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Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity
Detailed Report 2008-09
College Humanities and Social Science
Number of Faculty 67/91 (Tenure/TT) 72/107 (T-TT + FT lect.)
Number of Faculty Responses 74% 67%
1. Books and Monographs -
Last name, First name. Department. Author(s) last name, first initial. Title of Monograph.
City of Publication: Publisher, year.
1.
Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
Linguistic Study and Critical Edition of the only Fifteenth-Century Spanish Translation of
Dante’s Divina Comedia. Submitted book manuscript in May 09 to publishers Juan de la
Cuesta Hispanic Monographs, Newark, Delaware.
2. Broin, Valerie. Philosophy and Modern Languages.
Infinite Distances (novel, in progress)
3. David, Jonathan. Department of History. David, J. Building History: The Importance of
Monuments and Objects in the Histories of Herodotus (currently in preparation).
4.
Myers, Jason C. Politics and Public Administration. Myers, J. Indirect Rule in South
Africa: Tradition, Modernity, and the Costuming of Political Power. Rochester, NY:
University of Rochester Press, 2008.
5. Regalado, Samuel. History. Latins in Sport (Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics,
forthcoming), co-author with Jorge Iber, Jose M Alamillo, and Arnoldo DeLeon.
6. Strahm, Ann. Sociology Department. Strahm, A. and Sniezek, T. Introduction to
Sociology: A Social Justice Approach. San Diego: University Readers, (forthcoming) 2009.
7.
Vallega, Alejandro Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages
Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy. Sense and Finitude: Encounters at the Limits of Art,
Language, and the Political (Contemporary Continental Philosophy Series, SUNY Press,
March 2009)
2. Book Chapters -
Last name, First name. Department. Author(s) last name, first initial. “Title of the
Chapter.” In Title of the Book, __ ed., edited by first initial, last name. City, State
abbreviation: Publisher, year.
1.
Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages Dept. Andrés Gil, C.M. “¿Rugido o
Rebuzno? De la disarmonía moral en la segunda parte del Quijote.” In Cervantes y su
tiempo (Volumen I). Edited by Matas Caballero, Juan, and Balcells Doménech, José María.
León (Spain). Universidad de León: 2008.
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2.
David, Jonathan. Department of History. David, J. “A Huge Bowl and a Fancy Shirt:
Aegean Politics and Spartan Memory in the Achaemenid Periphery.” In Appropriation
and Exchange in the Ancient World: A Periplus of the Mediterranean, edited by M.J. Adams,
M.E. Cohen, B. Halpern, and K. Sacks. Leiden, Netherlands: E.J. Brill, 2010.
3.
De Katzew Lilia and Adriana Katzew. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Chicana/o Student
Protesters and Producers of Visual Education.” In Marching Students: Chicana/o Identity
and the Politics of Education 1968-present, ed., M B Avila. Nevada: University of Nevada
Press. Date of publication: In Press.
4.
De Katzew Lilia and Adriana Katzew. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Oprah para
Mujeres: A Study of the Impact of Oprah’s Message on Chicanas.” In Stories of O: the
Oprahification of American Culture, ed., T. Cotten and K. Springer. Jackson, MS:
University Press of Mississippi. Date of Publication: In Press.
5.
Garone, Philip. History. Garone, P. “Rethinking Reclamation: How an Alliance of Duck
Hunters and Cattle Ranchers Brought Wetland Conservation to California’s Central
Valley Project.” In Natural Protest: Essays on the History of American Environmentalism,
edited by J. Crane and M. Egan. New York and London: Routledge, 2009.
6.
Gerstenfeld, Phyllis B. Criminal Justice. Gerstenfeld, P., “Hate crimes.” In Violent
Crime: Clinical and Social Implications, edited by Ferguson, C.J. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage,
2009.
7.
Gerstenfeld, Phyllis B. Criminal Justice. Gerstenfeld, P., “Jury decision making in hate
crime cases.” In Courts, edited by Spohn, C., & Hemmens, C. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage,
2009.
8.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Murrieta, M. Poems
by “Manuel Murrieta-Saldívar. ‘Huellas frescas’, ‘ Lleno de vacío’”. Concierto de lo
entrevisto. Antología de poesía sonorense (poetry anthology), edited by A.B. Méndez-
Estrada. Hermosillo, Mex: Editorial Garabatos, 2008.
9.
Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Nainby, K. “Philosophical and Methodological
Foundations of Communication Education.” In The SAGE Handbook of Communication
and Instruction. Edited by J. Warren and D. Fassett. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE
(Forthcoming, 2009)
10.
Regalado, Samuel. History. Regalado, S. “Invisible Baseball: Japanese Americans and
their Game in the 1930s,” in Donald Kyle, ed. Baseball in America and America in Baseball
(College Station, TX: Texas A&M Press, 2008): 32-51.
11.
Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy. “Ambiguities in the Locus of Home: Exilic Life and the
Space of Belonging,” in Homes in Transformation: Dwelling, Moving, Belonging, ed.
by Hanna Johansson and Kirsi Saarikangas (Finnish Literary Society, Helsinki: 2009),
in press.
12.
Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy. “Nothing to Hold (You Can’t Let Go): Embracing the
Uncanny in Grateful Dead Songs of Home,” Dead Letters, Vol. IV: Essays on the Grateful
Dead Phenomenon, Nicholas Meriwether (ed.) Dead Letters Press (Columbia SC: 2009) in
press.
13.
Wang, Shuo. History Department. “Qing Imperial Women: Empresses, Concubines,
and Aisin Gioro Daughters.” in Servants of the Dynasty, edited by A.Walthall. University
of California Press, 2008, 137-58.
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14.
Wittman, John. English. “New Collaborations for Writing Program Assessment.” In
The Handbook of Research on Assessment Technologies, Methods, and Applications in Higher
Education. Edited by C. Schreiner, IGI Global, 2009
15.
Wittman, John. English. Chapter accepted. “Accommodation and Authenticity in
Service-Learning Curriculum. In Service-Learning in the Composition Classroom. Ed by
Susan Garza. Fountainhead Press. Not yet published.
16.
Wong, Cathy L. Sociology Department. (2008). Intergenerational pathways: “Getting
along in space takes on new meaning.” In S. Bell and L. Morris (Eds)., Living in space:
Cultural, social and psychological implications. (pp. 178-189). West
Conshohocken, PA: Infinity Publishing. Currently in Print. Date of release
May, 2009.
17.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. Yang, K., “The Experiences of
Hmong American: Three Decades in Retrospective Review.” In The Impact of
Globalization and Trans-nationalism on the Hmong – Edited by G. Y. Lee. Concordia
University Saint Paul, Saint Paul, MN.: Center for Hmong Studies Press, 2009.
18.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. Yang, K., “TheHmong American
Contemporary Experience.” In Emerging Voices: The Experiences of Underrepresented
Asian Americans, edited by Ling Huping, Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2008.
3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non-refereed) -
Last name, First name. Department. “Title of Article.” Name of Journal no. (year): pages.
Refereed /Non-refereed.
1.
Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages Dept. “El desenmascaramiento de
don Quijote en la aventura del león.” Ojáncano: Revista de Literatura Española, 33,
(2008): 31-44. Refereed.
2.
Bell, Ellen E.. Anthropology and Geography. “Ties that Bind: Administrative Strategies
in the El Paraiso Valley, Department of Copan, Honduras.” Mexicon 30. (2008): 10-20.
Refereed.
3.
Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “Raising the question #10- Non-native
speakers of English: What more can we do?” Communication Education, 57 (2), 289-295.
National refereed journal.
4.
Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “Looking in and looking out: Perceptions
of misbehaviors in conventional and distance education classrooms.” Faculty Voices:
Sharing Our Philosophies of Teaching, VI, 23-26. Non-refereed journal.
5. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Youtube as case study: Analysis of
Gendered Representations in Video.” Feminist Collections 29(1). 1 page. Non-Refereed.
6.
Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Keyword Feminism: Evaluating
Representations of Feminism in Youtube.” Feminist Collections 29(1). 1 page. Non-
Refereed.
7.
Seward, Linda, Harvey, Vickie, & Carranza, Joseph. Communication Studies.
“Computer-Mediated Communication that Brings Learning into the Present: Gender
Differences in Status Differentials and Self-Disclosure in Online Peer Teaching.”
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International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Education, 2009.
8. Harvey, Vickie. “Relational Caffeine: A Senior Capstone Project.” Faculty Voices,
volume 7, 2008-2009. (CSU, Stanislalus)
9. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. “Veggie Patches & Piazzas: Italia in the Australian
Landscape.” Focus on Geography (2008) 51(2): 9-17. Refereed.
10.
Huang, Meikuan. (2009). Communication Studies. “A conceptual framework of the
effects of positive affect and affective relationships on group knowledge networks”.
Small Group Research, 40(3): 323-346. Refereed.
11.
Su, C., Huang, M. & Contractor, N. S. (under 2nd round of review with European Journal
of International Business). Understanding the Structures, Antecedents, and Outcomes of
Organizational Learning and Knowledge Transfer: A Multi-Theoretical and Multilevel
Network Analysis. Refereed.
12.
Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “Wiki Use and Adoption in the Classroom--
Understanding Educational Wikis with the Technology Acceptance Model”
Communication Education (under review). Refereed
13. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “Online Posting Anxiety: Impacts on Blogging”.
Chinese Journal of Communication (under revision for resubmission) Refereed.
14. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “A WWW (Wiki Wiki Way) of Teaching”. Faculty
Voices.
15.
Karlstrom, E.T. (first author; with Oviatt, C.G., and Ranson, M.D.), Geography.
Paleoenvironmental interpretation of a multiple soil-loess sequence at Milford
Reservoir, Geary County, northeastern Kansas, Catena, v. 72 (2008), pp. 113-128.
Refereed.
16.
LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. “Communication for public decision-
making in a negative historical context: Building intercultural relationships in the
British Columbia Treaty Process.” Journal of International and Intercultural Communication
1(2). (2008). 158-180. Refereed.
17.
Miller-Antonio, Sari. Anthropology/Geography. “Taphonomy, Life History, and
Human Exploitation of Rhinoceros sinensis at the Middle Pleistocene Site of Panxian
Dadong, Guizhou, China.” International Journal of Osteoarchaeology. (Early View online –
Dec. 2008: D01:10.1002/oa1025) Refereed
18.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “El poder de la
familia en la novela del siglo XIX” (academic essay). Revista Universidad de Sonora # 23
(2008): 10-12. Refereed
19.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “La Parcela de José
López Portillo y Rojas, romanticismo tardío en defensa del hacendado mexicano”
(academic essay). Arenas blancas. Revista literaria # 9 (2008): 4-9. Refereed
20.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Sonorenses,
pioneros del periodismo en Arizona” (article). La línea del cosmonauta # 8/9 (2008): 7-8.
Refereed
21.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Hacia la Otredad
(Norte) Americana” (Chronicle). Andante 26 # 9 (2008): Electronic journal
(www.andante26.com). Refereed
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22.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Dónde está
Hermosillo” (Short story). Peregrinos y sus letras # 1 (2009): Electronic journal
(www.peregrinosysusletras.com). Refereed
23. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy. “Exposure, Absorption, Subjection – Being-in-Media.”
Glimpse, V. 9/10: 17-22. Non-refereed.
24.
Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Effacement and Metaphor: Searching for the
Body in Educational Discourse.” Liminailties: A Journal of Performance Studies 4.3 (2008).
Refereed (co–authored with D. Fassett)
25.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Friday Writes: An Exercise in the Believing Game.”
Journal of the Assembly of Expanded Perspectives on Learning (JAEPL), Volume 14, Winter
2007-2008. Guest Edited by Peter Elbow. Refereed.
26.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Four Antidotes to Burnout and Breakdown in the
Teaching Life.” The English Record, Guest Edited, Tim Fredrick, Spring 2009.
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Paterson, Stephanie. English. Co-authored with Lisa Marik (RTW Graduate Student).
“4 C’s Session Review. E.12 Making Waves through Writing: Food Memories,
Argument, and Recipes as Protest.” Kairos Wiki,
http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/CCCCReviews/CCCCReviews
Refereed (Forthcoming).
28.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. “F.09 This is Your Brain On Writing.” Kairos Wiki,
http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/CCCCReviews/CCCCReviews
refereed. (Forthcoming).
29.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. “M.31 Sea Changes in Composition Theory and
Pedagogy.” Kairos Wiki,
http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/CCCCReviews/CCCCReviews
refereed. (Forthcoming).
30.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. “N.07 Write for Your Life: The Intersections of Rhetoric
and Well-Being.” Kairos Wiki,
http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/CCCCReviews/CCCCReviews
refereed. (Forthcoming).
31.
Regalado, Samuel. History. “Roberto Clemente: Images,
Identity, and Legacy,” International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol. 25, Issue 6 (2008):
678-690. Refereed
32.
Schmidt, Arnold. English.
"The 1848-1849 Revolutions & the Italian Body Politic: Barrett Browning & Clough,
Garibaldi & Mazzini." Journal of Anglo-Italian Studies IX (2008). 63-78. Refereed.
33. Strahm, Ann. Sociology. "Elite Framing of War and Occupation in the U.S. Prestige
Press." Journal of Media Sociology. Vol. 2, No. 1 (Forthcoming). Refereed.
34.
Vallega, Alejandro Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages
The Privileged Enemy: Derrida’s Lifelong Reading of Antonin Artaud”
(forthcoming, Research in Phenomenology).Refereed
35. Vallega-Neu, Daniela. Philosophy. “Rhythmic Delimitations of History: On Heidegger
and History.” Idealistic Studies, vol. 38, Issues 1-2, (2008): 91-104. Refereed.
36. Wang, Shuo. History Department. “Korean Travelers’ Notes: New Sources on the
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Manchu-Han Relations in the Early Qing,” Historical Documents Research, Huadong
shifan daxue chubanshe, Shanghai, Vol. 27, 2008 (September), 219-31. Refereed.
37. Winfree, Jason. Philosophy. “Fragments—of the Philosophy of History,” Idealistic
Studies, vol. 38
38.
Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “Culture-Tectonics: California Statehood and John
Rollin Ridge’s Joaquín Murieta.” Western American Literature 43.3 (2008): 259-76.
Refereed.
39. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “Family History in the Multicultural Classroom.”
Academic Exchange Quarterly 12.1 (2008): 143-47. Refereed.
40.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. “A Visit to the Hmong of Asia:
Globalization and Ethnicity at the Dawn of the 21st Century.” Hmong Studies Journal,
Vol 9 (2008). 1-50. Online link to view: http://hmongstudies.org/KouYang2008.pdf
41.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. “A Visit to the Hmong of Asia: Globalization and Ethnicity at the Dawn of the 21st Century: A photo essay. Hmong Studies
Journal, Vol 9 (2008). 1-27. Online link to view: http://hmongstudies.org/KouYangPhotoEssay2008.pdf
42.
Younglove, J. A., Nelligan, P. J. & Reisner, R. L. (in press). Victim Character Evidence
in Death Penalty Cases: How Many Songs is Too Many? Criminal Justice Review. To
appear in 34-4 (December 2009)
4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes -
Last name, First name. Department.
1.
5. Editorship (regular or guest) –
Last name, First name. Department. Regular/Guest/Associate/ Managing Editor. Title of
Journal.
1. Breen, Rofiah. English. Editor. Penumbra
2. Gerstenfeld, Phyllis B. Criminal Justice. (2008). Consulting editor to Crime and
Punishment in the U.S. Pasadena: Salem Press.
3. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Editor. Relational Caffeine (CSU, Stanislaus
student created magazine).
4. Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Regular. Managing
Editor, founder and editor in chief. www.culturadoor.com. Electronic journal. Refereed.
5. Paterson, Stephanie. English Department. Editor, Faculty Voices, Vol. VII. Spring 2009.
6. Wittman, John. English. Advisory Editor. The Handbook of Research on Assessment
Technologies, Methods, and Applications in Higher Education.
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6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships –
Last name, First name. Department. Type of member. Name of Corporation, Group, or
Journal.
1. Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages Dept. (CSU Stanislaus). Editor.
LETRAS.
2. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Editorial Board Reviewer, Communication
Education. A National Communication Association journal publication.
3. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Guest Reviewer, Communication Reports, A
Western States Communication Association journal publication.
4. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Guest, Communication Research Reports, A
Eastern States Communication Association journal publication.
5. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Academic Advisory Board, Gender Studies.
McGraw-Hill Contemporary Learning Series. Annual Editions: Gender.
6. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Editorial Review Board. The California Geographer.
7. Jaasma, Marjorie. A. Communication Studies Department. (2008). Member, Editorial
Review Board, Women & Language.
8.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Founder and Editor
in Chief. Editorial Orbis Press (www.orbispress.com). Spanish language publishing
house. During the period (June 1, 2008-May 31, 2009) I edited and published the
following books:
Morales, Alejandro. Pequeña nación. July 2008. Novel. (reprint)
Cárdenas-Contreras, Antonio. Mar, desierto y ladrillo. Sep. 2008. Research (reprint)
Zúniga, Violeta. Jardín del amor. Sep. 2008. Poetry
Chávez, Consuelo. Primavera en el invierno. Dec. 2008. Poetry
Castillo, Adela. Sólo amor. Feb. 2009. Poetry.
9. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy. Member. Review Board: Glimpse.
10. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy. Member, Review Board. Society for Phenomenology and
Media
11. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Member, Editorial Board, Liminalities: A Journal
of Performance Studies.
12. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Member, Board of Editors, Utah Historical Quarterly.
13. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy. Editorial Board, International Journal of Philosophical Practice
(Journal of ASPCP)
14. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy. Editorial Board, Philosophical Practice (Journal of APPA)
15. Tumolo, Michael. Department of Communication studies. RSCA Research Grant for
research on Franklin Pierce, funded by CSU, Stanislaus.
16. Vallega, Alejandro Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages. Series editor and
member of the editorial board of the World Philosophies Series, Indiana University Press.
17. Vallega, Alejandro Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages. Board of
Directors, Collegium Phaenomenologicum, Italy.
18.
Winfree, Jason. Philosophy. Die Fröhliche Wissenschaft
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19. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. Specialist Reader for MELUS: The Journal of the
Society for the Study of Multiethnic Literature of the United States (January 2007-Present).
20. Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. Member, Editorial Review Board,
Journal of Southeast Asian American Education and Advancement.
21. Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. 2009 One-time Editorial Reviewer,
Asian American Studies Journal.
7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private or corporate) –
Last name, First name. Department. Type of grant. “Title of grant,” funded by Name of
agency (university/local/state/federal/private/corporate).
1. Akwabi-Ameyaw, Kofi. Anthropology/Geography.
“Rotary Grants for University Teachers.” (applied for)
2. Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages Dept. CSUStan “RSCA Grant”,
funded by the University.
3.
Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
RSCA at CSUS awarded but not funded due to insufficient funds.
Dean’s Research Initiative funded.
Departmental research travel funded.
4.
Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. RSCA. “Consolidating Political Authority in
the Copan Kingdom: Testing Models of Identity, Affiliation, and Administrative
Strategies in the La Venta and Florida Valleys, Western Honduras,” funded by RSCA
Program, CSU Stanislaus (university).
5.
Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. “Preparing Underrepresented Students for
Careers in Agriculture through Recruitment, Experiential Learning, and Community
Service”, USDA CSREES HSI Grant 07-09, Eric Houk and Mark Bender
6.
Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Curriculum and Articulation Manager for the
CCCCO Industry Discipline Collaborative Grant, State Center Community College
District/Reedley College
7. Breen, Rofiah. English. Rotary grant
8. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Distance Education. “Fully Online Course
Conversion/Development.” Funded by CSU Stanislaus.
9.
Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Faculty Development Grant supporting
Universal Design for Learning. “Ensuring Access Through Collaboration and
Technology – Partnerships, Technology and Dissemination. Funded by the US
Department of Education Office of Post-Secondary Education, administered through
Sonoma State university. Received $9,720 for the campus.
10.
Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice.
2007 –2008: Research, scholarship and Creative Activity Grants. California State
University, Stanislaus. “Women and Club Drug Use in China’s Changing Society”
funded by California State University, Stanislaus.
11. Gerstenfeld. Phyllis, Mboka, A., & Helfer, T. Criminal Justice. OJJDP FY 09 Recovery
Act Local Youth Mentoring Initiative. “Pathways to Success Mentoring Program,”
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applied for from OJJDP.
12. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Teaching. Relational Caffeine: A College
Student Created Magazine funded by Dean’s Teaching Initiative Policy.
13.
Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Creative Activity. Relational Caffeine: A
College Student Created Magazine awarded by Research, Scholarship and Creative
Activity Grant Application. Funding not available due to budgetary issues.
14. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Teaching. Relational Caffeine: A College
Student Created Magazine applied for but not funded by FDC Mini Grant.
15. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. RSCA. “Land use change on Santa Rosa
Island,” funded by CSU Stanislaus.
16. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. Mini-Grant. “Geography Mobile
Mapping Equipment,” funded by FDC – CSU Stanislaus.
17. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. Dean’s Teaching Initiative. “Geography
Mobile Mapping Equipment,” funded by CHSS – CSU Stanislaus.
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Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. Dean’s Travel Fund. “Travel to Annual
Meeting of the Association of American Geographers,” funded by CHSS – CSU
Stanislaus.
19.
Helfer, Timothy. Criminal Justice Department: assisted in grant (Criminal Justice) for
OJJDP FY 09 “Recovery Act Local Youth Mentoring Initiative”- U.S. Department of
Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
20. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. “Student Participation in the 63rd Annual Meeting of the
California Geographical Society.” (university-CHSS Dean’s Teaching Initiative)
21.
Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. “Neighborhood Revitalization & Sustainable
Communities in Turlock, CA.” Service Learning Instructional Mini-Grant, 2008-2009
(university)
22. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. “Student Participation in the 63rd Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society.” (university-CHSS Dean’s Teaching Initiative)
23.
Houk, Eric. Economics. Competitively Awarded Federal Grant. “Preparing Underrepresented Students for Careers in Agriculture through Recruitment, Experiential Learning, and Community Service.” United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES). 7/07 – 7/10. (Funded for $240,000)
24. Huang, M. Communication Studies. Writing Grant. Faculty Voices Writing Grant. “Bring the outside inside: Using business news stories as lively mini case studies to teach organizational communication.” California State University at Stanislaus, 2008-2009. Funded: $400.
25. Huang, M. Teaching Mini Grant. Incorporating Social Network Analysis (SNA) in Teaching
Organizational Communication & Group Communication. California State University at Stanislaus, 11/2008 to 08/2009. Funded: $735.
26. Huang, M. Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity (RSCA) Grant. Sharing with a Smile:
Exploring the Effects of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks. California State University at Stanislaus, 11/2007 to 04/2009. Funded: $2100.
27. Huang, M. Dean’s Travel Grant. California State University at Stanislaus. Funded: $800.
28. Huang, M. Research Grant. A Social Network Framework of Strategic Information Sharing
during Organizational Socialization. California State University at Stanislaus. Not funded.
29. Huang, M. & Lambotte, F. An Empirical Study of Trust Building Processes in Hybrid Cross-
cultural Project Groups. National Science Foundation. Applied for.
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30. Liu, Xun, Communication Studies. Research grant. “Future with Innovative Technology (FIT).” applied for National Science Foundation (federal).
31. Liu, Xun, Communication Studies. Research grant. “The development of interactive online learning models—a case study of educational blogs.” applied for National Science Foundation (federal).applied for Beijing Department of Education (State).
32. Liu, Xun, Communication Studies. Research grant. “The extension of educational resource in the new media environment” applied for China National Science Foundation (federal).
33. Jasek-Rysdahl, Kelvin, Economics and Jane Younglove, Criminal Justice, “Community Inquiry: Turlock Public Library” funded by Friends of the Turlock Public Library (non-profit).
34. Jasek-Rysdahl, Kelvin, Economics and John Garcia, Master of Social Work “Community Inquiry: Forming an Action Committee to Address Homelessness in Turlock” funded by the City of Turlock.
35.
Mboka, Abu. Criminal Justice Department
OJJDP FY 09 Recovery Act Local Youth Mentoring Initiative
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Applied in April 2009
Grant proposal is pending
36. Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Applied for an event sponsorship that honored Chicano writer Dr. Miguel Méndez in Phoenix, Arizona, Nov. 2008. Funded by CSUS Philosophy and Modern Language Department.
37. Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Applied for private support-sponsors. “Culturadoor.com, Spanish literature electronic journal”. Funded by small business: Centro de Ayuda, Imprenta Concepto Gráfico, Volviendo a vivir.
38. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy. CHSS Dean’s Special Initiatives Fund grant, funded by College of Humanities and Social Sciences
39. Perrello, Tony. English. Program Assessment. “Assessing Student Engagement in the English Major,” unfunded by Office of Assessment and Quality Assurance. (university)
40. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. RSCA CSU Stanislaus 2008-2009
41.
Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities Grant. “Working Toward Sustainable Development: Exploring Forest Community-Market Interactions in the Southwest Brazilian Amazon.” CSU, Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Applied For. October, 2008.
42. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. Fulbright Grant to Teach in Japan. Funded by the Fulbright Grant Program and the Japan-U.S. Educational Commission (federal/international). Awarded January 2008. Grant period, March-August 2009.
43. Wittman, John. English. RSCA. “Students as Collaborators: University Assessment Research.” CSU Stanislaus
44. Wittman, John. English. Deans Travel Grant. College of Humanities and Social Sciences
45. Wittman, John. English. FDC mini-grant (used for student travel)
46. Wittman, John. English. Assessment Grant. Office of Assessment and Quality Assurance.
47.
Wong, Cathy L. Sociology. Dean’s Teaching Initiative, CSU, Stanislaus. Requested $500.00 to attend and present at Pacific Sociological Association conference. Submitted October 15, 2008. Awarded March, 2009.
48. Wong, Cathy L. Sociology.
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Instructional Support Mini-Grants, CSU Stanislaus Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning. Requested $250.00 to assist with Winter term class project in San Francisco’s Tenderloin District. Submitted October 17, 2008. Awarded January, 2009.
49. Young, Andy. Philosophy. CSU Stanislaus. Sabbatical, Spring 2010. Granted.
8. Published Computer Software -
Last name, First name. Department. Title of Software. City, State abbreviation:
Publisher, Year.
1.
9. Published Curriculum Materials -
Last name, First name. Department. Name of curriculum material, Name of entity
materials published for. City, State abbreviation: Publisher, Year.
1.
Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Statewide Standardized Agriculture
Curriculum, Articulation and C-ID Numbering System, California Postsecondary
Agriculture Articulation Collaborative www.cpaac.com
2. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Computerized Student Portfolio, California
Agricultural Education Tech Prep Consortium (1999-2009) www.agedtechprep.com .
3.
Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. California Community College Curriculum
Resource Flashdrive, Agriculture Industry Specific Collaborative Grant (2008-2009)
www.ccagcans.com .
4. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. California Postsecondary Agriculture Food
Safety Curriculum, Agriculture Industry Specific Collaborative Grant (2008-09)
5. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Family Communication Packet for COMM
4060 Family Communication. Sold in campus bookstore, Spring 2009.
6.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. Gender in Hmong Society. A
PowerPoint Teaching program on Hmong gender roles and related topics. E-Published
by Hmong Resources Center, St. Paul, MN. Online link to view:
http://hmongstudies.org/GenderinHmongSocietyPart2.pdf. This is one of the two parts
of the author’s 2008 Sabbatical Leave Project. It is partially funded by a small grant from
the CSU Stanislaus’ 2007-08 RSCA grants.
10. Published Reviews of Books and Software -
Last name, First name. Department. Author(s) last name, first initial. Title of book or
software. City, State abbreviation: Publisher, year. In Name of Journal (month year): page
numbers.
1.
David, Jonathan. Department of History. Baragwanath, E. Motivation and Narrative in
Herodotus. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2008. In Phoenix: Journal of the Classical
Association of Canada (October/November 2009): page numbers TBD.
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2.
Erickson, Edward. Economics. Auerbach, R.. Deception and Abuse at the Fed: Henry B.
Gonzalez Battles Alan Greenspan’s Bank. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press. In
CHOICE, 2008
3.
Erickson, Edward. Economics . Ed. By Krosinsky, Cary and Robins, Nick. Sustainable
Investing: The Art of Long-term Performance London, England Earthscan. In CHOICE,
2008
4.
Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “Book Review: Thomas Erickson and David W.
McDonald (eds), HCI Remixed: Reflections on Works that Have Influenced the HCI
Community.” In New Media & Society, 11, pp650-654.Refereed
5. Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Castillo, Adela. Sólo
amor. Turlock, CA: Editorial Orbis Press, 2009. In backcover.
6.
Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Nainby, K. Folktales Retold: A Critical
Overview of Stories Updated for Children. Jefferson, NC: MacFarland, 2006. In Women
& Language (forthcoming, 2009)
7.
Schmidt, Arnold. English.
Patricia Fortini Brown, Private Lives in Renaissance Venice. Italian Quarterly (Summer-
Fall 2008). [I can’t find my copy of this, but I think it’s from this year; if I submitted it
for last year, though, then it’s too old. Sorry for the confusion]
8.
Strahm, Ann. Sociology. Strahm, A. New Media and the New Middle East. New York:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2007. In Media, War & Conflict 2(2), August 2009: 227-230.
(forthcoming)
9.
Taniguchi, Nancy. History. McGuinnes, Aims. Path of Empire: Panama and the
California Gold Rush. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2008. In The Journal of American
History, Vol. 95, No. 2 (Sept. 2008): 529.
10.
Weikart, Richard. History. Review of Dowbiggin, I. The Sterilization Movement and
Global Fertility in the Twentieth Century. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. In
Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences 64 (2009): 270-71.
11.
Weikart, Richard. History. Review of Poore, C. Disability in Twentieth-Century German
Culture. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2007. In American Historical Review
114 (2009): 234-35.
12.
Weikart, Richard. History. Review of Mattulat, M. Medizinethik in historischer
Perspektive: Zum Wandel ärztlicher Moralkonzepte im Werk von Georg Benno Gruber (1884-
1977). Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2007. In H-German (January 2009).
13.
Weikart, Richard. History. Review of Schmidt, U., and Frewer, A., eds. History and
Theory of Human Experimentation: The Declaration of Helsinki and Modern Medical Ethics.
Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2007. In H-German, November 2008.
14.
Weikart, Richard. History. Review of Ehrenreich, E. The Nazi Ancestral Proof: Genealogy,
Racial Science, and the Final Solution. Blooomington: Indiana University Press, 2007. In
German Studies Review 31 (2008): 625-26.
11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) –
Last name, First name. Department. “Title of Presentation.” Paper/Research/Workshop
at Name of Conference, City, State abbreviation, Month Year.
1. Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
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“Una comparación de tendencias en la traducción del español medieval y moderno",
presented at the California Language Teacher´s Association, Sacramento, California in
February 2009.
2.
Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
“New Standards for AP Spanish in High School”, delivered a 3 hour workshop to
Spanish faculty by invitation from faculty and principal at Luther Burbank International
Baccalaureate World High School in Sacramento in March 09.
3.
Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
“Nuevos datos sobre la traducción española medieval y moderna y su encaje en la
enseñanza de la linguística española”, accepted for presentation at
ALDEEU, Instituto Universitario de Investigación en Estudios Norteamericanos de la
Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Spain. June 29-July 2, 2009.
4.
Bell, Ellen E. Anthropology and Geography. “Power from Afar: The Role of Imported
Objects in Early Classic Royal Tombs at Copan, Honduras.” Paper Presented at the 107th
Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Society, San Francisco, CA,
November, 2008.
5.
Bell, Ellen E. Anthropology and Geography. “From the Heights of the Early Acropolis to
the Valleys of the Hinterland: Administrative Strategies in the
Copan Kingdom.” Paper Presented at the 74th Annual Meeting of the Society for
American Archaeology, Atlanta, GA, April, 2009.
6.
Bell, Ellen E. Anthropology and Geography. “Faces of the Past: Making, Using, and
Trading Mesoamerican Figurines, Whistles, and Ocarinas.” Paper Presented at the 27th
Annual University of Pennsylvania Maya Weekend, Philadelphia, PA, April, 2009.
7.
Bender, M.E., Agricultural Studies. California Agriculture Teachers Association
Summer Conference. Various presentations on C-ID, Curriculum and Articulation,
June 2008.
8.
Bender, M.E., Agricultural Studies. “EPortfolio, Lifelong Career Development,
Educating for Careers”…Connecting to the Future, California Career Pathways
Consortia Fifteenth Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA February, 2009
9.
Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “Maverick teaching: Confronting
conventional distance education teaching by blazing new trails in collaboration with
nontraditional college students.” Paper presented at the National
Communication Annual Conference, San Diego, CA. November, 2008.
10.
Colnic, Dave. Politics and Public Administration. “Building Bridges: Institutional
Design for Effective Transboundary Dispute Resolution.” Paper/Poster at American
Political Science Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, September 2008. (With Geoffrey
Cockerham, Utah Valley State University)
11.
David, Jonathan. Department of History. “A Mouse in Memphis: Herodotus 2.141 and
Egyptian Sculptural Motif.” Paper at the American Schools of Oriental Research
Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, November 2009.
12.
David, Jonathan. Department of History. “Priscus of Panium and Jordanes as Sources
for Attila.” Paper at the Southwest/ Texas Popular Culture and American Culture
Associations Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM, February 2009.
13. Doraz, Walter. Sociology. “Implementing Food Awareness Across the University.”
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Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA
April 2009. With James T. Payne & Paul O’Brien.
14.
Dorsey, Andrew. English. Paper presentation. “Dark Laughter’s Misreading of the
American Literary Legacy of Huckleberry Finn.’ Canadian Association of American
Studies, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada, August, 2008.
15.
Dorsey, Andrew. English. Paper presentation. “Designing Multigenre Pedagogy for
the College Literature Classroom.” College Education Association, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, March, 2009.
16.
Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Refuting Current Myths about Gender
Equity and Education. Paper at National Women's Studies Association annual
conference, Cincinnati, OH, June 2008.
17.
Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Theories of conflict and Conflict Resolution
in Feminist Anti-Racist Organizational Settings. Paper presentation at the National
Women's Studies Association annual conference, Cincinnati, OH, June 2008.
18.
Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “From Minor to Major: Challenges and
Strategies. Panel Presentation. National Women's Studies Association Program
Administration and Development Pre-Conference, Cincinnati, OH june 2008
19.
Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Critical Issues in Job
Recruitment/Placement.” Panel presentation at the National Women's Studies
Association Program Administration and Development Pre-Conference, Cincinnati,
OH, June 2008.
20.
Foreman, William. English. “The Graduate Writing Assessment Requirement at CSU,
Stanislaus.” English Council, Spring 2009, Burlingame, CA. April 2009
21. Gao, H. Criminal Justice. “The Role of Intimate Relationships in Women’s Cessation of
Drug Use.” American Society of Criminology, St. Louise, Missouri. October 2008
22.
Gao, H. Criminal Justice. “Drug Use and Justice: An Examination of China’s Drug
Policy Enforcement.” 50th Annual Conference of American Association for Chinese
Studies. Fullerton, California. December 2008
23.
Garone, Philip. History. “The Role of Environmental Historians in the Campus
Sustainability Movement.” Paper presented at the annual conference of the American
Society for Environmental History, Tallahassee, FL, February–March 2009.
24.
Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. “The Whole is Greater than the Sum of its
Parts: The Reciprocal Process Between Teachers and Students.” Paper presented at the
National Communication Association Convention in San Diego, CA., November, 2008
25.
Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. “Spatial Modeling of Water Use in
California Rice Production.” Paper at Annual Meeting of the Association of American
Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March, 2009.
26.
Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. “The Curious Case of the Death Valley
Monuments.” Map at Annual California Geographical Society’s Conference, Santa Ynez,
CA, April 2009.
27.
Helfer, Timothy. Criminal Justice. “Juvenile Law and Procedure in the State of
California, United States of America” paper presented at the University of Zagreb,
Croatia January 2009
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28
Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. California Geographical Society. “Foxen Wine Trail.”
Field Trip at the 63rdAnnual Meeting of the California Geographical Society. Santa Ynez,
CA 2009.
29.
Houk, Eric. Economics. “How Community Colleges and Federal Grants Were Used to
Create a New Multidisciplinary Agriculture Program.” CSU Stanislaus RSCA Week.
September 2008.
30.
Houk, Eric. Economics. “Estimating the Costs of Transferring Water from Agriculture
for Threatened and Endangered Species in the Platte River.” CSU Stanislaus RSCA
Week. September 2008.
31.
Houk, Eric. Economics. “The Economics of Water: Evaluating Endangered Species
Protection and Local Resource Conservation.” CSU Stanislaus Faculty Center Lecture
Series. October 2008.
32.
Huang, M. & Lambotte, F. (scheduled July 2009). An Empirical Study of Trust Building
Processes in Hybrid Cross-cultural Project Groups. International Network of Group
Research (INGRoup) Conference, CO.
33.
Su, C., Huang, M. & Contractor, N. S. (May 2009). Understanding the Structures,
Antecedents, and Outcomes of Organizational Learning and Knowledge Transfer: A Multi-
Theoretical and Multilevel Network Analysis. International Communication Association
59th Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.
34. Huang, M., (March 2009). A knowledge network model of how work group contextual factors
influence creativity. Western Academy of Management 2009 Conference, Midway, UT.
35.
Huang, M., Su, C., & Barbour, J. (March 2009). Multi-Theoretical and Multi-Level Analysis
of Antecedents for Information Sharing through Digital Repositories in Project Groups. The
XXIX Annual Meeting of the International Network for Social Network Analysis
(INSNA), San Diego, CA.
36.
Huang, M. (November 2008). A Social Network Framework of Strategic Information Sharing
during Organizational Socialization. National Communication Association Annual
Conference, San Diego, CA.
37.
Huang, M. (October 2008). Why Would You Save Your Files in A Group Folder?—
Motivations for Information Sharing through Digital Repositories in Project Groups. Leavey
School of Business, Santa Clara University, CA.
38.
Huang, M. (August 2008). Sharing with a Smile: Exploring the Effects of Positive Affect in
Small Project Group Knowledge Networks. OCIS Junior Faculty Consortium, 2008
Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA.
39.
Huang, M. (August 2008). Motivations for Information Sharing
through Digital Repositories in Small Project Groups. 2008 Academy of Management
Annual Meeting, Anaheim, California.
40. Huang, M. (July 2008). Sharing with a Smile: Exploring the Effects of Positive Affect in Small
Project Group Knowledge Networks. INGRoup conference , Kansas City, MO.
41.
Jaasma, Marjorie. Communication Studies Department. A. (2008, October). “The Ethic
of Care: Implications for Older Women.” Paper presented at the meeting of the
Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender, Nashville, TN.
42. Jaasma, Marjorie. Communication Studies Department. (2008, October). “Exploring
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Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy.” Participation in roundtable discussion
at the meeting of the Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and
Gender, Nashville, TN.
43.
Jasek-Rysdahl, Kelvin, Economics, John Garcia, Master of Social Work, Valerie Leyva,
MSW, and Robin Ringstad, MSW “Community Centered Engagement: A new model for
partnership” Gulf-South Summit on Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Through
Hither Education, Baton Rouge, LA, March 2009.
44.
Jasek-Rysdahl, Kelvin Economics and John Garcia, Social Work. “Addressing the
Complexity of Homelessness Through Community Engagement” Social Work 10th
Annual Social Work Month Celebration, Turlock CA, March 2009.
45. Karlstrom, E.T. Geography. “Status of New Proposed Federal Energy Corridors.”
California Geographical Society, Solvang, CA, May, 2009.
46.
Karlstrom, E.T. Geography. “Late Quaternary landscape evolution and geoarchaeology
of two drainages on Black Mesa, northeastern Arizona.”66th Annual Plains
Anthropological Conference, Laramie, WY October, 2008.
47.
LaFever, Marcella, Communication Studies. “Replacing R.O.P.E.S.: A successful
experiment in team-building through volunteering with Habitat for Humanity.” Paper
at Western States Communication Association Annual Conference, Phoenix, AZ, Feb.
2009.
48.
LaFever, Marcella, Communication Studies. “Universal design and cultural sensitivity:
Assignments for intercultural communication courses.” Panel participant. National
Communication Association Annual Conference. San Diego, CA. Nov. 2008.
49.
Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “Online Posting Anxiety: Its Impacts on Blogging.”
Paper presented at the National Communication Association, Communication
Apprehension and Competence Division, San Diego, November, 2008.
50.
Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “The Impact of Perceived Audiences on Blogging”.
Paper presented at the National Communication Association, Human Communication
and Technology Division, San Diego, November, 2008.
51.
Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “The Effects of Wikis on Course Material
Comprehension in Communication Classrooms”. Paper presented at the National
Communication Association, Undergraduate College & University Division, San Diego,
November, 2008.
52.
Mboka,Abu. Criminal Justice Department
“United States Juvenile Justice: Overview of Arizona and California.”
Matching Interventions with needs of Children and Youth at Risk
University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
February 9 2009
53.
Miller-Antonio, Sari. Anthropology/Geography. “Paleolithic Feng Shui: Cave Use and
Environmental Change in the Chinese Middle Pleistocene.” Invited presentation for the
Smithsonian Institution Seminar, Ancient China Revealed: Recent Discoveries in
Archaeology. Washington, D.C. June 20-21, 2008.
54.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Dónde está
Hermosillo”. Paper (creative work). Fifth “Lunas de Octubre”, Latin American writers’
encounter. La Paz-Los Cabos, Mexico. October 2008.
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55.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Reading of poetry at
Latino cultural and literary event entitled “2nd. Noche Bohemia”. Sponsored by Arts
Council for Monterey County and “Poetas Unidos”, Salinas, CA. February 2009.
56.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “La gravedad de la
distancia”. Paper (creative orks). “XVIII Jornadas Binacionales de Literatura” (XVIII
US-Mexico Binational Literature Encounter). San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico. March
2009.
57.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Periodismo y
literatura hispana en EE.UU”. Research. II symposium of the CSUS Spanish language
program. Turlock, CA, May 2009.
58.
Nagel, Chris. Philosophy. “Advertising Politics: Juxtaposition, Line-Crossing, Narrative
Undecidability in American Television Representations of Politics.” Paper at Society for
Phenomenology and Media, Arlington, VA, February 2009
59. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy. “The Silence of Voices,” Paper presented to the Society for
Phenomenology and the Human Sciences, Pittsburgh, October, 2008
60.
Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Mixing Spaces/Places in Musical
Performance: Aural Negotiations of Emerging Cultural Environments.” Research at
Western States Communication Association convention, Mesa, AZ, February 2009.
61.
Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Transforming Texts: Unconventional
Spirituality in the Foundational Literature of Critical Communication Pedagogy.”
Research at National Communication Association convention, San Diego, CA,
November 2008.
62.
O’Brien, Paul. Sociology. “Implementing Food Awareness Across the University.”
Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA
April 2009. With James T. Payne & Walter Doraz.
63.
O’Brien, Paul. Sociology. “Delayed Entry of Non-Traditional College Students.” Pacific
Sociological Association, San Diego, CA
April 2009.
64.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Making Things in College: A Theory and Practice
Workshop.” Northern California Writing Center Association (NCWCA) 16th Annual
Conference. February 28th, 2009. Gavilan College, Gilroy, California. Co-presenters: Paula
Barrington-Schmidt, Writing Center Director, Ned Weidner, Writing Center Tutor.
65.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. Poster Presentation. RSCA Week 2008, CSU, Stanislaus.
“Great Valley Writing Project Utilizes National Writing Project Mini Grant to Support
English Language Learners and Teachers.” October 1st and 2nd, 2008.
66.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Pants-Down” Teaching as Pedagogical Strategy for
Reclaiming Teacher and Student Efficacy.” Session Chair: Sheridan Blau. “Transitions to
College Writing and Reading: Cultivating Performative Literacy in Freshman English
Classes.” The Annual Conference on College Composition and Communication. 4 C’s April 2-5,
2008. New Orleans, LA. Conference Review:
http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/CCCCReviews/2008E33Gillikin
67.
Payne, James T. Sociology. “Implementing Food Awareness Across the University.”
Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA
April 2009. With Walter Doraz & Paul O’Brien.
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68
Regalado, Samuel. History. “A Heartbeat for Change,” presented at the North
American Society for Sport History (NASSH) conference, Ashville, North Carolina, May
23, 2009.
69.
Routh, Stephen R. Politics and Public Administration. “The Calculus of Confirmation:
A Study of the Determinants of Senate Roll Call Voting on Presidential Appointments”,
Midwestern Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, April, 2009.
70.
Royer, Katherine. History. “The Last Words of that ‘Cunning Coiner’ Henry Cuffe:
Revisiting the Last Dying Speech in Early Modern England,” Renaissance Society of
America Conference, Los Angeles, Ca, March 2009.
71.
Royer, Katherine. History. “The Last Words of that ‘Cunning Coiner’ Henry Cuffe:
Revisiting the Last Dying Speech in Early Modern England,” Renaissance Society of
America Conference, Los Angeles, Ca, March 2009.
72.
Schmidt, Arnold. English.
“Cantoni il voluntario: The Body Politic and the Ideology of Garibaldi’s Fiction.”
California Interdisciplinary Conference on Italian Studies , Stanford University, Palo
Alto, CA, March 2009.
73.
Sniezek, Tamara. Sociology. “Gender Differences in Parental Support for College
Enrollment.” Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA
April 2009.
74.
Strahm, Ann. Sociology. “The Ecology of Inter-Imperialist Wars: Depleted Uranium
and the Yellow Cake of Imperialism (or Let Them Eat Yellow Cake).” Paper at
California Sociology Association 2009 Conference, Riverside, CA, November 2008.
75.
Strahm, Ann. Sociology. “Framing Trends in Prestige Press Presentations of War &
Occupation.” Paper at 80th Pacific Sociology Association Conference, San Diego, CA,
April 2009.
76.
Taniguchi, Nancy. History. “Enduring Communities: Japanese Americans in Utah.”
Paper at the Japanese American National Museum’s conference, “Whose America?
Who’s American?” Denver, CO, July 2008.
77.
Taniguchi, Nancy. History. “Foreigners in the Fields: Race, Land, and Labor in
California’s Central Valley,” paper at the American Historical Association-Pacific Coast
Branch, Pasadena, Ca, August 2008.
78.
Taniguchi, Nancy. History. “Trans-Pacific Progressivism: Kyutaro Abiko in California
and Utah.” Paper at the Western History Association, Salt Lake City, Utah, October
2008.
79.
Taniguchi, Nancy. History. “Internment’s Context: California’s Agribusiness, Labor,
Race, Law, and Politics,” paper at the First Wednesday Lecture Series, San Jose State
University, San Jose, CA, April 2009.
80.
Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy. “Pouring Its Light Into Ashes: Exploring the Theme of
Becoming in Grateful Dead Musical Experience,” Texas/Southwest Popular
Culture/American Popular Culture Association Conference (Albuquerque:
February 2009)
81.
Tumolo, Michael. Department of Communication Studies. “’I’m Calling Today to
Mislead You:’ From Social Movement to Social Maintenance in Corporate Non-Market
Lobbying.” Paper presented at the meeting of the National Communication Association,
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San Diego, CA, November, 2008.
82.
Tumolo, Michael. Department of Communication Studies. “Never Again?: On the
Politics of Remembering Genocide.” Paper presented at the meeting of the National
Communication Association, San Diego, CA, November, 2008.
83.
Vallega, Alejandro. Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages
. “Latin America and Transmodern Thought, or Philosophy After the Age of Pernicious
Knowledge,” Continental – Comparative Philosophy Circle, Asilomar, California, April
10th, 2009.
84.
Vallega, Alejandro. Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Other
Beginnings, What might be the Future of Philosophy in Light of the Philosophy pf
Liberation in Latin America,” SJSU Center for Comparative Philosophy Series, Bay-Area
Comparative Philosophy Conference, April 25th, 2009.
85.
Vallega, Alejandro. Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages. . “Philosophy
and Liberation in Latin America: An Introduction to Enrique Dussel’s Thought,” Pacific
School of Religion, Berkeley, October 31st, 2008.
86.
Vallega, Alejandro. Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages. . ”Sobre el
sentido politico del cine,” June 30th, 2008, Faculty of Art, Faculty of Philosophy and
Humanities, Universidad de Chile, Auditorium, Las Encinas, Campus Juan Gomez
Millas, Chile.
87.
Vallega-Neu, Daniela. Philosophy.
“Translating Heidegger’s Beiträge zur Philosophie.” Colloquium at UC Irvine, CA, May
2009
“The Time of Things and Events. An Encounter with the Work of John Cage.” CCPC
Conference in Asilomar, CA, April 2009.
“A commentary on Josh Hayes, ‘A Logos of the Living: Towards an Ontology of the
Animal.’” BACPA Colloquim Series, USF, San Francisco, CA, March 2009.
“Evil Will: A discussion of Bret Davis, Heidegger and the Will. SPEP Conference,
Pittsburgh, PA, October 2008.
88. Vallega-Neu, Daniela. Philosophy. “The Time of Things and Events. An Encounter
with the Work of John Cage.” CCPC Conference in Asilomar, CA, April 2009.
89.
Vallega-Neu, Daniela. Philosophy. “A commentary on Josh Hayes, ‘A Logos of the
Living: Towards an Ontology of the Animal.’” BACPA Colloquim Series, USF, San
Francisco, CA, March 2009.
90. Vallega-Neu, Daniela. Philosophy. “Evil Will: A discussion of Bret Davis, Heidegger
and the Will. SPEP Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, October 2008.
91.
Wallace, Richard, Maria Jeigiane Portela da Silva, Francileide Lopes de Nascimento,
and Marianne Schmink. Anthropology and Geography. “Creating New Spaces for
Community-Market Partnerships in Acre, Brazil: Lessons from the FLORA Fair”. Paper
presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Santa Fe,
NM, March 17-21, 2009.
92.
Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. “Tapping Knowledge in Amazonia:
Economic Change and Intra-Cultural Variation in Cultural Knowledge among Rubber
Tappers in the Western Brazilian Amazon.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of
the American Anthropological Association, San Francisco, CA, November 19-23, 2008.
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93.
Wang, Shuo. History Department. Present a paper on “Research on Ming and Qing
Rare Books in the U. S. Libraries: Collections, Values, and Availability” Zhonghua
Encyclopedia-Historiography and Chinese Historical Documents Overseas, Beijing Normal
University, Beijing, China, June 26-28, 2008.
94.
Wang, Shuo. History Department. Present a paper on “Korean Travelers’ Notes: New
Sources on the Changing Identity of Women in Qing China” American Historical
Association 123rd Annual Conference, New York City, January 2-5, 2009.
95.
Wong, Cathy L. Sociology. “Straddling the Fence: Understanding the World of
a Transracial Adoptee” paper accepted for presentation at Pacific Sociological
Association Conference in San Diego, California. April, 2009.
96.
Wong, Cathy L. Sociology. “Filling the Void: An Autoethnographic Study of a
Transracial Adoptee” paper accepted for presentation at Presidential Session:
Multiracial Families in a Changing Society. Pacific Sociological Association
Conference in Portland, Oregon. April, 2009.
97.
Weikart, Richard. History. “Using Darwinism to Undermine Christian Ethics: Darwin,
Haeckel and Friedrich Jodl,” paper at Evolution and Religion: Towards a History of an
Evolving Relationship, Clemson University, SC, February 2009.
98.
Werling, Robert. Department of Criminal Justice
“Developing Mature Law Enforcement Officers: A Theoretical Approach” ACJS
Annual Conference, Boston, MA 4/13/2009
99.
Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “Multiethnic Writers and the L.A. Novel
Tradition.” ALA (American Literature Association) Conference. San Francisco, May
2008.
100.
Wittman, John. English. “Students as Collaborators in Assessment Research.” At
AAC&U San Diego, CA 2009.
101.
Wolfe, Jesse. English Department. “On Beauty and Matronliness in E. M. Forster and
Zadie Smith.” Women and Literature panel. Midwest Modern Language Association
Conference. Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 2008.
102.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. “The Immigration and Emigration
of Hmong Americans.” Accepted to be presented at the 16th World Congress of the
Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Kunming, China (scheduled for
July 27 to 31, 2009).
103.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. “Acculturation and
Accommodation: Rethinking and Reframing the Experiences of Southeast Asian
Americans.” A Keynote Address, The 10th Annual Larry Specht Memorial Child Welfare
Symposium, Fresno, CA.: 24 April 2009.
104.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. “The State of the Hmong.“A
Keynote Address, Valley High School Hmong Student Conference, Sacramento, CA.:
April 18, 2009.
12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) –
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Last name, First name. Department. Discussant/Chair/Moderator. Name of
Conference, Sponsor of Conference (if applicable), City, State abbreviation, Month Year.
1.
Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages Dept. Member of Organizing
Committee. Segundo Simposio del Programa de Español en CSU Stanislaus. Turlock,
CA, May 2009.
2.
Avwunudiogba, Augustine. Department of Anthropology and Geography. Discussant.
Annual Meeting Association of American Geographers (AAG). Las Vegas, NV, March,
2009
3. Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages. Moderated the Spanish Program’s Second Annual Spanish Symposium, May 09.
4. Bell, Ellen E. Department of Anthropology and Gegography. Discussant. 74th Annual
Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, GA, April, 2009.
5. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Statewide Lead for Agriculture, Intersegmental
Council of Academic Senates Course Identification (C-ID) Initiative
6. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Chair, California Postsecondary Agriculture
Articulation Collaborative
7. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. California Agriculture Teachers Association
Regional Meetings and Summer Conference, Stockton, San Luis Obispo
8. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. California Ag Education Tech Prep Consortium
Consultant
9. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. CCC Agriculture Midwinter Institute, December
2008, Redding CA
10.
Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Chair, Undergraduate College and
University Business Meeting at the National Communication Association Conference,
San Diego, CA, November 2008.
11. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Chair, Small College Business Meeting at
the National Communication Association Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008.
12.
Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Respondent, Showcasing Senior Seminars:
A Liberals Arts Approach to Communication Capstones at the National
Communication Association Conference, San Diego, CA, November, 2008.
13.
Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Discussant, Legislative Assembly,
Undergraduate College and University Section at the National Communication
Association Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008, (multiple meetings)
14.
Carroll, John. English. Discussant. Guilt as a Political Factor, sponsored by The
California Psychoanalytic Circle and (a): the journal of culture and the unconscious, UC
Berkeley, September 2008.
15. David, Jonathan. Department of History. Chair, Ancient History Panel. Phi Alpha
Theta Regional Conference - California North, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009.
16.
Durbin, Thomas. Anthropology. Attended the American Anthropological Association
annual meetings in San Francisco November 19-21, 2008.
17.
Foreman, William. English. Audio-Visual Chair. California Association of Teachers of
English 2009, Santa Clara, CA February 2009
18. Garone, Philip. History. Chair. Northern California Regional Phi Alpha Theta History
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Honor Society Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009.
19.
Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Chair & Submitted Proposal. Turn it Upside
Down: Promoting Creative Learning through Unique Classroom Assignments. A panel
presented at the National Communication Association Convention in San Diego, CA.,
November, 2008.
20.
Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Submitted Proposal. Fun with
Unconventional Internet Pedagogy: Using Facebook, Blogs, Wikis and other Internet-
Based Technologies to Connect with Student. A panel presented at the National
Communication Association Convention in San Diego, CA., November, 2008.
21. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. Chair & Cartography Judge. Annual
California Geographical Society’s Conference, Santa Ynez, CA, April 2009.
22. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Conference Organizer. The 63rd Annual Meeting of the
California Geographical Society, Santa Ynez, CA. (May 2009)
23. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. “CGS Student Awards Banquet Host and Emcee.” The
63rd Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society. Santa Ynez, CA, May 2009.
24. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Paper Session Chair. Western States
Communication Association Annual Conference. Phoenix, AZ. Fe. 2009.
25. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Chair and Respondent. Western States
Communication Association convention, Phoenix, AZ, February 2009
26. O’Brien, Paul. Sociology. Organizer. Pacific Sociological Association
San Diego, CA, April 2009
27. Perrello, Tony. English. Discussant. WASC Workshop: Teaching and Assessing the
English Major Conference, WASC, Long Beach, CA, February 2009.
28. Regalado, Samuel. History. Commentator: “Remembering the Life and Work of Jules
Tygiel,” North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) conference. May 25, 2009.
29.
Regalado, Samuel. History.
Moderator: “The State of Sport History,” Organization of American Historians
conference, March 26, 2009.
30. Royer, Katherine. History. Moderator, Phi Alpha Theta Conference, California State
University Stanislaus, Turlock, Ca. April 2009.
31. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Chair/Moderator. Panel Entitled “New Voices WW
II.” Phi Alpha Theta CSU Stanislaus April 2009
32. Strahm, Ann. Sociology. Organizer/Moderator, Political Economy of Mass Media
session. 80th Pacific Sociology Association Conference, San Diego, CA, April 2009.
33. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Chair. Phi Alpha Theta Northern California conference,
CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. April 2008.
34.
Tumolo, Michael. Department of Communication Studies. Chair/Moderator for panel
entitled “Past Performances: Memory Studies in Public Address.” National
Communication Association, San Diego, CA, November, 2008.
35.
Vallega, Alejandro. Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages
Society for Phenomenology and existential philosophy, special book session “Global
Fragments.” Chair and discussant. Duquesne University, Pittsburg, October 17th, 2008.
36. Wang, Shuo. History Department. Panel Chair and organizer: “Transformation and
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Reconstruction: Chinese Women in a Changing World” American Historical
Association 123rd Annual Conference, New York City, January 2-5, 2009.
37.
Werling, Robert. Department of Criminal Justice
Terrorism: A Multi-National Perspective
Foundation for the Defense of Democracy
Tel Aviv, Israel June 2008
13. Conference Proceedings –
Last name, First name. Department. “Title of Article/Speech.” In Title of Proceeding,
City, State abbreviation, Month Year.
1.
De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic Studies. “Interlingualism: The Language of Chicanas/os.” In
Chicana/o Critical Perspectives and Praxis at the Turn of the 21st Century. NACCS, 2009
edition.
2.
Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. “Abstract - Spatial Modeling of Water
Use in California Rice Production.” In Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the
Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March, 2009.
3.
LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. “9P Planning: Overcoming roadblocks to
collaboration in intercultural community contexts.” In International Workshop on
Intercultural Collaboration, Stanford University, CA, Feb. 2009.
14. K-12 School-based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) –
Last name, First name. Department. Workshop/Presenter/Consultant/Judge/Reviewer.
Title of group or activity. Name of Organization. City, State abbreviation, Month Year.
1.
Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages Dept. Reviewer of the Spanish
Alternate format of the textbook “Algebra Readiness”. California Department of
Education. Sacramento, CA, September-November, 2008.
2.
Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
Presented Hispanic cultural workshops each Tuesday or Thursday for 30 minutes from
September 08 to June 09 at Turlock Education Academy in Turlock.
3 Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Education Resources Committee for Ag in the
Classroom
4. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Judge at Youth Rabbit Shows at County Fairs;
Stanislaus, Mendocino, Calaveras
5. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Agriculture Advisory Committee for Modesto
City Schools
6. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Rotary Read-In
7.
Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. Consultant. Geography Field &
Geospatial Methods Curriculum. Granada High School. Livermore, CA, Sept-May 2008-
09.
8 Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. Judge. National Geography Bee. French
Camp School. French Camp, CA, January 2009.
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9. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Workshop for 50 high school students at
Beijing Normal University Foreign Language School, Chengdu, China, Dec. 2008.
10. Paterson, Stephanie. English. Presenter: “Taking An Inquiry Stance.” Great Valley
Writing Project. Pre-Institute Weekend. April 23, 2009. http://www.csustan.edu/gvwp/
15. Exhibits and Performances -
Last name, First name. Department. Exhibit/Performance/Presentation. Title or “Title.”
Group or Organization, City, State abbreviation, Month Year.
1
Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Exhibit. Sharing with a Smile: Exploring the
Effects of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks. California State
University at Stanislaus, RSCA Week. September 2008.
2.
LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Poster presentation. All students use all
styles. Claremont Symposium on Applied Social Psychology. Claremont, CA, March
2009.
3.
LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Poster presentation. 9P Planning:
Overcoming roadblocks to collaboration in intercultural community contexts. International
Workshop on Intercultural Collaboration, Stanford University, CA, Feb. 2009.
4.
LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Poster presentation. Forget the retreat:
Habitat for Humanity an effective alternative for team-building. Research, Scholarship and
Creative Activity (RSCA) Week, CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA, Oct. 2008.
5.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Hispanic student
festival”, end of semester activity, organized by me and the CSUS Spanish Club.
Turlock, CA, Dec. 2008
6. Regalado, Samuel. History. Participant: “Clemente” film screening, November 14, 2008.
CSUS. Co-sponsored: College of Humanities & Social Sciences, et al.
7.
Royer, Katherine. History. “The Mystery in the Box: Family Secrets, Forceps, and the
First Obstetrician in Colonial America,” presentation to the Genealogical Society of
Stanislaus County, Modesto, CA, June 16, 2009;
8.
Royer, Katherine. History.
“The Chamberlyn Family Secret and the Introduction of Forceps Delivery in Colonial
America, presentation to the Daughters of the American Revolution, Modesto, CA, May
9, 2009 ; “Teaching at a CSU”, presentation to the first year graduate student pedagogy
course at Stanford University, June 1, 2009.
9.
Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Hanoi National University. Four Seminars:
Departments of History and Geography: American Model of University Teaching,
American History, US-Cuban Relations, China-Latin America Relations. January 2009.
16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) –
Last name, First name. Department. Consultant. Name of Business, Agency or Group.
City, State abbreviation.
1. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Central Valley Consortium Agricultural
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Education Tech Prep
2.
Bender, Mark E. 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
3. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Intersegmental Council of Academic Senates C-
ID Initiative. Academic Senate California Community Colleges. Sacramento, CA.
4. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. USDA HSI E. (Kika) de la Garza Education
Fellow Advisor 2009, Washington D.C.
5. LaFever, Marcella, Communication Studies. Consultant. Golden Community Food
Bank. Golden, BC. Canada.
6. LaFever, Marcella, Communication Studies. Consultant. Baha’is of Stanislaus County.
Turlock, CA.
7. Miller-Antonio, Sari. Anthropology/Geography, Forensic Anthropology Consultant
(ongoing) for San Joaquin and Stanislaus County Coroners, CA
8. Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Spanish language
Consultant. Andale Advertising. Mesa, AZ.
9.
Regalado, Samuel. History. Guest Historian/Academic Adviser: “The American
Experience: Roberto Clemente,” Quiet Pictures Productions. Public Broadcast Network
(PBS). Broadcast: April 2008. Winner of 2008 ALMA Awards for “Outstanding Made-
For-Television Documentary.”
10
Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. with Harold Stanislaw . Psychology, Keith Nainby.
Communications. “Workshop on Research Publication.” Phranakhon Rajabhat
University, Bangkok, Thailand. January 2009.
11. Strahm, Ann. Sociology. City of Turlock Housing Program Services Division,
Community Development Block Grant Committee. Turlock, CA.
12.
Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. Methodological Advisor. Forest
Governance Program, Center for International Forestry. Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Appointed
April 2007.
17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) –
Last name, First name. Department. Conference Paper/Journal/Book/Software
Reviewer. Title of Conference Paper/Journal/Book/Software or Name of Group. City, State
abbreviation.
1.
Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages Dept. GE course reviews in
several Community Colleges for the California State University Office of the Chancellor.
Long Beach, CA.
2. Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
Reviewer in the CSU for the AP Spanish exams in California.
3. Bell, Ellen E. Department of Anthropology and Archaeology. Journal Article Reviewer.
Ancient Mesoamerica. Cambridge, UK.
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4. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Undergraduate College and University
Section, National Communication Association, San Diego, CA
5..
David, Jonathan. Department of History. Book Reviewer (Greek historiography).
Phoenix: Journal of the Classical Association of Canada (Revue de la société canadienne des
etudes classiques). Trinity College, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
6. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Essay submission reviewer. Faculty Voices.
Turlock, CA.
7. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Peer Reviewer, Faculty Development.
Multimedia Educational Resources for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT).
8. Gao, H. Criminal Justice. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice (JCCJ) May 2008
9. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Invited Guest Reviewer for Western Journal of
Communication.
10.
Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Reviewer. National Communication
Association, Reviewer for The Undergraduate College and University Division.
11. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Reviewer. National Communication
Association, Reviewer for The Feminist and Women’s Studies Division.
12.
Houk, Eric. Economics. “The Economics of Water: Evaluating Endangered Species
Protection and Local Resource Conservation.” CSU Stanislaus Faculty Center Lecture
Series. October 2008.
13. Houk, Eric. Economics. Journal Article Reviewer. Land Degradation & Development.
May 2009.
14.
Houk, Eric. Economics. Journal Article Reviewer. Journal of Environmental Management.
January 2009.
15.
Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Paper Reviewer, International
Communication Association (ICA) Annual Conference, 2009. Chicago, IL.
16.
Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Paper Reviewer, Academy of Management
(AOM) Annual conference, 2009. Chicago, IL
17. LaFever, Marcella, Communication Studies. Journal Reviewer. Journal of International
and Intercultural Communication. Routledge.
18.
LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. Western
States Communication Association Annual Conference. Phoenix, AZ.
19.
LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. International
Workshop on Intercultural Collaboration, Stanford University, CA.
20. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. International
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Communication Association, Communication Technology Division. Chicago.
21.
Nagel, Chris. Philosophy. Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World
Conference. Pine Lake, NY
22. Royer, Katherine. History. Reviewer for special edition of Early Modern English
Literary Studies, “ Embodying Shakespeare.”
23.
Strahm, Ann. Sociology. Journal Article Reviewer. " Reflexive modernization at the
source: Media coverage of bovine spongiform encephalopathy in rural Alberta."
Organization and Environment.
18. Educational Media Production -
Last name, First name. Department. Name of product. Internet website.
1. Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Electronic Spanish
Research and Creative Writing Workshop”. www.culturadoor.com
19. Non-Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) –
Last name, First name. Department. “Title of Article.” In Name of Newspaper or
Magazine. Month Year.
1.
Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “A Message from the UCUS Chair.”
Undergraduate College and University Section and Small College Interest Newsletter. July
2008.
2. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic Studies. “ Local Students Take the Lead. Chicano Studies
Tasks Yields Awards.” In Vida En El Valle. April, 2009
3. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Faculty Advisor Editor. Connections.
Communication Studies Dept. Newsletter.
4. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. “Greetings from California’s Sunny South Coast.”
President’s Column.” California Geographical Society Bulletin, 62(2): 1-2. (Summer 2008)
5. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. “Conference Update & Remembering Gail Hobbs”
Presidential Column, California Geographical Society Bulletin, 63(1):1,4 (Fall 2008)
6.
Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. “Conference Report: Santa Ynez Valley.” California
Geographical Society Bulletin, 63(2):1,4 (Spring 2009)
7.
Houk, Eric. Economics. J.W. Fisher, “Estimating the Value of Ontario’s Forage
IndustryManagement”. Ontario Forage Council, University of Guelph. August 26,
2008.
8.
Huang, M. (2009). Bring the outside inside: Using business news stories as lively mini
case studies to teach organizational communication. Faculty Voices (vol.7). California
State University at Stanislaus, CA: Turlock.
9. Jasek-Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. “Economics 101” in The Modesto Bee, February 2009.
10. Karlstrom, E.T., Gas Drilling on the Baca, Colorado Central Magazine, April, 2008.
11. LaFever, Marcella, Communication Studies. “Managing exams: Preventing student-
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instructor conflicts.” In Spectra 44(8). September 2008.
12.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Thinking More Effectively About Our Aims in
Teaching Writing.” In Print. The Great Valley Writing Project. Volume V, No. 3,
Fall 2008. Non-refereed.
13. Wittman, John. English. “Communal Assessment: Valuing Student Inquiry. In Faculty
Voices, 2009.
20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) –
Last name, First name. Department. In Author(s) last name, first initial. “Title of
Article,” Title of Journal no. (no.) (Month Year): page numbers.
OR
Last name, First name. Department. In Author(s) last name, first initial. “Title of
Chapter,” Title of Monograph. City, State abbreviation: Publisher, Year.
1.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. In Minerbi-Vargas, D.
“Los mexicanos inmigrantes de dos niveles socioculturales: los cerebros fugados en
Háblame a tu regreso (2004) y los mulas en Oro verde (2002). Sociedad y cultura: las múltiples
caras de sus fronteras. Mérida, Mexico: Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán. 2007-2008
2. Royer, Katherine. History. Danielle Westerhoff, Death and the Noble Body in Medieval
England, Boydell Press, 2008, 8.
3.
Strahm, Ann. Sociology. In Patrick, P. and Han Woo Park. "Online networks of student
protest: the case of the living wage campaign," New Media & Society, 10 (6), December
2008: 871-891.
4.
Strahm, Ann. Sociology. In Park H. and M. Thelwall. "Link analysis: Hyperlink patterns
and social structure on politicians' Web sites in South Korea," Quality and Quantity, 42,
(5), Oct. 2008: 687-697.
5.
Strahm, Ann. Sociology. In De Koster, W. and D. Houtman. "Stormfront is Like a
Second Home to Me: On Virtual Community Formation by Right-Wing Extremists,"
Information, Communication & Society, 11 (8), 2008: 1155-1176.
21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment –
Last name, First name. Department. Name of program or curricular development and
assessment. Name of agency (if applicable). City, State abbreviation.
1.
Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
Program Assessment Coordinator: wrote Program Assessment Plan measuring spoken
Spanish skills.
Developed course, Italian 1020, Elementary Italian.
Co-wrote GE Assessment Plan: Area C3.
2. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic Studies. Major in Ethnic Studies. CSU, Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.
3.
Helfer, Timothy. Department of Criminal Justice:
1. assisted in preparing new curriculum for the newly created “juvenile
concentration” of the department with the addition of 2 new courses
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2. expanded the mentoring program that works in conjunction with Turlock
School District
4. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Department of Geography Assessment Survey. CSUS
Turlock, CA.
5. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Department of Geography Assessment Report. CSUS,
Turlock, CA.
6. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Revised syllabus, field projects and course materials for
teaching GEOG 4710 (Field Methods). CSUS, Turlock, CA
7.
Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Revised syllabus, field projects and course materials for
teaching GEOG 3010 (Cultural Geography in Cuernavaca, Mexico). UNITER,
Cuernavaca, Mexico.
8.
Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Development syllabus, field projects and course
materials for teaching GEOG 4350 (Urban Geography) and Service Learning
Component. Airport Neighbors United, Modesto, CA. and Redevelopment in Turlock’s
Downtown.
9. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Creation of assessment rubrics for student projects and presentations (GEOG 4710, GEOG 4350, GEOG 3700, GEOG 4720; and GEOG 4852)
10. Huang, M. Founding Member of Undergraduate Research Council, California State University, Stanislaus, 2008-2009.
11. Miller-Antonio, Sari. Anthropology/Geography. Curricular Development for B.A. in
Ethnic Studies, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.
12. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies
Program Assessment Coordinator. California State University.
13.
Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology Department. Centre for Social Studies, Graduate School
for Social Research, affiliated with the Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw.
Designed four new Courses
1-Social Problems and Social Policy
2- Sociology of the Family: A Global Perspective
3-Globalism
4-The Family
14. Tuedio, Jim. Honors Program. Authored 7-year Academic Program Review for
University Honors Program.
15. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy. Co-authored (w/Andy Young) 7-year Academic Program
Review for Philosophy Program.
16.
Vallega, Alejandro Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages
. Hum 4850 (Summit Cluster) Latin American Identities Between Written
Word and Image
. SPAN 5200- Latin American Literature in Contemporary
Continental Thought (requirement for students in the Interdisciplinary Master’s
program in Continental Philosophy and Latin American Thought)
. Phil 5010- Classical Greek Philosophy (requirement for students in the
Interdisciplinary Master’s program in Continental Philosophy and Latin
American Thought)
. SPAN 3408 - Tango, the Dance and its Culture: South American Culture
in the Twentieth Century Through Music and Dance
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. PHED 1948- Introduction to Argentine
17.
Vallega, Alejandro Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages. Co-Director
Latin American Studies, program reconstruction. 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).
18.
Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. Consultant and Co-Creator (with Deborah Gilbert
of MJC) of “First-Year Composition: Writing for Agriculture” for the California
Agriculture Statewide Curriculum Project.
19. Wittman, John. English. Department of English. Academic Program Review.
22. Published Maps -
Last name, First name. Department. Title of Map. In Title of the Book, __ ed., edited by
first initial, last name. City, State abbreviation: Publisher, year.
1.
23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non-refereed) –
Last name, First name. Department. “Title of Abstract or Article.” In Title of Publication
or Encyclopedia. City, State abbreviation: Publisher, Year.
1.
Gao, H. Criminal Justice. Victimization among Asian Americans. In Shaun L. Gabbidon
and Helen T. Greene (eds.), Encyclopedia of Race and Crime. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage
Publications. 2009
2.
Houk, E. and M. Bender. “How Community Colleges and Federal Grants Were Used
to Create a New Multidisciplinary Agriculture Program.” Abstract published in the
North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Journal. Volume 52,
Number 2. June 2008.
3. Perrello, Tony. English. “Foweles in the frith.” Companion to Pre-1600 British Poetry.
Ed. Michelle M. Sauer. New York: Facts on File, 2008. 192-193. Non-refereed.
4. Perrello, Tony. English. “Now goth sonne vnder wod.” Companion to Pre-1600 British
Poetry. Ed. Michelle M. Sauer. New York: Facts on File, 2008. 290-291. Non-refereed.
5. Perrello, Tony. English. “Gary Soto’s Simple Plan.” Encyclopedia of Hispanic-American
Literature. Ed. Luz Elena Ramirez. New York: Facts on File, 2008. 315-316. Refereed.
6. Regalado, Samuel. History. Steven Reiss, ed., Encyclopedia of North America Sport (New
York: M.E. Sharpe, forthcoming):“Roberto Clemente”
7.
Regalado, Samuel. History
Joseph S. Tulchin, ed., Encyclopedia of Latin America History and Culture, 2nd Edition
(Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference USA, forthcoming):
“Luis Aparicio”
“David Concepcion”
“Nomar Garciaparra”
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“Tony Perez”
“Fernando Valenzuela”
8. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. “Motherhood: Vietnam.” The Encyclopedia of
Motherhood. Sage Press, forthcoming 2010.
24. Other (please specify) –
Last name, First name. Department.
1.
Avwunudiogba, Augustine. Invited Speaker, Department of Anthropology and
Geography. “Geospatial Modeling of the Universal Soil Loss Equation: The Holiday
Lake Case Study.” GIS Day Celebration. Turlock CA. November 2008.
2.
Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
Spearheaded the writing of the Spanish program’s seven-year Academic Program
Review.
3. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. California State Fair Livestock Advisory
Committee
4. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Turlock Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness
Committee (Ag Scholarship Luncheon)
5. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. National Ag Science Center Board Member
6. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Visit Community Colleges – Class Presentations
(Delta, MJC, Merced)
7. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Statewide Community College Ag Advisory
Committee
8. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Modesto Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness
Committee (Ag Aware and Harvest Luncheons)
9. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. National Convention Judge, Mini Lop Rabbit
Club of America (Monterey April 2009)
10. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Turlock Rotary Club
11. Carroll, John. English. “Waterboarding,” New Verse News, May 2009 (poem on refereed
website).
12. David, Jonathan. Department of History. Senior Supervisor, Area K. The Megiddo
Expedition (archaeological excavations), Tel Aviv University, Israel, June-August 2008.
13. Erickson, Edward. Economics The Modesto Bee Blog: Economics 101
14. Garone, Philip. History. Conference Organizer. Northern California Regional Phi
Alpha Theta History Honor Society Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April
15. Gerstenfeld, P.B. Juvenile Justice in California: Good traditions and innovations.
Invited talk at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, June 6, 2008.
16. Gerstenfeld, P.B. Criminal Justice in the United States. Invited talk at Cardinal Stefan
Wyszynski University, Warsaw, Poland, January 12, 2009.
17. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. “Italian Themes and Landscapes: A Comparison of
California & Australia.” Presentation for the CSU, Stanislaus Faculty Lecture Series,
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Fall 2008.
18. Houk, Eric. Economics. Contributed to a special section of the Modesto Bee’s “Talking
To The Top's” blog: Economics 101, February 2009.
19. Jasek-Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Internet Blog “Talking to the Top: Economics 101
Blog” at modestobee.com, February 2009.
20. Jasek-Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Presentation “Modesto Junior College Civic
Engagement Project” Modesto Junior College, Modesto CA, October 2008.
21. Jasek-Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Presentation “Troubling Trends in the Economy” to
the Modesto Mortgage Association, Modesto CA, November 2008.
22.
Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Beyond Roleplay: Radical Performance in the
Classroom.” Keynote Presentation, with A. Kilgard, at American Education Studies
Association convention, Savannah, GA, October 2009.
23.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. Facilitator. Teacher as Facilitator. “Facilitation as an Invisible
Art,” T.A. Professional Development Workshop, Linked to the Summer Bridge
Program, Thursday, July 17, 2008, FDC Rm. 114, 1:00-4:00 p.m.
24.
Paterson, Stephanie. English Participant. A Syllabus Workshop. University Writing
Center, CSU, Stanislaus. Professional Development for Teaching Associates, January 6,
2009.
25. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. “From Habana to Ha Noi.” Faculty Development
Center Presentation, April 23, 2009.
26.
Schmidt, Arnold. English.
Visiting Scholar, American Academy in Rome. During my CSU leave, conducted
research on Italian Romanticism in Rome at the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale. (March
2008).
27. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Participant, California World History Association
Conference, San Francisco, CA, November 2008.
28.
Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Participant, “The Constitution in Crisis.” Teacher training
workshop sponsored by the Japanese-American Citizens League, Merced, CA, April
2009.
29. Weikart, Richard. History. Invited lecture: “Darwinism and the Problem of Valuing
Human Life,” Biola University, March 19, 2009.
30. Weikart, Richard. History. Invited lecture on my forthcoming book, Hitler’s Ethic,
Seattle Pacific University, August 9, 2008
31.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. Co-editor of a proposed anthology,
entitled, Diversity within Diaspora: the status of Hmong America 30 years after initial
resettlement in the United States. This book proposal is tentatively accepted by the Hawaii
University Press. It is in review as of May 2009.
32.
Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. Academic Institute: Member of the
Board of Governance, The Center for Hmong Studies, Concordia University Saint Paul.
St. Paul, MN.
33. Yang, Kou, Ethnic and Gender Studies Department. Community Services: Member,
Board of Advisory, The Bridge Community Center, Modesto, CA.
34. Young, Andy. Philosophy. Ordained, Soto Zen Buddhist Priest, November 23, 2008.
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25. Recognitions and Awards:
University -
Last name, First name. Department. Type of Recognition or Award. Name of College
or University. City, State abbreviation.
1.
Avwunudiogba, Augustine. Department of Anthropology and Geography. Celebration
Award- Distinguished Lecturer. College of Humanities and Social Sciences, California
State University Stanislaus. Turlock, CA
2. Bell, Ellen E. Department of Anthropology and Geography. Elizabeth Anne B.
Papageorge Award for Faculty Development. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.
3. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Celebration Award for Program or Departmental
Development. College of Humanities and Social Sciences, CSU Stanislaus.
4.
Helfer, Timothy. Criminal Justice Department.
award by Criminal Justice Club (Sigma Chi Upsilon) as “Professor of the Semester” for
both Fall Semester of 2008 and Spring Semester 2009
5. Paterson, Stephanie. English Department. Award of Sabbatical Leave, Spring Semester
2009, Leaves and Awards Committee
6. Paterson, Stephanie. English Department. Awarded $800 Travel Funding, Dean,
College of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2008
7. Regalado, Samuel. History. Louise M. Davies Fellowship (1998(, University of San
Francisco; Smithsonian Faculty Fellowship (1994).
8.
Vallega, Alejandro Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages
Celebration Award for Research, CSU Stanislaus, 2008 Celebration Award for Research,
CSU Stanislaus, 2008
9. Wong, Cathy L. Sociology. nominated, Advisor of the Year, Student Club Awards, CSU
Stanislaus, 2009.
10. Wong, Cathy L. Sociology. Advisor of Sociology Club who won President’s Award at
Student Club Awards, CSU Stanislaus, 2009.
11. Werling, Robert. Department of Criminal Justice.
Named to Who’s Who of America, 2009 Edition
Disciplinary –
Last name, First name. Department. Type of Recognition or Award. Name of
Disciplinary Group. City, State abbreviation.
1. Bender, Mark E. Agricultural Studies. Honorary American FFA Degree. National FFA
Organization, Indianapolis, IN October 2008
2. Bourns, Williams, Criminal Justice Department. Turlock Anti Gang Committee.
Civic or Service Organization –
Last name, First name. Department. Type of Recognition or Award. Name of Civic or
Service Organization. City, State abbreviation.
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1.
Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
Received recognition award from Turlock Education Academy: Outstanding
Community Service, May 09.
2. Breen, Rofiah. English. Stanislaus County Arts Council
3. Regalado, Samuel. History. Mujeres Latinas, Modesto, CA; American Civil Liberties
Union, Stanislaus County Chapter.
Scholarly Prizes and Honors –
Last name, First name. Department. Type of Recognition or Award. Name of Scholarly
or Honors Organization or Group. City, State abbreviation.
1. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. Nystrom Finalist. Association of
American Geographers. Las Vegas, NV.
2. Regalado, Samuel. History. See “University” listing above.
3.
Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology Department. Fullbright Award, Washington, DC.
Research and teaching duties at;
Centre for Social Studies, Graduate School for Social Research, affiliated with the Polish
Academy of Sciences, Warsaw
4. Vallega-Neu, Daniela. Philosophy. NEH summer stipend, June-August 2008.
26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or
both –
Last name, First name. Department. Citation for publication; conference title, location,
and month/year for presentation
1.
Bargetto-Andres, Teresa. Dept. of Philosophy & Modern Languages.
Directed Honor’s student, Mark Scholl in his research culminating into his presentation
of his research.
2.
David, Jonathan. Department of History. Dighton, Aerynn; “For Services Rendered:
Male Prostitution in Classical Athens,” M.A. Thesis Presentation and Defense, CSU
Stanislaus, May 2009.
3.
De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies.
Actively directing/guiding/working with at least 40 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.
4. Garone, Philip. History. Northern California Regional Phi Alpha Theta History Honor
Society Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009.
5.
Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. Russell Peck’s “Mapping the Empire
Mine Railroad” Poster; Annual California Geographical Society’s Conference, Santa
Ynez, CA, April 2009.
6.
Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Supporting Healthy Neighborhoods Through Tree
Mapping, Community GIS and Youth Gardens. Airport Neighborhood in Modesto,
California. Presented to Airport Neighbors United and on campus, May 2009.
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7.
Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Community Geography: A Survey of Upper-Story
Buildings and Usage in Downtown Turlock. Turlock, California. Presented to the
Turlock City Council and on campus, May 2009.
8.
Morris, Gregory. Criminal Justice.
Martiniuc, Angelyne. Criminal Justice. Poster Competition: “The Spatial Typology of
Crime: Burglary and Battery in Sacramento, CA 2008”, California Geographical Society,
Santa Ynez, CA, May 2009.
9.
Morris, Gregory. Criminal Justice.
Steffler, Jennifer. Criminal Justice. Paper Competition (2nd place): “Foreclosure and
Animal Abandonment for Turlock, CA 2008”, California Geographical Society, Santa
Ynez, CA, May 2009.
10.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. The fallowing
research papers and creative works, written by my students, were edited by me and are
published in our “Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop”.
www.culturadoor.com:
"La tradición mexicana del machismo". 4-July-2008
"La navidad del niño enfermo: Un llamado de conciencia…". 14-Aug.-2008
"Votar es excitante". Article. 25-Nov. 2008
"Esta frase la conozco bien: Yes, we can". 11-Dec.2008
"Del amor al odio en cuarenta cartas". 22-Jan-2009
"Mujer atada". 2-March-2009
“'De invierno', precursor del Modernismo dariano”. 16-April-2009
"Un irance irreversible". 29-April-2009
The fallowing works, produced by my students, were edited and/or reviewed by me;
these works were presented at II symposium of the CSUS Spanish language program.
CSUS Faculty Development Center, May 2009.
“´El idioma español´ y el sentimiento del chicano” by Rosario de la Torre
“América Latina vista por Eduardo Galeano” by Scott Kaiser
“La poesía de Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz”, by Sindy Zárate and Cecilia Andrade
11.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Making Things in College: A Theory and Practice
Workshop.” Northern California Writing Center Association (NCWCA) 16th Annual
Conference. February 28th, 2009. Gavilan College, Gilroy, California. Co-presenters: Paula
Barrington-Schmidt, Writing Center Director, Ned Weidner, Writing Center Tutor.
12.
Paterson, Stephanie. English. Co-authored with Lisa Marik (RTW Graduate Student). 4
C’s Session Review. E.12 Making Waves through Writing: Food Memories, Argument,
and Recipes as Protest, Kairos Wiki,
http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/CCCCReviews/CCCCReviews
Refereed (Forthcoming).
13. Regalado, Samuel. History. Past Phi Alpha Theta advisor.
14.
Strahm, Ann. Sociology. Rocio Garcia, "Unmasking the Dynamics of Social Activism in
Modern Society." Paper presented at the 80th Pacific Sociology Association Conference,
San Diego, April 2009. Ms. Garcia also won the 2009 Pacific Sociology Association
Undergraduate Paper Award for this paper.
15. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Therese Lunt, “International Collusion: The Creation of
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Stateless People in the Japanese-American Internment Camps,”paper at American
Historical Association-Pacific Coast Branch, Pasadena, August 2008.
16.
Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Therese Lunt, “Manipulating the Unwanted: Japanese
Peruvians and World War II,” paper at the First Wednesday Lecture Series, San Jose
State University, San Jose, CA, April 2009.
17.
Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Therese Lunt, “Manipulating the Unwanted: Japanese
Peruvians and World War II,” paper at the CSU Stanislaus Student Research
Competition, Turlock, CA, March 2009. Repeated at CSU statewide competition, May
2009.
18. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Talitha Agan. “The California Grizzly Bear.” Paper at the
CSU Stanislaus Student Research Competition, Turlock, CA, March 2009.
19.
Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Therese Lunt, “National Origin Myths: Japan in Peru,”
paper at Phi Alpha Theta Northern California Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA,
April 2009.
20. Wittman, John. English. CSU Student Research Competition. CSU Stanislaus 4/2009 and
Los Angeles 5/2009
21. Wittman, John. English. CSU Student Research Competition. CSU Stanislaus 4/2009 and
Los Angeles 5/2009
22. Wittman, John. English. Harvard Educational Review, Accepted.
23. Wittman, John. English. “An Assessment Journey” Presented at the AAC&U
Conference, Shaping Faculty Roles in a Time of Change. San Diego, 2009.
27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative
activity –
Last name, First name. Department. Number of students and title(s) of research,
scholarship, or creative activity.
1. Bell, Ellen E. Department of Anthropology and Geography. Four Students,
Archaeological Field Research in the El Paraíso Valley, Western Honduras.
2. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology & Geography. One Student. Geospatial Analysis of Land
Use Land Cover Change in the Caribbean.
3. Helzer, Jennifer. Geography. Accompanied and supervised 12 students at the 63rd
Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society, Santa Ynez, CA (May 2009)
4. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. 8 students. Sharing with a Smile: Exploring
the Effects of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks. Fall 2008.
5. Miller-Antonio, Sari Anthropology/Geography. Supervised 4 students as assistants in
forensic anthropology cases for the SJ Coroner’s Office.
6.
Murrieta-Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages.
2 students, editing research papers and creative works for www.culturadoor.com.
1 student, assistant editor for novel La hacienda encantada.
1 student, assistant proofreading for book El español, baluarte del humanism.
7. Wittman, John. English. 2. Graduate Fellowship Award
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8. Wittman, John. English. 1 Co-authored Faculty Voices article “Communal Assessment:
Valuing Student Inquiry.” May 2009.