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ISSN 1940­1884 nternational Handbook of Academic Research and Teaching 2009 Proceedings Volume 7 Published by: Intellectbase International Consortium . 0 INTELLECTBASE INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM Academic Conference, Atlanta, GA, Oct. 15-17, 2009 Intellectual Perspectives & Multi-Disciplinary Foundations Conference Proceedings Fall 2009 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Dr. David King Ms. Belinda Krigel Conference Co­Chair Conference Co­Chair CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS & INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATES United States Australia Europe Ms.Sylvia Carter Mrs. Karina Dyer Mr. Kevin Kofi Ms. Tiara Walker Mr. Graeme William Mr. Benjamin Effa Mr. Ben Murray Ms. Michelle Joanne Ms. Christina Maame Ms. Loria Hampton Mrs. Wendy Morrell Mr. Kenneth Obeng ACADEMIC ASSOCIATES Dr. Nitya Karmakar Dr. Danka Radulovic Australian Affiliate European Affiliate Dr. Sloan T. Letman III Dr. Peter Ross United States Affiliate United States Affiliate www.intellectbase.org 1 Published by Intellectbase International Consortium (IIC) Conference Committee: Intellectbase International Consortium, 1615 Seventh Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37208, USA ISSN (Print): 1940­1876 ­­­­­­­­­ Issued by the Library of Congress, Washington DC, USA ISSN (CD­ROM): 1940­1884 ­­­­­­­­­ Issued by the Library of Congress, Washington DC, USA ©2009. This volume is copyright to the Intellectbase International Consortium Academic Conferences. Apart from use as permitted under the Copyright Act of 1976, no part may be reproduced by any process without prior written permission. EXECUTIVE EDITORIAL BOARD (EEB) AND REVIEWERS TASK PANEL (RTP) Dr. David White Dr. Dennis Taylor Roosevelt University, USA RMIT University, Australia Dr. Danka Radulovic Dr. Harrison C. Hartman University of Belgrade, Serbia University of Georgia, USA Dr. Sloan T. 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