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1999-2000 Directory of Visiting Fulbright Scholars and Occasional Lecturers FULBRIGHT

Visiting Scholar Program Sponsored by the United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs 1999-2000 Directory of Visiting Fulbright Scholars and Occasional Lecturers Geographical listings in this publication are a matter of administrative convenience and are not intended to imply a United States government position on the legal status of the areas listed. FULBRIGHT

1999-2000 Directory of Visiting Fulbright Scholars and Occasional Lecturers

Contents

Introduction 5

Visiting Scholar Stories: Experiences in the United States 7

Scholars by Academic Field 11

Seminar Program Participants 95

Alphabetical Index 99

Host State Index 111

Home Geographic Area Index 123

Special Programs Index 133

1998-99 Visiting Fulbright Scholars 137 1999-2000 DIRECTORY OF VISITING FULBRIGHT SCHOLARS AND OCCASIONAL LECTURERS: INTRODUCTION

Each year approximately 750 scholars from abroad hold grants to conduct research and lecture at U.S. colleges and universities under the Fulbright Scholar Program. While the majority of the scholars apply for grants through Fulbright commissions or U.S. embassies in their home countries, approximately 40 are invited by colleges and universities in the United States to lecture in their specific fields under the Scholar-in-Residence or European Union Scholar-in-Residence Programs.

The Directory To acquaint the U.S. academic community with the visiting scholars and their fields of specialization, the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), which cooperates with the United States Department of State in administering the Fulbright Scholar Program, publishes an annual directory of visiting scholars and occasional lecturers.

Available in the fall, this directory provides a comprehensive listing of scholars by academic discipline, which includes their home geographic areas, U.S. affiliations, lecturing or research project titles, and dates of stay in the United States. Scholars are also listed in separate indexes arranged alphabetically by last name, by home geographic area, by host state, and by involvement in special programs or seminars. These listings can also be found onlinewww.cies.org at .

Grants for some 1999-2000 visiting scholars will not be confirmed until after this directory is published. The names of these scholars will appear in the next edition—just as scholars who received grants but were not listed in the 1998-99 edition appear in this directory beginning on page 139. An updated listing of 1999-2000 visiting scholars will be posted online in early 2000.

The Occasional Lecturer Program The Occasional Lecturer Program provides an opportunity for colleges and universities to host Fulbright grantees as short-term guest lecturers. It enables grantees to share their specific research interests with the U.S. academic community, speak on the history and culture of their countries, exchange ideas with U.S. students and faculty, become better acquainted with U.S. higher education and the diversity of academic life in this country, and create linkages between their home and host institutions.

This directory, through its listing of grantees’ lecturing and research topics, assists institutions that wish to invite scholars to their campuses as occasional lecturers. Colleges and universities are encouraged to arrange guest lecturing visits by contacting scholars directly, using the faculty associate names and addresses provided. The Occasional Lecturer Program is able to provide funding, although limited, for the round-trip transportation of scholars who accept lecturing invitations.

A visiting scholar who wishes to accept an occasional lecturer invitation must submit to CIES a formal letter of invitation from the host institution, along with dates of travel and approximate cost of round-trip economy airfare, at least 1 month before the visit is to take place. (If possible, scholars should try to submit their requests even further in advance.) Within 2 weeks of receiving information, ClES will inform the scholar whether the travel request has been granted. The scholar is responsible for purchasing an airline ticket and will be reimbursed up to a maximum of $750 after the travel takes place. Due to limited funding, each scholar is eligible for only one trip, although requests to visit more than one institution on a single trip will be considered. An exception to the one-trip rule may be made if the scholar guest lectures at minority-serving colleges and universities.

Professional organizations wishing to invite scholars as presenters or discussants at meetings may also participate in the Occasional Lecturer Program. Meeting coordinators are encouraged to arrange participation by contacting visiting scholars directly. Responsibilities of Institutions Hosting Occasional Lecturers

Institutions wishing to host a visiting Fulbright scholar should develop a comprehensive plan of activities and arrangements to share with the scholar well in advance of the proposed visit. Host institutions are asked to provide local transportation, accommodations, and meals for their visitor. It is important to inform the scholar about the kind of support the host institution will provide prior to arrival. The length of the lecturer’s stay at the institution will depend upon the particular interests of the academic community and the facilities available, but the period should allow an opportunity for the scholar to become acquainted with the educational program and academic life of the host institution. A program of 2 to 3 days’ duration is suggested; a longer period may be advisable if visits to several member institutions of a consortium are planned.

Suggested Activities for Visiting Lecturers

• Department- or school-wide lectures to students and/or faculty • Lectures in classrooms where the scholar can make a contribution to the discipline • Faculty meetings that allow for an exchange of ideas • Informal gatherings of students and faculty • Home hospitality offered by faculty • Meetings with community organizations or religious groups that have a special interest in international relations • Panel participation at professional conferences

Examples of Recent Participants in the Occasional Lecturer Program

Administrators and faculty at Oakwood College,A Russian a scholar from Moscow State University minority-serving institution, determined thatvisited the New Mexico State University, New Mexico research ofLebanese a Fulbright scholar was Highlands University, and Western New Mexico germane to a new international social workUniversity—all course minority-serving institutions—and they had just added to the curriculum. Thelectured scholar on “Bridging the Gap: Russian-American applied for and received funds to travel Interculturalto the college, Communication.” This was the first where she gave a successful lecture on “Globalizationopportunity many of the students had had to discuss and Working Women in the Third World.”recent political changes in Russia with a Russian scholar. A Macedonianscholar visited SUNY-Plattsburg to speak on “The Crisis in Yugoslavia and ItsA Impact Vietnamese on grantee was invited to George Mason the Republic of Macedonia.” This lecture Universitywas very well to lecture on the impact of socioeconomic attended and resulted in the recommendationdevelopment that an and policy on forest resources in exchange program be established betweenVietnam. SUNY This and visit has led to an effort to initiate an the grantee’s home institution, the Universityexchange of program between the scholar’s home Macedonia. institution, Vietnam National University, and George Mason University that will focus on geography and A Moroccanscholar participated in an internationalenvironmental problems. workshop on “Slavery and the African Diaspora” at Northwestern University. As a direct result of the scholar’s visit, a discussion of the joint translation and publication of some original Arabic texts dealing with the question of slavery in North and West Africa has developed. ------VISITING SCHOLAR STORIES:------EXPERIENCES IN THE UNITED STATES

Included in this year’s directory are some recent examples of how the Visiting Scholar Program, the Scholar- in-Residence Program, and the Occasional Lecturer Program have benefitted both host institutions and the visiting scholars themselves. The scholars routinely express how personally and professionally important their experiences in the United States have been. Institutions hosting visiting Fulbrighters are equally pleased with how much their visitors are able to share with their students and faculty—from cultural details about their home countries to technical expertise in a variety of disciplines as diverse as astrophysics, music, and languages. The goals of the Fulbright Program are carried out each year through these exchanges; below are just a few examples illustrating how this was achieved in 1998-99.

1998-99 Visiting Scholar Stories A widely respectedIsraeli scholar from the UniversityLebanon. The grantee, an associate professor at the of Haifa spent a year at the University of OklahomaAmerican University of Beirut, spent his 6-month grant researching and writingBisha, about the ordeal byconducting research on environmental adaptation in fire practiced in Egypt and the Levant; teachinglivestock. In addition to his work, the scholar became courses on minorities and women in the anMiddle active East; member of the Bozeman community and editing a book about Syria; giving publicparticipated lectures to in a number of campus organizations and the academic and local communities; andfield overseeing trips. This participation allowed him to counter student research projects. The scholar, asome former of the misconceptions Montana colleagues and advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabinstudents on had about his country. His hosts commented Arab relations, is the author of numerousthat books their and knowledge of the Middle East before the articles on political behavior, dispute mediation,scholar’s and visit was limited and often biased by media cultural conflicts in the Middle East. coverage. As a result of the scholar’s willingness to interact with the community, however, he significantly According to his faculty host, the professor’s“has visit increased their understanding of the recent and past been a tremendously enriching and rewarding history of the Middle East and of Lebanon and Syria experience for our university, the Oklahoma City in particular. Faculty from the Department of Animal community, and for me personally.” His host and Range Sciences, inspired by their contact with institution was so impressed by the scholar’s efforts the scholar, hope to visit Lebanon to discuss that administrators have asked him to remaincollaboration in on future research projects. Oklahoma to engage in a number of related follow-on activities. These include helping developA therecent scholarNamibia from spent 10 months University’s Center for Peace Studies, strengtheningconducting research on human rights education and the institution’s Judaic Studies Program, andenvironmental education at the University of organizing academic conferences on theCalifornia-Berkeley. Middle East Fulbrighters from Africa often peace process. His hosts hope to utilize thefind scholar’s that hectic university schedules and the lack of contacts and knowledge to involve Israeli,source Jordanian, materials available at their own institutions Palestinian, Egyptian, Saudi, and U.S. academicspresent significantin obstacles to their work. As a result, the latter activity and to initiate exchangemany relationships who obtain Fulbright grants for research in the with the University of Haifa in Israel, BethlehemUnited States find time and resources to be the most University under the Palestinian Authority,important and benefits of their awards. The Namibian Yarmouk University in Jordan. Recently, thescholar scholar characterized his Fulbright assignment as a participated in the “Critical Issues in Terrorismmuch-needed and break from the hectic academic life he Political Violence Forum,” a symposium thatleads brings at the University in Namibia, where he serves as together leading experts to discuss terrorismdirector issues. of the Ecumenical Institute for Namibia. His The forum was hosted by the Oklahoma Citymonths National in the United States were a special opportunity Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism.to read, write, reflect, and spend time with his family, which he was pleased to see thrive in their host Theaffiliation of a Middle Eastern scholar at a community. His wife, a lecturer of Afrikaans literature, Montana institution illustrates how a Fulbright award worked on completing her Ph.D., and his two sons, can introduce both grantees and their hosts to new immersed in a performance-driven culture where cultures. During the summer of 1999, the faculty and choice and freedom were emphasized, excelled many of the students in the Department of Animal and academically. Presented with the resources of Range Sciences at Montana State University Berkeley, the scholar was thrilled with what seemed to collaborated for the first time with a scholar from him an endless supply of information on his research ------VISITING SCHOLAR STORIES:------EXPERIENCES IN THE UNITED STATES topic. The success of his research, the numerousthat will result from his research as a practical materials he acquired for his home institution,supplement and his to the work of the Royal Commission, family’s personal growth gave the scholarhighlighting a renewed areas where the United Kingdom can determination“to dedicate my academic talentslearn to from the United States as well as problems that the strengthening of a global culture ofremain freedom unresolved and in both countries. democracy, human dignity and human rights, care A Spanishscholar from the Universidad Complutense for our environment and a measure of justice to the de Madrid spent 2 years at the Harvard-Smithsonian millions of marginalized people at the receiving end Center for Astrophysics conducting research on brown of global practices of greed and self-interest. ” dwarfs and open clusters. Professionally, the scholar Many visiting scholars work hard to developfound lasting his experience in the United States to be relationships with their host institutions thattremendously will allow useful because it put him in contact with for continued educational and cultural leadingexchanges experts in his field. A key experience, he extending beyond their Fulbright grants.explained, A professor was serving on the organizing committee for of education at Vista UniversitySouth in Africa spent the 10th Cambridge Workshop in Cool Stars, Stellar 4 months as a visiting researcher at the UniversitySystems, of and the Sun, which he described as the Missouri-Kansas City and has since ensured“most that important gathering in my field.” While his further collaboration with his U.S. colleaguesprofessional takes pursuits have kept him away from Spain, place. In March 1999, he participated in anhe continued to initiate projects with Spanish research international conference in South Africa, teamsdelivering during a his stay at Harvard, and he will most paper based on his experiences as a Fulbrighter.likely participate At in the European Space Agency’s the scholar’s invitation, a U.S. colleague from“DARWIN” Kent project, which aims to discover other Earth­ State University also attended the conference.like planets In and determine whether these planets addition, the scholar’s grant has led to discussionscould sustain human life. With his Fulbright between Vista and Kent State about collaborationassignment at finished, he traveled next to Heidelberg, the doctoral level in educational management.Germany, He to also study at another prestigious institution, inspired others to participate in the program—onethe Max Planck of Institute of Astronomy. his students has received a 1999-2000 Fulbright grant The acting director of the School of Maritime Business for graduate study. As the scholar explained in his and Management at Dokuz EylulTurkey University in own words, “Fulbrightthe Scholarship empowered found her time in this country an excellent opportunity me tremendously to improve the quality of learning and to interact with U.S. colleagues.“During my stay in share ideas and skills with those that I interact [with] the U.S.,’’ she wrote,“I found the chance to share my locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.’’ knowledge with my colleagues in different institutions The secretary for theUnited Kingdom’sRoyal through my lectures and seminars. I am again Commission on Long-Term Care for the Elderlygrateful spent to Fulbright that I was able to discuss my 6 months at the University of Maryland-Collegeobservations, Park opinions and experience with studying the long-term care system beingscientists developed from different countries who are all in this country. The scholar used his grantexperts to address in our field. Continuing these fruitful relations specific concerns and recommendationswill made be my in utmostthe priority in the coming In years.” Royal Commission’s recently released reportaddition, on long­ she found her association with both the term care. He first made a comparative studyFulbright of the Program and her host institution, the overall trends in how long-term care will beUniversity provided of Michigan-Ann in Arbor, extremely useful, the United States and noted innovationsreporting and have 7 felt the pride of being a Fulbrighter at developments that could be applied in everythe United relation I had with the U.S. shipyards. Both Kingdom. He then examined how U.S. policybeing makers a Fulbrighter and being affiliated with the most are preparing to meet the demographicprestigious pressures Navelthat Architecture Department in the U.S. are expected to emerge in the early parthelped of the next me a lot to complete and my “helpedproject” century. In the course of his work, the scholarmy dream gave [of a completing a comparative study between series of papers to academics and seniorU. S.policy and Turkish shipyards] come true. ” makers at the state and federal level and on Capitol Theexchange experience of a grantee from Belarus Hill and contributed an article to an international provided both the scholar and his hosts with a rare symposium on long-term care. He met with a range of opportunity for interaction. The scholar, an associate practitioners and visited a number of care facilities professor at the International Institute of Labor and across the United States. He intends to use the report ----- VISITING SCHOLAR STORIES: ------EXPERIENCES IN THE UNITED STATES

Social Relations in Minsk, explained,‘‘People o f The Scholar-in-Residence Program Belarus really do not know much about the U. S. and do not have many opportunities to visit otherThe Scholar-in-Residence countries. (SIR) Program differs from Moreover, while here I met some Americans other who didFulbright programs administered by CIES as it is not know the name of the country Belarus, an institutionalso there program, primarily benefiting U.S. are benefits for my American friends and colleaguesstudents and institutions. This does not mean, as well as myself. Nowadays, it is clear that thehowever, globe that the program has not been extremely is not very large, and we must try to get to valuableknow each to the scholars themselves.Russian A other better, and I think the Fulbright Programscholar-in-residence, really affiliated at a Florida university, does a great deal to achieve this goal. remarked, I consider"From the first day of my being here, I scholar exchanges an important part ofwas these surrounded larger with caresupport... and It was objectives, and I have found the opportunitiesalso a pleasant surprise to see here such growing provided by the Fulbright Program outstanding. interest to I nowwhat is happening overseas and to my have lots of impressions about the U. S. andhome country in particular. This helps [me] believe American people to share with my colleagues that the and world of [the] future will be the world of other people at home. ” understanding, tolerance and cooperation, but not of contradiction and tensions....I am really proud to While achingte family law at the University of consider myself a part of the prestigious Fulbright Baltimore’s Law Center,Indian an professor from thefamily and will try to do everything I can for its University of Delhi learned to overcome thebenefit.” challenges of teaching U.S. students about life and law in a culture very different from their own. DespiteThe the vice ande ofChina’s Guang-Xi University, a difficulties, the scholar found his studentsspecialist very in women’s studies as well as in foreign interested in India and Indian law. In addition,languages, he received a Fulbright grant to teach a spoke to the university’s faculty, the Baltimoresemester course on women in the 20th century at Metropolitan Council, and students at theLewiston Northeastern Clark State College in Idaho. The grantee University School of Law in Boston. In all cases,introduced he her U.S. students to Chinese concepts of thought his presentations were rewardingfemale and beauty, which have been heavily influenced by educational for both the audience andAmerican himself. standards.After The scholar discussed the returning to India, the scholar intendedrestrictions to maintain faced the by Chinese women and why they connections he developed in Baltimoreare by hosting drawn to what they see as American symbols of U.S. colleagues, continuing research collaborations,freedom, like the “Wild West” and the story of and introducing new courses based onHuckleberry his Finn. The grantee, who strongly believes experiences in the United States. that Chinese women should take an active role in establishing their freedom, urges women to take part A Chinesescholar, meanwhile, believed thatin hispolicy grant making and to work toward equal opportunity gave him invaluable, and otherwise unattainable,in arenas beyond education and employment. insight into life and culture in the United AccordingStates. After to the scholar, her experiences in the spending a year at the University of Florida-United States have increased her ability to contribute Gainesville, the English professor from Shandongto the improvement of women’s status in China by University explained that his grant"an providedincreasing her understanding of how women live and opportunity to take a direct look at the peoplework in other and lifeareas of the world. of America. Through the news media and personal contacts, I have acquired a genuine knowledgeAnother recent of the scholar-in-residence is one of the values, concerns and ways of doing things most in prominent America. singersBolivia inand an expert on Such knowledge can never be obtained the secondhand Spanish Zarzuela, a form of musical theater. He and is very important to my giving a true picturespent of a semester at the University of Central America in my future teaching and Upon research. hisArkansas, ” where he was quite active in the institution’s return home, the scholar planned to writeLatin a book American about Culture Project. Besides teaching Southern literature, the topic of his Fulbrightabout research. Latin American music and culture, the scholar presented recitals of opera, song, and Zarzuela; gave a public lecture on the Spanish Zarzuela; and organized a recital showcasing the talents of several Arkansan singers. Visiting Scholars by Academic Field

AGRICULTURE

Abd El-Haleem, Ali Dedej, Selim Lecturer, Department of Soils and Agricultural Chemis­Associate Professor, Department of Animal Produc­ try, College of Agriculture, Zagazig University, tion, Agriculture University of Tirana, Tirana, Albania Moshtohor, Egypt Research: Establishing Methods and Criteria for Research: Estimating the Redox Buffering CapacitySelection of of Tolerance to Varroatosis and Resis­ Soils and Its Effects on Fe and Mn Availability andtance to Chalkbrood Disease in Albanian Honeybee Environmental Quality Stocks Affiliation to be determined University of Georgia, Department of Entomology, c/oCIES Athens, GA 30602-2603 October 1999-April 2000 c/o Dr. Keith S. Delaplane December 1999-June 2000 Abdellatif, Mohamed Associate Professor, Department of Animal andEdirisinghe, Jayanthi Poultry Production, Faculty of Agriculture, AssiutAssociate Professor, Department of Zoology, Univer­ University, Assiut, Egypt sity of Peradeniya, Peradeniya, Sri Lanka Research: Application of DNA Marker TechnologyResearch: to Taxonomy and Efficiency of Bee Pollinators Evaluate Genetic Distance and Disease Resistanceof Crops and Natural Vegetation in Selected Lines of the Egyptian DandarawiArchbold Biological Station, Venus, FL 33960 Chicken c/o Dr. Mark Deyrup Affiliation to be determined Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC 20560 c/o CIES c/o Dr. Beth Norden April 2000-September 2000 March 2000-September 2000

Alaiban, Talal Fonseca, Dilermando Miranda da Lecturer, Department of Field Crops, Faculty ofProfessor, Department of Animal Science, Federal Agriculture, Aleppo University, Dier Azzer, SyriaUniversity of Vicosa, Vicosa, Brazil Research: Modern Techniques of Cotton FiberResearch: Quality Application of Residuals to Florida Pastures Control in an Environmentally Safe Manner Clemson University, School of Textiles, Fiber, andUniversity of Florida-Southwest, Florida Research and Polymer Science, Clemson SC 29634-1307 Education Center, Institute of Food and Agricultural c/o Dr. Hassan M. Behery Sciences, Immokalee, FL 34142-9515 September 1999-December 1999 c/o Dr. Rosa M. Muchovej January 1999-January 2000 Bahri, Hakima Department of Agronomy and Plant Breeding,Halmajan, National Horia School of Agriculture, Meknes, Morocco Lecturer, University of Agronomical Sciences and Research: Application of Molecular Marker Technolo-Veterinary Medicine, Bucharest, Romania gies to the Characterization and ScreeningResearch: of The Effect of the Soil Environment and Moroccan Barley Genotypes Seed Vigor Level on Soybean Seed Germination and University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, DepartmentEmergence of Agronomy and Plant Genetics, St. Paul, MN 55108University of Kentucky, Department of Agronomy, c/o Dr. Gary Muehlbauer Lexington, KY 40506-0032 July 1999-October 1999 c/o Dr. D.B. Egli January 2000-May 2000 Darwiche, Abdullah Associate Professor, Department of Animal Produc­ tion, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tishreen, Lattakia, Syria Research: Improving the Nutritive Value of Law Quality Roughages by Urea Treatment University of Florida, Department of Animal Science, Gainesville, FL 32611-8140 c/o Dr. William Kunkle October 1999-January 2000

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Kahangi, Esther Murugi Rehber, Erkan Associate Professor and Director, Department ofProfessor and Head, Department of Agricultural Horticulture, Institute of Biotechnology Research,Economics, Faculty of Agriculture, Uludag Univer­ Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Tech­sity, Bursa, Turkey nology, Nairobi, Kenya Research: Vertical Coordination in the Turkish Food Research: DNA Finger Printing of Kenyan Local Industry and Contract Farming: A Comparative Bananas Study of Turkey and the United States Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-NewUniversity of Connecticut, Food Marketing Policy Brunswick, Biotech Center, Cook College, NewCenter, Department of Agricultural and Resource Brunswick, NJ 08901-8520 Economics, Storrs, CT 06269 c/o Dr. Michael A. Lawton c/o Dr. Ronald W. Cotterill September 1999-May 2000 September 1999-March 2000

Mukaratirwa, Samson Rousseaux, Cecilia Deputy Dean, Department of Paraclinical VeterinaryResearcher, Department of Ecology, School of Studies, University of Zimbabwe, Harare, ZimbabweAgronomy, University of Buenos Aires, Buenos Research: Epidemiology of Amphistomosis in Aires,Cattle Argentina and the Assessment of Geographic InformationResearch: Biological Role of Anthocyanin Pigments in Systems Technology as an Analytical Tool for Plant Response to UV-B Stress: Effects on Decom­ Determination of Disease Risk in Zimbabwe position Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Utah State University, Ecology Center, Logan, UT Mechanical College, School of Veterinary Medicine,84322 Department of Veterinary Microbiology and c/oParasi­ Dr. Martyn M. Caldwell tology, Baton Rouge, LA 70803-3103 September 1999-December 1999 c/o Dr. John Malone August 1999-November 1999 Shibli, Rida Associate Professor, Biotechnology Center, University Ngo, Thi Xuyen of Science and Technology, Irbid, Jordan Lecturer and Researcher, Department of Phytopathol­Research: Physiological and Biochemical Aspects of ogy, Hanoi Agricultural University, Hanoi, VietnamAbiotic Stress Tolerance in Alfalfa Cells Research: Identification of Major Nematodes/PlantPurdue University, Department of Agronomy, West Pathogens and Control Measure for Vegetables,Lafayette, IN 47907-1968 Industrial Crops, and Fruits c/o Dr. J.J. Volerec University of California-Riverside, International Agricul­September 1999-May 2000 tural Programs, Riverside, CA 92507 c/o Dr. Seymour D. Van Gundy Uriyapongson, Suthipong University of California-Riverside, Department ofAssociate Professor, Department of Animal Science, Nematology, Riverside, CA 92521-0102 Faculty of Agriculture, Khon Kaen University, Khon c/o Dr. Ole Becker Kaen, Thailand September 1999-June 2000 Research: Effect of Processing in the Interaction of Meat Proteins and Carbohydrate Using Model Qasem, Jamal Systems Professor, Department of Agricultural ResourcesOklahoma and State University, Food and Agricultural Environment, Faculty of Agriculture, UniversityProducts of Research and Technology Center, Jordan, Amman, Jordan Stillwater, OK 74078 Research: Control of Broomrape(Orobanche ramosa c/o Dr. Patricia Rayas Duarte L.) in Tomato November 1999-May 2000 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Department of Plant Pathology, Physiology, and Weed Science, Blacksburg, VA 24061-0202 c/o Dr. Chester L. Foy September 1999-May 2000

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Vega, Claudia Research Scholar, Department of Agronomy and Crop Physiology, University of Mar Del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina Research: Kernel Number Determination in Soybean, Sunflower, and Maize University of Kentucky, Department of Agronomy, Lexington, KY 40506-0032 c/o Dr. Dennis B. Egli October 1999-December 1999

AMERICAN HISTORY

Achode, Codjo S. Hoelbing, Walter Professor, Department of American Studies,Associate National Professor, Department of American Stud­ University of Benin, Cotonou, Benin ies, Karl-Franzens University of Graz, Graz, Austria Research: African American Influence on AmericanResearch: The Collector, the Politician, and the Diplomacy Toward Africa Humanist: Three Austrian Refugee Publishers in the Florida International University, Department Unitedof History, States Miami FL 33199 SUNY-University at Albany, Humanities Building, c/o Dr. Christopher Gray Department of English, Albany, NY 12222-0001 November 1999-April 2000 c/o Dr. Thomas Cohen Columbia University, Department of English and Csillag,Andras Comparative Literature, New York, NY 10027 Associate Professor, Department of Englishc/o and Dr. David Damrosch American Studies, Juhasz Gyula July 1999-September 1999 Teachers’ College, Szeged, Hungary Research: Organizing and Cataloging theMiyashita, Library/ Kazuko Archives of the American-Hungarian FoundationProfessor, Foreign Language Center, National Institute American-Hungarian Foundation, New Brunswick,of Fitness NJ and Sports, Kanoya City, Japan 08903 Research: Stephen Foster as a Problem of Racial and c/o Mr. August J. Molnar Regional Representation September 1999-June 2000 Affiliation to be determined c /o CIES Grozev, Kostadin Dates to be determined Senior Assistant Professor, Department of Modern and Contemporary History, Faculty of History, SofiaMurakawa,Yoko University, Sofia, Bulgaria Associate Professor, Department of International Lecturing: 20th-Century American History Cooperation Studies, Faculty of International Wesleyan University, Department of Government,Studies, Keiai University, Chiba-ken, Japan Middletown, CT 06459-0260 Research: The History of the Japanese American c/o Dr. Peter Rutland Expatriates September 1999-March 2000 Columbia University, Asian American Studies Pro­ gram, New York, NY 10027 c/o Dr. Gary Y. Okihiro August 1999-May 2000

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Rechetova, Natalia Zhao, Xuegong Associate Professor, Department of History, RostovAssociate Professor, Institute of History, Nankai State Pedagogical University, Rostov, Russia University, Tianjin, People’s Republic of China Research: American Philanthropy in Russia Research: The Transformation of American Policy Stanford University, Hoover Institution, Stanford,Toward CA China: From Confrontation to Reconciliation, 94305-6010 1961-79 c/o Dr. Charles G. Palm University of Maryland-College Park, Department of September 1999-May 2000 History, College Park, MD 20742 c/o Dr. Shu Guang Zhang Sirotinskaia, Maria September 1999-June 2000 Research Fellow, Department of North American Studies, Institute of World History, Russian Acad­ emy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia Research: Political Institutions of the United States and France in the Middle of the 19th Century: Mutual Perceptions University at Albany, State University of NewYork, Department of History, Albany, NY 12222-0001 c/o Dr. Dan S. White October 1999-February 2000

AMERICAN LITERATURE

Antsyferova, Olga Isci, Gunseli Senior Researcher, Department of World Literature,Associate Professor, Department of English, Faculty Ivanovo State University, Ivanovo, Russia of Letters, Ege University, Izmir, Turkey Research: Henry James and American Literary CultureResearch: Women’s Studies Graduate Certificate University of Califomia-lrvine, Department of English,Programs and Autobiographical Narratives by Irvine, CA 92697 Contemporary Women Writers c/o Dr. John C. Rowe Temple University, Women’s Studies Program, College August 1999-December 1999 of Arts and Sciences, Philadelphia, PA 19122 c/o Dr. Rebecca Alpert Hestetun, Oyunn September 1999-March 2000 Associate Professor, Department of English, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway Jarkas, Najla Research: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Narrative:Lecturer, Department of English, Aleppo University, Multicultural Textual Inscriptions Aleppo, Syria University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, DepartmentResearch: of “I Died of Living”: Hilda Doolittle’s Muse-Like English, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3520 Relationship with T.S. Eliot c/o Dr. William L. Andrews Yale University, Department of English, New Haven, CT August 1999-August 2000 06520 c/o Dr. Linda Peterson Hou, Yiling September 1999-December 1999 Associate Professor, Department of English, Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing, People’sKim, Repub­ Jungmai lic of China Professor, Department of English, Dongguk University, Research: Postmodernist Fiction in the UnitedSeoul, States Korea Duke University, Department of English, Durham,Research: NC A Critical Reassessment of American 27708-0586 Feminist Classics in the 1960s c/o Dr. Victor H. Strandburg University o f California-Los Angeles, Department of August 1999-June 2000 English, Los Angeles, CA 90095 c/o Dr. Thomas Wortham August 1999-January 2000

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Kolar, Stanislav Rubin, Derek Assistant Professor, Department of English andLecturer, Department of English, Vrije University, American Studies, Faculty of Arts, Ostrava Univer­Amsterdam, Netherlands sity, Ostrava, Czech Republic Lecturing and Research: Margins Within the Main­ Research: Responses to the Holocaust in Americanstream: A Study of Marginality in Contemporary Fiction Jewish American Fiction University of California-Berkeley, DepartmentSUNY-College of Ethnic at New Paltz, Jewish Studies Program, Studies, Berkeley, CA 94720 New Paltz, NY 12561-2449 c/o Dr. Ronald Takaki c/o Mr. Gerald Sorin January 2000-June 2000 SUNY-College at New Paltz, Department of English, New Paltz, NY 12561-2449 Lafi, Borni c/o Dr. Barry Boat Assistant Professor, Department of English, JanuaryFaculty of 2000-July 2000 Arts and Humanities o fKairouan, Kairouan, Tunisia Research: Dixie in Black and White:Laughter From Sawhney, Brajesh and Tears toPassion and Pellagra Lecturer, Department of English, Kurukshetra Univer­ Dartmouth College, Department of English, Hanover,sity, Haryana, India NH 03755 Research: Search for Belonging in Contemporary c/o Dr. William Cook Native American Fiction: A Study of the Selected July 1999-November 1999 Works of Leslie Marmon Silko, Louise Erdrich, and Sherman Alexie Preis-Smith, Agata University of California-Los Angeles, American Indian Professor, American Literature Section, InstituteStudies of Center, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1598 English Studies, University of Warsaw, Warsaw,c/o Dr. Duane Champagne Poland July 1999-August 1999 Research: The Rhetoric of Camp in Postmodern American Poetry of the 1960s Sool, Reet University o f California-Riverside, DepartmentAssociate of Professor, Department of English, Univer­ English, Riverside, CA 92521-0102 sity of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia c/o Dr. Emory Elliot Research: Women Poets in America: Sylvia Plath and September 1999-June 2000 Elizabeth Bishop University of California-Berkeley, Department of Radeljkovic, Zvonimir English, Berkeley, CA 94720 Professor, Department of English, Faculty ofc/o Philoso­ Dr. Anne Cheng phy, Sarajevo University, Sarajevo, BosniaSeptember and 1999-January 2000 Hercegovina Research: American Studies Curriculum DevelopmentSuh, Ji-Moon University of the Pacific, Department of English,Professor, Department of English, Korea University, Stockton, CA 95211-0197 Seoul, Korea c/o Dr. Robert Cox Research: Curriculum Development for Teaching September 1999-June 2000 Graduate Courses in Feminist Critical Theories and Practices Ricard, Virginia Stanford University, Department of English, Stanford, Professor, Victor-Segalen-Boreaux2, Bordeaux,CA 94305-9991 France c/o Dr. Barbara Charlesworth Gelpi Research: Deracination and the Family: 20th-CenturySeptember 1999-January 2000 Literary Accounts Harvard University, History of American Civilization Program, Barker Center, Cambridge, M A 02138 c/o Dr. Werners Sollors August 1999-October 1999

17 AMERICAN LITERATURE

Takeda, Masako Wang, Xing Professor, Department of English and AmericanProfessor, Department of Foreign Languages, Beijing Literature, Osaka Shoin Women’s College, Normal Osaka, University, Beijing, People’s Republic of Japan China Research: American Poetry on Emily DickinsonResearch: American Short Stories in the 20th Century Affiliation to be determined Dartmouth College, Department of English, Hanover, c/o CIES NH 03755 Dates to be determined c/o Dr. William Cook September 1999-June 2000 Trendafilov, Vladimir Senior Lecturer, Department of English andZaman, American Niaz Studies, University of Sofia, Sofia, BulgariaProfessor and Chair, Department of English, University Research: American Versus Bulgarian Initial ofRecep­ Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh tion of the Works of Jack London, John Steinbeck,Research: In a World of Men: Male Models and and Joseph Heller: A Comparative Study Mentors in the Lives and Works of Margaret Fuller, University of Chicago, Social Sciences Division,Emily Dickinson, and Louisa M. Alcott Committee on Social Thought, Chicago, ILUniversity 60637- of Maryland-College Park, Department of 1513 Comparative Literature, College Park, MD 20742 c/o Dr. Mark Strand c/o Dr. Susan S. Lanser December 1999—April 2000 October 1999-March 2000

ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY-

Budil, Ivo Guerin, Alexandrine Assistant Professor and Head, DepartmentAssociate of Anthro­ Researcher, House of the East Mediterra­ pology, Center for the Humanities, Faculty nean,of Law, Lyon, France University of West Bohemia, Plzen, Czech RepublicResearch: Region, Territory, and Settlement Patterns Research: Totalitarianism: An Anthropologicalin thePer­ Middle East During the Islamic Periods spective University of Chicago, The Oriental Institute, Chicago, Johns Hopkins University, Department of Anthropol­IL 60637-1513 ogy, Baltimore, MD 21218-2699 c/o Dr. Donald Whitcomb c/o Dr. Sara Berry January 2000-March 2000 December 1999-March 2000 Ingstad, Benedicte Chnirelman, Victor Professor, Section for Medical Anthropology, Institute Leading Researcher, Center for the Study ofof Conflicts, General Practice and Community Medicine, Oslo, Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology,Norway Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia Research: Health in Norwegian: A Qualitative Study of Research: Struggle for the Past-Struggle forthe the Meaning of the Concept Health Future: Ethnopolitical Ideologies in the UniversityFormer of California-Berkeley, Department of USSR and Post-Soviet States Anthropology, Berkeley, CA 94720-3710 Harvard University, Davis Center for Russian Studies,c/o Dr. Nancy Scheper-Hughes Cambridge, MA 02138 August 1999-July 2000 c/o Dr. Timothy J. Colton Wellesley College, Department of Anthropology, Wellesley, MA 02181 c/o Dr. Sally E. Merry September 1999-May 2000

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Jurika, Daina Paddayya, Katragadda Researcher, Department of Archives of Latvian Folk­Professor, Department of Archaeology, Deccan lore, Riga, Latvia College, Pune, India Research: Personal Experience Stories as ConflictLecturing: Indian Prehistory Management Tools at a Workplace University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Museum of Anthro­ Indiana University-Bloomington, Department ofpology, Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 Sociology, Bloomington, IN 47405 c/o Dr. Robert Whallon c/o Dr. Allen Grimshaw August 1999-November 1999 Indiana University-Bloomington, Folklore Institute, Bloomington, IN 47405 Roberts, Jeannie c/o Dr. Inta Carpenter Director, Curtin Indigenous Research Center, Center January 2000-May 2000 for Aboriginal Studies, Curtin University, Perth, Australia Kassymzhanova, Sabina Lecturing: Aborigines in Modern Australia Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy,Elon College, Department of International and Special Almaty State University, Almaty, Kazakhstan Programs, Elon College, NC 27244-2010 Research: Comparative Study of Cliff Depictionsc/o in Dr. William G. Rich Europe and North America Scholar-in-Residence Program North Dakota State University, Department of Sociol­January 2000-May 2000 ogy and Anthropology, Fargo, ND 58105 c/o Dr. Gary A. Goreham Ruiz, Nydia August 1999-M ay 2000 Head, Doctoral Program in Social Studies, School of Economics and Social Sciences, Central University Mantu, Cornelia of Venezuela, Caracas, Venezuela Researcher, Institute of Archaeology, Iasi, RomaniaResearch: Political Catechisms in Spain and Spanish Research: Application of the Physical and NaturalAmerica (18th and 19th Centuries) Sciences for Interdisciplinary Research in Archaeol­University of Texas-Austin, Institute of Latin American ogy Studies, Austin, TX 78712 San Francisco State University, Museum Studiesc/o Dr. Larry Graham Program, San Francisco, CA 94132-1722 November 1999-March 2000 c/o Dr. Linda Ellis January 2000-June 2000 Seneviratne, Sudharshan Professor, Department of Archaeology, University of Mendikulova, Gulnara Peradeniya, Peradeniya, Sri Lanka Leading Research Fellow, Department of ResearchResearch: The Role of Ideology in the Practice of Information, Institute of History and Ethnology,Archaeology and Heritage Management Kazakh Academy of Sciences, Almaty, KazakhstanCarleton College, Cross-Cultural Studies Program, Research: The Kazakh Diaspora: At Home and AbroadArchaeology Concentration, Northfield, MN 55057- University o f Wisconsin-Madison, Center for Russian,4001 East European, and Central Asian Studies, Madi­c/o Dr. Nancy Wilkie son, Wl 53706 January 2000-July 2000 c/o Dr. Robert J. Kaiser September 1999-June 2000

Mohammad, Aminah Independent Scholar, School of the High Studies in Social Sciences, Noisy-le-Grand, France Research: Muslim Immigrants from the Indian Subcon­ tinent: A Comparative Study Between New York and Chicago University of Chicago, Center for International Studies, Globalization Project, Chicago, IL 60637-1513 c/o Dr. Arjun Appadurai March 2000-May 2000

19 ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY

Shakhanova, Nurilya Soenarto, Sastrowijoto Director, Curriculum Development Center, SorosProfessor and Head, Medical Education Research and Foundation-Kazakhstan, Almaty, KazakhstanDevelopment Unit, Faculty of Medicine, Gadjah Research: Changing Gender Roles in KazakhstanMada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia During the Post-Communist Transition: NewResearch: Oppor­ Developing a Model of Teaching Medical tunities and Social Stresses Humaniora and Ethics for Low-Income Countries: A University o f Wisconsin-Madison, DepartmentComparative of Examination of Gajah Mada and Anthropology, Madison, Wl 53706-1393 Harvard Experiences c/o Dr. Anatoly M. Khazanov Harvard University, Department of Medical Anthropol­ University of Wisconsin-Madison, Departmentogy, of Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA 02138 Languages and Cultures of Asia, Madison,c/o Dr.Wl Byron J. Good 53706-1393 Harvard University, Department of Social Medecine, c/o Dr. Uli Schamiloglu Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA02138 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Mary Jo Good September 1999-February 2000 Slobodine, Serguei Researcher, Laboratory of History and Archaeology,Suparlan, Parsudi Northeastern Interdisciplinary Research Institute,Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Russian Academy of Sciences, Magadan, Indonesia,Russia Depok, Jawa Barat, Indonesia Research: Comparative Analysis of ArchaeologicalResearch: The Kamoro of Timika, Irian Jaya: Ethnicity Cultures of Beringia: Northeast Asia and Alaskaof the Mwapi Kamoro University of Alaska-Anchorage, DepartmentIndiana of University-Bloomington, Department of Anthropology, College of Arts and Sciences,Anthropology, Bloomington, IN 47405-5700 Anchorage, AK 99508-8060 c/o Dr. Anya Peterson Royce c/o Dr. David R. Yesner December 1999-June 2000 October 1999-June 2000

ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING

Abilov, Alexey Faludi, Andreas Head, Principles of Architectural Design Department,Chair, Spatial Policy Systems in Europe, Faculty of Faculty of Architecture, Kazakh State AcademyPolicy of Sciences, University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Architecture and Construction, Almaty, KazakhstanNetherlands Research: Theoretical, Practical, and MethodologicalLecturing: The Single Market and European Spatial Aspects of Sustainable Development for HumanDevelopment Policy Settlements Harvard University, Department of Urban Planning and Clemson University, Department of Planning andDesign, Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA Landscape Architecture, College of Architecture,02138 Art, and Humanities, Clemson, SC 29634-0511c/o Dr. Jerold Kayden c/o Dr. James B. London European Union Affairs Research Program September 1999-March 2000 March 2000-June 2000

Barahona, Maria Kobayashi, Hiroto Director, Master of Urban Design Program, UniversityResearcher, Department of Architecture, Meiji Univer­ of Costa Rica, San Jose, Costa Rica sity, Tokyo, Japan Research: A Comparative Study of Built EnvironmentsResearch: A Case Study on North End Districts in University of California-Berkeley, Center for Environ­Boston: Exploration of Preservation Methodologies mental Design Research, College of EnvironmentalHarvard University, Faculty of Design, Graduate Design, Berkeley, C A 94720-1839 School of Design, Cambridge, MA 02138 c/o Dr. Ed Arens c/o Dr. Peter G. Rowe January 2000-March 2000 August 1999—April 2000

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Krasheninnikov, Alexey Valentinivich Morichon Dit Mory, Pascal Professor, Department of Architectural Practice,Architect, Paris, France Moscow Architectural Institute, Moscow, RussiaResearch: Urban Renewal of the Main Cities on the Research: Project Management for Architects andEast Coast Planners The American Institute of Architects, Washington, DC University of Washington, College of Architecture20006-5292 and Urban Planning, Department of Architecture,c/o Seattle, Dr. Mary Felber W A 98195 August 1999-March 2000 c/o Dr. Jerry V. Finrow January 2000-August 2000 Park, Young-Kyu Associate Professor, Department of Industrial Design, Lin, Sen-Tyan Robert College of Arts, Yongin University, Yongin City, Professor and Head, Department of Land Economics,Kyungki Do, Korea National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan Research: The Exhibition Objects and Exhibition Research: Human Behavior and Institutional Change:Design of the American Museum of Natural History A Comparative Study of Zoning Institutions inin the New York, USA United States and Taiwan American Museum of Natural History, Department of Washington University, Department of Economics,Anthropology, Asian Ethnographic Collections, New Center for New Institutional Economics, St. Louis,York, NY 10024-5192 MO 63130-4899 c/o Dr. Laurel Kendall c/o Dr. Lee Benham September 1999-February 2000 January 2000-July 2000 Randrup, Thomas Mendonca, Jupira Gomes de Researcher and Senior Consultant, Department of Assistant Professor, Department of Urbanism, SchoolPark and Landscape, Danish Forest and Landscape of Architecture, Federal University of Minas Gerais,Research Institute, Hoersholm, Denmark Belo Horizonte-MG, Brazil Research: Quantification of Urban Forests Benefits Research: The New Urban Order and Social Inequali­University of California-Davis, U.S. Department of ties Agriculture Forest Service, Western Center for Urban Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture,Forest Research and Education, Davis, CA 95616- Planning, and Preservation, Division of Urban 8587 Planning, New York, NY 10027 c/o Dr. Greg McPherson c/o Dr. Peter Marcuse November 1999-May 2000 March 1999-March 2000

AREA STUDIES

Mabasa, Ignatius Molnar, Miklos Lecturer, Department of English, University ofAssistant Zimba­ Professor, Department of English, Teacher bwe, Mt. Pleasant, Zimbabwe Training College, Eotvos Lorand University, Lecturing: Perceptions of Africa Budapest, Hungary North Central College, Department of InternationalLecturing: Representing Hungarian Culture Programs, Naperville, IL 60566-7063 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-New c/o Dr. John H. Shindler Brunswick, Department of Sociology, New Scholar-in-Residence Program Brunswick, NJ 08903 August 1999-June 2000 c/o Dr. Jozsef Borocz September 1999-June 2000 ART

Anas, Biranul Mukherjee, Prasanta Lecturer, Department of Design, Craft StudyTeacher, Program, Sculpture Department, Sardar Patel Faculty of Visual Arts, Bandung Institute of Technol­Vidyalaya, New Delhi, India ogy, Bandung, Indonesia Research: Visual Art Workshop for Children Research: Traditional Craft-Based SouvenirsSaint Xavier University, School of Arts and Sciences, University of California-Berkeley, Department Departmentof of Fine Arts, Chicago, IL 60655-3105 Anthropology, Berkeley, CA 94720 c/o Dr. Michael Rabe c/o Dr. Nelson Graburn Morgan Park Academy, Department of Fine Arts, November 1999—April 2000 Chicago, IL 60655-3105 c/o Dr. Robert Langsten Enez, Nevin June 1999-August 1999 Professor, Department of Textile Design, School of Art, Marmara University, Istanbul, Turkey Natewong, Suwanee Research : Development of Textile ConservationGeneral Manager and Director, Umdang Ceramics, Training Programs in Turkey Dankwean Nakhorn Ratchasima, Korat, Thailand University of Delaware, Winterthur Museum, Lecturing:Art Carved Ceramic Murals Conservation Program, Winterthur, DE19735Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, Department of c/o Dr. Linda Eaton Visual and Performing Arts, Corpus Christi, TX September 1999-December 1999 78412-5503 c/o Dr. Louis Katz Boateng, Kofi Scholar-in-Residence Program Senior Research Fellow, Department of IndustrialAugust Art,1999-January 2000 College of Art, University of Science and Technol­ ogy, Kumasi, Ghana Offei-Nyako, Benjamin Research: The Manufacturing of Kiln FurnitureSenior with Lecturer, College of Art, University of Science Locally Available Materials and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana Indiana University-Bloomington, DepartmentLecturing: of African Art Linguistics, Bloomington, IN 47405 North Carolina Central University, Department of Art, c/o Dr. Samuel Obeng Durham, NC 27707-3129 September 1999-February 2000 c/o Dr. Melvin J. Carver Scholar-in-Residence Program Kisseleva, Olga August 1999-May 2000 Associate Professor, Department of Art, Jean Monnet University, St. Etienne, France Research: Cyber Art: New Territory of Contemporary Art University of California-San Diego, Department of Visual Arts, La Jolla, CA 92093-0327 c/o Dr. Lev Manovich August 1999-November 1999

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Armaos, Georgios Guetmanskaia, Elena Ph.D. Candidate, Department of ContemporaryResearcher, Art, Interface Press Office, The State Hermit­ University of Paris I, Pantheon-Sorbonne, Paris,age Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia France Research: The State Hermitage Museum on the Research: 20 Temporary Exhibitions Organized orThreshold of the 21st Century Held at the Museum of Modern Art, New York,Metropolitan and Museum of Art, Department of Communi­ the National Museum of Modern Art, Paris, 1977-97cations, New York, NY 10028-0198 New York University, Department of Fine Arts, Newc/o Ms. Elyse Topalian York, NY 10012-1019 September 1999-March 2000 c/o Dr. Robert S. Lubar January 2000-December 2000

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Alluwaimi, Ahmed Bagyinka, Csaba Assistant Professor, Department of MicrobiologySenior and Research Associate, Institute of Biophysics, Parasitology, College of Veterinary Medicine andBiological Research Center, Hungarian Academy of Animal Resources, King Faisal University, Al-Ahsa,Sciences, Szeged, Hungary Saudi Arabia Lecturing and Research: Modern Physical Methods in Research: Early Diagnosis of Bovine Mastitis by Biology; Hydrogenase Active Center Investigation Monitoring the Level of 1L-1, TNF-Alpha, 1L-6,University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Department of IFN-Gamma, and 1L-2 by Using Reverse Transcrip­Chemistry, Amherst, MA 01003-0001 tion and Competitive Polymerase Chain Reactionc/o Dr. Michael J. Maroney University of California-Davis, College of VeterinarySeptember 1999-June 2000 Medicine, Dairy Food Safety Laboratory, Davis, CA 95616 Balota, Maria c/o Dr. James S. Cullor Researcher, Department of Plant Physiology, Re­ August 1999-May 2000 search Institute for Cereals and Industrial Crops, Calarasi, Romania Aly, Mohammed Research: Physiological and Molecular Markers for Drought Tolerance in Winter Wheat Associate Professor, Department of Genetics, Faculty Texas A&M University, Agricultural Research and of Agriculture, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt Extension Center, Texas Agricultural Experiment Research: Isolation and Characterization of cDNAs for Station, Amarillo, TX 79106 N-Methyltransferases from the Plumbaginaceae c/o Dr. Mark Lazar University of Florida-Gainesville, College of Agricul­ January 2000-September 2000 ture, Department of Horticulture Sciences, Gainesville, FL 32611-0690 Banu, Shamsia c/o Dr. Bala Rathinasabapathi Reader and Head, Department of Biochemistry, October 1999-May 2000 Justice Basheer Ahmed Sayeed Women’s College, Tamil Nadu, India Azizi, Rahila Research: Activation of Porcine Endothelial Cells by Taxonomist, Department of Zoology, University of Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan Human Antibodies Washington University, Department of Surgery, St. Research: Pesticides as Environmental Pollutants with Louis, MO 63130-4899 Reference to Their Effects on Nontarget Organisms c/o Dr. T. Mohanakumar University of Illinois—Chicago, Department of Biological July 1999-October 1999 Sciences, Chicago, IL 60607 c/o Dr. Ma Q. Khan August 1999-May 2000

23 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Ben-Yehuda, Sigal Costea,Mihai Researcher, Department of Molecular MicrobiologyAssistant Professor, Department of Botany and Plant and Biotechnology, Tel Aviv University, Ramat-Aviv,Physiology, University of Agronomical Sciences and Israel Veterinary Medicine, Bucharest, Romania Research: Regulation of Transcription TerminationResearch: in Taxonomy, Evolution, Ethnobotany, and E. Coli Utilitarian Importance of the GenusAmaranthus L Columbia University, College of Physicians and (Amaranthaceae) Surgeons, Institute of Cancer Research, NewUniversity York, of California-Riverside, Department of NY 10032 Botany and Plant Sciences, Riverside, CA 92521- c/o Dr. Max Gottesman 0102 November 1999-October 2000 c/o Dr. J.G. Waines September 1999-January 2000 Bokhari, Fardos Head, Department of Biological Sciences, CollegeDanczik, of Erzsebet Sciences, King Abdul Aziz University, Jeddah,Laboratory Veterinarian, Immunological Department, Saudi Arabia Veterinary Institute, Bekescsaba, Hungary Research: Determination of Aflatoxin B1, M1 by Research: Develop and Test IBV Eukarytotic Subunit Chromatographic and Enzyme Immunoassay inVaccine Commercial Milk in Saudi Arabia University of Georgia, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Arizona, College of Agriculture, Depart­Poultry Diagnostic and Research Center, Athens, ment of Nutritional Sciences, Tucson, AZ 85721GA 30602 c/o Dr. Ralph Price c/o Dr. Mark W. Jackwood August 1999-February 2000 September 1999-June 2000

Botcheva, Nadejda Dascaliuc, Alexandru Assistant Professor, Mechanisms of PerceptionChief, Plant Physiology Institute, Moldovan Academy Department, Institute of Physiology, Bulgarianof Sciences, Chisinau, Moldova Academy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria Research: Influence of Apple Seed Storage Proteins Research: Local Information and Visual Surface on Embryo’s Germination Capacity Reconstruction in the Recovery of a Three-Dimen­University of Arizona, Department of Biochemistry, sional Structure in Dynamic Images Tucson,AZ 85721-0106 University of California-lrvine, Department of Cognitivec/o Dr. Elizabeth Vierling Sciences, Irvine, CA 92697 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Myron L. Braunstein September 1999-February 2000 Dou, Horng Yunn Director, Clinical Laboratory Department, Municipal Braby, Michael Fergus Chronic Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan Research Scientist, Division of Entomology, CSIRO,Research: Tuberculosis Control, Diagnosis, and Canberra, Australia Treatment Research: The Origin and Evolution of AustralianYeshiva University, Albert Einstein College of Medi­ Butterflies: Phylogeny and Biogeography ofcine, Delias Department of Medicine, Microbiology, and (Lepidoptera: Pieridea) and Allied Genera Immunology, Bronx, NY 10461 Harvard University, Agassiz Museum, Museum ofc/o Dr. John Chan Comparative Zoology, Cambridge, MA 02138 June 1999-June 2000 c/o Dr. Naomi Pierce June 1999-June 2000

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Dziadek, Jaroslaw Frontelo, Maria Assistant Professor, Center of Microbiology andPostdoctoral Fellow, Department of Molecular and Virology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Lodz, Cellular Biology of Cancer, Biomedical Research Poland Institute, Madrid, Spain Research: Cloning, Sequencing, and CharacterizationResearch: TRAP1 as a Putative Cytoplasmic Anchor of Mycobacterium Vaccae Origin of Replication for the Tumor Suppressor Smad4 University o f Texas-Tyler, Department of Biochemis­National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute, try, Tyler, TX 75799-0001 Laboratory of Cell Regulation and Carcinogenesis, c/o Dr. Malini Rajagopalan Bethesda, MD 20892 December 1999-September 2000 c/o Dr. Anita B. Roberts November 1999-February 2000 Eden, Amir Researcher, Department of Genetics, Life ScienceHassouna, Mohamed Institute, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusa­Professor, Department of Environmental Studies, lem, Israel Institute of Graduate Studies and Research, Alexan­ Research: Function of Histone Macro H2A1 in Xdria University, Alexandria, Egypt Inactivation and in Heterochromatin Research: Bioremediation of Recalcitrant Compounds Massachusetts Institute of Technology, The White-in Water Streams head Institute, Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 Affiliation to be determined c/o Dr. Rudolf Jaenisch c/o CIES December 1999-December 2000 February 2000-October 2000

Favoreel, Herman Jakus, Ratislav Ph.D. Student and Research Assistant, LaboratoryScientist, of Department of Production Ecology, Institute Virology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Universityof Forest Ecology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, of Gent, Merelbeke, Belgium Zvolen, Slovak Republic Research: Role of the Cytoplasmic Tail of Glycopro­Research: Optimization of Verbenone Suppression teins gB and gD of Pseudorabies Virus DuringTactic for Southern Pine Beetle Immune Evasion of the Virus Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Princeton University, Department of Molecular Biology,College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Depart­ Princeton, NJ 08544-1019 ment of Entomology, Blacksburg, VA 24061-0202 c/o Dr. Lynn Enquist c/o Dr. Scott M. Salom January 2000-January 2001 July 2000-September 2000

Fex Svenningsen, Asa Jimenez Cid, Victor Ph.D. Student, Department of Animal Physiology,Researcher, Department of Microbiology, School of Lund University, Lund, Sweden Pharmacy, Complutense University of Madrid, Research: Assembling of CNS and PNS Myelin Madrid, Spain Sheath: Axon-Schwann Cell CommunicationResearch: in the Novel Cell Cycle Checkpoint Dependent on Regenerating Nerve Morphogenetic Signals CUNY-Mount Sinai School of Medicine, BrookdaleUniversity of California-Berkeley, Department of Center for Molecular Biology, New York, NY 10029-Molecular and Cell Biology, Berkeley, CA 94720 6574 c/o Dr. Jeremy Thorner c/o Dr. David R. Colman August 1999-August 2000 September 1999-September 2000 Kassem, Hala Lecturer, Department of Biological and Natural Sci­ ences, Institute of Environmental Studies and Research, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt Research: Landscape Variables Influencing the Distribution of Sandflies in the Sinai Peninsula Affiliation to be determined c/o CIES April 2000-October 2000

25 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Kheyyali, Driss Manolii, Victor Professor, Department of Animal Physiology,Associate Professor, Department of Breeding, Genet­ Agronomy and Veterinary Institute Hassanics, II, andRabat, Biotechnology, State Agricultural University Morocco of Moldova, Chisinau, Moldova Research: Relationship Between Dietary LysineResearch: and Application on Molecular Markers for a Carnitine in the Channel Catfish: The EffectGenotype on Lipid Identification of Cultivated Plants and Animo Acid Metabolism University of Arizona, Department of Plant Sciences, Mississippi State University, Department of Biochem­Tucson, AZ 85721 istry and Molecular Biology, Mississippi State,c/o Dr. MS Brian Larkins 39762 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Robert P. Wilson June 1999-September 1999 McGeoch, Melodie Alyce Lecturer, Department of Zoology and Entomology, Kostkan, Vlastimil University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa Assistant Lecturer, Department of Ecology, Research:Faculty of Multiscale Patterns in the Spatial Distribu­ Science, Palacky University, Olomouc, Czechtion of an Insect Herbivore System: Galling Sawflies Republic on Willows Research: The Beaver as an Ecological FactorNorthern Arizona University, Department of Biological SUNY-College of Environmental Science andSciences, For­ Flagstaff, AZ 86011 estry, Department of Biology, Syracuse, NYc/o 13210- Dr. P.W. Price 2778 April 2000-July 2000 c/o Dr. Dietland Muller-Scwarze April 2000-October 2000 Mehari, Tetemke Dean, School of Pharmacy, Addis Ababa University, Kushmaro, Ariel Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Independent Scholar, Department of Zoology,Research: TheBacillus Thuringienesis from Ethiopia As a George S. Wise Faculty of Life Sciences, Tel BiologicalAviv Control Agent University, Tel Aviv, Israel HowardUniversity, College of Medicine, Department of Research: The Biology and Ecology of CoralBiochemistry Disease: and Molecular Biology, Washington, The Mechanism of Infection Process DC 20059-0002 Harvard University, Department of Organismicc/o and Dr. Thomas Smith Evolutionary Biology, Cambridge, MA 02138September 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Colleen M. Cavanaugh September 1999-September 2000 Mirza, Javed Associate Professor, Botany Division, Institute of Pure Kwiatkowska, Dorota and Applied Botany, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Assistant Professor, Institute of Botany, WroclawMultan, Pakistan University, Wroclaw, Poland Research: Genetical and Biochemical Studies of Research: In Vivo Observation and ManipulationPolyamine of MutantsArabidopsis of Thaliana Plant Shoot Apices University of Georgia, Department of Botany, Athens, Stanford University, Department of Applied Mechanics,GA 30602-7211 Stanford, CA 94305-9991 c/o Dr. Russell Malmberg c/o Dr. Charles R. Steele September 1999-June 2000 September 1999-June 2000 Mutumba, Gerard Majella Lindstrom, Kai Lecturer, Department of Botany, Makerere University, Assistant Lecturer, Department of Ecology andKampala, Uganda Systematics, Zoological Laboratory, UniversityResearch: of Introducing a Botanic Gardens Manage­ Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland ment Skills Course at Makerere University, Uganda Research: The Evolution of Male ParentalLongwood Care in Fish Gardens, Kennett Square, PA 19348-0501 University of Florida, Department of Zoology,c/o Dr. James Swazey Gainesville, FL 32611-2009 October 1999-February 2000 c/o Dr. Collete M. St. Mary December 1999-September 2000

26 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Nazarova, Galina Perotti, Maria Gabriela Senior Researcher, Hormone Regulation of Photosyn­Associate Professor, Department of Biosciences, thesis and Plant Growth Laboratory, Institute of Regional Center for Research and Transfer of Basic Biological Problems, Russian Academy of Technology, National University of La Rioja, La Sciences, Pushchino, Russia Rioja, Argentina Research: Mechanism of Foliar Sprays that IncreaseResearch: Feeding Strategies and Morphological Plant Productivity and Water Use Efficiency: Implications in the Two Larval Moths of Activities of Photosynthetic Apparatus Speamultiplicata (Anura: Pelobatidae) University of Wyoming, College of Arts and Sciences,Te xas A&M University, Department of Wildlife and Department of Botany, Laramie, WY 82071-3165 Fisheries Science, College Station, TX 77843-2258 c/o Dr. John N. Nishio c/o Dr. Lee Fitzgerald August 1999-April 2000 June 2000-August 2000

Olsson, Karl Pilpel, Yitzhak Research Fellow, Department of Ecology, Lund Researcher, Department of Molecular Genetics, University, Lund, Sweden Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel Research: Behavioral Indicators: A Key to the Popula­Research: Functional and Structural Mapping of the tion Processes of the Starling Membrane Protein Universe University of Illinois—Chicago, Department of BiologicalHarvard University, Harvard Medical School, Depart­ Sciences, Chicago, IL 60607-7060 ment of Genetics, Cambridge, MA 02115 c/o Dr. Joel S. Brown c/o Dr. George Church September 1999-July 2000 January 2000-January 2001

Oren, Uri Pinar Garcia, Susana Researcher, Department of Zoology, The George S.Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of History of Wise Faculty of Life Sciences, Tel Aviv University, Science, Center for Historical Studies, Higher Council Tel Aviv, Israel for Scientific Research, Madrid, Spain Research: Intra-Colonial Integration and EnergyResearch: Reception, Introduction, and New Polemics Translocation in Bleaching Corals of Neodarwinism in Latin America University of Maryland-College Park, Department ofUniversity of California-Irvine, Department of Ecology Biology, College Park, MD 20742-4415 and Evolutionary Biology, Irvine, CA 92717 c/o Dr. Kenneth P. Sebens c/o Dr. Francisco J. Ayala September 1999-September 2000 March 1998-February 2000

Pauluzzi, Ingeborg Marlis Prieto Suarez, Cintz Assistant Professor, Department of Plant Physiology,Researcher, Private Farm-Segovia, Complutense University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain Research: Plasmolysis: Reinvestigation ThroughResearch: Persistent Infection After Intra-Uterine Application of Advanced Techniques in Plant CellExposure to Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Biology Synchrome Virus University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Department ofU.S. Department of Agriculture, Virology Research Biology, Amherst, MA 01003-5810 Center, Ames, IA 50010 c/o Dr. Peter K. Hepler c/o Dr. W.L. Mengeling July 1999-November 1999 September 1999-September 2000

Perez Losado, Marcos Qvarnstrom, Anna Researcher, Department of Evolutionary Genetics, Department of Animal Ecology, Evolutionary Biology University of Vigo, Ponteverda, Spain Center, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden Research: The Phylogenetic Relationship AmongResearch: The Role of Sexual Selection in Adaptive Freshwater Aeglidae Radiation Brigham Young University, Department of Zoology,University of California-San Diego, Department of Provo, UT 84602-1001 Biology, La Jolla, CA 92093-0116 c/o Dr. Keith Crandall c/o Dr. Trevor Price August 1999-August 2000 September 1999-September 2000

27 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Sandberg, Johan Tammaru, Toomas Ph.D. Student, Microbiology and Tumor BiologyResearcher, Institute of Zoology and Botany, Estonian Center, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden Agricultural University, Tartu, Estonia Research: Immunosilent CD8+ T Cells in HIV-1 Research: Relations Between Population Dynamics Infection and Life-History Traits in Forest Insects: From Rockefeller University, The Aaron Diamonds AIDS Evolutionary Theory to Conservation and Pest Research Center, New York, NY 10016 Management c/o Dr. Douglas F. Nixon University of Maryland-College Park, College of Life October 1999-October 2000 Sciences, Department of Entomology, College Park, MD 20742 Santos Ocana, Carlos c/o Dr. Pedro Barbosa Assistant Professor, Department of Economics andJanuary 2000-November 2000 Business Administration, School of Experimental Sciences, Pablo de Olavide University, Sevilla, Temlmi, Samih Spain Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Biology, Research: The Effects of the CLK-1 Geneon Levels Faculty of Science, University of Jordan, Amman, and Intracellular Distribution of Coenzyme Q Jordan University of California-Los Angeles, Department ofResearch: Bean(Phaseolus) Root Exudates; Identifi­ Chemistry and Biochemistry, Los Angeles, CA cation and Relation to Root Rhizobia Interaction 90095 University of Virginia, Department of Biology, c/o Dr. Catherine F. Clarke Charlottesville, VA 22903 September 1999-September 2000 c/o Dr. Michael P. Timko September 1999-June 2000 Santucci, Fiammetta Postdoctoral Fellow, Population Biology Sector,Tu rk, Valentina University of East Anglia, Norwich, United KingdomSenior Scientist, Marine Biological Station, National Research: DNA Studies of Freshwater Fish Institute of Biology, Ljubljana, Slovenia Smithsonian Institution, Smithsonian TropicalResearch: Re­ Role of Bacterioplankton on Carbon Cycling search Institute, Washington, DC 20560 and Storage in Different Time Scales c/o Dr. Eldredge Bermingham University of California-San Diego, Scripps Institution January 2000-October 2000 of Oceanography, La Jolla, CA 92093-5003 c/o Dr. Farooq Azam Strus, Jasna January 2000-June 2000 Associate Professor, Department of Biology, Univer­ sity of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia Wong, Andrew Research: Molt-Related Changes in the Structure andSenior Research Officer, Forest Products Technology Function of the Integument in(Crustacea: Isopods Division, Forest Research Institute, Malay, Kuala Isopoda) Fed with Natural and Metal-Contaminated Lumpur, Malaysia Food Research: Laboratory Evaluation of Termite Resis­ University of North Carolina-Wilmington, Departmenttance of Malaysian Timbers Based on the Approved of Biological Sciences, Wilmington, NC 28403-3201American Technique c/o Dr. Robert Roer University of Hawaii-Manoa, Department of Entomol­ June 1999-October 1999 ogy, Honolulu, HI 96822 c/o Dr. J. Kenneth Grace September 1999-December 1999

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Al Mahdi, Naji Buzarovski, Dimitrije Director, Bahrain Training Institute, Isa Town, BahrainProfessor, Department of Composition and Theory, Research: Features of Entrepreneurship DevelopmentSchool of Music, University of Skopje, Skopje, Programs in the United States and Their Implica­Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia tions for Bahrain Research: Business Management of Arts and Cultural George Washington University, School of BusinessOrganizations and Public Management, Washington, DC 20052Arizona State University, Department of Economics, c/o Dr. Chuck Toftoy Tempe,AZ 85287 July 1999-October 1999 c/o Dr. Joseph Brada August 1999-May 2000 Bakushevych, Ivanna Chair and Director, Management Department, TernopilCantellano, Helia Entrepreneurial Center, Ternopil TechnicalDirector, Univer­ School of Business Administration, CETYS sity, Ternopil, Ukraine University, Mexicali, Mexico Research: Business Education and EntrepreneurshipLecturing and Research: Combining National Cultures Development into an Effective Corporate Culture University of Cincinnati, College of Business Adminis­San Diego State University-Imperial Valley, School of tration, Cincinnati, OH 45241 Business Administration, Calexico, CA 92231 c/o Dr. Z. Lew Melnyk c/o Dr. Steve Lovett October 1999—April 2000 January 2000—April 2000

Bauer, Andras Chen, Chyi-Mei Professor, Department of Marketing, BudapestAssociate Professor, Department of Finance, National University of Economic Sciences, Budapest, Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan Hungary Research: The Optimal Auction Design for Treasury Research: Sectors for Growth in the Next PhaseSecurities of Hungarian Transformation University of California-Berkeley, Haas School of University of California-Berkeley, Haas School of Business, Department of Marketing, Berkeley, CA Business, Berkeley, CA 94720 94720 c/o Dr. David A. Aaker c/o Dr. J. Miguel Villas-Boas May 1999-September 1999 August 1999-February 2000

Ben Mahmoud, Jouini Choi, Sang-Rim Assistant, Center of Management Research, Polytech­Professor, Department of Management, Hanyang nic School, Paris, France University, Seoul, Korea Research: Critical Comparison of Innovative Competi­Lecturing and Research: Management of Operation tive Supply Strategies and Design ProcessesExchange Risk: Theory and Practices New York University, Management Education Center,University of Pennsylvania, Center for Korean Studies, L. Stern School of Business, New York, NY 10012-Philadelphia, PA 19104-6305 1126 c/o Dr. G. Cameron Hurst III c/o Dr. Z u r Shapira September 1999-June 2000 September 1999-March 2000 Chou,Shan-Yu Bentsen, Eva Associate Professor, Department of Business Admin­ Assistant Professor, Department of Organization andistration, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan Industrial Sociology, Copenhagen BusinessResearch: School, Optimal Manufacturer’s Promotion Design Copenhagen, Denmark with Retailers’ Incentive Problems Research: Medical Management: A Study of Manage­University of California-Berkeley, Haas School of ment Processes Among Heads of Clinics Business, Department of Marketing, Berkeley, CA Stanford University, Scandinavian Consortium for 94720 Organizational Research, Stanford, CA 94305-3084c/o Dr. J. Miguel Villas Boas c/o Dr. James G. March August 1999-January 2000 January 2000-September 2000

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Cingiene, Vilma Frunza, Viorica Associate Professor, Department of Social SciencesAssociate Professor, Department of Management and and Humanities, Lithuanian Institute of PhysicalProduction Systems Engineering, Technical Univer­ Education, Kaunas, Lithuania sity of Iasi, Iasi, Romania Research: Comparative Analysis of ProfessionalLecturing Sport and Research: Human and Organizational Between the United States and Lithuania:Aspects The Case of Reengineering: A Survey on U.S. of Basketball Experience University of Memphis, Department of HumanUniversity Move­ of Kentucky, School of Management, ment, Sciences, and Education, Memphis,College TN of Business and Economics, Lexington, KY 38152 40506-0032 c/o Dr. Richard Irwin c/o Dr. Anita Lee-Post January 2000-June 2000 August 1999-December 1999

Dovgopol, Galyna Gudmundsson, Jonas Senior Analyst, Department of Clearing Operations,Rector and President, Department of Business Joint Stock Bank Clearinghouse, Kiev, UkraineAdministration, The Cooperative College of Busi­ Research: Development of an Advanced Teachingness, Borgarnes, Iceland Manual in Banking and Finance Research: American and Icelandic Nonprofits: Appro­ California State University-Long Beach, Collegepriate of Organization Design Business Administration, Department of Finance,George Washington University, School of Business Real Estate, and Law, Long Beach, CA 90840-0119and Public Management, Department of Public c/o Dr. Lowell Runyon Administration, Washington, DC 20052 August 1999—April 2000 c/o Dr. Kathryn E. Newcomer January 2000-January 2001 Dushenaliyev, Edil Associate Professor, Department of ManagementHan, Sang-Lin and Statistics, Kyrgyz State National University, Associate Professor, Department of Business Admin­ Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan istration, Chungnam National University, Taejon, Research: Small Business Development in CountriesKorea with Transition Economies Research: Buyer-Seller Relationships and Relational Harvard University, Davis Centerfor Russian Studies,Performance in Industrial Markets Cambridge, MA 02138 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, School of Business, c/o Dr. Marshall I. Goldman Department of Marketing, Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 January 2000-September 2000 c/o Dr. Richard P. Bagozzi August 1999-January 2000 Esperanca, Jose Paulo Associate Professor, Department of Finance,Helmantel, Higher Mark Institute for Management and Labor Sciences,Assistant Professor, Department of Finance and Lisbon, Portugal Accounting, Faculty of Economics, University of Research: The New Multinational Firms from MediumGroningen, Groningen, Netherlands Income Countries: The Case of Portugal Research:and Brazil Financial Contracting: The Interaction University of California-Santa Barbara, DepartmentBetween of Banks and Corporations History, Santa Barbara, CA 93106 New York University, Leonard N. Stern School of c/o Dr. Francis A. Dutra Business, Department of Finance, New York, NY September 1999-August 2000 10012-1019 c/o Dr. Marti Subrahmanyam August 1999-January 2000

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Hsu,Lien-An Kendirbaeva, Anara Turabekovna Associate Professor, Department of BusinessProject Man­ Manager, Promotion of Small and Medium agement, National Chung Cheng University,Enterprises, Taiwan, UNDP/UN, IDO, United Nations- Taiwan Kazakhstan, Almaty, Kazakhstan Research: Fundamental Issues in OrganizationalResearch: Comparison of Small-and-Medium Enter­ Change Research prise Sectors in the United States and Kazakhstan Stanford University, Graduate School of Business,University of California-Berkeley, Haas School of Stanford, CA 94305-9991 Business, Berkeley, CA 94720-1900 c/o Dr. Edward Lazear c/o Dr. Dwight Jaffee September 1999-June 2000 September 1999-June 2000

Ismail, Mohd Nazari Kostal, Thomas Associate Professor, University of Malaya, KualaAssistant Professor, Department of Public Finance, Lumpur, Malaysia Vienna University of Economics and Business Research: Management Approaches, Methods,Administration, and Vienna, Austria Strategies of Malaysian and American BusinessResearch: A Comparative Approach to Financing Organizations Universities in Austria and the United States University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, School ofUniversity Business, of Kentucky, Carol Martin Gatton College of Southeast Asia Business Program, Ann Arbor,Business Ml Administration, Department of Economics, 48109 Lexington, KY 40506-0034 c/o Dr. Linda Lim c/o Dr. Mark C. Berger June 1999-November 1999 August 1999-December 1999

Kasumov, Rufat Kovryga, Oleksandr Associate Professor, Department of MarketingPostdoctoral and Research Fellow, Department of Eco­ International Economic Relations, Azerbaijannomics State and Management, Kharkiv State University, Economic Institute, Baku, Azerbaijan Kharkiv, Ukraine Research: Information Technology in AdvertisingResearch: and Management Training and Education as Product Promotion Key Institutions of a Modern Market Economy: The University of Florida, College of Journalism andImplication of the U.S. Experience for Transition in Communications, Department of Advertising,Ukraine Gainesville, FL 32611-8140 University of California-Berkeley, Haas School of c/o Dr. Joseph R. Pisani Business, Department of Business and Public August 1999-February 2000 Policy, Berkeley, CA 94720 c/o Dr. Oliver E. Williamson Kawamata, Miyuri September 1999-May 2000 Lecturer, Department of Business Administration, Yokohama National University, Yokohama,Leppanen, Ritva Kanagawa, Japan Senior Lecturer, Department of Business Manage­ Research: The Mechanism of Consumers’ Pricement, Seinajoki Technical Business School, Expectations Seinajoki, Finland Duke University, School of Business, Durham,Lecturing: NC Politics of European Identity 27708-0404 University of California-Los Angeles, Center for c/o Dr. Paul H. Zipkin European and Russian Studies, Department of August 1999-July 2000 History, Los Angeles, CA 90095 c/o Dr. Ivan T. Berend Scripps College, European Union Center of California, School of International Relations, Claremont, CA 91711-3948 c/o Dr. Jonathon Aronson European Union Scholar-in-Residence Program January 2000-June 2000

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Lin, Xunzi Santos, Cristiane Pizzutti dos Deputy Dean and Associate Professor, CollegeAssistant of Professor, School of Management, Federal Business Administration, Shanghai InternationalUniversity of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre CP, Studies University, Shanghai, People’s RepublicBrazil of China Research: Development of Effective Complaint Resolu­ Research: Small Business and Entrepreneurshiption Mechanisms Georgia State University, J. Mack Robinson CollegeCase Western of Reserve University, Weatherhead Business, Department of Management, Atlanta,School GA of Management, Department of Marketing 30303-3083 and Policy Studies, Cleveland, OH 44106-7235 c/o Dr. Shaker A. Zahra c/o Dr. Jagdip Singh September 1999-June 2000 January 1999-January 2000

Mostafa, Nehale Sehic, Dzevad Associate Professor, Department of BusinessAssistant Admin­ Professor, Faculty of Economics, University istration, Faculty of Commerce, Alexandria Univer­of Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina sity, Alexandria, Egypt Research: Development of Business Incubators in Research: The Performance of Investment FundsBosnia in and Herzegovina Emerging Markets University of Washington, School of Business Admin­ Affiliation to be determined istration, Program in Entrepreneurship, Seattle, WA c/o CIES 98195 June 2000-December 2000 c/o Dr. Gary Hansen August 1999-May 2000 Ozkan, Sule Professor, Faculty of Economics and AdministrativeTan, Lee Peng Sciences, Ataturk University, Erzurum, TurkeyAssociate Professor, Faculty of Business and Ac­ Research: The Venture Capital Model and thecountancy, Finan­ University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, cial Significance of Small and Medium EnterprisesMalaysia in Turkey Research: Dynamic Effects of Trade Liberalization on University of Iowa, Henry B. Tippie College of Busi­Developing Countries: A System Dynamics Simula­ ness, John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center,tion Analysis Iowa City, IA 52242 Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Department of Social c/o Dr. Ed Moldt Science and Policy Studies, Worcester, MA 01505 July 1999-January 2000 c/o Dr. Khalid Saeed November 1999-February 2000 Puthusserikunnel, Jose Devasia Faculty, Center for Energy, Environment, and Technol­ ogy, Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad, India Research: Regulating for Market Success: The Role of Environmental Legislation as a Determinant of Firm Competitiveness Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Center for Technology Policy and Industrial Development, Business and Environment Program, Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 c/o Dr. John Ehrenfield University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Kenan-Flagler Business School, Chapel Hill, NC 27599 c/o Dr. Stuart L. Hart July 1999-March 2000

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Abdel-Wahab, Aboel-Magd Galabov, Boris Vice Dean, Department of Chemistry, Faculty ofProfessor, Department of Chemistry, University of Science, Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt Sofia, Sofia, Bulgaria Research: Application of Semiconductor FilmsResearch: for Computational Chemistry Photocatalysis University of Georgia, Center for Computational Affiliation to be determined Chemistry, Athens, GA 30602 c/o CIES c/o Dr. Henry Schaefer III May 2000-September 2000 January 2000-June 2000

Al-Najjar, Ibrahim Garcia-Alejandre, Juventino Professor, Petroleum and Petrochemicals ResearchProfessor, Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Faculty Institute, King Abdulaziz City for Science andof Chemistry, National Autonomous University of Technology, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Mexico, Mexico City, D.F., Mexico Research: Synthesis and Characterization of NewResearch: Organometallic Hydroprocess Modeling Metallocene Catalysts and Their Application inUniversity of Rochester, The College, Department of Olefin Polymerization Chemistry, Rochester, NY 14627 Stanford University, Department of Chemistry, c/o Dr. William D. Jones Stanford, CA 94305-9991 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Robert Waymouth September 1999-June 2000 Gomez-Lojero, Carlos Professor, Department of Biochemistry, Center for Barki-Harrington, Lisa Research and Advanced Studies, National Polytech­ Researcher, Department of Clinical Pharmacology,nic Institute, Mexico City, D.F., Mexico Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion UniversityResearch: of Ferredoxin-NADPH Oxidoreductase (FNR), the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel a Photosynthetic Catalyst in Cyanobacteria and Research: The Role of C-Src Mediated TyrosineGreen Sulfur Bacteria Phosphorylation of Dyamin in G Protein Coupled-Pennsylvania State University-University Park, Receptor Signaling Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Duke University, Department of Surgery, MedialUniversity Park, PA 16802-1503 Center, Durham, NC 27708-0586 c/o Dr. Donald A. Bryant c/o Dr. Yehia Daaka August 1999-December 1999 August 1999-August 2000 Juaristi, Eusebio Bosgraaf, Leonard Professor, Department of Chemistry, Center for Ph.D. Student, Department of Biochemistry, UniversityResearch and Advanced Studies, National Polytech­ of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands nic Institute, Mexico City, D.F., Mexico Research: CRAC-Delocalization in Chemotactic Research: The Coordination Chemistry of Mutants Organolithium Reagents and the Consequences on Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine,the Depart­ Mechanism of the Michael Reaction ment of Biological Chemistry, Baltimore, MD 21205-University of California-Berkeley, Department of 2185 Chemistry, Berkeley, CA 94720-1460 c/o Dr. Peter Dev Reotes c/o Dr. Andrew Streitwieser July 1999-November 1999 July 1999-May 2000

Dhamodharan, Raghavachari Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, IIT Madras, Chennai, India Research: Specific Chemical Interaction as a Tool Toward the Formation and Characterization of Poly (Vinylidene Fluoride)-Polystyrene Interfaces University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Department of Polymer Science and Engineering, Amherst, MA 01003-0001 c/o Dr. Thomas McCarthy May 1999-July 1999 33 CHEMISTRY

Katz, Nestor Mavromoustakos, Thomas Professor, Department of Physical Chemistry,Researcher, College National Hellenic Research Foundation, of Biochemistry, Chemistry, and Pharmacy, NationalInstitute of Organic and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of Tucuman, Tucuman, ArgentinaAthens, Greece Research: Intramolecular Electron TransfersResearch: in the The Use of High-Resolution NMR Spectros­ Inverted Region copy as an Aid in the Design of Analgesic Cannab- University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Departmentinoid Drugs of Chemistry, Chapel Hill, NC 27599 University of Connecticut, School of Pharmacy, c/o Dr. Thomas J. Meyer Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Storrs, CT October 1999-December 1999 06269-2092 c/o Dr. Alexandro s Makriyannis Lukac, Ivan July 1999-October 1999 Senior Scientist, Polymer Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovak Republic Mericli, Filiz Research: Bi- and Multifunctional Photo initiators,Professor, Department of Pharmacy, Faculty of Photocross-Linkers, Photoactive Monomers,Pharmacy, and University of Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey Photodegradants in Polymer-Network FormationResearch: and Structure Elucidation and Biosynthesis of Decoupling Diterpenoid Alkaloids fromAconitum Turkish, Georgetown University, Department of Chemistry,Delphinium, andConsolida Species Washington, DC 20057 University of Georgia, Institute for Natural Products c/o Dr. Richard Weiss Research, Athens, GA 30602 September 1999-December 1999 c/o Dr. S. William Pelletier January 2000-July 2000 Manzotti, Raffaella Fellow, Department of Industrial and OrganicO’Donoghue, Chemis­ Ann Marie Christine try, University of Milan, Milan, Italy, Postgraduate Researcher, Department of Chemistry, Research: Design and Synthesis of New Peg-Scaf­University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland folds Research: Mechanistic Imperatives for Enzymatic Scripps Research Institute, Department of Chemistry,Catalysis of Aldose-Ketone Isomerization La Jolla, CA 92037 State University of New York-Buffalo, Department of c/o Dr. Kim D. Janda Chemistry, Buffalo, NY 14260 September 1999-September 2000 c/o Dr. John P. Richard February 2000-February 2001 Martinez de La Cruz, Luis Alfonso Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Crystallogra­Ozkar, Saim phy, Higher Council for Scientific Research,Professor, Institute Department of Chemistry, Middle East of Physical Chemistry, Rosasolano Institute,Technical Madrid, University, Ankara, Turkey Spain Research: New, Polyoxoanion-Stabilized, and Near- Research: Proteins Implied in the Signal TransductionMonodispersed Pd(0)n Nanoclusters: Synthesis, in Plants Characterization, and Catalytic Use University of California-Berkeley, DepartmentColorado of State University, Department of Chemistry, Chemistry, Berkeley, CA 94720 Fort Collins, CO 80523-0015 c/o Dr. Sung Ho Kim c/o Dr. Richard G. Finke January 1998—April 2000 January 2000-July 2000

34 CHEMISTRY

Simoes, Ana Zangen, Abraham Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, SchoolLecturer, of Faculty of Life Science, Bar-llan University, Sciences, University of Lisbon, Lisbon, PortugalRamat-Gan, Israel Research: A History of Quantum Chemistry and/orResearch: a The Neurochemical Basis of Depressive Biography of Correia Da Serra Behavior and Antidepressant Treatment Massachusetts Institute of Technology, DibnerNational Institutes of Health, Department of Biological Institute for the History of Science and Technology,Psychiatry, Bethesda, MD 20892-1272 Cambridge, MA 02142 c/o Dr. Robert M. Post c/o Dr. Jed Buchwald November 1999-November 2000 January 2000-June 2000 Zepeda, Luis Styring, Stenbjorn Professor, Department of Chemistry, Center for Professor, Department of Biochemistry, CenterResearch for and Advanced Studies, National Polytech­ Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Lundnic Univer­ Institute, Mexico City, D.F., Mexico sity, Lund, Sweden Research: Stereospecific Synthesis of Adjacent Chiral Research: Studies of Natural and Artificial Photosyn­Tertiary and Quaternary Centers thesis with Advanced Spectroscopy University of California-Los Angeles, Department of University of California-Davis, Department of Chemis­Chemistry and Biochemistry, Los Angeles, CA try, Davis, CA 95616 90095-1569 c/o Dr. R. David Britt c/o Dr. Miguel Garcia-Garibay August 1999-July 2000 August 1999-May 2000

Tidjani, Adams Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Faculty of Sciences, Cheikh Anta University, Dakar, Senegal Research: Photo-Biodegradation of Polyolefins and Aromatic Compounds Marquette University, Department of Chemistry, Milwaukee, Wl 53201-1881 c/o Dr. Charles Wilkie March 1999-December 1999

Vigalok, Arkadi Researcher, Department of Organic Chemistry, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel Research: Synthetic and Mechanistic Studies of Stereoselective Olefin Polymerization by Early Group Metallocene Catalysts California Institute of Technology, Arnold and Mabel Beckman Laboratories of Chemical Synthesis, Pasadena, CA 91125-0001 c/o Dr. John E. Bercaw October 1999-October 2000

35 COMMUNICATIONS AND JOURNALISM

Aita, Kaoruko Ceccarelli, Nicolo Staff Writer, Department of NationalThe News, Japan Professor, Department of Industrial Design and Times, Tokyo, Japan Computer Graphics, Polytechnic Institute of Milan, Research: Organ Transplants Involving Brain-DeadMilan, Italy Donors Research: The Changing Dimension: The New Role of Harvard University, Department of Social Medicine,Museums in the Virtual Dimension o f the Digital Era Harvard Medical School, Fellowship ProgramUniversity of California-Berkeley, College of Environ­ Division of Medical Ethics, Cambridge, MA 02138mental Design, Design Technology Group, Berke­ c/o Dr. Walter M. Robinson ley, CA 94720-1820 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Mr. Alonzo Addison September 1999-February 2000 Ang, Peng Hwa Vice Dean, School of Communication Studies,Chan, Ka Wah Journalism and Publishing Division, NanyangAssociate Professor, School of Communication, Hong Technological University, Singapore, SingaporeKong Baptist University, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Research: The Impact of Law and Policy onLecturing: the Intercultural Communication Theory Diffusion of the Internet Bradley University, Department of Communication, Harvard University, JFK School of Government,Peoria, IL 61625-0002 Information Infrastructure Project, Cambridge,c/o Dr. MA Sharon M. Murphy 02138 Scholar-in-Residence Program c/o Dr. Deborah Hurley July 1999-May 2000 July 2000-October 2000 Dajani, Nabil Bogdanic, Aleksandar Professor, Department of Social and Behavioral Chair, Department of English, College of Philosophy,Sciences, American University of Beirut, Beirut, University of Banja Luka, Banja Luka, BosniaLebanon and Hercegovina Research: Mass Media and Social Consciousness in Research: Interplay of Linguistic and ContextualLebanon Factors in the Process of Intercultural Communica­University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Department of tion Communications, Chapel Hill, NC 27599 University of Pittsburgh, Department of Anthropology,c/o Dr. Robert Stevenson Pittsburgh, PA 15260 September 1999-June 2000 c/o Dr. Robert Hayden September 1999-May 2000 Khalid, Muhammad Assistant Professor, Department of Mass Communi­ Braga, Ruxandra cation, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Editor,Steaua Cultural Review, Cluj-Napoca, RomaniaPakistan Research: Torture in the 20th Century: A StudyResearch: in U.S. Mass Media and the Image of the Mentalities Muslim World Columbia University, Department of Political Science,Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, School of New York, NY 10027 Journalism, Carbondale, IL 62901-6806 c/o Dr. Jack Snyder c/o Dr. James D. Kelley September 1999-December 1999 June 1999-March 2000

Mattozzi, Alvise Researcher, Department of Information Systems, University of Florence, Florence, Italy Research: Innovation in Cultural Industry: The Case of the American Comic Book Publishing Companies, A Sociosemiotic Analysis Bowling Green State University, Popular Culture Library, Bowling Green, OH 43403-0600 c/o Ms. Alison M. Scott January 2000-October 2000

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Ota, Masakatsu Vlad, Tudor Staff Writer, Takamatsu Branch, Kyodo News, Tokyo,Associate Professor, Department of Journalism, Japan Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania Research: Security Issues o f the Asia-Pacific RegionLecturing and Research: Media in Eastern Europe University of Maryland-College Park, DepartmentAfter of the Fall of Communism; The Creation of a Government and Politics, Program on GeneralCommunication and Public Relations Module Disarmament, College Park, MD 20742 University of Georgia, College of Journalism and Mass c/o Dr. Natalie J. Goldring Communication, Center for International Mass August 1999-February 2000 Communication, Training, and Research, Athens, GA 30602 Potyatynyk, Borys c/o Dr. Lee Becker Associate Professor, Department of Journalism,September Lviv 1999-June 2000 Franko State University, Lviv, Ukraine Research: Elaboration and Implementation ofWasilewski, a New Marek System of Non-Governmental Correction inAssistant Mass Professor, Department of Multimedia Communication in Ukraine Communication, Studio of Video and Installation, University of Iowa, School of Journalism and MassAcademy of Fine Arts, Poznan, Poland Communication, Department of Mass Communica­Lecturing: Experimental Video tion, Iowa City, IA 52242 Florida Atlantic University, Department of Communica­ c/o Dr. Donald Smith tion, Boca Raton, FL 33431-0991 September 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Voncile Smith Scholar-in-Residence Program Rivron, Marie-Helene December 1999-May 2000 Librarian, Department of Documentation, University of Toulon at Du Var, La Valette-du-Var, France Zelce, Vita Research: Indiana Inspire Virtual Library ProjectResearch Associate, Department of Modern History, Indiana University-South Bend, Franklin D. SchurzHistorical Institute of Latvia, University of Latvia, Library, South Bend, IN 46634-7111 Riga, Latvia c/o Dr. Michele C. Russo Research: Preparation of University Level Textbook April 2000-June 2000 Entitled,Introduction to the History of Mass Commu­ nication Scaglietta, Raffaela Iowa State University of Science and Technology, Free-Lance Correspondent, Brussels, BelgiumDepartment of History, Ames, IA 50011 Research: Information Control: Who is Goingc/o to Dr. Win Andrejs Plakans the Political Control of Information TechnologiesAugust and 1999-June 2000 How—The European Union, the U.S., or Somebody Else? New School for Social Research, Graduate Media Studies Program, New York, NY 10011-8603 c/o Dr. Lydia Foerster European Union Affairs Research Program September 1999-June 2000

Tanikawa, Takeshi Free-Lance Journalist, Saitama, Japan Research: U.S. Film Policy Toward Occupied Japan, 1945-52 Columbia University, East Asian Institute, New York, NY 10027 c/o Dr. Madeline Zelin August 1999—April 2000

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Aliyev, Rashad Mikki, Mohammad Associate Professor, Department of Informatics,Assistant Odlar Professor, Department of Electrical and Yourdu University, Baku, Azerbaijan Computer Engineering, College of Engineering, Research: Distributed Artificial Intelligence ControlIslamic University of Gaza, Gaza Strip, Gaza and Decision-Making Systems Research: Modeling and Evaluation of Computer Georgia State University, College of Business, Depart­Networks ment of Decision Sciences, Atlanta, GA 30303-3083University of Arizona, Department of Electrical Engi­ c/o Dr. Bijan B. Fazlollahi neering and Computer Science, Tucson, AZ 85721 September 1999-January 2000 c/o Dr. Salim Hariri August 1999-May 2000 Amigoni, Francesco Researcher, Department of Electronics and Informa­Vanderdonckt, Jean tion, Polytechnic Institute of Milan, Milan, Italy Associate Professor, Institute of Information Systems, Research: Communication Aspects in Dynamic Catholic University of Louvain, Louvain-La-Neuve, Agencies Belgium University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, DepartmentResearch: of Integration of Human Factors into a Model- Computer Science and Engineering, Minneapolis,Based User Interface Development Environment MN 55455-0159 Stanford University, Stanford Medical Informatics, c/o Dr. Daniel Boley Knowledge Systems Laboratory, Stanford, CA December 1999-September2000 94305-5479 c/o CIES Bensaid, Amine January 2000-July 2000 Associate Professor, School of Science and Engineer­ ing, Al-Akhawayn University, Ifrane, Morocco Yahya, Adnan Research: Improved Document CategorizationAssociate for Professor, Department of Electrical Engi­ Better Decision Making neering, Birzeit University, Birzeit, West Bank Carnegie Mellon University, Center for AutomatedResearch: Efficient Query Processing in Deductive Learning and Discovery, Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3891Databases c/o Dr. Tom Mitchell Duke University, Department of Computer Science, June 1999-September 1999 Durham, NC 27708-0586 c/o Dr. Donald Loveland Mihalache, Adrian August 1999-May 2000 Professor, Department of Electronics, Technical University of Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania Research: Information Quality and Cultural Diversity on the World Wide Web Western Michigan University, Department of Anthro­ pology, Kalamazoo, Ml 49008 c/o Dr. Arthur W. Helweg October 1999-July 2000

ECONOMICS

Al-Najar, Hamoud Beker, Victor Assistant Professor, Sana’a University, Sana’a, Professor, Department of Economics, University of Yemen Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina Research: Disequilibrium in Money Markets: TheResearch: Case The U.S. Telecommunications Act of 1996: of Yemen An Economic Analysis University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, DepartmentNew of York University, C.V. Starr Center for Applied Economics, Milwaukee, Wl 53201-0413 Economics, New York, NY 10003-6687 c/o Dr. Magda Kandil c/o Dr. William J. Baumol January 1999-October 1999 September 1999-November 1999

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Benali, Driss Professor, Department of Economics, MohammedFabry, V Nathalie University, Rabat, Morocco Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Research: Economic Reforms and Political Liberaliza­University of Marne-La-Vellee, Marne, France tion in Morocco Research: Foreign Direct Investment and Growth: A University of Southern California, Center for Interna­Comparison Between Transition Economies and tional Studies, College of Letters, Arts, andMarket-Oriented Sci­ Economies in Asia ences, Los Angeles, CA 90089 University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School, c/o Dr. Laurie Brand Department of Management, Philadelphia, PA August 1999-November 1999 19104-6370 c/o Dr. Adrian Tschoegl Bhattacherjee, Debashish University of California-San Diego, Graduate School of Professor, Human Resources Group, IndianInternational Institute of Relations and Pacific Studies, La Jolla, Management, Calcutta, India CA 92093-5003 Lecturing: Labor Markets and Labor Relationsc/o Dr. in Barry Asia Naughton Cornell University, School of Industrial andNovember Labor 1999-December 1999 Relations, Ithaca, NY 14853-0001 c/o Dr. Sarosh Kuruvilla Globa, Galina September 1999-November 1999 Associate Professor, Department of Micro- and Macroeconomics, Moldovan Academy of Economic Boroditch, Serguei Studies, Chisinau, Moldova Associate Professor, Department of EconomicResearch: Small Business and Information Technolo­ Sciences, Belarus State University, Minsk, Belarusgies Research: Macroeconomic Forecasting forUniversity Belarus of Iowa, College of Business, Department of Based on Recent Econometric Models Economics, Iowa City, IA 52242-1000 University of Pennsylvania, Department of Economics,c/o Dr. William P. Albrecht Philadelphia, PA 19104 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Herbert Levine January 2000-May 2000 Hoen, Hans Associate Professor, Department of Forest Science, Chou, Tein-Chen Agricultural University of Norway, As, Norway Professor, Department of Economics, NationalResearch: Chung­ Advanced Studies of Forest and Natural Hsing University, Taipei, Taiwan Resource Economics Research: Political Economic Analysis on theUniversity Reform of California-Davis, College of Agricultural of State-Owned Enterprises in China and Environmental Sciences, Department of Agricul­ George Washington University, Institute for Globaltural and Resource Economics, Davis, CA95616- Management and Research, Washington,8512 DC 20052 c/o Dr. John Forrer c/o Dr. James Wilen September 1999-June 2000 August 1999-July 2000

Enkhbat, Rentsen Hossain, M. Khairul Senior Lecturer, Department of Mathematics,Professor School and Chair, Department of Finance and of Economics Studies, Mongolian State University,Banking, University of Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Research: Regulatory Framework and Development of Research: Global Optimization in Microeconomicthe Stock Market in Bangladesh: Lessons from U.S. Analysis Experiences University of Massachusetts-Amherst, DepartmentPrairie ofView A&M University, College of Business, Economics, Amherst, MA 01003-0001 Department of Economics and Finance, Prairie c/o Dr. Donald Katzner View, TX 77446-0188 October 1999-July 2000 c/o Dr. M. Moosa Khan September 1999-February 2000

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Kanishchenko, Olena Koeva, Stefka Associate Professor, Department of Industrial Market­Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Eco­ ing, Faculty of Management and Marketing, Kievnomics, Free University, Varna, Bulgaria State University, Kiev, Ukraine Lecturing: Eastern Europe o f the 1990s Research: Global Marketing: The Organizational Gettysburg College, Department of Global Studies, Principals of the Company’s Strategy and BehaviorGettysburg, PA 17325-1411 in Internal and Foreign Markets c/o Dr. Janet M. Powers University of South Florida, College of BusinessScholar-in-Residence Program Administration, Department of Marketing, Tampa,August FL 1999-May 2000 33620-9951 c/o Dr. William Locander Krioukov, Serguei August 1999—April 2000 Associate Professor, Department of Management, Rostov State Academy of Economics, Rostov, Karaev, Aleksandar Russia Executive Director, Business Center Moznosti,Research: Models and Methods in Investment Deci­ Skopje, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedoniasion Making Research: Applicable Micro-/Small Business Develop­Case Western Reserve University, Weatherhead ment Strategies for Macedonia Based on the School of Management, Marketing and Policy American Experience Studies, Cleveland, OH 44106-7235 State University of New York-College at Plattsburgh,c/o Dr. Robert D. Hisrich School of Business and Economics, Plattsburgh,October 1999-April 2000 NY 12901 c/o Dr. Prem Ghandi Lapeyre, Frederic November 1999-June 2000 Research Associate, Institute of Development Studies, Catholic University of Louvain, Louvain La Neuve, Katranidis, Stylianos Belgium Associate Professor, Department of Economics,Research: Social Exclusion: The New Social Question University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece in Eastern Europe Research: The Future o f the Common AgriculturalBrown University, Thomas J. Watson Jr. Institute for Policy: A Political Economy Approach International Studies, Providence, Rl 02912 University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, Departmentc/o Dr. of Peter Uvin Agricultural and Consumer Economics, Urbana,European IL Union Affairs Research Program 61801 October 1999-April 2000 c/o Dr. David S. Bullock September 1999-December 1999 Lesnykh, Valery Head, Laboratory of Risk Problems in Energy, Energy Kawaura, Akihiko Systems Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Irkutsk, Russia Faculty of Commerce, Otaru University of Com­Research: Economic Risk Management: Potentialities merce, Otaru, Hokkaido, Japan and Constraints Research: The Problem o f the United States CasePatent Western Reserve University, Weatherhead System School of Management, Marketing and Policy George Washington University, Department ofStudies, Eco­ Cleveland, OH 44106-7235 nomics, Washington, DC 20052 c/o Dr. Robert D. Hisrich c/o Dr. Sanjay Jain January 2000-September 2000 September 1999-May 2000

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Ma, Junlu Nilssen,Tore Associate Dean, Department of Finance, CollegeProfessor, of Department of Economics, University of Economics, Nankai University, Tianjin, People’sOslo, Blindern, Norway Republic of China Research: Imperfect Competition and Competition Research: The American Venture Capital MarketPolicy Columbia University, Chinese InternationalUniversity Business of California-Berkeley, Hass School of Project, New York, NY 10027 Business, Berkeley, CA 94720 c/o Dr. N.T. Wang c/o Dr. Carl Shapiro September 1999-June 2000 August 1999-July 2000

Marin Vigueras, Jose M. Ormotsadze, Revaz Assistant Professor, Department of EconomicsProfessor, and Department of Mathematics, Tbilisi State Business Administration, University of PompeuUniversity, Tbilisi, Georgia Fabra, Barcelona, Spain Research: Investment Banking Research: Welfare Effects of Financial InnovationUniversity and of Iowa, College of Business, Department of Contract Design in the Presence of InformationalEconomics, Iowa City, IA 52242-1000 Asymmetries c/o Dr. William P. Albrecht University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School,November Depart­ 1999-June 2000 ment of Finance, Philadelphia, PA 19104 c/o Dr. Franklin Allen Otmakhov, Pavel January 1998-December 1999 Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia Mele, Antonio Research: Modern Economic Methodology Professor, Department of Economics, UniversityYale of University, Department of Economics, New Littoral, Boulogne-Sur-Mer, France Haven, CT 06520 Research: Price Volatility in Financial Markets:c/o Dr. Robert E. Evenson Economic Theory and Econometric ExplanationsSeptember 1999-January 2000 Princeton University, Department of Economics, Princeton, NJ 08544-1019 Pradhan, Hemanta c/o Dr. Yacine Ait-Sahalia Associate Professor, Finance and Economics Area, January 2000-June 2000 XLRI Jamshedpur, Jamshedpur, India Research: Derivative Trading and the Indian Equity Moav, Omer Market: A Study on Pricing and Operational Effi­ Researcher, Department of Economics, Hebrewciency University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel Columbia University, Graduate School of Business, Research: Precautionary Demand for Education,New York, NY 10027 Technological Progress, and Income Inequalityc/o Dr. Suresh M. Sundaresan Massachusetts Institute of Technology, DepartmentSeptember of 1999-May 2000 Economics, Cambridge, MA 02142 c/o Dr. Olivier J. Blanchard Sanchez Lopez, Eduardo July 1999-May 2000 Researcher, School of Veterinary Medicine, Autono­ mous University of Baja California, Mexicali, Baja Nguyen, Dung Tien California, Mexico Deputy Director, Department of Policy, NationalLecturing and Research: The Mexican Economy Environment Agency of Vietnam, Hanoi, VietnamCalifornia State Polytechnic University-Pomona, Research: Environmental Policy, Strategy, andDepartment the of Economics, Pomona, CA 91768-2557 Law on Environmental Protection in Vietnamc/o Dr. Maureen Burton Indiana University-Purdue University-lndianapolis,January 2000-March 2000 Department of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indianapolis, IN 46202-2896 c/o Dr. Greg H. Lindsey September 1999-July 2000

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Sargsyan, Vardan Todorovic,Zdravko Associate Professor, Department of ComputersAssistant and Professor, Faculty of Economics, University Programming, Yerevan State Institute of Nationalof Banja Luka, Banja Luka, Bosnia and Hercegovina Economy, Yerevan, Armenia Research: Quality as the Essential Economic Problem Research: Managementand Environmental ProblemsUniversity of Delaware, Department of Economics, of Pesticide Usage in Agriculture Newark, D E 19716 University of California-Berkeley, College of Naturalc/o Dr. Ken Koford Resources, Department of Agricultural and ResourceSeptember 1999-March 2000 Economics, Berkeley, CA 94720-3310 c/o Dr. Larry S. Karp Yang, Donghyu September 1999-June 2000 Professor, Division of Economics, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea Sirajiddinov, Nishanbay Research: New Deal, Off-Gold, and Autarky in the Head and Chair, Department of International Econom­Recovery from the Great Depression: Lessons for ics, University of World Economy and Diplomacy,Current Korean Economic Difficulties Tashkent, Uzbekistan University of Kansas, Department of Economics, Research: Economic Development in Uzbekistan:Lawrence, KS 66045 Transition from Import Substitution to Export c/oPromo­ Dr. Thomas Weiss tion September 1999-January 2000 Indiana University, Department of Economics, India­ napolis, IN 46202 Zhu, Xinmin c/o Dr. Martin C. Spechler Professor, School of Economics, Sichuan Union September 1999-February 2000 University, Chengdu, People’s Republic of China Research: Role of State Governments in Economic Soergard, Lars Growth of the Rocky Mountain Region: A Case Professor, Department of Economics, NorwegianStudy of Utah and Implications to China School of Economics, Bergen, Norway University of Utah, David Eccles School of Business, Research: Industrial Organization: Deregulation,U.S. China Center, Salt Lake City, UT 84112 Globalization, and Welfare c/o Dr. W. Collingwood University of California-Santa Barbara, Department ofSeptember 1999-August 2000 Economics, Santa Barbara, CA 93106-9210 c/o Dr. Robert T. Deacon July 1999-July 2000

EDUCATION

Abdrahmanova, Raissa Alberto, Vivian Director, International Educational Center, BishkekProfessor and Director, Center for Science Education Humanities University, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Development, Bukidnon State College, Malaybalay Research: Modern American Distance EducationCity, and Philippines Its Methodologies Research: Instruments for the Qualitative and Quanti­ Pennsylvania State University-University Park, Penntative Assessment of Learning Environments: State World Campus, University Park, PA 16802- Development, Validity, and Applications 1503 University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of c/o Dr. Elizabeth Hawthorne Education, Teacher Education Program, Philadel­ August 1999-December 1999 phia, PA 19104-6216 c/o Dr. Kenneth G. Tobin September 1999-December 1999

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Chen, Li-Ju Gargai, Victor Professor, Department of Education, NationalPro-Rector, Novosibirsk Institute for Upgrading of Kaohsiung Normal University, Taiwan, TaiwanTeachers, Novosibirsk, Russia Research: The Education Finance ReformResearch: Experience Adult Learning and Its Implications for in the United States and the Implications Tto eacher Taiwan I n-Service Education Cornell University, Department of Education,Northwestern Ithaca, University, School of Education, NY 14853-0001 Evanston, IL 60208 c/o Dr. David H. Monk c/o Dr. James Spillane May 1999-August 1999 September 1999-May 2000

Dedagic, Fehim Goodridge, Megan Head, Department of Mathematics and Physics,Special Projects Officer, Ministry of Education, Youth Faculty of Philosophy, University of Tuzla, Tuzla,Affairs, and Culture, The Elsie Payne Complex, St. Bosnia and Hercegovina Michael, Barbados Research: The American Model of TeachingResearch: Post- Systems for Developing, Monitoring, and Secondary Mathematics and Possibilities forEnhancing Its Children’s Learning and Development in Implementation on Bosnian Universities Diverse Sociocultural Settings Monmouth University, School of Education,Affiliation West Long to be determined Branch, NJ 07764-1898 c/o CIES c/o Dr. Bernice Willis January 2000-March 2000 September 1999-June 2000 Gramlinger, Franz Dionissieva, Katia Assistant Professor, Department of Vocational and Associate Professor, Department of Special Educa­Business Education, Institute of Pedagogy and tion, Faculty of Primary and Pre-School Education,Psychology, Johannes Kepler University of Linz, University of Sofia, Sofia, Bulgaria Linz, Austria Research: Teacher Training for Early InterventionLecturing for and Research: Information and Communica­ Children with Special Needs tion Networks: Asynchronous, Interdisciplinary, and University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, FrankIntercultural Porter Graham Child Development Center, ChapelCUNY-Bernard Hill, NC M. Baruch College, School of Public 27599 Affairs, New York, NY 10010-5518 c/o Dr. Rune J. Simeonnson c/o Dr. David S. Birdsell October 1999-February 2000 March 2000-June 2000

Feldens, Maria G.F. Hancharonak, lhar Professor, Department of Education, FederalHead, Univer­ Department of Higher Education Administration, sity of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, BrazilRepublican Institute of Higher Education, Minsk, Lecturing: Teacher Education in Latin AmericaBelarus Bowling Green State University, College of EducationResearch: Quality Assessment and Institutional and Human Development, Office of StudentAccreditation Affairs, in Higher Education: Comparative Bowling Green, OH 43403 Studies and New Developments for Belarus c/o Dr. Ellen Williams University of Pittsburgh, School of Education, Depart­ Scholar-in-Residence Program ment of Administrative and Policy Studies, Pitts­ January 1999-December 1999 burgh, PA 15260 c/o Dr. John C. Weidman Fobih, Dominic Kwaku September 1999-January 2000 Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana Research: Early Childhood Education University of Georgia, College of Education, Depart­ ment of Mathematics Education, Athens, GA 30602- 7124 c/o Dr. Nicholas Oppong August 1999-January 2000

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Hope, Stuart E. Koutanov, Askar Asanbekovich Senior Lecturer, Department of EducationalRector, Founda­ Academy of Management, Bishkek, tions and Management, Faculty of Education,Kyrgyzstan University of Namibia, Windhoek, Namibia Research: Strengthening Business Education Through Lecturing: International Education: A Policy InternationalPerspec­ Accreditation tive University of Scranton, Arthur S. Kania School of Concordia College, Department of Education,Management, Scranton, PA 18510-4622 Moorhead, MN 56562 c/o Dr. Satya P. Chattopadhyay c/o Dr. Sue Pierson Ellingson January 2000-March 2000 Scholar-in-Residence Program January 2000-June 2000 Lee, Molly Associate Professor, School of Educational Studies, Jain, Neeta Science University of Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia Professor and Senior Researcher, DepartmentResearch: of Privatization and Internationalization of Primary Education, State Council of EducationalHigher Education Research and Training, Bhopal, India Boston College, School of Education, Center for Lecturing: Action Research in Classroom PracticesInternational Higher Education, Chestnut Hill, MA Southeast Missouri State University, College 02167-9991of Education, Department of Elementary, Early,c/o Dr.and Philip Altbach Special Education, Cape Girardeau, MODecember 63701 1999—April 2000 c/o Dr. Jean Benton Scholar-in-Residence Program Limjap, Auxencia July 1999-May 2000 Vice Dean, College of Science, De La Salle University, Manila, Philippines Kolo, Ibrahim Adam Research: Individual and Social Aspects of Learning: Senior Lecturer, Special Education Unit, FacultyDeveloping of Frameworks fora Deeper Understanding Education, Bayero University, Kano, Nigeriaof School Mathematics in the Philippines Research: The Use of Multiple Criteria ApproachOhio State for University-Columbus, School of Teaching Identifying Gifted Children in the United States:and Learning, Mathematics, Science, and Technol­ Derivation of Baselines for Use in Nigeria ogy Education Section, Columbus, OH 43210 University of Georgia, College of Education,c/o Depart­ Dr. Patricia Brosnan ment of Educational Psychology, Athens,August GA 1999-December 1999 30602-7513 c/o Dr. Mary Frasier Lozano, Rafael September 1999-February 2000 Advisor, Office of the President, Technological Univer­ sity of El Salvador, San Salvador, El Salvador Korkut, Huseyin Research: The American Alumni Association as a Professor, Department of Educational Sciences,Model for Establishing Alumni Programs in Salva­ Faculty of Educational Sciences, Ankara University,doran Higher Education Institutions Ankara, Turkey Affiliation to be determined Research: U.S. and Turkish Universities: A Compari­c/o CIES son of the Quality of Academic Staff March 2000-June 2000 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Educational Administration, Madison, Wl Manaf,53706- Zulkifli 1380 Associate Professor, Department of Pedagogy and c/o Dr. Lloyd Frohreich Educational Psychology, Faculty of Education, May 1999-August 1999 University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Research: A Comparative Study of Effective Schools and School Improvement Programs in Malaysia and the United States Idaho State University, College of Education, Depart­ ment of Child and Family Studies, Pocatello, ID 83209 c/o Dr. Steven E. Daley December 1999-May 2000 44 EDUCATION

Meade, Elizabeth Prcikova, Marianna Director, Anne Meade Associates, Wellington,Head, New Department of English Language and Literature, Zealand Faculty of Humanities and Natural Science, Presov Research: Neurological Development andUniversity, Behavior Presov, in Slovak Republic Young Children: The Interplay BetweenResearch: Nurture and Sociolinguistics and English Language Nature Teaching: Focus on Gender and Language Families and Work Institute, New York, NY 10001University of Pennsylvania, Language in Education c/o Ms. Ellen Galinsky Division, Philadelphia, PA 19104 September 1999-June 2000 c/o Dr. Teresa Pica February 2000-May 2000 Omoifo, Christiana Nkechi Lecturer, Department of Educational PsychologyPrista e and Silva, Antonio Manuel Machado Curriculum Studies, Faculty of Education, AssistantUniversity Professor, Faculty of Physical Education of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria and Sports Sciences, Pedagogical University, Research: Improving Science, Technology, Maputo,and Mozambique Society: A Comparative Study of Reforms inResearch: the Growth, Health, and Motor Development of United States and Nigeria for the Next MillenniumMozambican Children George Washington University, GraduateAffiliation School of to be determined Education and Human Development, Departmentc/o CIES of Teacher Preparation and Special Education,March 1999-June2000 Wash­ ington, DC 20052 c/o Dr. Sharon Lynch Rasmussen, Jens October 1999-March 2000 Associate Professor, Department of Educational Theory and Research, The Royal Danish School of Pereyra-Garcia, Miguel Castro Educational Studies, Kobenhaven, Denmark Professor and Chair, Department of Education,Lecturing and Research: Restructuring, Learning, and University of Granada, Granada, Spain Information Technology Lecturing: Education and American CultureUniversity of Georgia, College of Education, Depart­ Indiana University-Purdue University-lndianapolis,ment of Instructional Technology, Athens, GA School of Education, Center for Urban and30602-7144 Multicultural Education, Indianapolis, IN c/o46202-2896 Dr. Lynne Schrum c/o Dr. Jose R. Rosario September 1999-December 1999 Scholar-in-Residence Program January 2000-July 2000 Rychkova, Liudmila Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, Grodno State Pham, Nghi Thanh University, Grodno, Belarus Head, Research Section for Education System,Research: Ways of Internationalizing the Curriculum in National Institute for Educational Development,a Newly Independent State University Ministry of Education and Training, Hanoi,University Vietnam of Minnesota-Twin Cities, College of Research: Analysis of Private Higher EducationEducation and Human Development, Department of Policies in Selected Countries Educational Policy and Administration, Minneapolis, SUNY-Buffalo, Graduate School of Education,MN 55455-0221Depart­ ment of Educational Leadership and Policy,c/o Dr. Buffalo, Josef A. Mestenhauser NY 14260 February 2000-June 2000 c/o Dr. Bruce Johnstone September 1999-February 2000 Shamenova, Azia Dean, Department of English, Institute of Foreign Languages, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Research: The Use of Traditions of American Democ­ racy Under Conditions of Independent Kyrgyzstan University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, College of Education, Department of Education Policy and Administration, Minneapolis, MN 55455-0213 c/o Dr. Josef A. Mestenhauser September 1999-March 2000 45 EDUCATION

Sun,Xiaofen Yeld, Nanette Dean and Associate Professor, Department ofDeputy English, Director, Academic Development Program, Capital Normal University, Beijing, People’s RepublicUniversity of Cape Town, Rondebosch, South Africa of China Research: Access, Selection, and Admission to Lecturing: Asian Life and Literature Higher Education in South Africa Fairmont State College, Academic Affairs Unit, Educational Testing Service, Center for Performance Fairmont, WV 26554 Assessment, Department of Education Research, c/o Dr. Fred Fidura Princeton, NJ 08541 Scholar-in-Residence Program c/o Dr. Karen Sheingold August 1999-January 2000 August 1999-March 2000

Tran, Hoan Huu Yotoriyama, Yosuke Senior Researcher, The Center for EducationAssociate Quality Professor, Department of School Education, Assurance and Research Development, VietnamFaculty of Education, Niigata University, Niigataken, National University, Hanoi, Vietnam Japan Research: The Establishment of a Criteria SystemResearch: for Distribution of Power Within the Public Measurement and Evaluation of Colleges in SchoolVietnam System National University, Hanoi Harvard University, Harvard Law School, Human Rights Indiana University-Bloomington, School of Education,Program, Cambridge, MA02138 Bloomington, IN 47405 c/o Dr. Henry J. Steiner c/o Dr. Terrence Mason August 1999—April 2000 Indiana University-Bloomington, School of Education, Bloomington, IN 47405 Zhao, Zhongjian c/o Dr. Ginette Delandshere Associate Professor, Institute of International and September 1999-June 2000 Comparative Education, East China Normal Univer­ sity, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China Vasiliu, Rodica Research: Total Quality Management in American Teacher, Liceul Gheorghe Sincai, Cluj-Napoca, School Education Romania University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of Research: Teacher Training and Teacher Development:Education, Philadelphia, PA19104-6216 A Romanian Perspective c/o Dr. Susan H. Fuhrman Wayne State University, College of Education,September Depart­ 1999-July 2000 ment of Administration and Organizational Studies, Detroit, Ml 48202 c/o Dr. Joella Gipson August 1999-November 1999

ENGINEERING

Al-Alawi, Saleh Alghamdi, Saeid Assistant Dean, Department of Electrical and Elec­Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, tronics Engineering, College of Engineering,King FahdSultan University of Petroleum and Minerals, Qaboos University, Al-Khodh, Oman Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Research: Artificial Neural Networks and Fuzzy ANNsResearch: Optimal Design of Twin-Cell Steel Box and Their Use in Load and Energy ForecastingGirders and with Dynamic Constraints Prediction Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, University of Washington, Department of ElectricalDepartment of Engineering Science and Mechanics, Engineering, Seattle, WA98195 Blacksburg, VA24061-0202 c/o Dr. Mohamed A. El-Sharkawi c/o Dr. Zafer Gurdal July 1999-December 1999 December 1999-June 2000

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Ata, Osama Eliaz, Noam Associate Professor, Department of ElectricalResearcher, Engi­ Department of Materials Engineering, neering, Al-Quds University, East Jerusalem,Ben-Gurion West University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Bank Israel Research: Smart Base Station Antenna TechnologyResearch: Underfilm Electrochemistry in Polymer/ for Cellular Radio Systems Metal Device Packages Stanford University, Information Systems Laboratory,Massachusetts Institute of Technology, H.H. Uhlig Stanford, CA 94305-9991 Corrosion Laboratory, Department of Materials c/o Dr. A. Paulraj Sciences and Engineering, Cambridge, MA 02139- August 1999-May 2000 4307 c/o Dr. R.M. Latanision Cabral, Rodrigo Becke August 1999-August 2000 Researcher, Department of Engineering, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Florianopolis/SC,Galias, Brazil Zbigniew Research: A Distributed Virtual EnvironmentAssistant to Professor, Department of Electrical Engi­ Analyze Competitive Investment Strategies neering,in University of Mining and Metallurgy, Financial Markets Krakow, Poland University of South Florida, College of Engineering,Lecturing: Topological Methods in Chaotic Systems for Department of Industrial and ManagementDesign Systems, of Communication Alphabets Tampa, FL 33620-9951 University of California-San Diego, Institute for Nonlin­ c/o Dr. Suresh K. Khator ear Science, La Jolla, CA 92093-5003 December 1998-December 1999 c/o Dr. Henry D. Abarbanel September 1999-June 2000 Chafik, Tarik Assistant Professor, Department of ChemicalGamba, Engi­ Paolo neering, Faculty of Science and Technology,Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics, University of Tangier, Tangier, Morocco University of Pavia, Pavia, Italy Research: Methanol Synthesis from C 02 andResearch: H2on Analysis of SAR and AVIRIS Data Over Metal Oxides Catalyst Urban Areas University of California-Berkeley, DepartmentCalifornia of Institute of Technology, Jet Propulsion Chemical Engineering, Berkeley, CA 94720 Laboratory, Radar Science and Engineering Section, c/o Dr. Alexis T. Bell Pasadena, CA 91109-8099 June 1999-September 1999 c/o Dr. Bijan Houshmand June 2000-November 2000 De Castro, Paulo Professor, Department of Mechanical EngineeringGlavic, Mevludin and Industrial Management, Faculty of Engineering,Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engi­ University of Porto, Porto Codex, Portugal neering, University of Tuzla, Tuzla, Bosnia and Research: Contribution to the Integration ofHercegovina Fracture Mechanics Concepts in Manufacturing TechnologiesResearch: Development of Modern Curricula and University of California-Berkeley, DepartmentTeaching of Methods in Electric Power System Mechanical Engineering, Berkeley, CA 94720Engineering c/o Dr. David A. Dornfield University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of January 2000-April 2000 Electrical and Computer Engineering, Madison, Wl 53706-1380 c/o Dr. Fernando L. Alvarado September 1999-March 2000

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Grcar, Bojan Horvath, Lajos Associate Professor, Faculty of Electrical EngineeringHead, Department of Water Quality, North and Computer Science, University of Maribor,Transdanubian Environmental Inspectorate, Gyor, Maribor, Slovenia Hungary Research: Nonlinear Control of AC ServodrivesResearch: Application of Ground Water and Pollutant Northeastern University, Department of ElectricalTransport Models to Remediation of Contaminated Engineering and Computer Science, Boston,Soil and MA Water 02115-5096 University of Florida, Department of Civil Engineering, c/o Dr. AleksandarStankovic Gainesville, FL 32611-8140 August 1999-November 1999 c/o Dr. Scot E. Smith January 2000-April 2000 Guemouria, Noura Professor, Department of Physics, University ofJadid, the Mansour Sciences, Marrakech, Morocco Vice-Dean for Academic Affairs, Department of Research: Toward Operational Estimates of EnergyBuilding Science and Technology, College of Balance Components from Remote SensingArchitecture in and Planning, King Faisal University, Semi-Arid Lands Dammam, Saudi Arabia U.S. Department of Agriculture, Southwest WatershedResearch: Scientific Visualization Techniques for Research Center, Tuscon, AZ 85719 Structural Engineering by Using Adaptive Neural c/o Dr. David C. Goodrich Networks June 1999-September 1999 University of Maryland-College Park, A. James Clark School of Engineering, Department of Civil and Halhal, Driss Environmental Engineering, College Park, MD 20742 Research Associate, Hydraulics Systems Analysisc/o Dr. Peter C. Chang Laboratory, Mohammadia School of Engineering,August 1999-May 2000 Mohammed V University, Rabat, Morocco Research: Optimal Scheduling of Water DistributionJoshi, Chandra Systems Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Delaware, Water Resources Program,Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University- Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,Pulchowk, Kathmandu, Nepal Newark, DE 19716 Research: Cost-Effective Design of Micro-Hydropower c/o Dr. Alexander H.D. Cheng Systems July 1999-August 1999 Colorado State University, Department of Civil Engi­ neering, Fort Collins, CO 80523-1372 Holicky, Milan c/o Mr. Maurice L. Albertson Senior Research Fellow, Klokner Institute, CzechSeptember 1999-March 2000 Technical University, Prague, Czech Republic Research: Statistical Prediction of ConcreteKar, Creep, Subal Shrinkage, and Cracking Reader, Institute of Radio Physics and Electronics, Northwestern University, Department of Engineering,University of Calcutta, Calcutta, India School of Engineering, Technological Institute,Research: Development of Radio Frequency and Evanston, IL 60208 Microwave Structures for Application in Particle c/o Dr. Z.P. Bazant Accelerators for High-Energy Physics July 1999-September 1999 University of California-Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Center for Beam Physics, Berkeley, CA 94720 c/o Dr. John Corlett July 1999-July 2000

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Kiriyama, Takashi Manouk, Abdul Associate Professor, Research into Artifacts,Lecturer Center and Researcher, Department of Electrical for Engineering, University of Tokyo, Tokyo,Machines Japan and Drives, Faculty of Electrical and Research: Creative Engineering EducationElectronic Engineering, University of Aleppo, Aleppo, Stanford University, Stanford Learning Laboratory,Syria Stanford, CA 94305-9991 Research: New Digital Drives for Special Machines c/o Dr. Larry Leifer and Servo Motors for Numerically Controlled Auto­ September 1999-June 2000 mation System California State University-Long Beach, Department of Kolator, Rainer Franz Electrical Engineering, Long Beach, CA 90840-0119 Assistant Professor, Department of Constructionc/o Dr. Radhe Das Management and Economics, TechnicalAugust University 1999-November 1999 of Vienna, Vienna, Austria Research: Construction in Public Areas: SocialMarshall, Costs Guillermo Caused by Traffic Disruption Professor, Department of Computer Science, College Columbia University, Department of Civil Engineeringof Physical and Natural Sciences, University of and Engineering Mechanics, New York, NYBuenos 10027 Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina c/o Dr. R. Testa Research: Interconnecting Through Directed Electro­ July 1999-October 1999 chemical Growth Drexel University, Department of Chemistry, Philadel­ Koprivanac, Natalija phia, PA 19104-2875 Professor, Department of Polymer Engineeringc/o Dr. and John-Claude Bradley Organic Chemical Technology, Faculty ofOctober Chemical 1999-December 1999 Engineering and Technology, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia Martin, Adriana Regina Research: Environmental Approach to DyesResearcher, and Department of Engineering, Federal Pigments Synthesis University of Sao Carlos, Sao Carlos, Brazil Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University,Research: College Optimization of the Performance of Sisal of Engineering, Department of Chemical Engineer­and Polyolefines Composites by Modification Using ing, Tallahassee, FL 32307 New Cold Plasma Techniques c/o Dr. Bruce R. Locke University ofWisconsin-Madison, Engineering Re­ August 1999-May 2000 search Center for Plasma-Aided Manufacturing, Madison, Wl 53706-1608 Kronik, Leeor c/o Dr. Ferencz S. Denes Research Associate, Department of PhysicalMarch Electron­ 1999-December 1999 ics, Tel Aviv University, Ramat-Aviv, Israel Research: Predicting the Electronic PropertiesMartinez, of Ernesto Semiconductors from Their Chemical andSenior Structural Research Fellow, Department of Engineering, Properties Institute of Development and Design, National University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, DepartmentCouncil of of Scientific and Technical Research, Santa Materials Science, Minneapolis, MN 55455-0213Fe, Argentina c/o Dr. James R. Chelikowsky Research: The Use of Tendency Models for the Control July 1999-July 2000 of End-Use Properties in Batch Processes Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA 18015-3094 Maalmi, Mostafa c/o Dr. Christos Georgakis Associate Professor, Department of IndustrialDecember Pro­ 1999-March 2000 cesses, National School of Industrial Minerals, Rabat, Morocco Research: Microbial Biofilms for Environmental and Health Applications University of Notre Dame, Department of Chemical Engineering, Notre Dame, IN 46556 c/o Dr. Arvind Varma July 1999-September 1999

49 ENGINEERING

NaitCharif, Hammadi Perera, Attanayake Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engi­Senior Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering, neering, Mohamed I University, Oujda, MoroccoUniversity of Moratuwa, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka Research: Neural Network Image Processing Research: Social Parameters in Providing Better Michigan State University, Department of ElectricalHousing for Low-Income Groups and Computer Science, Circuits, Systems, andTexas A&M University, College of Architecture, Artificial Neural Networks Laboratory, East Lansing,Department of Construction Science, College Ml 48824-1020 Station, TX 77843-1244 c/o Dr. Fathi M. Salam c/o Dr. Charles W. Graham June 1999-September 1999 August 1999-March 2000

Novak, Drahomir Proost, Joris Associate Professor, Institute of Structural Mechanics,Research Assistant, Department of Materials Science, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Technical UniversityInteruniversity of Microelectronics Center, Catholic Brno, Brno, Czech Republic University of Leuven, Leuven, Belgium Research: Nonlocal Weibull Theory and StatisticalResearch: Microstructural Origins of Stresses in Size Effect for Quasibrittle Failure of Concrete Ceramic Thin Films Structures Harvard University, Division of Engineering and Applied Northwestern University, Department of Engineering,Sciences, Cambridge, MA 02138-2901 School of Engineering, Technological Institute,c/o Dr. Frans Spaepen Evanston, IL 60208 October 1999-October 2000 c/o Dr. Zdenek P. Bazant June 1999-September 1999 Romero, Evanan Managing Director, Board of Directors, Venezuelan O’Malley, Mark Petroleum, Caracas, Venezuela Statutory Lecturer, Department of Engineering,Research: A Plan to Promote Effective Energy Coop­ University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland eration in the Americas Research: Computational Techniques for NewHarvard and University, Centerfor Business and Govern­ Emerging Electricity Markets ment, John F. Kennedy School of Government, University of Washington, Department of ElectricalCambridge, MA 02138 Engineering, Seattle, WA 98195 c/o Dr. William Hogan c/o Dr. Chen-Ching Lin June 1999-May 2000 July 1999-June 2000 Rosa,Agostinho Paulet-Crainiceanu, Fideliu Associate Professor, School of Engineering, Technical Senior Lecturer, Department of Structural Mechanics,University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture,Research: Micro Structural Analysis of Sleep Technical University of Iasi, Iasi, Romania Stanford University, School of Medicine, Sleep Disor­ Research: Control of Large Structures with Multipleder Clinic, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Active Devices Science University of Southern California, School of Engineer­c/o Dr. Christian Guilleminault ing, Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering,September 1999-March 2000 Los Angeles, CA 90089 c/o Dr. Sami F. Masri Salem, Abdulrazzak October 1999—April 2000 Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Al-Baath University, Homs, Syria Research: Earthquake Stability and Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Structures University of California-Berkeley, School of Structural Engineering, Mechanics, and Materials, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Berkeley, CA 94720 c/o Dr. Khalid Mosalam October 1999-January 2000

50 ENGINEERING

Shibly, Hassan Sverdrup, Vetle Assistant Professor, Department of MechanicalPh.D. Student, Department of Marine Structures, Engineering, Birzeit University, Birzeit, West BankSchool of Marine Technology, Norwegian University Research: Multi-Arm Robot, Dynamics, Control,of and Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway Object Safety Research: Marine Riser Dynamics Massachusetts Institute of Technology, DepartmentMassachusetts of Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Cambridge, MAOcean 02139- Engineering, Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 4307 c/o Dr. Kim Vandiver c/o Dr. Steven Dubowsky September 1999-June 2000 August 1999-May 2000 Wilczynski, Krzysztof Sjoland, Henrik Professor, Polymer Processing Institute, Warsaw Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Electron­University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland ics, Lund University, Lund, Sweden Research: Modeling for Polymer Extrusion Research: Radio-Frequency Circuits in CMOSUniversity Tech­ of Akron, Institute of Polymer Engineering, nology Akron, OH 44325 University of California-Los Angeles, Schoolc/o of Dr. James L. White Engineering and Applied Science, DepartmentOctober 1999-July of 2000 Electrical Engineering, Los Angeles, CA 90095 c/o Dr. Asad Abidi Zharii, Oleg February 1999-January 2000 Professor and Leading Research Fellow, Department of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Faculty of Steffen, Valder, Jr. Mechanics and Mathematics, Kiev State University, Professor, Departmentof Mechanical Engineering,Kiev, Ukraine Federal University of Uberlandia-Santa Monica,Research: Modernization of Mechanical Engineering Uberlandia MG, Brazil Education Research: Optimization of the Dynamical BehaviorUniversity of of California-Berkeley, Department of Mechanical Systems Mechanical Enginering, Berkeley, CA 94720 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,c/o Dr. David Steigmann Center for Intelligent Material Systems andSeptember Struc­ 1999-May 2000 tures, Blacksburg, VA24061-0261 c/o Dr. Daniel J. Inman January 1999-January 2000

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Alonso Del Amo, Rocio Amanova, Nurgul Researcher, Departmentof EnvironmentalSenior Impacts Scientist, of Institute of Space Research, Ministry Energy, Ecotoxicology Division, Center for Energy,of Science, Academy of Sciences, Almaty, Environment, and Technological Research,Kazakhstan Madrid, Spain Research: Applications of Remote Sensing to Environ­ Research: Air Pollution and Climate Impacts onmental Forest Aspects of Mining and Oil Spill Management Ecosystems San Diego State University, Department of Geological U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service,Sciences, Pacific San Diego, CA 92182-1020 Southwest Research Station, Riverside, CAc/o 92507 Dr. Eric G. Frost c/o Dr. Andrzej Bytnerowicz September 1999-June 2000 September 1999-September 2000

'51 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Bach, Sinh Tan Davideanu, Grigore Chief, Research Planning and International Coopera­Museographer Biologist, Natural History Museum, tion Division, National Institute for Science andUniversity Al I. Cuza, Iasi, Romania Technology, Policy, and Strategy Studies, Hanoi,Research: The Index of Biotic Integrity for Lakes, Vietnam Reservoirs, and Wet Area Rehabilitation Research: Public Participation and Sustainable Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Development in Vietnam Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Blacksburg, University of California-Berkeley, Energy and Re­VA 24061-0202 sources Group, Berkeley, CA 94720 c/o Dr. Paul Angermeier c/o Dr. Richard Norgaard October 1999-February 2000 August 1999-May 2000 Dobrynin, Nikolai Begum, Shakila Professor, Department of Plant Protection, Voronezh Head, Peshawar Laboratories, Peshawar, Pakistan State Agricultural University, Voronezh, Russia Research: Removal of Toxic Contaminants from WaterResearch: Balance Restoration in Entomophilous Crop by Adsorption of China Clay Plant Ecosystems by Management of Wild Bee Rice University, Department of Environmental Sci­Pollinators as a Prospective Direction of Ecological ences and Engineering, Houston, TX 77005Policy c/o Dr. Mark Wiesner Utah State University, Bee Biology and Systematics September 1999-June 2000 Laboratory, Logan, UT 84322-5310 c/o Dr. William P. Kemp Belfiore, Stefano February 2000-July 2000 Secretary General, International Center for Coastal and Ocean Policy Studies, University of Genoa, Genoa,Fares, Farouk Italy Professor, Department of Soil Science and Land Research: United States/European Union ComparisonReclamation, Faculty of Agriculture, Damascus in ICZM Implementation: Federal Consistency University, Damascus, Syria Versus Subsidiary Principle Research: The Environmental Impacts of Reuse of University of Delaware, College of Marine Studies,Treated Urban Wastewater for Irrigation on Soil Center for Study of Marine Policy, Newark, DE Quality 19716-3501 Pennsylvania State University-University Park, c/o Dr. Biliana Cicin-Sain Department of Biochemistry, University Park, PA September 1999-January 2000 16802-1503 c/o Dr. Jean-Marc Bollag Bykovtsev, Alexander January 2000-April 2000 General Director, Regional Academy of Natural Sciences, Tashkent, Uzbekistan Fujiwara, Kazue Research: Seismological Problems of Fracture Professor, Institute of Environmental Science and Mechanics Technology, Yokohama National University, University o f California-Santa Barbara, Institute for Yokohama, Japan Crustal Studies, Santa Barbara, C A 93106 Research: The Theoretical and Practical Basis for c/o Dr. Ralph J. Archuleta Using GIS as a Comprehensive Framework for Risk October 1999-July 2000 Management and Ecological Environmental Policy in Japan Danho, Emile University of Georgia, Institute of Ecology, Athens, GA Researcher and Teacher, Laboratory of Mechanics,30602-2202 Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Sciences,c/o Dr. Frank B. Golley University of Abidjan-Cocody, Abidjan, Cote d’IvoireSeptember 1999-November 1999 Research: Modeling Interactions Between Tides, Coastal Erosion, and Silting Up Florida Institute of Technology, College of Engineering, Division of Marine and Environmental Systems, Melbourne, FL 32901-6975 c/o Dr. George A. Maul September 1999-June 2000 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Grodzynskyy, Mykhaylo Kontar, Evgueni Head, Department of Physical GeographyHead and of Laboratory, P.P. Shirshov Institute of Ocean­ Geoecology, Faculty of Geography, Kiev Stateology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, University, Kiev, Ukraine Russia Research: Environmental Indicators in theResearch: Context of Ecological Policy, Assessment, and Sustainable Development for Countries inPrediction Transition of the Fate of Chernobyl Radionuclides in Dartmouth College, Environmental Studies Program,the Black Sea Hanover, NH 03755 Florida State University, Department of Oceanography, c/o Dr. Ross A. Virginia Tallahassee, FL 32306 September 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. William C. Burnett September 1999-May 2000 Hamad, Ibtissam Professor, Department of Microbiology andKorotenko, Plant Konstantin Biology, Faculty of Science, University of Dam­Leading Specialist, P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanol­ ascus, Damascus, Syria ogy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Research: Bioremediation and PhytoremediationRussia of Polluted Soils and Waters Research: Aquatic Problems of Russia and Possible Pennsylvania State University-University Park, Solutions: Numerical Modeling of Matter Transport Department of Soil Biochemistry, University Park,Processes PA 16802-1503 University of Miami, School of Marine and Atmospheric c/o Dr. Jean-Marc Bollag Center, Ocean Pollution Research Center, Coral January 2000-April 2000 Gables, FL 33124 c/o Dr. Christopher N. Mooers Ivosevic, Nadica September 1999-May 2000 Research Assistant, Department of Marine and Environmental Research, Laboratory for EcologicalKuchment, Lev Modeling, Ruder Boskovic Institute, Zagreb,Professor, Croatia Modeling Laboratory, Hydrological Cycle of Research: Monitoring Sticky Particles in a MarineWater Problems Institute, Russian Academy of Environment Using Electrochemical Probe Sciences, Moscow, Russia University of Connecticut, Department of MarineResearch: Catastrophic Floods: Estimation of Risk, Sciences, Groton, CT 06340-6097 Opportunities of Forecasting, Ecologo-Social c/o Dr. Hans G. Dam Consequences, and Politico-Economical Aspects of September 1999-June 2000 Decreasing Damage Utah State University, College of Engineering, Utah Jandl, Robert Water Research Laboratory, Logan, UT 84322 Research Scientist, Department of Forest Ecology,c/o Dr. David S. Bowles Austrian Forest Research Center, Vienna,September Austria 1999-March 2000 Research: Relationship Between Recent Changes in Growth Rates, Nutrition, and Soil ChemistryOkopny, Alexander Colorado State University, Department of ForestLecturer, Department of Ecology, Ukrainian State Sciences and Natural Resources, Fort Collins,Academy CO of Water Management, Rivne, Ukraine 80523-0015 Research: Ecological Balance Maintenance on c/o Dr. Dan Binkley Drained Lands and Adjoined Territories February 2000-March 2000 Clemson University, Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Clemson, SC 29634 c/o Dr. John C. Hayes August 1999—April 2000

53----- ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Olli, Kalle Rilov, Gil Researcher, Institute of Botany and Ecology, Univer­Institute for Nature Conservation Research, Faculty of sity of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia Life Sciences, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel Research: Toxic Alexandrium Blooms: In Situ Quantifi­Research: Marine Protected Areas and the Source- cation of Resting Cyst Dynamics Sink Hypothesis in Coral Reefs Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, MS #32,Duke University, Marine Laboratory 135, Nichols Department of Biology, Woods Hole, MA 02543School of the Environment, Beaufort, NC 28516-9721 c/o Dr. Donald M. Anderson c/o Dr. Larry B. Crowder November 1999-September 2000 April 1999—April 2000

Ovadia, Ofer Rodriguez, Veronica Researcher, Department of Life Sciences, Ben-GurionResearch Scholar, Neurobiology Center, National University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico, Mexico Research: Testing the Effect of State DependentResearch: Neurotoxicological Effects of Arsenic, Lead, Decision Making of Individual Herbivores and Indi­and Manganese in Basal Ganglia of Rats vidual Carnivores on Food Web Dynamics University of Rochester, School of Medicine, Depart­ Yale University, School of Forestry and Environmentalment of Environmental Medicine, Rochester, NY Sciences, Greely Memorial Laboratory, New Haven,14627-0001 CT 06511 c/o Dr. Deborah Cory-Slechta c/o Dr. Oswald J. Schmitz September 1999-February 2000 September 1999-September 2001 Serrano, Augusto E., Jr. Prikhodko, Valentina Professor, Institute of Aquaculture, College of Fisher­ Senior Researcher, Institute of Basic Biological ies, University of the Philippines in the Visayas, Problems, Russian Academy of Sciences, Miag-ao, Iloilo, Philippines Pushchino, Russia Lecturing and Research: University Lectureship Research: Degradation of Soils and Environment,University of Rhode Island, Department of Fisheries, Irrigation Water Contamination, and Strategy andAnimal, and Veterinary Science, Kingston, Rl 02881 Methods for Prevention c/o Dr. Michael A. Rice University o f California-Davis, Department of Land,July Air, 1999-December 1999 and Water Resources, Davis, CA 95616-8627 c/o Dr. Michael J. Singer Shulkin, Vladimir September 1999-May 2000 Senior Researcher, Laboratory of Geochemistry, Pacific Geographical Institute, Russian Academy of Querejeta Mercader, Jose Ignacio Sciences, Vladivostok, Russia Researcher, Department of Soil and Water Conserva­Research: Trace Metals Contamination of the Coastal tion, Center for Applied Biology and PedologyZone: of the Comparative Assessment of the Metal Seguna River, Higher Council for Scientific Re­Contents in Water, Suspended Matter, Sediments, search, Murcia, Spain and Mollusks Research: Plant Cover Restoration in DegradedTexas A&M University, Department of Oceanography, Mediterranean Semiarid Environments College Station, TX 77843-1244 University of California-Riverside, Center for Conserva­c/o Dr. Bobby Joe Presley tion Biology, Riverside, CA 92521-0102 January 2000-May 2000 c/o Dr. Michael Allen September 1999-September 2000

54------ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Sulaiman, Abdul Halim Worby, Anthony Director, Center for Environmental Studies andSenior Man­ Professional Officer, Glaciology Section, agement, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Australian Antarctic Division, Tasmania, Australia Malaysia Research: Development of a Seasonally Varying Research: The Environmental Effects of SelectedClimatology of Antarctic Sea-Ice Properties Pollutants Using Multispecies Simulated Ecosys­University of Alaska-Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute, tems Fairbanks, AK 99775-7320 Colorado State University, Department of Fisheryc/o and Dr. Martin Jeffries Wildlife Biology, Fort Collins, CO 80523-0015 University of Alaska-Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute, c/o Dr. William H. Clements Fairbanks, AK 99775-7320 December 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Hajo Eicken March 2000-March 2001

GEOGRAPHY

Drbohlav, Dusan Wolf, Margareta Lena Assistant Professor, Department of Social GeographySenior Lecturer, Department of Social and Economic and Regional Development, Faculty of Science,Geography, Mid Sweden University, Harnosand, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic Sweden Research: Immigration Policies and Practices in theLecturing: Geography of the Developed World United States and in the Czech Republic: WhatAustin One Peay State University, College of Arts and Can Discover, Learn, and Contribute? Sciences, Clarksville, TN 37044-0001 California State University-Los Angeles, Departmentc/o Dr. of G. Richard Hogan Geography and Urban Analysis, Los Angeles,Scholar-in-Residence CA Program 90032-8530 September 1999-December 1999 c/o Dr. Killian P. Ying September 1999-June 2000 Zhou,Shangyi Associate Professor, Department of Geography, Peddle, Derek R. Beijing Normal University, Beijing, People’s Republic Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, o f China University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, CanadaResearch: Understanding the Patterns of Social Space Research: A Climate Change Monitoring, Prediction,W ithin American Metropolises and Mitigation Strategy with Implications for Domes­University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of tic and Foreign Policy in the United States andGeography, Madison, Wl 53706-1380 Canada c/o Dr. Robert Ostergren University of Maryland-Baltimore County, Joint CenterSeptember 1999-June 2000 for Earth Systems Technology, Baltimore, MD 21250 c/o Dr. Forrest G. Hall July 1999-December 1999

Timar, Judit Head, Bekescsaba Department, Alfold Institute, Center for Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Bekescsaba, Hungary Lecturing and Research: Regional Development in East Central Europe with an Emphasis on Gender Issues; Gendered Patterns of Agricultural Workers’ International Migration in Border Regions University of California-Davis, Department of Health and Community Development, Davis, CA 95616 c/o Dr. Janet Henshall Momsen January 2000-June 2000

55----- GEOLOGY

Al-Mooji, Yusuf Moreno, Maria Water Resources Planning Consultant, NationalPh.D. Student, Water Department of Earth Sciences, Cardiff Resources Authority, Sanaa, Yemen University, Wales, United Kingdom Research: Application of Geochemical andResearch: Environ­ Platinum-Group Elements in the An­ mental Isotope Analysis to Examine the Originorthosites of of the Adirondacks Calcium Chloride Waters Colgate University, Department of Geology, Hamilton, Affiliation to be determined NY 13346-1398 c /o CIES c/o Dr. Jim McLelland November 1999-July 2000 August 1999-December 1999

Bouabdellah, Mohammed Puig Alenya, Pere Vice Chairman, Department of Geology, FacultyResearcher, of Department of Marine Geology and Sciences, Mohamed I University, Oujda, MoroccoPhysical Oceanography, Institute of Marine Science, Research: Determination of Gases and DissolvedHigher Council for Scientific Research, Barcelona, Components in Fluid Inclusions Spain U.S. Geological Survey, Denver Federal Center,Research: Sedimentary Transfer Processes Across Central Region Mineral Resource Survey Program,the Northern California Continental Margin Denver, CO 80225 University of Washington, School of Oceanography, c/o Dr. David Leach Seattle, WA 98195 September 1999-December 1999 c/o Dr. Charles A. Nittrouer September 1999-September 2000 Gomez-Tuena, Arturo Research Scholar, Department of Geology,Shah, National Mohammad Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City,Associate Professor, National Center of Excellence in D.F., Mexico Geology, University of Peshawar, Peshawar, Research : Petrogenesis and Evolution of thePakistan Neogene Phase of the Transmexican Volcanic Belt Research: Geochemical Survey of Litho and Stream Columbia University, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observa­Sediments for Base and Precious Metals in Dirand tory, Palisades, NY 10964-8000 Swat Kohistan, North West Frontier Province of c/o Dr. Charles H. Langmuir Pakistan November 1999-August 2000 University of Nevada-Reno, Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology, Reno, NV 89557-0088 Harouna, Moussa c/o Dr. Paul J. Lechler Junior Lecturer, Department of Geology, FacultyJuly 1999-April of 2000 Sciences, University of Abdou Moumouni Dioffo, Niamey, Niger Research: Hydrocarbon Potential of Cretaceous- Tertiary Coals and Terrestrially Derived Organic Matter, Termit Basin, and Nearby Areas University of Oklahoma, School of Geology and Geophysics, Norman, O K 73019-0628 c/o Dr. R.P. Philip January 2000-September 2000

56 HISTORY (NON-U.S)

Balabushevych, Tetiana Bousbina, Said Department of History and Political Studies, NationalResearch Worker, Department of History, University of University of Kiev-Mohyla Academy, Kiev, UkraineProvence, Aix-en-Provence Cedex 1, France Research: Ukrainian-Polish Mutuality and the Pros­Research: African Religious History pects for East Central Europe: A ComparativeNorthwestern University, Department of History, History Evanston, IL 60208 Arizona State University, Russian and East Europeanc/o Dr. John Hunwick Studies Consortium, Tempe, AZ 85287-2601July 1999-September 1999 c/o Dr. Stephen K. Batalden August 1999-April 2000 Catterall, Peter Executive Director, Institute of Contemporary British Bekes, Csaba History, London, United Kingdom Senior Research Fellow, Institute for the HistoryLecturing of the and Research: Harold Macmillan’s Diaries 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Budapest, Hungaryand Letters to President Eisenhower Research: Cold War, Detente, and Hungary: HungaryWestminster College, Department of History, Fulton, and Changing East-West Relations, 1945-89 M065251-1299 Affiliation to be determined c/o Dr. Butch Lael c/o CIES August 1999-June 2000 January 2000-August 2000 De Vries, Tity Belich, James Assistant Professor, Department of History, University Professor, Department of History, University of of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand Lecturing and Research: Alaska as the Last Frontier Lecturing: European Conquest and Its MythsState Georgetown University, Center for Australian Universityand New of Alaska-Fairbanks, Department of History, Zealand Studies, Washington, DC 20057-1021 Fairbanks, AK 99775-7480 c/o Ambassador Richard W. Teare c/o Dr. Carol Gold January 2000-July 2000 January 2000-July 2000

Bhebe, Ngwabi Muluge Der, Benedict Godwin Professor, Department of History, University of ProfessorZimba­ and Chair, Department of History, University bwe, Harare, Zimbabwe of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana Research: The Historical Dimension of HumanLecturing: Rights The Role of Slave Trade in West African and Democracy History Northwestern University, Program of African Studies,Gustavus Adolphus College, Department of Modern Evanston, IL 60208-4110 Foreign Language and Literatures, Saint Peter, MN c/o Dr. Akbar Virmani 56082-1498 April 2000-December 2000 c/o Dr. Paschal Kyoore Scholar-in-Residence Program Boudnitski, Oleg August 1999-May 2000 Head, Department of Russian History, Rostov State Pedagogical University, Rostov-on-Don, RussiaEl Moudden, Abderrahmane Research: In Search of a New Russia: Boris Professor, Department of History, Faculty of Letters, Bakhmetev (The American Years) Mohammed V University, Rabat, Morocco Stanford University, Department of History, Stanford,Research: Bin Abd Al-Karim and Mustafa Kemal: CA 94305-9991 What Connections? c/o Dr. Terence Emmons Princeton University, Department of Near Eastern September 1999-May 2000 Studies, Princeton, NJ 08544-1019 c/o Dr. A.L. Udovitch June 1999-September 1999 HISTORY (NON-U.S.)

Esenbel, Selcuk Luthar, Oto Chair, Department of History, Bogazici University, Director, Scientific Research Center, Slovene Acad­ Istanbul, Turkey emy of Sciences and Arts, Ljubljana, Slovenia Research: Japan and the World of Islam Between Research: Civic Lessons and Teaching History: New 1868-1998 Frontiers in Democratic Education New York University, East Asian Studies Program, Yale University, Department of Russian and East New York, NY 10012-1019 European Studies, New Haven, CT 06520 c/o Dr. Harry Haroutunian c/o Dr. William Blackwood December 1999—April 2000 October 1999—April 2000

Foucrier, Annick Ngoh, Victor Julius Associate Professor, School of the High Studies inAssociate Professor, Department of History, University Social Sciences, Paris, France of Buea, Buea, Cameroon Research: Conquests and Migrations: The Impact Research:of Slaves in South Carolina and the Banyang Annexation and Ethnicity on Urban Growth in LosCountry in Cameroon: A Comparative Study Angeles and New Orleans, A Comparative Analysis University of South Carolina, Department of Govern­ University of California-Berkeley, Department of ment and International Studies, Columbia, SC 29208 History, Berkeley, CA 94720-2550 c/o Dr. Mark DeLancey c/o Dr. Mary P. Ryan September 1999-May 2000 September 1999-December 1999 Pop, Adrian Grudzinsky, Vladimir Associate Lecturer, Department of Southeast Euro­ Professor, Department of World History, Chelyabinsk pean Studies, Bucharest University of Arts, State University, Chelyabinsk, Russia Bucharest, Romania Research: History of Soviet Russia in Cartoons: A Research: The Narratives of the “Rightist Deviation” Glance from America University of Maryland-College Park, Department of Affiliation to be determined Government and Politics, College Park, MD 20742 c/o CIES c/o Dr. Vladim ir Tismaneanu January 2000-July 2000 September 1999-June 2000

Jonsson, Mar Pozzi, Pablo Alejandro Assistant Professor, Department of History, UniversityProfessor, Department of History, University of Buenos of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina Research: Electronic Editions of Historical Texts and Lecturing: Latin American Studies Documents in the United States Columbus State Community College, School of Arts Princeton University, Department of History, Princeton,and Sciences, Columbus, OH 43216-1609 NJ 08544-1019 c/o Dr. David Hockenberry c/o Dr. William C. Jordan Scholar-in-Residence Program June 1999-September 1999 June 1999-December 1999

Kvakin, Andrei Quiason, Serafin Professor, Department of Modern History, Tver State Consultant, National Centennial Commission, Manila, University, Tver, Russia Philippines Research: Russian Emigration of the First Wave in theResearch: Images of the Christianized Filipinos United States: The Lessons of Historical Psychol­ Through American Lenses Prior to 1907 ogy in the Context of Current Migration ProcessesVisits to various institutions Stanford University, Department of History, Stanford,c/o CIES CA 94305-9991 July 1999-October 1999 c/o Dr. Terence Emmons August 1999—April 2000

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Ray, Himanshu Syiemlieh, David Associate Professor, Center for Historical Studies,Reader, Department of History, North-Eastern Hill Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, IndiaUniversity, Shillong, India Lecturing: Maritime History of the Indian OceanResearch: in the American Baptist and Catholic Missions: Ancient Period Their Contribution to the Development of North East University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Museum ofIndia Anthro­ and East Bengal pology, Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 University of Notre Dame, Department of History, Notre c/o Dr. Robert Whallon Dame, IN 46556 January 2000—April 2000 c/o Dr. Wilson Miscamble September 1999-May 2000 Reggiani, Andres Horacio Professor, Department of History, University ofTataki, Argyro Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina Associate Professor, Center for Greek and Roman Lecturing: Latin American History Antiquity, National Hellenic Research Foundation, St. Thomas Aquinas College, School of Communica­Athens, Greece tions, Humanities Division, Sparkhill, NY 10976-1050Research: The Nomina of Macedonia c/o Dr. Barbara Ward Klein Columbia University, Department of Classics, New Scholar-in-Residence Program York, NY 10027 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Roger Bagnall January 2000—April 2000 Rozsnyai, Balint Chair and Associate Professor, DepartmentVassileva, of Ameri­ Maya can Studies, Institute of English and AmericanResearch Associate, Institute of Thracology, Bulgarian Studies, Attila Jozsef University, Szeged, HungaryAcademy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria Lecturing: Decline and Fall of Communism Research:in Eastern Phrygia: The Thracian Perspective Europe University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Department of California State University-Fresno, Office of Interna­Classics, Chapel Hill, NC 27599 tional Programs, Fresno, CA 93740 c/o Dr. G. Kenneth Sams c/o Dr. Peter J. Klassen September 1999-February 2000 Scholar-in-Residence Program August 1999-June 2000 Voronov, Serguey Nicolaevich Head of Chair, Department of Law, Astrakhan State Sadek, Sanaa Technical University, Astrakhan, Russia Managing Editor,Theater Magazine, General EgyptianLecturing: 20th-Century Russian History Book Organization, Cairo, Egypt Mount Wachusett Community College, Department of Research: Contemporary Minority Women PlaywrightsInternational Education, Gardner, MA 01440-1000 in America c/o Dr. Raymond V. Coleman CUNY-John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Depart­Scholar-in-Residence Program ment of Speech and Theater, New York, JanuaryNY 10128 2000-June 2000 c/o Dr. Holly Hill December 1999-July 2000 Zasztowt, Leszek Associate Professor, History of Education Depart­ Scarpellini, Emanuela ment, Institute for the History of Science, Polish Research Fellow, Department of History, UniversityAcademy of of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland Turin, Turin, Italy Research: Education in Western Region of Russian Research: The American Way of Life and theEmpire, Coming 1860-1917 of the Mass Market in Italy, 1950-65 University of California-Berkeley, Center for Slavic and Stanford University, Department of French andEast Italian, European Studies, Berkeley, CA 94720 Stanford, CA 94305-2010 c/o Dr. Victoria Bonnell c/o Dr. Jeffrey T. Schnapp October 1999-July 2000 October 1999-January 2000

59 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (NON-U.S.)

Ajroud, Habib El-Kholy, Nadia Chair, Department of English, Faculty of Letters, Associate Professor, Department of English Literature, University of Tunis I, Manouba, Tunisia Faculty of Arts, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt Research: Christmas Notes: Narrative Authority in theResearch: The Transformation of Physical Reality into Christmas Books Imaginative Reality in Some Novels of Henry James Indiana University-Bloomington, Department of University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, College of Liberal English, Bloomington, IN 47405 Arts, Department of German, Scandinavian, and c/o Dr. Patrick Brantlinger Dutch, Minneapolis MN 55455-0213 June 1999-September 1999 c/o Dr. Jack Zipes October 1999—April 2000 Akbib, Abdellatif Professor, Department of English, Faculty of Humani­Feith, Michel ties and Letters, University of Abdelmalek Essaadi, Assistant Professor, Department of English, University Tetouan, Morocco of Nantes, Nantes, France Research: The Problematics of Short Story Scholar­Research: Trickster, Hero, Shaman: An Ethnic Literary ship Trinity Washington State University, Department of ForeignHarvard University, Barker Center, Department of Afro- Languages and Literatures, Pullman, WA 99164 American Studies, Cambridge, MA 02138-3879 c/o Dr. Bonnie Frederick c/o Dr. Henry Louis Gates July 1999-October 1999 Stanford University, Department of Comparative Literature, Stanford, CA 94305-2031 Azadovsky, Konstantin c/o Dr. David Palumbo-Liu Free-Lance Writer, St. Petersburg, Russia July 1999-September 1999 Research: Russian Emigre Poetry: 1917-39 Columbia University, Barnard College, Department ofGalouchkine, Alexandre Slavic Studies, New York, NY 10027 Senior Researcher, Department of Literary Heritage, c/o Dr. Richard F. Gustafson Institute of World Literature, Russian Academy of September 1999-March 2000 Sciences, Moscow, Russia Research: Evgeny Zamiatin’s American Archive Bekkaoui, Khalid Columbia University, Rare Book and Manuscripts Professor and Chair, Department of English, FacultyLibrary, of Bakhmeteff Archive, New York, NY 10027 Letters-Dhar Al Mahraz, Fez, Morocco c/o Dr. Tanya Chebotarev Research: Moroccan-American Encounters: An March 2000-July 2000 Anthology State University of New York-Binghamton, Middle Grah Mel, Frederic East and North Africa Program, Binghamton, NYMaitre Assistant, Department of Literature, Teacher 13902-6000 Training College of Abidjan, Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire c/o Dr. R. Kevin Lacey Research: Biography of Archbishop Bernard Yago of August 1999-November 1999 Cote d’Ivoire Library of Congress, African and Middle Eastern Ding, Yuan-Jee Division, African Section, Washington, DC 20540- Professor, Department of Chinese Literature, Soochow4821 University, Taipei, Taiwan c/o Ms. Marieta Harper Research: A Catalogue of the Chinese Rare BooksApril in 1999-August 1999 the Gest Collection of the Princeton University Library: Ming Period Hajji, Abdelmajid Princeton University, Department of East Asian Professor and Chair, Department of English, Faculty of Studies, Princeton, NJ 08544-1019 Letters, Moulay Ismail University, Meknes, Morocco c/o Dr. Chih-ping Chou Research. The North African Films and Experience of September 1999-November 1999 Rex Ingram University of Texas-Austin, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Austin, TX 78712 c/o Dr. Abraham Marcus July 1999-October 1999

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Hodeib, Hania Liu,Yiqing Lecturer, Department of English, Faculty of Lan­Professor, Department of English, Peking University, guages, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt Beijing, People’s Republic of China Research: The Reconciliation of Polarities in UrsulaLecturing: K. Chinese Culture and Literature Le Guin’s Novels:The Left Hand of Darkness and College of Lake County, Department of International The D ispossessed Education, Grayslake, IL 60030-1198 Affiliation to be determined c/o Ms. Nancy W. Cook c/o CIES William Rainey Harper College, International Studies October 1999-March 2000 Program, Palatine, IL 60067-7398 c/o Ms. Martha Simonsen Jabboury, Huda Scholar-in-Residence Program Lecturer, Department of English Language andAugust 1999-January 2000 Literature, Tishreen University, Lattakia, Syria Research: The Individual’s Dilemma and the RelationLiwanag, Lydia with Society in the Short Stories of Ghada Al-Professor, Department of Filipino Language Teaching, Samman and Joyce Carol Oates Graduate College, Philippine Normal University, University of North Carolina-Charlotte, DepartmentManila, of Philippines English, Charlotte, NC 28223-0001 Lecturing: Filipino Language c/o Dr. Cy Knoblauch University of Oregon, Center for Asian and Pacific September 1999-December 1999 Studies, Eugene, OR 97403-1246 c/o Dr. Kenneth M. George Kaznina, Olga Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute Senior Researcher, Department of Modern RussianJune 1999-August 1999 Literature, Institute of World Literature, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia Lohani, Shreedhar P. Research: Russian Literary Criticism in the UnitedProfessor, Department of English, Tribhuvan Univer­ States: Gleb P. Struve sity, Kathmandu, Nepal Stanford University, Department of Slavic Languages,Lecturing: South Asian Literature and Culture Stanford, CA 94305-9991 CUNY-Brooklyn College, Department of English, c/o Dr. Lazar Fleishman Brooklyn, NY 11210-2889 January 2000-July 2000 c/o Dr. Steven Jervis Scholar-in-Residence Program Khun, Sosetha August 1999-June 2000 Teacher, Khmer Language Classes for Expatriates, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Lomova, Olga Lecturing: Khmer Language Director, Institute of East Asian Studies, Charles University of Oregon, Center for Asian and PacificUniversity, Prague, Czech Republic Studies, Eugene, OR 97403-1246 Research: Nature Poetry in “Yongming” Style as a c/o Dr. Kenneth M. George Stepping Stone to the High Tang Poetic Achieve­ Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute ment June 1999-August 1999 Harvard University, Department of East Asian Lan­ guages and Civilizations, Cambridge, MA 02138 Kristjansdottir, Dagny c/o Dr. Stephen Owen Associate Professor, Faculty of Arts, University ofJanuary 2000-July 2000 Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland Research: Theories of Gender and Culture Mei, Chia-Ling University o f California-Santa Barbara, InterdisciplinaryProfessor, Department of Chinese Literature, National Humanities Center, Santa Barbara, C A 93106 Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan c/o Dr. Leonard Wallock Research: Self, Family, and Nation: Cultural Politics July 1999-July 2000 and 20th-Century Chinese Literature Harvard University, Harvard-Yenching Institute, Cam­ bridge, MA 02138 c/o Dr. Tu Weiming August 1999-May 2000

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Morris, Mervyn O’Sullivan, Michael Patrick Professor, Department of Literatures in English, Poet and Scholar, Cork City, Ireland University of the West Indies, Mona, Kingston 7,Lecturing and Research: Creative Writing Jamaica University of South Carolina, Department of English, Lecturing: Creative Writing Columbia, SC 29208 Lincoln University, Department of English, Foreignc/o CIES Languages, and Philosophy, Jefferson City, MOAugust 1999-July 2000 65102 c/o Dr. Ann Harris Opoku-Agyemang, Kwadwo Scholar-in-Residence Program Senior Lecturer, Department of English, University of August 1999-December 1999 Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana Lecturing: African and African American Literature Nguyen, Huong Grand Valley State University, Office of International Faculty, Department of Vietnamese Language and Affairs, Department of English, Allendale, Ml 49401- Culture for Foreigners, Vietnam National University- 9403 Hanoi, Hanoi, Vietnam c/o Dr. David Alvarez Lecturing: Vietnamese Language Scholar-in-Residence Program University of Oregon, Center for Asian and Pacific August 1999-June 2000 Studies, Eugene, OR 97403-1246 c/o Dr. Kenneth M. George Rangnes, Brita Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute Research Fellow, Department of English, University of June 1999-August 1999 Tromso, Tromso, Norway Research: Sexuality, Identity, and Convention in Ngwaba, Francis E. English Renaissance Comedy Professor, Department of English and Literature, AbiaUniversity of California-Berkeley, Department of State University, Uturu, Nigeria English, Berkeley, CA 94720-1030 Lecturing: African Literature c/o Dr. Joel Altman Heartland Community College, Department of English,August 1999-August 2000 Bloomington, IL 61701 c/o Dr. Glen Bush Roussenova, Stefanka Scholar-in-Residence Program Lecturer, Department of English and American Stud­ August 1999-June 2000 ies, Sofia University, Sofia, Bulgaria Lecturing and Research: Bulgarian Language and Njozi, Hamza Mustafa Literature; Inner Exile and Bulgarian Writing in Exile Senior Lecturer, Department of Literature, University of Warren Wilson College, Department of Intercultural Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Studies and English, Asheville, NC 28815-9000 Research: Curricular Development in the Department c/o Dr. Edward Bierhaus Jr. of Literature, University of Dar es Salaam August 1999-January 2000 University of Florida, Center for African Studies, Gainesville, FL 32611-5560 Salman, Malek c/o Dr. Maria Grosz-Ngate Lecturer, Department of English, Faculty of Arts and September 1999-January 2000 Humanities, Tishreen University, Lattakia, Syria Research: Writing the Self: Politics of Narration in Nogueira, Adriana Manuela Quasi-Autobiographical First-Person Narratives Researcher, Department of Language and Literature, University of Texas-Austin, Department of Compara­ University of Algarve, Faro, Portugal tive Literature and Middle Eastern Studies, Austin, Research: The Laws of Nature and the Nature of Laws TX78712 in Thucydides c/o Dr. Walid Hamarneh Cornell University, Department of Classics, Ithaca, NY September 1999-December 1999 14853-0001 c/o Dr. Jeffrey Rusten January 2000—July 2000

■62 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (NON-U.S.)

Sam Colop, Luis Enrique Soroka, Mykola Lawyer, Guatemala City, Guatemala Assistant Professor, History of Ukrainian Literature Lecturing: Mayan K’iche’ Language and LiteratureDepartment, Faculty of Philology, Kiev State Saint Mary’s College of Maryland, Division of Arts andUniversity, Kiev, Ukraine Letters, Department of Spanish and Latin AmericanResearch: Ukrainian Emigre Literature: Evolution of a Studies, St. Mary’s City, MD 20686 Writer and a Character c/o Dr. Jorge Rogachevsky Harvard University, Harvard Ukrainian Research Scholar-in-Residence Program Institute, Cambridge, MA02138 August 1999-December 1999 c/o Dr. George Grabowicz September 1999-May 2000 Sanches, Maria Manuel Assistant Professor, Department of Germanic Studies,Tirosh-Becker, Ofra Faculty of Letters, University of Lisbon, Lisbon,Researcher, Department of Hebrew Language, Hebrew Portugal University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel Research: Cultural Studies and RepresentationsResearch: of Medieval Karaite Judeo-Arabic Translations Otherness in National, Regional, and Global Con­of Rabbinic Citations texts Harvard University, The Center for Jewish Studies, University of California-Santa Cruz, Oakes College, Cambridge, MA 02138 The Center for Cultural Studies, History of Con­c/o Dr. James Kugel sciousness Program, Santa Cruz, CA 95064 Harvard University, The Center for Jewish Studies, c/o Dr. James Clifford Cambridge, MA02138 September 1999—April 2000 c/o Dr. Bernard Septimus September 1999-September 2000 Sen, Sambudha Reader, Department of English, Sri VenkateswaraWelz, Stefan College, New Delhi, India Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of English, Research: Dickens, Thackeray, and the Making ofUniversity a of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany Popular Novelistic Aesthetic Research: Anticipation, Adaptation, and Inspiration: Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, Depart­Work and Technology in the Writings of Rudyard ment of Research, San Marino, CA 91108 Kipling c/o Dr. Robert Ritchie Kent State University, Department of English, Kent, April 1999—July 1999 OH 44242-0001 c/o Dr. Fred Schwarzbach Sengsoulin, Bounleuth August 1999-June 2000 Head, History of Alphabet Unit, Department of Lao Language and Literature, Faculty of Social SciencesWoodtikarn, Kruamas and Humanities, National University of Laos, Lecturer, Department of English, Faculty of Humani­ Vientiane, Laos ties, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, Thailand Lecturing: Lao Language Lecturing: Thai Language University of Oregon, Center for Asian and PacificUniversity of Oregon, Center for Asian and Pacific Studies, Eugene, OR 97403-1246 Studies, Eugene, OR, 97403-1246 c/o Dr. Kenneth W. George c/o Dr. Kenneth M. George Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute June 1999-August 1999 June 1999-August 1999

Sidha Karya, Wayan Language Coordinator, College Semester Abroad, School for International Training, Bali, Indonesia Lecturing: Indonesian Language University of Oregon, Center for Asian and Pacific Studies, Eugene, OR 97403-1246 c/o Dr. Kenneth M. George Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute June 1999-August 1999

63 LAW

Agbosu, Lennox Kwame Chen, Chun-I Senior Lecturer, Ghana School of Law, Accra,Associate Ghana Professor, Graduate School of American Lecturing and Research: Problems of LandStudies, Transac­ Chinese Culture University, Taipei, Taiwan tions in Ghana: Conflict Between CustomaryResearch: Law State Immunity: The United States Laws and the Common Law and Practice University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of UniversityLaw, of Maryland-Baltimore, School of Law, East Madison, Wl 53706-1380 Asian Legal Studies Program, Baltimore, MD 21201- c/o Dr. Heinz Klug 1627 October 1999—April 2000 c/o Dr. HungdahChiu June 1999-September 1999 Agoes, Etty Senior Lecturer, Department of InternationalDegener, Law, Theresia Faculty of Law, Padjadjaran University, Bandung,Professor, School of Law, Rheinland-Westfalen-Lippe Indonesia Polytechnic, Bochum, Germany Research: Marine Natural Resources Law andLecturing Sus­ and Research: The Americans with Disabili­ tainable Development ties Act as a Model for Germany? Equal Rights for University of California-Berkeley, School of Law,Disabled Persons from a Human Rights Perspective Berkeley, CA 94720 University of California-Berkeley, School of Law, c/o Dr. David D. Caron Berkeley, CA 94720-7200 September 1999-December 1999 c/o Dr. Eleanor Swift August 1999-July 2000 Ang, Steven Beng Wee Associate Professor, Business Law Division, SchoolErdelevski, of Alexandre Accountancy and Business, Nanyang TechnologicalAssociate Professor, Department of Civil and Family University, Singapore, Singapore Law, Moscow State Law Academy, Moscow, Russia Research: Employment Equality Laws in theResearch: United Reimbursement for Psychological Injury in States and United Kingdom the United States New York University, School of Law, New York,University NY of Connecticut-Hartford, School of Law, 10012-1019 West Hartford, CT 06105 c/o Dr. Paulette M. Caldwell c/o Dr. Mark W. Janis September 1999-November 1999 October 1999—April 2000

Azmi, Ida Madieha Flores Mendoza, Imer Benjamin Assistant Professor, College of Law, InternationalResearcher, Institute of Juridic Research, National Islamic University, Gombak, Malaysia Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City, Research: National Information Infrastructure,D.F., Informa­ Mexico tion Technology, and Intellectual PropertyLecturing: Law Role of Law George Washington University, School of Law,Ramapo College of New Jersey, Department of Washington, DC 20052 American and International Studies, Mahwah, NJ Mr. Martin J. Adelman 07430-1681 American University, Washington College ofc/o Law, Dr. Robert Christopher Washington, DC 20016-8001 Scholar-in-Residence Program c/o Dr. Peter Andrew Jazsi August 1999-June 2000 October 1999-March 2000

Bohinc, Rado Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia Research: Comparative Research of European Union and U.S. Corporate Governance University of California-Los Angeles, Department of Corporate Law, Los Angeles, CA 90095 c/o Dr. S. Bainridge September 1999-December 1999

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Glonti, Georgi McGoldrick, Dominic Researcher, Department of Criminology, InstituteProfessor, of Department of Public International Law, State and Law, Academy of Science of Georgia,School of Law, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, Tbilisi, Georgia United Kingdom Research : Disintegration of the Soviet UnionResearch: and New International Human Rights Law Direction of Transnational Organized CrimeHarvard in the University, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, World MA 02138 American University, Department of Law, Justice,c/o Dr. and Henry J. Steiner Society, Center for Transnational OrganizedDecember Crime 1999-September 2000 and Corruption, Washington, DC 20016-8001 c/o Dr. Louise Shelley Molnar, Peter September 1999-June 2000 Lecturer, Media Center, Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest, Hungary Isazade, Afkan Rafail-Oglu Research: Freedom of Speech and Regulation of the Lecturer, Department of Law, Higher DiplomaticMedia College, Baku, Azerbaijan Yeshiva University, Cardoza School of Law, New York, Research: The Elements of Legal RelationsNY in 10033-3201 a Constitutional State c/o Dr. Monroe Price Affiliation to be determined September 1999-June 2000 c/o CIES January 2000-September2000 Nosyreva, Elena Associate Professor, Department of Civil Law, Koh, Philip Tong Ngee Voronezh State University, Voronezh, Russia Executive Director, Group Legal and CompanyResearch: Secre­ Alternative Dispute Resolution in the United tarial, Phileoallied Berhad, Kuala Lumpur,States Malaysia and Russia: A Comparative Evaluation Research: East Asian Corporate GovernanceUniversity Crisis: of Washington, School of Law, Seattle, WA Case Study of Malaysia 98195 Harvard University, Department of Economics,c/o Cam­ Dr. Alan Kirtley bridge, MA 02138 September 1999-March 2000 c/o Dr. Oliver Hart March 1999-April 1999 Orozalieva, Ainura Chief, Department of Civil Law and Process, Juridical Kuznetsov, Volodymyr Faculty, Kyrgyz State University, Bishkek, Professor, Highest School of Law, National AcademyKyrgyzstan of Sciences, Kiev, Ukraine Research: Not-For-Profit Law: Theory and Practice Research: An Introduction to ContemporaryIndiana Legal University-Bloomington, School of Public and Philosophy Environmental Affairs, Bloomington, IN 47405-2100 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Hutchins c/oHall, Dr. Kirsten Gronbjerg School of Law, Ann Arbor, Ml 48109-1210 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Virginia Gordan September 1999-May 2000 Richet-Cooper, Julien Ph.D. Candidate, University of Paris ll-Pantheon- Kwak, Kyung-Jik Assas, Paris, France Senior Judge, Changwon District Court, ChangwonResearch: The Impact of Fiscal Systems on the City, Korea Evolution of Professional Sports: Europe and North Research: Review of Laws and Practices of CorporateAmerica in a Comparative Perspective Governance in Korea Marquette University, National Sports Law Institute, Yale University, Yale Law School, Graduate Programs,Milwaukee, Wl 53201-1881 New Haven, CT 06520 c/o Dr. Paul M. Anderson c/o Mrs. Judith A. Couture University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA August 1999-February 2000 90095 c/o CIES July 1999-September 1999

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Sampford, Charles Tonami, Koji Professor and Director, National Institute for Law,Professor, Faculty of Law, Waseda University, Tokyo, Ethics, and Public Affairs, Griffith University, NathanJapan 4111, Queensland, Australia Research: New Problems Concerning the Control of Research. Reconceiving and ReinstitutionalisingModern Technology Constitutional Values for a New Global Order Affiliation to be determined Harvard University, JFK School of Government, c/o CIES Cambridge, MA02138 Dates to be determined c/o Dr. Dennis Thompson Dates to be determined Vermeer, Marike Research Trainee, Molengraaff Institute for Private Shen, Sibao Law, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands Professor and Tutor, School of Law, University ofResearch: The Private International Law Aspects of the International Business and Economics, Beijing,Internet People’s Republic of China Columbia University, School of Law, New York, NY Research: Corporation Law Among Western Countries10027 and China c/o Dr. Jane Ginsburg Columbia University, School of Law, Center forJanuary Chi­ 2000-July 2000 nese Legal Studies, New York, NY 10027 c/o Dr. R. Randle Edwards Zhu,Chongshi October 1999—July 2000 Professor, School of Law, Xiamen University, Xiamen, People’s Republic of China Tan, Harry Research: American Banking Law Assistant Professor, Division of Business Law, Boston University, School of Law, Morin Center for Nanyang Business School, Singapore, SingaporeBanking and Financial Law, Boston, MA02215 Research: The Development of Laws and Legalc/o Dr. John Baerst Infrastructure for Electronic Commerce September 1999-May 2000 University of California-Berkeley, School of Law, Visiting Scholar Program, Berkeley, CA 94720-7200 c/o Dr. Eleanor Swift August 1999-December 1999

LIBRARY SCIENCE

Queyroux, Fabienne Viragos, Marta Curator of Manuscript Collections, Library of theDirector, Central Medical Library, Medical University, Institute of France, Paris, France Debrecen, Hungary Research: Manuscript Collections: Cataloging Research:and Organizational Changes in Higher Educa­ Access in a Digital Environment tion Libraries and Information Management University of Texas-Austin, Department of Manu­University of Mary land-College Park, College of Library scripts and Archives, Austin, TX 78713-7219 and Information Sciences, College Park, MD 20742 c/o Dr. Kris Kiesling c/o Dr. Ann Prentice University of California-Berkeley, Berkeley ProjectSeptember 1999-February 2000 Manager for the Online Archive of California, Bancroft Library Technical Services, Berkeley, CA 94720-Zelinska, Nadiya 6000 Head, Department of Publishing and Editing, Ukrainian c/o Dr. Timothy Hoyer Academy of Printing, Lviv, Ukraine September 1999-October 1999 Research: The Ukrainian Scientific Book as a Phe­ nomenon of National and World Culture: Historical Roots and Modern Trends Harvard University, Cambridge, MA02138 c/o Dr. Lubomyr Hajda October 1999-March 2000

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Abdygapparova, Saule Chung Raung-Fu Associate Professor, Department of TheoreticalProfessor, and Department of English, National Kaohsiung Applied Linguistics, Kazakh State University, Normal University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Almaty, Kazakhstan Research: Acoustic Properties of Taiwanese and Research: Linguistic and Extra-Linguistic PeculiaritiesEnglish Nasality: Airflow Studies of Business Communication University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, Department of University of Kansas, Applied English Center, Linguistics, Champaign, IL 61820-3625 Lawrence, KS 66045 c/o Dr. Chin-Chuan Cheng c/o Ms. Elizabeth F. Soppelsa June 1999-September 1999 August 1999-May 2000 Gallego Garcia, Maria Angeles Aws, Wafa Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Arabic and Assistant Professor, Department of English, UniversityIslamic Studies, Complutense University of Madrid, ofTishreen, Latakia, Syria Madrid, Spain Research: Fossilization in English as a SecondResearch: Dialectological Levels in Medieval Judeo- Language and English as a Foreign LanguageArabic Learners’ Interlanguages Emory University, Department of Near Eastern Stud­ University of Arizona, Department of English, T ucson,ies, Atlanta, GA 30322-1100 AZ 85721 c/o Dr. Benjamin Mary c/o Dr. Rudolph Troike January 1998-September 1999 September 1999-December 1999 Greidina, Nadejda Bobda, Augustin Simo Associate Professor, Department of Foreign Lan­ Associate Professor, Department of English, Teacherguages, Pyatigorsk State Institute of Economics Training College, University of Yaounde I, Yaounde,and Management, Pyatigorsk, Russia Cameroon Research: The Nonverbal Communicative System of Research: African Accents of English American English University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, DepartmentAffiliation of to be determined Linguistics, Champaign, IL 61801 c/o CIES c/o Dr. Braj Kachru January 2000-May 2000 October 1999-July 2000 Hasegawa, Hiroshi Buzarovska, Eleni Associate Professor, Department of English, Faculty Professor, Department of English Language,of Faculty Humanities, of Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Philology, University of Skopje, Skopje, FormerJapan Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Research: Syntactic Structure and Licensing of Research: American English Studies Adjuncts Within the Theory of Generative Grammar Arizona State University, Department of English,University of California-Irvine, Department of Linguis­ Tempe, AZ 85287 tics, Irvine, CA 92697 c/o Dr. Karen Adams c/o Dr. C.T. James Huang August 1999-May 2000 August 1999-May 2000

Charonov, Igor Jeng, Heng-Syung Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of ModernProfessor, Russian Department of Foreign Languages and Langauge, Pushkin State Institute of RussianLiteratures, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Language, Moscow, Russia Taiwan Research: Russian-English Learning DictionaryResearch: of Post-Structuralist Linguistics and Literary Communicatives Criticism: An Attempt at a Reunion SUNY-University at Albany, Department of Lan­Harvard University, Department of East Asian Lan­ guages, Literatures, and Cultures, Albany, NYguages and Civilization, Cambridge, MA02138 12222-0001 c/o Dr. Stephen Owen c/o Dr. Sophia Lubensky March 2000-July 2000 August 1999—April 2000

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Katkuviene, Laima Sadiqi, Fatima Chair, Department of English Philology, VilniusProfessor, Department of English, Faculty of Letters, University, Vilnius, Lithuania DharEI Mehraz-Dhar Al Mahraz, Fez, Morocco Research: Promoting Writing Instruction in theResearch: Gender, Language, and Language Use: A Lithuanian Educational System Cross-Cultural Study Carnegie Mellon University, Center for StudyUniversity of Writing of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, Center for and Literacy, Department of English, Pittsburgh,African PA Studies, Champaign, IL 61820-5711 15213-3891 c/o Dr. Paul T. Zeleza c/o Dr. Linda Flowers June 1999-September 1999 February 2000-June 2000 Torkenczy, Miklos Korshuk, Alena Associate Professor, Department of English Linguis­ Associate Professor, Department of English for tics, Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest, Hungary Humanities, Belarusian State University, Minsk, Research: Syllable Structure in Non-Derivational Belarus Phonology and Hungarian Vowel-Zero Alternations Research: American Experience in InterculturalMassachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Education Linguistics, Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, College ofc/o Dr. Michael Kentowicz Education and Human Development, DepartmentSeptember of 1999-June 2000 Educational Policy and Administration, Minneapolis, MN 55455-0221 Twardzisz, Piotr c/o Dr. Josef A. Mestenhauser Assistant Professor, Department of English, Marie February 2000-June 2000 Curie-Sklodowska University, Lublin, Poland Research: Basic Spatio-Temporal Relations in Lan­ Morozova, Elena guage: Their Modeling and Processing Associate Professor, Department of English Philology,University of California-San Diego, Department of Kharkiv State University, Kharkiv, Ukraine Linguistics, La Jolla, CA 92093-5003 Research: Cognitive Aspects of Lying: A Cross-c/o Dr. Ronald Langacker Cultural Perspective September 1999-June 2000 University of Arizona, Department of Communications, Tucson, AZ 85721 Wasfi, Nahed c/o Dr. David A. Williams Assistant Professor, Department of English Language January 2000-May 2000 and Translation, Faculty of Humanities, Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt Oh, Mira Research: Contextual Analysis of Nonverbal Behavior Associate Professor, Department of English, Yeojoofrom a Sociolinguistic Perspective: A Cross-Culture Institute of Technology, Kyunggido, KoreaStudy of Egyptians and Americans Lecturing and Research: Phonetic RealizationUniversity of of California-Los Angeles, Department of American Korean Intonation Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, Los Angeles, University of California-Los Angeles, DepartmentCA of 90095 East Asian Languages and Cultures, Los Angeles,c/o Dr. Michael Cooperson CA 90095-1487 October 1999—April 2000 c/o Dr. Robert Buswell August 1999-May 2000 Widawski, Maciej Assistant Professor, Institute of English, University of Pravikova, Lioudmila Gdansk, Gdansk, Poland Associate Professor, Interpretation Department,Research: West American Slang and Its Social Context European Languages and Cultures, PyatigorskUniversity State of Tennessee-Knoxville, Department of Linguistic University, Pyatigorsk, Russia English, Knoxville, TN 37996 Research: Sociopragmatic Peculiarities of Argumenta­c/o Dr. Jonathan E. Lighter tive Discourse September 1999-June 2000 Affiliation to be determined c/o CIES September 1999-January 2000

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Akhundov, Ilham Moerbeek, Mirjam Associate Professor and Vice Rector, DepartmentPh.D. of Student, Department of Methodology and Econometrics, OdlarYourdu University, Baku, Statistics, Maastricht University, Maastricht, Azerbaijan Netherlands Research: Modeling Extremal Occurrences fromResearch: Optimal Experimental Designs for Multilevel Economy and Finance Models Texas A&M University, Department of Mathematics,University of California-Los Angeles, School of Public College Station, TX 77843-1244 Health, Department of Biostatistics, Los Angeles, c/o Dr. Raytcho D. Lazarov CA 90095-1772 September 1999-March 2000 c/o Dr. Weng Kee Wong December 1999—April 2000 Chaatit, Faoud Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics,Pintz, Al Janos Akhawayn University, Ifrane, Morocco Professor, Mathematical Institute, Hungarian Academy Research: Local Uniform Classification of Banach of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary Spaces Research: Primality Testing, Factorization, and University of Missouri-Columbia, Department of Goldbach’s Problem Mathematics, Columbia, MO 65211 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey- c/o Dr. Nigel J. Kalton Piscataway, Department of Computer Science, June 1999-August 1999 Piscataway, NJ 08855-1029 c/o Dr. E. Szemerdi Hanelli, Lulezim September 1999-June 2000 Lecturer, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Polytechnic University, Tirana, AlbaniaSzemberg, Tomasz Research: Numerical Solution of Some SpecialAssistant High- Professor, Institute of Mathematics, Order Eigenvalue Problems Arising in ThermalJagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland Instability Research: Linear Series on Algebraic Surfaces of University of Pittsburgh, Department of Mathematics,Kodaira Dimension 0 Pittsburgh, PA 15260 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Department of c/o Dr. John Chadam Mathematics, Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 August 1999-February 2000 c/o Dr. Robert Lazarsfeld May 2000-February 2001 Lucido, Maria Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of PureVallejo-Ruiz, and Ernesto Applied Mathematics, University of Padua, Padua,Associate Researcher, Department of Mathematics, Italy National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico Research: The Generalized Fitting SubgroupCity, in Locally D.F., Mexico Finite Groups and the Representation TheoryResearch: of The Combinatorics of Affine Hecke Algebra Finitary Linear Groups University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Michigan State University, Department of Mathemat­Mathematics, Madison, Wl 53706-1380 ics, East Lansing, Ml 48824-1027 c/o Dr. Georgia Benkart c/o Dr. Richard E. Phillips August 1999-December 1999 April 2000-September 2000

-69' MEDICAL SCIENCES

Arroyo, Gerardo Leonel Calvo, Gonzalez Alfonso Professor, Department of Citohistology, SchoolAssistant of Professor, Department of Histology and Chemistry and Pharmacy Sciences, University ofPathology, School of Medicine, University of San Carlos, Guatemala City, Guatemala Navarra, Pamplona, Spain Research: Human Papillomavirus and Cervical CancerResearch: The Effects of Antiangiogenesis Agents in in Guatemala Mammary and Prostate Cancer Progression in Johns Hopkins University, School of Public Health,TransenicMice Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunol­National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute, ogy, Baltimore, MD 21205 Laboratory of Cell Regulation and Carcinogenesis, c/o Dr. Keerti V. Shah Bethesda, MD 20892 January 2000-March 2000 c/o Dr. Jeffrey Green May 1999-May 2000 Barkholt, Lisbeth Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of TransplantationCorchero Romero, Javier Surgery, Division of Clinical Immunology, KarolinskaResearcher, Brain Cartography Division, Institute, Huddinge University Hospital, Stockholm,Pluridisciplinary Institute, Complutense University of Sweden Madrid, Madrid, Spain Research: Virally Induced Apoptosis of Bile DuctResearch: The Role of the Peroxisome Proliferator Epithelium in Liver Transplants Activated Receptor Alpha (PPAR) in Hypolipidemic Stanford University, School of Medicine, DepartmentTherapy of and Hepatocarcinogenesis Surgery, Stanford, CA 94305-9991 National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute, c/o Dr. Carlos O. Esquivel Laboratory of Metabolism, Bethesda, MD 20892 January 1999-January 2000 c/o Dr. Frank J. Gonzalez June 1999-June 2000 Bogaard, Herman Resident, Department of Internal Medicine,Dakkak, De Heel Henia Hospital, Zaandam, Netherlands Consultant, European Commission Representative Lecturing and Research: The Angiogenic ResponseOffice, West to Bank and Gaza Strip, Jerusalem, West Exercise-Induced Hypoxia in COPD Bank University ofCalifornia-San Diego, Division of Physiol­Research: Gender Roles and Life Skills to Negotiate ogy, Department of Medicine, La Jolla, CA 92093-Good Health Outcomes Among Couples of Repro­ 5003 ductive Age in the Arab World c/o CIES Columbia University, School of Public Health, New August 1999-August 2000 York, NY 10032 c/o Dr. Allan Rosenfield Brancatelli, Giuseppe January 2000-October 2000 Resident, Diagnostic Radiology, Department of Radiology, University of Palermo, Palermo, ItalyDemir, Gokhan Research: MR-Cholangiography in the AssessmentFellow, Department of of Internal Medicine, Cerrahpasa Liver Transplant Recipients Medical School, University of Istanbul, Istanbul, University of Pittsburgh, Medical Center, EuropeanTurkey Medical Division, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 Research: Cancer-Associated Immunosuppression c/o Dr. Ignazio Marino University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine, January 2000-0ctober2000 Department of Hematology, Philadelphia, PA 19104 c/o Dr. Alan M. Gewirtz November 1999-May 2000

■70' MEDICAL SCIENCES

Galaychuk, Igor Horak, Pavel Associate Professor, Department of Oncology,Assistant Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, Ternopil Medical Academy, Ternopil, UkraineMedical School, University of Olomouc, Olomouc, Research: General Specialization in OncologyCzech for Republic University Medical Students and Student-NursesResearch: Autoimmune Diseases University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine,University Depart­ of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Medical School, ment of Surgery, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Department of Rheumatology, Minneapolis, MN c/o Dr. Michael T. Lotze 55455-0213 August 1999-February 2000 c/o Dr. Jonathan I. Rawdin November 1999-May 2000 Glasa, Josef Senior Lecturer, Department of Clinical Pharmacology,Houalla, Nahla Postgraduate School of Medicine, Bratislava,Professor, Slovak Department of Food Technology and Republic Nutrition, American University of Beirut, Beirut, Research: Ethics Committees and ConsensusLebanon in a Pluralistic Society: Ethical Review of Clinical Research: The Effect of Diet Composition on Weight Research Projects Loss Georgetown University, Kennedy Institute Yaleof Ethics, University, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Washington, DC 20007 Research Laboratories, School of Medicine, New c/o Dr. Robert Veatch Haven, CT 06520 January 2000-March 2000 c/o Dr. Gerald I. Shullman February 2000-September 2000 Greaney, Michael Specialist Registrar in Ophthalmology, SouthamptonKilinc, Kamer Eye Unit, Southampton General Hospital,Professor, Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Southampton, United Kingdom Medicine, Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey Research: Quantitative Evaluation and ValidationResearch: of The Mechanism of the Action of Transition Methods to Identify and Monitor Structral DamageMetals in toOxidant Stress and the Mode of Inhibitory the Optic Nerve and Nerve Fiber Layer in GlaucomaAction of Cobalt University of California-Los Angeles, DepartmentLouisiana of State University Medical Center-Shreveport, Ophthalmology, Glaucoma Division, Jules SteinSchool Eye of Medicine, Department of Molecular and Institute, Los Angeles, CA 90095-7000 Cellular Physiology, Shreveport, LA 71103 c/o Dr. Joseph Caprioli c/o Dr. Matthew Grisham July 1999-June 2000 August 1999-February 2000

Hisdal, Jonny Markosyan, Karine Research Fellow, Department of Physiology,Research Univer­ Analyst, Department of Public Health, sity of Oslo, Oslo, Norway Center for Health Services Research, American Research: Modulation of Cardiovascular ControlUniversity as aof Armenia, Yerevan, Armenia Response to Changes in Central VenousResearch: Pressure Exploration of Issues Surrounding Effective Harvard University, Division of Health SciencesSchool and Health Programs in the United States: Technology, Department of Pediatrics, Cambridge,Development of a Culturally Appropriate Health MA 02115 Program c/o Dr. J. Philip Saul Emory University, School of Public Health, Department August 1999-August 2000 of International Health, Atlanta, GA 30322-1100 c/o Dr. Jennifer Hirsch January 2000-September 2000

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Moen, Atle Palmer, Lyle Assistant Doctor, Department of Pediatrics, BuskerudPostdoctoral Fellow, Division of Biostatistics and Hospital, Asker, Norway Genetic Epidemiology, TVW Telethon Institute for Research: The Treatment and Prevention of PulmonaryChild Health Research, Perth, Australia Disease After Premature Birth Research: The Genetic Epidemiology of Asthma and University of Cincinnati, Children’s Hospital MedicalOther Complex Human Diseases Center, Department of Pediatrics, Cincinnati, CaseOH Western Reserve University, School of Medicine, 45267 Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, c/o Dr. Alan Jobe Cleveland, OH 44106 November 1999-September 2000 c/o Dr. Robert C. Elston Harvard University, Department of Genetic Epidemiol­ Munoz, Alvaro ogy, Channing Laboratory, Brigham and Women’s Research Scholar, University Center of BiomedicalHospital, Boston, MA 02115-5804 Research, University of Colima, Colima, Mexico c/o Dr. Scott Weiss Research: Gene Expression of ATP-SensitiveAugust Potas­ 1999-August 2000 sium Channels and Their Involvement in Experimen­ tal Cerebal Ischemia Perez Matoes, Miriam Baylor College of Medicine, Division of Endocrinology,Researcher, Department of Fish Food Technology, Houston, TX 77030-3498 Cold Institute, Higher Council for Scientific Re­ c/o Dr. Lydia Aguilar-Bryan search, Madrid, Spain August 1999-April 2000 Research: Fortification of Surimi Products with Essential Fatty Acids and Fat Soluble Vitamins Noc, Marko North Carolina State University, Department of Food Attending Physician, Center for Intensive InternalScience, Raleigh, NC 27695 Medicine, University Medical Center, Ljubljana,c/o Dr. Tyre C. Lanier Slovenia North Carolina State University, Department of Food Research: New Methods for Prevention of RestenosisScience, Raleigh, NC 27695 Following Percutaneous Transluminal Coronaryc/o Dr. Jonathon D. Allen Angioplasty September 1999-September 2000 University of California-Los Angeles, Cardiac Interven­ tion Center, Los Angeles, CA 90048-0750 Ponten, Fredrik c/o Dr. Frank Litvack Physician and Pathology Specialist, Department of June 1999-March 2000 Pathology, University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden Research: Pathogenesis of Human Skin Cancer: Nuritdinova, Mukhabbat Transfection Studies of p53 Mutations Assistant, Department of Psychiatry, Tashkent Yale University, School of Medicine, Radiobiology Medical Pediatric Institute, Tashkent, UzbekistanLaboratories, New Haven, CT 06520-8040 Research: Toward the Formation of Cultural Psychiatryc/o Dr. Douglas E. Brash in Uzbekistan December 1998-December 1999 Ohio University, College of Osteopathic Medicine, Athens, OH 45701-2979 Sarndahl, Eva c/o Dr. Bruce Dubin Assistant Professor, Department of Cell Biology, September 1999-June 2000 Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Linkoping, Linkoping, Sweden Research: The Battle Between Anti-Inflammatory Signals (Lipoxins) and Pro-Inflammatory Signals (Chemotatic Factors) in Inflammation Harvard University, Harvard Medical School, Depart­ ment of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharma­ cology, Cambridge, MA 02115 c/o Dr. Charles N. Serhan March 2000-March 2001 MEDICAL SCIENCES

Sedlacek, Petr Undas, Anetta Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics,Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, University Hospital, Charles University-Motol, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland Prague, Czech Republic Research: Hyperhomocysteinemia and the Extrinsic Research: Pediatric Bone Marrow TransplantationCoagulation Pathway University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Medical School,University of Vermont, Department of Biochemistry, Department of Pediatrics, Minneapolis, MN Burlington,55455- VT 05405-0160 0213 c/o Dr. Kenneth G. Mann c/o Dr. Norma K.C. Ramsay September 1999-June 2000 October 1999-January 2000 Uranues, Selman Sedrakyan, Artiom Head, Department of Surgical Research, School of Senior Researcher, Department of CardiovascularMedicine, Karl-Franzens University of Graz, Graz, Science, Faculty of Specialized Surgery, NationalAustria Institute of Health, Yerevan, Armenia Lecturing and Research: Installation of a Central Research: Quality of Life Assessment in Cardiovascu­Trauma Registry in Austria lar Science: A Complex Approach to OutcomeUniversity of Pennsylvania, Division of Traumatology Evaluation in Public Health and Surgical Critical Care, Philadelphia, PA 19104 Yale University, School of Medicine, Departmentc/o Dr. ofCharles W. Schwab Epidemiology and Public Health, New Haven,March CT 2000-May 2000 06520-8034 c/o Dr. Viola Vaccarino Verweij, Cornelis September 1999-May 2000 Head, Laboratory of Rheumatology, Department of Rheumatology Medical Center, Leiden University, Sicinschi, Liviu Leiden, Netherlands Professor, Department of Microbiology, Immunology,Research: Application of cDNA Microarraying to Study and Virology, State Medical and PharmaceuticalGene Expression in Rheumatoid Arthritis University, Chisinau, Moldova Stanford University, School of Medicine, Department of Research: Laboratory Diagnostics of Generalized,Biochemistry, Stanford, CA 94304 Campylo-Helicobacter, and Anaerobic Infectionsc/o Dr. Patrick Brown Affiliation to be determined August 1999-August 2000 c/o CIES January 2000-July 2000 Visser, Karen Ph.D. Student, Institute of Epidemiology and Biostatis­ Tomkins, Margaret Jane tics, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, Netherlands Manager, Information Resource Unit, AlbonResearch: Street Diagnostic Imaging of Peripheral Arterial Center, Sidney, Australia Occlusive Disease Lecturing: Epidemics and AIDS Harvard School of Public Health, Center for Risk University of Hartford, Department of Education,Analysis, Department of Health Policy and Manage­ Nursing, and Health Professions, West Hartford,ment, CTBrighton, MA 02115 06117-1500 c/o Dr. Milton C. Weinstein c/o Dr. Ralph Aloisi Massachusetts General Hospital, Department of Scholar-in-Residence Program Radiology, Boston, M A 02114 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Scott G. Gazelle February 2000-June 2000 MUSIC

Asenio, Llamas Susana Kawrza, Johann Researcher, Menendez Pidal Seminary, Madrid,Instructor, Spain Department of Music, University of Music Research: Spanish Versus Hispanic: Spanish Musicaland Performing Arts in Graz, Graz, Austria Identity in New York Lecturing: The Saxophone Columbia University, Department of Musicology,Ball NewState University, Department of Music, Muncie, IN York, NY 10027 47306-1099 c/o Dr. Dieter Christensen c/o Dr. George Wolfe September 1999-September 2000 February 2000-March 2000

Barron Corvera, Jorge Partlas, Margus Professor, School of Music, Autonomous UniversityAssociate of Professor and Coordinator, Department of Zacatecas, Zacatecas, Mexico Musicology, Estonian Academy of Music, Tallinn, Research: Manuel M. Ponce (1882-1948): Life andEstonia Work Research: Tonal Oppositions in Richard Strauss’s Yale University, Department of Music, New Haven,Music: CT Schenkerian Approach to Selected Songs 06520-8310 andEine Alpensinfonie c/o Dr. Patrick McCreless University of North Texas, College of Music, Division of September 1999-May 2000 Music History, Theory, and Ethnomusicology, Denton, TX 76203-6737 Gribbin, Deirdre c/o Dr. Timothy L. Jackson Composing Fellow, Department of Music, UniversityAugust of 1999—April 2000 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, United Kingdom Sigida, Svetlana Research: Opera Composition Associate Professor, Department of Music History, Harvard University, Department of Music, Cambridge,Moscow State Conservatory, Moscow, Russia MA 02138 Research: American Music (1900-60): A Russian c/o Dr. Bernard Rands Perspective September 1999-August 2000 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, School of Music, Department of Musicology, Ann Arbor, Ml 48109- Hardie, Jane 2085 Research Associate, Center for Medieval Studies,c/o Dr. Richard Crawford Sydney University, Sydney, Australia August 1999-February 2000 Research: The Lamentations of Jeremiah in Iberian Sources Before 1568: A Musico-Liturgical StudySuryatini, Ni Ketut Harvard University, Department of Music, Cambridge,Faculty Member, Sekolah Tinggi Seni Indonesia, MA 02138 Denpasar, Indonesia c/o Dr. Kay Kaufman Shelomay Lecturing: Music of Bali September 1999-August 2000 Bard College, Department of Religion, Annandale-On- Hudson, NY 12504 Karasseva, Marina c/o Dr. Richard H. Davis Associate Professor, Department of Music Theory,Scholar-in-Residence Program Moscow State Conservatory, Moscow, Russia August 1999-May 2000 Research: Music Psychotechnology as a New Ap­ proach at the Crossroads of Sciences: CognitiveSvete, Tomaz Musicology and Practical Psychology Docent, Department of Music, Pedagogical Faculty University of Maryland-College Park, School of Music,University of Maribor, Maribor, Slovenia Department of Musicology, College Park, MDLecturing 20742 and Research: Significance of the Second c/o Dr. Shelley G. Davis Vienna School in Austria and Eastern Countries August 1999—April 2000 University of Hartford, The Hartt School, Department of Composition, West Hartford, CT 06117-1500 c/o Mr. Kenneth Steen September 1999-February 2000 MUSIC

Tolviainen, Petri Wu,Ting-Lien Researcher, Department of Music, University ofProfessor, Institute of Applied Arts, National Chiao Jyvaskyla, Jyvaskyla, Finland Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan Research: Rhythm Perception and NonlinearResearch: Dynam­ Current Ideology: Musical Composition, and ics Theory On Creativity and Dissemination Cornell University, Department of Psychology,University Ithaca, of North Texas, College of Music, Division of NY 14853-7601 Composition Studies, Denton, TX 76203-6737 c/o Dr. Carol L. Krumhansl c/o Dr. Phil Winsor July 1999-July 2000 September 1999-June 2000

Tole, Vasil Zenaichvili, Tatiana General Director, Theater of Opera and Ballet, AssistantTirana, Professor, Department of Organ and Harpsi­ Albania chord, Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Research: TheIso: Music Project for Large OrchestraMoscow, Russia Catholic University of America, School of Music,Research: The Main Ideas of Harpsichord and Organ Washington, DC 20064 Performance in European Keyboard Music from the c/o Dr. Elaine Walter 16th through 18th Centuries and the End of the 20th September 1999-March 2000 Century Northwestern University, School of Music, Department of Church Music and Organ Studies, Evanston, IL 60208 c/o Dr. Margaret McElwain Kemper September 1999-March 2000

PHILOSOPHY

Brobjer, Jan Thomas Lagerlund, Henrik Lecturer, Department of the History of Ideas, UppsalaResearcher, Department of Philosophy, University of University, Uppsala, Sweden Uppsala, Uppsala, Sweden Lecturing and Research: Hagerstrom’s and Research: Intentionality and Representation in Medi­ Nietzsche’s Critique of Ethics: Similarities and eval Commentaries on Aristotle’sDe Anima Differences University of California-Los Angeles, Department of University of Texas-Austin, Department of Philosophy,Philosophy, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1451 Austin,TX 78712-1180 c/o Dr. Calvin Normore c/o Dr. Herbert Hochberg September 1999-September 2000 January 2000-May 2000 Leirfall, Anita Kassab, Elizabeth Research Fellow, Department of Philosophy, Univer­ Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy,sity of Oslo, Oslo, Norway American University of Beirut, Beirut, LebanonResearch: Kant’s Transcendental Deduction: A Research: Western and Arab Philosophies of CultureMethodological and Systematical Interpretation in the Second Half of the 20th Century: A Compara­Boston University, Department of Philosophy, Boston, tive-Critical Reading MA 02215 New School for Social Research, Department ofc/o Dr. Henry E. Allison Philosophy, New York, NY 10011-8603 August 1999-August 2000 c/o Dr. Richard Bernstein August 1999-May 2000 PHILOSOPHY

Lukow, Pawel Taylor, Charles Assistant Professor, Institute of Philosophy, ProfessorWarsaw Emeritus, Department of Philosophy, McGill University, Warsaw, Poland University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Research: The Practice of Public Reason Research: Epistemology and Social Theory University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, DepartmentNew School of for Social Research, Graduate Faculty of Philosophy, Chapel Hill, NC 27599 Political and Social Science, Department of Philoso­ c/o Dr. Thomas E. Hill, Jr. phy, New York, NY 10011 -8603 September 1999-June 2000 c/o Dr. Richard J. Bernstein October 1999-December 1999 Petrov, Valerii Researcher, Laboratory of Historical Types ofTinnevelt, Scien­ Ronald tific Knowledge, Institute of Philosophy, Moscow,Research Assistant, Fund for Scientific Research, Russia Flanders Department of Political Science, Faculty Research: Eriugena’sPeriphyseon /.Translation andof Social Sciences, Catholic University of Leuven, Commentary Leuven, Belgium Bostonollege, C Institute of Medieval PhilosophyResearch: and The Justification of Human Rights in Theology, Brighton, MA 02135 Communicative Ethics c/o Dr. Stephen F. Brown Harvard University, Graduate School of Arts and September 1999-February 2000 Sciences, Department of Government, Cambridge, MA 02138 Radman, Zdravk c/o Dr. Seyla Benhabib Research Fellow, Institute of Philosophy, Zagreb,December 1999-April 2000 Croatia Research: Artificial Intelligence and the NaturalTrubina, Mind: Elena Limitations of Machine-Model of ThoughtProfessor, Department of Philosophy, Urals State University of California-Berkeley, DepartmentUniversity, of Ekaterinburg, Russia Philosophy, Berkeley, CA 94720 Research: The Narrative Concept of Self-Identity in c/o Dr. Hubert L. Dreyfus Light of the Russians’ Experiences August 1999-May 2000 Harvard University, Davis Center for Russian Studies, Cambridge, MA 02138 Sato, Kazuo c/o Dr. Timothy Colton Professor, Faculty of Education, Chiba University,September 1999-March 2000 Chiba City, Japan Research: Hannah Arendt’s Philosophy and the Mass Society Between the 1950s and 1970s in the United States Affiliation to be determined c/oCIES Dates to be determined

Shramko, Yaroslav Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, Krivoi Rog State Pedagogical Institute, Krivoi Rog, Ukraine Research: Logic on the American Plan: Its History, Development, and Significance to Modern Philo­ sophical Thought Indiana University-Bloomington, Department of Philosophy, Bloomington, IN 47405 c/o Dr. J. Michael Dunn September 1999-May 2000 PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY

Bakalov, Dimitar Gov, Nir Associate Professor, Department of ElementaryResearcher, Department of Physics, Technion-lsrael Particle Theory, Institute for Nuclear Research Instituteand of Technology, Haifa, Israel Nuclear Energy, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences,Research: Magnetic Phases of Frustrated Antiferro- Sofia, Bulgaria magnets and High-Temperature Superconductors Research: QED and Relativistic Effects in AntiprotonicUniversity of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, Department of Helium Atoms Physics, Champaign, IL 61820-5711 University of Florida, Quantum Theory Project,c/o Dr. Gordon Baym Gainesville, FL32611-8140 November 1999-November 2000 c/o Dr. Hendrik J. Monkhorts September 1999-January 2000 Houghton James, Conor Fellow, Department of Theoretical Physics, Fitzwilliam Eisenberg, Eliahu College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, Ireland Researcher, Department of Physics, Bar-llan Univer­Research: Skyrmions, Calorons, and Monopoles sity, Ramat-Gan, Israel Columbia University, Department of Physics, New Research: Chaotic, Strongly Interacting QuantumYork, Dots NY 10027 Beyond Orthodox Theory c/o Dr. Erick Weinberg Princeton University, Department of Physics, September 1999-June 2000 Princeton, NJ 08544-1019 c/o Dr. Boris Altshuler Jarasiunas, Kestutis December 1999-December 2000 Professor, Department of Semiconductor Physics, Faculty of Physics, Vilnius University, Vilnius, Fernandez Ramos, Juan Pablo Lithuania Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of TheoreticalResearch: Investigation of Ultrafast Carrier Transport Physics, Autonomous University of Madrid, Madrid,and Related Optical Nonlinearities in Semiconduc­ Spain tors by Time-Resolved Four-Wave Mixing Tech­ Research: Top Quark Production in P Anti P Collisionsniques at Tevatron University of Iowa, Department of Physics, Laboratory Fermi National Laboratory, Collider Detector, Batavia,for Photonics and Quantum Electronics, Iowa City, IL 60510 IA 52242 c/o Dr. Robert Kephart c/o Dr. Arthur L. Smiri Fermi National Laboratory, Collider Detector, Batavia,September 1999-February 2000 IL 60510 c/o Dr. Jeff Spalding Kaplan, Ruhi November 1998-October 2000 Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, University of Erciyes, Kayseri, Fuentes Cabrera, Miguel Angel Turkey Researcher, Department of Fundamental andResearch: Experi­ Measurement of Built-in Potential in mental Physics, University of La Laguna, Santa Amorphous and Polymorphous Si:H Pin Junction Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain Solar Cells Research: Molecular Dynamics of Framework andUniversity of Delaware, Institute of Energy Conversion, Porous Materials Newark, DE 19716 Arizona State University, Department of Physicsc/o and Dr. Steven S. Hegedus Astronomy, Tempe, AZ 85287 September 1999-December 1999 c/o Dr. Otto F. Sankey May 1999—April 2000 Karczewski, Grzegorz Associate Professor, Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland Research: Electron-Electron Correlation in Two- Dimensional Electron Gas Florida State University, National High-Magnetic Field Laboratory, DC Magnet User Program, Tallahassee, FL 32306 c/o Dr. Bruce L. Brandt September 1999-June 2000 PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY

Lofaj, Frantisek Pavicic, Mladen Senior Researcher and Head, Department ofAssociate Ceram­ Professor, Department of Mathematics, ics, Institute of Materials Research, Slovak Acad­Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Zagreb, emy of Sciences, Kosice, Slovak Republic Zagreb, Croatia Research: Cavity Quantification and Tensile CreepResearch: Quantum Computation and Interaction-Free Lifetime Prediction in Silicon Nitride Ceramics Experiments National Institute of Standards and Technology,University of Maryland-Baltimore County, Department Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory,of Physics, Baltimore, MD 21250 Gaithersburg, MD 20899 c/o Dr. Yanhua Shih c/o Dr. Sheldon M. Wiederhorn September 1999-June 2000 January 2000-July 2000 Rakotomahevitra, Andrianelson Maerli, Morten Professor, Department of Physics, French College of Senior Executive Officer, Norwegian Radiation Mahajanga,Protec­ Mahajanga, Madagascar tion Authority, Oslo, Norway Research: Molecular Dynamics and Monte Carlo Research: Nuclear Terrorism, Non-Proliferation, Simulations of Three-Dimensional Transition Metal Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials Thin Films on Copper Stanford University, Center for International SecurityFlorida Atlantic University, College of Science, Depart­ and Arms Control, Stanford, CA 94305 ment of Physics, Boca Raton, FL 33431-0991 c/o Dr. George Bunn c/o Dr. Luc T. Wille September 1999-September 2000 September 1999-May 2000

Mazo Torres, Juan Jose Rekdal, Per Assistant Professor, Department of Condensed-MatterResearch Fellow, Department of Physics, Norwegian Physics, University of Zaragoza, Zaragoza, SpainUniversity of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Research: Some Dynamical Aspects of Norway Josephson-Junction Arrays Driven by ExternalResearch: Modern Quantum Optics Currents University of Arizona, Department of Physics, Tucson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, DepartmentAZ 85721 of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering,c/o Dr. Johann Rafelski Cambridge, MA 02139-4307 January 2000-July 2000 c/o Dr. Terry Phillip Orlando January 1998-September 1999 Ruiz-Suarez, Jesus Professor, Department of Applied Physics, Centerfor Mousa, Marwan Research and Advanced Studies, National Polytech­ Professor, Department of Physics, Mu’tah University,nic Institute, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Al-Karak, Jordan Research: Complex Fluids Research: Analysis of Dynamic Conductance inPrinceton Field University, Department of Chemical Engi­ Emission neering, Princeton, NJ 08544-1019 Florida International University, Department ofc/o Electri­ Dr. W. Russel cal and Computer Engineering, Miami, FL 33199September 1999-June 2000 c/o Dr. Mark J. Hagmann September 1999-May 2000 Serrano Hernandez, Maria Dolores Assistant Professor, Crystal Growth Laboratory, Oner, Yildirhan Department of Materials Physics, Autonomous Professor, Department of Physics, Faculty of ScienceUniversity of Madrid, Madrid, Spain and Letters, Istanbul Technical University, Maslak,Research: Crystal Growth of Proteins Istanbul, Turkey University of Alabama-Huntsville, College of Science, Research: Magnetic and Magneto-Transport Measure­Materials Science Program, Huntsville, AL 35899 ments on Thin Films of Amorphous Magneticc/o Dr.Alloys Peter Vekilov Texas A&M University, Department of Physics, June 1999-May 2000 College Station, TX 77843-1244 c/o Dr. D.G. Naugle September 1999-March 2000

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Silva, Joao Vargas, Maria Cristina Adjunct Professor, Department of Electrical Engineer­Associate Professor, Department of Applied Physics, ing, Higher Institute of Engineering, Lisbon,Center Portugal for Research and Advanced Studies, National Research: CP Violation at the B-Factories Polytechnic Institute, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Stanford University, Stanford Linear Accelerator Research: SAM-Substrate Interaction Potential and Center, Stanford, CA 94305 Diffraction Intensities c/o Dr. Helen Quinn Princeton University, Department of Chemistry, September 1999-September 2000 Princeton, NJ 08544-1019 c/o Dr. Giacinto Scoles Slebarski, Andrzej September 1999-June 2000 Professor, Department of Solid State Physics, Insti­ tute of Physics, University of Silesia, Katowice,Vergara Jauregui, Aitor Poland Assistant Professor, Department of Condensed Matter Research: Investigations of the Band-Gap StabilityPhysics, in University of the Basque Country, Bilbao, Ce-Kondo Insulators Spain University of California-San Diego, Department Research:of Electronic and Structural Properties of Si- Physics, La Jolla, CA 92093-5003 Si02 Interface: Metal-Insulator Transition in Two and c/o Dr. M. Brian Maple Three Dimensions September 1999-June 2000 Cornell University, Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics, Ithaca, NY 14853-0001 Tzanetakis, Panagiotis c/o Dr. N.W. Ashcroft Associate Professor, Department of Physics, Univer­April 1999-April 2000 sity of Crete, Crete, Greece Research: Transient Precursor States of Light-InducedZapata Olson-Lunde, Ivar Defects in Hydrogenated Amorphous SiliconAssistant Professor, Department of Condensed-Matter National Renewable Energy Laboratory, National Physics, School of Science, Autonomous University Center for Photovoltaics, Amorphous Siliconof Project, Madrid, Madrid, Spain Golden, CO 80401-3393 Research: Bose-Einstein Condensation of Atomic c/o Dr. Howard Branz Gases September 1999-December 1999 University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, Department of Physics, Champaign, IL 61820-5711 c/o Dr. Anthony V. Leggett January 1998-December 1999

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Astudillo-Ruiz, Javier Bach, Daniel Postdoctoral Researcher, Institute for AdvancedResearcher, Social Studies of Black Africa Department, Sciences, Higher Scientific Research Council,Center for Studies of Black Africa, Domaine Univer­ Madrid, Spain sity, Talence Cedex, France Research: The Politics of Inter-Union CooperationResearch: and Africa and Post-Cold War International Competition Relations Harvard University, Minda de Gunzburg CenterBoston for University, African Studies Center, Boston, MA European Studies, Cambridge, M A 02138 02215 c/o Dr. Charles S. Maier c/o Dr. James A. Pritchett September 1998-September 2000 August 1999—July 2000 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Beviglia-Zampetti, Americo Cooper, Andrew Administrator, European Commission, Brussels,Professor, Department of Political Science, University Belgium of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Research: The Notion of Fairness in InternationalLecturing and Research: NAFTA and the Multilateral Trade Relations and the U.S. Perspective Dimension in Canada-U.S. Relations Harvard University, John F. Kennedy SchoolJohns of Govern­ Hopkins University-School of Advanced Interna­ ment, Center for Business and Government,tional Cam­ Studies, Institute of Western Hemisphere, bridge, MA 02138 Washington, DC 20036 c/o Dr. Roger Porter c/o Dr. Charles Doran September 1999-June 2000 January 2000-April 2000

Chowdhury, Mahfuzul Davitashvili, Zurab Professor, Department of Political Science, UniversityChair, Department of International Law and Interna­ of Chittagong, Chittagong, Bangladeshtional Relations, Tbilisi State University, Tbilisi, Research: Functioning of Democratic InstitutionsGeorgia in America and Lessons for Bangladesh inResearch: Building Nationalism in World Politics Institutions: A Study of the CongressionalTufts Commit­ University, Fletcher School of Law and Diplo­ tees and Their Hearings macy, Medford, MA 02155 Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, Departmentc/o Dr. Hurst ofHannum Political Science, Carbondale, IL 62901-6806September 1999-June 2000 c/o Dr. Uday Desai January 2000-July 2000 Dosch, Joern Assistant Professor and Deputy Director, Institute for Clarkson, Stephen Political Science, Johannes Gutenberg University, Professor, Department of Political Science, UniversityMainz, Germany College, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario,Research: The Global Impact of the Asian Crisis on Canada U.S.-Asia-European Union Triangular Relations Lecturing and Research: Is NAFTA GeneratingStanford a Legal University, Asia/Pacific Research Center, Order for a North American Trade Regime?Stanford, CA 94305-6055 Johns Hopkins University-School of Advancedc/o Dr. Interna­ Michel Oksenberg tional Studies, Woodrow Wilson InternationalUniversity of California-Berkeley, Berkeley Asia- Center, Washington, DC 20036 Pacific Economic Cooperation Study Center, c/o CIES Berkeley, CA 94720-1970 September 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Vinod K. Aggarwal Arizona State University, Department of Political Cohen-Almagor, Raphael Science, Tempe, AZ 85287 Senior Lecturer, Department of Communication,c/o Dr. Sheldon Simon Faculty of Law, University of Haifa, Mount Carmel,European Union Affairs Research Program Haifa, Israel December 1999-December 2000 Lecturing and Research: Incitement in the United States and Israel: A Comparative AnalysisDresser, Denise University of California-Los Angeles, SchoolAssociate of Law, Professor, Department of Social Sciences, Los Angeles, CA 90025 Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico, c/o Dr. Richard Abel Mexico City, D.F., Mexico September 1999-August 2000 Research: Regional Integration and Transnational Politics: The U.S.-Mexico Connection University of Southern California, Department of Political Science, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0035 c/o Dr. Abraham F. Lowenthal Pacific Council on International Policy, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0035 c/o Dr. Abraham F. Lowenthal September 1999-June 2000

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Durand, Maria Rita Garcia Loureiro Harrison, Kathryn Professor, Department of Social Sciences, GetulioAssociate Professor, Department of Political Science, Vargas Foundation, Sao Paulo, Brazil University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Research: The Senate and the Control ofColumbia, the Public Canada Debt in Brazil: A Comparative Perspective withResearch: the Environmental Policymaking Amid Eco­ United States nomic Interdependence: International Regulation of New York University, Department of Political Science,the Pulp and Paper Industry New York, NY 10003 Georgetown University, Public Policy Institute, Wash­ c/o Dr. Adam Przeworski ington, DC 20007 January 1999-January 2000 c/o Dr. Mark Carl Ram August 1999-May 2000 Essop, Salim Tutor, Northern College, South Yorkshire, Hawes,United Michael K. Kingdom Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Lecturing: Literature of Immigration to the UnitedQueen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada States Research: Rethinking Regionalism and Revitalizing CU NY-City College, Center for Worker Education,Area Studies: Reinterpreting the Canadian-American New York, NY 10031-6977 Relationship c/o Dr. William Herman University of California-Berkeley, School of Interna­ Scholar-in-Residence Program tional and Area Studies, Canadian Studies Program, August 1999-June 2000 Berkeley, CA 94720 c/o Dr. Thomas G. Barnes Gasio, Guillermo September 1999-May 2000 Career Diplomat, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Interna­ tional Trade, and Worship, Buenos Aires,Hirabayashi, Argentina Noriko Research: The Unraveling of the Cold WarAssociate Professor, Faculty of Liberal Arts, Saitama Harvard University, Harvard Project on Cold WarUniversity, Saitama, Japan Studies, Cambridge, MA 02138 Research: Communication Strategies in the 2000 U.S. c/o Dr. Mark Kramer Presidential Election Campaigns January 2000-March 2000 Affiliation to be determined c/o CIES Grdesic, Ivan Dates to be determined Associate Professor, Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia Hoberg, George Lecturing and Research: Democracy andAssociate Public Professor, Department of Political Science, Sector Management University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,Columbia, Canada Department of Political Science, Blacksburg,Research: VA The Internationalization of Environmental 24061-0202 and Natural Resource Policy in the United States c/o Dr. Charles Taylor Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, 20036 August 1999-May 2000 c/o CIES September 1999-May 2000 Guelman, Vladimir Lecturer, Faculty of Political Science and Sociology,lkstens, Janis European University at St. Petersburg, St.Assistant Peters­ Professor, Department of Political Science, burg, Russia Vidzeme University College, Valmiera, Latvia Research: Russian Politics in Transition: A TextbookResearch: Comparative Political Finance in the Baltic Harvard University, Davis Center for Russian Studies,Countries Cambridge, MA 02138 Columbia University, Harriman Institute on East c/o Dr. Timothy J. Colton Central Europe, New York, NY 10027 September 1999-March 2000 c/o Dr. John Micgiel September 1999-June 2000 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Intini, Vito Maioni, Antonia Researcher, Department of EnvironmentalProfessor, Manage­ Department of Political Science, McGill ment, European School of Advanced Studies,University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada University Institute for Advanced Studies ofResearch: Pavia, The Politics of Health Reform in Canada Pavia, Italy and the United States Research: The Effects of Protected Areas onHarvard Local University, Cambridge, MA 02138 Development: Socio-Economic Considerationsc/o CIES for a Sustainable Development August 1999-July 2000 SUNY-University at Albany, Lewis Mumford Center for Urban and Regional Research, Albany,Marteau, NY 12222 Veronique c/o Dr. Ray Bromley Professor, Department of English, University of Caen, September 1999-January 2000 Caen, France Research: America’s Cultural Diplomacy as Seen Kachnikov, Boris Through Its Participation in World Fairs, 1958-92 Associate Professor, Department of PhilosophyWoodrow and Wilson International Center for Scholars, Political Science, Ryazan Institute of Law andWashington, DC 20523 Economics, Ryazan, Russia c/o Dr. Frederick M. Bush Research: Justice as It Is Understood and JulyApplied 1999-October in 1999 the United States and Some International Aspects of Justice Martin, Pierre Emory University, Department of Philosophy,Associate Atlanta, Professor, Department of Political Science, GA 30322-1100 University of Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada c/o Dr. Nichols Fotion Research: Public Opinion and Continental Economic October 1999-June 2000 Integration Harvard University, Department of Political Science, Kirby, Robert Cambridge, MA 02138 Associate Professor, Department of Sociology,c/o Dr. School Gary King of Political Science, Faculty of Law, UniversityAugust of the 1999-May 2000 Andes, Merida, Venezuela Research: Media and Politics: The Role ofMuftuler, the Media Meltem in the Process of Socialization in VenezuelaAssociate Professor, Department of Political Science, University of South Florida, Department of PoliticalBilkent University, Ankara, Turkey Science, Tampa, FL 33620-9951 Research: Preferences and Policy Making in the c/o Dr. Harry Vanden European Union: The Institutional Obstacles to January 2000-June 2000 Turkey’s Accession University of Chicago, Program on International Loada, Augustin Marie-Gervais Politics, Economics, and Security, Chicago, IL Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law and Political Science,60637-1513 University of Ouagadougou, Ouagadougou,c/o Dr. Charles Burkina Lipson Faso September 1999-March 2000 Research: Governance and Developmental State in Africa: The Case of Burkina Faso Muhlenhover, Emmanuelle Boston University, African Studies Center, Ph.D. Student, Institute of Political Studies of Paris, Francophone Africa Research Group, Boston,Paris, FranceMA 02215 Research: The Impact of Environmental Concerns on c/o Dr. Edouard Bustin Foreign Electricity Policies: A Comparative Study of January 2000-June 2000 France and the United States Harvard University, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Cambridge, MA 02138 c/o CIES September 1999-June 2000

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Ni, Feng Rugumamu, Severine Mushamba Associate Research Fellow, Institute of AmericanProfessor, University Consultancy Bureau, University Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,of Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Beijing, People’s Republic of China Research: Development Cooperation and Institutional Research: The China-U.S.-Japan RelationshipCapacity Building in East Africa: A Comparative Johns Hopkins University-School of AdvancedPerspective Interna­ tional Studies, China Studies Program, Washington,University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, School of Arts DC 20036 and Sciences, Department of African and Afro- c/o Dr. David Lampton American Studies, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3395 September 1999-June 2000 c/o Dr. Julius E. Nyang’oro September 1999-June 2000 Obolonsky, Alexandre Head Research Associate, Theory of StateSafaeva, and Law, Rahima Institute of State and Law, Russian AcademyAssociate of Professor and Docent, Department of Sciences, Moscow, Russia Humanitarian Disciplines, Tashkent State Technical Research: The Theory and Practice of Civil ServiceUniversity, Tashkent, Uzbekistan Reforms in Post-Soviet Russia and the ModernResearch: The Social and Political Anthropology of the United States Central Asia Region George Washington University, Institute forGeorge European, Washington University, Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies, DepartmentRussian, of and Eurasian Studies, Washington, DC Political Science, Washington, DC 20052 20052 c/o Dr. Peter Reddaway c/o Dr. James Millar October 1999-May 2000 September 1999-June 2000

Oke, Mim Segura, Juan Rene Lecturer, Ataturk Institute, Bosphorus University,Assistant Professor, School of Law, University of Istanbul, Turkey Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico Research: Global Ethics, Turkey, and IslamicLecturing: Geopoli­ Latin American Politics tics University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg, Behavioral Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-Newark,Sciences Division, Department of History, Center for Global Change and Governance,Greensburg, Wash­ PA 15601-5860 ington, DC 20016-8001 c/o Dr. Mark McColloch c/o Dr. Richard Langhorne Scholar-in-Residence Program September 1999-December 1999 January 2000—April 2000

Ronis, Aivis Vijayalakshmi, K.P. Deputy State Secretary, Ministry of Foreign AssistantAffairs, Professor, Center for American and West Riga, Latvia European Studies, School of International Studies, Research: Subregional Development andJawaharlal Cooperation Nehru University, New Delhi, India in the Baltic Sea Area Research: Gender Gap in Electoral Politics: Changing Columbia University, Harriman Institute, New York,Women’s NY Vote in U.S. Elections, 1988-96 10027 University o f Maryland-College Park, Department of c/o Dr. John Micgiel Political Science, College Park, MD 20742 September 1999-January 2000 c/o Dr. Linda Williams August 1999—April 2000

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Zhang, Xiaoming Associate Professor, Institute of International Rela­ tions, Peking University, Beijing, People’s Republic of China Research: The Unites States and China’s National Security in Political, Military, and Economic Terms Harvard University, Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Cambridge, MA 02138 c/o Dr. Elizabeth Perry September 1999-June 2000

PSYCHOLOGY

Barbaranelli, Claudio Fisek, Guler Associate Professor, Department of Psychology,Director, Center for Psychological Research, Depart­ University of Rome La Sapienza, Rome, Italyment of Psychology, Bogazici University, Istanbul, Research: Impact of Social-Cognitive FactorsTurkey on Career Trajectories Research: Understanding Risk and Resilience Factors Stanford University, Department of Psychology,and Planning Preventive Interventions for Family Stanford, CA 94305-2130 Health c/o Dr. Albert Bandura University of California-San Francisco, School of June 1999-September 1999 Medicine, Department of Family and Community Medicine, San Francisco, CA 94143 Chowdhury, Aparajita c/o Dr. Lawrence Fisher Reader, Department of Home Science, BerhampurSeptember 1999-January 2000 University, Orissa, India Research: Protective Family Factors and MechanismsFisiloglu, Ayse in Developing Invulnerability Among IndianAssistant and Professor, Department of Psychology, American Disadvantaged Children Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Middle East Technical University of Wyoming, School of Agriculture, Depart­University, Ankara, Turkey ment of Family and Consumer Sciences, Laramie,Research: Simultaneous Recording of Transient- WY 82071 Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions and Auditory c/o Dr. David Carson Brainstem Responses from Different Populations July 1999-October 1999 University of Miami, College of Engineering, Depart­ ment of Biomedical Engineering, Coral Gables, FL Djiwatampu, Lalita Wirawan 33124 Head, Laboratory of Mental Functions, Facultyc/o Dr. of Ozcan Ozdamar Psychology, University of Indonesia, Depok,August Indone­ 1999-November 1999 sia Research: The Cognitive Structure of IndonesianHsieh, Shulan in the Decision-Making Process Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Cornell University, Department of Psychology,National Ithaca, Chung Cheng University, Chia-Yi, Taiwan NY 14853-0001 Research: Examination of the Nature and Neural c/o Dr. Thomas Gilovich Substrates of Executive Functions October 1999-January 2000 University of California-San Diego, Department of Cognitive Sciences and Neurosciences, La Jolla, CA 92093-5003 c/o Dr. Marta Kutas August 1999-January 2000

84 PSYCHOLOGY

Ivanova, Natalia Nelissen, Iris Associate Professor, Teachers Training University,Researcher, Department of Experimental Psychology, Yaroslavl, Russia University of Maastricht, Maastricht, Netherlands Research: Social Identity in Education in theResearch: Period of Emotional Reasoning and Confirmation Transition Bias on Post-Traumatic University of California, Graduate School ofStress Education, Disorder Napa, CA 94559 Harvard University, Department of Psychology, c/o Dr. Thomas Timar Cambridge, MA 02138 January 2000-June 2000 c/o Dr. Richard McNally September 1999 - March 2000 Jacquelin, Vincent Graduate Student, Department of Psychology,Routchkine, Pascal Vladislav Blaise University, Clermont-Ferrand, FrancePsychiatrist, Regional Center of Forensic Psychiatry, Research: Stereotypes in Communication Psychiatric Hospital, Arkhangelsk, Russia University of Colorado-Boulder, DepartmentResearch: of Psy­ Suicidality and Aggression and Their chology, Boulder, CO 80309 Underlying Factors in the Adolescent Population of c/o Dr. Charles Judd Northern Russia January 2000-March 2000 Yale University, Yale Child Study Center, New Haven, CT 06510 Karanth, Prathibha c/o Dr. Donald J. Cohen Professor and Consultant, Institute of SpeechSeptember and 1999—April 2000 Hearing, Bangalore, India Lecturing: Cross-Cultural and Cross-LinguisticSaroglou,Vassilios Studies on Metalinguistic Skills Researcher, Department of Psychology, Center for University of Georgia, Department of CommunicationPsychology of Religion, Catholic University of Sciences and Disorders, Athens, GA 30602 Louvain, Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium c/o Dr. Anne Van Kleeck Research: Different Components of Close-Mindedness, CUNY-Graduate School and University Center,Altruism, and Conscientiousness in Particular Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences,Religious New Groups York, NY 10036-8099 College of William and Mary, Department of Psychol­ c/o Dr. Loraine Obler ogy, Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795 March 2000-June 2000 c/o Dr. Lee Kirkpatrick College of William and Mary, Department of Psychol­ Molenaar, Wouter ogy, Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795 Professor, Department of Statistics and Measurement,c/o Dr. Larry Ventis Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Groningen,February 2000-August 2000 Groningen, Netherlands Lecturing and Research: UnidimensionalTakemura, Subscales Kazuhisa Investigated by Nonparametric Item ResponseAssociate Professor, Institute of Policy and Planning Theory Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, DepartmentJapan of Statistics and Psychology, Champaign, IL Research:61820- Decision-Making Behavior in Social Dilem­ 5711 mas c/o Dr. William Stout Carnegie Mellon University, Department of Social and November 1999-March 2000 Decision Sciences, Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3891 c/o Dr. William R. Keech December 1999-August 2000

85 PSYCHOLOGY

Tariq, Pervaiz Wagenmakers, Eric-Jan Director and Professor, National Institute ofPh.D. Psychol­ Student, Department of Psychonomics, Faculty ogy, Quaid-I-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistanof Psychology, University of Amsterdam, Research: Helping Aggressive Children ThroughAmsterdam, Self- Netherlands Esteem Enhancement and Other InterventionResearch: Application of REM to Lexical Decision Techniques Indiana University-Bloomington, Cognitive Science Pennsylvania State University-University Park, Program, Department of Psychology, Bloomington, Children, Youth, and Family Consortium Develop­IN 47405 ment, University Park, PA 16802-1503 c/o Dr. R.M. Shiffrin c/o Dr. Karen Bierman September 1999—April 2000 January 2000-September 2000

Vinogradov, Alexander Associate Professor, Department of Sociology and Psychology, Kiev State University, Kiev, Ukraine Research: Application of Modern Test Theory to the Development and Validation of the Ukrainian Version of the 16 Personality Factors Questionnaire University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, Department of Psychology, Champaign, IL 61820-5711 c/o Dr. Fritz Drasgow January 2000-May 2000

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Asaduzzaman, Mohammed Kang, Jung-Woon Professor and Dean, Department of Public Administra­Dean and Professor, Department of Urban Affairs and tion, Faculty of Social Sciences, Dhaka University,Public Policy, College of Social Sciences, Dhaka, Bangladesh Changwon National University, Changwon, Research: Role of Private Voluntary DevelopmentKyungnam, Korea Organizations in Local-Level GovernanceResearch: in the Growth Management of Coastal Zones in United States: Lessons for Bangladesh the United States Pacific Northwest: Implications for Pennsylvania State University-University Park, Korea’s Emerging Integrated Coastal Management Department of Political Science, University Park,Program PA 16802-1503 University of Washington, School of Architecture and c/o Dr. Robert LaPorte Urban Planning, Department of Urban Design and September 1999-February 2000 Planning, Seattle, WA 98195 c/o Dr. Hilda Blanco Davidson, Susan March 2000-May 2000 Assistant Director, Immigration Service, Croydon, United Kingdom Kochoradze, Badri Vakhtang Research: Career Development for Public ServantsHead, Social Information Analysis Service, Parliament University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Hubert Humphreyof Georgia, Tbilisi, Georgia Institute of Public Affairs, Minneapolis, MN 55455-Research: Creation of Parliamentary Research Service 0213 Library of Congress, Office of Scholarly Programs, c/o Dr. John Bryson Washington, DC 20540 University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Hubert Humphreyc/o Dr. Lester I. Vogel Institute of Public Affairs, Minneapolis, MN 55455-August 1999-May 2000 0213 c/o Dr. Melissa Stone September 1999—July 2000

8 6 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Stewart, Ian Yao, Yew-Mei Superintendent, Inspectorate and EvaluationDeputy Branch, Director, Civil Service Development Institute, Ethical Standards Command, QueenslandTaipei, Police Taiwan Service, Brisbane, Australia Research: Executive Leadership in the New Millen­ Research: Balancing Accountability and Operations:nium The Discipline Paradox for Policing Visits to various institutions Harvard University, Senior Managers in Governmentc/o CIES Program, Cambridge, MA 02138 September 1999-December 1999 c/o Dr. Marie Christine Rykaert SUNY-University at Albany, School of Criminal Justice, Albany, NY 12222-0001 c/o Dr. D. Bayley August 1999-December 1999

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Abaddi, Ahmed Tobi, Yosef Professor, Department of Islamic Studies, FacultyChair, of Department of Hebrew and Comparative Litera­ Letters and Human Sciences, University Caditure, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel Ayyad, Marrakech, Morocco Lecturing: Judaic Studies Lecturing: The Islamic Experience: ReligionsVirginia of the Wesleyan College, Center for the Study of Middle East Religious Freedom, Norfolk, VA 23502-5599 DePaul University, Department of Religiousc/o Studies, Dr. Catharine Cookson Chicago, IL 60604-2287 Scholar-in-Residence Program c/o Dr. Aminah Beverly McCloud January 2000-May 2000 Scholar-in-Residence Program July 1999-June 2000 Tsai, Yen-Zen Associate Professor, Department of History, National Thomassen, Einar Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan Professor, Department of the History of Religions,Research: Vision and Salvation: A Study of the University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway Qumran Community and the Early Gnostic Sects Research: The Spiritual Seed: The ChurchUniversity of the of California-Berkeley, Department of Valentinians History, Berkeley, CA 94720 National Humanities Center, Research Trianglec/o Dr. ErichPark, Gruen NC 27709 September 1999-June 2000 c/o Dr. Kent Mullikin August 1999-August 2000

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Ando, Kiwamu Clarsen, Georgine Lecturer, Department of Industrial Sociology,Postdoctoral Associate, Adelaide Research Center for Kagoshima Keizai University, Kagoshima-Ken,Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Japan Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia Research: Intergenerational RelationshipsResearch: in Later SomeLife Wheels of One’s Own: Women, and Life Course in the United States Independence, and Cars—An International Perspec­ Affiliation to be determined tive c/o CIES University o f California-Berkeley, Institute of Transpor­ Dates to be determined tation Studies, Berkeley, CA 94720 c/o Dr. Martin Wachs Apte, Meenakshi J. University o f California-Berkeley, Beatrice M. Bain Retired Professor, Department of Social Work,Research Tata Group, Berkeley, CA 94720 Institute of Social Science, Mumbai, Indiac/o Dr. Caren Kaplan Lecturing: Comparative Social Work September 1999-December 1999 Oakwood College, Department of Social Work, Huntsville, AL 35896 Datar, Chhaya c/o Dr. Edith Fraser Reader and Head, Unit for Women’s Studies, Tata Scholar-in-Residence Program Institute of Social Sciences, Deonar Mumbai, India January 2000-May 2000 Lecturing: South Asian Studies Chatham College, Office of International Programs, Bouguetta, Fouad Pittsburgh, PA 15232-2826 Associate Professor, Institute of Sciences andc/o Dr. Shaik L. Ismail Communication, University of Annaba, Annaba,Scholar-in-Residence Program Algeria August 1999-May 2000 Research: The Development of the Region of Annaba, Algeria and the Culture of EntrepreneurshipDelamare, Virginie University of Delaware, Department of SociologyTeacher, and Alain College, Maromme, France Criminal Justice, Newark, DE 19716 Research: John Humphrey Noyes and Religious c/o Dr. Gerald Turkel Utopia: Analysis of Sexual Relations in a Commu­ September 1999-March 2000 nity from Oneida Syracuse University, Syracuse University Library, Brochier, Christophe Department of Special Collections, Syracuse, NY Independent Scholar, University of Paris VIII,13244-2010 Marseille, France c/o Dr. Mark F. Weiner Research: Organization of Work, Patterns ofAugust Daily 1999-September 1999 Interactions, and Acceptance of the Work Situation Among Building Workers Dhaouadi, Mahmoud University of California-Berkeley, DepartmentProfessor, of Department of Sociology, University of Sociology, Berkeley, CA 94720-0659 Tunis I, Tunis, Tunisia c/o Dr. Michael Burawoy Research: The State of American Sociology and the January 2000—April 2000 End of the 20th Century University of Oregon, International Studies Program, Eugene, OR 97403 c/o Dr. Anita Weiss January 2000-September 2000

88 SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK

Freeman, David Harutyunyan, Lyudmila Principal, La Trobe University, Melbourne, AustraliaProfessor and Head, Department of Sociology, Research: Integrating Competency-Based YerevanManage­ State University, Yerevan, Armenia ment and Training and the RecognitionResearch: of Prior How to Live with Conflict: Conflict Resolu­ Learning Within Mainstream Internationaltion Manage­ as an Integral Part and Necessary Component ment Theory of Societal Transformation to Democracy Harvard University, Department of Sociology,George Cam­ Mason University, Institute for Conflict Analy­ bridge, MA 02138 sis and Resolution, Fairfax, VA22030-4444 c/o Dr. Peter Beilharz c/o Dr. Dennis J.D. Sandole November 1999-February 2000 November 1999-August 2000

Gamie, Mohamed Huxley, Christopher Professor, Department of Rural Sociology, CollegeProfessor, of Department of Sociology and Comparative Agriculture, Alexandria University, Alexandria,Development Egypt Studies, Trent University, Research: Approaches for Successful DecentralizationPeterborough, Ontario, Canada in Rural Egypt Lecturing and Research: Sociology and Comparative Affiliation to be determined Development Studies c/o CIES Wayne State University, Labor Studies Center, Detroit, April 2000-August 1999 Ml 48202 c/o Dr. Hal Stack Gonzales Reyes, Pablo Jesus January 1999-August 1999 Researcher, Institute of Social Research, Autonomous University of Baja California, Mexicali, Mexicolarochenko, Svetlana Lecturing and Research: Sociology of DeviantFellow, Behavior Institute of Economic and Social Problems of San Diego State University, School of Arts andthe North, Komi Scientific Center, Ural Division, Sciences, San Diego, CA 92231-2480 Russian Academy of Sciences, Komi, Russia c/o Dr. Roger Dunn Research: Poverty in Transition: Practice of Social September 1999-December 1999 Exclusion in Russia Stanford University, Department of Sociology, Gurung, Ganesh Stanford, CA 94305-9991 Chair and Professor, Department of Sociologyc/o Dr. and Mark Granovetter Anthropology, Tribhuvan University—Kirtipur,September 1999-May 2000 Kathmandu, Nepal Research: Ethnic Movement in the ContextIglicka-Okolska, of the Krystyna Democratization Process in Nepal Assistant Professor, Institute for Social Studies, Cornell University, Department of Anthropology,University Ithaca, of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland NY 14853-0001 Research: Attitudes Toward and Strategies of Return c/o Dr. Kathryn S. March Migration from the United States to Poland December 1999-May 2000 University of Pennsylvania, Department of Sociology, Philadelphia, PA 19104 Han,Suk-Jung c/o Dr. Douglas S. Massey Associate Professor, Department of Sociology,September Dong- 1999-June 2000 A University, Pusan, Korea Lecturing and Research: State and SocietyJohnson, in Modern Vivien Korea Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, School University of California-lrvine, Department of Eastof Behavioural Sciences, Macquarie University, New Asian Languages and Literature, Irvine, CASouth 92697 Wales, Australia c/o Dr. Steven Carter Research: The Home of the Brave. The Merchandizing August 1999-May 2000 and Mainstreaming of Native American Visual Tradition New York University, Department of Anthropology, New York, NY 10012-1019 c/o Dr. Fred R. Myers July 1999-January 2000

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Kempny, Marian Matsumura, Sachiko Associate Professor, Institute of PhilosophyProfessor, and Department of Liberal Arts, University of the Sociology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw,Air, Chiba City, Japan Poland Research: Living Conditions and Support Services of Research: Political Anthropology as a Cornerstonethe Elderly of in the United States and Japan a New Cultural Paradigm for Political AnalysisAffiliation in the to be determined Post-Communist Societies c/o CIES Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-NewDates to be determined Brunswick, Department of Political Science, New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Medina Nunez, Ignacio c/o Dr. Myron J. Aronoff Professor, Department of Spanish and Latin American September 1999-June 2000 Studies, University of Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico Kim, Young-Hwa Research: Identity and Latin American Integration Professor, Department of Social Welfare, KyungpookProcess National University, Taegu, Korea Georgia State University, Department of Anthropology, Research: Globalization, New Liberalism, andAtlanta, Welfare GA 30303-3083 State c/o Dr. Arthur D. Murphy University of California-Berkeley, DepartmentAugust of Social 1999-May 2000 Welfare, Berkeley, CA 94720-7400 c/o Dr. Neil Gilbert Millan Moncayo, Margarita September 1999-January 2000 Coordinator, Latin American Studies Center, National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City, Lillrank, Annika D.F., Mexico Researcher, Department of Social Policy, UniversityResearch: of Zapatistas at the End of the Millennium: Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland Symbolic Images, Representational Spaces, and Research: Experiencing Illness: A Study of MenMexican and Indigenous Women Women with Back Pain New School for Social Research, Department of Brandeis University, Department of Sociology,Political and Social Science, New York, NY 10003 Waltham, MA 02254-9110 c/o Dr. Judith Friedlander c/o Dr. Peter Conrad September 1999-February 2000 August 1999-August 2000 Mogalakwe, Monageng Litman, Lee Senior Lecturer, Department of Sociology, University of Head, Organization and Development Unit,Botswana, National Gaborone, Botswana Criminal Intelligence Service, London, UnitedLecturing: Introduction to a Global Perspective Kingdom University of Arizona, Arizona International College, Research: Police Studies Academic House, Tucson, AZ 85721 Harvard University, John F. Kennedy Schoolc/o of Dr. Govern­ Edwin Clausen ment, Harvard Information Infrastructure Project,Scholar-in-Residence Program Cambridge, MA 02138 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Ms. Deborah Hurley British Embassy, Drugs and Crime Liason Office,Mutman, Mahmut Washington, DC 20008 Associate Professor, Department of Communication c/o Ms. Jayne Cummins and Design, Faculty of Art, Design, and Architec­ September 1999-February 2000 ture, Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey Research: Islamism in the Age of Cosmopolitics Columbia University, Center for Comparative Literature and Society, New York, NY 10027 c/o Dr. Andreas Huyssen August 1999-December 1999

90 SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK

Roth-Szamoskozi, Maria Van Rees, Kees Lecturer, Department of Social Work, Babes-BolyaiAssociate Professor, Department of Language and University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania Literature, Marketing, and Sociology of Books, Research: Balance of Prevention and RemediationFaculty of Arts,in Tilburg University, Tilburg, Nether­ Child Protection: Specific Dilemmas lands University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, SchoolLecturing of and Research: Meaning and Measurement of Social Work, Chapel Hill, NC 27599 Cultural Capital in the Context of Changeable c/o Dr. Mark Fraser Classification Systems October 1999-July 2000 Princeton University, Department of Sociology, Princeton, NJ 08544-1019 Stulhofer, Aleksandar c/o Dr. Paul DiMaggio Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology,August 1999-August 2000 University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia Research: Sexualities in Transitional SocialVindevogel, Settings Franck California State University-Northridge, CenterTeaching for Sex Assistant, Catholic Faculty of France, Lille, Research, Northridge, CA 91330 France c/o Dr. James E. Elias Research: The Coproduction of Public Safety in New Indiana University-Bloomington, The KinseyYork Institute City for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction,CUNY-Graduate School and University Center, John Bloomington, IN 47405 Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY c/o Dr. John Bancroft 10019 August 1999-May 2000 c/o Dr. Nancy Jacobs August 1999-January 2000 Touzikov, Andrei Associate Professor, Department of Public Administra­Voormann, Rein tion, History, and Sociology, Kazan’ StateSenior Techno­ Researcher and Chair, Department of Social logical University, Kazan’, Russia Stratification, Institute for International and Social Research: Liberal and Nationalist IdeologiesStudies, in Ameri­ Tallinn Pedagogical University, Tallinn, can and Russian Societies: Theory and PracticeEstonia University of Kansas, College of Liberal Arts Research:and Gender Relations in the Post-Soviet Labor Sciences, Department of Sociology, Lawrence,Market KS 66045-2172 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Center for Russian c/o Dr. Joane Nagel and East European Studies, Ann Arbor, Ml 48109- January 2000-September 2000 1106 c/o Dr. Michael Kennedy Tupuola, Anne-Marie October 1999-April 2000 Principal, Global Edge Research Consultancy, Wellington, New Zealand Yeh, Chih-Kuei Research: Identity Achievement in Pacific DiasporicAssociate Professor, Department of Tourism, Provi­ Contexts: Sociocultural Trends and Psychologicaldence University, Taichung, Taiwan Implications Research: The Impacts of Gambling Legalization in the New York University, Asian/Pacific/American StudiesUnited States Program and Institute, New York, NY 10012-1019University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, Department of c/o Dr. John Tchen Economics, Champaign, IL 61820-5711 Columbia University, Teachers College, Newc/o York, Dr. EarlNY L. Grinds 10027 September 1999-August 2000 c/o Dr. Judith Burton January 2000-January 2001

91 TEFL/APPLIED LINGUISTICS

Beer, Alexander Kim, Young-Sil Assistant Professor, Department of English andAssociate Professor, Department of Secretarial Business English, Vienna University of EconomicsScience, Ansan College, Ansan, Korea and Business Administration, Vienna, Austria Research: Politeness Strategies in Business English: Research: American Business English on the InternetAn Intercultural Pragmatic Study Georgetown University, Department of AmericanUniversity of California-Berkeley, Department of Studies, Washington, DC 20057 Linguistics, Berkeley, CA 94720 c/o Dr. Ronald Johnson c/o Dr. Robin T. Lakoff July 1999-September 1999 September 1999-January 2000

Bordyuk, Lyudmyla Liaw, Meei-Ling Assistant Professor, Department of Foreign Lan­Associate Professor, Department of Foreign Lan­ guages, Lviv Polytechnic State University, Lviv, guages, Tunghai University, Taichung, Taiwan Ukraine Research: Developing a Cross-Cultural Internet Module Research: The Development of Cross-Cultural Compe­for English as a Foreign Language and English as a tence: New Challenges for Business EnglishSecond Language Instruction Teachers in Ukraine University of California-Berkeley, Departmentof San Diego State University, American Language French, Berkeley, CA 94720-2580 Institute, San Diego, CA 92182 c/o Dr. Richard G. Kern c/o Dr. Clive Roberts August 1999-May 2000 September 1999-May 2000 Lund, Ragnhild Chamberlain, Richard George Digby Lecturer, Department of Education, Vestfold College, Acting Director, Department of English, LandermereTonsberg, Norway Green, Essex, United Kingdom Research: An Arena for Developing Cultural Aware­ Lecturing: International Business Law ness and Understanding Mountain Empire Community College, DepartmentUniversity of of Colorado-Boulder, Division of Continuing Arts and Sciences, Big Stone Gap, VA 24219-0700Education, International English Center, Boulder, c/o Dr. Jim Durham CO, 80309 Scholar-in-Residence Program c/o Dr. Keith Maurice August 1999-January 2000 August 1999-August 2000

Ghoneim, Nahed Luo, Lisheng Lecturer, Department of Curricula and Instruction,Professor, Department of Foreign Languages, Faculty of Education, Menoufia University, Menoufia,Tsinghua University, Beijing, People’s Republic of Egypt China Research: Designing a Computer-Assisted ProgramResearch: History and Latest Developments of Applied for Teaching the English Language to Deaf StudentsLinguistics in the First-Year Preparatory Georgetown University, Department of Linguistics, Affiliation to be determined Washington, DC 20057 c/o CIES c/o Dr. Catherine Ball October 1999-March 2000 January 2000-December 2000

Janakova, Daniela Mirseitova, Saparkul Director, Language Resource Center, CharlesTeacher, Univer­ Soros Foundation-Kazakhstan, Almaty, sity, Prague, Czech Republic Kazakhstan Research. English as a Foreign Language to DeafResearch: and Reading for Critical Thinking Hard-of-Hearing Students at the University LevelUniversity of Arizona, Department of Language, Gallaudet University, English Language Institute,Reading, and Culture, Tucson, AZ 85721 Washington, DC 20002-3625 c/o Dr. Kenneth G. Goodman c/o Dr. Francisco C. Martinez August 1999—April 2000 August 1999-December 1999

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Plekhanova, Tatiana Thep-Ackrapong, Tipa Associate Professor, Department of EnglishDeputy Stylistics, Dean, Department of Western Languages, Minsk State Linguistic University, Minsk, BelarusSrinakharinwirot University, Bangkok, Thailand Research: English Through Dialogue as aLecturing Democratic and Research: The Translating Process: An Way of Communication Interactive Model CUNY-Graduate School and University Center,Illinois Baruch State University, Department of English, College, Department of English, New York, NYNormal, IL 61790-4240 10010 c/o Dr. Margaret Steffen sen c/o Dr. Peter Hitchcock November 1999—April 2000 September 1999-January 2000 Tunku Mohtar, Tunku Mohani Samadov, Bakhodir Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, University Professor, Department of English, University ofof World Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Economy and Diplomacy, Tashkent, UzbekistanResearch: Enhancing the English as a Second Research: Vocabulary of English in Action: FromLanguage Teacher Education Program Concept to Word and From Word to MeaningUniversity of Hawaii-Manoa, Department of English as University of North Dakota, Department of English,a Second Language, Honolulu, HI 96822 Grand Forks, ND 58202 c/o Dr. Roderick A. Jacobs c/o Dr. David F. Marshall University of Hawaii-Manoa, College of Education, August 1999-December 1999 Department of Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies, Honolulu, HI 96822 Su, Pi-Chong c/o Dr. Diane Stephens Professor, Department of English, National SeptemberKaohsiung 1999-December 1999 Normal University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Research: Certification for Primary and SecondaryZaabalawi, Rafe English Teachers Associate Professor, Department of English, Dam­ University of Illinois—Chicago, College of Education,ascus University, Damascus, Syria Office of Student Affairs, Chicago, IL 60607 Research: Cross-Cultural Differences Between Ameri­ c/o Dr. Connie Bridge can English and British English September 1999-June 2000 Georgetown University, Department of Linguistics, Washington, DC 20057-1051 c/o Dr. Catherine N. Ball June 1999-September 1999

■THEATER AND DANCE

Ibrahim, Ramli Ivanova, Alisa Artistic Director, Sutra Dance Theater, KualaDirector Lumpur, and Acting Teacher, Department of Theater, Malaysia City Palace of Youth Creativity, St. Petersburg, Research: Malaysia: Dancing Between CulturesRussia University of California-Los Angeles, Center Research:for A Child in the Space of the Production Intercultural Performance, Department ofAffiliation World Arts to be determined and Culture, Los Angeles, CA 90095 c/o CIES c/o Dr. Judy Mitoma February 2000-July 2000 University of Hawaii-Manoa, East-West Center, Honolulu, HI 96822-1601 Karam, Raif c/o Dr. William Feltz Professor, Theater Department, Fine Art Institute, Cornell University, Department of Theater, Film,Lebanese and University, Beirut, Lebanon Dance, Ithaca, NY 14853-0001 Research: Nonverbal Approach for Theatrical Research c/o Dr. Ellen Gainor New York University, Department of Performance September 1999-January 2000 Studies, New York, NY 10012-1019 c/o Dr. Richard Schechner October 1999-June 2000

93> THEATER AND DANCE

Khalil, Caroleen Maurin, Frederic Freelance Actress and Theater Director, Cairo,Assistant Egypt Professor, University of Caen, Caen, France Research: Creative Preproduction in IndependentResearch: FilmDirector Peter Sellars: From Harvard to Los Making Angeles University of Southern California, Brooks InstituteHarvard of University, Department of Comparative Litera­ Photography, Los Angeles, CA 90089 ture, Cambridge, M A 02138 c/o CIES c/o Dr. Miryam Sas October 1999-February 2000 Harvard University, Harvard Theater Collection, The Nathan Marsh Pusey Library, Cambridge, MA 02138 Kumbaro, Arben c/o Dr. Frederic W. Wilson Vice President, Albanian Artists of Theater, JulyTirana, 1999-September 1999 Albania Lecturing: Theater of Crisis and CommitmentPesochinsky, Nikolai Berry College, Department of Theater, MountAssociate Berry, Professor, St. Petersburg Theater Arts GA 30149-0159 Academy, St. Petersburg, Russia c/o Dr. John Countryman Research: Nonrealistic Schools of Acting in the 20th Scholar-in-Residence Program Century in Russia and in the United States: A August 1999-May 2000 Comparative Analysis Yale University, Department of Acting and Directing, Levenkov, Oleg New Haven, CT 06520-8244 Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy,c/o Dr. PermDavid Chambers State University, Perm, Russia October 1999-June 2000 Research: Theater of George Balanchine New York Public Library, the Dance Collection, New York, NY 10023-7498 c/o Ms. Madeleine Nichols September 1999-May 2000

94 Seminar Programs SEMINAR PROGRAMS

U.S-Germany International Education Administrators Program

Adermann, Hans-Jurgen Matthies, Gudrun Vice-Rector, Ravensburg Weingarten UniversityHead, of International Office, Technical University of Applied Sciences, Weingarten, Germany llmenau, llmenau, Germany

Aufderlandwehr, Werner Peitz, Claudia Director, International Office, University of Bielefeld,Provost, University of Flensburg, Flensburg, Germany Bielefeld, Germany Piper, Burkhard Berkner, Petra Administrative Director, Institute for International Study Abroad Advisor and European UnionStudents, Educational University of Applied Sciences, Konstanz, Programs Coordinator, Office for InternationalGermany Affairs, University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany Reuther, Anne-Cathrin Borm, Sigrid International Office, Reutlingen University, Reutlingen, Assistant Dean, Department of InternationalGermany Affairs, Free University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany Schmidt, Antje Cromm, Pascal Civil Servant, International Office, Frankfurt University, Head, International Relations Office, UniversityFrankfurt, of Germany Applied Sciences, Aalen, Germany Sedlmeier, Marianne Ebbing, Ursula Acting Head, Office of International Relations, Univer­ Career Advisor, Employment Center of Lubeck,sity of Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany Lubeck, Germany Soer-Sodmann, Helga Eimer, Andreas Study Abroad Adviser, International Office, University of Coordinator, Career Service, International Office,Munster, Munster, Germany University of Munster, Munster, Germany Wichmann, Anke lllmann, Berit Social Counselor, Student Affairs Rostock, Rostock, International Relations Officer, InternationalGermany Office, Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg, Hamburg, Germany Witter, Cornelia International Officer, University of Applied Sciences, Kucharczyk, Janina Zdzislawa Erfurt, Germany International Student Advisor, Regensburg School of Applied Sciences, Regensburg, GermanyWitznick, Manfred Legal Officer, Departmentof Administration, University Lefin, Daniela of Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany Administration Employee, International Relations Office, Gelsenkirchen School of Applied Sciences, Gelsenkirchen, Germany

97 SEMINAR PROGRAMS

U.S.-Japan International Education Administrators Program

Fukuda, Yumlko Tsuruta, Yoko Staff, International Exchange Center, DoshishaAdministrator, Office of International Exchange, Women’s College, Kyoto, Japan Academic Affairs Division, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan Kagami, Hidefumi Unit Chief, International Affairs Section, GeneralYamasaki, Affairs Naoko Division, University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa,Official, Japan Graduate School for International Development and Cooperation, Hiroshima University, Kawatani, Wakae Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan Assistant, Department of Student Affairs, Faculty of Economics, Kobe University, Kobe, Japan

98 Alphabetical Index ALPHABETICAL INDEX

A Ang, Steven Beng Wee; Law; Begum, Shakila; Environmental Singapore Sciences; Pakistan Antsyferova, Olga; American Litera­Beker, Victor; Economics; Argentina Abaddi, Ahmed; Religious Studies;ture; Russia Bekes, Csaba; History (non-U.S.); Morocco Apte, Meenakshi J. ; Sociology andHungary Abd El-Haleem, Ali; Agriculture; EgyptSocial Work; India Bekkaoui, Khalid; Language and Abdel-Wahab, Aboel-Magd; Chemis­Armaos, Georgios; Art History; FranceLiterature (non-U.S.); Morocco try; Egypt Arroyo, Gerardo Leonel; MedicalBelfiore, Stefano; Environmental Abdellatif, Mohamed; Agriculture;Sciences; Guatemala Sciences; Italy Egypt Asaduzzaman, Mohammed; PublicBelich, James; History (non-U.S.); Abdrahmanova, Raissa; Education;Administration; Bangladesh New Zealand Kyrgyzstan Asenio Llamas, Susana; Music; Ben Mahmoud, Jouini; Business Abdygapparova, Saule; Linguistics;Spain Administration; France Kazakhstan Astudillo-Ruiz, Javier; Political Ben-Yehuda, Sigal; Biological Abilov, Alexey; Architecture and UrbanScience; Spain Sciences; Israel Planning; Kazakhstan Ata, Osama; Engineering; WestBenali, Bank Driss; Economics; Morocco Achode, Codjo S. ; American History;Aufderlandwehr, Werner; U.S.- Bensaid, Amine; Computer Science; Benin Germany International EducationMorocco Adermann, Hans-Jurgen; U.S.- Administrators Program; GermanyBentsen, Eva; Business Administra­ Germany International EducationAws, Wafa; Linguistics; Syria tion; Denmark Administrators Program; GermanyAzadovsky, Konstantin; LanguageBerkner, and Petra; U.S.-Germany Agbosu, Lennox Kwame; Law; GhanaLiterature (non-U.S.); Russia International Education Administra­ Agoes, Etty; Law; Indonesia Azizi, Rahila; Biological Sciences; tors Program; Germany Aita, Kaoruko; Communications Pakistan and Beviglia-Zampetti, Americo; Political Journalism; Japan Azmi, Ida Madieha; Law; MalaysiaScience; Italy Ajroud, Habib; Language and Bhattacherjee, Debashish; Econom­ Literature (non-U.S.); Tunisia B ics; India Akbib, Abdellatif; Language and Bhebe, Ngwabi Muluge; History Literature (non-U.S.); Morocco (non-U.S.); Zimbabwe Akhundov, Ilham; Mathematics;Bach, Daniel; Political Science; France Boateng, Kofi; Art; Ghana Azerbaijan Bobda, Augustin Simo, Linguistics; Al Mahdi, Naji; Business Administra­Bach, Sinh Tan; Environmental Sciences; Vietnam Cameroon tion; Bahrain Bogaard, Herman; Medical Sciences; Al-Alawi, Saleh; Engineering; OmanBagyinka, Csaba; Biological Sci­ ences; Hungary Netherlands Al-Mooji, Yusuf; Geology; Yemen Bogdanic, Aleksandar; Communica­ Al-Najar, Hamoud; Economics; Bahri, Hakima; Agriculture; Morocco Bakalov, Dimitar; Physics and tions and Journalism; Bosnia and Yemen Hercegovina Al-Najjar, Ibrahim; Chemistry; SaudiAstronomy; Bulgaria Bakushevych, Ivanna; BusinessBohinc, Rado; Law; Slovenia Arabia Bokhari, Fardos; Biological Sciences; Alaiban, Talal; Agriculture; Syria Administration; Ukraine Balabushevych, Tetiana; HistorySaudi Arabia Alberto, Vivian; Education; Philippines Bordyuk, Lyudmyla; TEFL/Applied Alghamdi, Saeid; Engineering;(non-U.S.); Saudi Ukraine Balota, Maria; Biological Sciences;Linguistics; Ukraine Arabia Borm, Sigrid; U.S.-Germany Interna­ Aliyev, Rashad; Computer Science;Romania Banu, Shamsia; Biological Sciences;tional Education Administrators Azerbaijan Program; Germany Alluwaimi, Ahmed; Biological Sci­ India Barahona, Maria; Architecture Boroditch,and Serguei; Economics; ences; Saudi Arabia Urban Planning; Costa Rica Belarus Alonso Del Amo, Rocio; Environmen­ Barbaranelli, Claudio; Psychology;Bosgraaf, Leonard; Chemistry; tal Sciences; Spain Netherlands Aly, Mohammed; Biological Sciences;Italy Barkholt, Lisbeth; Medical Sciences;Botcheva, Nadejda; Biological Egypt Sciences; Bulgaria Amanova, Nurgul; EnvironmentalSweden Barki-Harrington, Lisa; Chemistry;Bouabdellah, Mohammed; Geology; Sciences; Kazakhstan Morocco Amigoni, Francesco; Computer Israel Barron Corvera, Jorge; Music; MexicoBoudnitski, Oleg; History (non-U.S.); Science; Italy Russia Anas, Biranul; Art; Indonesia Bauer, Andras; Business Administra­ tion; Hungary Bouguetta, Fouad; Sociology and Ando, Kiwamu; Sociology and Social Social Work; Algeria Work; Japan Beer, Alexander; TEFL/Applied Linguistics; Austria Bousbina, Said; History (non-U.S.); Ang, Peng Hwa; Communications France and Journalism; Singapore

101 ALPHABETICAL INDEX

Braby, Michael Fergus; BiologicalChowdhury, Mahfuzul; Political Dhamodharan, Raghavachari; Sciences; Australia Science; Bangladesh Chemistry; India Braga, Ruxandra; CommunicationsChung, Raung-Fu; Linguistics;Dhanapala, Sapumal; Medical and Journalism; Romania Taiwan Sciences; Sri Lanka* Brancatelli, Giuseppe; MedicalCingiene, Vilma; Business Adminis­Dhaouadi, Mahmoud; Sociology and Sciences; Italy tration; Lithuania Social Work; Tunisia Brobjer, Jan Thomas; Philosophy;Clarkson, Stephen; Political Science;Ding, Yuan-Jee; Language and Sweden Canada Literature (non-U.S.); Taiwan Brochier, Christophe; SociologyClarsen, and Georgine; Sociology Dionissieva, and Katia; Education; Social Work; France Social Work; Australia Bulgaria Budil, Ivo; Anthropology and Cohen-Almagor,Archaeol­ Raphael; PoliticalDjiwatampu, Lalita Wirawan; Psy­ ogy; Czech Republic Science; Israel chology; Indonesia Buzarovska, Eleni; Linguistics; Cooper, Andrew; Political Science;Dobrynin, Nikolai; Environmental Macedonia, Former YugoslavCanada Sciences; Russia Republic of Corchero Romero, Javier; MedicalDosch, Joern; Political Science; Buzarovski, Dimitrije; Business Sciences; Spain Germany Administration; Macedonia, Costea, Former Mihai; Biological Sciences;Dou, Homg Yunn; Biological Sci­ Yugoslav Republic of Romania ences; Taiwan Bykovtsev, Alexander; EnvironmentalCromm, Pascal; U.S.-Germany Dovgopol, Galyna; Business Admin­ Sciences; Uzbekistan International Education Administra­istration; Ukraine tors Program; Germany Drbohlav, Dusan; Geography; Czech c Csillag, Andras; American History; Republic Hungary Dresser, Denise; Political Science; Mexico Cabral, Rodrigo Becke; Engineering; Drezga, Vinka; Communications and Brazil* D Journalism; Croatia* Calvo Gonzalez, Alfonso; Medical Durand, Maria Rita Garcia Loureiro; Sciences; Spain Dajani, Nabil; Communications and Political Science; Brazil Canales Cisneros, Juan Pablo;Journalism; Lebanon Dushenaliyev, Edil; Business Geology; Spain* Dakkak, Henia; Medical Sciences; Administration; Kyrgyzstan Cantellano, Helia; Business Adminis­West Bank Dziadek, Jaroslaw; Biological tration; Mexico Danczik, Erzsebet; Biological Sci­ Catterall, Peter; History (non-U.S.);ences; Hungary Sciences; Poland United Kingdom Danho, Emile; Environmental Ceccarelli, Nicolo; CommunicationsSciences; Cote d’Ivoire E and Journalism; Italy Darwiche, Abdullah; Agriculture; Syria Chaatit, Faoud; Mathematics; Dascaliuc, Alexandru; BiologicalEbbing, Ursula; U.S.-Germany Morocco Sciences; Moldova International Education Administra­ Chafik, Tarik; Engineering; MoroccoDatar, Chhaya; Sociology and Socialtors Program; Germany Chamberlain, Richard GeorgeWork; Digby; India Eden, Amir; Biological Sciences; TEFL/Applied; Linguistics; UnitedDavideanu, Grigore; EnvironmentalIsrael Kingdom Sciences; Romania Edirisinghe, Jayanthi; Agriculture; Sri Chan, Ka Wah; CommunicationsDavidson, and Susan; Public Administra­Lanka Journalism; Hong Kong tion; United Kingdom Eimer, Andreas; U.S.-Germany Charonov, Igor, Linguistics; RussiaDavitashvili, Zurab; Political Science;International Education Administra­ Chen, Chun-I; Law; Taiwan Georgia tors Program; Germany Chen, Chyi-Mei; Business Adminis­De Castro, Paulo; Engineering;Eisenberg, Eliahu; Physics and tration; Taiwan Portugal Astronomy; Israel Chen, Edward; Economics; HongDe Vries, Tity; History (non-U.S.); El Moudden, Abderrahmane; History Kong* Netherlands (non-U.S.); Morocco Chen, Li-Ju; Education; TaiwanDedagic, Fehim; Education; BosniaEl-Kholy, Nadia; Language and Chnirelman, Victor; Anthropologyand and Hercegovina Literature (non-U.S.); Egypt Archaeology; Russia Dedej, Selim; Agriculture; Eliaz, Noam; Engineering; Israel Choi, Sang-Rim; Business Adminis­AlbaniaDegener, Theresia;Enez, Law; Nevin; Art; Turkey tration; Korea Germany Enkhbat, Rentsen; Economics; Chou, Shan-Yu; Business Adminis­Delamare, Virginie; Sociology andMongolia tration; Taiwan Social Work; France Erdelevski, Alexandre; Law; Russia Chou, Tein-Chen; Economics;Demir, Gokhan; Medical Sciences;Esenbel, Selcuk; History (non-U.S.); Taiwan Turkey T urkey Chowdhury, Aparajita; Psychology;Der, Benedict Godwin; History India (non-U.S.); Ghana

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Esperanca, Jose Paulo; BusinessGamie, Mohamed; Sociology andHalhal, Driss; Engineering; Morocco Administration; Portugal Social Work; Egypt Halmajan, Horia; Agriculture; Roma­ Essop, Salim; Political Science; Garcia-Alejandre, Juventino; Chemis­nia United Kingdom try; Mexico Hamad, Ibtissam; Environmental Gargai, Victor; Education; RussiaSciences; Syria Gasio, Guillermo; Political Science;Han, Sang-Lin; Business Administra­ F Argentina tion; Korea Ghoneim, Nahed; TEFL/AppliedHan, Suk-Jung; Sociology and Social Fabry, Nathalie; Economics; FranceLinguistics; Egypt Work; Korea Faludi, Andreas; Architecture andGlasa, Josef; Medical Sciences;Hancharonak, lhar; Education; Urban Planning; NetherlandsSlovak Republic Belarus Fares, Farouk; Environmental Glavic, Mevludin; Engineering;Hanelli, Bosnia Lulezim; Mathematics; Sciences; Syria and Hercegovina Albania Favoreel, Herman; Biological Globa, Galina; Economics; MoldovaHardie, Jane; Music; Australia Sciences; Belgium Glonti, Georgi; Law; Georgia Harouna, Moussa; Geology; Niger Feith, Michel; Language andGomez-Lojero, Litera­ Carlos; Chemistry;Harrison, Kathryn; Political Science; ture (non-U.S.); France Mexico Canada Feldens, Maria G.F.; Education;Gomez-Tuena, Brazil Arturo; Geology;Harutyunyan, Lyudmila; Sociology Fernandez Ramos, Juan Pablo;Mexico and Social Work; Armenia Physics and Astronomy; SpainGonzales Reyes, Pablo Jesus;Hasegawa, Hiroshi; Linguistics; Fex Svenningsen, Asa; BiologicalSociology and Social Work; MexicoJapan Sciences; Sweden Goodridge, Megan; BarbadosHassouna, Mohamed; Biological Fisek, Guler; Psychology; TurkeyGov, Nir; Physics and Astronomy; Sciences; Egypt Fisiloglu, Ayse; Psychology; TurkeyIsrael Hawes, Michael K. ; Political Science; Flores Mendoza, Imer Benjamin;Grah Mel, Frederic; Language andCanada Law; Mexico Literature (non-U.S.); Cote d’IvoireHelmantel, Mark; Business Adminis­ Fobih, Dominic Kwaku; Education;Gramlinger, Franz; Education; Austriatration; Netherlands Ghana Grcar, Bojan; Engineering; SloveniaHestetun, Oyunn; American Litera­ Fonseca, Dilermando MirandaGrdesic, da; Ivan; Political Science; ture; Norway Agriculture; Brazil Croatia Hirabayashi, Noriko; Political Sci­ Foucrier, Annick; History (non-U.S.);Greaney, Michael; Medical Sciences;ence; Japan France United Kingdom Hisdal, Jonny; Medical Sciences; Freeman, David; Sociology andGreidina, Nadejda; Linguistics; Norway Social Work; Australia Russia Hoberg, George; Political Science; Frontelo, Maria; Biological Sciences;Gribbin, Deirdre; Music; United Canada Spain Kingdom Hodeib, Hania; Language and Frunza, Viorica; Business Administra­Grodzynskyy, Mykhaylo; Environmen­Literature (non-U.S.); Egypt tion; Romania tal Sciences; Ukraine Hoelbing, Walter; American History; Fuentes Cabrera, Miguel Angel;Grozev, Kostadin; American History;Austria Physics and Astronomy; Spain Bulgaria Hoen, Hans; Economics; Norway Fujiwara, Kazue; EnvironmentalGrudzinsky, Vladimir; History Holicky, Milan; Engineering; Czech Sciences; Japan (non-U.S.); Russia Republic Fukuda, Yumiko; U.S.-Japan Interna­Gudmundsson, Jonas; BusinessHope, Stuart E. ; Education; Namibia tional Education AdministratorsAdministration; Iceland Horak, Pavel; Medical Sciences; Program; Japan Guelman, Vladimir; Political Science;Czech Republic Russia Horvath, Lajos; Engineering; Hungary G Guemouria, Noura; Engineering;Hossain, M. Khairul; Economics; Morocco Bangladesh Galabov, Boris; Chemistry; BulgariaGuerin, Alexandrine; AnthropologyHou, Yiling; American Literature; Galaychuk, Igor, Medical Sciences;and Archaeology; France China, People’s Republic of Ukraine Guetmanskaia, Elena; Art History;Houalla, Nahla; Medical Sciences, Galias, Zbigniew; Engineering;Russia Lebanon Poland Gurung, Ganesh; Sociology andHoughton James, Conor; Physics Gallego Garcia, Maria Angeles; Social Work; Nepal and Astronomy; Ireland Linguistics; Spain Hsieh, Shulan; Psychology; Taiwan Galouchkine, Alexandre; LanguageH Hsu, Lien-An; Business Administra­ and Literature (non-U.S.); Russia tion; Taiwan Gamba, Paolo; Engineering; Hajji, Italy Abdelmajid; Language Huxley, and Christopher; Sociology and Literature (non-U.S.); Morocco Social Work; Canada

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I Joshi, Chandra; Engineering;Khalil, Nepal Caroleen; Theater and Dance; Juaristi, Eusebio; Chemistry; MexicoEgypt larochenko, Svetlana; SociologyJurika, and Daina; Anthropology andKheyyali, Driss; Biological Sciences; Social Work; Russia Archaeology; Latvia Morocco Ibrahim, Ramli; Theater and Dance; Khun, Sosetha; Language and Malaysia K______Literature (non-U.S.); Cambodia Iglicka-Okolska, Krystyna; Sociology Kilinc, Kamer; Medical Sciences; and Social Work; Poland Kachnikov, Boris; Political Science; Turkey Ikstens, Janis; Political Science; Russia Kim, Jungmai; American Literature; Latvia Kagami, Hidefumi; U.S.-Japan Korea lllman, Berit; U.S.-Germany Interna­International Education Administra­Kim, Young-Hwa; Sociology and tional Education Administratorstors Program; Japan Social Work; Korea Program; Germany Kahangi, Esther Murugi; Agriculture;Kim, Young-Sil; TEFL/Applied Ingstad, Benedicte; AnthropologyKenya and Linguistics; Korea Archaeology; Norway Kang, Jung-Woon; Public Administra­Kirby, Robert; Political Science; Intini, Vito; Political Science; Italy tion; Korea Venezuela Isazade, Afkan Rafail-Oglu; Law;Kanishchenko, Olena; Economics;Kiriyama, Takashi; Engineering; Azerbaijan Ukraine Japan Isci, Gunseli; American Literature;Kaplan, Ruhi; Physics and As­ Kisseleva, Olga; Art; France Turkey tronomy; Turkey Kobayashi, Hiroto; Architecture and Ismail, Mohd Nazari; Business Kar, Subal; Engineering; India Urban Planning; Japan Administration; Malaysia Karaev, Aleksandar; Economics;Kochoradze, Badri Vakhtang; Public Issa, Mohsen Suleiman; Agriculture;Macedonia, Former Yugoslav Administration; Georgia Syria* Republic of Koeva, Stefka; Economics; Bulgaria Ivanova, Alisa; Theater and Dance;Karam, Raif; Theater and Dance;Koh, Philip Tong Ngee; Law; Malaysia Russia Lebanon Kolar, Stanislav; American Literature; Ivanova, Natalia; Psychology; Karanth, Russia Prathibha; Psychology;Czech India Republic Ivosevic, Nadica; EnvironmentalKarasseva, Marina; Music; RussiaKolator, Rainer Franz; Engineering; Sciences; Croatia Karczewski, Grzegorz; Physics andAustria Astronomy; Poland Kolo, Ibrahim Adam; Education; Nigeria J Kassab, Elizabeth; Philosophy; Lebanon Kontar, Evgueni; Environmental Sciences; Russia Jabboury, Huda; Language Kassem,and Hala; Biological Sciences; Egypt Koprivanac, Natalija; Engineering; Literature (non-U.S.); Syria Croatia Jacquelin, Vincent; Psychology;Kassymzhanova, Sabina; Anthropol­ ogy and Archaeology; KazakhstanKorkut, Huseyin; Education; Turkey France Korotenko, Konstantin; Environmen­ Jadid, Mansour; Engineering;Kasumov, Saudi Rufat; Business Adminis­ tration; Azerbaijan tal Sciences; Russia Arabia Korshuk, Alena; Linguistics; Belarus Jain, Neeta; Education; IndiaKatkuviene, Laima; Linguistics; Lithuania Kostal, Thomas; Business Adminis­ Jakus, Ratislav; Biological Sciences; tration; Austria Slovak Republic Katranidis, Stylianos; Economics; Greece Kostkan, Vlastimil; Biological Janakova, Daniela; TEFL/Applied Sciences; Czech Republic Linguistics; Czech Republic Katz, Nestor; Chemistry; Argentina Kawamata, Miyuri; Business Admin­Koutanov, Askar Asanbekovich; Jandl, Robert; Environmental Education; Kyrgyzstan Sciences; Austria istration; Japan Kawatani, Wakae; U.S.-Japan Kovryga, Oleksandr; Business Jarasiunas, Kestutis; Physics and Administration; Ukraine Astronomy; Lithuania International Education Administra­ tors Program; Japan Krasheninnikov, Alexey Valentinivich; Jarkas, Najla; American Literature; Architecture and Urban Planning; Syria Kawaura, Akihiko; Economics; Japan Kawrza, Johann; Music; Austria Russia Jeng, Heng-Syung; Linguistics; Krioukov, Serguei; Economics; Taiwan Kaznina, Olga; Language and Literature (non-U.S.); Russia Russia Jimenez Cid, Victor; Biological Kristjansdottir, Dagny; Language and Sciences; Spain Keino, Esther; Education; Kenya* Kempny, Marian; Sociology andLiterature (non-U.S.); Iceland Jimenez Sanchez, Fernando; Political Kronik, Leeor; Engineering; Israel Science; Spain* Social Work; Poland Kendirbaeva, Anara Turabekovna;Kucharczyk, Janina Zdzislawa; U.S.- Johnson, Vivien; Sociology and Germany International Education Social Work; Australia Business Administration; Administrators Program; Germany Jonsson, Mar; History (non-U.S.); Kazakhstan Kuchment, Lev; Environmental Iceland Khalid, Muhammad; Communica­ tions and Journalism; PakistanSciences; Russia

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Kumbaro, Arben; Theater andLozano, Dance; Rafael; Education; ElMavromoustakos, Thomas; Chemis­ Albania Salvador try; Greece Kushmaro, Ariel; Biological Sciences;Lucido, Maria; Mathematics; ItalyMazo Torres, Juan Jose; Physics and Israel Lukac, Ivan; Chemistry; Slovak Astronomy; Spain Kuznetsov, Volodymyr; Law; UkraineRepublic McGeoch, Melodie Alyce; Biological Kvakin, Andrei; History (non-U.S.);Lukow, Pawel; Philosophy; PolandSciences; South Africa Russia Lund, Ragnhild; TEFL/AppliedMcGoldrick, Dominic; Law; United Kwak, Kyung-Jik; Law; Korea Linguistics; Norway Kingdom Kwiatkowska, Dorota; BiologicalLuo, Lisheng; TEFL/Applied Linguis­Meade, Elizabeth; Education; New Sciences; Poland tics; China, People’s Republic Zealandof Luthar, Oto; History (non-U.S.); Medina Nunez, Ignacio; Sociology L Slovenia and Social Work; Mexico Mehari, Tetemke; Biological Sci­ Lafi, Borni; American Literature;M ences; Ethiopia Tunisia Mei, Chia-Ling; Language and Lagerlund, Henrik; Philosophy;Ma, Junlu; Economics; China, Literature (non-U.S.); Taiwan Sweden People’s Republic of Mele, Antonio; Economics; France Lapeyre, Frederic; Economics; Maalmi, Mostafa; Engineering;Mendikulova, Gulnara; Anthropology Belgium Morocco and Archaeology; Kazakhstan Lee, Molly; Education; MalaysiaMabasa, Ignatius; Area Studies;Mendonca, Jupira Gomes de; Lefin, Daniela; U.S.-Germany Zimbabwe Architecture and Urban Planning; International Education Administra­Maerli, Morten; Physics and As­ Brazil tors Program; Germany tronomy; Norway Mericli, Filiz; Chemistry; Turkey Leirfall, Anita; Philosophy; NorwayMaioni, Antonia; Political Science;Mihalache, Adrian; Computer Sci­ Leppanen, Ritva; Business Adminis­Canada ence; Romania tration; Finland Manaf, Zulkifli; Education; MalaysiaMikki, Mohammad; Computer Lesnykh, Valery; Economics; RussiaManolii, Victor; Biological Sciences;Science; Gaza Levenkov, Oleg; Theater and Dance;Moldova Millan Moncayo, Margarita; Sociology Russia Manouk, Abdul; Engineering; Syriaand Social Work; Mexico Liaw, Meei-Ling; TEFL/Applied Mantu, Cornelia; AnthropologyMirseitova, and Saparkul; TEFL/Applied Linguistics; Taiwan Archaeology; Romania Linguistics; Kazakhstan Lillrank, Annika; Sociology andManzotti, Social Raffaella; Chemistry; ItalyMirza, Javed; Biological Sciences; Work; Finland Marin Vigueras, Jose M. ; Economics;Pakistan Miyashita, Kazuko; American History, Limjap, Auxencia; Education; Philip­Spain pines Markosyan, Karine; Medical Sci­ Japan Lin, Sen-Tyan Robert; Architectureences; Armenia Moav, Omer; Economics; Israel and Urban Planning; TaiwanMarodi, Laszlo; Medical Sciences;Moen, Atle; Medical Sciences; Norway Moerbeek, Mirjam; Mathematics; Lin, Xunzi; Business Administration;Hungary* Netherlands China, People’s Republic ofMarshall, Guillermo; Engineering; Mogalakwe, Monageng; Sociology Lindstrom, Kai; Biological Sciences;Argentina Finland Marteau, Veronique; Political Science;and Social Work; Botswana Mohammad, Aminah; Anthropology Litman, Lee; Sociology and SocialFrance and Archaeology; France Work; United Kingdom Martin, Adriana Regina; Engineering; Molenaar, Wouter; Psychology; Liu, Yiqing; Language and LiteratureBrazil Netherlands (non-U.S.); China, People’s Martin, Pierre; Political Science; Molnar, Miklos; Area Studies; Hungary Republic of Canada Molnar, Peter; Law; Hungary Liwanag, Lydia; Language Martinez, and Ernesto; Engineering; Moreno, Maria; Geology; Spain Literature (non-U.S.); PhilippinesArgentina Morichon Dit Mory, Pascal; Architec­ Loada, Augustin Marie-Gervais;Martinez de La Cruz, Luis Alfonso; ture and Urban Planning; France Political Science; Burkina Faso Chemistry; Spain Morozova, Elena; Linguistics; Ukraine Lofaj, Frantisek; Physics and As­Matsumura, Sachiko; Sociology and Morris, Mervyn; Language and tronomy; Slovak Republic Social Work; Japan Lohani, Prakash; Business Adminis­Matthies, Gudrun; U.S.-Germany Literature (non-U.S.); Jamaica tration; Nepal* International Education Administra­Mostafa, Nehale; Business Adminis­ tration; Egypt Lohani, Shreedhar P. ; Languagetors Program; and Germany Literature (non-U.S.); Nepal Mattozzi, Alvise; CommunicationsMousa, and Marwan; Physics and Lomova, Olga; Language andJournalism; Italy Astronomy; Jordan Literature (non-U.S.); Czech Maurin, Frederic; Theater andMuftuler, Dance; Meltem; Political Science; Republic France Turkey - ALPHABETICAL INDEX

Muhlenhover, Emmanuelle; PoliticalOkopny, Alexander; EnvironmentalPetros, Beyene; Medical Sciences; Science; France Sciences; Ukraine Ethiopia* Mukaratirwa, Samson; Agriculture;Olli, Kalle; Environmental Sciences;Petrov, Valerii; Philosophy; Russia Zimbabwe Estonia Pham, Nghi Thanh; Education; Mukherjee, Prasanta; Art; IndiaOlsson, Karl; Biological Sciences;Vietnam Munoz, Alvaro; Medical Sciences;Sweden Pilpel, Yitzhak; Biological Sciences; Mexico Omoifo, Christiana Nkechi; Educa­Israel Murakawa, Yoko; American History;tion; Nigeria Pinar Garcia, Susana; Biological Japan Oner, Yildirhan; Physics and As­ Sciences; Spain Mutman, Mahmut; Sociology andtronomy; Turkey Pintz, Janos; Mathematics; Hungary Social Work; Turkey Opoku-Agyemang, Kwadwo; Lan­Piper, Burkhard; U.S.-Germany Mutumba, Gerard Majella; Biologicalguage and Literature (non-U.S.);International Education Administra­ Sciences; Uganda Ghana tors Program; Germany Oren, Uri; Biological Sciences; IsraelPlekhanova, Tatiana; TEFL/Applied N Ormotsadze, Revaz; Economics; Linguistics; Belarus Georgia Ponten, Fredrik; Medical Sciences; Nait Charif, Hammadi; Engineering;Orozalieva, Ainura; Law; KyrgyzstanSweden* Morocco Ota, Masakatsu; CommunicationsPop, Adrian; History (non-U.S.); Natewong, Suwanee; Art; Thailandand Journalism; Japan Romania Nazarova, Galina; Biological Sci­Otmakhov, Pavel; Economics; RussiaPotyatynyk, Borys; Communications ences; Russia Ovadia, Ofer; Environmental Sci­ and Journalism; Ukraine Nelissen, Iris; Psychology; Nether­ences; Israel Pozzi, Pablo Alejandro; History lands Ozkan, Sule; Business Administra­(non-U.S.); Argentina Pradhan, Hemanta; Economics; India Ngo, Thi Xuyen; Agriculture; Vietnamtion; Turkey Ngoh, Victor Julius; History Ozkar, Saim; Chemistry; Turkey Pravikova, Lioudmila; Linguistics; Russia (non-U.S.); Cameroon Nguyen, Dung Tien; Economics; Prcikova, Marianna; Education; P Slovak Republic Vietnam Preis-Smith, Agata; American Nguyen, Huong; Language and Paddayya, Katragadda; AnthropologyLiterature; Poland Literature (non-U.S.); Vietnam and Archaeology; India Ngwaba, Francis E. ; Language and Prieto Suarez, Cintz; Biological Paderanga, Cayetano W., J r.; Sciences; Spain Literature; (non-U.S.); Nigeria Economics; Philippines Ni, Feng; Political Science; China, Prikhodko, Valentina; Environmental Palmer, Lyle; Medical Sciences; Sciences; Russia People’s Republic of Australia Nilssen, Tore; Economics; Norway Prista e Silva, Antonio Manuel Park, Young-Kyu; Architecture andMachado; Education; Mozambique Njozi, Hamza Mustafa; LanguageUrban and Planning; Korea Literature (non-U.S.); Tanzania Proost, Joris; Engineering; Belgium Partlas, Margus; Music; Estonia Puig Alenya, Pere; Geology; Spain Noc, Marko; Medical Sciences; Paulet-Crainiceanu, Fideliu; Engi­ Slovenia Puthusserikunnel, Jose Devasia; neering; Romania Business Administration; India Nogueira, Adriana Manuela;Pauluzzi, Lan­ Ingeborg Marlis; Biological guage and Literature (non-U.S.);Sciences; Austria Portugal Pavicic, Mladen; Physics and As­Q Nosyreva, Elena; Law; Russia tronomy; Croatia Novak, Drahomir; Engineering;Peddle, Czech Derek R .; Geography;Qasem, Jamal; Agriculture; Jordan Republic Canada Querejeta Mercader, Jose Ignacio; Nuritdinova, Mukhabbat; MedicalPeitz, Claudia; U.S.-Germany Environmental Sciences; Spain Sciences; Uzbekistan International Education Administra­Queyroux, Fabienne; Library Science; tors Program; Germany France o Perera, Attanayake; Engineering;Quiason, Sri Serafin; History (non-U.S.); Lanka Philippines O’Donoghue, Ann Marie Christine;Pereyra-Garcia, Miguel Castro; Qvarnstrom, Anna; Biological Sci­ Chemistry; Ireland Education; Spain ences; Sweden O’Malley, Mark; Engineering; IrelandPerez Losado, Marcos; Biological O’Sullivan, Michael Patrick; LanguageSciences; Spain R and Literature (non-U.S.); IrelandPerez Matoes, Miriam; Medical Obolonsky, Alexandre; Political Sciences; Spain Radeljkovic, Zvonimir; American Science; Russia Perotti, Maria Gabriela; BiologicalLiterature; Bosnia and Hercegovina Offei-Nyako, Benjamin; Art; GhanaSciences; Argentina Radman, Zdravko; Philosophy; Oh, Mira; Linguistics; Korea Pesochinsky, Nikolai; Theater andCroatia Oke, Mim; Political Science; Turkey Dance; Russia -----.106----- ALPHABETICAL INDEX

Rakotomahevitra, Andrianelson;s Seneviratne, Sudharshan; Anthropol­ Physics and Astronomy; Madagas­ ogy and Archaeology; Sri Lanka car Sadek, Sanaa; History (non-U.S.);Sengsoulin, Bounleuth; Language and Literature (non-U.S.); Laos Randrup, Thomas; Architecture andEgypt Urban Planning; Denmark Sadiqi, Fatima; Linguistics; MoroccoSerrano, Augusto E., Jr. ; Environmen­ Rangnes, Brita; Language andSafaeva, Rahima; Political Science;tal Sciences; Philippines Literature (non-U.S.); Norway Uzbekistan Serrano Hernandez, Maria Dolores; Rasmussen, Jens; Education; Safaric, Riko; Engineering; Slovenia*Physics and Astronomy; Spain Denmark Salem, Abdulrazzak; Engineering;Shah, Mohammad; Geology; Paki­ Ray, Himanshu; History (non-U.S.); Syria stan India Salman, Malek; Language andShakhanova, Nurilya; Anthropology Rechetova, Natalia; American History;Literature (non-U.S.); Syria and Archaeology; Kazakhstan Russia Sam Colop, Luis Enrique; LanguageShamenova, Azia; Education; Reggiani, Andres Horacio; Historyand Literature (non-U.S.); Guate­Kyrgyzstan (non-U.S.); Argentina mala Shen, Sibao; Law; China, People’s Rehber, Erkan; Agriculture; TurkeySamadov, Bakhodir; TEFL/AppliedRepublic of Rekdal, Per; Physics and Astronomy;Linguistics; Uzbekistan Shibli, Rida; Agriculture; Jordan Norway Sampford, Charles; Law; AustraliaShibly, Hassan; Engineering; West Reuther, Anne-Cathrin; U.S.-GermanySanches, Maria Manuela; LanguageBank International Education Administra­and Literature (non-U.S.); PortugalShramko, Yaroslav; Philosophy; tors Program; Germany Sanchez Lopez, Eduardo; Econom­Ukraine Ricard, Virginia; American Literature;ics; Mexico Shulkin, Vladimir; Environmental France Sandberg, Johan; Biological Sci­Sciences; Russia Richet-Cooper, Julien; Law; Franceences; Sweden Sicinschi, Liviu; Medical Sciences; Rilov, Gil; Environmental Sciences;Santos, Cristiane Pizzutti dos; Moldova Israel Business Administration; BrazilSidha Karya, Wayan; Language and Rivron, Marie-Helene; Communica­Santos Ocana, Carlos; BiologicalLiterature (non-U.S.); Indonesia tions and Journalism; France Sciences; Spain Sigida, Svetlana; Music; Russia Roberts, Jeannie; AnthropologySantucci, and Fiammetta; Biological Silva, Joao; Physics and Astronomy; Archaeology; Australia Sciences; Italy Portugal Rodriguez, Veronica; EnvironmentalSargsyan, Vardan; Economics; Simoes, Ana; Chemistry; Portugal Sciences; Mexico Armenia Sirajiddinov, Nishanbay; Economics; Romero, Evanan; Engineering;Sarndahl, Eva; Medical Sciences;Uzbekistan Venezuela Sweden Sirotinskaia, Maria; American History; Ronis, Aivis; Political Science; LatviaSaroglou, Vassilios; Psychology; Russia Rosa, Agostinho; Engineering;Belgium Sjoland, Henrik; Engineering; Portugal Sato, Kazuo; Philosophy; JapanSweden Roth-Szamoskozi; Maria; SociologySawhney, Brajesh; American Litera­Slebarski, Andrzej; Physics and and Social Work; Romania ture; India Astronomy; Poland Rousseaux, Cecilia; Agriculture;Scaglietta, Raffaela; Communica­Slobodine, Serguei; Anthropology and Argentina tions and Journalism; BelgiumArchaeology; Russia Roussenova, Stefanka; LanguageSchmidt, Antje; U.S.-Germany Soenarto, Sastrowijoto; Anthropology and Literature (non-U.S.); BulgariaInternational Education Administra­and Archaeology; Indonesia Routchkine, Vladislav; Psychology;tors Program; Germany Soer-Sodmann, Helga; U.S.-Ger­ Russia Scarpellini, Emanuela; History many International Education Rozsnyai, Balint; History (non-U.S.);(non-U.S.); Italy Administrators Program; Germany Hungary Sedlacek, Petr; Medical Sciences;Soergard, Lars; Economics; Norway Rubin, Derek; American Literature;Czech Republic Soila, Tytti; Theater and Dance; Netherlands Sedlmeier, Marianne; U.S.-GermanySweden* Rugumamu, Severine Mushamba;International Education Administra­Sool, Reet; American Literature; Political Science; Tanzania tors Program; Germany Estonia Ruiz, Nydia; Anthropology andSedrakyan, Artiom; Medical Sciences;Soroka, Mykola; Language and Archaeology; Venezuela Armenia Literature (non-U.S.); Ukraine Ruiz-Suarez, Jesus; Physics andSegura, Juan Rene; Political Science;Steffen, Valder, Jr.; Engineering; Astronomy; Mexico Mexico Brazil Rychkova, Liudmila; Education;Sehic, Dzevad; Business Administra­Stewart, Ian; Public Administration; Belarus tion; Bosnia and HercegovinaAustralia Sen, Sambudha; LanguageStrus, and Jasna; Biological Sciences; Literature (non-U.S.); India Slovenia Stulhofer, Aleksandar; Sociology and Social Work; Croatia ALPHABETICAL INDEX

Styring, Stenbjorn; Chemistry; Touzikov, Andrei; Sociology andVisser, Social Karen; Medical Sciences; Sweden Work; Russia Netherlands Su, Pi-Chong; TEFL/Applied Linguis­Tran, Hoan Huu; Education; VietnamVivas, Carlos Eduardo; Medical tics; Taiwan Trendafilov, Vladimir; American Sciences; Uruguay* Suh, Ji-Moon; American Literature;Literature; Bulgaria Vlad, Tudor; Communications and Korea Trubina, Elena; Philosophy; RussiaJournalism; Romania Sulaiman, Abdul Halim; Environmen­Tsai, Yen-Zen; Religious Studies;Voormann, Rein; Sociology and tal Sciences; Malaysia Taiwan Social Work; Estonia Sun, Xiaofen; Education; China,Tsuruta, Yoko; U.S.-Japan Interna­Voronov, Serguey Nicolaevich; History People’s Republic of tional Education Administrators(non-U.S.); Russia Suparlan, Parsudi; AnthropologyProgram; and Japan Archaeology; Indonesia Tunku Mohtar, Tunku Mohani;w TEFL/ Suryatini, Ni Ketut; Music; IndonesiaApplied Linguistics; Malaysia Sverdrup, Vetle; Engineering;Tupuola, Norway Anne-Marie; SociologyWagenmakers, and Eric-Jan; Psychology; Svete, Tomaz; Music; Slovenia Social Work; New Zealand Netherlands Syiemlieh, David; History (non-U.S.);Turk, Valentina; Biological Sciences;Wang, Xing; American Literature; India Slovenia China, People’s Republic of Szemberg, Tomasz; Mathematics;Twardzisz, Piotr; Linguistics; PolandWang, Yang; Language and Litera­ Poland Tzanetakis, Panagiotis; Physics andture (non-U.S.); China, People’s Astronomy; Greece Republic of* T Wasfi, Nahed; Linguistics; Egypt U Wasilewski, Marek; Communications Takeda, Masako; American Literature; and Journalism; Poland Japan Undas, Anetta; Medical Sciences;Welz, Stefan; Language and Litera­ Takemura, Kazuhisa; Psychology;Poland ture (non-U.S.); Germany Japan Uranues, Selman; Medical Sciences;Wichmann, Anke; U.S.-Germany Tammaru, Toomas; Biological Austria International Education Administra­ Sciences; Estonia Uriyapongson, Suthipong; Agriculture;tors Program; Germany Tan, Harry; Law; Singapore Thailand Widawski, Maciej; Linguistics; Poland Tan, Lee Peng; Business Administra­ Wilczynski, Krzysztof; Engineering; tion; Malaysia V Poland Tanikawa, Takeshi; Communications Witter, Cornelia; U.S.-Germany and Journalism; Japan Vallejo-Ruiz, Ernesto; Mathematics;International Education Administra­ Tariq, Pervaiz; Psychology; PakistanMexico tors Program; Germany Tataki, Argyro; History (non-U.S.); Van Rees, Kees; Sociology andWitznick, Manfred; U.S.-Germany Greece Social Work; Netherlands International Education Administra­ Taylor, Charles; Philosophy; CanadaVanderdonckt, Jean; Computertors Program; Germany Temimi, Samih; Biological Sciences;Science; Belgium Wolf, Margareta Lena; Geography; Jordan Vargas, Maria Cristina; Physics andSweden Thep-Ackrapong, Tipa; TEFL/AppliedAstronomy; Mexico Wong, Andrew; Biological Sciences; Linguistics; Thailand Vasiliu, Rodica; Education; RomaniaMalaysia Thomassen, Einar; Religious Vassileva, Maya; History (non-U.S.);Woodtikarn, Kruamas; Language and Studies; Norway Bulgaria Literature (non-U.S.); Thailand Tidjani, Adams; Chemistry; SenegalVega, Claudia; Agriculture; ArgentinaWorby, Anthony; Environmental Timar, Judit; Geography; HungaryVergara Jauregui, Aitor; Physics andSciences; Australia Tinnevelt, Ronald; Philosophy; Astronomy; Spain Wu, Ting-Lien; Music; Taiwan Netherlands Vermeer, Marike; Law; Netherlands Tirosh-Becker, Ofra; LanguageVerweij, and Cornelis; Medical Sciences;Y Literature (non-U.S.); Israel Netherlands Tobi, Yosef; Religious Studies; Israel Vigalok, Arkadi; Chemistry; IsraelYahya, Adnan; Computer Science; Todorovic, Zdravko; Economics;Vijayalakshmi, K.P.; Political Science;West Bank Bosnia and Hercegovina India Yamasaki, Naoko; U.S.-Japan Toiviainen, Petri; Music; Finland Villacorta, Wilfrido V.; Political International Education Administra­ Tole, Vasil; Music; Albania Science; Philippines* tors Program; Japan Tomkins, Margaret Jane; MedicalVindevogel, Franck; SociologyYang, and Donghyu; Economics; Korea Sciences; Australia Social Work; France Yao, Yew-Mei; Public Administration; Tonami, Koji; Law; Japan Vinogradov, Alexander; Psychology;Taiwan Torkenczy, Miklos; Linguistics; Ukraine Yeh, Chih-Kuei; Sociology and Social Hungary Viragos, Marta; Library Science; Work; Taiwan Hungary Yeld, Nanette; Education; South Africa -----108----- ALPHABETICAL INDEX

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Zaabalawi, Rafe; TEFL/Applied Linguistics; Syria Zaman, Niaz; American Literature; Bangladesh Zangen, Abraham; Chemistry; Israel Zapata Olson-Lunde, Ivar; Physics and Astronomy; Spain Zasztowt, Leszek; History (non-U.S.); Poland Zelce, Vita; Communications and Journalism; Latvia Zelinska, Nadiya; Library Science; Ukraine Zenaichvili, Tatiana; Music; Russia Zepeda, Luis; Chemistry; Mexico Zhang, Xiaoming; Political Science; China, People’s Republic of Zhao, Xuegong; American History; China, People’s Republic of Zhao, Zhongjian; Education; China, People’s Republic of Zharii, Oleg; Engineering; Ukraine Zhou, Shangyi; Geography; China, People’s Republic of Zhu, Chongshi; Law; China, People’s Republic of

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ALABAMA Amanova, Nurgul; Kazakhstan;Fabry, Nathalie; France; Economics* Environmental Sciences Feith, Michel; France; Language and Apte, Meenakshi J.; India; SociologyAnas, Biranul; Indonesia; Art Literature (non-U.S.)* and Social Work Antsyferova, Olga; Russia; AmericanFisek, Guler; Turkey; Psychology Serrano Hernandez, Maria Dolores;Literature Foucrier, Annick; France; History Spain; Physics and AstronomyAta, Osama; West Bank; Engineering(non-U.S.) Bach, Sinh Tan; Vietnam; Environ­Galias, Zbigniew; Poland; Engineer­ ALASKA______mental Sciences ing Barahona, Maria; Costa Rica; Gamba, Paolo; Italy; Engineering De Vries, Tity; Netherlands; HistoryArchitecture and Urban PlanningGonzales Reyes, Pablo Jesus; (non-U.S.) Barbaranelli, Claudio; Italy; Psychol­Mexico; Sociology and Social Work Slobodine, Serguei; Russia; Anthro­ogy Greaney, Michael; United Kingdom; pology and Archaeology Barkholt, Lisbeth; Sweden; MedicalMedical Sciences Worby, Anthony; Australia; Environ­Sciences Han, Suk-Jung; Korea; Sociology and mental Sciences Bauer, Andras; Hungary; BusinessSocial Work Administration Hasegawa, Hiroshi; Japan; Linguis­ ARIZONA Benali, Driss; Morocco; Economicstics Bentsen, Eva; Denmark; BusinessHawes, Michael K.; Canada; Political Aws, Wafa; Syria; Linguistics Administration Science Balabushevych, Tetiana; Ukraine;Bogaard, Herman; Netherlands;Hoen, Hans; Norway; Economics History (non-U.S.) Medical Sciences Hsieh, Shulan; Taiwan; Psychology Bokhari, Fardos; Saudi Arabia;Bohinc, Rado; Slovenia; Law Hsu, Lien-An; Taiwan; Business Biological Sciences Bordyuk, Lyudmyla; Ukraine; TEFL/ Administration Buzarovska, Eleni; Macedonia,Applied Linguistics larochenko, Svetlana; Russia; Former Yugoslav Republic of;Botcheva, Nadejda; Bulgaria; Sociology and Social Work Linguistics Biological Sciences Ibrahim, Ramli; Malaysia; Theater Buzarovski, Dimitrije; Former Boudnitski, Oleg; Russia; History and Dance* Yugoslav Republic of; Business(non-U.S.) Ingstad, Benedicte; Norway; Anthro­ Administration Brochier, Christophe; France; pology and Archaeology Dascaliuc, Alexandru; Moldova;Sociology and Social Work Ivanova, Natalia; Russia; Psychology Biological Sciences Bykovtsev, Alexander; Uzbekistan;Jimenez Cid, Victor; Spain; Biological Fuentes Cabrera, MiguelAngel;Environmental Sciences Sciences Spain; Physics and AstronomyCantellano, Helia; Mexico; BusinessJimenez Sanchez, Fernando; Spain; Guemouria, Noura; Morocco; Engi­Administration Political Science neering Ceccarelli, Nicolo; Italy; Communica­Juaristi, Eusebio; Mexico; Chemistry Manolii, Victor; Moldova; Biologicaltions and Journalism Kar, Subal; India; Engineering Sciences Chafik, Tarik; Morocco; EngineeringKaznina, Olga; Russia; Language McGeoch, Melodie Alyce; SouthChen, Africa; Chyi-Mei; Taiwan; Businessand Literature (non-U.S.) Biological Sciences Administration Kendirbaeva, Anara Turabekovna; Mikki, Mohammad; Gaza; ComputerChou, Shan-Yu; Taiwan; BusinessKazakhstan; Business Administra­ Science Administration tion Mirseitova, Saparkul; Kazakhstan;Clarsen, Georgine; Australia; Sociol­Khalil, Caroleen; Egypt; Theater and TEFL/Applied Linguistics ogy and Social Work Dance Mogalakwe, Monageng; Botswana;Cohen-Almagor, Raphael; Israel;Kim, Jungmai; Korea; American Sociology and Social Work Political Science Literature Morozova, Elena; Ukraine; LinguisticsCostea, Mihai; Romania; BiologicalKim, Young-Hwa; Korea; Sociology Rekdal, Per; Nonway; Physics andSciences and Social Work Astronomy De Castro, Paulo; Portugal; Engi­Kim, Young-Sil; Korea; TEFL/Applied neering Linguistics CALIFORNIA ______Degener, Theresia; Germany;Kiriyama, Law Takashi; Japan; Engineer­ Dosch, Joern; Germany; Political ing Agoes, Etty; Indonesia; Law; Science Kisseleva, Olga; France; Art Al-Najjar, Ibrahim; Saudi Arabia;Dovgopol, Galyna; Ukraine; BusinessKolar, Stanislav; Czech Republic; Chemistry Administration American Literature Alluwaimi, Ahmed; Saudi Arabia;Drbohlav, Dusan; Czech Republic;Kovryga, Oleksandr; Ukraine; Biological Sciences Geography Business Administration Alonso Del Amo, Rocio; Spain; Dresser, Denise; Mexico; PoliticalKristjansdottir, Dagny; Iceland; Environmental Sciences Science Language and Literature(non-U.S.) Esperanca, Jose Paulo; Portugal;Kvakin, Andrei; Russia; History Business Administration* (non-U.S.)

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Kwiatkowska, Dorota; Poland; Biologi­Santos Ocana, Carlos; Spain; Biologi­CONNECTICUT cal Sciences cal Sciences Lagerlund, Henrik; Sweden; PhilosophySargsyan, Vardan; Armenia; Econom­Barron Corvera, Jorge; Mexico; Music ics Erdelevski, Alexandre; Russia; Law Leppanen, Ritva; Finland; BusinessSawhney, Brajesh; India; AmericanGrozev, Kostadin; Bulgaria; American Administration Literature History Liaw, Meei-Ling; Taiwan; TEFL/ Scarpellini, Emanuela; Italy; HistoryHoualla, Nahla; Lebanon; Medical Applied Linguistics (non-U.S.) Sciences Maerli, Morten; Norway; Physics andSen, Sambudha; India; LanguageIvosevic, Nadica; Croatia; Environ­ Astronomy and Literature (non-U.S.) mental Sciences Manouk, Abdul; Syria; EngineeringSilva, Joao; Portugal; Physics andJarkas, Najla; Syria; American Mantu, Cornelia; Romania; Anthropol­Astronomy Literature ogy and Archaeology Sjoland, Henrik; Sweden; Engineer­Kwak, Kyung-Jik; Korea; Law Manzotti, Raffaella; Italy; Chemistrying Luthar, Oto; Slovenia; History Martinez de La Cruz, Luis Alfonso;Slebarski, Andrzej; Poland; Physics(non-U.S.) Spain; Chemistry and Astronomy Mavromoustakos, Thomas; Greece; Moerbeek, Mirjam; Netherlands;Soergard, Lars; Norway; EconomicsChemistry Mathematics Sool, Reet; Estonia; American Otmakhov, Pavel; Russia; Economics Ngo, Thi Xuyen; Vietnam; AgricultureLiterature Ovadia, Ofer; Israel; Environmental Nilssen, Tore; Norway; EconomicsStulhofer, Aleksandar; Croatia; Sciences Noc, Marko; Slovenia; Medical Sociology and Social Work* Pesochinsky, Nikolai; Russia; Sciences Styring, Stenbjorn; Sweden; Chemis­Theater and Dance Oh, Mira; Korea; Linguistics try Ponten, Fredrik; Sweden; Medical Paulet-Crainiceanu, Fideliu; Roma­Suh, Ji-Moon; Korea; American Sciences nia; Engineering Literature Rehber, Erkan; Turkey; Agriculture Pinar Garcia, Susana; Spain; Biologi­Tan, Harry; Singapore; Law Routchkine, Vladislav; Russia; cal Sciences Timar, Judit; Hungary; GeographyPsychology Preis-Smith, Agata; Poland; AmericanTsai, Yen-Zen; Taiwan; ReligiousSedrakyan, Artiom; Armenia; Medical Literature Studies Sciences Prikhodko, Valentina; Russia Turk, Valentina; Slovenia; BiologicalSvete, Tomaz; Slovenia; Music Environmental Sciences Sciences Tomkins, Margaret Jane; Australia; Querejeta Mercader, Jose Ignacio;Twardzisz, Piotr; Poland; LinguisticsMedical Sciences Spain; Environmental SciencesVanderdonckt, Jean; Belgium; Queyroux, Fabienne; France; LibraryComputer Science DELAWARE Science* Verweij, Cornelis; Netherlands; Qvarnstrom, Anna; Sweden; Biologi­Medical Sciences Belfiore, Stefano; Italy; Environmental cal Sciences Vigalok, Arkadi; Israel; Chemistry Sciences Radeljkovic, Zvonimir; Bosnia andZasztowt, Leszek; Poland; HistoryBouguetta, Fouad; Algeria; Sociology Hercegovina; American Literature(non-U.S.) and Social Work Radman, Zdravko; Croatia; Philoso­Zepeda, Luis; Mexico; ChemistryEnez, Nevin; Turkey; Art phy Zharii, Oleg; Ukraine; EngineeringHalhal, Driss; Morocco; Engineering Randrup, Thomas; Denmark; Kaplan, Ruhi; Turkey; Physics and Architecture and Urban PlanningCOLORADO ______Astronomy Rangnes, Brita; Norway; Language Todorovic, Zdravko; Bosnia and and Literature (non-U.S.) Bouabdellah, Mohammed; Morocco;Hercegovina; Economics Rechetova, Natalia; Russia; Ameri­Geology can History Jacquelin, Vincent; France; Psychol­DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA______Richet-Cooper, Julien; France; Law*ogy Rosa, Agostinho; Portugal; Engineer­Jandl, Robert; Austria; EnvironmentalAl Mahdi, Naji; Bahrain; Business ing Sciences Administration Rozsnyai, Balint; Hungary; HistoryJoshi, Chandra; Nepal; EngineeringAzmi, Ida Madieha; Malaysia; Law (non-U.S.) Lund, Ragnhild; Nonway; TEFL/Beer, Alexander; Austria; TEFL/ Salem, Abdulrazzak; Syria; Engineer­Applied Linguistics Applied Linguistics ing Ozkar, Saim; Turkey; Chemistry Belich, James; New Zealand; History Sanches, Maria Manuela; Portugal;Sulaiman, Abdul Halim; Malaysia;(non-U.S.) Language and Literature Environmental Sciences Clarkson, Stephen; Canada; Political (non-U.S.) Tzanetakis, Panagiotis; Greece; Science Sanchez Lopez, Eduardo; Mexico;Physics and Astronomy Cooper, Andrew; Canada; Political Economics Science HOST STATE INDEX

Edirisinghe, Jayanthi; Sri Lanka;Fisiloglu, Ayse; Turkey; PsychologyRasmussen, Jens; Denmark; Agriculture* Fonseca, Dilermando Miranda Education da; Glasa, Josef; Slovak Republic; Brazil; Agriculture Vlad, Tudor; Romania; Communica­ Medical Sciences Horvath, Lajos; Hungary; Engineeringtions and Journalism Glonti, Georgi; Georgia; Law Kanishchenko, Olena; Ukraine; Grah Mel, Frederic; Cote d’Ivoire; Economics HAWAII Language and Literature Karczewski, Grzegorz; Poland; (non-U.S.) Physics and Astronomy Ibrahim, Ramli; Malaysia; Theater Gudmundsson, Jonas; Iceland;Kasumov, Rufat; Azerbaijan; Busi­and Dance* Business Administration ness Administration Tunku Mohtar, Tunku Mohani; Harrison, Kathryn; Canada; PoliticalKirby, Robert; Venezuela; PoliticalMalaysia; TEFL/Applied Linguistics Science Science Wong, Andrew; Malaysia; Biological Hoberg, George; Canada; PoliticalKontar, Evgueni; Russia; Environ­Sciences Science mental Sciences Janakova, Daniela; Czech Republic;Koprivanac, Natalija; Croatia; IDAHO TEFL/Applied Linguistics Engineering Kawaura, Akihiko; Japan; EconomicsKorotenko, Konstantin; Russia;Manuf, Zulkifli; Malaysia; Education Kochoradze, Badri Vakhtang; Geor­Environmental Sciences Wang, Yang; China, People’s gia; Public Administration Lindstrom, Kai; Finland; BiologicalRepublic of; Language and Litman, Lee; United Kingdom; Sciences Literature(non-U.S.) Sociology and Social Work Mousa, Marwan; Jordan; Physics and Lukac, Ivan; Slovak Republic; Astronomy ILLINOIS Chemistry Njozi, Hamza Mustafa; Tanzania; Luo, Lisheng; China, People’s Language and Literature Abaddi, Ahmed; Morocco; Religious Republic of; TEFL/Applied Linguis­(non-U.S.) Studies tics Rakotomahevitra, Andrianelson;Azizi, Rahila; Pakistan; Biological Marteau, Veronique; France; PoliticalMadagascar; Physics and As­ Sciences Science tronomy Bhebe, Ngwabi Muluge; Zimbabwe; Mehari, Tetemke; Ethiopia; BiologicalWasilewski, Marek; Poland; Commu­History (non-U.S.) Sciences nications and Journalism Bobda, Augustin Simo; Cameroon; Morichon Dit Mory, Pascal; France; Linguistics Architecture and UrbanPlanningGEORGIA Bousbina, Said; France; History Ni, Feng; China, People’s Republic (non-U.S.) of; Political Science Aliyev, Rashad; Azerbaijan; ComputerChan, Ka Wah; Hong Kong; Commu­ Obolonsky, Alexandre; Russia; Science nications and Journalism Political Science Danczik, Erzsebet; Hungary; Biologi­Chowdhury, Mahfuzul; Bangladesh; Oke, Mim; Turkey; Political Science cal Sciences Political Science Omoifo, Christiana Nkechi; Nigeria;Fobih, Dominic Kwaku; Ghana;Chung, Raung-Fu; Taiwan; Linguis­ Education Education tics Safaeva, Rahima; Uzbekistan; Fujiwara, Kazue; Japan; Environmen­Fernandez Ramos, Juan Pablo; Political Science tal Sciences Spain; Physics and Astronomy Santucci, Fiammetta; Italy; BiologicalGalabov, Boris; Bulgaria; ChemistryGargai, Victor; Russia; Education Sciences Gallego Garcia, Maria Angeles;Gov, Spain; Nir; Israel; Physics and As­ Tole, Vasil; Albania; Music Linguistics tronomy Zaabalawi, Rafe; Syria; TEFL/AppliedKachnikov, Boris; Russia; PoliticalGuerin, Alexandrine; France; Anthro­ Linguistics Science pology and Archaeology Karanth, Prathibha; India; Psychol­Holicky, Milan; Czech Republic; FLORIDA ogy* Engineering Kolo, Ibrahim Adam; Nigeria; Educa­Katranidis, Stylianos; Greece; Achode, Codjo S.; Benin; Americantion Economics History Kumbaro, Arben; Albania; TheaterKhalid, Muhammad; Pakistan; Bakalov, Dimitar; Bulgaria; Physicsand Dance Communications and Journalism and Astronomy Lin, Xunzi; China, People’s RepublicLiu, Yiqing; China, People’s Republic Cabral, Rodrigo Becke; Brazil; of; Business Administration of; Language and Literature Engineering Markosyan, Karine; Armenia; Medical(non-U.S.) Danho, Emile; Cote d’Ivoire; Environ­Sciences Mabasa, Ignatius; Zimbabwe; Area mental Sciences Medina Nunez, Ignacio; Mexico;Studies Darwiche, Abdullah; Syria; AgricultureSociology and Social Work Mohammad, Aminah; France; Edirisinghe, Jayanthi; Sri Lanka;Mericli, Filiz; Turkey; Chemistry Anthropology and Archaeology Agriculture* Mirza, Javed; Pakistan; BiologicalMolenaar, Wouter; Netherlands; Sciences Psychology 115 HOST STATE INDEX

Muftuler, Meltem; Turkey; Political Jarasiunas, Kestutis; Lithuania; Lohani, Prakash; Nepal; Business Science Physics and Astronomy Administration Mukherjee, Prasanta; India; ArtOrmotsadze, Revaz; Georgia; Marodi, Laszlo; Hungary; Medical Ngwaba, Francis E.; Nigeria; Lan­Economics Sciences guage and Literature (non-U.S.)Ozkan, Sule; Turkey; Business Oren, Uri; Israel; Biological Sciences Novak, Drahomir; Czech Republic;Administration Ota, Masakatsu; Japan; Communica­ Engineering Potyatynyk, Borys; Ukraine; Commu­tions and Journalism Olsson, Karl; Sweden; Biologicalnications and Journalism Pavicic, Mladen; Croatia; Physics and Sciences Prieto, Suarez Cintz; Spain; BiologicalAstronomy Sadiqi, Fatima; Morocco; LinguisticsSciences Peddle, Derek R. ; Canada; Geogra­ Su, Pi-Chong; Taiwan; TEFL/AppliedZelce, Vita; Latvia; Communicationsphy Linguistics and Journalism Petros, Beyene; Ethiopia; Medical Thep-Ackrapong, Tipa; Thailand; Sciences TEFL/Applied Linguistics KANSAS ______Pop, Adrian; Romania; History Trendafilov, Vladimir; Bulgaria; (non-U.S.) American Literature Abdygapparova, Saule; Kazakhstan;Sam Colop, Luis Enrique; Guate­ Vinogradov, Alexander; Ukraine;Linguistics mala; Language and Literature Psychology Touzikov, Andrei; Russia; Sociology(non-U.S.) Yeh, Chih-Kuei; Taiwan; Sociologyand Social Work Tammaru, Toomas; Estonia; Biologi­ and Social Work Yang, Donghyu; Korea; Economicscal Sciences Zapata Olson-Lunde, Ivar; Spain; Vijayalakshmi, K .P.; India; Political Physics and Astronomy KENTUCKY Science Zenaichvili, Tatiana; Russia; Music Viragos, Marta; Hungary; Library Frunza, Viorica; Romania; BusinessScience INDIANA Administration Zaman, Niaz; Bangladesh; American Halmajan, Horia; Romania; Agricul­Literature Ajroud, Habib; Tunisia; Languageture Zangen, Abraham; Israel; Chemistry and Literature (non-U.S.) Kostal, Thomas; Austria; BusinessZhao, Xuegong; China, People’s Boateng, Kofi; Ghana; Art Administration Republic of; American History Jurika, Daina; Latvia; AnthropologyVega, Claudia; Argentina; Agriculture and Archaeology MASSACHUSETTS Kawrza, Johann; Austria; Music LOUISIANA ______Maalmi, Mostafa; Morocco; Engineer­ Aita, Kaoruko; Japan; Communica­ ing Kilinc, Kamer; Turkey; Medical tions and Journalism Nguyen, Dung Tien; Vietnam; Sciences Ang, Peng Hwa; Singapore; Commu­ Economics Mukaratirwa, Samson; Zimbabwe;nications and Journalism Orozalieva, Ainura; Kyrgyzstan; LawAgriculture Astudillo-Ruiz, Javier; Spain; Political Pereyra-Garcia, Miguel Castro; Spain; Science Education MARYLAND______Bach, Daniel; France; Political Rivron, Marie-Helene; France; Science Communications and JournalismArroyo, Gerardo Leonel; Guatemala;Bagyinka, Csaba; Hungary; Biological Shibli, Rida; Jordan; Agriculture Medical Sciences Sciences Shramko, Yaroslav; Ukraine; Philoso­Bosgraaf, Leonard; Netherlands;Beviglia-Zampetti, Americo; Italy; phy Chemistry Political Science Sirajiddinov, Nishanbay; Uzbekistan;Budil, Ivo; Czech Republic; Anthropol­Braby, Michael Fergus; Australia; Economics ogy and Archaeology Biological Sciences Stulhofer, Aleksandar; Croatia;Calvo Gonzalez, Alfonso; Spain;Canales Cisneros, Juan Pablo; Sociology and Social Work* Medical Sciences Spain; Geology Suparlan, Parsudi; Indonesia;Chen, Chun-I; Taiwan; Law Chnirelman, Victor; Russia; Anthro­ Anthropology and ArchaeologyCorchero Romero, Javier; Spain;pology and Archaeology Syiemlieh, David; India; History Medical Sciences Davitashvili, Zurab; Georgia; Political (non-U.S.) Dhanapala, Sapumal; Sri Lanka;Science Tran, Hoan Huu; Vietnam; EducationMedical Sciences Dhamodharan, Raghavachari; India; Wagenmakers, Eric-Jan; Nether­Frontelo, Maria; Spain; BiologicalChemistry lands; Psychology Sciences Dushenaliyev, Edil; Kyrgyzstan; Jadid, Mansour; Saudi Arabia; Business Administration IOWA Engineering Eden, Amir; Israel; Biological Sci­ Karasseva, Marina; Russia; Musicences G loba, Galina; Moldova; EconomicsLofaj, Frantisek; Slovak Republic;Eliaz, Noam; Israel; Engineering Physics and Astronomy Enkhbat, Rentsen; Mongolia; Eco­ nomics 116 HOST STATE INDEX

Faludi, Andreas; Netherlands;Proost, Joris; Belgium; EngineeringOpoku-Agyemang, Kwadwo; Ghana; Architecture and Urban PlanningPuthusserikunnel, Jose Devasia;Language and Literature Feith, Michel; France; LanguageIndia; and Business Administration*(non-U.S.) Literature (non-U.S.)* Ricard, Virginia; France; AmericanPaddayya, Katragadda; India; Freeman, David; Australia; SociologyLiterature Anthropology and Archaeology and Social Work Romero, Evanan; Venezuela; Ray, Engi­ Himanshu; India; History Gasio, Guillermo; Argentina; Politicalneering (non-U.S.) Science Sampford, Charles; Australia; LawSigida, Svetlana; Russia; Music Grcar, Bojan; Slovenia; EngineeringSarndahl, Eva; Sweden; MedicalSzemberg, Tomasz; Poland; Math­ Gribbin, Deirdre; United Kingdom;Sciences ematics Music Shibly, Hassan; West Bank; Engi­Vasiliu, Rodica; Romania; Education Guelman, Vladimir; Russia; Politicalneering Voormann, Rein; Estonia; Sociology Science Simoes, Ana; Portugal; Chemistry and Social Work Hardie, Jane; Australia; Music Soenarto, Sastrowijoto; Indonesia; Hisdal, Jonny; Nonway; Medical Anthropology and ArchaeologyMINNESOTA Sciences Soila, Tytti; Sweden; Theater and Jeng, Heng-Syung; Taiwan; Linguis­Dance Amigoni, Francesco; Italy; Computer tics Soroka, Mykola; Ukraine; LanguageScience Kobayashi, Hiroto; Japan; Architec­and Literature (non-U.S.) Bahri, Hakima; Morocco; Agriculture ture and Urban Planning Stewart, Ian; Australia; Public Admin­Davidson, Susan; United Kingdom; Koh, PhilipTong Ngee; Malaysia;istration* Law Public Administration Kushmaro, Ariel; Israel; BiologicalSverdrup, Vetle; Norway; EngineeringDer, Benedict Godwin; Ghana; History Sciences Tan, Lee Peng; Malaysia; Business(non-U.S.) Lee, Molly; Malaysia; Education Administration Drezga, Vinka; Croatia; Communica­ Leirfall, Anita; Nonway; PhilosophyTinnevelt, Ronald; Netherlands;tions and Journalism Lillrank, Annika; Finland; SociologyPhilosophy El-Kholy, Nadia; Egypt; Language and and Social Work Tirosh-Becker, Ofra; Israel; LanguageLiterature (non-U.S.) Litman, Lee; United Kingdom; and Literature (non-U.S.) Hope, Stuart E. ; Namibia; Education Torkenczy, Miklos; Hungary; Linguis­ Sociology and Social Work* Horak, Pavel; Czech Republic; Loada, Augustin Marie-Gervais; tics Medical Sciences Trubina, Elena; Russia; Philosophy Burkina Faso; Political Science Korshuk, Alena; Belarus; Linguistics Visser, Karen; Netherlands; Medical Lomova, Olga; Czech Republic; Kronik, Leeor; Israel; Engineering Language and Literature Sciences Rychkova, Liudmila; Belarus; Voronov, Serguey Nicolaevich; (non-U.S.) Education Maioni, Antonia; Canada; PoliticalRussia; History (non-U.S.) Sedlacek, Petr; Czech Republic; Science Yotoriyama, Yosuke; Japan; Educa­Medical Sciences Martin, Pierre; Canada; Political tion Seneviratne, Sudharshan; Sri Lanka; Science Zelinska, Nadiya; Ukraine; LibraryAnthropology and Archaeology Maurin, Frederic; France; TheaterScience and Shamenova, Azia; Kyrgyzstan; Zhang, Xiaoming; China, People’s Dance Education Republic of; Political Science Mazo Torres, Juan Jose; Spain; Vivas, Carlos Eduardo; Uruguay; Physics and Astronomy Zhu, Chongshi; China, People’sMedical Sciences McGoldrick, Dominic; United King­ Republic of; Law dom; Law MISSISSIPPI Mei, Chia-Ling; Taiwan; LanguageMICHIGAN and Literature (non-U.S.) Kheyyali, Driss; Morocco; Biological Han, Sang-Lin; Korea; Business Moav, Omer; Israel; Economics Sciences Muhlenhover, Emmanuelle; France;Administration Huxley, Christopher; Canada; Political Science MISSOURI ______Nelissen, Iris; Netherlands; Psychol­Sociology and Social Work Ismail, Mohd Nazari; Malaysia; ogy Banu, Shamsia; India; Biological Business Administration Olli, Kalle; Estonia; Environmental Sciences Issa, Mohsen Suleiman; Syria; Sciences Catterall, Peter; United Kingdom; Palmer, Lyle; Australia; Medical Agriculture History (non-U.S.) Kuznetsov, Volodymyr; Ukraine; Law Sciences* Chaatit, Faoud, Morocco; Mathemat­ Lucido, Maria; Italy; Mathematics Pauluzzi, Ingeborg Marlis; Austria; ics Biological Sciences Mihalache, Adrian; Romania; Jain, Com­ Neeta; India; Education Petrov, Valerii; Russia; Philosophyputer Science Pilpel, Yitzhak; Israel; BiologicalNait Charif, Hammadi; Morocco; Sciences Engineering

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Lin, Sen-Tyan Robert; Taiwan; Architec­Azadovsky, Konstantin; Russia; Karanth, Prathibha; India; Psychology* ture and Urban Planning Language and Literature Kassab, Elizabeth; Lebanon; Philoso­ Morris, Mervyn; Jamaica; Language(non-U.S.) phy and Literature (non-U.S.) Beker, Victor; Argentina; EconomicsKolator, Rainer Franz; Austria; Engi­ Bekkaoui, Khalid; Morocco; Languageneering NEVADA and Literature (non-U.S.) Kostkan, Vlastimil; Czech Republic; Ben Mahmoud, Jouini; France; Biological Sciences Shah, Mohammad; Pakistan; Business Administration Levenkov, Oleg; Russia; Theater and Geology Ben-Yehuda, Sigal; Israel; BiologicalDance Sciences Lohani, Shreedhar P. ; Nepal; NEW HAMPSHIRE Bhattacherjee, Debashish; India;Language and Literature Economics (non-U.S.) Grodzynskyy, Mykhaylo; Ukraine; Braga, Ruxandra; Romania; Commu­Ma, Junlu; China, People’s Republic Environmental Sciences nications and Journalism of; Economics Lafi, Borni; Tunisia; American Charonov, Igor; Russia; LinguisticsMeade, Elizabeth; New Zealand; Literature Chen, Li-Ju; Taiwan; Education Education Wang, Xing; China, People’s Dakkak, Repub­ Henia; West Bank; MedicalMendonca, Jupira Gomes de; Brazil; lic of; American Literature Sciences Architecture and Urban Planning Delamare, Virginie; France; SociologyMillan Moncayo, Margarita; Mexico; NEW JERSEY and Social Work Sociology and Social Work Djiwatampu, Lalita Wirawan; Indone­Molnar, Peter; Hungary; Law Csillag, Andras; Hungary; Americansia; Psychology Moreno, Maria; Spain; Geology History Dou, Horng Yunn; Taiwan; BiologicalMurakawa, Yoko; Japan; American Dedagic, Fehim; Bosnia and Sciences History Hercegovina; Education Durand, Maria Rita Garcia Loureiro;Mutman, Mahmut; Turkey; Sociology Ding, Yuan-Jee; Taiwan; LanguageBrazil; Political Science and Social Work and Literature (non-U.S.) Esenbel, Selcuk; Turkey; History Nogueira, Adriana Manuela; Portugal; Eisenberg, Eliahu; Israel; Physics(non-U.S.) Language and Literature and Astronomy Essop, Salim; United Kingdom; (non-U.S.) El Moudden, Abderrahmane; Mo­Political Science O’Donoghue, Ann Marie Christine; rocco; History (non-U.S.) Fex Svenningsen, Asa; Sweden;Ireland; Chemistry Favoreel, Herman; Belgium; Biologi­Biological Sciences Park, Young-Kyu; Korea; Architecture cal Sciences Galouchkine, Alexandre; Russia;and Urban Planning Flores Mendoza, Imer Benjamin;Language and Literature Pham, Nghi Thanh; Vietnam; Educa­ Mexico; Law (non-U.S.) tion Jonsson, Mar; Iceland; History Garcia-Alejandre, Juventino; Mexico;Plekhanova, Tatiana; Belarus; TEFL/ (non-U.S.) Chemistry Applied Linguistics Kahangi, Esther Murugi; Kenya;Gomez-Tuena, Arturo; Mexico; Pradhan, Hemanta; India; Economics Agriculture Geology Reggiani, Andres Horacio; Argentina; Kempny, Marian; Poland; SociologyGramlinger, Franz; Austria; EducationHistory (non-U.S.) and Social Work Guetmanskaia, Elena; Russia; Rodriguez, Art Veronica; Mexico; Environ­ Mele, Antonio; France; EconomicsHistory mental Sciences Molnar, Miklos; Hungary; Area StudiesGurung, Ganesh; Nepal; SociologyRonis, Aivis; Latvia; Political Science Pintz, Janos; Hungary; Mathematicsand Social Work Rubin, Derek; Netherlands; American Ruiz-Suarez, Jesus; Mexico; PhysicsHelmantel, Mark; Netherlands; Literature and Astronomy Business Administration Safaric, Riko; Slovenia; Engineering Van Rees, Kees; Netherlands;Hoelbing, Walter; Austria; AmericanSandberg, Johan; Sweden; Biological Sociology and Social Work History Sciences Vargas, Maria Cristina; Mexico; Houghton James, Conor; Ireland;Scaglietta, Raffaela; Belgium; Physics and Astronomy Physics and Astronomy Communications and Journalism Yeld, Nanette; South Africa; EducationIkstens, Janis; Latvia; Political Shen, Sibao; China, People’s Science Republic of; Law NEW YORK ______Intini, Vito; Italy; Political Science Sirotinskaia, Maria; Russia; American Johnson, Vivien; Australia; SociologyHistory Ang, tevenS Beng Wee; Singapore;and Social Work Stewart, Ian; Australia; Public Admin­ Law Karaev, Aleksandar; Macedonia,istration* Armaos, Georgios; France; Art HistoryFormer Yugoslav Republic of;Suryatini, Ni Ketut; Indonesia; Music Asenio Llamas, Susana; Spain; Economics Tanikawa, Takeshi; Japan; Commu­ Music Karam, Raif; Lebanon; Theater nicationsand and Journalism Dance

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Tataki, Argyro; Greece; History Samadov, Bakhodir; Uzbekistan;Asaduzzaman, Mohammed; (non-U.S.) TEFL/Applied Linguistics Bangladesh; Public Administration Taylor, Charles; Canada; Philosophy Bensaid, Amine; Morocco; Computer Toiviainen, Petri; Finland; MusicOHIO Science Tupuola, Anne-Marie; New Zealand; Bogdanic, Aleksandar; Bosnia and Sociology and Social Work Bakushevych, Ivanna; Ukraine; Hercegovina; Communications Vergara Jauregui, Aitor; Spain; Business Administration and Journalism Physics and Astronomy Feldens, Maria G .F.; Brazil; EducationBoroditch, Serguei; Belarus; Eco­ Vermeer, Marike; Netherlands; Krioukov, Law Serguei; Russia; Econom­nomics Vindevogel, Franck; France; Sociol­ics Brancatelli, Giuseppe; Italy; Medical ogy and Social Work Lesnykh, Valery; Russia; EconomicsSciences Limjap, Auxencia; Philippines; Choi, Sang-Rim; Korea; Business NORTH CAROLINA Education Administration Mattozzi, Alvise; Italy; Communica­Datar, Chhaya; India; Sociology and Barki-Harrington, Lisa; Israel; tions and Journalism Social Work Chemistry Moen, Atle; Norway; Medical SciencesDemir, Gokhan; Turkey; Medical Dajani, Nabil; Lebanon; Communica­Nuritdinova, Mukhabbat; Uzbekistan;Sciences tions and Journalism Medical Sciences Fabry, Nathalie; France; Economics* Dionissieva, Katia; Bulgaria; Educa­Palmer, Lyle; Australia; Medical Fares, Farouk; Syria; Environmental tion Sciences* Sciences Hestetun, Oyunn; Norway; AmericanPozzi, Pablo Alejandro; Argentina;Galaychuk, Igor; Ukraine; Medical Literature History (non-U.S.) Sciences Hou, Yiling; China, People’s RepublicSantos, Cristiane Pizzutti dos; Brazil;Gomez-Lojero, Carlos; Mexico; of; American Literature Business Administration Chemistry Jabboury, Huda; Syria; LanguageWelz, Stefan;and Germany; LanguageHamad, Ibtissam; Syria; Environmen­ Literature (non-U.S.) and Literature (non-U.S.) tal Sciences Katz, Nestor; Argentina; ChemistryWilczynski, Krzysztof; Poland; Engi­Hancharonak, lhar; Belarus; Educa­ Kawamata, Miyuri; Japan; Businessneering tion Administration Hanelli, Lulezim; Albania; Mathemat­ Lukow, Pawel; Poland; PhilosophyOKLAHOMA ______ics Offei-Nyako, Benjamin; Ghana; Art Iglicka-Okolska, Krystyna; Poland; Perez Matoes, Miriam; Spain; MedicalHarouna, Moussa; Niger; GeologySociology and Social Work Sciences Uriyapongson, Suthipong; Thailand;Isci, Gunseli; Turkey; American Puthusserikunnel, Jose Devasia;Agriculture Literature India; Business Administration* Katkuviene, Laima; Lithuania; Rilov, Gil; Israel; Environmental OREGON Linguistics Sciences Keino, Esther; Kenya; Education Roberts, Jeannie; Australia; Anthro­Dhaouadi, Mahmoud; Tunisia;Koeva, Stefka; Bulgaria; Economics pology and Archaeology Sociology and Social Work Koutanov, Askar Asanbekovich; Roth-Szamoskozi, Maria; Romania;Khun, Sosetha; Cambodia; Lan­Kyrgyzstan; Education Sociology and Social Work guage and Literature (non-U.S.)Marin Vigueras, Jose M.; Spain; Roussenova, Stefanka; Bulgaria;Liwanag, Lydia; Philippines; Lan­Economics Language and Literature guage and Literature (non-U.S.)Marshall, Guillermo; Argentina; (non-U.S.) Nguyen, Huong; Vietnam; LanguageEngineering Rugumamu, Severine Mushamba;and Literature (non-U.S.) Martinez, Ernesto; Argentina; Engi­ Tanzania; Political Science Sengsoulin, Bounleuth; Laos; neering Strus, Jasna; Slovenia; BiologicalLanguage and Literature Mutumba, Gerard Majella, Uganda; Sciences (non-U.S.) Biological Sciences Thomassen, Einar; Nonway; Reli­Sidha Karya, Wayan; Indonesia;Prcikova, Marianna; Slovak Republic; gious Studies Language and Literature Education Vassileva, Maya; Bulgaria; History (non-U.S.) Segura, Juan Rene; Mexico; Political (non-U.S.) Woodtikarn, Kruamas; Thailand;Science Yahya, Adnan; West Bank; ComputerLanguage and Literature Takemura, Kazuhisa; Japan; Psychol­ Science (non-U.S.) ogy Tariq, Pervaiz; Pakistan; Psychology NORTH DAKOTA ______PENNSYLVANIA Uranues, Selman; Austria; Medical Sciences Kassymzhanova, Sabina; Abdrahmanova, Raissa; Kyrgyzstan;Zhao, Zhongjian; China, People’s Kazakhstan; Anthropology andEducation Republic of; Education Archaeology Alberto, Vivian; Philippines; Education

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RHODE ISLAND Shulkin, Vladimir; Russia; Environ­WEST VIRGINIA mental Sciences Lapeyre, Frederic; Belgium; Econom­Wu, Ting-Lien; Taiwan; Music Sun, Xiaofen; China, People’s ics Republic of; Education Serrano, Augusto E. Jr. ; Philippines;UTAH Environmental Sciences WISCONSIN Dobrynin, Nikolai; Russia; Environ­ SOUTH CAROLINA _____ mental Sciences Agbosu, Lennox Kwame; Ghana; Law Kuchment, Lev; Russia; Environmen­Al-Najar, Hamoud; Yemen; Econom­ Abilov, Alexey; Kazakhstan; Architec­tal Sciences ics ture and Urban Planning Perez Losado, Marcos; Spain; Glavic, Mevludin; Bosnia and Alaiban, Talal; Syria; Agriculture Biological Sciences Hercegovina; Engineering Ngoh, Victor Julius; Cameroon;Rousseaux, Cecilia; Argentina;Korkut, Huseyin; Turkey; Education History (non-U.S.) Agriculture Martin, Adriana Regina; Brazil; O’Sullivan, Michael Patrick; Ireland;Zhu, Xinmin; China, People’s Engineering Language and Literature Republic of; Economics Mendikulova, Gulnara; Kazakhstan; (non-U.S.) Anthropology and Archaeology Okopny, Alexander; Ukraine; Environ­VERMONT ______Richet-Cooper, Julien; France; Law* mental Sciences Shakhanova, Nurilya; Kazakhstan; Undas, etta;An Poland; Medical Anthropology and Archaeology TENNESSEE ______Sciences Tidjani, Adams; Senegal; Chemistry Vallejo-Ruiz, Ernesto; Mexico; Cingiene, Vilma; Lithuania; BusinessVIRGINIA Mathematics Administration Zhou, Shangyi; China, People’s Widawski, Maciej; Poland; LinguisticsAlghamdi, Saeid; Saudi Arabia; Republic of; Geography Wolf, Margareta Lena; Sweden;Engineering Geography Chamberlain, Richard GeorgeWYOMING Digby; United Kingdom; TEFL/Applied TEXAS ______Linguistics Chowdhury, Aparajita; India; Psychol­ Davideanu, Grigore; Romania; ogy Akhundov, Ilham; Azerbaijan; Math­Environmental Sciences Nazarova, Galina; Russia; Biological ematics Grdesic, Ivan; Croatia; Political Sciences Balota, Maria; Romania; BiologicalScience Sciences Harutyunyan, Lyudmila; Armenia;AFFILIATION TO BE Begum, Shakila; Pakistan; Environ­Sociology and Social Work DETERMINED ______mental Sciences Jakus, Ratislav; Slovak Republic; Brobjer, Jan Thomas; Sweden; Biological Sciences Abd El-Haleem, Ali; Egypt; Agriculture Philosophy Qasem, Jamal; Jordan; AgricultureAbdel-Wahab, Aboel-Magd; Egypt Dziadek, Jaroslaw; Poland; BiologicalSaroglou, Vassilios; Belgium; Chemistry Sciences Psychology Abdellatif, Mohamed; Egypt; Agricul­ Hajji, Abdelmajid; Morocco; Lan­Steffen, Valder J r.; Brazil; Engineeringture guage and Literature (non-U.S.)Temimi, Samih; Jordan; BiologicalAl-Mooji, Yusuf; Yemen; Geology Hossain, M. Khairul; Bangladesh;Sciences Aly, Mohammed; Egypt; Biological Economics Tobi, Yosef; Israel; Religious StudiesSciences Munoz, Alvaro; Mexico; Medical Ando, Kiwamu; Japan; Sociology and Sciences WASHINGTON Social Work Natewong, Suwanee; Thailand; Art Bekes, Csaba; Hungary; History Oner, Yildirhan; Turkey; Physics Akbib,and Abdellatif; Morocco; Language(non-U.S.) Astronomy and Literature (non-U.S.) Chou, Tein-Chen; Taiwan; Econom­ Partlas, Margus; Estonia; Music Al-Alawi, Saleh; Oman; Engineeringics Perera, Attanayake; Sri Lanka; Kang, Jung-Woon; Korea; PublicGamie, Mohamed; Egypt; Sociology Engineering Administration and Social Work Perotti, Maria Gabriela; Argentina;Krasheninnikov, Alexey Valentinivich;Ghoneim, Nahed; Egypt;TEFL/ Biological Sciences Russia; Architecture and UrbanApplied Linguistics Queyroux, Fabienne; France; LibraryPlanning Goodridge, Megan; Barbados; Science* Nosyreva, Elena; Russia; Law Education Ruiz, Nydia; Venezuela; AnthropologyO’Malley, Mark; Ireland; EngineeringGreidina, Nadejda; Russia; Linguis­ and Archaeology Puig Alenya, Pere; Spain; Geologytics Salman, Malek; Syria; LanguageSehic and Dzevad; Bosnia and Grudzinksy, Vladimir; Russia; History Literature (non-U.S.) Hercegovina; Business Administra­(non-U.S.) tion 120 HOST STATE INDEX

Gudmundsson, Jonas; Iceland;Ebbing, Ursula; Germany; U.S.- Witznick, Manfred; Germany; U.S.- Business Administration Germany International EducationGermany International Education Hassouna, Mohamed; Egypt; Administrators Program Administrators Program Biological Sciences Eimer, Andreas; Germany; U.S.- Yamasaki, Naoko; Japan; U.S.-Japan Hirabayashi, Noriko; Japan; PoliticalGermany International EducationInternational Education Administra­ Science Administrators Program tors Program Hodeib, Hania; Egypt; LanguageFukuda, and Yumiko; Japan; U.S.-JapanYao, Yew-Mei; Taiwan; Public Admin­ Literature (non-U.S.) International Education Administra­istration Isazade, Afkan Rafail-Oglu; tors Program Azerbaijan; Law lllmann, Berit; Germany; U.S.- * Multiple Affiliations Ivanova, Alisa; Russia; Theater andGermany International Education Dance Administrators Program Kassem, Hala; Egypt; BiologicalKagami, Hidefumi; Japan; U.S.- Sciences Japan International Education Lozano, Rafael; El Salvador; Educa­Administrators Program tion Kawatani, Wakae; Japan; U.S.-Japan Matsumura, Sachiko; Japan; Sociol­International Education Administra­ ogy and Social Work tors Program Miyashita, Kazuko; Japan; AmericanKucharczyk, Janina Zdzislawa; History Germany; U.S.-Germany Interna­ Mostafa, Nehale; Egypt; Businesstional Education Administrators Administration Program Pravikova, Lioudmila; Russia; Lefin, Daniela; Germany; U.S.- Linguistics Germany International Education Prista e Silva, Antonio Manuel Administrators Program Machado; Mozambique; EducationMatthies, Gudrun; Germany; U.S.- Sadek, Sanaa; Egypt; History Germany International Education (non-U.S.) Administrators Program Sato, Kazuo; Japan; PhilosophyPaderanga, Cayetano W ., J r.; Schrijvers, Peter; Belgium; AmericanPhilippines; Economics History Peitz, Claudia; Germany; U.S.- Sicinschi, Liviu; Moldova; Medical Germany International Education Sciences Administrators Program Takeda, Masako; Japan; AmericanPiper, Burkhard; Germany; U.S.- Literature Germany International Education Tonami, Koji; Japan; Law Administrators Program Wasfi, Nahed; Egypt; LinguisticsReuther, Anne-Cathrin; Germany; U.S.-Germany International VISITS TO VARIOUS Education Administrators Program INSTITUTIONS Schmidt, Antje; Germany; U.S.- Germany International Education Adermann, Hans-Jurgen; Germany;Administrators Program U.S.-Germany International Sedlmeier, Marianne; Germany; U.S.- Education Administrators ProgramGermany International Education Aufderlandwehr, Werner; Germany;Administrators Program U.S.-Germany International Soer-Sodmann, Helga; Germany; Education Administrators ProgramU.S.-Germany International Berkner, Petra; Germany; U.S.- Education Administrators Program Germany International EducationQuiason, Serafin; Philippines; History Administrators Program (non-U.S.) Borm, Sigrid; Germany; U.S.-Ger­ Tsuruta, Yoko; Japan; U.S.-Japan many International EducationInternational Education Administra­ Administrators Program tors Program Chen, Edward; Hong Kong; Econom­Villacorta, W ilfridoV.; Philippines; ics Political Science Cromm, Pascal; Germany; U.S.- Wichmann, Anke; Germany; U.S.- Germany International EducationGermany International Education Administrators Program Administrators Program Witter, Cornelia; Germany; U.S.- Germany International Education Administrators Program 121 FULBRIGHT Home Geographic Area Index HOME GEOGRAPHIC AREA INDEX

ALBANIA AUSTRIA Scaglietta, Raffaela; Communica­ tions and Journalism Hanelli, Lulezim; Mathematics Beer Alexander; TEFL/Applied Vanderdonckt, Jean; Computer Kumbaro, Arben; Theater and Linguistics Dance Science Tole, Vasil; Music Gramlinger Franz; Education Hoelbing, Walter; American HistoryBENIN ALGERIA Jandl, Robert; Environmental Sciences Achode, Codjo S.; American History Bouguetta, Fouad; SociologyKawrza, and Johann; Music Social Work Kolator, Rainer Franz; EngineeringBOSNIA AND HERCEGOVINA Kostal, Thomas; Business Adminis­ ARGENTINA tration Bogdanic, Aleksandar; Communica­ Pauluzzi, Ingeborg Marlis; Biologicaltions and Journalism Beker, Victor; Economics Sciences Dedagic, Fehim; Education Gasio, Guillermo; Political ScienceUranues, Selman; Medical SciencesGlavic, Mevludin; Engineering Katz, Nestor; Chemistry Radeljkovic, Zvonimir; American Marshall, Guillermo; EngineeringAZERBAIJAN Literature Martinez, Ernesto; Engineering Sehic, Dzevad; Business Administra­ Perotti, Maria Gabriela; BiologicalAkhundov, Ilham; Mathematics tion Sciences Aliyev, Rashad; Computer ScienceTodorovic, Zdravko; Economics Pozzi, Pablo Alejandro; History Isazad, Afkan Rafail-Oglu; Law (non-U.S.) Kasumov, Rufat; Business Adminis­BOTSWANA Reggiani, Andres Horacio; Historytration (non-U.S.) Mogalakwe, Monageng; Sociology Rousseaux, Cecilia; AgricultureBAHRAIN ______and Social Work Vega, Claudia; Agriculture Naji, Al Mahdi; Business Administra­BRAZIL ARMENIA tion Cabral, Rodrigo Becke; Engineering Sedrakyan, Artiom; Medical SciencesBANGLADESH ______Durand, Maria Rita Garcia Loureiro; Markosyan, Karine; Medical Sciences Political Science Harutyunyan, Lyudmila; SociologyAsaduzzaman, Mohammed; PublicFeldens, Maria G.F. ; Education and Social Work Administration Fonseca, Dilermando Miranda da; Sargsyan, Vardan; Economics Chowdhury, Mahfuzul; Political Agriculture Science Martin, Adriana Regina; Engineering AUSTRALIA ______Hossain, M. Khairul; Economics Mendonca, Jupira Gomes de; Zaman, Niaz; American LiteratureArchitecture and Urban Planning Braby, Michael Fergus; Biological Santos, Cristiane Pizzutti dos; Sciences BARBADOS Business Administration Clarsen, Georgine; Sociology and Steffen, Valder, J r.; Engineering Social Work Goodridge, Megan; Education Freeman, David; Sociology and BULGARIA______Social Work BELARUS ______Hardie, Jane; Music Bakalov Dimitar; Physics and Johnson, Vivien; Sociology andBoroditch, Serguei; Economics Astronomy Social Work Hancharonak, lhar; EducationBotcheva, Nadejda; Biological Palmer, Lyle; Medical Sciences Korshuk, Alena; Linguistics Sciences Roberts, Jeannie; AnthropologyPlekhanova, and Tatiana; TEFL/AppliedDionissieva, Katia; Education Archaeology Linguistics Galabov, Boris; Chemistry Sampford, Charles; Law Rychkova, Liudmila; Education Grozev, Kostadin; American History Stewart, Ian; Public Administration Koeva, Stefka; Economics Tomkins, Margaret Jane; MedicalBELGIUM ______Roussenova, Stefanka, Language Sciences and Literature (non-U.S.) Worby, Anthony; EnvironmentalFa voreel, Herman, Biological Trendafilov, Vladimir, American Sciences Sciences Literature Lapeyre, Frederic, Economics Vassileva, Maya, History (non-U.S.) Proost, Joris; Engineering Saroglou, Vassilios; Psychology

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BURKINA FASO COTE D’IVOIRE Hassouna, Mohamed; Biological Sciences Loada, Augustin Marie-Gervais;Danho, Emile; Cote d’Ivoire; Environ­Hodeib, Hania; Language and Political Science mental Sciences Literature (non-U.S.) Grah Mel, Frederic; LanguageKassem, and Hala; Biological Sciences CAMBODIA Literature (non-U.S.) Khalil, Caroleen; Theater and Dance Mostafa, Nehale; Business Adminis­ Khun, Sosetha; Language andCROATIA tration Literature (non-U.S.) Sadek, Sanaa; History (non-U.S.) Drezga, Vinka; CommunicationsWasfi, and Nahed; Linguistics CAMEROON Journalism Grdesic, Ivan; Political Science EL SALVADOR Bobda, Augustin Simo; LinguisticsIvosevic, Nadica; Environmental Ngoh, Victor Julius; History (non-U.S.)Sciences Lozano, Rafael; Education Koprivanac, Natalija; Engineering CANADA Pavicic, Mladen; Physics and As­ESTONIA tronomy Clarkson, Stephen; Political ScienceRadman, Zdravko; PhilosophyOlli, Kalle; Environmental Sciences Cooper, Andrew; Political ScienceStulhofer, Aleksandar; SociologyPartlas, and Margus; Music Harrison, Kathryn; Political ScienceSocial Work Sool, Reet; American Literature Hawes, Michael K.; Political Science Tammaru, Toomas; Biological Hoberg, George; Political ScienceCZECH REPUBLIC Sciences Huxley, Christopher; Sociology and Voormann, Rein; Sociology and Social Work Budil, Ivo; Anthropology and Archaeol­Social Work Maioni, Antonia; Political Scienceogy Martin, Pierre; Political Science Drbohlav, Dusan; GeographyETHIOPIA Peddle, Derek R.; GeographyHolicky, Milan; Engineering Taylor, Charles; Philosophy Horak, Pavel; Medical Sciences Mehari,Tetemke; Biological Sciences Janakova, Daniela; TEFL/AppliedPetros, Beyene; Medical Sciences CHINA, PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF Linguistics Kolar, Stanislav; American LiteratureFINLAND Hou, Yiling; American LiteratureKostkan, Vlastimil; Biological Lin, Xunzi; Business AdministrationSciences Leppanen, Ritva; Business Adminis­ Liu, Yiqing; Language and LiteratureLomova, Olga; Language andtration (non-U.S.) Literature (non-U.S.) Lillrank, Annika; Sociology and Social Luo, Lisheng; TEFL/Applied Linguis­Novak, Drahomir; Engineering Work tics Sedlacek, Petr; Medical SciencesLindstrom, Kai; Biological Sciences Ma, Junlu; Economics Toiviainen, Petri; Music Ni, Feng; Political Science DENMARK Shen, Sibao; Law FRANCE Sun, Xiaofen; Education Bentsen, Eva; Business Administra­ Wang, Xing; American Literaturetion Armaos, Georgios; Art History Wang, Yang; Language andRandrup, Litera­ Thomas; ArchitectureBach, and Daniel; Political Science ture (non-U.S.) Urban Planning Ben, Mahmoud Jouini; Business Zhang, Xiaoming; Political ScienceRasmussen, Jens; Education Administration Zhao, Xuegong; American History Bousbina, Said; History (non-U.S.) Zhao, Zhongjian; EducationEGYPT Brochier, Christophe; Sociology and Zhou, Shangyi; Geography Social Work Zhu, Chongshi; Law Abd, El-Haleem Ali; Agriculture Delamare, Virginie; Sociology and Zhu, Xinmin; Economics Abdel-Wahab, Aboel-Magd; Chemis­Social Work try Fabry, Nathalie; Economics COSTARICA Abdellatif, Mohamed; AgricultureFeith, Michel; Language and Litera­ Aly, Mohammed; Biological Sciencesture (non-U.S.) Barahona, Maria; ArchitectureEl-Kholy, and Nadia; Language andFoucrier, Annick; History (non-U.S.) Urban Planning Literature (non-U.S.) Guerin, Alexandrine; Anthropology Gamie, Mohamed; Sociology andand Archaeology Social Work Jacquelin, Vincent; Psychology Ghoneim, Nahed; TEFL/AppliedKisseleva, Olga; Art Linguistics

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Marteau, Veronique; Political ScienceKucharczyk, Janina Zdzislawa; U.S.-GUATEMALA Maurin, Frederic; Theater and DanceGermany International Education Mele, Antonio; Economics Administrators Program Arroyo, Gerardo Leonel; Medical Mohammad, Aminah; AnthropologyLefin, Daniela; U.S.-Germany Sciences and Archaeology International Education Administra­Sam Colop, Luis Enrique; Language Morichon Dit Mory, Pascal; Architec­tors Program and Literature (non-U.S.) ture and Urban Planning Matthies, Gudrun; U.S.-Germany Muhlenhover, Emmanuelle; PoliticalInternational Education Administra­HONG KONG Science tors Program Queyroux, Fabienne; Library SciencePeitz, Claudia; U.S.-Germany Chan, Ka Wah; Communications and Ricard, Virginia; American LiteratureInternational Education Administra­Journalism Richet-Cooper, Julien; Law tors Program Chen, Edward; Economics Rivron, Marie-Helene; Communica­Piper, Burkhard; U.S.-Germany tions and Journalism International Education Administra­HUNGARY Vindevogel, Franck; Sociology andtors Program Social Work Reuther, Anne-Cathrin; U.S.-GermanyBagyinka, Csaba; Biological Sci­ International Education Administra­ences GAZA tors Program Bauer, Andras; Business Administra­ Schmidt, Antje; U.S.-Germany tion Mikki, Mohammad; Computer International Education Administra­Bekes, Csaba; History (non-U.S.) Science tors Program Csillag, Andras; American History Sedlmeier, Marianne; U.S.-GermanyDanczik, Erzsebet; Biological Sci­ GEORGIA______International Education Administra­ences tors Program Horvath, Lajos; Engineering Davitashvili, Zurab; Political ScienceSoer-Sodmann, Helga; U.S.-Ger­Marodi, Laszlo; Medical Sciences Glonti, Georgi; Law many International EducationMolnar, Miklos; Area Studies Kochoradze, Badri Vakhtang; PublicAdministrators Program Molnar, Peter; Law Administration Welz, Stefan; Language and Pintz,Litera­ Janos; Mathematics Ormotsadze, Revaz; Economics ture (non-U.S.) Rozsnyai, Balint; History (non-U.S.) Wichmann, Anke; U.S.-Germany Timar, Judit; Geography GERMANY______International Education Administra­Torkenczy, Miklos; Linguistics tors Program Viragos, Marta; Library Science Adermann, Hans-Jurgen; U.S.-Witter, Cornelia; U.S.-Germany Germany International EducationInternational Education Administra­ICELAND Administrators Program tors Program Aufderlandwehr, Werner; U.S.- Witznick, Manfred; U.S.-Germany Gudmundsson, Jonas; Business Germany International EducationInternational Education Administra­Administration Administrators Program tors Program Jonsson, Mar; History (non-U.S.) Berkner, Petra; U.S.-Germany Kristjansdottir, Dagny; Language and International Education Administra­GHANA Literature (non-U.S.) tors Program Borm, Sigrid; U.S.-Germany Interna­Agbosu, Lennox, Kwame; Law INDIA tional Education AdministratorsBoateng, Kofi; Art Program Der Benedict, Godwin; History Apte, Meenakshi J. ; Sociology and Cromm, Pascal; U.S.-Germany (non-U.S.) Social Work International Education Administra­Fobih, Dominic, Kwaku; EducationBanu, Shamsia; Biological Sciences tors Program Offei-Nyako, Benjamin; Art Bhattacherjee, Debashish; Econom­ Degener, Theresia; Law Opoku-Agyemang, Kwadwo; Lan­ics Dosch, Joern; Political Science guage and Literature (non-U.S.)Chowdhury, Aparajita; Psychology Ebbing, Ursula; U.S.-Germany Datar, Chhaya; Sociology and Social International Education Administra­GREECE Work tors Program Dhamodharan, Raghavachari; Eimer, Andreas; U.S.-Germany Katranidis, Stylianos; Economics Chemistry International Education Administra­Mavromoustakos,Thomas; ChemistryJain, Neeta; Education tors Program Tataki, Argyro; History (non-U.S.) Kar, Subal; Engineering lllmann, Berit; U.S.-Germany Interna­Tzanetakis, Panagiotis; PhysicsKaranth, and Prathibha; Psychology tional Education AdministratorsAstronomy Mukherjee, Prasanta; Art Program

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Paddayya, Katragadda; AnthropologyTobi, Yosef; Religious Studies Miyashita, Kazuko; American History and Archaeology Vigalok, Arkadi; Chemistry Murakawa, Yoko; American History Pradhan, Hemanta; EconomicsZangen, Abraham; Chemistry Ota, Masakatsu; Communications Puthusserikunnel, Jose Devasia; and Journalism Business Administration ITALY Sato, Kazuo; Philosophy Ray, Himanshu; History (non-U.S.) Takeda, Masako; American Literature Sawhney, Brajesh; American Litera­Amigoni, Francesco; ComputerTakemura, Kazuhisa; Psychology ture Science Tanikawa, Takeshi; Communications Sen, Sambudha; LanguageBarbaranelli, and Claudio; Psychologyand Journalism Literature (non-U.S.) Belfiore, Stefano; EnvironmentalTonami, Koji; Law Syiemlieh, David; History (non-U.S.)Sciences Tsuruta, Yoko; U.S.-Japan Interna­ Vijayalakshmi, K.P.; Political ScienceBeviglia-Zampetti, Americo; Politicaltional Education Administrators Science Program INDONESIA Brancatelli, Giuseppe; MedicalYamasaki, Naoko; U.S.-Japan Sciences International Education Administra­ Agoes, Etty; Law Ceccarelli, Nicolo; Communicationstors Program Anas, Biranul; Art and Journalism Yotoriyama, Yosuke; Education Djiwatampu, Lalita Wirawan; Psy­Gamba, Paolo; Engineering chology Intini, Vito; Political Science JORDAN______Sidha Karya, Wayan; LanguageLucido, and Maria; Mathematics Literature (non-U.S.) Manzotti, Raffaella; Chemistry Mousa, Marwan; Physics and Soenarto, Sastrowijoto; AnthropologyMattozzi Alvise; Communications andAstronomy and Archaeology Journalism Qasem, Jamal; Agriculture Suparlan, Parsudi; AnthropologySantucci, and Fiammetta; BiologicalShibli, Rida; Agriculture Archaeology Sciences Temimi, Samih; Biological Sciences Suryatini, Ni Ketut; Music Scarpellini, Emanuela; History (non-U.S.) KAZAKHSTAN______IRELAND JAMAICA______Abdygapparova, Saule; Linguistics James, Conor Houghton; Physics Abilov, Alexey; Architecture and Urban and Astronomy Morris, Mervyn; Language and Planning O’Donoghue, Ann Marie Christine;Literature (non-U.S.) Amanova, Nurgul; Environmental Chemistry Sciences O'Malley, Mark; Engineering JAPAN ______Kassymzhanova, Sabina; Anthropol­ O’Sullivan, Michael Patrick; Language ogy and Archaeology and Literature (non-U.S.) Aita, Kaoruko; CommunicationsKendirbaeva, and Anara Turabekovna; Journalism Business Administration ISRAEL Ando, Kiwamu; Sociology andMendikulova, Social Gulnara; Anthropology Work and Archaeology Barki-Harrington, Lisa; ChemistryFujiwara, Kazue; EnvironmentalMirseitova, Saparkul; TEFL/Applied Ben-Yehuda, Sigal; Biological Sciences Linguistics Sciences Fukuda, Yumiko; U.S.-Japan Interna­Shakhanova, Nurilya; Anthropology Cohen-Almagor, Raphael; Politicaltional Education Administratorsand Archaeology Science Program Eden, Amir; Biological SciencesHasegawa, Hiroshi; LinguisticsKENYA ______Eisenberg, Eliahu; Physics andHirabayashi, Noriko; Political Science Astronomy Kagami, Hidefumi; U.S.-Japan Kahangi, Esther Murugi; Agriculture Eliaz, Noam; Engineering International Education Administra­Keino, Esther; Education Gov, Nir; Physics and Astronomy tors Program Kronik, Leeor; Engineering Kawamata, Miyuri; Business Admin­KOREA Kushmaro, Ariel; Biological Sciencesistration Moav, Omer; Economics Kawatani, Wakae; U.S.-Japan Choi, Sang-Rim; Business Adminis­ Oren, Uri; Biological Sciences International Education Administra­tration Ovadia, Ofer; Environmental Sci­ tors Program Han,Sang-Lin; Business Administra­ ences Kawaura, Akihiko; Economics tion Pilpel, Yitzhak; Biological SciencesKiriyama, Takashi; EngineeringHan, Suk-Jung; Sociology and Social Rilov, Gil; Environmental SciencesKobayashi, Hiroto; Architecture andWork Tirosh-Becker, Ofra; Language Urbanand Planning Kang, Jung-Woon; Public Administra­ Literature (non-U.S.) Matsumura, Sachiko; Sociology tion and Social Work Kim, Jungmai; American Literature

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Kim, Young-Hwa; Sociology andMADAGASCAR MONGOLIA Social Work Kim, Young-Sil; TEFL/Applied Rakotomahevitra, Andrianelson; Enkhbat, Rentsen; Economics Linguistics Physics and Astronomy Kwak, Kyung-Jik; Law MOROCCO ______Oh, Mira; Linguistics MALAYSIA Park, Young-Kyu ;Architecture and Abaddi, Ahmed; Religious Studies Urban Planning Azmi, Ida Madieha; Law Akbib, Abdellatif; Language and Suh, Ji-Moon; American Literature Ibrahim, Ramli; Theater and DanceLiterature (non-U.S.) Yang, Donghyu; Economics Ismail, Mohd Nazari; Business Bahri, Hakima; Agriculture Administration Bekkaoui, Khalid; Language and KYRGYZSTAN Koh, PhilipTong Ngee; Law Literature (non-U.S.) Lee, Molly; Education Benali, Driss; Economics Abdrahmanova, Raissa; Education Manaf, Zulkifli; Education Bensaid, Amine; Computer Science Dushenaliyev, Edil; Business Sulaiman, Abdul Halim; Environmen­Bouabdellah, Mohammed; Geology Administration tal Sciences Chaatit, Faoud; Mathematics Koutanov, Askar Asanbekovich; Tan, Lee Peng; Business Administra­Chafik, Tarik; Engineering Education tion El Moudden, Abderrahmane; History Orozalieva, Ainura; Law Tunku Mohtar, Tunku Mohani; TEFL/(non-U.S.) Shamenova, Azia; Education Applied Linguistics Guemouria, Noura; Engineering Wong, Andrew; Biological SciencesHajji, Abdelmajid; Language and LAOS Literature (non-U.S.) MEXICO Halhal, Driss; Engineering Sengsoulin, Bounleuth; Language Kheyyali, Driss; Biological Sciences and Literature (non-U.S.) Barron Corvera, Jorge; Music Maalmi, Mostafa; Engineering Cantellano, Helia; Business Adminis­Nait Charif, Hammadi; Engineering LATVIA tration Sadiqi, Fatima; Linguistics Dresser, Denise; Political Science Ikstens, Janis; Political Science Flores Mendoza, Imer Benjamin; MOZAMBIQUE Law ______Jurika, Daina; Anthropology andGarcia-Alejandre, Juventino; Chemis­ Archaeology try Prista e Silva, Antonio Manuel Ronis, Aivis; Political Science Gomez-Lojero, Carlos; Chemistry Machado; Education Zelce, Vita; Communications andGomez-Tuena, Arturo; Geology Journalism Gonzales Reyes, Pablo Jesus; NAMIBIA______Sociology and Social Work LEBANON Juaristi, Eusebio; Chemistry Hope, Stuart E.; Education Medina Nunez, Ignacio; Sociology Dajani, Nabil; Communications andand Social Work NEPAL Journalism Millan Moncayo, Margarita; Sociology Houalla, Nahla; Medical Sciences and Social Work Gurung, Ganesh; Sociology and Karam, Raif; Theater and DanceMunoz, Alvaro; Medical Sciences Social Work Kassab, Elizabeth; Philosophy Rodriguez, Veronica; Environmental Joshi, Chandra; Engineering S ciences Lohani, Prakash; Business Adminis­ LITHUANIA Ruiz-Suarez, Jesus; Physics and tration Astronom y Lohani, Shreedhar P. ; Language and Cingiene, Vilma; Business Adminis­Sanchez Lopez, Eduardo; Economics Literature (non-U.S.) tration Segura, Juan Rene; Political Science Jarasiunas, Kestutis; Physics andVallejo-Ruiz Ernesto; Mathematics NETHERLANDS Astronomy Vargas, Maria Cristina; Physics and Katkuviene, Laima; Linguistics Astronom y Bogaard, Herman; Medical Sciences Zepeda, Luis; Chemistry Bosgraaf, Leonard; Chemistry MACEDONIA, FORMER YUGOSLAV DeVries, Tity; History (non-U.S.) REPUBLIC OF ______MOLDOVA Faludi, Andreas; Architecture and Urban Planning Buzarovska, Eleni; Linguistics Dascaliuc, Alexandru; Biological Helmantel, Mark; Business Adminis­ Buzarovski, Dimitrije; Business Sciences tration Administration Globa, Galina; Economics Moerbeek, Mirjam; Mathematics Karaev, Aleksandar; EconomicsManolii, Victor; Biological Sciences Molenaar, Wouter; Psychology Sicinschi, Liviu; Medical Sciences Nelissen, Iris; Psychology

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Rubin, Derek; American LiteratureMirza, Javed; Biological SciencesROMANIA Tinnevelt, Ronald; Philosophy Shah, Mohammad; Geology Van Rees, Kees; Sociology andTariq, Pervaiz; Psychology Balota, Maria; Biological Sciences Social Work Braga, Ruxandra; Communications Vermeer, Marike; Law PHILIPPINES and Journalism Verweij, Cornelis; Medical Sciences Costea, Mihai; Biological Sciences Visser, Karen; Medical SciencesAlberto, Vivian; Education Davideanu, Grigore; Environmental Wagenmakers, Eric-Jan; PsychologyLimjap, Auxencia; Education Sciences Liwanag, Lydia; Language andFrunza, Viorica; Business Administra­ NEW ZEALAND ______Literature (non-U.S.) tion Paderanga, Cayetano W ., Jr.;Halmajan, Horia; Agriculture Belich, James; History (non-U.S.) Economics Mantu, Cornelia; Anthropology and Meade, Elizabeth; EducationQuiason, Serafin; History (non-U.S.)Archaeology Tupuola, Anne-Marie; SociologySerrano, and Augusto E ., Jr.; Environ­Mihalache, Adrian; Computer Science Social Work mental Sciences Paulet-Crainiceanu, Fideliu; Engi­ Villacorta, Wilfrido V. ; Political neering NIGER Science Pop, Adrian; History (non-U.S.) Roth-Szamoskozi, Maria; Sociology Harouna, Moussa; Geology POLAND and Social Work Vasiliu, Rodica; Education NIGERIA Dziadek, Jaroslaw; Biological Vlad, Tudor; Communications and Sciences Journalism Kolo, Ibrahim Adam; EducationGalias, Zbigniew; Engineering Ngwaba, Francis E. ; LanguageIglicka-Okolska, and Krystyna; SociologyRUSSIA Literature (non-U.S.) and Social Work Karczewski, Grzegorz; Physics and Omoifo, Christiana Nkechi; Education Antsyferova, Olga; American Litera­ Astronomy ture Kempny, Marian; Sociology and NORWAY Azadovsky, Konstantin; Language and Social Work Literature (non-U.S.) Kwiatkowska, Dorota; Biological Hestetun, Oyunn; American Literature Boudnitski, Oleg; History (non-U.S.) Sciences Hisdal, Jonny; Medical Sciences Charonov, Igor; Linguistics Lukow, Pawel; Philosophy Hoen, Hans; Economics Chnirelman, Victor; Anthropology and Preis-Smith, Agata; American Ingstad, Benedicte; Anthropology and Archaeology Literature Archaeology Dobrynin, Nikolai; Environmental Leirfall, Anita; Philosophy Slebarski, Andrzej; Physics and Sciences Astronomy Lund, Ragnhild; TEFL/Applied Erdelevski, Alexandre; Law Szemberg, Tomasz; Mathematics Linguistics Galouchkine, Alexandre; Language Maerli, Morten; Physics and As­ Twardzisz, Piotr; Linguistics and Literature (non-U.S.) tronomy Undas, Anetta; Medical Sciences Gargai, Victor; Education Moen, Atle; Medical Sciences Wasilewski, Marek; Communications Greidina, Nadejda; Linguistics Nilssen, Tore; Economics and Journalism Grudzinsky, Vladimir; History Rangnes, Brita; Language andWidawski, Maciej, Linguistics (non-U.S.) Literature (non-U.S.) Wilczynski, Krzysztof; Engineering Guelman, Vladimir; Political Science Rekdal, Per; Physics and AstronomyZasztowt, Leszek; History (non-U.S.) Guetmanskaia, Elena; Art History Soergard, Lars; Economics larochenko, Svetlana; Sociology and Sverdrup, Vetle; EngineeringPORTUGAL Social Work Thomassen, Einar; Religious Studies Ivanova, Alisa; Theater and Dance De Castro, Paulo; Engineering Ivanova, Natalia; Psychology OMAN Esperanca, Jose Paulo; Business Kachnikov, Boris; Political Science Administration Karasseva, Marina; Music Al-Alawi, Saleh; Engineering Nogueira, Adriana Manuela; Lan­ Kaznina, Olga; Language and guage and Literature (non-U.S.) Literature (non-U.S.) PAKISTAN Rosa, Agostinho; Engineering Kontar, Evgueni; Environmental Sanches, Maria Manuela; Language Sciences Azizi, Rahila; Biological Sciences and Literature (non-U.S.) Korotenko, Konstantin; Environmen­ Begum, Shakila; EnvironmentalSilva, Joao; Physics and Astronomy tal Sciences Sciences Simoes, Ana; Chemistry Krasheninnikov, Alexey Valentinivich; Khalid, Muhammad; Communica­ Architecture and Urban Planning tions and Journalism

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Krioukov, Serguei; Economics Lukac, Ivan; Chemistry Puig Alenya, Pere; Geology Kuchment, Lev; EnvironmentalPrcikova, Marianna; EducationQuerejeta Mercader, Jose Ignacio; Sciences Environmental Sciences Kvakin, Andrei; History (non-U.S.)SLOVENIA Santos Ocana, Carlos; Biological Lesnykh, Valery; Economics Sciences Levenkov, Oleg; Theater and Bohinc,Dance Rado; Law Serrano Hernandez, Maria Dolores; Nazarova, Galina; Biological Sci­Grcar, Bojan; Engineering Physics and Astronomy ences Luthar, Oto; History (non-U.S.) Vergara Jauregui, Aitor; Physics and Nosyreva, Elena; Law Noc, Marko; Medical Sciences Astronomy Obolonsky, Alexandre; Political Safaric, Riko; Engineering Zapata Olson-Lunde, Ivar; Physics Science Strus, Jasna; Biological Sciencesand Astronomy Otmakhov, Pavel; Economics Svete, Tomaz; Music Pesochinsky, Nikolai; Theater andTurk, Valentina; Biological SciencesSRI LANKA Dance Petrov, Valerii; Philosophy SOUTH AFRICA Dhanapala, Sapumal; Medical Pravikova, Lioudmila; Linguistics Sciences Prikhodko, Valentina; EnvironmentalMcGeoch, Melodie Alyce; BiologicalEdirisinghe, Jayanthi; Agriculture Sciences Sciences Perera, Attanayake; Engineering Rechetova, Natalia; American Yeld, History Nanette; Education Seneviratne, Sudharshan; Anthropol­ Routchkine, Vladislav; Psychology ogy and Archaeology Shulkin, Vladimir; EnvironmentalSPAIN Sciences SWEDEN Sigida, Svetlana; Music Alonso, Del Amo Rocio; Environmen­ Sirotinskaia, Maria; American Historytal Sciences Barkholt, Lisbeth; Medical Sciences Slobodine, Serguei; AnthropologyAsenio, and Llamas Susana; Music Brobjer, Jan Thomas; Philosophy Archaeology Astudillo-Ruiz, Javier; Political Fex Svenningsen, Asa; Biological Touzikov, Andrei; Sociology andScience Social Sciences Work Calvo, Gonzalez Alfonso; MedicalLagerlund, Henrik; Philosophy Trubina, Elena; Philosophy Sciences Olsson, Karl; Biological Sciences Voronov, Serguey Nicolaevich;Canales History Cisneros, Juan Pablo;Ponten, Fredrik; Medical Sciences (non-U.S.) Geology Qvarnstrom, Anna; Biological Sci­ Zenaichvili, Tatiana; Music Corchero Romero, Javier; Medicalences Sciences Sandberg, Johan; Biological Sci­ SAUDI ARABIA Fernandez Ramos, Juan Pablo;ences Physics and Astronomy Sarndahl, Eva; Medical Sciences Al-Najjar, Ibrahim; Chemistry Frontelo, Maria; Biological SciencesSjoland, Henrik; Engineering Alghamdi, Saeid; EngineeringFuentes Cabrera, Miguel Angel;Soila, Tytti; Theater and Dance Alluwaimi, Ahmed; Biological Sci­ Physics and Astronomy Styring, Stenbjorn; Chemistry ences Gallego Garcia, Maria Angeles;Wolf, Margareta Lena; Geography Bokhari, Fardos; Biological SciencesLinguistics Jadid, Mansour; EngineeringJimenez Cid, Victor; Biological SYRIA Sciences SENEGAL Jimenez Sanchez, Fernando;Alaiban, Political Talal; Agriculture Science Aws, Wafa; Linguistics Tidjani, Adams; Chemistry Marin Vigueras, Jose M.; EconomicsDarwiche, Abdullah; Agriculture Martinez de La Cruz, Luis AlfonsoFares, Farouk; Environmental SINGAPORE Chemistry Sciences Mazo Torres, Juan Jose; PhysicsHamad, and Ibtissam; Environmental Ang, Peng Hwa; CommunicationsAstronomy Sciences and Journalism Moreno, Maria; Geology Issa, Mohsen Suleiman; Agriculture Ang, Steven Beng Wee; Law Pereyra-Garcia, Miguel Castro; Jabboury, Huda; Language and Tan, Harry; Law Education Literature (non-U.S.) Perez Losado, Marcos; BiologicalJarkas, Najla; American Literature SLOVAK REPUBLIC Sciences Manouk, Abdul; Engineering Perez Matoes, Miriam; Medical Sale, Abdulrazzak; Engineering Glasa, Josef; Medical Sciences Sciences Salman, Malek; Language and Jakus, Ratislav; Biological SciencesPinar Garcia, Susana; BiologicalLiterature (non-U.S.) Lofaj, Frantisek; Physics and As­ Sciences Zaabalawi, Rafe; TEFL/Applied tronomy Prieto Suarez, Cintz; Biological Linguistics Sciences

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TAIWAN Esenbel, Selcuk; History (non-U.S.)Gribbin, Deirdre; Music Fisek, Guler; Psychology Litman, Lee; Sociology and Social Chen, Chun-I; Law Fisiloglu, Ayse; Psychology Work Chen, Chyi-Mei; Business Adminis­isci, Gunseli; American LiteratureMcGoldrick, Dominic; Law tration Kaplan, Ruhi; Physics and Astronomy Chen, Li-Ju; Education Kilinc, Kamer; Medical Sciences URUGUAY ______Chou, Shan-Yu; Business Adminis­Korkut, Huseyin; Education tration Mericli, Filiz; Chemistry Vivas, Carlos Eduardo; Medical Chou, Tein-Chen; Economics Muftuler, Meltem; Political ScienceSciences Chung, Raung-Fu; LinguisticsMutman, Mahmut; Sociology and Ding, Yuan-Jee; Language andSocial Work UZBEKISTAN ______Literature (non-U.S.) Oke, Mim; Political Science Dou, Horng Yunn; Biological Oner,Sci­ Yildirhan; Physics and As­Bykovtsev, Alexander; Environmental ences tronomy Sciences Hsieh, Shulan; Psychology Ozkan, Sule; Business AdministrationNuritdinova, Mukhabbat; Medical Hsu, Lien-An; Business Administra­Ozkar, Saim; Chemistry Sciences tion Rehber, Erkan; Agriculture Safaeva, Rahima; Political Science Jeng, Heng-Syung; Linguistics Samadov, Bakhodir; TEFL/Applied Liaw, Meei-Ling; TEFL/Applied UGANDA ______Linguistics Linguistics Sirajiddinov, Nishanbay; Economics Lin, Sen-Tyan Robert; ArchitectureMutumba, Gerard Majella; Biological and Urban Planning Sciences VENEZUELA Mei, Chia-Ling; Language and Literature (non-U.S.) UKRAINE Kirby, Robert; Political Science Su, Pi-Chong; TEFL/Applied Linguis­ Romero, Evanan; Engineering tics Bakushevych, Ivanna; BusinessRuiz, Nydia; Anthropology and Tsai, Yen-Zen; Religious StudiesAdministration Archaeology Wu, Ting-Lien; Music Balabushevych, Tetiana; History Yao, Yew-Mei; Public Administration(non-U.S.) VIETNAM Yeh, Chih-Kuei; Sociology andBordyuk, Social Lyudmyla; TEFL/Applied Work Linguistics Bach, Sinh Tan; Environmental Dovgopol, Galyna; Business Admin­Sciences TANZANIA istration Ngo, Thi Xuyen; Agriculture Galaychuk, Igor; Medical SciencesNguyen, Dung Tien; Economics Njozi, Hamza Mustafa; LanguageGrodzynskyy, and Mykhaylo; Environmen­Nguyen, Huong; Language and Literature (non-U.S.) tal Sciences Literature (non-U.S.) Rugumamu, Severine Mushamba;Kanishchenko, Olena; EconomicsPham, Nghi Thanh; Education Political Science Kovryga, Oleksandr; Business Tran, Hoan Huu; Education Administration THAILAND ______Kuznetsov, Volodymyr; Law WESTBANK Morozova, Elena; Linguistics Natewong, Suwanee; Art Okopny, Alexander; EnvironmentalAta, Osama; Engineering Thep-Ackrapong, Tipa; TEFL/AppliedSciences Dakkak, Henia; Medical Sciences Linguistics Potyatynyk, Borys; CommunicationsShibly, Hassan; Engineering Uriyapongson, Suthipong; Agricultureand Journalism Yahya, Adnan; Computer Science Woodtikarn, Kruamas; LanguageShramko, and Yaroslav; Philosophy Literature (non-U.S.) Soroka, Mykola; Language andYEMEN ______Literature (non-U.S.) TUNISIA Vinogradov, Alexander; PsychologyAl-Mooji, Yusuf; Geology Zelinska, Nadiya; Library ScienceAl-Najar, Hamoud; Economics Ajroud, Habib; Language andZharii, Oleg; Engineering Literature (non-U.S.) ZIMBABWE Dhaouadi, Mahmoud; SociologyUNITED and KINGDOM Social Work Bhebe, Ngwabi Muluge; History Lafi, Borni; American Literature Catterall, Peter; History (non-U.S.) (non-U.S.) Chamberlain, Richard GeorgeMabasa, Digby; Ignatius; Area Studies TURKEY TEFL/Applied Linguistics Mukaratirwa, Samson; Agriculture Davidson, Susan; Public Administra­ Demir, Gokhan; Medical Sciencestion Enez, Nevin; Art Essop, Salim; Political Science Greaney, Michael; Medical Sciences 132 Special Programs Index SPECIAL PROGRAMS INDEX

EUROPEAN UNION AFFAIRS RESEARCH PROGRAM

Dosch, Joern; Political Science; Germany Lapeyre, Frederic; Economics; Belgium Faludi, Andreas; Architecture and Urban Planning;Scaglietta, Raffaela; Communications and Journalism; Netherlands Belgium

EUROPEAN SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM

Leppanen, Ritva; Business Administration; Finland

SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM

Abaddi, Ahmed; Religious Studies; Morocco Natewong, Suwanee; Art; Thailand Apte, Meenakshi J .; Sociology and Social Work;Ngwaba, India Francis E. ; Language and Literature (non-U.S.); Chamberlain, Richard George Digby; TEFL/AppliedNigeria Linguistics; United Kingdom Offei-Nyako, Benjamin; Art; Ghana Chan, Ka Wah; Communications and Journalism;Opoku-Agyemang, Hong Kwadwo; Language and Literature Kong (non-U.S.); Ghana Datar, Chhaya; Sociology and Social Work; IndiaPereyra-Garcia, Miguel Castro; Education; Spain Der, Benedict Godwin; History (non-U.S.); GhanaPozzi, Pablo Alejandro; History (non-U.S.); Argentina Essop, Salim; Political Science; United KingdomReggiani, Andres Horacio; History (non-U.S.); Argentina Feldens, Maria G.F.; Education; Brazil Roberts, Jeannie; Anthropology and Archaeology; Australia Flores Mendoza, Imer Benjamin; Law; Mexico Rozsnyai, Balint; History (non-U.S.); Hungary Hope, Stuart E. ; Education; Namibia Sam Colop, Luis Enrique; Language and Literature Jain, Neeta; Education; India (non-U.S.); Guatemala Koeva, Stefka; Economics; Bulgaria Segura, Juan Rene; Political Science; Mexico Kumbaro, Arben; Theater and Dance; AlbaniaSun, Xiaofen; Education; China, People’s Republic of Liu, Yiqing; Language and Literature (non-U.S.);Suryatini, China, Ni Ketut; Music; Indonesia People’s Republic of Tobi, Yosef; Religious Studies; Israel Lohani, Shreedhar P. ; Language and LiteratureTomkins, Margaret Jane; Medical Sciences; Australia (non-U.S.); Nepal Voronov, Serguey Nicolaevich; History (non-U.S.); Russia Mabasa, Ignatius; Area Studies; Zimbabwe Wang, Yang; Language and Literature (non-U.S.); China, Mogalakwe, Monageng; Sociology and SocialPeople’s Work; Republic of Botswana Wasilewski, Marek; Communications and Journalism; Morris, Mervyn; Language and Literature (non-U.S.);Poland Jamaica Wolf, Margareta Lena; Geography; Sweden

SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES SUMMER INSTITUTE

Khun, Sosetha; Language and LiteratureSengsoulin, (non-U.S.); Bounleuth; Language and Literature Cambodia (non-U.S.); Laos Liwanag, Lydia; Language and Literature (non-U.S.);Sidha Karya, Wayan; Language and Literature (non-U.S.); Philippines Indonesia Nguyen, Huong; Language and LiteratureWoodtikarn, (non-U.S.); Kruamas; Language and Literature Vietnam (non-U.S.); Thailand

135 Visiting Fulbright Scholars 1998-99

AGRICULTURE

Issa, Mohsen Suleiman Head, Department of Food Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Tishreen University, Lattakia, Syria Research: A Comparative Study of the Properties of Labnah Made by the Traditional Method and That Made by Ultrafiltration Michigan State University, Department of Food Sciences and Human Nutrition, East Lansing, Ml 48824-1020 c/o Dr. Elliot T. Ryser January 1999—April 1999

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Lohani, Prakash House of Representatives, Kathmandu, Nepal Lecturing: Parliamentary Process in Nepal University of Maryland-College Park, Office of Interna­ tional Programs, College Park, MD 20742 c/o Dr. Marcus Franda October 1998

COMMUNICATIONS AND JOURNALISM

Drezga, Vinka Journalist, Department of International Relations, VecernjiList Croatian Zagreb,Daily, Croatia Research: Post-Cold War Period Hamline University, Department of History, St. Paul, MN 55104 c/o Dr. Nicholas Hayes September 1998-June 1999

ECONOMICS

Chen, Edward Paderanga, Cayetano W., Jr. Lecturing: Short-Term Distinguished LecturerMonetary Board Member, Department of Philippine Visits to various institutions Central Bank, F.B. Harrison, Manila, Philippines c/o CIES Lecturing: The Philippines in the Emerging World October 1998-December 1998 Environment Visits to various institutions c/o CIES April 1999-May 1999 (Fulbright-Freeman Foundation Distinguished Lecturer)

139 EDUCATION

Keino, Esther Dean, Department of Student Affairs, Egerton Univer­ sity, Njoro, Kenya Research: The Positive Role of Student Government in the Management of a University University of Pennsylvania, International Literacy Institute, National Center on Adult Literacy, Philadel­ phia, PA 19104-3111 c/o Dr. Daniel A.Wagner January 1999-June 1999

ENGINEERING

Cabral, Rodrigo Becke Safaric, Riko Researcher, Department of Engineering, AssistantFederal Professor, Department of Robotics, Faculty University of Santa Catarina, Florianopolis/SC,of Electrical Brazil Engineering and Computer Science, Research: A Distributed Virtual Environment toUniversity of Maribor, Maribor, Slovenia Analyze Competitive Investment StrategiesResearch: in A Research of the Robot Dynamics with Financial Markets Use of Neural Networks University of South Florida, College of Engineering,Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Center of Advanced Department of Industrial and ManagementTechnology, Systems, Troy, NY 12180-3590 Tampa, FL 33620-9951 c/o Dr. Harry Stephanou c/o Dr. Suresh K. Khator February 1999-July 1999 December 1998-December 1999

GEOLOGY

Canales Cisneros, Juan Pablo Researcher, Earth Sciences Division, National Sci­ ence Research Council, Barcelona, Spain Research: Thermal and Seismic Structure of the Cocos-Nazca Spreading Center: An Interaction with the Galapagos Hot Spot Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Department of Geology and Geophysics, Woods Hole, MA 02543 c/o Dr. Robert S. Detrick April 1997-March 1999

LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

Wang, Yang Teacherand Dean, Foreign Languages Colleges, Guangxi University, Nanning, Guangxi, People’s Republic ofChina Lecturing: Chinese Culture Lewis-Clark State College, Department of Student Affairs, Lewiston, ID 83501-2698 c/o Dr. Michael Hostetler Scholar-in-Residence Program December 1998-May 1999

■140 MEDICAL SCIENCES

Dhanapala, Sapumal Ponten, Fredrik Medical Officer, Department of Health Services,Physician Office and Pathology Specialist, Department of of the Deputy Provincial Director, Matale, Sri Pathology,Lanka University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden Research: Prevalence and Risk Factors of AnemiaResearch: Pathogenesis of Human Skin Cancer: Among Females in the Reproductive Age GroupTransfection in Studies of p53 Mutations the District of Matale, Sri Lanka Yale University, School of Medicine, Radiobiology Johns Hopkins University, Department of MaternalLaboratories, and New Haven, CT 06520-8040 Child Health, Baltimore, MD 21205 c/o Dr. Douglas E. Brash c/o Dr. Bernard Guyer December 1998-December 1999 October 1998—July 1999 Vivas, Carlos Eduardo Marodi, Laszlo Surgeon, Surgical Clinic Department, School of Head, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Immunol­Medicine, Maciel Hospital, Montevideo, Uruguay ogy, University School of Medicine, Debrecen,Research: Evaluation of New Methods of Study of Hungary Anorectal Function Research: Genes and Gene Products as Mayo Graduate School, Division of Colon and Rectal Immunoadjuvants Surgery, Rochester, MN 55905 National Institutes of Health, National Institutec/o Dr. of Heidi Nelson Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Bethesda,April MD 1999-June 1999 20892-1886 c/o Dr. Steven Holland May1999-June1999

Petros, Beyene Associate Professor, Department of Biology, Addis Ababa University, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Research: Colorimetric PCR-Microtiter Plate Assay for Low-Grade Malaria Infections National Institutes of Health, Laboratory of Parasitic Diseases, Growth and Development Section, Bethesda, M D 20892-0425 c/o Dr. Thomas F. McCutchan December 1998-September 1999

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Jimenez Sanchez, Fernando Villacorta, Wilfrido V. Assistant Professor, Department of SociologyPresident, and Yuchengco Center for East Asia, De La Political Science, Faculty of Political and SocialSalle University, Manila, Philippines Sciences, University of Santiago De Compostela,Lecturing and Research: Fulbright-Freerman Founda­ Santiago, Spain tion Distinguished Lecturer Research: Political Representation and AccountabilityVisits to various institutions in the U.S. Political System c/o CIES University of California-San Diego, DepartmentOctober of 1998-November 1998 Political Science, La Jolla, CA 92093-5003 c/o Dr. Peter Gourevitch March 1999-June 1999

141 SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK

Stulhofer, Aleksandar Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia Research: Sexualities in Transitional Social Settings California State University-Northridge, Center for Sex Research, Northridge, CA 91330 c/o Dr. James E. Elias Indiana University-Bloomington, The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction, Bloomington, IN 47405 c/o Dr. John Bancroft August 1999-May 2000

THEATER AND DANCE

Soila, Tytti Associate Professor, Department of Cinema Studies, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden Research: Women and Film in Sweden Radcliffe University, Radcliffe College, The Bunting Institute, Cambridge, MA 02138 c/o Dr. Rita Brock January 1999-May 1999

142 ADMINISTRATION AND FUNDING OF THE FULBRIGHT PROGRAM

The Fulbright Program is authorized by Public Law 87-256, the Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act of 1961, as amended. The purpose of the program is “to enable the government of the United States to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries . . . and thus to assist in the development of friendly, sympathetic, and peaceful relations between the United States and other countries of the world.” The primary source of funding is an annual appropriation made by the Congress to the United States Department of State. Participating governments and host institutions in many countries and in the United States also contribute financially through cost-sharing, as well as by indirect support such as salary supplements, tuition waivers, university housing, and other benefits.

Grants are made to U.S. citizens and nationals of other countries for a variety of educational activities, primarily university lecturing, advanced research, graduate study, and teaching in elementary and secondary schools. Grants for foreign nationals are available through the binational Fulbright commission/foundation or U.S em­ bassy in the country of citizenship. The Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence (SIR) Program and European Union SIR Program also provide opportunities for U.S. institutions to host visiting lecturers.

The J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarshipcomposed Board, of 12 educational and public leaders appointed by the President of the United States, has statutory responsibility under the Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act of 1961 (Fulbright-Hays Act), as amended, for the selection of all Fulbright grantees and the supervision of the Fulbright Program worldwide, including the formulation of policy guidelines governing such exchanges.

The United States Department of State, Bureau of Educationaldevelops and Cultural policies Affairs, to assure fulfillment of the purposes of the program and administers it with the assistance of binational educational commissions and foundations in some 51 countries that have executive agreements with the United States for continuing exchange programs, United States embassies in 89 other countries, and a number of cooperating agencies in the United States.

The binational Fulbright commissions andestablish foundations the numbers and categories of grants, based on the annual commission/foundation program proposal and on their consultations with local universities; review applications of nominated U.S. participants and arrange or confirm their academic affiliations; make travel arrangements for grantees and their families; and provide orientations and facilitative services. In a country without a commission or foundation, the public affairs section of the U.S. embassy develops the program and supervises it locally.

The Council for International Exchange ofaffiliated Scholars with (CIES), the Institute of International Education, is a private organization that facilitates international exchange in higher education. Under a coopera­ tive agreement with the United States Department of State, CIES assists in the administration of the Fulbright Scholar Program for faculty and professionals.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE PUBLICATION Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Released November 1999 FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR PROGRAM Sponsored by the United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs

For more information, please contact COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE OF SCHOLARS 3007 Tilden Street, NW, Suite 5L Washington, DC 20008-3009

Affiliated with the Institute o f International Education