recent scholarship Faculty of the JSU faculty Trends 2007–2008 Jacksonville State University is the largest concentration of “brain power” in northeast Alabama. Our University represents the greatest concentra- Fromtion of faculty and staffthe who hold the President…highest academic credential in their individual disciplines. This “cognitive complex” of experts is one reason why our university has achieved more accreditations in academic disci- plines than any other regional university in Alabama.

This first edition of Faculty Trends is what we hope will be an an- nual review which highlights our faculty’s academic research, publications, presentations, performances, and service to our community. This is our opportunity to showcase the breadth and depth of faculty interest and accomplishment. Through research, scholarship, and service, our faculty not only advance knowledge and keep current in their disciplines, but also improve teaching and the experience of our students who are involved in research and service.

We are proud of our faculty and want to share their accomplish- ments with our friends and alumni. We encourage you to identify your own interests within this listing of expertise and engage in the excellence that is Jacksonville State University.

Sincerely,

William A. Meehan, Ed.D. President From the Vice President for Academic & Student Affairs…At Jacksonville State University, academic research and scholarship are among our top pri- orities, and thanks to an outstanding faculty, this university is becoming continually more well-known in those areas. In this inaugural issue of Faculty Trends, we are proud to honor our faculty’s recent scholastic accomplishments.

Our faculty is engaging in a high level of scholarship. As the only Alabama regional university to support Fulbright Scholars in the past two academic years, JSU is continuing to set the bar high for other universities of comparable size. In that same time period, Auburn University and the University of Alabama at Birmingham, two of our state’s research institutions, sup- ported an equal number of two Fulbright scholars.

Each year, I have the privilege of reading through hundreds of pages of faculty portfolios, which include examples of the publications, presentations and performances they participate in throughout the year — and each year, I am impressed. Though I am no longer in the classroom, I aim to continue maintaining a high level of scholarship. As you turn the pages of this publication, I know you will be as impressed as I am by the way our faculty also recognizes the importance of continu- ing to make contributions to higher education through scholarly activities.

Dr. Rebecca Turner

We are pleased to present this first issue of Faculty Trends. Its publication highlights recent scholarship of the Jacksonville State University faculty. The record of that scholarship was de- rivedFrom from two sources: the the quarterly Editor… reports of the Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs to the Board of Trustees, which is a compilation of faculty activities provided by deans and department heads; and the individual faculty members’ applications for Faculty Research Awards presented at the spring Faculty Awards Ceremony.

Faculty Trends also recognizes JSU’s Fulbright Scholars, successful applicants for external grants and contracts, and the recipients of the Earlon and Betty McWhorter Outstanding Teacher Award, the Cleo and Carla Thomas Community Education and Service Award, the Faculty Scholar Lecture Award, and the Ray and Ruth Ringer Faculty Award.

Many hands were involved in publishing Faculty Trends. Thanks to Bethany Harbison for interviewing and profiling faculty award recipients, Joe Delap and Lynn Varcak for help with the content, Erin Hill for design and layout, Mary Smith and Graham Lewis for production, Steve Latham and Angie Finley for photography, and Tim Garner for his marketing expertise and good advice throughout this project. Special thanks go to Dr. Rebecca Turner, Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, who funded and supported Faculty Trends from its inception through publication.

We are proud of our faculty and their accomplishments. We hope this publication encourages further achievement and becomes an annual recognition of the JSU faculty.

William J. Hubbard

1 Ray & Ruth Ringerimmediately. Faculty At the age of 22, Award she stepped back into the classroom, this time as an instructor.

“I went straight from living in the dorm to teaching at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro,” Dr. Hill said. Af- ter a three-year tenure there, she went on to teach at Kent State University, Illinois State University, Indiana University South- east, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, University of West Florida, Frostburg State University, Auburn University, and now JSU — for a total of nine universities in 33 years.

“I learned a lot about packing,” Dr. Hill noted. “One thing that drastically impacts my work is the fact that I don’t want my students to struggle like I’ve struggled. I care about the students learning and developing skills that will enable them to be suc- cessful in their jobs.”

She explained that the field of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has opened up a new world of job opportunities for stu- dents in a variety of majors.

“GIS jobs are out there, and we have an excellent reputation for putting great students out there,” Dr. Hill said. “I frequently get employers begging me for more of our students.”

While her classes are rigorous, Dr. Hill strives to make the learning process interactive. She provides her students with CDs The Ray and Ruth Ringer Faculty Award, a University-spon- of narrated PowerPoint presentations of her lectures, allowing sored, faculty-administered program established in the Spring more class time for work in the lab. of 2008, is designed to honor faculty who excel in the areas of “I do everything I possibly can to prepare them with the mate- scholarship (including publications, presentations, etc.), com- rial they need,” Dr. Hill said. “I try to carefully direct how we munity service from direct involvement in organizations, clubs, use our class time.” or charities, and exemplary classroom teaching. This award can only be received once during the faculty member's tenure at She also carves out time to use her geography skills in serv- Jacksonville State University. ing others. She and Dr. Bryan Burgess of Ashville, Ala. were awarded a $99,400 grant from the Environmental Protection “Geography is not about memorizing trivia, but about the over- Agency in 2006. The money allowed the two, who worked with all application,” according to Dr. Miriam Hill, the first recipient the organization Friends of Rural Alabama (ForAla) to create of the Ray and Ruth Ringer Faculty Award. “Knowing place, environmental databases for 16 states, with a focus on mapping name, and location is like knowing how to count. True geogra- concentrated animal feeding operations. They have given a copy phy is more like trigonometry, geometry, and calculus.” of the database, which can be used to analyze water pollution, to an environmental non-profit in each state. They also maintain Dr. Hill seeks to open the minds of her Jacksonville State a Web site that makes the information available at http://www. University students to the intricacies and possibilities in the field aegis.jsu.edu. of geography. Through her interactive teaching style, non-profit work, and devotion to research, Dr. Hill leads them by example. Dr. Hill has published two lab manuals, two editions of a Calhoun County map, scholarly articles in journals, such as After earning both her B.A. and M.S. from Indiana State the Journal for the Liberal Arts and Sciences and The Professional University in just over four years, Dr. Hill went to work Geographer, and many other papers.

2 Ray & Ruth Ringer Faculty Award Thomas Award For Outstanding recalled how, although he was a father of four girls, he carved Community Education/Serviceout time to lead Boy Scouts. “He just believed in working in and contributing to the community,” Mrs. Sudduth said. “I grew up having an appreciation for those things.”

She began her career as an elementary school teacher and then decided to obtain her M.A. in Counseling from Jacksonville State University. With that, she started counseling and eventu- ally became Supervisor of Elementary Guidance Counselors for Anniston City Schools. Mrs. Sudduth then became an adjunct instructor for JSU’s education program — a position that eventually prompted Dean Cynthia Harper to ask her to join the College of Education and Professional Studies as a full-time instructor. Mrs. Sudduth agreed, and she has worked in that capacity for the past 15 years. “Now I am teaching teachers, and I feel that I have even more of an impact,” she said. “I try to let them know that teaching is a ministry and a calling. You have to be special to be in the classroom.”

Mrs. Sudduth said she encourages her students to realize that the teaching profession is not for everyone. Every year, she explained, students come through the education program with the intent of becoming a teacher — only to discover that, once they begin their practicum, teaching is not for them. “If you don’t enjoy working with kids, you’ll know it, and those kids will too,” Mrs. Sudduth said.

The Cleo and Carla Thomas Community Education and Service When not instructing teachers-to-be, Mrs. Sudduth stays Award, a University-sponsored, faculty-administered program busy with community service. Politically, she serves on the established in the Spring of 1999, is designed to honor an out- Jacksonville City Council and has also been a member of the standing faculty member for his/her achievements in the area of Jacksonville City Board of Education, the Alabama Democratic education or service to the civic community in the Jacksonville Executive Committee, the Calhoun County Democratic Execu- State University area. The person selected for this honor will tive Committee, the Jacksonville City Library Board, and the receive an honorarium of $500 with a budget of $500 for ex- Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center Board. penses, and a framed certificate displaying this accomplishment. Only full-time faculty members are eligible for this award. On campus, she is the faculty sponsor for the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Mrs. Sudduth has served as a Big Sister for the For Sandra Sudduth, winner of the 2007-2008 Cleo and Carla Big Brother/Big Sister Organization for several years, and she Thomas Community Education and Service Award, serving the has also been a member of the Alabama Education Association, community and shaping young minds are family traditions. Jacksonville Exchange Club, NAACP, Delta Kappa Gamma Most of her family — including her grandmother, father, sisters Society and the Jacksonville Civic League, among others. She is and aunts — have worked as educators, and Mrs. Sudduth said also active in her church, First Baptist Church on Vann Street. it was her father’s example that instilled in her a desire to take She and her husband, Thomas Sudduth, have a daughter, Traci; service beyond the classroom walls. a son, Tim; and a daughter-in-law, Micole. Her life is full and her days are busy, but Mrs. Sudduth said she Her father, Theodore B. Fox, was the first African American to would not want it any other way. She explained: “It takes some serve on the Jacksonville City Council — the same council on work to balance doing everything, but I would never want to sit which Mrs. Sudduth has served since 1992. She smiled as she still and not do anything.”

3 Faculty Scholar Lecture Award

After five years of teaching as an adjunct in the JSU College of Commerce and Business Administration, Dr. Landry joined the CCBA faculty as an assistant professor of finance in 2006. Though he now stands at the front of the classroom instead of occupying a desk, his love for studying, learning and research has not dimmed. “I like doing it,” Dr. Landry said. “I don’t consider it a chore. It’s not a chore or a job to me.”

Every day, Dr. Landry conducts research by reading articles involving his current topics of interest, monitoring bankruptcy filings and developments, and studying the findings of his fellow scholars so that he can pinpoint the areas in need of further ex- amination. Dr. Landry said that while they are varied, all of his educational and work backgrounds “fit together.” Dr. Landry’s time as a lawyer fueled his interest in bankruptcy, provided him with contacts that now aid in his research, and gave him a great deal of life experience, which adds color to his classroom lec- tures. His doctorate schooled him in the intricacies of research and writing for professional publications.

Dr. Landry’s work has been included in numerous scholarly publications, such as the Policy Studies Journal, and Municipal Finance Journal. Many of his articles focus on different aspects of one topic — bankruptcy. “I find bankruptcy interesting, and I find that many in academics and outside do not understand the vital role that bankruptcy plays in our economy,” Dr. Lan- dry said. “Filing bankruptcy is not bad in and of itself. Bank- The Faculty Scholar Lecture Award, a University-sponsored, ruptcy is the end result of other failures and problems. It is the faculty-administered program established in the spring of final net in our social safety net system that catches individuals 1998, is designed to honor an outstanding faculty member for and businesses.” research, publication, or other original work in his or her field. He explained that for him, collaboration is a key part of The person selected for this honor receives an honorarium of research. Much of his work is the result of his pairing up with $500 with a budget of $500 for expenses. Only full-time faculty other scholars. “It keeps me on target and makes the research members are eligible for this award. stronger,” Dr. Landry said. “It helps to have support and candid feedback when conducting research.” Dr. Rob Landry, winner of the 2007-2008 Faculty Scholar Award, has always loved school. His office walls are graced with Dr. Landry frequently teams up with Dr. Amy Yarbrough Lan- diplomas, which represent the 13 years he invested in his one dry, who is an assistant professor of health services administra- undergraduate and three graduate degrees. Dr. Landry earned a tion at the University of Alabama at Birmingham -and his wife. B.S. in economics and political science from the University of The two, who married in 2008, most recently co-wrote a book North Alabama, a J.D. from The University of Alabama School chapter for The Future of Consumer Credit Regulation: Creative of Law, an M.P.A. from Jacksonville State University, and, most Approaches to Emerging Problems, titled “A Struggling Social recently, a Ph.D. in public administration and public policy Safety Net: Global Lessons from Bankruptcy and Healthcare from Auburn University. Reforms in the United States, France and England.”

4 Outstanding Teacher Award

he had found. As he read, his knowledge of computers in- creased, and he soon began to write programs to automate some of his company’s jobs.

His computer skills did not go unnoticed, and it was not long before a friend recommended that Francia look into a career in computer science. So the engineer ventured to yet another new country to pursue his education – America. He earned his Mas- ter of Computer Science and Ph.D. from New Mexico Tech and soon began teaching at Kansas Wesleyan University. Though he found the people of Kansas to be friendly, the state’s chilly winters were too much for Dr. Francia, who was born and raised in the tropical Philippine Islands.

In 1994, Dr. Francia joined the department of Mathematical, Computer, and Informational Sciences at Jacksonville State University. He was one of five national recipients of a Microsoft Award in Innovation in Higher Education in 1996. He credits much of his teaching philosophy to Chickering and Gamson's Seven Principles for Good Practice in Undergraduate Education. That work emphasizes the importance of elements such as faculty and student interaction, peer collaboration, and active learning.

Dr. Francia has adopted an open-door policy. He has office hours posted, but his students know that any time he is working and his door is open, they are welcome to knock and go on in. The Earlon and Betty McWhorter Outstanding Teacher Award, He focuses on promoting peer collaboration through the use of a University-sponsored, faculty administered program estab- hands-on activities. “I tell them that the best way for them to lished in 1993, is designed to honor an outstanding faculty learn it is to teach it,” Dr. Francia said. “If they can explain it to member for his/her efforts in teaching. The person selected for their classmates, they will learn it better.” this honor receives an honorarium of $500 with a budget of $500 for expenses and a framed certificate displaying this ac- Dr. Francia also believes in the importance of recognizing that complishment. Only full-time faculty members are eligible for students are emerging from a diversity of backgrounds and pos- this award. sess a variety of ability and skill levels. His international travels have equipped him with the experience to tailor his teaching In 1978, a young Guillermo A. Francia graduated from Ma- style to the needs of all kinds of students. In 2007, Dr. Francia pua Tech in Manila, Philippines, with a degree in mechanical was selected as a Fulbright scholar and spent a semester teaching engineering in hand and a desire to see the world in his heart. computer science to students in Malta. He traveled to Saudi Arabia, intending to put his education to work, but upon arriving, he discovered that he had been hired Dr. Francia’s teaching skills were recognized again in May 2008, instead to be a petroleum engineer – a field about which he when he was awarded the Earlon and Betty McWhorter Out- knew nothing. But Francia gave it a try, and he succeeded. The standing Teacher Award. He and his wife, Nimfa, to whom he country’s scorching heat made workdays short and, with hours has been happily married for 25 years, have two children, Jima to spare each day, he began to read some computer user manuals and Xavier.

5 Fulbright Jacksonville State University supported two Fulbright Scholars in 2007-2008. ScholarsIt was the single regional university in Alabama to participate in this prestigious program, and only the University of Alabama supported more Fulbright Scholars this year.

In 2006-2007 Dr. Guillermo A. Francia, Computer Science, taught in Malta under the Fulbright Program and Dr. Nouredine Zettili, Physics, was a Fulbright Scholar in the United Arab Emirates in 2007-2008. Other Fulbright Scholars on the faculty include:

Dr. Safaa Al-Hamdani, Biology Dr. Adrian Aveni, Sociology Dr. Thomas Baucom, Geography Dr. Joe Delap, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Richard Kania, Criminal Justice Dr. Russel Lemmons, History Dr. Claudia McDade, Psychology Dr. J. Gordon Nelson, Education Dr. James Sewastynowicz, Anthropology Dr. David Steffy, Environmental Science

The Fulbright Program was established in 1946, and is supported by an annual appropriation to the U.S. Department of State. Governments of participating coun- tries and supporting institutions, such as JSU, also contribute through cost-sharing and indirect support. Above: Fulbright scholar Dr. Nouredine Zettili Fulbright Scholars enhance foreign Right: Fulbright scholar Dr. relations by teaching and sharing their Guillermo A. Francia expertise through partnerships with countries worldwide. "Fulbright grantees are selected through an open and merit- bases competition." Selection is based on "…academic and professional record, language preparation, feasibility of the project or course of study, personal quali- fications and preference factors estab- lished by the J. William Fulbright Foreign Jacksonville State University is proud of Scholarship Board and the Fulbright its Fulbright Scholars and is honored by Commissions." (Fulbright Program Web faculty representation in this outstanding Site http://fulbright.state.gov/). international program. 6 ExternalStephen W. Armstrong GrantsDemonstration & Site DevelopmentContracts 2007-2008$20,000 Thomas F. Baucom LUCA CDBG Anniston $15,000 Vicky L. Brown AMSTI $2,700,000 Science in Motion $405,000 Technology in Motion $100,934 National Board Teacher Certification $5,000 Alabama Teacher Mentor $2,750 Response to Intervention $15,000 ASMTI FTA $125,000 AL Teacher Mentor Summer $1,000 Science in Motion FY 09 $405,000 ARI 08-09 $735,900 Robert Carter Dugger Mountain Plant Survey $8,000 A. Barry Cox ADPH CEP-50 $191,500 PACER $15,420 Mark Fagan Family LINKS $1,500 Training for AAA $20,000 Guillermo A. Francia EMCETS2 $500,000 Cynthia Harper Instructional Leadership $50,000 Angela Beth Hembree Advanced Education Nursing Training $24,193 Harry Holstein Archaeology Lab $154,392 Part Agreement Mod #7 $124,000 Gloria P. Horton & JSU Writing Project $43,000 Lisa M. Williams Terry M. Marbut Technology Summer Institute $10,000 Cynthia S. McCarty Economic/Financial Literacy $20,000 Daniel Miller ADRS Support Services $150,000 ADRS Transition $50,000 PEP-Net South $59,600 Linda Mitchell 21st Century Learning Center Camp $17,500 Nixon Mwebi ACS Project Speed $10,000 Pat W. Shaddix Small Business Administration $87,507 DOD FY09 $44,000 SBI/SBDC Small Business Development $270,000 Rebecca E. Turner Marketing Program-Young Adults $8,550 Jan Wilson TIMES $100,000 NASA Tools for Educators $223,161 Nouredine Zettili Impactseed 08-09 $140,000 Total $6,852,907 7 ARTS & SCIENCES

8 Safaa Al-Hamdani BiologySafaa Al-Hamdani, “Influence of NaCl Concentrations on Selected Physiological Responses of Salvinia,” Journal of Aquatic Plant Management (2008).

Safaa Al-Hamdani and Cynthia Sirna, “Physiological Responses of Salvinia minima to Different Phosphorus and Nitrogen Con- centrations,” American Fern Journal 98, no.2 (2008): 71-82.

Safaa Al-Hamdani, “Selected Salvina Responses to Different NaCl Concentrations,” Aquatic Plant Management 47.

Benjamin G. Blair M.A. Chapman, J.C. Beavers, M.E. Meade, B.G. Blair, and C.P. Olander. “Effect of Various Photosensitive Dyes on the Growth of Tetrahymena in Vitro.” Journal of Alabama Academy of Science 78, no. 1 (2007): 11-18.

Benjie Blair, “Poor Man's Cryo: A Simple Method of Teaching Southeastern Branch of the American Society for Microbiology. Electron Microscopy to Undergraduates,” Southeastern Biology Auburn, Alabama, November 9, 2007. 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 116. Jeffery O'Kelley and Benjie Blair, “Analysis and Classification Sara E. Viernum, Benjie Blair and George Cline, “Aeromanas of Intestinal Microbiota of Plethodon glutinosus (The Slimy hydrophila Skin Infections in the Green Salamander, Aneides Salamander) by RNA Sequencing,” Southeastern Branch of the aeneus, from Northeastern Alabama,” Southeastern Biology 54, American Society for Microbiology. Auburn, Alabama, no. 2 (April, 2007): 124. November 9, 2007. Mark Meade, Benjie Blair and Jonathan Spurgin, “Use of M. Meade and Benjie Blair, “The Use of Probionts in the Cul- Anaerobic Probionts as Supplemental Feeds in Fish Culture,” ture of Warmwater Fishes,” Alabama Fisheries Association 2008 Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 126. Annual Meeting, Orange Beach, Alabama, February 18-20, 2008. Benjie Blair, Lawrence Nelson, Chris Murdock, Mark Meade, Stephen Watts, and Addison Lawrence. “Quantitative Analysis M. Chapman, M. Meade, Benjie Blair and C. Olander, “The of Sea Urchin, Lyechinus variegates, Gut Microflora to Improve Effects of Phloxine B in Tetrahymena pyriformis,” Alabama Acad- Culture Methods.” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): emy of Science, March, 2008. 132. L. Nelson, Benjie Blair, C. Murdock, M. Meade, S. Watts and Frank Romano III, Benjie Blair, S. Blair and William Bowen, Addison Lawrence, “Molecular Analysis and Comparison of Exploring Biology: An Inquiry Approach (Cengage Publishing, Gut Microflora in Captive-Raised Sea Urchins (Lytechinus 2008). veriegatus) Grown in Captive Culture Conditions,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April Benjie Blair, “Disguising Microbiology in Symbiotic Associa- 16-19, 2008. tions as a Method of Reaching 'Non-Microbiology' Students,” Southeastern Branch of the American Society for Microbiology. M. Chapman, M. Meade, Benjie Blair and C. Olander, “Evalua- Auburn, Alabama, November 9, 2007. tion of Morphological and Physiological Change in Tetrahymena pyriformis for the In Vitro Assessment on the Effects of Phloxine Benjie Blair, Lawrence Nelson, Chris Murdock, Mark Meade, B,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South and Stephen Watts, “Qualitative Analysis of Sea Urchin Lytochi- Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. nus variegates Gut Microflora from a Closed Culture System,” 9 Benjie Blair, J. O'Kelley and C. Murdock, “Analysis and Clas- Robert Carter sification of Intestinal Microbiota of Plethodon glytinosus (The Dax McDonald and Robert Carter, “The Effects of Prescribed Slimy Salamander) by 16s rDNA Sequencing,” Association of Burning on Small Mammal Communities in the Talladega Nation- Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April al Forest, AL,” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 128. 16-19, 2008. Gregory Scull, Robert Carter, Mark Meade and Joshua Turner, “American Black Bear (Ursus americanus) Activity in Northeast- S. Barron, B. Blair, A. Bej and C. Murdock, “Investigation of ern Alabama,” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 129. Effective DNA Isolation Methods from Cave Soils for Bacte- ria Diversity Analysis,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Robert Floyd and Robert Carter, “Phytosociological History of Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. the Pine Mountain Range, GA,” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 135. Benjie Blair, A. Ward, M. McLaughlin and M. Hamissou, “Ef- fects of Photodynamic Dyes on Representative Gram-Positive Robert Carter, Brett Rushing, Josh Forrest and Brent Abernathy, and Gram-Negative Bacteria,” Association of Southeastern “Plant Communities of the Dugger Mountain Wilderness, Tal- Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. ladega National Forest, Alabama: Preliminary Results,” South- eastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 135. Stacy Blair Frank Romano III, Benjie Blair, S. Blair and William Bowen, G. Ryan Shurette, Robert Carter and George Cline, “The Effect Exploring Biology: An Inquiry Approach (Cengage Publishing, of Forest Mid-Story Reduction On Breeding Bird Populations 2008). In Montane Longleaf Pine Stands of the Talladega National For- est, Alabama,” Journal of Alabama Academy of Science 78, no. 3 William Bowen (July/October, 2007): 221-230. Frank Romano III, Benjie Blair, S. Blair and William Bowen, Exploring Biology: An Inquiry Approach (Cengage Publishing, Brett Macek, George Cline and Robert Carter, “Analysis of 2008). Southeastern Herpetological Communities: Salamanders,” Ala- bama Academy of Science, Samford University, March, 2008.

Chris Edmondson, George Cline and Robert Carter, “Analysis of Southeastern Herpetological Communities: Snakes,” Alabama Academy of Science, Samford University, March, 2008.

R. Carter, “Finding a Physician Experienced in Treating Lyme Disease in Rural Alabama,” Chronic Illness of Lyme Disease and Related Chronic Diseases of the CFS/FMS and Other Autoim- mune Diseases Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, 2008.

G. Scull and R. Carter, “A Method for Obtaining Genetic Samples from Feral Hogs,” Association of Southeastern Biolo- gists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008.

George Cline, C. Edmondson and R. Carter, “Analysis of Southeastern Herpetological Communities: Snakes,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008.

R. Floyd and R. Carter, “Plant Community Analysis of Thunder Scout Reservation and Nearby Sprewell Bluff, Upson County, GA,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008.

George R. Cline Sara E. Viernum, Benjie Blair and George Cline, “Aeromanas hydrophila Skin Infections in the Green Salamander, Aneides aeneus, from Northeastern Alabama,” Southeastern Biology 54, 10 no. 2 (April, 2007): 124. Clifford J. Webb and George Cline, “Efficacy of Leaf Litter Mijitaba Hamissou Refuguim Bags for Sampling Adult Streamside Salamanders Rachel Dunkerley and Mijitaba Hamissou, “Investigating the (Caudata: Plethodontidae),” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, Effects of Cadmium Toxicity on the Photosynthetic Perfor- 2007): 124. mance and Anti-Oxidative Stress Responses of Chloroplasts in Arabadopsis thaliana and Sorghum Bicolor Plants,” Southeastern George Cline, James Rayburn and Clifford Webb, “Snorkel/ Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 112. Scuba Survey of Historic Hellbender Streams (What to Do When Hellbenders Don't Come?),” Southeastern Biology 54, no. Mijitaba Hamissou, “Can Plant Tissue Technology be used as an 2 (April, 2007): 131. Approach to Studying Aluminum Toxicity at the Whole Plant Level,” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 112. G. Ryan Shurette, Robert Carter and George Cline, “The Effect of Forest Mid-Story Reduction On Breeding Bird Populations Kenny Reighard, Casie Sanders and Mijitaba Hamissou, “UVA In Montane Longleaf Pine Stands of the Talladega National For- and UVB May Induce Synergic Oxidative Stress to Arabidopsis est, Alabama,” Journal of Alabama Academy of Science 78, no. 3 thaliana Plants and to Callus Tissues,” Southeastern Biology 54, (July/October, 2007): 221-230. no. 2 (April, 2007): 112.

George Cline and James Rayburn, “Update on the Alabama Mijitaba Hamissou, “Using Plant Tissue Culture Approaches Hellbender Survey,” 3rd Bienniel Hellbender Symposium, in Studying Aluminum Toxicity in Plants,” Association of Wheeling, West Virginia, June 10-13, 2007. Southeastern Biologists 68th Annual Meeting, Columbia, South Carolina, April, 2007. James Rayburn and George Cline, “Stream Quality at Historic Hellbender Sites in Alabama,” 3rd Bienniel Hellbender Sympo- Kenny Reighard, Casie Sanders and Mijitaba Hamissou, “Dif- sium, Wheeling, West Virginia, June 10-13, 2007. ferential Effects of Ultraviolet Radiations (UVR) on Plants Vs. on Callus Tissues of Arabidopsis thaliana,” Association of James Rayburn and George Cline, “Stream Quality in the Southeastern Biologists 68th Annual Meeting, Columbia, South Tennessee Drainage of North Alabama: Potential Impact on an Carolina, April, 2007. Aquatic Salamander,” SETAC, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Novem- ber 11-15, 2007. Janet Roberts, Mijitaba Hamissou and D.R. Whetstone, “A Taxonomic Analysis of Prunus serotina and P. alabamensis (var.) George Cline and James Rayburn, “Herpetology at Jacksonville Using Molecular Techniques,” Alabama Academy of Science, State University,” Alabama Academy of Science, Samford Uni- Samford University, March, 2008. versity, March, 2008. Benjie Blair, A. Ward, M. McLaughlin and M. Hamissou, “Ef- Brett Macek, George Cline and Robert Carter, “Analysis of fects of Photodynamic Dyes on Representative Gram-Positive Southeastern Herpetological Communities: Salamanders,” Ala- and Gram-Negative Bacteria,” Association of Southeastern bama Academy of Science, Samford University, March, 2008. Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008.

Chris Edmondson, George Cline and Robert Carter, “Analysis M. Hamissou and J. Roberts, “Analyses of Prunus serotina and of Southeastern Herpetological Communities: Snakes,” Alabama P. alabamensis (var.) Using Molecular Techniques,” Association Academy of Science, Samford University, March, 2008. of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. George Cline, C. Edmondson and R. Carter, “Analysis of Southeastern Herpetological Communities: Snakes,” Association M. Hamissou, “Physiological and Oxidative Stress Responses of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April of Arabidopsis thaliana and Nicotiana tobacum Plants Grown 16-19, 2008. in Perchlorate-Containing Water,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. R. Floyd, George Cline and P. Threadgill, “A Survey of the Trees of a Mixed-Hardwood Forest in Haralson County, GA,” Asso- Bernice Moser, J. Rayburn, George Cline and M. Hamissou, ciation of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, “Detection of Vitellogenin in Native Anurans from Selected April 16-19, 2008. Sites,” Southeast SETAC Chapter Meeting, Gainesville, Florida, May 30-June 1, 2008. Bernice Moser, J. Rayburn, George Cline and M. Hamissou, “Detection of Vitellogenin in Native Anurans from Selected Sites,” Southeast SETAC Chapter Meeting, Gainesville, Florida, May 30-June 1, 2008. 11 Mark Meade M. Chapman, M. Meade, Benjie Blair and C. Olander, “Evalua- M.A. Chapman, J.C. Beavers, M.E. Meade, B.G. Blair, and C.P. tion of Morphological and Physiological Change in Tetrahymena Olander. “Effect of Various Photosensitive Dyes on the Growth pyriformis for the In Vitro Assessment on the Effects of Phloxine of Tetrahymena in Vitro.” Journal of Alabama Academy of Science B,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South 78, no. 1 (2007): 11-18. Carolina, April 16-19, 2008.

Jeffery O'Kelley and Mark Meade, “A Three-Year Ichthyofaunal G. Scull and Mark Meade, “Hypoxia Tolerance of Creek Chub, Survey of Choccolocco, Shoal, and Scarborough Streams in the Semotilus atromaculatus,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Talladega National Forest,” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. 2007): 120. Mark Meade, Al Nichols and J. Wallach, “Mercury in the Coosa Mark Meade, Benjie Blair and Jonathan Spurgin, “Use of River, AL,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, Anaerobic Probionts as Supplemental Feeds in Fish Culture,” South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 126. Christopher Murdock Gregory Scull, Robert Carter, Mark Meade and Joshua Turner, Christopher Murdock, Brian C. Small and Geoffery C. Wald- “American Black Bear (Ursus americanus) Activity in Northeast- bieser, “Expression of Two SF1 Isoforms in Response to Exog- ern Alabama,” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 129. enous GnRH Injections in Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatus,” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 114. Benjie Blair, Lawrence Nelson, Chris Murdock, Mark Meade, Stephen Watts, and Addison Lawrence. “Quantitative Analysis Benjie Blair, Lawrence Nelson, Chris Murdock, Mark Meade, of Sea Urchin, Lyechinus variegates, Gut Microflora to Improve Stephen Watts, and Addison Lawrence. “Quantitative Analysis Culture Methods.” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): of Sea Urchin, Lyechinus variegates, Gut Microflora to Improve 132. Culture Methods.” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 132. Joshua Turner, Mark Meade and Greg Scull, “Genetic Dynamics of Fish Populations in the Middle Coosa Watershed, Alabama,” Benjie Blair, Lawrence Nelson, Chris Murdock, Mark Meade, Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 133. and Stephen Watts, “Qualitative Analysis of Sea Urchin Lytochi- nus variegates Gut Microflora from a Closed Culture System,” Benjie Blair, Lawrence Nelson, Chris Murdock, Mark Meade, Southeastern Branch of the American Society for Microbiology. and Stephen Watts, “Qualitative Analysis of Sea Urchin Lytochi- Auburn, Alabama, November 9, 2007. nus variegates Gut Microflora from a Closed Culture System,” Southeastern Branch of the American Society for Microbiology. L. Nelson, Benjie Blair, C. Murdock, M. Meade, S. Watts and Auburn, Alabama, November 9, 2007. Addison Lawrence, “Molecular Analysis and Comparison of Gut Microflora in Captive-Raised Sea Urchins (Lytechinus M. Meade and Benjie Blair, “The Use of Probionts in the Cul- veriegatus) Grown in Captive Culture Conditions,” Association ture of Warmwater Fishes,” Alabama Fisheries Association 2008 of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April Annual Meeting, Orange Beach, Alabama, February 18-20, 16-19, 2008. 2008. Benjie Blair, J. O'Kelley and C. Murdock, “Analysis and Clas- J. Turner, Mark Meade and G. Scull, “Occurrence of the Holi- sification of Intestinal Microbiota of Plethodon glytinosus (The day Darter, Etheostoma brevirostrum, in the Talladega National Slimy Salamander) by 16s rDNA Sequencing,” Association of Forest,” Alabama Fisheries Association 2008 Annual Meeting, Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April Orange Beach, Alabama, February 18-20, 2008. 16-19, 2008.

M. Chapman, M. Meade, Benjie Blair and C. Olander, “The S. Barron, B. Blair, A. Bej and C. Murdock, “Investigation of Effects of Phloxine B in Tetrahymena pyriformis,” Alabama Acad- Effective DNA Isolation Methods from Cave Soils for Bacte- emy of Science, March, 2008. ria Diversity Analysis,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. L. Nelson, Benjie Blair, C. Murdock, M. Meade, S. Watts and Christopher Murdock, S. Barron, D. Ponder and T. Wibbels, Addison Lawrence, “Molecular Analysis and Comparison of “Regulation Dmrt1 Gene Expression Via Estrogen in a Reptile Gut Microflora in Captive-Raised Sea Urchins (Lytechinus with Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination,” Association veriegatus) Grown in Captive Culture Conditions,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. 12 16-19, 2008. Charles Olander M.A. Chapman, J.C. Beavers, M.E. Meade, B.G. Blair, and C.P. Olander. “Effect of Various Photosensitive Dyes on the Growth of Tetrahymena in Vitro.” Journal of Alabama Academy of Science 78, no. 1 (2007): 11-18.

M. Chapman, M. Meade, Benjie Blair and C. Olander, “The Effects of Phloxine B in Tetrahymena pyriformis,” Alabama Acad- emy of Science, March, 2008.

M. Chapman, M. Meade, Benjie Blair and C. Olander, “Evalua- tion of Morphological and Physiological Change in Tetrahymena pyriformis for the In Vitro Assessment on the Effects of Phloxine B,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008.

James R. Rayburn George Cline, James Rayburn and Clifford Webb, “Snorkel/ Scuba Survey of Historic Hellbender Streams (What to Do When Hellbenders Don't Come?),” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 131.

David Steffy and James Rayburn, “Remediation of Lnapl-Con- taminated Sand by Using Humic Acid as a Surfactant,” Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science 79, no. 1 (January, 2008): Bernice Moser, J. Rayburn, George Cline and M. Hamissou, 23-35. “Detection of Vitellogenin in Native Anurans from Selected Sites,” Southeast SETAC Chapter Meeting, Gainesville, Florida, George Cline and James Rayburn, “Update on the Alabama May 30-June 1, 2008. Hellbender Survey,” 3rd Bienniel Hellbender Symposium, Wheeling, West Virginia, June 10-13, 2007. Frank A. Romano III Colleen Mitchell and Frank Romano III. “Sexualdimorphism, James Rayburn and George Cline, “Stream Quality at Historic Population Dynamics and Some Aspects of Life History of Hellbender Sites in Alabama,” 3rd Bienniel Hellbender Sympo- Echiniscus mauccii (Tardigrada; Heterotardigrada).” Journal of sium, Wheeling, West Virginia, June 10-13, 2007. Limnology 66, no. 1 (2007): 126-131.

James Rayburn and George Cline, “Stream Quality in the Robert Dafoe and Frank Romano III, “A Seasonal and Transect Tennessee Drainage of North Alabama: Potential Impact on an Survey of Leaf Litter Tardigrade Communities From a Gulf of Aquatic Salamander,” SETAC, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Novem- Mexico Barrier Island (Dauphin Island, Alabama),” Southeastern ber 11-15, 2007. Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 121.

George Cline and James Rayburn, “Herpetology at Jacksonville Frank Romano III, Maria Gallo, Rossana D'Addabbo, Roberto State University,” Alabama Academy of Science, Samford Uni- Sanduli, Jeffery Baguley, and Paul Montagna. “A First Look at versity, March, 2008. Deep-Sea Tardigrades in the Northern Gulf of Mexico.” Southeastern Biology 54, no. 2 (April, 2007): 121. J. Rayburn, “The Use of a Student Response System for Teach- ing General Biology,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Frank Romano III, Benjie Blair, S. Blair and William Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. Bowen, Exploring Biology: An Inquiry Approach (Cengage Publishing, 2008). J. Rayburn and Bernice Moser, “Detection of Vitellogenin in Blood Plasma from Xenopus laevis Exposed to Selected North- Frank Romano III, Maria Gallo, Rossana D'Addabbo, Roberto east Alabama Surface Waters,” Southeast SETAC Chapter Meet- Sanduli, Jeffery Baguley, and Paul Montagna. “Bathyl ing, Gainesville, Florida, May 30-June 1, 2008. Tardigrades (Phylum Tardigrada) of the Northern Gulf of Mexico, U.S.A. 38th Congress of the Society of Italian Marine Biology. Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy, May 28-June 2, 2007. 13 Roger Sauterer Ardie Jean Dial Roger Sauterer, “Exposure of Frog Embryos to Water Samples Ardie Dial and Richard Kania, “Prosecutor Misconduct” Near the Anniston, AL Monsanto Plant Results in Increased Chapter 8 in Justice, Crime and Ethics, 6th ed., ed. Michael C. Mortality and Decreased Growth,” Southeastern Biology 54, no. Braswell, Belinda R. McCarthy and Bernard J. McCarthy (An- 2 (April, 2007): 126. derson/Lexis-Nexis, 2008).

Roger Sauterer, “Fast Times in the Cretaceous: The Life and Richard R. E. Kania Times of T-Rex,” Alabama Paleontological Society, December Ardie Dial and Richard Kania, “Prosecutor Misconduct” 3, 2007. Chapter 8 in Justice, Crime and Ethics, 6th ed., ed. Michael C. Braswell, Belinda R. McCarthy and Bernard J. McCarthy (An- M. Buckley, A. Bentley, R. Coleman and R. Sauterer, “Potential derson/Lexis-Nexis, 2008). Toxicity of Water from Snow Creek, Anniston, AL on Develop- ing Frog Embryos Using Developmental Toxicity Assays and Richard R.E. Kania and Alena Korshuk, “American Pop Development of Protein Analysis by 2-D Gel Electrophoresis,” Language,” Romanian Journal of English Studies 4 (2007). Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. Vance McLaughlin and Richard R.E. Kania, “Homicide in a Century of Change: 1896 to 1903 and 1986 to 1993,” Sociation Roger Sauterer, “Use of Modified Amphibian Biotoxicity As- Today (Spring, 2008). says in Instructional Laboratories,” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 16-19, 2008. Richard Kania, “Review of Leslie A. White: Evolution and Revolution in Anthropology, by William J. Peace,” American Roger Sauterer, M. Buckley, A. Bentley and R. Coleman, “Po- Indian Quarterly 32, no. 2 (Spring, 2008). tential Toxicity of Water from Snow Creek, Anniston, AL on Developing Frog Embryos Using Developmental Toxicity Assays Richard Kania, “The Police Procedural Novels of Dorothy Uh- and Development of Protein Analysis by 2-D Gel Electropho- nak and Joseph Wambaugh” in American and European Studies resis,” Southeast SETAC Conference, Gainesville, Florida, May Yearbook 2006-2007, ed. Yuri V. Stulov (Minsk, Belarus: 2008). 30-June 1, 2008. Richard Kania and Lyuba Pervushina, “American Feminism in Roger Sauterer, “Use of Modified Amphibian Biotoxicity Assays the Fiction of Amanda Cross [Carolyn Heilbrun]” in Gender in Instructional Laboratories,” Southeast SETAC Conference, Studies, 1-7 (Timisoara, Romania: Editura Universitati de Gainesville, Florida, May 30-June 1, 2008. Vest, 2008).

Raymond D. Whetstone Vance McLaughlin and Richard Kania, “Homicide in Savannah Janet Roberts, Mijitaba Hamissou and R.D. Whetstone, “A in a Century of Changes: 1896 to 1903 and 1986 to 1993,” Taxonomic Analysis of Prunus serotina and P. alabamensis (var.) Southern Sociological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, April, 2007. Using Molecular Techniques,” Alabama Academy of Science, Samford University, March, 2008. Richard Kania, “Cardinal Richelieu’s Pragmatic Conservatism and French Criminal Justice Reform,” American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, Georgia, November, 2007. Richard Kania, “A Critique of Karl Marx on the Death Penalty,” Southern Criminal Justice Association, Savannah, Georgia, September, 2007. H. Dean Buttram III H. Dean Buttram III, “Does a Criminal Justice Degree Matter?: Richard Kania, “Review of Ethics, Crime, and Criminal Justice CriminalAn Analysis of the Effect of HigherJustice Education on the Criminal by Christopher R. Williams and Bruce A. Arrigo,” Southern Justice Graduates’ Perceived Initial Employability in the Field of Criminal Justice Association, Savannah, Georgia, Criminal Justice” (Ed.D. diss., University of Alabama, 2007). September, 2007.

Richards P. Davis Richard Kania and Lyuba Pervushina, “American Feminism in Richards P. Davis, “The Gambling Loophole Game: Alabama the Fiction of Amanda Cross [Carolyn Heilbrun],” 17th as a Case Study,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Seattle, Conference on British and American Studies, Timisoara, Washington, March, 2007. Romania, May, 2007.

14 15 Richard Kania, “The Police Procedural Novels of Dorothy C. Vance McLaughlin Uhnak and Joseph Wambaugh,” Belarusian Association for Vance McLaughlin and Richard R.E. Kania, “Homicide in a American Studies, Minsk, Belarus (May, 2007). Century of Change: 1896 to 1903 and 1986 to 1993,” Sociation Today (Spring, 2008). Richard Kania and Wade C. Mackey, “Police Use of Deadly Force Revisited,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Vance McLaughlin and Richard Kania, “Homicide in Savannah Cincinnati, Ohio, March, 2008. in a Century of Changes: 1896 to 1903 and 1986 to 1993,” Southern Sociological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, April, 2007. Richard Kania and Lyuba Pervushina, “The Question of Max,” 17th Conference on British and American Studies, Timisoara, Vance McLaughlin, “Robeson County, North Carolina Ho- Romania, May, 2007. micides: 1916 to 1941,” Homicide Research Working Group, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Summer, 2007. Richard Kania and Lyuba Pervushina, “Tony Hillerman’s Navajo Country Novels: American Indian Ethnicity and Mod- Paul Blackman and Vance McLaughlin, “Mass Legal Executions ern American Criminal Justice,” European Association in the American West,” Homicide Research Working Group, of American Studies, Oslo, Norway, 2008. Minneapolis, Minnesota, Summer, 2007.

Richard Kania and Lyuba Pervushina, “Raymond Chandler Nancy Bird Mellen and His Ambiguous Relationships to Women: A Search for Ronald Mellen, Nancy Mellen and Stephanie Mitchell, “Cranial Hidden Meanings within His Crime Novels,” Krakow, Poland Electrotherapy Stimulation to Reduce Violent and Aggressive (April, 2008). Behavior: A Case Study,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Cincinnati, Ohio, March, 2008. Wade C. Mackey Richard McLaughlin and Wade C. Mackey, “Homicide and Nancy B. Mellen, “Demographic Data as a Predictor of Scores Punishment in Savannah: 1896 to 1903 and 1986 to 1993, and on Three Psychological Inventories for Jail Security Staff,” the Murder of Black Women by Black Men,” Annual Meeting Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Seattle, Washington, of the Homicide Research Working Group, 2008. March, 2007.

Ronald R. Mellen Ronald Mellen and Stephanie Mitchell, “Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES): An Effective Treatment in a Jail Setting,” American Jail Association and Academe (December, 2007).

Ronald Mellen and Stephanie Mitchell, “An Exploratory Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Programs in the Southern States' Departments of Correction,” The Southern Concourse, The Journal of the Southern States Correctional Association (Fall, 2007).

Ronald Mellen, Nancy Mellen and Stephanie Mitchell, “Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation to Reduce Violent and Aggressive Behavior: A Case Study,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Cincinnati, Ohio, March, 2008.

Ronald Mellen, Stacey Johnson and Kelly Smith, “County Jail Recidivism and Demographics in a Southern State,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Cincinnati, Ohio, March, 2008.

Ronald Mellen, “Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation as a Treat- ment for a No-Predatorial Violent County Jail Inmate: A Case Study,” 15th Annual Conference of the International Society for Neurofeedback and Research, San Diego, California, September, 2007.

16 John H. Jones John H. Jones, “Blake, Self-Annihilation, and Communication,” Language and the Self: From Locke through the Romantics, South Central Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies 2008 Carmine G. DiBiase Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, February, 2008. Carmine DiBiase, “Pare Che il Telefono Inglese non Transmetta Englishle Mie Sillabe: Traducendo Svevo,” Aghios: Quaderni di Studi John Jones, “Review of Romantic Natural Histories: William Sveviani (2007): 57-68. Wadsworth, Charles Darwin, and Others, edited by Ashton Nichols,” Journal of the Eighteenth-Century Novel Carmine DiBiase, “Review of A History of Italian Theatre, (April, 30, 2008). edited by Joseph Farrell and Paolo Puppa.,” Times (London) Literary Supplement, January 18, 2008. Andrea Porter Andrea Porter, “Literature of the Vietnam War and its Relevance Carmine DiBiase, “Review of Viaggiare nei Balcani, by Today,” Marist College, Poughkeepsie, New York, November Jean-Pierre Bouerdick,” Times (London) Literary Supplement, 14-16, 2007. February 22, 2008. Steven J. Whitton Carmine DiBiase, “Review of Le Avventure di Pinocchio: Steven J. Whitton, “Riding on a Smile and a Shoeshine: The Testo Inglese a Fronte, by Carlo Collodi (translated by Gloria Traveling Salesman as American Literary Archetype,” Theatre Italiano),” Times (London) Literary Supplement, March 21, 2008. in the Mind, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Montgomery, Alabama, March 10, 2007. Joanne E. Gates Joanne E. Gates, “Celebrations in Shakespeare,” Longleaf Style: Luxury Living in Northeast Alabama (Winter, 2008): 50-53.

Joanne E. Gates, “Fun with Palamon and Arcite: Rationale and Strategies for Teaching The Two Noble Kinsmen as the Culmination of the Shakespeare Canon,” Popular Culture Association in the South, Jacksonville, Florida, September 29, 2007.

Larry Gray Larry Gray, “A Case of Reappearing Nationalism: Sherlock Holmes and the World Wars,” Ninth Annual Meeting of The Space Between Society, Literature and Culture 1014-1945, Annapolis, Maryland, June 8-9, 2007.

Henry Harding Pitt Harding, “Strange Point and New!: Satan’s Challenge to Nascent Christianity,” in Uncircumscribed Mind: Reading Milton Deeply. Ed. Charles W. Durham and Kristin A. Pruitt. Susquehanna, Pennsylvania. Susquehanna University Press (2008): 113-28.

Gloria P. Horton Gloria Horton, “Using Persona Writing to Help Students Find Their Voice,” Connections: Journal of the Georgia Council of Teachers of English, February, 2008.

Gloria Horton, “Turning Sows Ears into Silk Purses,” Reading in the 21st Century Conference, McClellan, Alabama, July 18, 2007.

17 18 Russel Lemmons, “The Great War, Weimar and German Nationalism,” University of West Georgia, Carrollton, Georgia.

Donald Prudlo Donald Prudlo, The Martyred Inquisitor: The Life and Cult of HistoryLlewellyn D. Cook & Foreign Peter of Verona (d. 1252) (Aldershot, England: Ashgate Llewellyn Cook, “Austria's Alliance with Napoleon for the Publishing, Ltd., 2008). LanguagesInvasion of Russia in 1812,” Consortium on the Revolutionary Donald Prudlo, “The Assassin Saint: The Life and Cult of Era, 1750-1850, Huntsville, Alabama. Carino of Balsamo,” Catholic Historical Review (January, 2008).

Llewellyn Cook, “Command in Crisis: The Army of Bohemia, Donald Prudlo, “Mendicancy in Dominican Hagiography,” 1813,” Consortium on the Revolutionary Era, 1750-1850, Sewanee Medieval Colloquium, Sewanee, Tennessee. Huntsville, Alabama. Donald Prudlo, “Temporal Chauvinism: Radical Interpretations Jennifer Gross of Contemporary Society,” The Remnant Review. Jennifer L. Gross, “The United Daughters of the Confederacy, Confederate Widows, and the Lost Cause: We Must Not Forget Donald Prudlo, “American Catholics in the Spanish Civil War,” or Neglect the Widows” in Women on Their Own: Interdisci- Faith and Reason. plinary Perspectives on Being Single, ed. Rudolph M. Bell and Virginia Yans (New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Donald Prudlo, “The Cult of St. Peter of Verona in the British Press, 2007), 180-200. Isles,” Harlaxton Symposium, Grantham, England, July 25, 2007. Jennifer L. Gross, “Widows in Confederate Fiction: 'The Lives of Men Would Be Changed Comparatively Little',” Symposium on Nineteenth Century Press, The Civil War, and Free Expression, Chattanooga, Tennessee, November, 2007.

Jennifer Gross, “Southerners, the Lost Cause, and the Creation of a 'Cult of Dead Generals' Widows,” First Biennial Conference of the Society of Civil War Historians, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 15-17, 2008.

Harvey H. Jackson Harvey H. Jackson, “It Aint Easy Being Southern: Some Per- sonal Thoughts on Identifying Regional Identity,” Annual Billy G. Hinson Lecture, University of Mobile, Mobile, Alabama.

Harvey H. Jackson, “Frontier Alabama: It is Good to be Shifty in a New Country,” Cultural Crossroads: A New Country, Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Montgomery, Alabama, January, 2008.

Phillip E. Koerper Phillip Koerper, “Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years (1930-1940),” B.B. Comer Memorial Library, Sylacauga, Alabama.

Russel Lemmons Russel Lemmons, “'Fight Like Thalmann': The April 1986 Dedication of the Ernst Thalmann Memorial, Political Memory and Legitimacy in the German Democratic Republic,” European Social Science History Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, February, 2008.

19 Institute for

EmergencyBarry A. Cox Barry A. Cox, “Jacksonville State University (JSU) Evaluation Preparednessof Opportunities to Collaborate with Oak Ridge National Laboratory for the Southeast Region Research Initiative (SER- RI), Regarding Disaster Response and Recovery,” Oak Ridge, Tennessee, May, 2008.

Barry A. Cox, “Jacksonville State University (JSU) Evaluation of Opportunities to Collaborate with Oak Ridge National Laboratory for the Southeast Region Research Initiative (SERRI), Regarding Disaster Response and Recovery,” Oak Ridge, Tennessee, June, 2008.

Jane Kushma Jane Kushma, “Role Abandonment in Disaster: Should We Leave This Myth Behind?” Natural Hazards Observer (May, 2007).

Jane Kushma, “Fitting the Pieces of the Puzzle Together: A Workshop on All of the Phases of Disaster,” Annual Meeting of the Alabama Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (ALVOAD), Montgomery, Alabama, May 22, 2007.

Fred May Fred May and J. Davey, “Online Teaching Using Web-Based Hazard-Disaster Research Tools,” FEMA Higher Education Conference, Emmitsburg, Maryland, June 4-7, 2007.

May, Fred, M. Pusch, M. D'Angelo, P. Webb, L. Little, and R. McDaniels. “Disaster Modeling: A Systems Approach to Four- Phases Emergency Management Instruction.” FEMA Higher Education Conference, Emmitsburg, Maryland, June 4-7, 2007.

Jeffery Richard Ryan Meyer, W.E., S.W. Stephens, S.C. Meyer, J.F. Glarum, and J.R. Ryan. “Protect Yourself with DOCTOR: Training for the Bio- logical Challenges of Respiratory Patients.” Journal of Emergency Medical Services 33 (2008): 48-59.

J.R. Ryan and J.F. Glarum, Biosecurity and Bioterrorism: Con- taining and Preventing the Biological Threat (Boston: Butter- worth-Heinemann, Elsevier, 2008).

Jeff Ryan, “Pandemic Influenza Community Response and Pre- paredness,” University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences Deans Hour, North Dakota, May, 2007. 20 Scott Beckett Scott Beckett, John M. Brown, Claudia McDade and Courtney LearningPeppers-Owen, “Charting the Course Services Through PT: A Show- case,” 20th International Precision Teaching Conference, Kansas City, Missouri, November 1-3, 2007.

John M. Brown Scott Beckett, John M. Brown, Claudia McDade and Courtney Peppers-Owen, “Charting the Course Through PT: A Show- case,” 20th International Precision Teaching Conference, Kansas City, Missouri, November 1-3, 2007.

Claudia McDade Scott Beckett, John M. Brown, Claudia McDade and Courtney Peppers-Owen, “Charting the Course Through PT: A Show- case,” 20th International Precision Teaching Conference, Kansas City, Missouri, November 1-3, 2007.

Courtney Peppers-Owen Scott Beckett, John M. Brown, Claudia McDade and Courtney Peppers-Owen, “Charting the Course Through PT: A Show- case,” 20th International Precision Teaching Conference, Kansas City, Missouri, November 1-3, 2007.

21 Zizhong Chen, George Bosilca, Jack Dongarra and Julien Langou, "Disaster Survival Guide in Petascale Computing: An Algorithmic Approach" in Petascale Computing: Algorithms and Applications, ed. David Bader (Chapman & Hall, 2007).

Mathematical, Zizhong Chen, “Extending Algorithm-based Fault Tolerance to Tolerate Fail-stop Failures in High Performance Distributed Environments,” 13th IEEE Workshop on Dependable Parallel, Computing, & Distributed and Network-Centric Systems in conjunction with IPDPS 2008, Miami, Florida, April 14-18, 2008.

Information Daniel M. Wadsworth and Zizhong Chen, “Performance of Gaus Alam MPI Broadcast Algorithms,” 9th IEEE International Workshop M.D. Williams, H.L. Eyre, J.C. Hill, G. Alam, T.L. McKer- on Parallel and Distributed Scientific and Engineering Comput- Scienceschar, K. Ogura and A. Sanders, “Real-Time Computer-Based ing in conjunction with IPDPS 2008, Miami, Florida, April Temporal Discounting in College Students,” Annual Meeting 14-18, 2008. of the Society for Quantitative Analyses of Behavior, San Diego, California, May, 2007. Ming Yang, Nikolaos Bourbakis, Zizhong Chen and Guillermo Francia III, “An Efficient Packet Loss Recovery Methodology Leslie Callaway for Video-over-IP,” 9th IASTED International Conference on Jan Case and Leslie Callaway, “Food for Thought,” Journal of Signal and Image Processing (SIP2007), Honolulu, Hawaii, Alabama Academy of Science (April, 2007). August 20-22, 2007.

Janice Case Zizhong Chen, Ming Yang, Monica Trifas and Jack Dongarra, Jan Case and Leslie Callaway, “Food for Thought,” Journal of “An Efficient Recovery Scheme for Supercomputing Clusters Alabama Academy of Science (April, 2007). and Grids,” 6th International Conference on Distributed Computing an Applications for Business, Engineering and Jan Case and David Dempsey, “New Opportunities in Second- Sciences (DCABES2007), Yichang, Hubei, P.R. China, August ary Teacher Preparation at JSU,” 4th Annual Transforming East 14-17, 2007. Alabama Mathematics (TEAM) Conference, Tuskegee Univer- sity, Tuskegee, Alabama, August, 2007. Zizhong Chen, Ming Yang, Guillermo Francia III and Jack Dongarra, “Self Adaptive Application Level Fault Tolerance for Jan Case, “Activities to Illustrate Standard Error in Regression Parallel and Distributed Computing,” 21st IEEE International Modeling,” Mathematical Association of America/ American Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, DPDNS Mathematical Society Joint Mathematics Meeting, San Diego, Workshop, Long Beach, California, March 26-29, 2007. California, January, 2008. Ming Yang, Nikolaos Bourbakis, Zizhong Chen and Monica Jan Case, “Statistical Analysis of Heartworm Incidence in Urban Trifas, “An Efficient Audio-Video Synchronization Methodol- and Rural Alabama,” Eighty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the Ala- ogy,” 2007 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and bama Academy of Science, Samford University, Birmingham, Expo (ICME 2007), Beijing, P.R. China, July 2-5, 2. Alabama, March, 2008. Andrew P. Ciganek Ann Edwards and Jan Case, “Curbing Smoking Enthusiasm,” Andrew P. Ciganek, E. Mao and M. Srite, “Organizational Hawaii International Conference on Statistics, Mathematics, Culture for Knowledge Management Systems: A Study of Cor- and Related Fields, Honolulu, Hawaii, January, 2008. porate Users,” International Journal of Knowledge Management 4, no. 1 (January-March, 2008): 1-16. Zizhong Chen George Bosilca, Zizhong Chen, Jack Dongarra and Julien Andrew P. Ciganek, William (Dave) Haseman, Mark Haines Langou, “Recovery Patterns for Iterative Methods in a Parallel and Lin Ngo-Ye, "Using a Standards-Based Integration Platform Unstable Environment,” SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing for Improving B2B Transactions" in Enterprise Architecture and 30, no. 1 (December, 2007): 102-16. Integration: Methods, Implementation, and Technologies, ed. W. Lam and V. Shankararaman ( Idea-Group Publishing, 2007).

22 Andrew P. Ciganek and J.M.E. Kopwe, “Beyond ICT: Unique Challenges of Cross-Cultural Project Management," Ninth Global Information Technology Management Association World Conference, Atlanta, Georgia,, June, 2008.

Andrew P. Ciganek and B. Wills, “Expanding Mindshift Learn- ing,” Eleventh Southern Association for Information Systems Conference, Richmond, Virginia, March, 2008.

Andrew P. Ciganek and S. Jarupathirun, “The Application of Corporate Blogs for Strategic Advantage,” Third Conference on Digital Environments, Bangkok, Thailand, July, 2007.

Andrew P. Ciganek and L. Mitchell, “Mindful Software Imple- mentations: A Case Study of a University Portal System,” Sec- ond Midwest United States Association for Information Systems (MWAIS), Springfield, Illinois, May, 2007. Jan Case and David Dempsey, “New Opportunities in Second- ary Teacher Preparation at JSU,” 4th Annual Transforming East Alabama Mathematics (TEAM) Conference, Tuskegee Univer- sity, Tuskegee, Alabama, August, 2007.

David W. Dempsey, Dana Franz and Linda Crawford, “Stan- dards, Recommendations, Guidelines: Do They Help?” Associa- tion of Mathematics Teacher Educators (AMTE) 12th Annual Conference, Tulsa, Oklahoma, January 25, 2008.

David W. Dempsey and Matthew Winsor, “Creating and Implementing a Capstone Course in Mathematics for Preservice Secondary Teachers,” Joint Mathematics Meetings sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America, San Diego, Califor- nia, January 7, 2008.

Ann B. Edwards Ann Edwards and Jan Case, “Curbing Smoking Enthusiasm,” for Video-over-IP,” 9th IASTED International Conference on Hawaii International Conference on Statistics, Mathematics, Signal and Image Processing (SIP2007), Honolulu, Hawaii, and Related Fields, Honolulu, Hawaii, January, 2008. August 20-22, 2007.

Guillermo Francia III Guillermo Francia III and Rahjima R. Francia, “An Empirical Zizhong Chen, Ming Yang, Guillermo Francia III and Jack Study on the Performance of Java/.Net Cryptographic APIs,” Dongarra, “Self Adaptive Application Level Fault Tolerance for Information Security Journal: A Global Perspective 16, no. 6 (No- Parallel and Distributed Computing,” 21st IEEE International vember, 2007). Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, DPDNS Work- shop, Long Beach, California, March 26-29, 2007. Guillermo Francia III, “The Design and Implementation of an Automated Security Compliance Toolkit: A Pedagogical Exer- Guillermo Francia III, Monica Trifas, Dorothy Brown, Rahjima cise,” Journal of Digital Forensics, Security and Law 2, no. 4. Francia and C. Scott, “Forensic Data Visualization System: Improving Security Through Automation,” Computer Security Rhonda Y. Kilgo Conference, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, April 12-13, 2007. Rhonda Kilgo and Audria White, “JSU Prepares Teachers for Elementary School,” 4th Annual Transforming East Alabama Ming Yang, Nikolaos Bourbakis, Zizhong Chen and Guillermo Mathematics (TEAM) Conference, Tuskegee University, Francia III, “An Efficient Packet Loss Recovery Methodology Tuskegee, Alabama, August, 2007.

23 Sri Krishnaprasad Computing an Applications for Business, Engineering and S. Krishnaprasad, “Heterogeneous Computing Architectures,” Sciences (DCABES2007), Yichang, Hubei, P.R. China, August Alabama Academy of Science, Birmingham, Alabama, March 14-17, 2007. 20, 2008. Ming Yang, Monica Trifas, C. Truitt and G. Xiong “Wavelet S. Krishnaprasad, “Nonblocking Algorithms in Java: Design and Domain Video Information Embedding,” 12th World Multi- Performance Issues,” Alabama Academy of Science, Tuskegee, Conference on Systemics, Cybernetics, and Informatics (June Alabama, March 1, 2007. 29-July 2, 2008). Ming Yang, Monica Trifas, Nikolaos Bourbakis and C. Cush- S. Krishnaprasad, “Nonblocking Barrier Synchronization in ing, “A Robust Information Hiding Methodology in Wavelet Parallel Computations: Some Implementation Issues,” Alabama Domain,” 7th IASTED International Conference on Signal and Academy of Science, Tuskegee, Alabama, March 1, 2007. Image Processing, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Thomas E. Leathrum Audria White Tom Leathrum, “Dueling Platforms: Java vs. Flash,” Mathe- Rhonda Kilgo and Audria White, “JSU Prepares Teachers for matical Association of America/American Mathematical Society Elementary School,” 4th Annual Transforming East Alabama Joint Mathematics Meeting, San Diego, California, January, Mathematics (TEAM) Conference, Tuskegee University, 2008. Tuskegee, Alabama, August, 2007.

Tom Leathrum, “Demonstrating a Tool for Content MathML Ming Yang Authoring,” Mathematical Association of America/American Ming Yang, Nikolaos Bourbakis, Zizhong Chen and Monica Mathematical Society Joint Mathematics Meeting, San Diego, Trifas, “An Efficient Audio-Video Synchronization Methodol- California, January, 2008. ogy,” 2007 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME 2007), Beijing, P.R. China, July 2-5, 2007. Edwin H. Smith Edwin Smith, “Difficulties in the Approximation of Convex Zizhong Chen, Ming Yang, Monica Trifas and Jack Dongarra, Bodies by Polytopes,” American Mathematical Society, Middle “An Efficient Recovery Scheme for Supercomputing Clusters Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and Grids,” 6th International Conference on Distributed Com- November, 2007. puting an Applications for Business, Engineering and Sciences (DCABES2007), Yichang, Hubei, P.R. China, August 14-17, David Thornton 2007. David Thornton, “Talking Games: Toward Speech as a Main- stream Modality,” Alabama Academy of Science, Samford Zizhong Chen, Ming Yang, Guillermo Francia III and Jack University, Birmingham, Alabama, March, 2008. Dongarra, “Self Adaptive Application Level Fault Tolerance for Parallel and Distributed Computing,” 21st IEEE International Monica Trifas Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, DPDNS Work- Guillermo Francia III, Monica Trifas, Dorothy Brown, Rahjima shop, Long Beach, California, March 26-29, 2007. Francia and C. Scott, “Forensic Data Visualization System: Improving Security Through Automation,” Computer Security Ming Yang, Nikolaos Bourbakis, Zizhong Chen and Guillermo Conference, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, April 12-13, 2007. Francia III, “An Efficient Packet Loss Recovery Methodology for Video-over-IP,” 9th IASTED International Conference on Monica Trifas, Dorothy Brown and Rahjima Francia, “Build- Signal and Image Processing (SIP2007), Honolulu, Hawaii, ing an Automated Computer Forensic Visualization System,” August 20-22, 2007. Proceedings of the 11th World Multi-Conference on Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics 4 (July, 2007): 265-70. Ming Yang, Monica Trifas, C. Truitt and G. Xiong “Wavelet Domain Video Information Embedding,” 12th World Multi- Ming Yang, Nikolaos Bourbakis, Zizhong Chen and Monica Conference on Systemics, Cybernetics, and Informatics, June Trifas, “An Efficient Audio-Video Synchronization Methodol- 29-July 2, 2008. ogy,” 2007 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME 2007), Beijing, P.R. China, July 2-5, 2007. Ming Yang, Monica Trifas, Nikolaos Bourbakis and C. Cush- ing, “A Robust Information Hiding Methodology in Wavelet Zizhong Chen, Ming Yang, Monica Trifas and Jack Dongarra, Domain,” 7th IASTED International Conference on Signal and “An Efficient Recovery Scheme for Supercomputing Clusters Image Processing, Honolulu, Hawaii. and Grids,” 6th International Conference on Distributed 24 Renee L. Baptiste Renee L. Baptiste, “William L. Dawson and the Negro Folk MusicSymphony: Rediscovering the Missing Link from Africa to America,” Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), Baton Rouge, Louisiana (October 4, 2007).

Renee L. Baptiste, “Shake It to the East, Shake It to the West: Alabama Folk Songs and Kodaly,” Alabama Music Educators Association Annual In-Service Conference, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Alabama (January 10-12, 2008).

Myrtice E. Collins Myrtice E. Collins and Marcia E. Hardney, “African American Shape Note Perspectives,” Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), Baton Rouge, Louisiana, October 4, 2007.

Michael R. D'Ambrosia Michael D'Ambrosia, “Wind on the Island,” First Prize Winner of the 2007 South Carolina Choral Composition Competition.

25 Nagarajan Vasumathi, Nixon Mwebi, Alfred C. Nichols, Ashley Casey and Kathryn Greer “Investigation of the Antioxidant Levels in the Pulp, Peel and Seed of the Mango Fruit,” American Chemical Society National Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 6-10, 2008. PhysicalJonathan Herbert & Earth Allison L. Newton Jonathan Herbert, “Future Climate Change Scenarios for Big Allison L. Newton, David Steffy and Alfred C. Nichols, “Reme- SciencesBend National Park, Texas,” The Southwestern Geographer 10: diation of Trichloroethylene (TCE) Ground Water Contamina- 38-53. tion: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Solving a Global Prob- lem,” Geography of the Americas Conference: Collaboration on Jonathan Herbert and Ted Klimasewski, “Hurricane Season Research and Education, La Serena, Chile, May 21-26, 2007. Starts June 1: Heed the Warnings,” The Birmingham News (May 27, 2007). Alfred C. Nichols Alfred C. Nichols, “Bioaccumulation of Mercury from Mercury Jonathan Herbert, “Historic Climate Change in Alabama, Contaminated Soils by the Earthworm Lumbricus terrestris,” 2008,” Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, National Meeting of the Society of Toxicology, Seattle, Boston, Massachusetts, April, 2008. Washington, March, 2007. Miriam Helen Hill Alfred C. Nichols, “Arsenic Contamination Levels in Soils Bryan Burgess and Miriam Helen Hill, “Mapping Nutrient in West Anniston, Alabama,” Alabama Academy of Sciences, Loading in Watersheds,” TNGIC Today: Quarterly Newsletter of March, 2007. the Tennessee Geographic Information Council (Winter, 2008): 9-11. Alfred C. Nichols, “Uptake of Mercury from Contaminated Soil by Deciduous Trees,” Annual Meeting of the Society of Toxicol- Miriam Helen Hill, “Alabama Counties and Judicial Districts” ogy, Seattle, Washington, March, 2007. in Free at Last to Vote: The Alabama Origins of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, Brian Landsberg (Lawrence, Kansas: University Press Alfred C. Nichols, “Adsorption Characteristics of Trichloroeth- of Kansas, 2007), 30. ylene on Polymeric Resins,” Southeastern Section Meeting of the Geological Society of America, March 29, 2007. Miriam Helen Hill, “The Gujarat Earthquake: Geography, GIS, and Emergency Management,” Academe, Jacksonville State Allison L. Newton, David Steffy and Alfred C. Nichols, “Reme- University, October 17, 2007. diation of Trichloroethylene (TCE) Ground Water Contamina- tion: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Solving a Global Prob- Miriam Helen Hill, “Asset Mapping and Development: A Geo- lem,” Geography of the Americas Conference: Collaboration on graphical View,” Community Development Institute, Jackson- Research and Education, La Serena, Chile, May 21-26, 2007. ville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama, October 4, 2007.

Theodore J. Klimasewski David Steffy, Alfred C. Nichols, Jasmine Olander and Shogo Mori, “Continued Research on the Removal of Trichloroethyl- Jonathan Herbert and Ted Klimasewski, “Hurricane Season ene from Contaminated Water Using Ambersorb and Dowex Starts June 1: Heed the Warnings,” The Birmingham News(May Adsorbents,” American Chemical Society Southeast Regional 27, 2007). Meeting, Greenville, South Carolina, October 24-27, 2007. Nixon Mwebi David Steffy, Alfred C. Nichols and Amy McLaughlin, “Bioac- Nagarajan Vasumathi, Ashley Casey, Nixon Mwebi, Alfred C. cumulation of Mercury in the Earthworm Lumbricus terrest- Nichols and Kathryn Greer, “Investigating the Addition and eris,” American Chemical Society Southeast Regional Meeting, Isomerization Reactions of Maleic Acid: Abstract # 789, SER- Greenville, South Carolina, October 24-27, 2007. MACS 2007,” Chemistry in Motion, 59th Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society: 291. David Steffy, Alfred C. Nichols and Amy McLaughlin, “Labora- tory Protocol for Measuring the Bioaccumulation of Mercury by Nagarajan Vasumathi, Nixon Mwebi, Christopher Moore and Earthworms,” 2007 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, Hambolu Oluseyi, “Solvent and Catalytic Effects on the Ad- San Francisco, California, December 10, 2007. dition of Bromine to DMME,” Alabama Academy of Science, Samford University, March 19-22, 2008. 26 Nagarajan Vasumathi, Ashley Casey, Nixon Mwebi, Alfred C. Al Nichols, David Steffy, Jennifer Wallach and Amy Grano, Nichols and Kathryn Greer, “Investigating the Addition and “Mercury Concentrations in Earthworms Lumbricus terrestris as Isomerization Reactions of Maleic Acid: Abstract # 789, SER- Related to Soil Concentrations of the Metal,” Spring Meeting of MACS 2007,” Chemistry in Motion, 59th Southeastern Regional the American Chemical Society, New Orleans, Louisiana, April Meeting of the American Chemical Society: 291. 6-10, 2008.

Nagarajan Vasumathi, Nixon Mwebi, Alfred C. Nichols, Ashley Nagarajan Vasumathi Casey and Kathryn Greer “Investigation of the Antioxidant Nagarajan Vasumathi, Ashley Casey, Nixon Mwebi, Alfred C. Levels in the Pulp, Peel and Seed of the Mango Fruit,” American Nichols and Kathryn Greer, “Investigating the Addition and Chemical Society National Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, Isomerization Reactions of Maleic Acid: Abstract # 789, April 6-10, 2008. SERMACS 2007,” Chemistry in Motion, 59th Southeastern Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society: 291. Al Nichols, David Steffy and Amy Grano, “Mercury Accumula- tion in the Earthworm Lumbricus terrestris as Related to Soil Nagarajan Vasumathi, Christopher Goodwin and Halley Concentrations of the Metal,” Southeast Regional Meeting of Booker, “Synthesis of Butamben: The Fischer Esterification the Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, May Reaction Revisited,” Alabama Academy of Science, Samford 30-June 1, 2008. University, March 19-22, 2008.

Al Nichols, David Steffy, Jennifer Wallach and Amy Grano, Nagarajan Vasumathi, Nixon Mwebi, Christopher Moore and “Mercury Concentrations in Earthworms Lumbricus terrestris as Hambolu Oluseyi, “Solvent and Catalytic Effects on the Related to Soil Concentrations of the Metal,” Spring Meeting of Addition of Bromine to DMME,” Alabama Academy of the American Chemical Society, New Orleans, Louisiana, April Science, Samford University, March 19-22, 2008. 6-10, 2008. Nagarajan Vasumathi and Miriem Zettili, “Quasi-crystals: David Steffy Structural, Physical and Mechanical Properties, Innovations Allison L. Newton, David Steffy and Alfred C. Nichols, “Reme- and Applications,” Alabama Academy of Science, Samford diation of Trichloroethylene (TCE) Ground Water Contamina- University, March 19-22, 2007. tion: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Solving a Global Prob- lem,” Geography of the Americas Conference: Collaboration on Nagarajan Vasumathi, Nixon Mwebi, Alfred C. Nichols, Ashley Research and Education, La Serena, Chile, May 21-26, 2007. Casey and Kathryn Greer “Investigation of the Antioxidant Levels in the Pulp, Peel and Seed of the Mango Fruit,” American David Steffy, Alfred C. Nichols, Jasmine Olander and Shogo Chemical Society National Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, Mori, “Continued Research on the Removal of Trichloroethyl- April 6-10, 2008. ene from Contaminated Water Using Ambersorb and Dowex Adsorbents,” American Chemical Society Southeast Regional Nouredine Zettili Meeting, Greenville, South Carolina, October 24-27, 2007. Nouredine Zettili, “Bringing Technology into College and High School Physics Classrooms,” 2007 National Meeting of the David Steffy, Alfred C. Nichols and Amy McLaughlin, “Bioac- American Physics Society, Jacksonville, Florida, April 14-17, cumulation of Mercury in the Earthworm Lumbricus terrest- 2007. eris,” American Chemical Society Southeast Regional Meeting, Greenville, South Carolina, October 24-27, 2007.

David Steffy, Alfred C. Nichols and Amy McLaughlin, “Labora- tory Protocol for Measuring the Bioaccumulation of Mercury by Earthworms,” 2007 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, California, December 10, 2007.

Al Nichols, David Steffy and Amy Grano, “Mercury Accumula- tion in the Earthworm Lumbricus terrestris as Related to Soil Concentrations of the Metal,” Southeast Regional Meeting of the Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, May 30-June 1, 2008.

27 Daniel Thomas Krejci Daniel T. Krejci and William Lester, “Business Not As Usual: PoiticalThe National Incident Management Science System, Federalism, and Leadership,” Public Administration Review 67 (special issue, December, 2007): 84-93.

Daniel T. Krejci, Jacki Fitzpatrick, William Lester, Kendra Stewart and Christopher Witt, “2007 APSA Teaching and Learning Conference Track Summaries: Track Twelve: Diversity and Inequality: Theories and Applications,” PS: Political Science and Politics 40, no. 3 (July, 2007): 587-88.

Daniel T. Krejci, “When Words Collide: Leadership and Ethics,” Alabama CDI (Community Development Institute) - Year 1, Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville Alabama, October 1-5, 2007.

William Lester Daniel T. Krejci and William Lester, “Business Not As Usual: The National Incident Management System, Federalism, and Leadership,” Public Administration Review 67 (special issue, December, 2007): 84-93.

Daniel T. Krejci, Jacki Fitzpatrick, William Lester, Kendra Stewart and Christopher Witt, “2007 APSA Teaching and Learning Conference Track Summaries: Track Twelve: Diversity and Inequality: Theories and Applications,” PS: Political Science and Politics 40, no. 3 (July, 2007): 587-88.

28 Steven Bitgood Steven Bitgood, D. White, New and Dukes, “Applying Behav- Psychologyioral Economics to Museum Visitors,” Annual Meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology, New Orleans, Louisiana, March, 2008.

Steven Bitgood, “Behavioral Economics and Museum Visitors,” National Social Science Association, Las Vegas, Nevada, April, 2008.

Heidi L. Eyre Heidi L. Eyre, “Keller's Personalized System of Instruction: A Revival on the Horizon or was it Simply a Fleeting Fancy?” Behavior Analyst Today 8, no. 3 (2007): 317-24.

T.J. Ferguson, D. Brugman, J. White and H.L. Eyre, "Shame and Guilt as Morally Warranted Experiences" in The Self-Con- scious Emotions: Theory and Research, ed. J.L. Tracy, R.W. Rob- bins and J.P. Tangney (New York: Guilford, 2007), 330-58.

Heidi L. Eyre, J.L. Klein and K.R. Ogura, “The Shame and Guilt Inventory: Further Validation of a New Scenario-Based Measure of Shame and Guilt-Proneness,” Emotion Preconfer- ence of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, Albu- querque, New Mexico, February, 2008.

Heidi L. Eyre, K.R. Ogura, M.D. Williams and J.L. Klein, “Predicting Student Performance in a Mastery-Based General Psychology Course,” Southeastern Association for Behavior Analysis, Athens, Georgia, October, 2007.

M.D. Williams, H.L. Eyre, J.C. Hill, G. Alam, T.L. McKer- char, K. Ogura and A. Sanders, “Real-Time Computer-Based Temporal Discounting in College Students,” Annual Meeting of the Society for Quantitative Analyses of Behavior, San Diego, California, May, 2007.

K. Parks and H.L. Eyre, “The Relationship Between Stress, Social Support, and Anxiety in College Freshmen,” Annual Meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Atlanta, Georgia, April, 2007.

T.L. McKerchar M.D. Williams, H.L. Eyre, J.C. Hill, G. Alam, T.L. McKer- char, K. Ogura and A. Sanders, “Real-Time Computer-Based Temporal Discounting in College Students,” Annual Meeting of the Society for Quantitative Analyses of Behavior, San Diego, California, May, 2007.

29 Mark Fagan, “Small Town Retirement in the Warmer States: A Picture Guide,” 2007 Alabama Conference of Social Work, Orange Beach, Alabama.

Mark Fagan, “Retirement in Alabama,” 2007 Alabama Retiree Sociology & Social and Relocation Conference, Jacksonville State University, Jonathan Adams Jacksonville, Alabama, September 7, 2007. Jonathan Adams and James Powe, “Future Directions for the WorkIntegration of Learning and Practice in Child Welfare,” Bac- Mark Fagan, “Retirement Development,” Alabama Community calaureate Social Work Educators' 25th Annual Conference, Development Institute, Jacksonville State University, Sandestin, Florida, March 6, 2008. Jacksonville, Alabama, October 4, 2007.

Adrian F. Aveni Mark Fagan, “A Statewide Strategy for Improving Social Work Adrian Aveni, “How Students Spend Their Time,” Conference Licensure Exam Pass Rates,” National Council on Social Work on Cultural Studies, Oujda, Morocco, February 14-15, 2008. Education Annual Program Meeting, San Francisco, California, October 28, 2007. Dee Barclift Dee Barclift, “Treatment Options for the Pre-Pubescent Sex Mark Fagan, “Retirement Development,” Sarnia-Lambton Offender and Sensitivity Training,” Alabama Annual Confer- Economic Development Conference, Petrolia, Ontario, Canada, ence on Social Work, Orange Beach, Alabama, February November 22, 2007. 27-29, 2008. Mark Fagan, “Retirement Development as an Economic Devel- Dee Barclift, “Sensitivity Training - The Aging Process,” opment Strategy,” Pike Road, Alabama (December 21, 2007). Alabama Annual Conference on Social Work, Orange Beach, Alabama, February 27-29, 2008. Mark Fagan, “Attracting Retirees for Economic Development,” Dadeville (Lake Martin) Chamber of Commerce Annual Dee Barclift, “Incorporating Diversity Exercises in the Practice Banquet, Dadeville, Alabama. Sequences: A Demonstration of Exercises and Assignments,” Baccalaureate Social Work Educators' 25th Annual Conference, Mark Fagan, “Retirement Development,” Gulf Shores-Orange Sandestin, Florida, March 5-9, 2008. Beach, Alabama Economic Summit, Gulf Shores, Alabama, February 25, 2008. Tina Herbert Deshotels Tina Deshotels, “Hate Crimes,” Mid-South Sociological Asso- Rodney N. Friery ciation Conference, Mobile, Alabama, October 25, 2007. Rodney Friery, “The Incinerator at Anniston, Alabama: Four Years Later,” 59th Annual Meeting of The American Society of Tina Deshotels, “Roots of Rape: Societal Correlations of Rape,” Criminology, Atlanta, Georgia, November 15, 2007. Training Program for Sexual Assault Prevention for Police, So- cial Workers, and Nurses, Anniston, Alabama, August 9, 2007. David LoConto David LoConto, "Italians" in Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History Tina Deshotels, “Justice for Who?: An Examination of Theo- and Culture, http://digital.library.okstate.edu/encyclopedia, ed. retical Explanations for Child Poverty,” Alabama-Mississippi Dianna Everett (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Oklahoma Sociological Association Annual Conference, Starkville, Missis- Historical Society, 2007). sippi, February 24, 2008. David LoConto, "Prichard, Pete (1895-1970)" in Encyclopedia Mark Fagan of Oklahoma History and Culture, http://digital.library.okstate.edu/ Mark Fagan, “An Update on Social Work Licensure Exam Pass encyclopedia, ed. Dianna Everett (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Rate,” 6th Annual Fall Social Work Conference, University of Oklahoma Historical Society, 2007). Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, August 30, 2007. David LoConto, “Tua, John Battista (1871-1960)” in Encyclope- Mark Fagan, “Small Town Retirement,” Alabama Society for dia of Oklahoma History and Culture, http://digital.library.okstate. Health Care Social Workers Annual Conference. edu/encyclopedia, ed. Dianna Everett (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Oklahoma Historical Society, 2007). Mark Fagan, “An Update on Social Work Licensure Exam Pass Rate,” 2007 Alabama Conference of Social Work, Orange Beach, Alabama. 30 31 David LoConto and Paige R. Arringtom, “Pragmatism and Robyn V. Snider Grieving: Incorporating Mead and Dewey to Understand the Maureen Newton, Robyn Snider and Nancy Francisco Stewart, Grieving of People with Mental Retardation,” Sociological Spec- “From Classroom to Community: Coordinated Efforts to En- trum 27, no. 5: 537-53. courage Policy Practice,” Baccalaureate Social Work Educators' 25th Annual Conference, Sandestin, Florida, March 5-9, 2008. David LoConto and Danielle L. Jones-Pruett, “The Utilization Robyn Snider, “Incorporating Diversity Exercises in the Practice of Symbolic Interactionism to Assist People With Mental Retar- Sequences: A Demonstration of Exercises and Assignments,” dation in the Grieving Process,” Illness, Crisis and Loss 16, no. 1 Baccalaureate Social Work Educators' 25th Annual Conference, (January, 2008): 21-35. Sandestin, Florida, March 7, 2008.

David LoConto, “Boring, Monotonous, and Humdrum: The Nancy Francisco Stewart Nerdification Process of Academia on Presentation Style,” D. Gilbert, E. Abel, N. F. Stewart and M. Zilberman, “More Quarterly Journal of Ideology 30, no. 3 (January, 2008). Than Drugs: Voices of HIV-Seropositive Individuals With a History of Substance Abuse Use Reveal a Range of Adherence David LoConto, “Shaping Versus Creating Reality: The Realist Factors,” Journal of HIV/AIDS and Social Services 6 (2007): Vision of Interaction Opportunities,” Mid-South Sociological 161-79. Association Conference, Mobile, Alabama, October 25, 2007. Nancy Francisco Stewart, Carol Zugazaga and Nick Foster, Maureen Newton “Working Collectively Towards the Elimination of Poverty in Maureen Newton, “Senior Citizens Self-Reports of Emotional, Alabama,” NASW AL Chapter PACE Student Advocacy Day Social, and Physical Well-Being,” 32nd Annual National 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 10, 2007. Institute on Social Work and Human Services in Rural Areas, Montgomery, Alabama, July 25-28, 2007. Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Addressing Poverty and Documen- tation,” Cheaha Regional Headstart Health and Social Service Maureen Newton, “Active Student Learning: Including Under- Personnel, May 9, 2007. graduate Student in Geriatric Research Association of Gerontol- ogy in Higher Education,” 34th Annual Meeting and Educa- Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Workplace Generational Issues: tional Leadership Conference, Baltimore, Maryland, February Assessing Differences, Finding Value, Resolving Conflict,” 21-24, 2008. Southern Natural Gas Company, Birmingham, Alabama, June 14, 2007. Maureen Newton, “Active Student Learning: Including BSW Students in Research-Related Activities,” Baccalaureate Social Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Be Extreme Inside and Out: Work Educators' 25th Annual Conference, Sandestin, Florida, Developing Service Learning Within Nonprofits,” First State- March 5-9, 2008. wide Conference on Service Learning, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, September 28, 2007. Maureen Newton, Robyn Snider and Nancy Francisco Stewart, “From Classroom to Community: Coordinated Efforts to En- Nancy Francisco Stewart, Divya Patel, Donna Austin and Faye courage Policy Practice,” Baccalaureate Social Work Educators' Sharp, “Perspectives on Poverty: Creating Faithful Angels for the 25th Annual Conference, Sandestin, Florida, March 5-9, 2008. 21st Century,” 36th Annual Alabama/Mississippi Social Work Education Conference, Oxford, Mississippi, November 8-9, James E. Powe 2007. Jonathan Adams and James Powe, “Future Directions for the Integration of Learning and Practice in Child Welfare,” Bac- Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Generations at Work: Understanding calaureate Social Work Educators' 25th Annual Conference, our Generations and Ourselves: Communication and Person- Sandestin, Florida, March 6, 2008. ality Styles,” Southern Natural Gas Company, Birmingham, Alabama, December 15, 2007. Jennifer J. Savage Jennifer Savage, “Matching or Mismatching for Performance,” Maureen Newton, Robyn Snider and Nancy Francisco Stewart, 6th Annual Fall Social Work Conference, University of “From Classroom to Community: Coordinated Efforts to En- Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, August 30, 2007. courage Policy Practice,” Baccalaureate Social Work Educators' 25th Annual Conference, Sandestin, Florida, March 5-9, 2008.

32 Nancy Francisco Stewart and Carole Zugazaga, “Creating Faithful Angels: Social Work Education's Obligation and Solutions to Poverty,” Social Work Educators Annual Conference, Sandestin, Florida, March 8, 2008.

Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Influencing State Policy Through Advocacy,” NASW AL Chapter PACE Student Advocacy Day 2008, Montgomery, Alabama, April 9, 2008.

Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Change and Conflict: Workplace Generational Issues,” Southern Natural Gas of El Paso Energy Corporation, Birmingham, Alabama, April 2 and April 16, 2008.

Nancy Francisco Stewart, “Collaborative Efforts in Resources, Curriculum, and Inspiration: Alabama Poverty Project, Impact Alabama and JSU Social Work Education,” Liaison Meeting of the Higher Education Partners, Alabama Poverty Project, Birmingham, Alabama, April 25, 2008.

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34 Taleah Collum Patricia Borstorff, Taleah Collum and Stan Newton, “Foreign Direct Investment in Alabama: A Case Study of the Automotive Sector,” International Academy of Case Studies, Jacksonville, William T. Fielding Florida, 2007. Richard Cobb, William Fielding, William Mark Hearn, William Dean’sScroggins and P. Wilson Office“Economic Analysis of the Northeast Carl Gooding Economic Activity Zone,” Etowah County Chamber of Com- William Scroggins, Carl Gooding and Richard Cobb, “The merce, Gadsden, Alabama, April 26, 2007. AACSB Faculty Qualifications Standard: A Regional Univer- sity's Metrics for Assessing AQ and PQ,” Journal of Academic Administration in Higher Education (Spring/Fall 2007): 1-5.

R. Glenn Graham Patricia Borstorff, R. G. Graham and Michael B. Marker, “E- Harassment: Employee Perceptions of E-Technology as a Source Finance,Doris Bennett Economics of Harassment,” Journal of Applied Management and Entrepre- Christopher Westley and Doris Bennett, “The Carriage Trade neurship (JAME) 12, no. 2 (April, 2007): 44-60. &Trend,” AccountingJournal of Health Care Finance 33, no. 3 (Spring 2007): 74-78. Robert J. Landry III Robert J. Landry III and Amy K. Yarbrough, “Global Lessons Patricia Borstorff, Michael B. Marker and Doris S. Bennett, from Consumer Bankruptcy and Healthcare Reforms in the “Online Recruitment: Attitudes and Behaviors of Job Seekers,” United States: A Struggling Social Safety Net,” Michigan State Journal of Strategic E-Commerce (JSEC) 5, no. 1 (2007): 1-24. Journal of International Law 16, no. 2 (2007): 343-84.

Benjamin B. Boozer Robert J. Landry III and Cynthia McCarty, “Causal Factors Robert J. Landry III, Ben Boozer and Christopher Westley, Leading to Municipal Bankruptcy: A Comparative Case Study,” “Medical Malpractice Reform Policy: Why Economic Effi- Municipal Finance Journal 28, no. 1 (Spring, 2007): 19-36. ciency Matters,” International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines 2008 Winter Conference, Orlando, Robert J. Landry III, Stephen Keith Lowe and Patricia Borstorff, Florida, January 4, 2008. “The Issue of Grade Divergence in Higher Education Between Business and Other Fields of Study: An Analysis of Grade Infla- Robert J. Landry III, Ben Boozer and Stephen Keith Lowe, tion,” Allied Academies International Conference Proceedings 12, “Examining State Sponsored Lotteries and Their Effect on no. 1 (April, 2007): 19-23. Bankruptcy Filing Rates: A Time Series Analysis,” 2008 Spring Allied Academies International Conference, Tunica, Mississippi, Robert J. Landry III and Amy K. Yarbrough, “Navigating the April 3, 2008. Social Safety Net: A State-Level Analysis of the Relationships Between Medicaid, the Uninsured and Consumer Bankruptcy,” Ronnie J. Clayton Policy Studies Journal 34, no. 4 (November, 2007): 671-84. Ronnie Clayton, John Jahera and Bill Schmidt, "Estimating Capital Market Parameters: CRSP Versus Yahoo Data" in Ad- Robert J. Landry III, “Individual Chapter 11 Reorganizations: vances in Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management, Volume Big Problems with the New 'Big' Chapter 13,” University of Ar- 3 (Airiti Press, 2007), 181-201. kansas Little Rock Law Review 29, no. 2 (Winter, 2007): 251-81.

Richard Cobb Robert J. Landry III, “The Viability of Bad Faith Dismissals William Scroggins, Carl Gooding and Richard Cobb, “The Under 11 U.S.C. Section 707(a),” American Bankruptcy Institute AACSB Faculty Qualifications Standard: A Regional Univer- Journal 27, no. 2 (March, 2008): 48-49. sity's Metrics for Assessing AQ and PQ,” Journal of Academic Administration in Higher Education (Spring/Fall 2007): 1-5. Robert J. Landry III, “The Not So Safe 'Safe Harbor' of Passing the Means Test: Dismissals Under 11 U.S.C. Sections 707(b)(1) Richard Cobb, William Fielding, William Mark Hearn, William and (3),” Second Annual Consumer Bankruptcy Law Practice Scroggins and P. Wilson “Economic Analysis of the Northeast Seminar Under BAPCPA, Gadsden, Alabama, March 9, 2007. Economic Activity Zone,” Etowah County Chamber of Com- merce, Gadsden, Alabama, April 26, 2007.

35 Robert J. Landry III, Ben Boozer and Christopher Westley, “Medical Malpractice Reform Policy: Why Economic Effi- ciency Matters,” International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines 2008 Winter Conference, Orlando, Florida, January 4, 2008.

Robert J. Landry III, Ben Boozer and Stephen Keith Lowe, “Examining State Sponsored Lotteries and Their Effect on Bankruptcy Filing Rates: A Time Series Analysis,” 2008 Spring Allied Academies International Conference, Tunica, Mississippi, April 3, 2008.

Stephen Keith Lowe Stephen Keith Lowe, “Student Perceptions and Opinions Toward E-Learning in the College Environment,” Academy of Educational Leadership Journal 11, no. 2 (2007): 13-29.

Robert J. Landry III, Stephen Keith Lowe and Patricia Bor- storff, “The Issue of Grade Divergence in Higher Education Be- tween Business and Other Fields of Study: An Analysis of Grade Inflation,” Allied Academies International Conference Proceedings 12, no. 1 (April, 2007): 19-23.

Stephen Keith Lowe, “An Examination of Merit-Based Financial Aid For Higher Education: The Effect Upon a State's Educa- tional Attainment,” 2008 International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD) Conference Proceed- ings 5, no. 1 (January 3-6, 2008): 807-18.

Stephen Keith Lowe, “An Empirical Examination of the Phe- nomenon of Grade Inflation in Higher Education: A Focus of Grade Divergence Between Business and Other Fields of Study,” Academy of Educational Leadership Allied Academies Spring 2007 International Conference, Spring, 2007. Robert J. Landry III and Amy K. Yarbrough, “Bankruptcy and Healthcare Reforms in the United States: A Struggling Social Robert J. Landry III, Ben Boozer and Stephen Keith Lowe, Safety Net in the Context of a Global Economy,” 11th Interna- “Examining State Sponsored Lotteries and Their Effect on tional Conference on Consumer Law, Cape Town, South Africa, Bankruptcy Filing Rates: A Time Series Analysis,” 2008 Spring April 11-13, 2007. Allied Academies International Conference, Tunica, Mississippi, April 3, 2008. Robert J. Landry III, “Dismissal of Chapter 7 Cases for Abuse: The Bankruptcy Administrator's Perspective," Federal Judicial Cynthia McCarty Center National Bankruptcy Administrator Conference, Ash- Robert J. Landry III and Cynthia McCarty, “Causal Factors ville, North Carolina, August 1, 2007. Leading to Municipal Bankruptcy: A Comparative Case Study,” Robert J. Landry III and Amy K. Yarbrough, “Antecedents to Municipal Finance Journal 28, no. 1 (Spring, 2007): 19-36. Hospital Bankruptcies: A Political and Economic Framework,” 2007 Academy of Management Annual Conference, Philadel- Angela Sandberg phia, Pennsylvania, August 8, 2007. Angela Sandberg, “Is a Specialty Certification Right For You?” Tennessee CPA Journal (June, 2007): 24-27. Robert J. Landry III and Amy K. Yarbrough, “An Empirical Examination of the Direct Access Costs to Chapter 7 Con- Bill Schmidt sumer Bankruptcy: A Pilot Study in the Northern District of Ronnie Clayton, John Jahera and Bill Schmidt, "Estimating Alabama,” Academy of Legal Studies in Business 82nd Annual Capital Market Parameters: CRSP Versus Yahoo Data" in Ad- Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana, August 11-14, 2007. vances in Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management, Volume 36 3 (Airiti Press, 2007), 181-201. William Scroggins Jeff Zanzig William Scroggins, Carl Gooding and Richard Cobb, “The Jeff Zanzig, “Development of an Expert System for Use in AACSB Faculty Qualifications Standard: A Regional Univer- Auditing Education,” Association for Global Business Meeting, sity's Metrics for Assessing AQ and PQ,” Journal of Academic Washington, D.C., November 2, 2007. Administration in Higher Education (Spring/Fall 2007): 1-5. Richard Cobb, William Fielding, William Mark Hearn, William Scroggins and P. Wilson “Economic Analysis of the Northeast Economic Activity Zone,” Etowah County Chamber of Com- merce, Gadsden, Alabama, April 26, 2007. Management Richard Cobb, Carl Gooding and William Scroggins, “Demon- strating Faculty Qualifications to an AACSB International Peer Patricia C. Borstorff Review Team,” Academic Business World International Confer- &Florencia Marketing Moran, David Palmer and Patricia Borstorff, “The ence, Nashville, Tennessee, May 26, 2008. Sources of Sustainable Competitive Advantage: Social Complex- ity, Causal Ambiguity and Imitation,” Journal of International Cynthia Ann Sneed Business Research 6, no. 1 (2007): 61-75. Patricia Borstorff, James Thomas and Cynthia Sneed, “Factors Influencing Acceptance of M-Commerce,” Proceedings of As- Patricia Borstorff, Michael B. Marker and Doris S. Bennett, sociation of Global Business, Washington, D.C. (2007): 1-11. “Online Recruitment: Attitudes and Behaviors of Job Seekers,” Journal of Strategic E-Commerce (JSEC) 5, no. 1 (2007): 1-24. Christopher Westley Christopher Westley and Doris Bennett, “The Carriage Trade Patricia Borstorff, R. G. Graham and Michael B. Marker, “E- Trend,” Journal of Health Care Finance 33, no. 3 (Spring 2007): Harassment: Employee Perceptions of E-Technology as a Source 74-78. of Harassment,” Journal of Applied Management and Entrepre- neurship (JAME) 12, no. 2 (April, 2007): 44-60. Christopher Westley, “Markets Undermine Workplace Racism,” JSU Economic Update 16, no. 2 (March/April 2007): 1-4. Robert J. Landry III, Stephen Keith Lowe and Patricia Borstorff, “The Issue of Grade Divergence in Higher Education Between Christopher Westley, “Sad Days in Blacksburg,” Anniston Star, Business and Other Fields of Study: An Analysis of Grade Infla- April 19, 2007. tion,” Allied Academies International Conference Proceedings 12, no. 1 (April, 2007): 19-23. Christopher Westley, “Understanding the Mortgage Market Mess,” JSU Economic Update 16, no. 3 (May/June 2007): 1-4. Patricia Borstorff and Michael B. Marker, “Turnover Drivers and Retention Factors Affecting Hourly Workers,” Manage- Christopher Westley, “Review of The Marketplace of Christi- ment Review: An International Journal 2, no. 1 (summer 2007): anity,” Journal of Markets and Morality 10, no. 2 (Fall 2007): 14-27. 419-21. Christopher Westley, “Review of The Dinosaur Among Us: The Patricia Borstorff, James Thomas and Cynthia Sneed, “Factors World Bank and its Path to Extinction,” Quarterly Journal of Influencing Acceptance of M-Commerce,” Proceedings of As- Austrian Economics 10, no. 4 (Winter 2007): 330-32. sociation of Global Business, Washington, D.C. (2007): 1-11.

Christopher Westley, “William Buckley's 'Permanent Thing',” Patricia Borstorff, Keith Lowe and Robert Landry III, “An Anniston Star, March 2, 2008. Empirical Examination of the Phenomenon of Grade Inflation in Higher Education: A Focus of Grade Divergence Between Christopher Westley, “Richard Grasso Revisited,” Anniston Star, Business and Other Fields of Study,” Allied Academies June 8, 2008. International Conference, Jacksonville, Florida, April 2007.

Robert J. Landry III, Ben Boozer and Christopher Westley, Patricia Borstorff, Taleah Collum and Stan Newton, “Foreign “Medical Malpractice Reform Policy: Why Economic Effi- Direct Investment in Alabama: A Case Study of the Automotive ciency Matters,” International Academy of Business and Public Sector,” International Academy of Case Studies, Jacksonville, Administration Disciplines 2008 Winter Conference, Orlando, Florida, 2007. Florida, January 4, 2008. David Palmer, Patricia Borstorff and Florencia Moran, “An Christopher Westley, "Review of Five Volumes of The Complete Exploratory Analysis of the Relationship Between Organization Hayek" (Indianapolis, Indiana: Liberty Fund, 2008). Culture, Regional Culture, Causal Ambiguity and Competitive 37 Advantage in an International Setting,” Allied Academies I Richard Cobb, Carl Gooding and William Scroggins, “Demon- nternational Conference, Jacksonville, Florida, April, 2007. strating Faculty Qualifications to an AACSB International Peer Review Team,” Academic Business World International Confer- Richard Cobb ence, Nashville, Tennessee, May 26, 2008. William Scroggins, Carl Gooding and Richard Cobb, “The AACSB Faculty Qualifications Standard: A Regional Univer- W. Mark Hearn sity's Metrics for Assessing AQ and PQ,” Journal of Academic Richard Cobb, William Fielding, William Mark Hearn, William Administration in Higher Education (Spring/Fall 2007): 1-5. Scroggins and P. Wilson “Economic Analysis of the Northeast Economic Activity Zone,” Etowah County Chamber of Com- Richard Cobb, William Fielding, William Mark Hearn, William merce, Gadsden, Alabama, April 26, 2007. Scroggins and P. Wilson “Economic Analysis of the Northeast Economic Activity Zone,” Etowah County Chamber of Com- Michael Marker merce, Gadsden, Alabama, April 26, 2007. Patricia Borstorff, R. G. Graham and Michael B. Marker, “E- Harassment: Employee Perceptions of E-Technology as a Source Richard Cobb, “Update on the Economy of Calhoun County of Harassment,” Journal of Applied Management and Entrepre- and the State of Alabama,” Calhoun County Chamber of Com- neurship (JAME) 12, no. 2 (April, 2007): 44-60. merce Economic Summit, January 18, 2008. Patricia Borstorff and Michael B. Marker, “Turnover Drivers Richard Cobb, Carl Gooding and William Scroggins, “Demon- and Retention Factors Affecting Hourly Workers,” Manage- strating Faculty Qualifications to an AACSB International Peer ment Review: An International Journal 2, no. 1 (Summer 2007): Review Team,” Academic Business World International Confer- 14-27. ence, Nashville, Tennessee, May 26, 2008. Patricia Borstorff, Michael B. Marker and Doris S. Bennett, Richard Cobb, “Why Productivity Matters: A Panel Study of “Online Recruitment: Attitudes and Behaviors of Job Seekers,” Airline Profitability Before and After 9/11,” Academic Business Journal of Strategic E-Commerce (JSEC) 5, no. 1 (2007): 1-24. World International Conference, Nashville, Tennessee, May 28, 2008. Stan Newton Patricia Borstorff, Taleah Collum and Stan Newton, “Foreign Kenneth W. H. Day Direct Investment in Alabama: A Case Study of the Automotive Kenneth W. H. Day, “The Activation-Expectation Model of Sector,” International Academy of Case Studies, Jacksonville, Channel Operations: Matching of Exceeding Expectation,” Florida, 2007. Southeast Decision Sciences Institute, Orlando, Florida, Febru- ary 22, 2008. David Palmer Florencia Moran, David Palmer and Patricia Borstorff, “The Michael Featherstone Sources of Sustainable Competitive Advantage: Social Complex- Michael Featherstone, “A Comparison of Web Use in Market- ity, Causal Ambiguity and Imitation,” Journal of International ing by Local Government in the United States and Australia,” Business Research 6, no. 1 (2007): 61-75. Journal of Data Base Marketing and Customer Strategy Manage- ment 14, no. 4: 297-310. David Palmer, Patricia Borstorff and Florencia Moran, “An Exploratory Analysis of the Relationship Between Organization Michael Featherstone, “An Empirical Study of E-Business Web- Culture, Regional Culture, Causal Ambiguity and Competitive site Inbound Link Distributions,” E-Business Review 7 (2007). Advantage in an International Setting,” Allied Academies Inter- national Conference, Jacksonville, Florida, April, 2007. Michael Featherstone and S. Adam, “A Search for Sources of Preferential Attachment Phenomena in E-Business Websites,” James L. Thomas E-Business Review 8 (2008): 120-123. Patricia Borstorff, James Thomas and Cynthia Sneed, “Factors Influencing Acceptance of M-Commerce,” Proceedings of Michael Featherstone, “The Emergence of Simple Business Association of Global Business, Washington, D.C. (2007): 1-11. Models on the World Wide Web” (DBA diss., Southern Cross University, New South Wales, Australia, 2007. Joann K. Williams Joann Williams, “Measuring Teaching Effectiveness,” Academy Carl W. Gooding of Management Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, August, William Scroggins, Carl Gooding and Richard Cobb, “The 2007. AACSB Faculty Qualifications Standard: A Regional Univer- sity's Metrics for Assessing AQ and PQ,” Journal of Academic 38 Administration in Higher Education (Spring/Fall 2007): 1-5. 39 Education & Professional Studies 40 John B. Hammett Gena Riley Dean’sJohn B. Hammett, “Closing Office the Loop in Program Improve- StudentGena Riley, “Creating a Teacher Teaching Orientation Seminar for Cer- ment: Using Advisory Groups to Strengthen Teacher Educa- tification Candidates: Priming Your Students for Success,” 6th tion Programs,” Mid-South Educational Research Association Annual LiveText Collaboration Conference, Chicago, Illinois, (MSERA) Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 2007. Summer 2007.

John B. Hammett, “Managing Change Effectively,” 5th C. Hilber, Gena Riley and Larry Beard, “Developing Assessment Annual LiveText Winter Seminar, New Orleans, Louisiana, Tools Based on the State’s Course of Study: Hands-on Develop- February 2008. ment of Tests That Reflect Real Classroom Instruction,” Making an Impact Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, March 6, 2007. John B. Hammett, Roland Thornburg and Gena Riley, “Meet- ing NCATE Standards 1 and 2 in Physical Education Pro- Dale Campbell and Gena Riley, “Helping Children Learn the grams,” AAHPERD National Convention and Expo, Fort Processes of Addition and Subtraction,” National Council of Worth, Texas, April 8-12, 2008. Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Regional Conference, Rich- mond, Virginia, October 11, 2007. Cynthia Harper Cynthia Harper, “Closing the Loop in Program Improvement: Charles E. Notar, Gena Riley, Cynthia Harper and Lynetta Ow- Using Advisory Groups to Strengthen Teacher Education Pro- ens, “The Evolution of PRIME: Process for Remediating Identi- grams,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) fied Marginal Candidates,” Mid-South Educational Research Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7, 2007. Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007.

Charles E. Notar, Gena Riley, Cynthia Harper and Lynetta Ow- Charles E. Notar, Gena Riley and Roland Thornburg, “Disci- ens, “The Evolution of PRIME: Process for Remediating Identi- plinary Action Committee,” Mid-South Educational Research fied Marginal Candidates,” Mid-South Educational Research Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Gena Riley, “Bag ‘n Bottle Science: Science Teaching,” National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Area Conference on Sci- ence Education, Denver, Colorado, November 8-10, 2007.

Gena Riley, “Bag ‘n Bottle Science,” National Science Teachers Kingsley O. Harbor Association (NSTA) Area Conference on Science Education, CommunicationKingsley O. Harbor, “The Challenges and Rewards of Depart- Birmingham, Alabama, December 6-8, 2007. ment Chairmanship: A Thirteen Year Chronicle,” Association of Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) John B. Hammett, Roland Thornburg and Gena Riley, “Meet- National Conference, Washington, D.C., August, 2007. ing NCATE Standards 1 and 2 in Physical Education Pro- grams,” AAHPERD National Convention and Expo, Fort Worth, Texas, April 8-12, 2008.

Kelly W. Ryan Kelly Ryan, “Creating a Teacher Orientation Seminar for Certification Candidates: Priming Your Students for Success,” 6th Annual LiveText Collaboration Conference, Chicago, Instructional Illinois, Summer 2007. Carl Michael Zenanko ServicesMike Zenanko, “Questioning: Unit A Look at the Research Back- ground on Effective Questioning Strategies,” Association for the Tutoring Profession Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, March 2008.

41 Teje H. Sult Teje Sult, “Gender Based Obstacles in Teaching,” National Asso- ciation of Industrial Technology (NAIT) 40th Annual Confer- ence, Panama City Beach, Florida, October 24-26, 2007. Technology & Ed Bellman and Teje Sult, International Conference on In- dustry, Engineering, and Management Systems (IEMS), Coca Beach, Florida, March 10-12, 2008. Noureddine Bekhouche EngineeringNoureddine Bekhouche, “Student Perceptions in the Circuits Lab,” National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) 40th Annual Conference, Panama City Beach, Florida, October 25, 2007.

Edwin R. Bellman Ed Bellman and Teje Sult, International Conference on In- Curriculum & dustry, Engineering, and Management Systems (IEMS), Coca Lawrence Beard Beach, Florida, March 10-12, 2008. InstructionLarry Beard, “Why Do We Punish Ourselves So?” American Judo (Summer 2007): 6. Jessie Godbey Jess Godbey, Dana Ingalsbe and Terry Marbut, “Meeting the Slenda Haynes and Larry Beard, “Linking Parents to Online Needs of Students and Employers: Development of an Innova- Literacy,” Special Education Technology Practice 9, no. 4 (Septem- tive Graduate Program in Manufacturing Systems Technology,” ber/October 2007): 30-33. National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) 40th Annual Conference, Panama City Beach, Florida, October M. Brisendine, D. Lentjes, C. Morgan, M. Purdy, W. Wagnon, 24-26, 2007. W. Woods, Larry Beard and Charles Notar, “Is Full Inclusion Desirable?” Asian Social Science 4, no. 1 (2008): 72-77. Jess Godbey, “The Effects of Behavior-Based Safety Techniques Laura Carpenter, Larry Beard and Teresa Gardner, “Assistive on Safe Behavior: A Case Study,” National Association of Indus- Technology and Response to Intervention: Improving Out- trial Technology (NAIT) 40th Annual Conference, Panama City comes for ALL Students,” TED Conference, Council for Excep- Beach, Florida, October 25, 2007. tional Children, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, November 8, 2006.

Dana Ingalsbe C. Hilber, Gena Riley and Larry Beard, “Developing Assessment Jess Godbey, Dana Ingalsbe and Terry Marbut, “Meeting the Tools Based on the State’s Course of Study: Hands-on Develop- Needs of Students and Employers: Development of an Innova- ment of Tests That Reflect Real Classroom Instruction,” Making tive Graduate Program in Manufacturing Systems Technology,” an Impact Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, March 16, 2007. National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) 40th Annual Conference, Panama City Beach, Florida, October Larry Beard, “Introducing Secondary Majors to Co-teaching/ 24-26, 2007. Collaborative Approaches Using a Secondary Collaboration Model,” 2007 CEC Convention and Expo, Louisville, Ken- Dana Ingalsbe, “Using an Industry-Partnered Class Project to tucky, April 19, 2007. Reinforce Lean Principles,” National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) 40th Annual Conference, Panama City Laura Carpenter, Larry Beard and Linda Johnson, “The Assistive Beach, Florida, October 24-26, 2007. Technology Integration Model: Introducing AT to Preservice Teacher Candidates,” 2007 CEC Convention and Expo, Terry M. Marbut Louisville, Kentucky, April 20, 2007. Jess Godbey, Dana Ingalsbe and Terry Marbut, “Meeting the Teresa J. Gardner and Larry Beard, “Tell Me Your Story: Needs of Students and Employers: Development of an Innova- Encouraging Speech-T-Text Use Via the Classroom Computer,” tive Graduate Program in Manufacturing Systems Technology,” Council for Exceptional Children Convention and Expo, National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) 40th Louisville, Kentucky, April 21, 2007. Annual Conference, Panama City Beach, Florida, October 24-26, 2007.

42 Larry Beard and Denise Richardson, “E-Filing Cabinet: Revised Elizabeth Engley and Extended,” Alabama Educational Technology Conference Celia B. Hilber, Elizabeth Engley and Nina M. King, “Develop- (AETC), Birmingham, Alabama, June 14, 2007. ing Professional Dispositions in the Preservice Teacher: Raising Standards,” International Forum of Teaching and Social Studies. Linda Johnson, Laura Carpenter and Larry Beard, “Assistive Technology: Accessibility for all Students,” Alabama Mega Con- Celia B. Hilber, Elizabeth Engley and Nina M. King, “Gen- ference, Mobile, Alabama, July 9, 2007. eral and Special Educators’ Perceptions of Bullying in the Lower Grades,” Mid-South Educational Research Association Rita Boydston and Larry Beard, “Written Retellings of Nar- (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, No- ratives as a Method of Accessing Struggling Readers Literacy vember 7, 2007. Development,” Alabama Federation Council for Exceptional Children Superconference, Birmingham, Alabama, February Elizabeth Engley, “Using Online Learning to Reflect on Issues/ 8, 2008. Trends and Children’s Futures,” 15th Annual Georgia Confer- ence on College and University Teaching, Kennesaw, Georgia, Dale Campbell and Larry Beard, “Assistive Technology for Lit- February 15, 2008. eracy Instruction,” Alabama Federation Council for Exceptional Children Superconference, Birmingham, Alabama, February Elizabeth Engley, “Using Online Learning to Reflect on Issues/ 8, 2008. Trends and Children’s Futures,” Nineteenth International Con- ference on College Teaching and Learning, Jacksonville, Florida, Charles E. Notar and Larry Beard, “Is Full Inclusion Desirable?” April 14-18, 2008. Alabama Federation Council for Exceptional Children Super- conference, Birmingham, Alabama, February 8, 2008. Teresa Gardner Teresa J. Gardner, “Speech Recognition for Students with Dis- Rita C. Boydston abilities in Writing,” Physical Disabilities: Education and Related Rita Boydston and Larry Beard, “Written Retellings of Narratives Services 26, no. 2 (Spring 2008): 43-53. as a Method of Accessing Struggling Readers Literacy Develop- ment,” Alabama Federation Council for Exceptional Children Laura Carpenter, Larry Beard and Teresa Gardner, “Assistive Superconference, Birmingham, Alabama, February 8, 2008. Technology and Response to Intervention: Improving Out- comes for ALL Students,” TED Conference, Council for Excep- Marsha Dale Campbell tional Children, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, November 8, 2006. Dale Campbell and Gena Riley, “Helping Children Learn the Teresa J. Gardner and Larry Beard, “Tell Me Your Story: En- Processes of Addition and Subtraction,” couraging Speech-T-Text Use Via the Classroom Computer,” National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Re- Council for Exceptional Children Convention and Expo, Louis- gional Conference, Richmond, Virginia, October 11, 2007. ville, Kentucky, April 21, 2007.

Dale Campbell, “Using Journals in Pre-Service Math Methods Teresa J. Gardner and Lynetta Owens, “Co-Teaching and Col- Classes,” Alabama Council of Teachers of Mathematics (ACTM) laboration for Elementary and Secondary Classrooms,” Russell State Conference, Montgomery, Alabama, October 26, 2007. County Schools, Seale, Alabama, August 7, 2007.

Phyllis Taylor, Jennifer C. Strain and Dale Campbell, “Bag ‘n Teresa J. Gardner, “Using Math Journal to Improve Math Bottle Science,” National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Calculation and Comprehension,” Alabama Council of Teach- 2007 Area Conference on Science Education, Birmingham, ers of Mathematics ACTM Fall Forum, Montgomery, Alabama, Alabama, December 7, 2007. October 26, 2007.

Phyllis Taylor, Jennifer C. Strain and Dale Campbell, “The Fine Lynetta Owens and Teresa J. Gardner, “Collaboration: Positive Art of Science,” National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Classroom Climate,” Russell County Schools, Seale, Alabama 2007 Area Conference on Science Education, Birmingham, (January 11, 2008). Alabama, December 7, 2007. Teresa J. Gardner, “Guesswork or Understanding?: Take the Dale Campbell and Larry Beard, “Assistive Technology for Lit- Guesswork Out of Teaching and Learning,” Alabama Federation eracy Instruction,” Alabama Federation Council for Exceptional Council for Exceptional Children Superconference, Birming- Children Superconference, Birmingham, Alabama, February ham, Alabama (February 8, 2008). 8, 2008. 43 Slenda Haynes John Ketterer, Tommy Phillips, Nina King and Celia Hilber, Slenda Haynes and Larry Beard, “Linking Parents to Online “Multicultural Competency in Higher Education as a Com- Literacy,” Special Education Technology Practice 9, no. 4 (Septem- ponent of NCATE Standard IV Accountability,” American As- ber/October 2007): 30-33. sociation of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) Confer- ence, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 8, 2008. Slenda Haynes, “Effective Vocabulary Strategies for Content Areas,” Rocky Mountain Regional International Reading As- Patricia Kramer Lowry sociation (IRA) Confe Patricia K. Lowry, Judy McCrary and Karen Nemeth, “Emer- rence, Billings, Montana, October 19, 2007. gent Literacy Through Integrated Content Areas,” Alabama Reading Association (ARA) Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, Celia Hilber October 26, 2007. Celia B. Hilber, Elizabeth Engley and Nina M. King, “Develop- ing Professional Dispositions in the Preservice Teacher: Raising Patricia K. Lowry and Judy McCrary, “Combining Looping Standards,” International Forum of Teaching and Social Studies. With Action Research in the College Classroom: A Three-Year Study,” MidSouth Educational Research Association (MSERA) C. Hilber, Gena Riley and Larry Beard, “Developing Assessment Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 8, Tools Based on the State’s Course of Study: Hands-on Develop- 2007. ment of Tests That Reflect Real Classroom Instruction,” Making an Impact Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, March 16, 2007. Patricia K. Lowry and Judy McCrary, “Quality Matters: An Innovative Instructional Technique Combining Looping with Celia B. Hilber, “Using Live Text in University Courses to Action Research in Graduate Teacher Education,” American As- Enhance Students’ Learning,” Live Text Conference, Chicago, sociation of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) Confer- Illinois, July 25, 2007. ence, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 9, 2008.

Celia B. Hilber, Elizabeth Engley and Nina M. King, “Gen- Judy Hale McCrary eral and Special Educators’ Perceptions of Bullying in the Patricia K. Lowry, Judy McCrary and Karen Nemeth, “Emer- Lower Grades,” Mid-South Educational Research Association gent Literacy Through Integrated Content Areas,” Alabama (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, No- Reading Association (ARA) Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, vember 7, 2007. October 26, 2007.

John Ketterer, Tommy Phillips, Nina King and Celia Hilber, Patricia K. Lowry and Judy McCrary, “Combining Looping “Multicultural Competency in Higher Education as a Com- With Action Research in the College Classroom: A Three-Year ponent of NCATE Standard IV Accountability,” American As- Study,” MidSouth Educational Research Association (MSERA) sociation of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) Confer- Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November ence, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 8, 2008. 8, 2007. Patricia K. Lowry and Judy McCrary, “Quality Matters: An George L. Johnson Innovative Instructional Technique Combining Looping with George Johnson, “No One Can Make You Feel Inferior With- Action Research in Graduate Teacher Education,” American As- out Your Consent: Equity and Justice in the Classroom,” Centre sociation of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) Confer- for Equity and Innovation in International Early Childhood ence, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 9, 2008. Conference, Melbourne, Australia, November 16, 2007. Lynetta A. Owens Nina Marrs King Teresa J. Gardner and Lynetta Owens, “Co-Teaching and Col- Celia B. Hilber, Elizabeth Engley and Nina M. King, “Develop- laboration for Elementary and Secondary Classrooms,” Russell ing Professional Dispositions in the Preservice Teacher: Raising County Schools, Seale, Alabama, August 7, 2007. Standards,” International Forum of Teaching and Social Studies. Charles E. Notar, Gena Riley, Cynthia Harper and Lynetta Ow- ens, “The Evolution of PRIME: Process for Remediating Identi- Celia B. Hilber, Elizabeth Engley and Nina M. King, “Gen- fied Marginal Candidates,” Mid-South Educational Research eral and Special Educators’ Perceptions of Bullying in the Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Lower Grades,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, No- Lynetta Owens and Teresa J. Gardner, “Collaboration: Positive vember 7, 2007. Classroom Climate,” Russell County Schools, Seale, Alabama, January 11, 2008.

44 Melinda Staubs Phyllis Taylor Melinda Odom Staubs, “A Learning Cycle Lesson Plan: Scar- Phyllis Taylor and Jennifer C. Strain, “Bag ‘n Bottle Science,” city,” Social Studies Research and Practice 2, no. 1 (2007). National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) 2007 Area Con- ference on Science Education, Denver, Colorado, November C. Sunal, D.W. Sunal and Melinda Odom Staubs, “Why Did 9, 2007. They Do It? What Were the Purposes of Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery Expedition?” in The Infusion of Technol- Phyllis Taylor and Jennifer C. Strain, “READ an Inquiry Les- ogy into Exemplary Social Studies Lessons, ed. L. Bennett and son,” National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) 2007 Area M. Benson (Silver Spring, Maryland: National Council for the Conference on Science Education, Denver, Colorado, Social Studies, 2007). November 10, 2007.

Melinda Odom Staubs, “Economics Education: Attitudes and Phyllis Taylor, Jennifer C. Strain and Dale Campbell, “Bag ‘n Practices of Elementary and Middle Grade Teacher Candidates” Bottle Science,” National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) (Ed.D. diss., University of Alabama, 2007). 2007 Area Conference on Science Education, Birmingham, Alabama, December 7, 2007. Melinda Odom Staubs, “Using Trade Books: A Festival of Elementary Social Studies Lessons,” National Council for the Phyllis Taylor, Jennifer C. Strain and Dale Campbell, “The Fine Social Studies National Conference, San Diego, California, Art of Science,” National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) December, 2007. 2007 Area Conference on Science Education, Birmingham, Alabama, December 7, 2007. Melinda Odom Staubs, “Notable Trade Books: Lessons and Units,” National Council for the Social Studies National Con- ference, San Diego, California, December 1, 2007.

Melinda Odom Staubs, “Dimensions of Democratic Citizenship Education,” Social Studies Council of Alabama State Confer- ence, Montgomery, Alabama, February 29, 2008. Educational Jimmy H. Barnes Jennifer C. Strain ResourcesDonna Herring, Jimmy Barnes and Kathleen Friery, “Teaching Phyllis Taylor and Jennifer C. Strain, “Bag ‘n Bottle Science,” the INTASC Standards through Project-Based Learning,” E- National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) 2007 Area Con- Learn 2007, Quebec City, Canada, October 15-19, 2007. ference on Science Education, Denver, Colorado, November 9, 2007. Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery and Jimmy Barnes and Nancy Fox, “E-folios for 21st Century Learners,” Mid-South Educa- Phyllis Taylor and Jennifer C. Strain, “READ an Inquiry Les- tional Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, son,” National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) 2007 Area Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Conference on Science Education, Denver, Colorado, November 10, 2007. Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery and Jimmy Barnes and Nancy Fox, “Collecting Research and Accreditation Data With Live Phyllis Taylor, Jennifer C. Strain and Dale Campbell, “Bag ‘n Text,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) Bottle Science,” National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 2007 Area Conference on Science Education, Birmingham, 7-9, 2007. Alabama, December 7, 2007. Donna Herring, Jimmy Barnes, Charles E. Notar and Kath- Phyllis Taylor, Jennifer C. Strain and Dale Campbell, “The Fine leen Friery, “Teaching and Assessing the INTASC Standards Art of Science,” National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Through Project-Based Learning,” Association for the Advance- 2007 Area Conference on Science Education, Birmingham, ment of Computing in Education (AACE) National Conven- Alabama, December 7, 2007. tion, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 3-7, 2008.

Sandra Fox Sudduth Janice Chandler Sandra Fox Suddeth, “Early Number Sense Experiences: Jan W. Chandler and Joy Burnham, “Counseling Versus Non- Through Multicultural Perspectives Using Children’s Literature,” counseling Duties: Survival Skills for Alabama School Counsel- Alabama Reading Association (ARA) Conference, Huntsville, ors,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Conference, Alabama, October 26, 2007. Birmingham, Alabama, November 14-16, 2007. 45 Tommy E. Turner, Jan W. Chandler, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery and Nancy Fox, “E-folios for D. Kiser, “In School Suspension?: Counselor Involvement and 21st Century Learners,” Mid-South Educational Research Asso- What is Working,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st ciation (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, Annual Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November October 7, 2007. 14-16, 2007. Kathleen Friery, Donna Herring and Nancy Fox, “Online Tommy E. Turner, Jan W. Chandler, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry D. Course Delivery - Not an Option!!!: Bringing Your Staff On Kiser, “School Bullying: Three Levels of Prevention/Interven- Board,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) tion,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Confer- Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, October 8, 2007. ence, Birmingham, Alabama, November 14-16, 2007. Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, Jimmy Barnes and Nancy Fox, Charlotte Eady “E-folios for 21st Century Learners,” Mid-South Educational Charlotte K. Eady and S.J. Zepeda, “Evaluation, Supervision, Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot and Staff Development Under Mandated Reform: The Percep- Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. tions and Practices of Rural Middle School Principals,” The Rural Educator 28, no. 2 (2007): 1-7. Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, Jimmy Barnes and Nancy Fox, “Collecting Research and Accreditation Data With Live Charlotte K. Eady, “Rural Middle School Principals’ Perspec- Text,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) tives of Supervision and Evaluation as they Implement a Recent Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November Statewide Reform Initiative” in Real World Supervision: Adapting 7-9, 2007. Theory to Practice, ed. S.J. Zepeda (Norwood, Massachusetts: Christopher-Gordon Publishers, Inc., 2007). Tommy E. Turner, Jan W. Chandler, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry D. Kiser, “In School Suspension?: Counselor Involvement and Charlotte K. Eady and Isreal Eady, “My Soul Looked Back and What is Working,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st An- Wondered: The Supervisory Styles of Two African American nual Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November Principals of Segregated Schools in Georgia,” Mid-South Edu- 14-16, 2007. cational Research Association Annual Meeting, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 8, 2007.

Isreal Eady Isreal Eady and J. Wilson, “Restructuring Music’s Role in the Middle Grades Curriculum,” College Student Journal 41, no. 1 (2007): 239-41.

Isreal Eady, “Supervisors’ Perceptions of Integrating Music Into Middle Grades to Positively Influence Learning,” Southern Regional Council on Educational Administration, Kansas City, Missouri, November, 2007.

Charlotte K. Eady and Isreal Eady, “My Soul Looked Back and Wondered: The Supervisory Styles of Two African American Principals of Segregated Schools in Georgia,” Mid-South Edu- cational Research Association Annual Meeting, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 8, 2007.

Nancy Fox Tommy E. Turner, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry D. Kiser, “Uniting Spirituality and Sexual Counseling: Semitic Traditions,” The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families 15, no. 3 (2007): 278-79.

Nancy Fox, Kathleen Friery and Donna Herring, “The Profes- sor’s Guide to Live Text,” 6th Annual Live Text Collaboration Conference, Chicago, Illinois, July 25, 2007. 46 Tommy E. Turner, Jan W. Chandler, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry D. Kiser, “School Bullying: Three Levels of Prevention/Interven- tion,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Confer- ence, Birmingham, Alabama, November 14-16, 2007.

Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox and Gordon Nelson, “Singing in the Rain,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Con- ference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 14, 2007.

L. Tyson, C. Daughhetee, L. Foster, Nancy Fox, K. Knapp, S. Lowe and G. Reynolds, “School Counseling in the 21st Centu- ry,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Conference, Birmingham, Alabama November 16, 2007.

Kathleen A. Friery Kathleen Friery and Donna Herring, “Top Ten Must Do’s: Cre- ative Techniques to Bring your Faculty On Board,” Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (2007): 1036-39.

Nancy Fox, Kathleen Friery and Donna Herring, “The Profes- sor’s Guide to Live Text,” 6th Annual Live Text Collaboration Conference, Chicago, Illinois, July 25, 2007.

Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery and Nancy Fox, “E-folios for 21st Century Learners,” Mid-South Educational Research Asso- ciation (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, October 7, 2007.

Kathleen Friery, Donna Herring and Nancy Fox, “Online Course Delivery - Not an Option!!!: Bringing Your Staff On Board,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, October 8, 2007.

Donna Herring, Jimmy Barnes and Kathleen Friery, “Teaching Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox and Gordon Nelson, “Singing in the INTASC Standards through Project-Based Learning,” E- the Rain,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Con- Learn 2007, Quebec City, Canada, October 15-19, 2007. ference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 14, 2007.

Donna Herring and Kathleen Friery, “E-folios for 21st Century Kathleen Friery and William A. Kiser, “In God We Trust, All Learners,” E-Learn 2007, Quebec City, Canada, October Others Bring DATA!: Counselors Making a Difference with 15-19, 2007. Action Research,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 15, 2007. Donna Herring and Kathleen Friery, “Online Course Delivery - Not an Option!!!: Bringing Your Staff On Board,” E-Learn 2007, Quebec City, Canada, October 15-19, 2007. Kathleen Friery and Donna Herring, “Creative Techniques for Bringing your Faculty On Board with Live Text,” International Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, Jimmy Barnes and Nancy Fox, Conference on Technology, San Antonio, Texas, 2007. “E-folios for 21st Century Learners,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Donna Herring, Jimmy Barnes, Charles E. Notar and Kath- Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. leen Friery, “Teaching and Assessing the INTASC Standards Through Project-Based Learning,” Association for the Advance- Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, Jimmy Barnes and Nancy Fox, ment of Computing in Education (AACE) National Conven- “Collecting Research and Accreditation Data With Live Text,” tion, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 3-7, 2008. Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. 47 Donna Herring Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, Jimmy Barnes and Nancy Charles E. Notar, Donna Herring and J. D. Wilson, “Website Fox, “Collecting Research and Accreditation Data With Live Evaluation for Teachers,” International Journal of Arts and Sci- Text,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) ences 2, no. 2 (2007): 10-12. Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Donna Herring and Charles Notar, “Show What You Know: ePortfolios for 21st Century Learners,” Society for Information Donna Herring and Charles Notar, “LiveText Versus Web Technology and Teacher Education (2007): 87-92. Design Software: Research Shows,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Donna Herring, Teaching the INTASC Standards through Project- Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Based Learning (Morrisville, North Carolina: Lulu Publishing, Inc., 2007). Donna Herring, “Nobody Told Me That: Orientation for Dum- mies,” National Live Text Collaboration Conference. Kathleen Friery and Donna Herring, “Top Ten Must Do’s: Cre- ative Techniques to Bring your Faculty On Board,” Society for Donna Herring, “The Live Text Light: Shining the Way for Stu- Information Technology and Teacher Education (2007): 1036-39. dent Success,” National Live Text Collaboration Conference.

Donna Herring and Charles Notar, “PT3 Grant,” Society for Donna Herring, “Improving Student Performance Through Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE) 17th Graduate Orientation,” Mid-South Educational Research Asso- Annual Conference, San Antonio, Texas, March 26-30, 2007. ciation (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Nancy Fox, Kathleen Friery and Donna Herring, “The Profes- sor’s Guide to Live Text,” 6th Annual Live Text Collaboration Donna Herring, “Proven Ways to Bring Faculty and Staff On Conference, Chicago, Illinois, July 25, 2007. Board with Live Text,” Mid-South Educational Research Asso- ciation (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery and Nancy Fox, “E-folios for November 7-9, 2007. 21st Century Learners,” Mid-South Educational Research Asso- ciation (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, Donna Herring, “Creating and Delivering Online Courses October 7, 2007. with Live Text,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, Kathleen Friery, Donna Herring and Nancy Fox, “Online November7-9, 2007. Course Delivery - Not an Option!!!: Bringing Your Staff On Board,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) Donna Herring, “Implementing the America’s Choice Model in Regional Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas, October 8, 2007. the High School.”

Donna Herring, Jimmy Barnes and Kathleen Friery, “Teaching Kathleen Friery and Donna Herring, “Creative Techniques for the INTASC Standards through Project-Based Learning,” E- Bringing your Faculty On Board with Live Text,” International Learn 2007, Quebec City, Canada, October 15-19, 2007. Conference on Technology, San Antonio, Texas, 2007.

Donna Herring and Kathleen Friery, “E-folios for 21st Century Donna Herring, Jimmy Barnes, Charles E. Notar and Kath- Learners,” E-Learn 2007, Quebec City, Canada, October leen Friery, “Teaching and Assessing the INTASC Standards 15-19, 2007. Through Project-Based Learning,” Association for the Advance- ment of Computing in Education (AACE) National Conven- Donna Herring and Kathleen Friery, “Online Course Delivery tion, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 3-7, 2008. - Not an Option!!!: Bringing Your Staff On Board,” E-Learn 2007, Quebec City, Canada, October 15-19, 2007. John J. Ketterer John Ketterer, Tommy Phillips, Nina King and Celia Hilber, Donna Herring, Kathleen Friery, Jimmy Barnes and Nancy Fox, “Multicultural Competency in Higher Education as a Com- “E-folios for 21st Century Learners,” Mid-South Educational ponent of NCATE Standard IV Accountability,” American As- Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot sociation of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) Confer- Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. ence, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 8, 2008.

48 Jerry D. Kiser Conference on Information Literacy, Savannah, Georgia, Tommy E. Turner, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry D. Kiser, “Uniting October 5, 2007. Spirituality and Sexual Counseling: Semitic Traditions,” The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families Betty J. Morris and Melanie Black Ahlschwede, “Pathfinders: 15, no. 3 (2007): 278-79. An Information Literacy Tool,” Georgia Conference on Infor- mation Literacy, Savannah, Georgia, October 6, 2007. Tommy E. Turner, Jan W. Chandler, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry D. Kiser, “In School Suspension?: Counselor Involvement and Betty J. Morris, “Principal’s Support of Media Specialist and What is Working,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Classroom Teacher Collaboration: A Research Study,” American Annual Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November Association of School Librarians, Reno, Nevada, October 14-16, 2007. 26, 2007.

Tommy E. Turner, Jan W. Chandler, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry D. J. Gordon Nelson Kiser, “School Bullying: Three Levels of Prevention/Interven- Gordon Nelson, “Cooperative Learning and Motivation: Stu- tion,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Confer- dents Developing Multimedia Power Point Presentations,” Pro- ence, Birmingham, Alabama, November 14-16, 2007. ceedings of the 5th Annual Conference on Education and Informa- tion Systems, Technologies and Applications (EISTA 2007): 41-44. Tommy E. Turner and Jerry D. Kiser, “Uniting Spirituality and Sexual Counseling,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Kathleen Friery, Nancy Fox and Gordon Nelson, “Singing in Annual Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November the Rain,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Con- 14-16, 2007. ference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 14, 2007.

William Kiser Gordon Nelson, “Lifelong Learning in a New Society: Making Kathleen Friery and William A. Kiser, “In God We Trust, All Education Accessible Across All Ages,” Mid-South Educational Others Bring DATA!: Counselors Making a Difference with Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot Action Research,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 15, 2007. Tommy Turner Mary Montgomery and William A. Kiser, “Education for Tommy E. Turner, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry D. Kiser, “Uniting School Leadership: From Paper to Portfolio in the Capstone Spirituality and Sexual Counseling: Semitic Traditions,” The Experience,” Society for Information Technology and Teacher Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families Education (SITE) 19th International Conference, Las Vegas, 15, no. 3 (2007): 278-79. Nevada, March 3-7, 2008. Tommy E. Turner, Jan W. Chandler, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry Mary Montgomery D. Kiser, “In School Suspension?: Counselor Involvement and Mary Montgomery, D. Richardson and C. Giles, “Serendip- What is Working,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st ity in Action Research: Leadership for School Improvement,” Annual Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November Review of Higher Education and Self-Learning 1, no. 1 (2008). 14-16, 2007.

Mary Montgomery and William A. Kiser, “Education for Tommy E. Turner, Jan W. Chandler, Nancy J. Fox and Jerry D. School Leadership: From Paper to Portfolio in the Capstone Kiser, “School Bullying: Three Levels of Prevention/Interven- Experience,” Society for Information Technology and Teacher tion,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Annual Confer- Education (SITE) 19th International Conference, Las Vegas, ence, Birmingham, Alabama, November 14-16, 2007. Nevada, March 3-7, 2008. Tommy E. Turner and Jerry D. Kiser, “Uniting Spirituality and Betty Morris Sexual Counseling,” Alabama Counseling Association 41st Betty J. Morris, Paula Barnett-Ellis, Joseph Freedman and Bar- Annual Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November bara Hightower, “Beyond the Classroom: Harnessing Technol- 14-16, 2007. ogy to Cultivate Information Literacy Skills and Library Media Education,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Mobile, Melanie Wallace Alabama, April 19, 2007. Melanie Wallace, “Inspiration Through Collaboration: Chi Sigma Iota Idea Exchange,” Alabama Counseling Association Betty J. Morris and Melanie Black Ahlschwede, “Scavenger 41st Annual Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November Hunts: An Information Literacy Motivational Tool,” Georgia 14-16, 2007. 49 T. Jeff Chandler and J.E. McMillan, “Appropriate Submissions to Strength and Conditioning Journal,” Strength and Condition- ing Journal 29, no. 2 (2007).

Mark Kovacs, W. Britt Chandler and T. Jeff Chandler, Tennis Training, Enhancing On-Court Performance (Vista, California: Racquet Tech Publishing, 2007).

T. Jeff Chandler and Lee E. Brown, editors, Strength and Con- ditioning for Human Performance (Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins, 2008).

T. Jeff Chandler, “Publishing and Writing in the Field,” Ala- bama State Association for Health, Physical Education, Rec- reation and Dance (ASAHPERD) Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 12, 2007.

T. Jeff Chandler and Mark Kovacs, “Common Injuries of a Teaching Pro and How to Delay and/or Manage Them to Extend Your Career,” Professional Tennis Registry International Symposium, Hilton Head, South Carolina, 2008.

Alana Ellenburg, M.S. Kovacs, M. Pope, W.T. Roberts and T. Jeff Chandler, “Energy Drink Consumption in High School Students and Athletes,” Southeast Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, February 14-16, 2008.

William James Griffin William J. Griffin, “Measuring Spiritual Growth,” CAA Fall Conference, Montreal, October 17-19, 2007.

William J. Griffin, “Dueling Banjos Research Symposia,” CAA Fall Conference, Montreal, October 17-19, 2007.

Ronnie Ray Harris Ronnie Harris, “Teaching Dance in Schools,” NE Georgia Health, Physical District Conference of HPER, Reinhardt College, Georgia, Education & October 5, 2007. Donna Hey Melinda Bolgar Donna Hey and William T. Hey, “Sport Specific Yoga,” Ala- Melinda R. Bolgar, “Trait Anger, Appraisal, and Coping Dif- Recreation bama State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recre- ferences Among Adolescent Tennis Players,” Journal of Applied ation and Dance (ASAHPERD) Spring Conference, Orange Sport Psychology 20, no. 1 (2008): 73-87. Beach, Alabama, April 20-21, 2007.

T. Jeff Chandler Donna Hey and Gina Mabrey, “Resistance Training for the W. B. Kibler, T. Jeff Chandler, R. Shapiro and M. Conuel, Cost Conscious College Class,” Alabama State Association for “Muscle Activations in Coupled Scapulohumeral Motions in Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (ASAH- the High Performance Tennis Serve,” British Journal of Sports PERD) Spring Conference, Orange Beach, Alabama, April Medicine 41 (2007): 745-49. 19-21, 2007.

50 William T. Hey and Donna Hey, “Creative Group Strategies for Mark Kovacs the Health Education Class,” Kentucky Association for Health, Mark Kovacs, W. Britt Chandler and T. Jeff Chandler, Tennis Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference, Louis- Training, Enhancing On-Court Performance (Vista, California: ville, Kentucky, October 25-26, 2007. Racquet Tech Publishing, 2007).

Donna Hey and Gina Mabrey, “New Hip Hop Craze,” Alabama Mark Kovacs, “Stress and Coping in the Workplace,” The Psy- State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation chologist (September, 2007). and Dance (ASAHPERD) Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 11-13, 2007. Mark Kovacs, “A Coach’s Guide to Heat and Hydration,” Ala- bama State Association for Health, Physical Education, Rec- William Hey reation and Dance (ASAHPERD) Conference, Birmingham, Michael D. Ballard and William T. Hey, “Considerations for Alabama, November 13, 2007. Moving Into Administration: Career Advancement or a Move into the Dark Side,” Kentucky AHPERD (Fall, 2007): 10. T. Jeff Chandler and Mark Kovacs, “Common Injuries of a Teaching Pro and How to Delay and/or Manage Them to Emel Luleci, William T. Hey and Feryal Subasi, “Assessing Extend Your Career,” Professional Tennis Registry International Selected Quality of Life Factors of Nursing Home Residents in Symposium, Hilton Head, South Carolina, 2008. Turkey,” Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics 46 (2008): 57-66. Alana Ellenburg, M.S. Kovacs, M. Pope, W.T. Roberts and T. William T. Hey, “Leadership Qualities and the Importance of Jeff Chandler, “Energy Drink Consumption in High School Professional Development for HPER Future Professionals,” Students and Athletes,” Southeast Chapter of the American Alabama State Association for Health, Physical Education, Rec- College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, reation and Dance (ASAHPERD) Spring Conference, Orange Alabama, February 14-16, 2008. Beach, Alabama, April 19-21, 2007. Mark Kovacs, “Relationship Between Personality and Collegiate William T. Hey, “Leadership in the Twenty-First Century,” Tennis Rankings,” Southeast Chapter of the American College Alabama State Association for Health, Physical Education, Rec- of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, reation and Dance (ASAHPERD) Spring Conference, Orange February 14-16, 2008. Beach, Alabama, April 19-21, 2007. Regina Mabrey Donna Hey and William T. Hey, “Sport Specific Yoga,” Ala- Donna Hey and Gina Mabrey, “Resistance Training for the bama State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recre- Cost Conscious College Class,” Alabama State Association for ation and Dance (ASAHPERD) Spring Conference, Orange Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (ASAH- Beach, Alabama, April 20-21, 2007. PERD) Spring Conference, Orange Beach, Alabama, April 19-21, 2007. William T. Hey and Donna Hey, “Creative Group Strategies for the Health Education Class,” Kentucky Association for Health, Donna Hey and Gina Mabrey, “New Hip Hop Craze,” Alabama Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference, Louis- State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation ville, Kentucky, October 25-26, 2007. and Dance (ASAHPERD) Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 11-13, 2007. William T. Hey, “Time to Participate,” Alabama State Associa- tion for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Margaret Pope (ASAHPERD) Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November Alana Ellenburg, M.S. Kovacs, M. Pope, W.T. Roberts and T. 12, 2007. Jeff Chandler, “Energy Drink Consumption in High School Students and Athletes,” Southeast Chapter of the American Kory J. Hill College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Kory Hill, “Racket Skills,” Alabama State Association for Alabama, February 14-16, 2008. Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (ASAH- PERD) Spring Conference, Orange Beach, Alabama, April Glenn Roswal 19-21, 2007. Glenn M. Roswal, “Special Olympics Unified Sports: Provid- ing a Transition to Mainstream Sports,” Journal of the Brazilian Kory Hill, “VOW,” Christian Society for Kinesiology and Society of Adapted Motor Activity 12, no. 1 (2007): 13-15. Leisure Studies (CSKLS) Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois, June 14-16, 2007. 51 Glen M. Roswal, “Promoting Independence Through Barrier Educational Research Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, No- Free Facilities,” World Congress on Disabilities Expo, Washing- vember 7-9, 2007. ton, D.C., November 15-17, 2007. Jordan Barkley and Jan Wilson, “Language Arts Methods: A Glen M. Roswal, “Using Innovative Games and Activities to Professional Development Approach,” National Council for Develop Striking Skills in Students of All Abilities,” AFAPA Teachers of English (NCTE), New York, New York, November Conference, Cergy, France, March 13-15, 2008. 15-18, 2007.

Glen M. Roswal, “Promoting Independence Through Bar- Linda Mitchell rier Free Facilities,” AFAPA Conference, Cergy, France, March Linda A. Mitchell, “A Poverty of Riches: Students With Reading 13-15, 2008. Difficulties Using Online Historical Resources,” 87th National Council for the Social Studies/College and University Faculty Roland A. Thornburg Assembly Conference, San Diego, California, November 27-De- Roland Thornburg, “Creating a Teacher Orientation Seminar cember 2, 2007. for Certification Candidates: Priming Your Students for Suc- cess,” 6th Annual Live Text Collaboration Conference, Chicago, J. Kohlmeier, Linda A. Mitchell, J. Saye and T. Brush, “Attempt- Illinois, July 24-27, 2007. ing Issues-Centered Instruction with ‘Low Achieving Students’,” 87th National Council for the Social Studies/College and Charles E. Notar, Gena Riley and Roland Thornburg, “Disci- University Faculty Assembly Conference, San Diego, California, plinary Action Committee,” Mid-South Educational Research November 27-December 2, 2007. Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Linda A. Mitchell, “Successfully Engaging ‘Low Achieving’ Stu- John B. Hammett, Roland Thornburg and Gena Riley, “Meet- dents in Complex Historical Reasoning,” Alabama Council for ing NCATE Standards 1 and 2 in Physical Education Pro- Social Studies, Montgomery, Alabama, February 9, 2008. grams,” AAHPERD National Convention and Expo, Fort Worth, Texas, April 8-12, 2008. Linda A. Mitchell, “When is the Government Justified in Limiting Civil Liberties?” Alabama Council for Social Studies, Montgomery, Alabama, February 9, 2008.

Charles Notar Charles E. Notar, Jan Wilson, Jordan Barkley and Carol S. Uline, “Pre-Service Teacher Training in Computer Technology Secondary Integration for Classroom Instruction,” National Social Science Jordan M. Barkley Journal 35, no. 2 (2007): 184-91. EducationCharles E. Notar, Jan Wilson, Jordan Barkley and Carol S. Uline, “Pre-Service Teacher Training in Computer Technology J. Davidson, A. Isom, A. Mitchell, J. Roper, K. Shelton, Carol Integration for Classroom Instruction,” National Social Science Uline, and Charles E. Notar, “Pumped: Motivation as the Journal 35, no. 2 (2007): 184-91. Foundation for Learning, A Review of Research Literature on Motivation and Who is Responsible for it,” Asian Social Science Jordan Barkley and M. Ross, “Creation and Validation of a 3, no. 11 (2007): 128-31. Survey of Teacher and Student Efficacy Beliefs and Outcome Expectancies Pertaining to Reading Comprehension Strategies Donna Herring and Charles Notar, “Show What You Know: and Classroom Practices,” Contemporary Issues in Education ePortfolios for 21st Century Learners,” Society for Information Research 1, no. 2 (Spring, 2008). Technology and Teacher Education (2007): 87-92.

Carol S. Uline, Jan Wilson and Jordan Barkley, “Teaching Read- Charles E. Notar, Donna Herring and J. D. Wilson, “Website ing Comprehension the ‘Write’ Way,” International Reading As- Evaluation for Teachers,” International Journal of Arts and Sci- sociation 12th Rocky Mountain Regional Conference, Billings, ences 2, no. 2 (2007): 10-12. Montana, October 18-19, 2007. M. Brisendine, D. Lentjes, C. Morgan, M. Purdy, W. Wagnon, Carol S. Uline, Charles E. Notar, Jordan Barkley and Jan W. Woods, Larry Beard and Charles Notar, “Is Full Inclusion Wilson, “Parent Perceptions of their Child’s Computer Use at Desirable?” Asian Social Science 4, no. 1 (2008): 72-77. Home as a Result of Technology Use in the School,” Mid-South

52 Donna Herring and Charles Notar, “PT3 Grant,” Society for Carol Uline Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE) 17th Charles E. Notar, Jan Wilson, Jordan Barkley and Carol S. Annual Conference, San Antonio, Texas, March 26-30, 2007. Uline, “Pre-Service Teacher Training in Computer Technology Integration for Classroom Instruction,” National Social Science Donna Herring and Charles Notar, “LiveText Versus Web Journal 35, no. 2 (2007): 184-91. Design Software: Research Shows,” Mid-South Educational Research Association (MSERA) Regional Conference, Hot J. Davidson, A. Isom, A. Mitchell, J. Roper, K. Shelton, Carol Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Uline, and Charles E. Notar, “Pumped: Motivation as the Foundation for Learning, A Review of Research Literature on Charles E. Notar, Gena Riley and Roland Thornburg, “Disci- Motivation and Who is Responsible for it,” Asian Social Science plinary Action Committee,” Mid-South Educational Research 3, no. 11 (2007): 128-31. Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Carol S. Uline, Jan Wilson and Jordan Barkley, “Teaching Read- Charles E. Notar, Gena Riley, Cynthia Harper and Lynetta Ow- ing Comprehension the ‘Write’ Way,” International Reading As- ens, “The Evolution of PRIME: Process for Remediating Identi- sociation 12th Rocky Mountain Regional Conference, Billings, fied Marginal Candidates,” Mid-South Educational Research Montana, October 18-19, 2007. Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 7-9, 2007. Carol S. Uline, Charles E. Notar, Jordan Barkley and Jan Carol S. Uline, Charles E. Notar, Jordan Barkley and Jan Wilson, “Parent Perceptions of their Child’s Computer Use at Wilson, “Parent Perceptions of their Child’s Computer Use at Home as a Result of Technology Use in the School,” Mid-South Home as a Result of Technology Use in the School,” Mid-South Educational Research Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, No- Educational Research Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, No- vember 7-9, 2007. vember 7-9, 2007. Sheila Anne Webb Charles E. Notar and Larry Beard, “Is Full Inclusion Desirable?” Sheila Anne Webb, “Salmon Run,” St. Cloud University College Alabama Federation Council for Exceptional Children Super- of Fine Artsand Humanities, St. Cloud, Minnesota, October conference, Birmingham, Alabama, February 8, 2008. 17, 2007.

Donna Herring, Jimmy Barnes, Charles E. Notar and Kath- Sheila Anne Webb and Denise Richardson, “Complementing leen Friery, “Teaching and Assessing the INTASC Standards Native American Science Intelligence with Scientific Literacy,” Through Project-Based Learning,” Association for the Advance- National Science Teachers Association National Conference ment of Computing in Education (AACE) National Conven- (NSTA), Boston, Massachusetts, March 30, 2008. tion, Las Vegas, Nevada (March 3-7, 2008). Jan Wilson Denise Richardson Isreal Eady and J. Wilson, “Restructuring Music’s Role in the Mary Montgomery, D. Richardson and C. Giles, “Serendip- Middle Grades Curriculum,” College Student Journal 41, no. 1 ity in Action Research: Leadership for School Improvement,” (2007): 239-41. Review of Higher Education and Self-Learning 1, no. 1 (2008). Charles E. Notar, Jan Wilson, Jordan Barkley and Carol S. Larry Beard and Denise Richardson, “E-Filing Cabinet: Revised Uline, “Pre-Service Teacher Training in Computer Technology and Extended,” Alabama Educational Technology Conference Integration for Classroom Instruction,” National Social Science (AETC), Birmingham, Alabama, June 14, 2007. Journal 35, no. 2 (2007): 184-91.

Denise Richardson, “Serendipity in Action Research: Leadership Jan Wilson, “Exploring Mathematical Concepts Through Appli- for School Improvement,” Intellectbase International Consor- cations of Technology” in Global Issues, Challenges, and Oppor- tium, Atlanta, Georgia (October 25, 2007). tunities to Advance, ed. D.F. Berlin and A.L. White (Columbus, Ohio: International Consortium for Research in Science and Sheila Anne Webb and Denise Richardson, “Complementing Mathematics Education, 2007), 329. Native American Science Intelligence with Scientific Literacy,” National Science Teachers Association National Conference Jan Wilson, “Understanding the Recreational Reading Patterns (NSTA), Boston, Massachusetts, March 30, 2008. of Secondary Students,” Journal of Reading Improvement 44, no. 1 (April, 2007): 40-49.

53 54 Charles E. Notar, Donna Herring and J. D. Wilson, “Website Debra Goodwin, Paula Napoli and Tommy M. Phillips, “Posi- Evaluation for Teachers,” International Journal of Arts and Sci- tive Approaches in the Prevention of Childhood Obesity: A ences 2, no. 2 (2007): 10-12. Proactive Method for Teaching Nutrition in a Preschool Class- room Setting,” Alabama Association of Family and Consumer Carol S. Uline, Jan Wilson and Jordan Barkley, “Teaching Read- Sciences Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, February ing Comprehension the ‘Write’ Way,” International Reading As- 28-29, 2008. sociation 12th Rocky Mountain Regional Conference, Billings, Montana, October 18-19, 2007. Paula Napoli, Tommy Phillips and Debra Goodwin, “Positive Approaches in the Prevention of Childhood Obesity,” Associa- Carol S. Uline, Charles E. Notar, Jordan Barkley and Jan tion for Childhood Education International (ACEI) Confer- Wilson, “Parent Perceptions of their Child’s Computer Use at ence, Atlanta, Georgia, March 28, 2008. Home as a Result of Technology Use in the School,” Mid-South Educational Research Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas, Paula Napoli November 7-9, 2007. Paula Napoli and Debra Goodwin, “Childhood Obesity,” Asso- ciation for Childhood Education International (ACEI) Confer- Jordan Barkley and Jan Wilson, “Language Arts Methods: A ence, Tampa, Florida, May 3-6, 2007. Professional Development Approach,” National Council for Teachers of English (NCTE), New York, NY, November Debra Goodwin and Paula Napoli, “Positive Approaches in 15-18, 2007. the Prevention of Childhood Obesity: A Proactive Method for Teaching Nutrition in an Early Childhood Classroom Setting,” Marsha M. Zenanko American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Marsha Zenanko, “Your Students Will Become What You Ex- Conference, Reno, Nevada, June 21-23, 2007. pect of Them,” Association for the Tutoring Profession National Conference, Orlando, Florida, April 1-4, 2007. Paula Napoli and Debra Goodwin, “Positive Approaches in the Prevention of Childhood Obesity: A Proactive Method for Teaching Nutrition in an Early Childhood Classroom Setting,” Pi Lambda Theta 2007 Leadership Conference, Richmond, Virginia, July 26-29, 2007.

Debra Goodwin and Paula Napoli, “Positive Approaches in Family & the Prevention of Childhood Obesity: A Proactive Method for Teaching Nutrition in a Preschool Classroom Setting,” National Debra Goodwin Science Teachers Association Conference, Birmingham, Ala- Paula Napoli and Debra Goodwin, “Childhood Obesity,” Asso- Consumer Sciences bama, December 8, 2007. ciation for Childhood Education International (ACEI) Confer- ence, Tampa, Florida, May 3-6, 2007. Debra Goodwin, Paula Napoli and Tommy M. Phillips, “Posi- tive Approaches in the Prevention of Childhood Obesity: A Debra Goodwin and Paula Napoli, “Positive Approaches in Proactive Method for Teaching Nutrition in a Preschool Class- the Prevention of Childhood Obesity: A Proactive Method for room Setting,” Alabama Association of Family and Consumer Teaching Nutrition in an Early Childhood Classroom Setting,” Sciences Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, February American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual 28-29, 2008. Conference, Reno, Nevada, June 21-23, 2007. Paula Napoli, Tommy Phillips and Debra Goodwin, “Positive Paula Napoli and Debra Goodwin, “Positive Approaches in Approaches in the Prevention of Childhood Obesity,” Associa- the Prevention of Childhood Obesity: A Proactive Method for tion for Childhood Education International (ACEI) Confer- Teaching Nutrition in an Early Childhood Classroom Setting,” ence, Atlanta, Georgia, March 28, 2008. Pi Lambda Theta 2007 Leadership Conference, Richmond, Virginia, July 26-29, 2007. Karen Nemeth Debra Goodwin and Paula Napoli, “Positive Approaches in Patricia K. Lowry, Judy McCrary and Karen Nemeth, “Emer- the Prevention of Childhood Obesity: A Proactive Method for gent Literacy Through Integrated Content Areas,” Alabama Teaching Nutrition in a Preschool Classroom Setting,” National Reading Association (ARA) Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, Science Teachers Association Conference, Birmingham, Ala- October 26, 2007. bama, December 8, 2007. 55 Laura E. Phillips Tommy M. Phillips, “The Influence of Identity Diffusion on Tommy M. Phillips and Laura E. Phillips, “An Investigation High School Students’ Psychological Well-Being,” Mid-South of the Parent-Child Bond on College Students’ Interpersonal Educational Research Association (MSERA) Regional Confer- Rejection Beliefs and Fear of Intimacy,” Alabama Association of ence, Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 6-9, 2007. Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, February 28-29, 2008. John Ketterer, Tommy Phillips, Nina King and Celia Hilber, “Multicultural Competency in Higher Education as a Com- Tommy M. Phillips ponent of NCATE Standard IV Accountability,” American As- Tommy M. Phillips and Joe F. Pittman, “Adolescent Psycho- sociation of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) Confer- logical Well-Being by Identity Style,” Journal of Adolescence 30 ence, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 8, 2008. (2007): 1021-34. Debra Goodwin, Paula Napoli and Tommy M. Phillips, “Posi- Tommy M. Phillips, “Influence of Appalachian Fatalism on tive Approaches in the Prevention of Childhood Obesity: A Adolescent Identity Processes,” Journal of Family and Consumer Proactive Method for Teaching Nutrition in a Preschool Class- Sciences 99, no. 2 (2007): 11. room Setting,” Alabama Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, February Tommy M. Phillips and Sterling Wall, “Between Memories 28-29, 2008. of the Past and Expectations of the Future: Young Adults in Romantic Relationships,” Alabama Association of Family and Tommy M. Phillips and Laura E. Phillips, “An Investigation Consumer Sciences Annual Meeting, Huntsville, Alabama, of the Parent-Child Bond on College Students’ Interpersonal March, 2007. Rejection Beliefs and Fear of Intimacy,” Alabama Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, February 28-29, 2008.

Paula Napoli, Tommy Phillips and Debra Goodwin, “Positive Approaches in the Prevention of Childhood Obesity,” Associa- tion for Childhood Education International (ACEI) Confer- ence, Atlanta, Georgia, March 28, 2008.

Tim Roberts Tim Roberts, “Safety and Health Benefits of Foods Produced Through Biotechnology,” Alabama Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Annual Meeting, Birmingham, Alabama, February 28-29, 2008.

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57 Paula Barnett-Ellis, “Keeping Current in Academe with Blogs and RSS Feeds,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Mo- bile, Alabama, April 19, 2007. John-Bauer Graham Jodi Poe, Mary Bevis, John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham, Paula Barnett-Ellis, “Social Networks: The Good, The Bad and Dean's Office The Ugly,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Mobile, and Kimberly Stevens, “Sharing the Albatross of E-resources Management Workflow” Chapter Five in Electronic Resource Alabama, April 19, 2007. Management in Libraries: Research and Practice, ed. Holly Yu and Scott Breivold (Hershey, Pennsylvania: Information Science Paula Barnett-Ellis, “Beyond the Classroom: Harnessing Tech- Reference, 2008), 71-89. nology to Cultivate Information Literacy Skills and Library Media Education,” Alabama Library Association Conference, John-Bauer Graham, Jodi Poe and Elizabeth Suther, “Alabama's Mobile, Alabama, April 19, 2007. Most Valuable Cash Crop: An Introduction to the Alabama Vir- tual Library,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Mobile, Paula Barnett-Ellis and Laurie Charnigo, “Facebook-Worms: Alabama, April 17, 2007. The Impact of an Online Social Networking Trend on Academic Libraries,” Mississippi Library 2.0 Summit, Mississippi State John-Bauer Graham and Jodi Poe, “Are Students Reaping What University, Starkville, Mississippi, June 15, 2007. You Sow?” Alabama Library Association Conference, Mobile, Alabama, April 18, 2007. Laurie Charnigo and Paula Barnett-Ellis, “Checking Out Face- book.com: The Impact of a Digital Trend on Academic Librar- John-Bauer Graham, “What Me Publish?” Alabama Library As- ies,” Mississippi Library 2.0 Summit, Mississippi State Univer- sociation Conference, Mobile, Alabama, April 19, 2007. sity, Starkville, Mississippi, June 15, 2007.

John-Bauer Graham, “Publishing in Library and Information Paula Barnett-Ellis and Sherri Restauri, “Living...and Thriving! Science Literature,” University of Alabama School of Library In a Library 2.0 World,” Mississippi Library 2.0 Summit, Mis- and Information Studies, Gadsden, Alabama, July 27, 2007. sissippi State University, Starkville, Mississippi, June 15, 2007.

John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “What's Paula Barnett-Ellis and Sherri Restauri, “Living...and Thriv- New With the Alabama Virtual Library?” Alabama College ing! In a Library 2.0 World,” Alabama SOLINET Users Group Association Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November Meeting, Jacksonville, Alabama, March 14, 2008. 27, 2007. Paula Barnett-Ellis and Sherri Restauri, “Living...and Thriving! John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “What's In a Library 2.0 World,” Alabama Library Association Confer- New With the Alabama Virtual Library?” Wallace State Com- ence, Birmingham, Alabama, April 22-25, 2008. munity College, Hanceville, Alabama, February 18, 2008. Harry D. Nuttall Harry Nuttall, “An Umbrella to Cover Us All: Perspectives on the Alabama Virtual Library,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, April 24, 2008.

Paula Barnett-Ellis Laurie Charnigo Phillips PublicJodi Poe and Paula Barnett-Ellis, Services “Electronic Reserves for the Laurie Charnigo and Paula Barnett-Ellis, “Checking Out Face- Nursing Programs at Jacksonville State University,” Journal of book.com: The Impact of a Digital Trend on Academic Librar- Interlibrary Loan, Document Delivery and Electronic Reserve 17, ies,” Information Technology and Libraries 26, no. 1 (2007): no. 1/2 (2007): 67-81. 23-34.

Laurie Charnigo and Paula Barnett-Ellis, “Checking Out Face- Laurie Charnigo, “Social Networks: The Good, The Bad and book.com: The Impact of a Digital Trend on Academic Librar- The Ugly,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Mobile, ies,” Information Technology and Libraries 26, no. 1 (2007): Alabama, April 19, 2007. 23-34.

Paula Barnett-Ellis and Jodi Poe, “Tech Notes: Beware the Blog,” Alabama Librarian 57, no. 2 (2007): 4-5. 58 Laurie Charnigo and Elizabeth Suther, “Popcorn n' Picture Charlcie P. Vann Books: Promoting Children's Books in the Academic Library,” Charlcie Pettway Vann, “Think About It,” The Alabama Librar- The Southeastern Librarian 55, no. 3 (Fall, 2007): 23-27. ian 58, no. 1 (February, 2008).

Laurie Charnigo and Elizabeth Suther, “4th Annual Popcorn Laurie Charnigo, Elizabeth Suther and Charlcie Pettway Vann, n' Picture Books,” Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, “Books, Journal Articles, or Websites: Does Type of Format Alabama, May 8, 2007. Really Matter? Library Resource Preferences for Undergraduate Research,” Alabama SOLINET Users Group Meeting, Paula Barnett-Ellis and Laurie Charnigo, “Facebook-Worms: Jacksonville, Alabama, March 14, 2008. The Impact of an Online Social Networking Trend on Academic Libraries,” Mississippi Library 2.0 Summit, Mississippi State Hanrong Wang University, Starkville, Mississippi, June 15, 2007. Hanrong Wang and Jodi Poe, “International Collaboration for China RTVUs: Opportunities and Challenges,” 2007 China- Laurie Charnigo and Paula Barnett-Ellis, “Checking Out Face- U.S. Forum on Distance Learning, Hangzhou, China, May 18, book.com: The Impact of a Digital Trend on Academic Librar- 2007. ies,” Mississippi Library 2.0 Summit, Mississippi State Univer- sity, Starkville, Mississippi, June 15, 2007. Hanrong Wang, “Chapter Five: Collection Development” in Academic Libraries in the United States for the 21st Century: Theo- Laurie Charnigo, “5th Annual Popcorn n' Picture Books,” ries and Practices (Beijing, China: Beijing Library Press, 2007). Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama, November 20, 2007. Hanrong Wang and Jodi Poe, "International Collaboration for China RTVUs: Opportunities and Challenges" in Exploration, Laurie Charnigo, “Embedded Librarians,” Alabama Library Enlightenment, Innovation: Collection of Papers 2007 Sino-U.S. Association College, University, and Special Libraries Section Forum on Distance Education (Central Radio and Television Workshop, Montgomery, Alabama, January 30, 2008. University Press, Beijing, China, 2007), 334-39.

Laurie Charnigo, Elizabeth Suther and Charlcie Pettway Vann, Hanrong Wang, “Collection Development in U.S.: Theory and “Books, Journal Articles, or Websites: Does Type of Format Practice,” Wuhan Public Library, Wuhan, China, May 14, 2007. Really Matter? Library Resource Preferences for Undergraduate Research,” Alabama SOLINET Users Group Meeting, Jackson- ville, Alabama, March 14, 2008.

Elizabeth Suther Elizabeth Suther, “Review of Senses of Cinema,” Reference Re- Mary D. Bevis views 21, no. 1/2 (2007): 45. TechnicalJodi Poe, Mary Bevis, John-Bauer Graham,Services Bethany Latham, and Kimberly Stevens, “Sharing the Albatross of E-resources Laurie Charnigo and Elizabeth Suther, “Popcorn n' Picture Management Workflow” Chapter Five in Electronic Resource Books: Promoting Children's Books in the Academic Library,” Management in Libraries: Research and Practice, ed. Holly Yu The Southeastern Librarian 55, no. 3 (Fall, 2007): 23-27. and Scott Breivold (Hershey, Pennsylvania: Information Science Reference, 2008), 71-89. John-Bauer Graham, Jodi Poe and Elizabeth Suther, “Alabama's Most Valuable Cash Crop: An Introduction to the Alabama Vir- Bethany Latham tual Library,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Mobile, Jodi Poe and Bethany Latham Skaggs, “Course Reserves: Alabama, April 17, 2007. Using Blackboard for E-Reserves Delivery,” Journal of Interli- brary Loan, Document Delivery and Electronic Reserve 18, no. 1 Laurie Charnigo and Elizabeth Suther, “4th Annual Popcorn (2007): 79-91. n' Picture Books,” Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, Alabama, May 8, 2007. Bethany Latham, "Read-Alikes for Robin Cook," in NoveList (Durham, North Carolina: EBSCO, 2007). Laurie Charnigo, Elizabeth Suther and Charlcie Pettway Vann, “Books, Journal Articles, or Websites: Does Type of Format Bethany Latham, "Read-Alikes for Fannie Flagg," in NoveList Really Matter? Library Resource Preferences for Undergraduate (Durham, North Carolina: EBSCO, 2007). Research,” Alabama SOLINET Users Group Meeting, Jackson- ville, Alabama, March 14, 2008. Bethany Latham, “Read-Alikes for Margaret George” in NoveL- ist (Durham, North Carolina: EBSCO, 2007). 59 Bethany Latham, “Read-Alikes for John Jakes” in NoveList Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “Evaluation and Selection of (Durham, North Carolina: EBSCO, 2007). New Format Materials: Electronic Resources” in Our New Pub- lic, A Changing Clientele: Bewildering Issues of New Challenges Bethany Latham, “Read-Alikes for E.L. Doctorow” in NoveList for Managing Libraries? ed. James R. Kennedy, L. Vardaman and (Durham, North Carolina: EBSCO, 2007). Gerard B. McCabe (Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 2008), 257-265. Bethany Latham, “Review of Gale Shakespeare Collection,” Reference Reviews 21, no. 5 (2007): 37-38. Bethany Latham, “Strange Bedfellows: Historical Fiction and Forensic Medicine,” Historical Novels Review 43 (February, Bethany Latham, “Review of Gale Biography Collection,” Refer- 2008): 5-7. ence Reviews 21, no. 4 (2007): 38-39. Bethany Latham, “Review of Liszt's Kiss,” Historical Novels Bethany Latham, “Web 2.0: The Boom for Boomers,” Reference Review 40 (May, 2007): 26. Reviews 22, no. 2 (2008): 2-3. Bethany Latham, “Primary Sources on the Web,” Reference Bethany Latham, “Review of Nefertiti: The Book of the Dead,” Reviews 22, no. 1 (2008): 2-3. Historical Novels Review 40 (May, 2007): 16. John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “What's Bethany Latham, “Review of Conan Doyle, Detective,” Histori- New With the Alabama Virtual Library?” Alabama College cal Novels Review 40 (May, 2007): 55-56. Association Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November 27, 2007. Bethany Latham, “The Historical Novel Society: The First Ten Years,” Historical Novels Review 41 (August, 2007): 6-9. John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “What's New With the Alabama Virtual Library?” Wallace State Com- Bethany Latham, “Review of Nefertiti,” Historical Novels Review munity College, Hanceville, Alabama, February 18, 2008. 41 (August, 2007): 17. Kimberly W. Stevens and Bethany Latham, “Giving Voice to Bethany Latham, “Review of The Renaissance Popes,” Historical the Past: Digitizing Oral Histories at Jacksonville State Univer- Novels Review 41 (August, 2007): 56. sity,” Alabama SOLINET Users Group Meeting, Jacksonville, Alabama, March 14, 2008. Bethany Latham, “History and Film: Historical Anime,” Historical Novels Review 42 (November, 2007): 3-4. Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “Alabama Virtual Library Teacher Resources,” Alabama Educational Technology Confer- Bethany Latham, “Review of The Book of Loss,” Historical ence (AETC), Birmingham, Alabama, June 17, 2008. Novels Review 42 (November, 2007): 16. Jodi Poe Bethany Latham, “Review of Femme Fatale: Love, Lies, and Jodi Poe and Paula Barnett-Ellis, “Electronic Reserves for the the Unknown Life of Mata Hari,” Historical Novels Review 42 Nursing Programs at Jacksonville State University,” Journal of (November, 2007): 57. Interlibrary Loan, Document Delivery and Electronic Reserve 17, no. 1/2 (2007): 67-81. Bethany Latham, “Review of Tiger Claws,” Historical Novels Review 43 (February, 2008): 22. Paula Barnett-Ellis and Jodi Poe, “Tech Notes: Beware the Blog,” Alabama Librarian 57, no. 2 (2007): 4-5. Bethany Latham, “Review of Why Mermaids Sing,” Historical Novels Review 43 (February, 2008): 28. Jodi Poe and Bethany Latham Skaggs, “Course Reserves: Using Blackboard for E-Reserves Delivery,” Journal of Interli- Bethany Latham, “Review of Jane Boleyn,” Historical Novels brary Loan, Document Delivery and Electronic Reserve 18, no. 1 Review 43 (February, 2008): 54-55. (2007): 79-91.

Jodi Poe, Mary Bevis, John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham, Jodi Poe, “Review of OmniFile Full Text Mega Edition,” Refer- and Kimberly Stevens, “Sharing the Albatross of E-resources ence Reviews 21, no. 6 (2007): 6-8. Management Workflow” Chapter Five in Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice, ed. Holly Yu Jodi Poe, “Review of Current Issues: Reference Shelf Plus,” and Scott Breivold (Hershey, Pennsylvania: Information Science Reference Reviews 21, no. 5 (2007): 10-11. Reference, 2008), 71-89. 60 Jodi Poe, “Federal Tax Administrators,” Choice 44, no. 8 (April, Hanrong Wang and Jodi Poe, “International Collaboration for 2007): 1382. China RTVUs: Opportunities and Challenges,” 2007 China- U.S. Forum on Distance Learning, Hangzhou, China, May Jodi Poe, “Review of Start Here: Go Places,” Choice 44, no. 12 18, 2007. (August, 2007): 2147. John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “What's Hanrong Wang and Jodi Poe, "International Collaboration for New With the Alabama Virtual Library?” Alabama College China RTVUs: Opportunities and Challenges" in Exploration, Association Conference, Birmingham, Alabama, November Enlightenment, Innovation: Collection of Papers 2007 Sino-U.S. 27, 2007. Forum on Distance Education (Central Radio and Television University Press, Beijing, China, 2007), 334-39. John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “What's New With the Alabama Virtual Library?” Wallace State Com- Jodi Poe, “Review of OANDA: The Currency Site,” Choice 45, munity College, Hanceville, Alabama, February 18, 2008. no. 2 (October, 2007): 265. Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “Alabama Virtual Library Jodi Poe, “Review of Auto Repair Reference Center,” Reference Teacher Resources,” Alabama Educational Technology Reviews 22, no. 2 (2008): 38. Conference (AETC), Birmingham, Alabama, June 17, 2008.

Jodi Poe, “Common Practices in Interlibrary Loan, Document Kimberly Weatherford Stevens Delivery and Electronic Reserves,” Journal of Interlibrary Loan, Kimberly W. Stevens, “Review of Luminarium: Anthology of Document Delivery and Electronic Reserve 18, no. 2 (2008): English Literature,” Reference Reviews 22, no. 1 (2008): 35-36. 125-28. Kimberly W. Stevens, “Natural Disasters Database,” Reference Reviews 22, no. 5 (2008): 40-41. Jodi Poe and Rosemary Arneson, “Tech Notes: The Reincarna- tion of Bunny Watson: Librarians and Their Second Life,” The Jodi Poe, Mary Bevis, John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham, Alabama Librarian 58, no. 1 (2008): 17-20. and Kimberly Stevens, “Sharing the Albatross of E-resources Management Workflow” Chapter Five in Electronic Resource Jodi Poe, Mary Bevis, John-Bauer Graham, Bethany Latham, Management in Libraries: Research and Practice, ed. Holly Yu and Kimberly Stevens, “Sharing the Albatross of E-resources and Scott Breivold (Hershey, Pennsylvania: Information Science Management Workflow” Chapter Five in Electronic Resource Reference, 2008), 71-89. Management in Libraries: Research and Practice, ed. Holly Yu and Scott Breivold (Hershey, Pennsylvania: Information Science Kimberly W. Stevens and Bethany Latham, “Giving Voice to Reference, 2008), 71-89. the Past: Digitizing Oral Histories at Jacksonville State Univer- sity,” Alabama SOLINET Users Group Meeting, Jacksonville, Bethany Latham and Jodi Poe, “Evaluation and Selection of Alabama, March 14, 2008. New Format Materials: Electronic Resources” in Our New Pub- lic, A Changing Clientele: Bewildering Issues of New Challenges for Managing Libraries? ed. James R. Kennedy, L. Vardaman and Gerard B. McCabe (Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 2008), 257-265.

Jodi Poe, “Review of AccountantsWorld,” Choice 45, no. 11 (2008): 1992.

John-Bauer Graham, Jodi Poe and Elizabeth Suther, “Alabama's Most Valuable Cash Crop: An Introduction to the Alabama Vir- tual Library,” Alabama Library Association Conference, Mobile, Alabama, April 17, 2007.

John-Bauer Graham and Jodi Poe, “Are Students Reaping What You Sow?” Alabama Library Association Conference, Mobile, Alabama, April 18, 2007.

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62 Kristi Beam Marilyn Bougere Kristi Beam, “At the Point of No Return: A Look at Teen Marilyn Bougere, “Cultural Manifestations of Grief and Be- Suicide,” SPN 2007 17th Annual Convention, Milwaukee, reavement: A Clinical Perspective,” Journal of Cultural Diversity Wisconsin, April 12-15, 2007. (Summer, 2008).

Kristi Beam, Sumer Buckner and Mendy Wright, “From Class- Marilyn Bougere, “Culture, Grief and Bereavement: Applica- room to Clinical Arena: Turning Ordinary to Extraordinary tions for Clinical Practice,” Minority Nurse (Winter, 2008). in Pediatric Nursing,” SPN 2007 17th Annual Convention, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, April 12-15, 2007. Sumer Gaymon Buckner Kristi Beam, Sumer Buckner and Mendy Wright, “From Class- Kristi Beam, “Road Trip to New Orleans: A Lesson in Disas- room to Clinical Arena: Turning Ordinary to Extraordinary ter Response...A Journey of Caring and Hope,” FACES 2007, in Pediatric Nursing,” SPN 2007 17th Annual Convention, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, April 12-15, 2007.

Kristi Beam, “Watch Out for Monster Bugs,” FACES 2007, Sumer Buckner, “A Positive Experience: Overcoming the Fear of Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007. HIV,” FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007.

Kristi Beam and Debbie Curry, “Making the Pieces Fit: Explor- Kristi Beam and Sumer Buckner, “At a Point of No Return: A ing Oral Concept Mapping,” Drexel University Annual Confer- Look at Teen Suicide,” Critical Care for Kids National Confer- ence, Miami, Florida, June 7-10, 2007. ence, Reno, Nevada, October 4, 2007.

Kristi Beam and Sumer Buckner, “At a Point of No Return: A Carrie Elkins and Sumer Buckner, “Moving Mountains: Part- Look at Teen Suicide,” Critical Care for Kids National Confer- nering to Improve HIV/AIDS Care in Rural Alabama,” Global ence, Reno, Nevada, October 4, 2007. Healthcare Solutions to Vulnerable Populations 2008 Confer- ence, Auckland, New Zealand, January 15-17, 2008. Rebecca Bertalan Becky Bertalan, Debbie Curry, Shawn Wilson and Car- Kimberly Craven rie Elkins, “Road Trip to New Orleans: A Lesson in Disaster Amanda Bonds, Kim Craven and Kim Hollingsworth, “In Response...A Journey of Caring and Hope,” 5th International a Flash: Online Video Clips for Today's Nursing Student,” Rural Nursing Congress, Albury, Victoria, Australia, February FACES 2008, Montgomery, Alabama, April 22, 2008. 28-March 9, 2007. Janel Crawford Becky Bertalan and Debbie Curry, “Road Trip to New Or- Janel Crawford and Elizabeth Gulledge, “New Approaches to leans: A Lesson in Disaster Response...A Journey of Caring and Teaching Pharmacology,” FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, Hope,” FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007. April 17, 2007.

Becky Bertalan, “Can You Rescue This Patient?” FACES 2007, Deborah L. Curry Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007. Becky Bertalan, Debbie Curry, Shawn Wilson and Car- rie Elkins, “Road Trip to New Orleans: A Lesson in Disaster Becky Bertalan and Debbie Curry, “Road Trip to New Or- Response...A Journey of Caring and Hope,” 5th International leans: A Lesson in Disaster Response...A Journey of Caring and Rural Nursing Congress, Albury, Victoria, Australia, February Hope,” 18th International Nurse Educators Conference in the 28-March 9, 2007. Rockies, Breckenridge, Colorado, July 18-21, 2007. Becky Bertalan and Debbie Curry, “Road Trip to New Or- Debbie Curry and Becky Bertalan, “Obesity and Metabolic Syn- leans: A Lesson in Disaster Response...A Journey of Caring and drome: Are We Majoring in the Minors?” International Con- Hope,” FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007. ference on Health, Fitness, and Active Living, Athens, Greece, May 8-11, 2008. Kristi Beam and Debbie Curry, “Making the Pieces Fit: Explor- ing Oral Concept Mapping,” Drexel University Annual Confer- Amanda Bonds ence, Miami, Florida, June 7-10, 2007. Amanda Bonds, Kim Craven and Kim Hollingsworth, “In a Flash: Online Video Clips for Today's Nursing Student,” Debbie Curry, “The Enigma of Lone Atrial Fibrillation,” Sigma FACES 2008, Montgomery, Alabama, April 22, 2008. Theta Tau 18th International Nursing Research Congress Focus- ing on Evidence-Based Practice, Vienna, Austria, July 9-14, 2007. 63 64 Becky Bertalan and Debbie Curry, “Road Trip to New Or- Elizabeth Gulledge, “The Effect of Self-Concept and Sedentary leans: A Lesson in Disaster Response...A Journey of Caring and Behavior on Blood Pressure in Overweight Sixth Graders,” Hope,” 18th International Nurse Educators Conference in the FACES 2008, Montgomery, Alabama, April 22, 2008. Rockies, Breckenridge, Colorado, July 18-21, 2007. Kimberly Helms Debbie Curry, “Development of a Retention Plan for African- Phyllis Waits and Kim Helms, “Cruising on the Evidence: An American Faculty at a Regional University,” 33rd Annual Nurse Online Research Course,” American Association of Colleges of Educator Group Conference, Burlington, Vermont, October Nursing Baccalaureate Education Conference, New Orleans, 25-29, 2007. Louisiana, November 29-December 1, 2007.

Debbie Curry and Becky Bertalan, “Obesity and Metabolic Syn- Honey Holman drome: Are We Majoring in the Minors?” International Con- Jennifer Frank and Honey Holman, “Mentors: The Nurse-Mak- ference on Health, Fitness, and Active Living, Athens, Greece, er! Sweet Strategies for Giving New Nurses Long-Lasting Fresh- May 8-11, 2008. ness,” FACES 2008, Montgomery, Alabama, April 22, 2008.

Sherron DeWeese Kim Hollingsworth Sherron DeWeese, “Human Papillomavirus and HPV Vaccine,” Amanda Bonds, Kim Craven and Kim Hollingsworth, “In FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007. a Flash: Online Video Clips for Today's Nursing Student,” FACES 2008, Montgomery, Alabama, April 22, 2008. Sherron DeWeese, “Women in the Modern World: The Struggle for Equality,” Oxford Round Table, Oxford, England, 2008. Tammy L. Morrow Tammy Morrow and Shari Payne, “Making the Healthcare Sherron DeWeese, “Over the Counter...Under Informed,” a Better Place: Incorporating Culture into Clinical Practice,” FACES 2008, Montgomery, Alabama, April 22, 2008. FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007.

Carrie Elkins Kay Williams and Tammy Morrow, “Survivor Diabetes: Advo- Becky Bertalan, Debbie Curry, Shawn Wilson and Car- cating for the School-aged Child with Diabetes to Outwit, Out- rie Elkins, “Road Trip to New Orleans: A Lesson in Disaster last, Out-cope,” National Society of Pediatric Nursing, Denver, Response...A Journey of Caring and Hope,” 5th International Colorado, April 3-6, 2008. Rural Nursing Congress, Albury, Victoria, Australia, February 28-March 9, 2007. Shari V. Payne Tammy Morrow and Shari Payne, “Making the Healthcare Carrie Elkins, “Overcoming the Fear of AIDS,” 33rd Annual a Better Place: Incorporating Culture into Clinical Practice,” Nurse Educator Group Conference, Burlington, Vermont, FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007. October 25-29, 2007. Christie Shelton Carrie Elkins and Sumer Buckner, “Moving Mountains: Part- Christie Shelton and Kay Williams, “Metabolic Syndrome...,” nering to Improve HIV/AIDS Care in Rural Alabama,” Global FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007. Healthcare Solutions to Vulnerable Populations 2008 Confer- ence, Auckland, New Zealand, January 15-17, 2008. Christie Shelton, “Recruitment Strategies for Vulnerable Popu- lations,” 39th Biennial Sigma Theta Tau International Conven- Carrie Elkins, “Obesity: The Affluent Society and the Quest tion, Baltimore, Maryland, November 3-7, 2007. for Treatment,” Oxford Round Table, Oxford, England, March 9-14, 2008. Christie Shelton, “Predictors of Self-Reported Health Status Among Environmentally and Occupationally Exposed Individu- Jennifer Frank als,” Southern Nursing Research Society, Birmingham, Alabama, Jennifer Frank and Honey Holman, “Mentors: The Nurse-Mak- February 21-23, 2008. er! Sweet Strategies for Giving New Nurses Long-Lasting Fresh- ness,” FACES 2008, Montgomery, Alabama, April 22, 2008. Phyllis Waits and Christie Shelton, “The Role of the Nurse in Both Natural and Man-made Disasters: Establishing the Evi- Elizabeth D. Gulledge dence,” International Research Nursing Conference, Jerusalem, Janel Crawford and Elizabeth Gulledge, “New Approaches to Israel, June 30-July 3, 2008. Teaching Pharmacology,” FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007. 65 Christie Shelton, “Cruising on the Evidence: An Online Re- search Course,” National League for Nursing Education Sum- mit, San Antonio, Texas, September 18-19, 2008.

Phyllis Waits Phyllis Waits and Kim Helms, “Cruising on the Evidence: An Online Research Course,” American Association of Colleges of Nursing Baccalaureate Education Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 29-December 1, 2007.

Phyllis Waits and Christie Shelton, “The Role of the Nurse in Both Natural and Man-made Disasters: Establishing the Evi- dence,” International Research Nursing Conference, Jerusalem, Israel, June 30-July 3, 2008.

Anita K. Williams Christie Shelton and Kay Williams, “Metabolic Syndrome...,” FACES 2007, Montgomery, Alabama, April 17, 2007.

Kay Williams and Tammy Morrow, “Survivor Diabetes: Advo- cating for the School-aged Child with Diabetes to Outwit, Out- last, Out-cope,” National Society of Pediatric Nursing, Denver, Colorado, April 3-6, 2008.

M. Shawn Wilson Becky Bertalan, Debbie Curry, Shawn Wilson and Car- rie Elkins, “Road Trip to New Orleans: A Lesson in Disaster Response...A Journey of Caring and Hope,” 5th International Rural Nursing Congress, Albury, Victoria, Australia, February 28-March 9, 2007.

Shawn Wilson, “Horizontal Violence in the University Setting and in the Hospital Setting,” National Leadership Conference, Cozumel, Mexico, April, 2008.

Mendy G. Wright Kristi Beam, Sumer Buckner and Mendy Wright, “From Class- room to Clinical Arena: Turning Ordinary to Extraordinary in Pediatric Nursing,” SPN 2007 17th Annual Convention, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, April 12-15, 2007.

Mendy Wright, “Preventative Health: Intervention and Prog- ress,” Oxford Round Table, Oxford, England, August 4-11, 2007.

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