events Consultant. Intercultural Communication Institute (SIIC ReIntern), Portland, OR.

6. Erickson, Edward. Economics. Finance Committee and Pension Committee. Turlock Christian Schools. Turlock, CA.

7. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. Forensic Anthropology

Consultant for San Joaquin and Stanislaus County Coroners, CA.

8. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Modern Languages. Spanish language Consultant. Andale Advertising. Mesa, AZ.

9. Nelligan, Peter J. Criminal Justice. Volunteer administrative hearing officer for the Department of Agriculture/Weights and Measures, Stanislaus County, CA.

10. Regalado, Samuel. History. Academic Advisor. “The American Experience: Roberto Clemente,” Quiet Pictures. Aired on PBS.

11. Regalado, Samuel. History. Advisor, “El Biesbol,” Beisbol Productions, forthcoming on PBS.

12. Regalado, Samuel. History. Advisor, “Teen Life in the Valley,” documentary sponsored by the California Commission for the Humanities.

13. Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. Methodological Advisor. Forest Governance Program, Center for International Forestry. Bolivia.

14. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. Consultant. California Statewide Agricultural Curriculum Project.

15. Younglove, Jane. Criminal Justice. Reviewer for Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice: A professional Journal.

16. Younglove, Jane. Criminal Justice. Reviewer for Lippman, Contemporary Law, for Sage Publishing.

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 32

1. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Book Reviewer. Images of the Past. New York, NY.

2. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Reviewer for the Undergraduate College and University section, National Communication Association, Chicago, IL.

3. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Reviewer for the Organizational Communication Division, National Communication Association, Chicago, IL.

4. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Reviewer for the Rex Mix Program of Excellence Award, National Communication Association, Chicago, IL.

5. Cotten, Angela. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Monograph Reviewer. Itinerant Citizenships, for Routledge’s American Studies Division. New York, NY.

6. De Vries, Kimberly. English. Internet Research Reviewer. The World in a Grain of Sand: Virtual Memetics and Invisible Globalization in One Internet Joke. Association of Internet Researchers, Internet Research 9.0.

7. De Vries, Kimberly. English. Internet Research Reviewer. Who Has the Right to Speak in Exile? Online Silences, Discursive Identities and Interpretative Communities.” Association of Internet Researchers, Internet Research.

8. De Vries, Kimberly. English. Internet Research Reviewer. Today’s Outfit in Swedish Fashion Weblogs – An ethnographical study of the online body. Association of Internet Researchers, Internet Research.

9. De Vries, Kimberly. English. Internet Research Reviewer. Make Yourself at Home: Private Life and Public Community in Blog Diaries. Association of Internet Researchers, Internet

Research.

10.

De Vries, Kimberly. English. Internet Research Reviewer. Video Game Cultures, Innovation, and User Generated Content: Theorizing Consoles, Machinima, Political Economy, and the Promise of Professionalization. Association of Internet Researchers, Internet Research.

11. Dorsey, Andrew. English. Reviewer. Empire: Migrations, Diasporas, Networks Conference. Turlock, CA.

12. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. General and Pre‐Conference Proposal Reviewer. National Women’s Studies Association Annual Conference. Cincinnati, OH.

13. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Conference Proposal Reviewer. Empire: Migrations, Diasporas and Networks Conference. Turlock, CA.

14. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Journal Article reviewer. NWSA Journal. College Park, MD.

15. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. Undergraduate College and University Section, The National Communication Association Conference. Chicago, IL.

16. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Journal Reviewer. Journal of Cultural Geography. Oklahoma State University, OK.

17. Houk, Eric. Economics. Conference Paper Reviewer. International Interdisciplinary Conference on the Environment. Edmonton, Alberta Canada.

18. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Reviewer for Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA.

19. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Conference Reviewer. International Communication Association (ICA) Annual Conference, San Diego, CA.

20. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Journal Paper Reviewer. Journal of CyberPsychology and Behavior. New Rochelle, NY.

21. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. International Communication Association, Communication Technology Division. Montreal, Canada.

22. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. International Communication Association, Information System Division. Montreal, Canada.

23. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. International Communication Association, Instrumental & Developmental Communication Division. Montreal, Canada.

24. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. NEH Grant Panel Reviewer. Old World Archaeology.

25. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. Paper Review of Hominin Migratory and Behavioral Variability During the Chinese Plio‐Pleistocene. L.S.B. Leakey Foundation for Anthropological Research.

26. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Reviewer. Communicating Culture.

27. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Paper and Panel Reviewer. Communication and Instruction Interest Group, Western States Communication Association.

28. Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology. Manuscript Reviewer. Two subsequently unpublished

manuscripts, Journal of Ethnography.

29. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Journal Article Reviewer. New Players at the Table: How Americans Came to Dominate Early Trade in the North Pacific. Southern California Quarterly.

30. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Journal Article Reviewer. Kevin Aho, The Missing Flesh: On Heidegger’s Neglect of the Body. SUNY Press, New York.

31. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Journal Article Reviewer. Between Nihilism and Politics: The Hermeneutics of Gianni Vattimo, Silvia Benso and Brian Schroeder. SUNY Press, New York.

32. Wang, Shuo. History. Journal Article Reviewer. Patterns of World Civilization: Origins, Interactions, Adaptations. Higher Education History group of Oxford University Press.

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 3

1. Giventer, Lawrence. Politics and Public Administration. Educational media production Cases⎯Problems⎯Solutions Internet web site http://www.csustan.edu/ppa/llg/statdata/cap.htm

2. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop. www.culturadoor.com

3. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Japanese Americans in Utah, on‐line resource for K‐12 teachers, sponsored by the Japanese American National Museum. At www.discovernikkei.org/forum/en/node/2233

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 18

1. AbuKhalil, As`ad. Politics and Public Administration. “Weekly full‐page article.” In Al‐Akhbar, (newspaper in Lebanon). 2008.

2. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “English European Science Fiction: Trends to Watch and People to Read: Interview with Dr. Pawel Frelik, Part Two.” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com May 2008.

3. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “Studying and Teaching SF in Europe: Surprisingly Familiar Interview with Dr. Pawel Frelik, Part One.” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com April 2008.

4. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “It’s All About the Flesh: Embodying Marxism in the Fiction of Richard Morgan.” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com February 2008.

5. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “Alternative Sex Goes Mainstream: From Sins to Pleasure, Damnation to Dreams in the Stories of Laurell K. Hamilton.” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com February 2008.

6. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “Code Switching: Adventures in an Academic Borderland.” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com December 2007.

7. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “Traveling the Netherlands – Practical Matters.” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com December 2007.

8. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “The Netherlands, From A Tart Point of View, Part 2:

Rotterdam Culture Crush.” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com . October 2007.

9. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “The Netherlands, From a Tart Point of View, Part 1: Notes from a Small, Intense Cultural Scene.” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com August 2007.

10. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “The Scholarship of Doctor Who Or, How Cult TV Gained Street Cred in the Academy.” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com June 2007.

11. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “Only The Gods Are Real ... And Documented! An Interview With Renata Sancken” In Sequential Tart, www.sequentialtart.com May 2007.

12. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. “Getting the Facts: Mingling with the Connections Advisor.” In Connections (Alumni Newsletter). Spring 2008.

13. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. “Publisher’s Corner.” In Relational Caffeine. Spring 2007.

14. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “CSU Stanislaus Class Maps Assets, Barriers of Airport District.” In Modesto Bee. May 2008.

15. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Conservation and Planning for Sustainability.” President’s Column.” In California Geographical Society Bulletin. Spring 2008.

16. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “A Call to Action, Will You Help?” In Presidential Column, California Geographical Society Bulletin. Fall 2007.

17. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Bocanadas de vida” In El Debate. August 2007.

18. Royer, Katherine. History. “The Sounds of Silence: Self‐Censorship and Survival in Higher Education.” In Faculty Voices. 2006‐2007.

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 16

1. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. In Ardren, T. “Studies of Gender in the Prehispanic Americas,” Journal of Archaeological Research no. 16 (1) (March 2008): 1‐35.

2.

Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. In Goodall, R.A., Hall, J., Sharer, R.J., et al. “Micro‐attenuated Total Reflection Spectral Imaging in Archaeology: Application to Maya Paint and Plaster Wall Decorations,” Applied Spectroscopy no. 62 (1) (January 2008): 10‐16.

3.

David, Jonathan. History. In Adams, M.J. “An Interim Report on the Naqada III – First Intermediate Period Stratification at Mendes,” Delta Reports no. 1 (1) (2008): 1‐103.

4.

Giventer, Lawrence. Politics and Public Administration. Statistical Analysis for Public Administration, In Justice, J. B., Melitski, J., and Smith, D. L. “E‐Government as an Instrument of Fiscal Accountability and Responsiveness: Do the Best Practitioners Employ the Best Practices?” American Review of Public Administration, 36 (3) (September 2006):

5. Houk, Eric. Economics. In Hillel, D., Braimoh, A., and Vlek, P. “Soil Degradation Under Irrigation,” Land Use and Soil Resources. Springer Netherlands, 2008.

6. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. In Barrera, J. “Cuatro Autores Reflexionan Sobre la egion�ure de la egion: Eve Gil. Greco Sotelo, Ricardo

Solís, Manuel Murrieta,” La línea del cosmonauta (No. 7) April 2008.

7. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. In Reichel, L. “Manuel Murrieta se despide de Arizona,” El debate (4) (May 2007): B‐1.

8.

Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. In Cabán–Beauchamp, M., Cota‐Torres, É., García‐Martínez, L. M., Martínez, I., and Rusk, E. “Háblame a tu regreso de Manuel Murrieta Saldívar,” Colorado Springs, CO: www.culturadoor.com., 2007.

9. Myers, Jason. Politics and Public Administration. In Swanson, J. “Economic Common Sense and the Depoliticization of the Economic,” Political Research Quarterly no. 61 (1) (March 2008): 56‐67.

10. Perrello, Anthony. English. In Wells, S. “The Oxford Shakespeare,” The History of King Lear. Oxford: Oxford UP, 2008.

11. Routh, Stephen. Politics and Public Administration. In Herrnson, P. and I. Morris. “Presidential Campaigning in the 2002 Congressional Elections,” Legislative Studies Quarterly, XXXIII (4) (November 2007): 629‐648.

12.

Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. In Young, J. “A Troublesome Diaspora: Mexican Catholic Refugees During the Cristero War, 1926‐1929,” Un obispos cristero en Estados Unidos: el exilio de Jose de Jesus Manriquez y Zarate, 1927‐1932. Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico: CIESAS, 2007.

13. Strahm, Ann. Sociology. In Durkin, K. “Show Me the Money: Cybershrews and on‐line Money Masochists,” Deviant Behavior 28(4) (July 2007): 355‐378.

14. Strahm, Ann. Sociology. In Chen, H. and Reid, E. “Internet‐Savvy U.S. and Middle Eastern Extremist Groups,” Mobilization: An International Journal 12(2) (June 2007): 177‐192.

15. Strahm, Ann. Sociology. In Chau, M. and Xu, J. “Mining Communities and Their Relationships in Blogs: A Study of Online Hate Groups,” International Journal of Human‐Computer Studies 65(1) (January 2007): 57‐70.

16. Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. In Meriwether, N. All Graceful Instruments (Cambridge Scholars Press: 2007): xxix‐xxx.

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 23

1. Bourns, William. Criminal Justice. Youth Violence, New Course Curriculum Development. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA

2. Bourns, William. Criminal Justice. Police Leadership and Supervision, New Course Curriculum Development. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA

3. Cotten, Angela. Ethnic and Gender Studies. PAC and worked on ETHS major proposal. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

4. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. New Course Curriculum Development, Ethnic Studies Major Program. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

5. De Vries, Kimberly. English. English Dept. MA program: Engl 5015. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

6. De Vries, Kimberly. English. English Dept. MA program: Engl 3015. CSU Stanislaus.

Turlock, CA.

7. De Vries, Kimberly. English. English Dept. MA program: Engl 2015. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

8. De Vries, Kimberly. English. CHSS Film/Media major. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

9. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Proposal for a B.A. in Gender Studies, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

10. Foreman, William. English. Single Subject Matter Preparation Program in English Accreditation Document. California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Sacramento, CA.

11. Garone, Philip. History. Developed and added new course to History Department curriculum: “U.S. Environmental History.” CSU, Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

12. Garone, Philip. History. Developed and added new course to History Department curriculum: “Environmental History of the Central Valley (and Its Wetlands).” CSU, Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

13. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Assessment Survey. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

14. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Assessment Report. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

15. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Course Proposal GEOG 3770, Geographical Methods and Inquiry. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

16. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Public Speaking and Agriculture” Curriculum Development. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA and Modesto Junior College Agricultural Studies Program, Modesto, CA.

17. Royer, Katherine. History. External Review, Library. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

18. Shinn, Paul. Politics and Public Administration. Colnic, D. “Connecting College Graduates and Public Service.” Workshop development and delivery. Turlock, CA.

19. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Class development for summit cluster, HUM 4850, Latin American Identities Between Written Word and Image.To be taught Spring 2009. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

20. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Co‐Director Latin American Studies, program reconstruction. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

21.

Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Coordinator of the visiting scholars and artists series: March 11th, 2008, performance and free class by Hugo “el gato” Valdez and Andrea Monti (tango masters from Argentina). Cristian Amigo, Latin American Studies Scholar/Artist in Residence (Spring Semester 2008, May 7th to the 12th, 2008). CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

22. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy. Philosophy department’s elaborations review committee. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

23. Younglove, Jane. Criminal Justice. Program Assessment Coordinator for the Criminal Justice Department. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

22. Published Maps ‐ 1

1. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Various Maps. In Citizenship Across Borders: The Political Transnationalism of El Migrante, Michael Smith & Matt Bakker. Ithaca, NY: Cornell Press, 2007.

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 8

1. Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. “Female Drug Abuse in China: An Analysis of its Attributes, Patterns and Consequences.” In All Academic Research, 2008.

2. Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. “Examining Law Enforcement’s Responses to Heroin Use in China: Women Heroin Users’ Experience in Kunming.” In All Academic Research, 2008.

3. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Italian Themes and Ethnic Branding: A Comparison of California and Australia.” In Abstracts of Papers Presented at Association of American Geographers Meeting, Boston, MA: 2008.

4. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Italian Landscapes Down Under: Migration, Settlement and Place Identity in Australia.” In Abstracts of Papers Presented at APCG Meeting, Long Beach, CA: 2007.

5. Routh, Stephen. Politics and Public Administration. “Ronald Reagan.” In International Encyclopedia of Social Sciences, 2nd ed. Farmington Hills, MI: Thomson Gale Publishing, 2008.

6. Routh, Stephen. Politics and Public Administration. “Writ of Certiorari.” In Encyclopedia of American Government and Civics. New York, NY: Facts‐on‐File Publishing, 2008.

7. Routh, Stephen. Politics and Public Administration. “Solicitor General.” In Encyclopedia of American Government and Civics. New York, NY: Facts‐on‐File Publishing, 2008.

8. Routh, Stephen. Politics and Public Administration. “Senators.” In Encyclopedia of American Government and Civics. New York, NY: Facts‐on‐File Publishing, 2008.

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 37

1. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. State Fair Livestock Advisory Committee.

2. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Turlock Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness Committee (Ag Scholarship Luncheon).

3. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Ag Science Center Board Member.

4. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Visit Community Colleges – Class Presentations (Delta, MJC, Cosumnes, Merced).

5. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Statewide Community College Ag Advisory Committee.

6. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Statewide Lead for Agriculture, Intersegmental Council of Academic Senates Course Identification (C‐ID) Initiative.

7. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Modesto Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness Committee (Ag Aware and Harvest Luncheons).

8. David, Jonathan. History. Participation as Staff Member and Senior Square Supervisor, Area K. The Megiddo Expedition (7‐week archaeological excavation). Tel Aviv University, Israel. June‐July, 2008.

9. DeCaro, Peter. Communication Studies. General Secretariat “Congress of the Americas II, Mexico City, Mexico, October 12‐15, 2008.

10. De Vries, Kimberly. English. “The Evolution of Wonder Women,” for the De Geuzen Foundation for Multi‐visual Research, Female Icons Series, January 2008. Webcast archived at http://www.geuzen.org/female_icons/?p=448

11. De Vries, Kimberly. English. Lead for Creative IT working group, CSU Stanislaus.

12. Durbin, Thomas. Anthropology and Geography. Appointed Member of Charles Eliot Norton Legacy Society, Archaeological Institute of America, Boston, MA

13. Garone, Philip. History. “The Past, Present, and Future of the Sacramento‐San Joaquin Delta.” Invited presentation at the Delta‐Sierra Group of the Sierra Club, Stockton, CA, November 2007.

14. Giventer, Lawrence. Politics and Public Administration. News media contacts/interviews/quotations; Modesto Bee, Merced Sun Star, KCRA‐TV, National Public Radio, Associated Press.

15. Giventer, Lawrence. Politics and Public Administration. Faculty Rights Representative, CSU Stanislaus Chapter, California Faculty Association (CFA).

16. Giventer, Lawrence. Politics and Public Administration. Facilities Planning Committee; Member, CSU Stanislaus Common Management System (CMS) Committee.

17. Giventer, Lawrence. Politics and Public Administration. Presentations: Modesto Peace‐Life Center & Modesto Film Society, No End in Sight, State Theatre, Modesto, 23 and 29 September 2007; Modesto Engineers Club, Turlock, 19 October 2007.

18. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “To Commence” is Just a Start: Cultivating the Habits of Lifelong Learning in College Students in Today’s Knowledge Society. Faculty Voices, (2008), CSU Stanislaus.

19. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. Skeletal analysis of Mycenaean burials, National Museum of Archaeology and the Agora, Athens, Greece, July 2007.

20. Morris, Gregory. Criminal Justice. Scheffel, J. High Temperatures in High Crime Areas: A Troublesome Pair. Technical report submitted to the Sacramento Police Department.

21.

Schmidt, Arnold. English. Residences: Applied for and was accepted as a Visiting Scholor at the American Academy in Rome; participated in field trips on Roman History and seminars on Italian culture; conducted research at the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma (15 February‐17 March 2008).

22. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Professional Service: Member, Phi Kappa Phi Love of Learning Award Committee (2007‐08); evaluated over 250 award applications in order to grant awards.

23. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Community Service: Initiated and conducted Memoir/Autobiography Workshop (August 2007, Modesto Senior Citizen Center).

24. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Presented “Local History: An Author’s View,” at Turlock Tuesday Reading Club, Turlock, CA, April 2008.

25. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. “A Visit With Jennie Wimmer” (Living History

Presentation) at Samaritan Village, Hughson, CA, Dec. 2007.

26. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Conducted professional interview on 27 Nov. 2007 with Dr. Steve Grillos, long‐time member of CSU Stanislaus Biology Department, now teaching voluntarily, for CSU Stanislaus Oral History Archives, CSUS Library.

27. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. (The late) Francis A. Riddell, “Archaeological Recovery at Quebrada de la Vaca,” Andean Past Vol. 8 (2007):181‐218; assited with coordinating photographs with article.

28. Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Conference Coordinator (w/Helena Janes). CSU Stanislaus Honors Capstone Research Conference, Turlock CA: May 2008.

29. Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Editor, Elements: A Journal of Exploratory Research and Analysis. A publication of the University Honors Program, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock CA. May 2008: 94pp. (Senior Capstone Research Papers).

30.

Tuedio, James. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Conference Program Organizer, American Society for Philosophy, Counseling and Psychotherapy (ASPCP) Pacific Division Meeting (in conjunction with APA Pacific meeting). Pasadena CA March 19‐20. Organized two panels of papers.

31. Weikart, Richard. History. Interview for and appearance in “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed,” a documentary released to theaters.

32. Wittman, John. English. Annual Student Research Competition, Judge Masters Students.

33. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Hmong History.” Presented at the Hmong in Higher Education Conference, Hmong Student Association of CSU Chico (March 8, 2008).

34. Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Eight “Dharma Talks” to various groups. One to SPOT, seven to Valley Heartland Zen Group.

35. Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Attend weekly sittings at the Valley Heartland Zen Group, where I participate in a variety of roles, including President of the Practice Committee. I am also a Board Member of Central Valley Zen.

36. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “On Rhythm and Animality in Merleau‐Ponty’s Ontology of the Flesh.” Invited lecture at the New School for Social Research, New York, NY, April 2007.

25. Recognitions and Awards: University ‐ 12

1. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Junior Faculty with Exceptional Promise, College of Humanities and Social Sciences. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

2. Cotten, Angela. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Research Recognition Award College of Humanities and Social Sciences, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

3. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Excellence in Teaching Award.” College of Humanities and Social Sciences, CSU, Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

4. Garone, Philip. History. Student Organization Advisor of the Year. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

5. Garone, Philip. History. College of Humanities and Social Sciences Award for Dedicated Student Advising. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

6. Houk, Eric. Economics. Elizabeth Anne B. Papageorge Faculty Development Award. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

7. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. The Dean’s Award, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

8. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Service Award,” College of Social Sciences & Humanities. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

9. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Invited honorary professor of aesthetics to the College of Art, Universidad de Chile, Santiago Chile.

10. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Certificate of Appreciation for excellence in research at CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

11. Wolfe, Jesse. English. Faculty‐in‐Residence. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

12. Wong, Cathy. Sociology. Advisor of the Year, nominee. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Disciplinary ‐ 6

1. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Honorary State FFA Degree. California Association FFA. Sacramento, CA.

2. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Teaching Award of Merit. North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture.

3. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Dedicated Service Recognition. National Women’s Studies Association. College Park, MD.

4. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Elected President, California Geographical Society (2007‐2009). Statewide Organization.

5.

Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. Invited participant in Project 111 – Five‐year collaborative project to study environmental change and human adaptation in eastern China. Sponsored by the State Ministry of Education and the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs, China.

6. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Recognition. The Hmong National Development, Inc.

Civic or Service Organization ‐ 5

1. Bourns, William. Criminal Justice. Turlock Anti‐Gang Committee, Turlock Police Department and United Samaritans. Turlock, CA.

2. Durbin, Thomas. Anthropology and Geography. Elected Vice President Modesto Sister Cities International. Modesto, CA.

3. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Past Chair for Undergraduate College and University Section of The National Communication Association.

4. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Public Relations Manager for Undergraduate College and University Section of The National Communication Association.

5. Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Recognition as a Non‐ordained Teacher in the Central Valley Zen Organization this year. North Fork, CA.

Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 3

1. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Listed in Who’s Who Among Executives and Professionals.

2. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Listed in Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers.

3. Regalado, Samuel. History. John R, Betts Keynote Speaker. The North American Society for Sport History.

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 19

1. AbuKhalil, As`ad. Politics and Public Administration. Faculty adviser to Model UN and Model Arab League teams.

2. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Charles Webber. MA in Anthropology, Arizona State University, May, 2007.

3.

Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Whitney Goodwin, College of Wooster. Revealing Religious and Political Affiliations through Architecture and Ceramic Production at El Cafetal, Honduras. Poster presented at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, March 26‐30, Vancouver, B.C.

4.

De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Actively directing/guiding/working with at least 30 Chicana/o students so that they can become creative agents of culture by producing critical socio‐cultural self‐identity narratives in order to publish their works in a book format.

5.

Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Beeler, K., and Breshears, D. “When Teachers Cross the Line: Distinguishing Teacher Misbehavior from Unethical Behavior in the Classroom and Student Resistance and Reaction.” Panel presented at the Western Speech Communication Association Convention in Seattle, WA. Feb 2007. (Presentation)

6. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Community Geography: Mapping the Needs and Assets of the Airport Neighborhood in Modesto, California. Presented to Airport Neighbors United, May 2008.

7. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Mackenzie Austin, Kavin Young Jr., Nicole Sousa. What They’re Not Saying: Nonverbal Communication between Coaches and Players on Sports Teams. CSU Undergraduate Research Conference. March 2008.

8. Morris, Gregory. Criminal Justice. Juliann Scheffel. High Temperatures in High Crime Areas: A Troublesome Pair. Research Competition, CSU Stanislaus, March 2008.

9.

Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop.” www.culturadoor.com: “’El idioma español’ y el sentimiento del chicano.” Research. Published: 01‐28‐2008 “Realidad y ficción en las letras chicanas.” Research. 01‐29‐2008 “La Lobera.” Short Story. 03‐18‐2008 “Mensajes de José Martí a los jóvenes.” Research. 04‐22‐2008 “Homeless With Family.” Poem. 04‐29‐2008 “Mi vida de colores.” Short Story. 05‐12‐2008 “Recuerdos.” Short Story. 05‐27‐2008

10. Perrello, Anthony. English. Dan Canal. “Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.” Medieval and Renaissance Studies Graduate Student Conference, CSU Sacramento, February 2008.

11. Perrello, Anthony. English. Angela Hansen Liesching. “Ophelia and Hamlet.” Medieval and Renaissance Studies Graduate Student Conference, CSU Sacramento, February 2008.

12. Royer, Katherine. History. Renaissance Society of America, Chicago, IL, April 2008.

13. Royer, Katherine. History. Phi Alpha Theta Conference, California State University Chico, April 2008.

14. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Evelyn Gonzales. “Sade’s Justine: Sentimentalism & Virtue,” 18C Lit Conference. Paper developed from 5300 seminar essay.

15.

Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Mentored Therese Lunt in her presentation of “International Collusion: The Creation of Stateless People in the Japanese Internment Camps,” Third Place at the Northern California Phi Alpha Theta conference at CSU Chico. To be presented also at the Pacific Coast Branch of the American Historical Society in Pasadena, CA (summer 2008).

16.

Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Directed Grant Lewis Ashley in his presentation: “Charley Bates: One of Stockton, California’s Slaves,” for the 2008 CSU Stanislaus Student Research Competition, 5 March 2008.; subsequently repeated at the Northern California Phi Alpha Theta conference at CSU Chico, where he won Second Place in the Graduate Division.

17. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Faculty sponsor for Eileen Kerr, applicant for 2008‐2009 Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive/Forgivable Loan Program, forwarded to Chancellor’s Office on 19 March 2008. Results have not yet been confirmed.

18.

Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Mentored Kayla Canelo in her presentation to the Turlock Fairgrounds Board for the erection of a monument to commemorate the use of the Fairgrounds as an Assembly Center (prison) for Japanese American during World War II. Spring 2008 (ongoing).

19. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Co‐authored and presented with Chai Vang and Veasna Keo. “Comparative Study of Hmong and Cambodian Americans,” at the 12th Hmong National Conference, Detroit, MI, April 2007.

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 13

1. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Four students, Archaeological Field Work in the El Paraíso Valley, Western Honduras.

2. Colnic, Dave. Politics and Public Administration. Two students assisted with research on “Civic Engagement: Large and Small.” Both received co‐authorship of conference papers.

3. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. One Student. Primary sources and transcripts about the immigration, politicalization, education, and identity experiences of Mexican Americans/Chicanos from the 19th century to the present.

4. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Three students, Computer Mediated Communication Research.

5. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Community Geography: Mapping the

Needs and Assets of the Airport Neighborhood in Modesto, California. Production of a Community Asset Map & Research Archive for Airport Neighbors United, May 2008.

6. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. 15 students, 62nd Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society, Chico, CA, May 2008.

7. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. One Student, “Sharing with a Smile: Exploring the Effects of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks.”

8. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. One student, The Effects of Self‐efficacy, Outcome Expectations, Online Publish Anxiety, and Habit on Bloggus Interruptus.

9. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology/Geography. Three students in human osteology and skeletal biology repatriation project – agreement with S.J. Coroner’s Office and Nototomne (Northern Valley Yokuts).

10. Shinn, Paul. Politics and Public Administration. One student for “The Californication of Property Taxes: Migration, Initiatives, and Citizen‐led Policy Diffusion.”

11. Wittman, John. English. One student, Localizing Assessment Practices: Inviting Students into the Discipline.

12. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. One student, MA in Interdisciplinary Studies, second reader.

13. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. One student, MS in Interdisciplinary Studies, third Reader.

28. Students Master’s Theses ‐ 16

1. Beebe, Amy‐Lee. Criminal Justice. “Analysis of Gender, Perceptions and Opinions Towards Policewomen by Men and Women Criminal Justice Students.” Winter 2008. Advised by Associate Professor Peter J. Nelligan.

2. De Bruin, Jaron. Criminal Justice. “The Concept of Commitment as a Social Control Against Male Juvenile Delinquency.” Summer 2007. Advised by Associate Professor Peter J. Nelligan.

3. Ghahramany, Katherine. “Criminal Justice. “Domestic Violence and Legal Status.” Spring 2008. Advised by Associate Professor Peter J. Nelligan.

4. Ramirez, Jennifer. Criminal Justice. “Female Perpetration of Dating Abuse Predicted by the Number of Dating Partners and Victimization.” Spring 2008. Advised by Assistant Professor Gregory Morris.

5. Sanchez, Angelica L. Criminal Justice. “Traditional Versus Pharmaceutical Drug Use as Predictors of Non‐substance Use Crimes.” Spring 2008. Advised by Assistant Professor Gregory Morris.

6. Adrian, April. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Odor Baited Trap Systems for the Control of Biting and Nuisance Flies on a Pasture Dairy.” Summer 2007. Advised by Professor Pamela Roe.

7. Alvarez, Stefanie. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Social Construction of Body Image.” Spring 2008. Advised by Professor Betsy Eudey.

8. Breugem, Amelia. Interdisciplinary Studies. “A Beginnerʹs Guide to Permaculture Gardening for Community Garden Projects.” Summer 2007. Advised by Professor Ida

Bowers.

9. Bultena, John. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Of Horror and Wonder: The Relationship Between Knowledge and Fear in H.P. Lovecraft.” Spring 2008. Advised by Professor Jason Winfree.

10. Chi, Amy. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Evaluating the Quality and Developmental Outcomes in a Universal Preschool Program.” Spring 2008. Advised by Associate Professor Jennifer Esterly.

11. Engelman, Bettina. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Self‐regulatory Strategies and the Adjustment of Homeless Preschoolers.” Spring 2008. Advised by Professor Rita Asher.

12. Hotchkiss, Jewelee. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Dual Language Immersion: A Promising Practice for Preschool and Beyond.” Spring 2008. Advised by Professor Victoria Cortez.

13. Kuhns, Jennifer. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Writing Childrenʹs Literature for Publication Were you Born in that Chair? A publishable childrenʹs book.” Spring 2008. Advised by Professor Armin Schulz.

14. Pryor, Erika. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Preschool Childrenʹs Emotion Regulation and Their Successful School Functioning: Mediated by Attentional Deployment.” Spring 2008. Advised by Assistant Professor Cheryl DeLancey.

15. Sida, Leticia. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Preventing Obesity in Migrant Head Start Children.” Spring 2008. Advised by Professor Victoria Cortez.

16. Tucker, Elaina. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Active Participant Training.” Spring 2008. Advised by Associate Professor Peter DeCaro.

28. Students Master’s Projects ‐ 2

1. Bettis, Daphne. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Including Atypical Children in Preschool Settings and the Effects on Positive Social Skills, Social Acceptance, and Social Rejection.” Spring. 2008. Advised by Assistant Professor Cheryl DeLancey.

2. Houston, Nicole V. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Assessing Emotional Outcomes Associated with Reporting Body Mass Index Scores as a Method of Fighting Childhood Obesity.” Winter 2008. Advised by Associate Professor Rosanne Roy.

30. CSU Student Research Competition (campus and State‐wide) ‐ 0

1. Ashley, Grant Louis. History. “Charley Bates: One of Stockton, California’s Slaves.” 2008. CSU Stanislaus (Graduate). Advised by Professor Nancy Taniguchi.

2. Bowman, Susan. Anthropology. “Identification of Known Hadrosaur Femur from Big Bend National Park, Texas.” 2008. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Professor Julia Sankey.

3. Bultena, John. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Of Horror and Knowledge: The Relationship Between Fear and Wonder in the Writings of H.P. Lovecraft.” 2008. CSU Stanislaus (Graduate). Advised by Assistant Professor Jason Winfree.

4. Burrows, Cathy. Multidisciplinary Studies. “Van Gogh, Degas and the Café Type.” 2008. CSU Stanislaus (3rd place Graduate). Advised by Professor Hope B. Werness.

5. Close, Kevin. Philosophy. “On Identity and Interpretation.” 2008. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Professor Chris Nagel.

6. Edwards, Jeffery Glenn. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Fausto‐Sterling, Intersex, and Questioning Binary Sex.” 2008. CSU Stanislaus (Graduate). Advised by Assistant Professor Betsy Eudey.

7. Millar, Damon. History. “The Social Evolution of Eugenics.” 2008. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Professor Helena Janes.

8. Scheffel, Juliann. Criminal Justice. “High Temperatures in High Crime Areas: A Troublesome Pair.” 2008. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Assistant Professor Gregory Morris.

9. Sousa, Nicole Sharee. Communications. “What They Are Not Saying: Interpersonal Relationships’ Effect on Nonverbal Communication in Sports Teams.” 2008. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Professor Meikuan Huang.

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