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Appendices to Annual Report, 2013-14 APPENDICES TO ANNUAL REPORT, 2013-14 APPENDIX A: STUDENT OFF-CAMPUS PRESENTATIONS, PUBLICATIONS, 2 EXHIBITIONS APPENDIX B: STUDENT HONORS AND AWARDS FROM 11 OFF-CAMPUS GROUPS APPENDIX C: HONORS 12 APPENDIX D: PRESENTATIONS 17 APPENDIX E: CREATIVE WORKS 39 APPENDIX F: PUBLICATIONS 46 APPENDIX G: PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES & SERVICE 65 APPENDIX H: UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE GOVERNANCE 84 APPENDIX I: COMMUNITY SERVICE 109 APPENDIX J: ORSP AWARDS 120 1 APPENDIX A STUDENTS’ OFF-CAMPUS PRESENTATIONS, PUBLICATIONS, EXHIBITIONS, 2013-2014 (Student Names are in bold) Almeida, K. (Atmospheric & Geological Sciences Department), “Using magnetic anomalies to map the distribution of glacial deposits in central New York,” Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs. Vol. 46, No. 2, p.108. 2014. Anderson, M., Dethridge, L. and Schofield, D. (Computer Science Department), “Ways of Viewing and Interacting: User Experience in a Virtual Art Gallery,” Virtual Environments: Developments, Applications and Challenges, ed. Bates-Brkljac, N., Nova Publishers. June 2013. Bachmann, K. (English and Creative Writing Department), “Things to Bring to Japan,” SUNY Oswego Study Abroad and Exchange Program website. Available at: http://www.oswego.edu/academics/international/studyabroadprograms/StudentsandParents/Predeparture/ Predeparture_Articles.html. Bartlett, Corrine, Byrne, Kelsey, Cobb, Jessica, Doruszewski, Rebecca, Newkirk, Erin and White, Alycia (School of Business), “Human Resource Management Improvement Recommendations: RockTenn.” April 25, 2014. Batista, A., J. McCarthy, K. Rondan, M. Winkelman and F. Lattanzio. (Sociology Department), Poster presentation at the Annual Meeting of Eastern Sociological Society, Baltimore, MD. 2014. Batista, A., Winkelman, M., Lattanzio, F. and Williams, D. (Sociology Department), "Invisible Work: Bring Awareness to the Global Stage." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of Eastern Sociological Society, Baltimore, MD. 2014. Benz, M. DeForrest, A., Sprague, A., & Furman, M. (Counseling and Psychological Services Department), “RTI and Behavior: Measuring Response to Tier 3 Interventions.” Presentation at the NASP Conference, Washington, DC. February 2014. Borth, M. (English and Creative Writing Department), “The Most Polarizing Issue in America,” Syracuse New Times, January 22, 2014. Branch, Amie, McAuliffe, Laura, McKenna, James, McMahon, Morgan, Pauba, Danielle and Rizly, Mohamed (School of Business), “Human Resource Management Improvement Recommendations: Constellation Brands.” May 11, 2014. Brown, Laura, Hollenbeck, Leslie, Jarvis, Justin, Martin, Abby, McCann, Kristi O’Donaghy, Meghan, Phillips, Leah and Turner, David. (School of Business), “Human Resource Management Improvement Recommendations: Barrett Paving, Inc.” May 2, 2014. 2 Butler, C. (Curriculum and Instruction Department), “Using Co-Writer software to generate independence with intermediate student writers.” Poster presented at annual Adirondack Assistive Technology Conference, Tupper Lake, NY. October 2013. Cerra, Claire (Honors Program), “A Romantic Material World: The Female Fantasy of Power Through Decoration and Domesticity in Mansfield Park, De Monfort, and ‘Christobel’” at the Northeast Regional Honors Conference in Niagara Falls, New York, April 3-6, 2014. Cesta, J., et al. (Physics Department), “Analysis of Corona Wind Laser Profiles,” Syracuse University. Syracuse, NY. Nov. 9, 2013. Christiana, Katharyn (Honors Program), presented at conferences for Undergraduate Women in the Physical Sciences. In each case she was presenting as a co-author of research with Professor Carolyn Ilie. August and October 2013. Claflin, C. and Sullivan, T., (Counseling and Psychological Services Department ), “New visions…new futures: Mental health interventions that foster self-determination among at- risk youth.” New York Mental Health Counselors Association Albany, New York April, 2014. Claflin, C. and Sullivan, T., (Counseling and Psychological Services Department ), “Understanding the hidden social curriculum for learners with autism.” New York School Counseling Association: Western New York Consortium. Rochester, New York, February, 2014. Crowell, K. and Farmer, R. (English and Creative Writing Department), Counter, Narrative Film Panel at SUNYwide Film Festival, Fredonia, NY. April 10 - 12, 2014. Crowell, K. and Farmer, R. (English and Creative Writing Department), URCA, Narrative Film Panel at SUNYwide Film Festival, Fredonia, NY. April 10 - 12, 2014. D’Antonio, J. (Physics Department), “Corona Wind Pattern Characterization,” Syracuse University. Syracuse, NY. Nov. 9, 2013. D’Rozario, J., et al. (Physics Department), “The Importance of Undergraduate Research: a SUNY Oswego Approach,” University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE. Oct. 24 - 26, 2013. D’Rozario, J., et al. (Physics Department), “The Importance of Undergraduate Research: a SUNY Oswego Approach,” Syracuse University. Syracuse, NY. Nov. 9, 2013. Daddario, Alicia (Honors Program), one of the producers recognized for a national award-winning promo at the National Student Electronic Media Convention in San Antonio, Texas, October 31 – November 2, 2013. De Marco, Dianora (Honors Program), led a Roundtable Discussion, “Challenging the International Financial Reporting Standards,” at the Northeast Regional Honors Conference in Niagara Falls, NY, April 3-6, 2014. Deforrest, A., Roquero, L. M., Sprague, A., Belair, R. and Spenceley, L. M. (Counseling and Psychological Services Department), “Reading and effort test performance in students with real and 3 faked learning disabilities.” Poster presentation at the 2013 Annual Conference of the New York Association of School Psychologists, White Plains, NY, October 2013. DeMarco, Dianora. (School of Business), “A Cost- Benefit Analysis on the Convergence of U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles & International Financial Reporting Standards.” SNU/SUNY Oswego Student Academic Research Forum, Shanghai Normal University, May 22-23, 2014. DeSarro, Ronald, Filosofos, Rachel, Pedersen, Kendra, Perra, Michael and Schock, Jim. (School of Business), “Human Resource Management Improvement Recommendations: PPC,” Inc. May 2, 2014. Dunphy, B. (Curriculum and Instruction Department), “Differentiating Common Core writing using Draft Builder software.” Poster presented at annual Adirondack Assistive Technology Conference, Tupper Lake, NY. October 2013. Familo, B., et al. (Physics Department), “Water on Polymethyl Methacrylate: Analysis of Desorption Kinetics,” Syracuse University. Syracuse, NY. Nov. 9, 2013. Favata, K., and Rapke, J., (Psychology Department),” Addressing mental health issues that arise in the forensic interview.” Presentation at the National Symposium on Child Abuse, Huntsville, AL. March 2014. Favata, K. and Rapke, J. (Psychology Department), “Strategies for Effective Collaboration and Testimony for the Forensic Interviewer.” Presentation at the National Symposium on Child Abuse, Huntsville, AL. March 2014. Fox, L. (Curriculum and Instruction Department), “Writing with technology: Using Classroom Suite software to develop reading comprehension with students with autism.” Poster presented at annual Adirondack Assistive Technology Conference, Tupper Lake, NY. October 2013. Fox, L. and Fenlon, A. (Curriculum and Instruction Department), “I love this computer: Considerations for using assistive technology to engage middle school students with disabilities in authentic writing.” Closing the Gap Solutions, Dec'13/Jan'14, 21-26. 2013. Frazer, Lindsey (Honors Program), “Influence of PTSD and Depression on Veteran Reintegration into Civilian Life.” Poster presentation. Northeast Regional Honors Conference in Niagara Falls, NY, April 3- 6, 2014. Frazier, L., Saber, K., Rapke, J., & Wolford, K. (Psychology Department),” Influence of PTSD and Depression Symptoms on Reintegration into Civilian Life for OEF/OIF Veterans.” Poster presentation at Northeast Regional Honors Council Conference, Niagara Falls, NY. April 2014. Freeze, A., & Streets, B. F. (Counseling and Psychological Services Department ), “Overcoming adversity: Mentoring matters.” Paper presented at the ABPsi, Standing on the Shoulders of our Ancestors, Student Circle, Regional Conference, at Howard University. Washington, DC. 2014. Fryer, L., Blunden, B., & Fredericks, K. and Spenceley, L. M. (Counseling and Psychological Services Department), “Reading and effort test performance in students with real and faked learning disabilities.” Poster presentation at the 46th Annual Conference of the National Association of School Psychologists, Washington, D.C. February 2014. 4 Grubbs, C. (Curriculum and Instruction Department), (2014, March). “Systematic and sequential phonics instruction for struggling readers.” Poster presented at Central Square Central Schools professional development day, Central Square, NY. Hayes, S. (English and Creative Writing Department), “Studying Abroad: Utilizing Other SUNY Programs, Taking Care of Business: Study Abroad for Business Students in France,” SUNY Oswego Study Abroad and Exchange Program website. Available at: http://www.oswego.edu/academics/international/studyabroadprograms/StudentsandParents/Returning_Stu dents/Returning_Articles.html. Hicks, Abbigael and Frazer, Lindsey (Honors Program), co-led a Roundtable Discussion, “Peer-to-Peer Instruction: Experiences and Outcomes.” NCHC, Niagara Falls, NY. April 3-6, 2014. Hirsh, M. (Curriculum and Instruction Department), “Draft Builder and CoWritersSoftware for 5th grade ELA.” Poster presented at annual Adirondack Assistive
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