Faculty Scholarship and Professional Development 2011­2012

Edited by Rita Reynolds

1 Robert Anderson Professor, History

Work in progress Memoirs

Abena Asare Assistant Professor, History

Publications "The New Landlessness and the Lessons of Biafra, Pambazuka News and World Report, February 1, 2012 http://www.pambazuka.org/en/category/features/79569/print

Review Article of Gerard Prunier's Africa's World War: Congo, the Rwandan Genocide, and the Making of a Continental Catastrophe, Oxford University Press 2009 in History: Reviews of New Books (Forthcoming)

Paper Presentation "Alternative Timelines of Truth" at The Historical Justice and Memory Research Network First Annual Conference, Swinburne University, Melbourne, Australia, February 2012

Lecture "Beyond the Big Men and the Black Star: Democratized Historiography and the Ghana National Reconciliation Commission" SUNY Stony Brook Department of Africana Studies, February 2012

Keynote Lecture Mellon Minority Undergraduate Fellowship Commencement Brunch, Brown University, May 26, 2012

Susan Bernardo Professor, English

Book Chapter “Nature, Community and the Self in Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower and Nicola Griffith’s Slow River.” ed. Chris Baratta. Environmentalism in the Realm of Science Fiction and Fantasy. Newcastle‐upon‐Tyne, England: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2012. 59‐68.

Conference Presentations “Nature/Culture Misery in Oscar Wilde’s Fairy Tales” Interdisciplinary conference “Who Owns the Legacy of Oscar Wilde?” Drew University Madison, NJ/ June 2012

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“’There’s Coffee in that Nebula’: Energy, Exigency and Ecosystems in Star Trek: Voyager” National Conference of the Popular Culture Association Boston, MA/ April 2012

Conference Proceedings “Programming Love and Art in Star Trek: Voyager” CD Rom publication (Spring 2011) of Conference Proceedings 2010 Film & History Conference: Representations of Love in Film and Television

Book Reviews Review of Arnold, Jean. Victorian Jewelry, Identity, and the Novel: Prisms of Culture. Ashgate, 2011. CHOICE: Published December 2011

Review of Leitch, Thomas and Leland Poague, eds. A Companion to Alfred Hitchcock. Wiley‐Blackwell, 2011. CHOICE: Published November 2011

“Sasha’s Shame: Affective Memory in Jean Rhys’s Good Morning, Midnight.” Modernism, Intimacy, and Emotion. Sydney, Australia. February 2012.

“Developing World Literature.” Emerging Pedagogies for the New Millennium. San Juan, Puerto Rico. January 2012.

“Hontologie: The Chronotope of Shame in Jean Rhys’s Good Morning, Midnight.” Time’s Excesses and Eccentricities. Caen, France. May 2011.

“The Creolized Chronotope of Maryse Condé’s Crossing the Mangrove.” Northeast Modern Language Association. New Brunswick, NJ. April 2011.

“’Contagious Melancholy’: Inventorying Silence in Michelle Cliff’s The Store of a Million Items.” 1st Annual Caribbean Women Writers Conference. Medgar Evers College. March 2011.

Donald Crooks Associate Professor and Director of Accelerated and Executive MBA Programs

PUBLICATIONS Ohn,J, Waeger, D. Crooks,D. “On the Determinants of the Annual Earnings of the LPGA and GPA 2012 Golfers”. Journal of the Northeastern Association of Business and Technology. (2012) [forthcoming]

Crooks,D.Tully, Cathyann. Burbridge, John. (2012), “Social Security: Restoring Solvency 2012

3 Academy of Business Research Journal. March 2012 Volume 1

Crooks, D., Burbridge, J., & Slayton, J. (2011). Information Technology and Financial Markets: 2011 Risk, Volatility and the Quants. Information Systems for Global Financial Markets: Emerging Developments and Effects .

Crooks. (2011) P.O.W.E.R To Succeed, Advances in Management Journal, 4 (9), 14‐22 2011

Crooks, D. (2011). Social Security, An Intermediate Proposal for Solvency. Journal of Global 2011 Business Development Institute, 3 (2), 40‐55.

PRESENTATIONS Crooks, D. (2011) Social Security, An Intermediate Proposal for Solvency. Presented at Global 2011 Business Development Institute, Las Vegas, NV.

Crooks, D., Burbridge, J., & Tully, C. (2011). Social Security: Restoring Solvency. Presented at 2011 Academy of Business Research Conference, Atlantic City, NJ.

Crooks, D., Burbridge, J., & Tully, C. (2011, November). Social Security, Progressive Relevance to 2011 Sustained Reality. Presented at NBEA Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Crooks, D. (2011). P.O.W.E.R. to Succeed. Inted 2011‐Virtual‐International Technology, Education and Development Conference, Valencia, Spain.

Crooks, D. (2011). P.O.W.E.R to Succeed. EEA Conference, New York, NY. 2011

Crooks, D. (2011) Social Security, An Intermediate Proposal for Solvency. 2011 EEA Conference, New York. N.Y.

John Danisi Assistant Professor, Philosophy

Publications: Danisi, John and Danisi, Thomas. “Revisiting Meriwether Lewis’s Death: A New Perspective.” In Uncovering the Truth About Meriwether Lewis, by Thomas C. Danisi. New York: Prometheus Books, 2012.

Conference Presentations: Seminar Participant/Debater: “Every Human Being Has a Right To Life: A Disputed Question For Audience Debate.” Society for the Philosophy of Human Life Issues, 108th Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, Washington, DC, December 27‐30, 2011.

Seminar Participant: “The Five Ways as Conspectus of Thomistic Metaphysics: Is

4 Divine as ‘Person’ The Key?” International St. Thomas Aquinas Society, 108th Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association, Washington, DC, December 27‐30, 2011.

Invited Speaker: “The Interplay of the Competing Demands of Rights and Obligations in Medical Ethics.” National Physician Assistant Day Symposium, Wagner College, Staten Island, New York, October 5, 2011.

Alexa Dietrich Assistant Professor, Sociology and Anthropology

Publication: Dietrich, Alexa S. 2011 “Coercive Harmony, Deep Capture, and Environmental Justice in Puerto Rico.” Development & Change. 42 (6): 1441‐1463.

Presentation at Professional Meeting: Dietrich, Alexa S. 2011 “Renewal, Mitigation, or Destruction? Community Responses to Planned Expropriation in Puerto Rico.” American Anthropology Association Meetings, Montreal, CA.

AnneMarie Dowling‐Castronovo Assistant Professor, Nursing

Publications Dowling‐Castronovo, A. & Bradway, C. (2012). Urinary incontinence. In Boltz, M., Capezuti,E., Fulmer, D., & Zwicker, D. (Eds.). Evidence Based Geriatric Nursing Protocols for Best Practice (4rd ed), (pp. 363‐387). New York, NY: Springer Publishing Co.

Dowling‐Castronovo, A. (2012). Why is my mother wearing a diaper? In M. Wallace‐Kazer & L. Neal‐Boylan (eds). Case Studies in Gerontological Nursing for the Advanced Practice Nurse. Ames, IA: Wiley‐Blackwell & Sons Publishing.

Reviewer: American Journal of Nursing, 2009 ‐ Present

Amy Eshleman Associate Professor, Psychology

Halley, J., Eshleman, A., & Vijaya, R. M. (2011). Seeing white: An introduction to race and white privilege. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.

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Jason C. Fitzgerald Visiting Assistant Professor, Education

Publications Fitzgerald, J.C. (in press). “It Doesn’t Say:” Exploring students’ understanding of asyndetic constructions in history textbooks. Social Studies Research and Practice.

Fitzgerald, J.C. (2011). Remembering George Washington: What do instructional materials teach us about Washington's patriotism?. The Social Studies. 102(6), 242‐ 248.

Other Professional Activities Fitzgerald, J.C. (2011) A generation citizen abridged curriculum. For use by Generation Citizen within their partner schools.

Presentation Andes, S. & Fitzgerald, J.C. (2011). Ethical Dilemmas in the engagement of college students, service recipients and staff of diverse backgrounds: The value of similarities and differences. Symposium presentation at the New York Metro Area Partnership for Service‐Learning, New York, New York.

Journal Reviewer Current Issues in Education Social Studies Research and Practice

Rhoda Frumkin Associate Professor, Education

Peer Reviewed Publication Gonzalez, K., Frumkin, R., & Lauria, J. (September, 2012) Study groups and service learning: A framework for discussion for pre‐service teachers. In T. Murphy & J. Tan (Eds.), Service learning and educating in challenging contexts: International perspectives. London, England: Continuum Publishers.

International Conference Frumkin, R. & Gonzalez, K. (2011, September). Service Learning and Multiple Perspectives: The Use of a Framework for Discussion to Enhance Collaboration and Critical Thinking, Fourth International Symposium on Service Learning, Ningbo, China.

Celeste Marie Gagnon Assistant Professor, Anthropology

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Peer Reviewed Articles Lambert PM, Gagnon CM, Billman BR, Carcelén J, Katzenberg MA, Tykot RH (2012) Bone Chemistry at Cerro Oreja: A Stable Isotopic Perspective on the Development of a Regional Economy in the Moche Valley, Peru in the Early Intermediate Period. Latin American Antiquity 23(2).

Gagnon CM, Wiesen C (2011) Using General Estimating Equations to Analyze Oral Health in the Moche Valley of Perú. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, early view.

Book Reviews Gagnon CM, (forthcoming) Review of “the Bioarchaeology of the Human Head: Decapitation, Decoration, and Deformation” edited by Michelle Bonogofsky. Journal of Anthropological Research.

Grants Anonymous Donor Grant and Student Support, 2011 Faculty Aid Grant, 2011

Conference Presentations Gagnon CM, Turner BL, Tykot RH (2012) “A Bioarchaeological Approach to Gendering Consumption in the Moche Valley.” Society for American Archaeology annual meeting, Memphis, TN.

Invited Lectures “Eat, Drink, Man Woman: Building a Bioarchaeology Research Agenda in the Moche Valley of Perú.” Department of Anthropology Human Skeletal Biology Colloquia , New York University, November 21, 2011.

Other Professional Activities Resource Faculty, Masters Program in Physical Anthropology ‐ Human Skeletal Biology Track, New York University, Fall 2011‐ current

Annual Meeting Scientific Program Committee Member and Executive Nomination Committee, American Association of Physical Anthropology.

Trustee, Archaeological Society of Staten Island– Archaeological Institute of America, 2010‐current.

Katia Gonzalez Assistant Professor, Education

Peer Reviewed Publication Gonzalez, K., Frumkin, R., & Lauria, J. (September, 2012) Study groups and service learning: A framework for discussion for pre‐service teachers. In T. Murphy & J. Tan (Eds.), Service learning and educating in challenging contexts: International perspectives.

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Television Interview (July 8th, 2011) Olot TV‐ Spain

Interview related to the use of pedagogical practices in sports (rugby), collaboration between educators/trainers and meeting the needs of the 21st century learner.

International Conferences Sanchez, M., Gonzalez, K. (2011, November). Crossing Borders: Using technology to bring the world to students. Presentation at the Faculty Resource

Network National Symposium (FRN)‐ “Emerging Pedagogies for the New Millennium”, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Frumkin, R., (2011, September). Service Learning and Multiple Perspectives: The Use of a Framework for Discussion to Enhance Collaboration and Critical Thinking, Fourth International Symposium on Service Learning, China.

Gonzalez, K (2011, July). Critical Thinking: The use of an online framework for discussion. Paper presentation at International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies (EDU Learn) in Barcelona, Spain Served as Session Chair: Pedagogical Innovations, Learning, and Teaching Methodologies.

Regional Workshops and Presentations Gonzalez, K. (2011, December). Reflections 2011: Course Design 2012. Center for Teaching, Learning, and Research, Wagner College, NY.

Gonzalez, K. (2011, October). Backward Design for Course Development. Workshop Presentation‐ Center for Teaching, Learning, & Research, Wagner College, NY.

Gonzalez, K. (2011, September). The role of Discussion and Action Research as a tool for assessment. Workshop presentation at the Center for Teaching, Learning, & Research, Wagner College, NY.

David Gordon Assistant Professor, Education

Publications Gordon, D.S. (2010) Contributing Writer . Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (2011). “Staying Connected: Facilitating the Learning Experiences During & After Cancer Treatment”. Lead writer and editor

Gordon, D.S. (2011) Advisory Board Member for adult literacy publication: “Controlling Complexities: Understanding the Structures of Questions” Skill Plan (in

8 press).

Gordon, D.S., (2012). Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. “Staying Connected: Facilitating the Learning Experiences During & After Cancer Treatment”. West Chester, NY February 16, 2012

Gordon, D.S., (2012). Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. “Choosing the Right College: An Educational Program for Survivors of Childhood Cancer”. West Islip, NY March 30, 2012

Grants Silverman Family Foundation Grant with New York Hall of Science for virtual educational programming for hospital and homebound children ($10,000).

New York Community Trust Grant with New York Hall of Science for virtual educational programming for hospital and homebound children ($10,000).

Novartis Pharmaceutical Grant for curriculum development for virtual science programming with children chronic health conditions ($9,000).

Survivor Vision Foundation Research Grant for college bound juniors in high school who have a history of childhood. Pilot intervention research grant regarding the college search process ($15,000).

Margaret M. Governo Associate Professor, Nursing

Peer Reviewed Presentations and Publications: “National League for Nursing Core Competencies Model for Graduate Level Civic Engagement

“Advance Nursing Activities in the Community”. (November 2011). International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation, Madrid Spain.(Virtual presentation and publication).

“Use of i‐clickers in the classroom: A student satisfaction survey” (March 2012). Valencia, Spain (Virtual presentation and publication).

Book: No Time for Shadows: Holistic Civic Engagement Approaches for Nurses & Other Health Care Advocates in Society. 2nd edition. (April 2012). Linus Publications: New York: New York.

9 Miles Groth Professor, Psychology

Book Review: Review of Martin Heideger, Logic: The Question of Truth, in The Review of Metaphysics 65(1), September 2011, p. 163.

Article: “We Men Must Love Our Boys,” in International Journal of Men’s Health 10(1), Spring 2011, pp. 97‐106.

Article: “From Boyhood to Manhood: A Great Divide?” in Beyond Borders: Masculinities and Margins [The 17th Annual American men’s Studies Conference Proceedings]. Harriman: Men’s Studies Press, Spring 2011, pp. 189‐197 http://www.mensstudies.info/wordpress/?page_id=169.

Radio Interview: “Male Studies,” Learning Works, Adelaide, Australia. June 6, 2011 (rebroadcast June 10, 2011.

Radio Interview: “Male Studies,” Dads on the Air, June 13, 2011: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/849898/Professor%20Miles%20Groth.mp3

Press Conference: “Family Catch Day, June 26, 2011,” Staten Island Advance, with Staten Island Borough President, Harold Theurer and others, Richmond Country Bank Field, June 26, 2011, 10:00 am.‐11:00 am.

Tenure Referee: Arms‐length Referee for Tenure and Promotion, Schulich School of Education, Nipissing University, North Bay, Ontario, Canada, for Douglas Gosse, PhD, September 23, 2011. ACE Event Sponsor: The Human Experience, screening of film and presentation by filmmaker and cast, October 19, 2011.

Article: “Meeting Men: Male Intimacy and College Men Centers,” in New Male Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal, January 2012: http://newmalestudies.com/OJS/index.php/nms/article/view/9

Podcast Interview: Australian Institute for Male Health and Studies, March 2012: http://newmalestudies.com/OJS/index.php/nms

ACE Event Sponsor: Kevin Burke, “Experience as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Khazikstan,” March 6, 2012.

Conference Host: “Male Studies: Curriculum Design and Development,” Wagner College, May 11‐13, 2012.

Panelist: “The Legacy of R.D. Laing,” Annual Meeting, Division 32 (Humanistic Psychology), American Psychological Association, Pittsburgh, PA, March 30, 2012: http://www.pointpark.edu/Academics/Schools/SchoolofArtsandSciences/Departments/H umanitiesandHumanSciences/Psychology/PersonCommunityandConsciousness

10 Richard Guarasci President

Publications “A Crucible Moment ‐ College Learning & Democracy's Future”. The National Task Force on Civic Leaning and Democratic Engagement

“Renewing the Civic Purposes of Liberal Education”. Article ‐‐‐‐ Transforming Undergraduate Education: Theory that Compels and Practices that Succeed. With University of Michigan Professor Barry Checkoway, and Peter Levine, Director of CIRCLE and Research Director of the Tisch College of Citizenship, at Tufts University.

Jean Halley Associate Professor, Sociology

Publications Books Seeing White: An Introduction to White Privilege and Race, Jean Halley, Amy Eshleman and Ramya Mahadevan Vijaya. Lanham, Michigan: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, Inc., 2011.

Peer reviewed articles On the Ability to See Rabbits: Stories Involving a Girl, Her Grandmothers and Aging Vision. International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, 2012.

The Production of Girl Life. Essay in volume Qualitative Inquiry and the Politics of Advocacy. Edited by Norman K. Denzin and Michael D. Giardina. Walnut Creek, California: Left Coast Press, Inc., 2012.

Papers and Presentations “Michel Foucault and the production of girl life,” invited to present on a plenary panel at the Eighth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry Conference 2012, University of Illinois, Urbana‐Champaign, Illinois, May 19, 2012.

Media Engagements Radio interviews of Jean Halley and Amy Eshleman regarding Seeing White: An Introduction to White Privilege and Race Radio interview (taped), July 27, 2011, “Perspectives” Jean Halley and Amy Eshleman interviewed by Richard Baker of Kansas State University Radio, syndicated to multiple stations.

Radio interview (taped), September 13, 2011, “KRWM Sunday Morning Mag,” Jean Halley and Amy Eshleman interviewed by Kate Daniels in Seattle, WA.

Radio interview, September 17, 2011, “Every Woman,” Jean Halley and Amy Eshleman interviewed by Victoria Dixon and Sharon Lockhart on KKFI 90.1 FM in Kansas City, MO.

11 Radio interview, September 25, 2011, Jean Halley and Amy Eshleman interviewed by Laura J. Rinaldi at KKUP in Santa Cruz, CA.

Radio interview (taped), February 7, 2012, “Open Mind,” Jean Halley and Amy Eshleman interviewed by Cecilia Skidmore, Michigan Public Radio (NPR).

Peg Horan Associate Professor, Business

Publications Journal The journal of “Accounting & Taxation” ( Volume 4, Number 1, 2012) Are buybacks Increasing EPS by Peg Horan. This is a Publication of the Institute for Business and Finance Research.

Submitted to Journals To the CPA Journal article under review Several Items Regarding the AMT By Thomas Horan, Tax Manager, CPA of PFK O’Connor Davies & Dr. Margaret Horan, CPA, Associate Professor, Wagner College. Under review.

Movement of CO2 and Gross Domestic Product: A Comparative Study of Germany, United States, China and Costa Rica,By: Dr. Margaret Horan &Jean‐Claude Darné submitted and accepted by the International Journal of Sustainability.

Conference Papers The paper “ Genocide: Knowing the Past; Safeguarding the Future” authored by Dr. Mary Rose Leaky and Dr. Peg Horan has been accepted for presentation at the 3rd Global Conference on Genocide at San Francisco State University, San Francisco USA from June 28‐July 1, 2012. Both will be attending the conference for the presentation.

The paper “ A Discussion of the Unanticipated Mechanisms of the Alternative Minimum Tax” authored by Thomas Horan, CPA and Dr. Peg Horan has been accepted for presentation by the Global Business Research at the St. John’s University campus, Rome, Italy from June 13‐June 15, 2012.

Journal Reviewer For the Journal of Business and Economic Studies, most recent paper entitled: Investor Underreaction to Earnings Surprises and Overreaction to Product News in the Drug Industry, submitted review April 2, 2012

Conference Attendance Attended “ The Federal Reserve in the 21st Century; A Symposium for College Professors” on Monday, March 19, 2012. This was held at the Federal Reserve at 33 Liberty Street, New York City.

12 Annual Symposium of the Financial Services Institute, International Dimensions of New Regulations: Effects on Consumers, Corporate Governance, Financial Markets and Accounting Practice sponsored by St. John’s University, The Peter J. Tobin College of Business, September 8‐10, 2011.

Northeast Regional Meeting of the American Accounting Association, October 27‐ October 29,2011. Whiter IFRS in the USA: Contrasting Perspectives from Investor Advocates, Accounting Professionals and Standard Setters.

Public Presentations Participated in Free Tax Help Hotline on Thursday, February 23, 2012. The Staten Island Advance teamed up with the Staten Island Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants to offer the readers free professional tax advice. The session ran form 5‐8pm. Personally I handled 17 calls.( See write up attached).

Presented 2011 Year End Tax Planning & Income Tax Update on Saturday December 10, 201. This was an informational session presented with Thomas Horan, CPA to the Bay Ridge Aquatic Team.

Noteworthy Received a letter from SSRN – Social Science Research Network that the paper “ Are Buybacks Increasing EPS?” was recently listed on SSRN’s Top Ten download list for: Corporate Governance: Capital Raising , Investment, Distributions & Market Trading eJournal.

Received Outstanding research award at the IBFR conference in May 2011

Erica L. Johnson Associate Professor, English

Publications “Caribbean New York: Uncanny Urban Space.” Ed. Van Haesendonck, Kristian & Theo D´haen. Caribbean Configurations: Comparing Caribbeans. Amsterdam‐Atlanta: Rodopi, 2012.

“Reframing the Void: The Cinematographic Aesthetic of Marguerite Duras’s Autobiographical Novels.” Textual/Visual Selves. Eds. Anne Miller, Amy Hubbell and Natalie Edwards. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2011.

Presentations “’Envie et Survie’: The Paradox of Postcolonial Nostalgia in Patrick Chamoiseau’s Chemin‐d’école.” Crossings, Frictions, Fusions in Francophone Literature. Long Beach, CA. March 2012.

13 “Sasha’s Shame: Affective Memory in Jean Rhys’s Good Morning, Midnight.” Modernism, Intimacy, and Emotion. Sydney, Australia. February 2012.

“Developing World Literature.” Emerging Pedagogies for the New Millennium. San Juan, Puerto Rico. January 2012.

“Hontologie: The Chronotope of Shame in Jean Rhys’s Good Morning, Midnight.” Time’s Excesses and Eccentricities. Caen, France. May 2011.

“The Creolized Chronotope of Maryse Condé’s Crossing the Mangrove.” Northeast Modern Language Association. New Brunswick, NJ. April 2011.

“’Contagious Melancholy’: Inventorying Silence in Michelle Cliff’s The Store of a Million Items.” 1st Annual Caribbean Women Writers Conference. Medgar Evers College. March 2011.

Marilyn Kiss Associate Professor, Modern Languages

Book Publication: Pacharán Dreams: The Pamplona Poems (Austin, TX: Plain View Press, 2011). Photographs by Miguel Ángel.

Interview Published: “Interview: Nelly Rosario. One Thousand and One Identities.” Phatit’ude Literary Magazine. What’s in a Name? Writing Latin@ Identity in America Issue. Vol.3, #4, Winter, 2012. (111‐115).

Book Signing/Poetry Reading: Exhibit and Reception: Spotlight Gallery, Horrmann Library: Pacharán Dreams: The Pamplona Poems. November 11, 2011. Sponsored by a Premier Grant from the Council on the Arts and Humanities for Staten Island, 2011.

Book Signing/Poetry Reading: Art @ Bay Gallery, 70 Bay Street. Second Sundays Spoken Word Series, November 13, 2011.

Board of Directors: Past‐president and board member, Metropolitan Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese, 2010‐2013. (Planning events for the chapter that won “Chapter of the Year Incentive Award” at the annual conference, Guadalajara, Mexico, July, 2010).

The Chapter Incentive Award is presented to the AATSP Chapter that has provided outstanding chapter professional development activities for their membership. The 2010 winner of the Chapter Incentive Award is the Metropolitan New York Chapter. The Selection Committee noted that the Metropolitan New York Chapter provides an outstanding number of activities for its members including teacher workshops, numerous lecturers, cultural outings, a day‐long gala and poster and video contests for students.

14 Gallery Manager: (with Andy Needle): Spotlight Gallery, Horrmann Library. Curated and/or arranged for seven exhibitions August, 2011‐ April, 2012.

Photography Exhibitions: with Brooklyn Waterfront Artists’ Coalition (BWAC) Juried Show “Wide Open 3:” with CPG (Creative Photographers’ Guild) Gallery, Tysen Street; with Art by the Ferry 2011; with the Staten Island Creative Community, Art @ Bay Gallery, 70 Bay Street; with Staten Island Camera Club.

Jeffrey Kraus Senior Associate Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies

PUBLICATIONS Book Chapters: “New York District 20 Race (Gibson v. Murphy): The Red Tide Returns to the Upper Hudson Valley,” in Sean D. Foreman and Robert Dewhirst, eds. The Roads to Congress 2010. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2011.

“Wage and Price Controls,” in Paul J. Quirk and William Cunion,eds. Governing America: Major Decisions of Federal, State, and Local Governments from 1789 to the Present. New York; Facts on File, 2011.

“Campaign Finance Reform Reconsidered: New York City’s Public Finance Program At 20,” in Costas Panagopoulos, ed. Public Financing in American Elections. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2011.

Encyclopedia Entries: “Boston Bruins,” “Boston Celtics,” “Buffalo Bills,” “Buffalo Sabres,” “Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim,” “Los Angeles Clippers,” “Los Angeles Dodgers, “Los Angeles Kings,” “Madison Square Garden Channel,” “Milwaukee Brewers,” “Montreal Canadiens,” “Moving a Franchise,” “New Jersey Devils,” “New Jersey Nets,” “New York Giants,” “New York Islanders,” “New York Jets,” “New York Knicks,” “New York Mets,” “New York Rangers,” “Ottawa Senators,” “Permanent Seat License (PSL),” “San Francisco Giants,” “Toronto Maple Leafs,” “Vancouver Canucks,” “Washington Nationals,” in Linda E. Swayne and Mark Dodds, eds., Encyclopedia of Sports Management and Marketing. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, 2011. “Louis Althusser,” “Raymond Aron,” “Atlantic Charter,” “Australian Ballot,” “Peter Bachrach,” “Edward C. Banfield,” “Ralph Bunche,” “Harry Eckstein,” “European Parliament,” “Betty Friedan,” “Samuel P. Huntington,” “International Monetary Fund,” “League of Nations,” “Seymour Martin Lipset,” “Karl Mannheim,” Hans J. Morgenthau,” “Gaetano Mosca,” “Vilfredo Pareto,” “Talcott Parsons,” “Nelson Polsby,” “Lucian Pye,” “Elmer E. Schattschneider,” “Carl Schmitt,” “Herbert Alexander Simon,” “Donald Stokes,” “Kenneth C. Wheare,” in George Thomas Kurlan,ed., The Encyclopedia of Political Science. Washington, DC: CQ Press, 2011.

Book Reviews: Altman, Stuart H., and David Shactman, Power, Politics, and Universal Health Care: the inside story of a century‐long battle. Choice (April 2012).

15 Bullock III, Charles S., editor. Sarah Palin, the Tea Party and the 2010 Elections. Choice (February 2012).

Magleby, David B., and Anthony Corrado, editors. Financing the 2008 Election. Choice (December 2011).

Pierre, Jon. The Politics of Urban Governance. Choice (October 2011).

Brash, Julian. Bloomberg’s New York: Class and Governance in the Luxury City. Choice (September 2011).

Cross, William. Auditing Canadian Democracy. Choice (July 2011).

Smith, David, Federalism and the Constitution of Canada. Choice (June 2011).

Jacobs, Lawrence R., and Theda Skocpol, Health Care Reform and American Politics: What Everyone Needs to Know. Choice (June 2011).

Abrams, Roger I., Sports Justice: the Law and Business of Sports. Choice (May 2011).

Offices in Professional Organizations Executive Director, NORTHEASTERN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION

Executive Council Member‐at‐large, NEW YORK STATE POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION Editor, NEW YORK ACADEME

Richard LaRocca Visiting Assistant Professor, Business Administration

Published Article LaRocca, Richard. (2012) ‘The Corruption Factor: How Public Sector Employees Influence the Tide’. Int. Journal of Society Systems Science, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp.92–106.

Jennifer Lauria, Ed.D. Associate Professor, Education

Peer Reviewed Article: Lauria, J. & Preskill, S. (Fall/Winter 2011). Building, promoting, and supporting successful online learning communities: Practical applications for effective collaboration from an accredited New York City teacher education program. Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning 6(1),41‐55.

Refereed Book Chapter:

16 Gonzalez, K., Frumkin, R., & Lauria, J. (forthcoming, 2012) Study groups and service learning: A framework for discussion to engage pre‐service teachers. In T. Murphy & J. Tan (Eds.), Service learning and educating in challenging contexts: International perspectives. Continuum Publishers.

Refereed Papers and Presentations: O’Hare, L. & Lauria, J. (2011). Differentiated instruction for adult learners in professional programs: Meeting the challenges of supporting diverse learners in nursing and teacher education. International Conference of Education, Research, and Innovation (ICERI‐11), Nov. 16‐18, 2011, Madrid, Spain. Paper published in conference proceedings.

Other Presentations: Electronic Portfolio Development for Teacher Candidates, Wagner College, Department of Education, October 14, 2011, March 19, 2012, April 26, 2012.

Panel Participant Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Gardens Education Programs Round Table, Staten Island, NY, March 22, 2012

Reviewer Editorial Review Board member, Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning, peer‐ reviewed journal (2005‐present)

Professional Activities: Trustee, Staten Island Children’s Museum, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island, NY, September 2007‐present

Advisory Council Member: International Conference of Education, Research, and Innovation (ICERI‐11) Madrid, Spain, November 16‐18, 2011.

Reviews of Professional Works: Manuscript review for Excelsior: Leadership in Teaching and Learning peer–reviewed journal: Urban Secondary Science Teacher Career Satisfaction and Retention in an Alternative Certification Program, January 2012.

Conferences Attended: ‐Partnering for Teacher Excellence: A NYC Department of Education Forum with Schools of Education, Lighthouse International, NYC, January 31, 2012 ‐Celebration of Teaching and Learning, Hilton NYC, March 16‐17, 2012. ‐Annual Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) Conference: A Collective Call to Action, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia, PA, March 23‐25, 2012.

Dr. Mary L. Lo Re Associate Professor, Finance Chair, Department of Business Administration

17 Published Book & Referred Journal Article: Lo Re, Mary. (June 2012) “Learning Community Civic Engagement Models” Book Chapter in Citizenship, Democracy & the University: Theory and Practice in Europe and North America

Lo Re, Mary, F. DeSimone & J. Buddensick (October 2011) “Engaged Learning Models for Civic Engagement”. European Journal of Management, IABE, CA, Vol. 11, No. 3, pages 79‐87.

Media Engagement & Citations: Report, (March 27, 2012) “Symposium on Campus Internationalization”. Center for International Studies, College of Mount Saint Vincent,

Newsletter, (December 12, 2011) “Success in Staten Island, Block by Block | Pratt Center”

Newspaper, Staten Island Advance. (December 6, 2011) “Energy efficiency forum on Staten Island this Thursday”

Grants & Honors: Grant: Periclean Faculty Leadership Program, Project Pericles, NYC, $5,000; 2011‐2012.

Honor: Periclean Faculty Campus Leader, Project Pericles, 2011‐2012.

Invited & Refereed Presentations: Symposium on Campus Internationalization—Invited Panel Speaker. Center for International Studies, College of Mount Saint Vincent, Bronx, NY, March 27, 2012.

European Union Crisis—Invited Panel Speaker Economic Symposium, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY, March 10, 2012.

The Global Economic and Financial Crisis, the EU, and the EMU Northeast Business & Economics Association, Philadelphia, PA, November 4, 2011.

Civic Engagement & Learning Communities (poster presentation) The Atlantic Center for Learning Communities, West Hartford, CT, October 19‐21, 2011.

Engaged Learning Models for Civic Engagement (accepted to present; co‐author presented) International Academy of Business and Economics, Las Vegas, Nevada, October 16‐19, 2011. Challenges and Opportunities‐Chairing Departments and

Programs, Summer Institute, New American Colleges & Universities, Naperville, IL, June 22, 2011—Invited Speaker.

Attended Conferences & Webinars:

18 ACBSP “Sustaining Excellence through Quality Business Education,” Conference, Baltimore, MD,‐upcoming, June 15‐18, 2012.

AACSB International Conference & Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, April 29‐May 1, 2012.

NAC&U Summer Institute, Naperville, IL, June 22, 2011

ACBSP “Managing Business Education in the New Fiscal Reality,” Conference, Indianapolis, IN, June 24‐27, 2011.

AACSB ICAM Conference, Hilton Hotel, NYC, May 28‐30, 2011.

Anne Love Associate Provost for Assessment

Love, A. G. “The growth and current state of learning communities in higher education”, in Buch, K. & Barron, K. (Eds.) New Directions for Teaching and Learning, Discipline‐Centered Learning Communities: Creating Connections among Students and Faculty within a Major. (in press).

Lily McNair Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Campus Compact Conference, Oct. 28, 2011. Panelist responding to Dwight E. Giles, Jr., "Understanding the Context of Engaged Scholarship from the Carnegie Classification Data" NYC, NY.

McNair, L., Tooker, P., Freedland, C., Preskill, S., Siegal, S., Ferreira, K. "The Culture of the Engaged Campus." Campus Compact Conference, October 2011, NYC, NY.

Gentile, L., Hood, W., Jenssen‐Marshall, A., McNair, L.D. "Searches: Views from the Trenches," Council of Independent Colleges Senior Leadership Academy, November 2011, St. Petersburg, FL.

Goodgame, H., Heiser, R., Healy, J., McNair, L. "Using Mentors Effectively to Prepare You for Senior Leadership." Council of Independent Colleges Senior Leadership Academy, November 2011, St. Petersburg, FL.

Daynes, G., Goodgame, H., Heiser, R., McNair, L. "Making the Most of Your Experiential Plan." Council of Independent Colleges Senior Leadership Academy, November 2011, St. Petersburg, FL.

McNair, L. "Community‐based interventions targeting risky behavior in African American youth." Wagner College, Keynote address for Black History Month. February 2012.

19 McNair, L. "Learning Communities and Civic Engagement: Advancing Student Learning Across the Curriculum." Delaware State University, April 2012, Dover, DE.

Laura Morowitz Professor, Art

PAPERS “Une lutte contre le lieu commun: Les confréries artistiques des années 1930 et leurs prédécesseurs”, Journée d’'etudes autour l’exposition “Marcel Michaud: Les Poids du monde” Communautés artistiques, communautés spirituelles dans le context politique des années 1930‐1940.

Musée des Beaux‐Arts, Lyon et l’Institute National d’Histoire de l’Art, Jan 21 2012.

GRANTS The Hadassah‐Brandeis Institute Research Award 2012‐13, for Portrait of Adele (with Laurie Lico Albanese)

Patricia Moynagh Assistant Professor, Government and Politics

Publications: “War is a Condition in Need of a Cure,” in Agitation with a Smile: Howard Zinn’s Legacies and the Future of Activism, Stephen Bird, Adam Silver, and Joshua Yesnowitz, eds. (Paradigm, 2012).

“Courage and Social Justice: History Students Engage New York’s Immigrant and Refugee Communities,” co‐written with Lori Weintrob, Perspectives on History, December, 2011.

Laurence J. Nolan Professor, Psychology Published Abstracts Nolan, L. J. (2011). Association between hedonic rating of foods and drug use in students. Appetite, 57, 563.

Nolan, L. J. and Geliebter, A. (2011). Emotional eating and night eating syndrome in college students. Appetite, 57, S32.

Conference Presentation “Emotional eating and night eating syndrome in college students.” Presented at the 19th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior, Clearwater, Florida, 2011.

20 Journal Articles Nolan, L.J. and Stolze, M.R. (2012). Drug use is associated with elevated food consumption in college students. Appetite, 58, 898‐906.

Nolan, L.J. and Geliebter, A. (2012). Night eating is associated with emotional and external eating in college students. Eating Behaviors (in press).

Appointment Chair, Public Communications Committee, Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior

Horst Onken Associate Professor, Biological Sciences

Peer‐reviewed Publications Moffett, D. F., Jagadeshwaran, U., Wang, Z., Davis, H. M., Onken, H. & Goss, G. G. (2012). Signalling by intracellular Ca2+ and H+ in larval mosquito (Aedes aegypti) midgut epithelium in response to serosal serotonin and lumen pH. Journal of Insect Physiology 58.4: 506 – 512.

Presentations and Conferences Annual meeting of the Society for Experimental Biology (SEB), Glasgow, United Kingdom, June 2011.

Poster: Onken, H., Fuks, Y., Valencia, M., Moffett, S.B. and Moffett, D. F. (2011). Electrophysiology of the isolated and perfused posterior midgut of adult, female yellow fever mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti).

Invited speaker for the symposium "Molecular physiology of epithelial transport in insects: a tribute to William R Harvey."

Experimental Biology Conference of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB), San Diego, April 2012. Poster: Alphonse Cobbina, K., Onken, H., Moffett, D. F. & Moffett, S. B. (2012). Effects of ketanserin and methiothepin implicate a 5‐HT2‐like receptor in serotonin‐stimulated alkali and acid secretion in isolated, perfused midgut preparations of larval yellow‐fever mosquito (Aedes aegypti). FASEB Journal, in press

Peer Reviews Manuscripts submitted for publication in The Journal of Experimental Biology, the Journal of Comparative Physiology, Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, Phytochemistry, and grant proposals submitted to the National Science Foundation.

Grants Co‐Principal Investigator in the research project "Ion transport and motility in larval mosquito stomach"(1R01AI063463‐01A2) funded by the National Institute of Health to

21 David F. Moffett (PI, Washington State University). 2006‐2011 plus unfunded extension until 2012. Amount: $ 1,250,000 of direct costs.

Travel support for the participation in the conference in Glasgow (UL) from the Litzenberger Funds (Wagner College).

Brian Palestis Associate Professor, Biological Sciences

Publications Palestis, B.G., I.C.T. Nisbet, J.J. Hatch, J.M. Arnold, and P. Szczys. 2012, in press. Tail length and sexual selection in a monogamous, monomorphic species, the roseate tern. Journal of Ornithology.

Presentations Palestis, B.G. and K.E. Eppinger. 2011. Few happy returns: Low return rates of common terns banded at Pettit Island, New Jersey. Presented at the meeting of the Waterbird Society. 10‐12 November, Annapolis, MD.

Michele Pawk Associate Professor, Theatre

PERFORMANCE The Turner Exhibit (Short Film directed by Matthew Bainbridge) (8/8/11‐8/13/11) Recording of Ellen Hopkins’ book “Triangles” (8/16/11) Staged Reading of I FORGIVE YOU, RONALD REAGAN by John Anastasi (11/18/11) Recording of Carol Higgins Clark book “Gypped” (2/24/12) Directed Staged Reading of SECONDARY IMPACT by Christine Toy Johnson and Joanne Hunter in NYC (3/12/12‐3/15/12)

WORKSHOPS Mentor Bronx high school students in preparation for the NYC Performing Arts High School auditions (11/7/11) Master Class for Carnegie Hall Fellows on creating and directing their Interactive Performance pieces for NYC public schools (8/31/11 & 9/23/11)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Actors Equity Association Production Contract Negotiating Committee Actors Equity Association’s Production Contract Committee Actors Equity Association Show Development Sub Committee

Rita Reynolds Assistant Professor, History

22 Publications Newspaper Op Ed Still just a dream?

Presentations Wagner College Faculty Forum “Free Women of Color in Antebellum Charleston: A Paradoxical Position,”

Black History Month Wagner Library Annual Read Aloud Keynote Speaker

Wagner College Panel Discussion “Race: Defining America Past and Present.”

Conferences The Seventh International Conference on the Arts in Society, Liverpool, England Paper: “The Photograph as a Historical Document: Charleston, South Carolina, USA as a Case Study"

Fellowships Robinson Fellowship Summer Stipend

Anne Schotter Professor, English

Conference Presentation: “Encountering Others in the Old World and New: Using a Pre‐modern World Literature Course to Expand the Curriculum,” National Symposium: Emerging Pedagogies for the New Millennium, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 11/ 18/11

Conference Panel Chaired: “The Reception of Classical Texts,” 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan, 5/11/12

David Schulenberg Professor, Music

Publications King Frederick “the Great” of Prussia: Seven Flute Sonatas, CD recording: fortepianist in seven works with Mary Oleskiewicz, flute, recorded at Sanssouci Palace, Potsdam (Germany), HCD 32698 (Hungaroton, 2011)

Johann Joachim Quantz: Seven Flute Sonatas, CD recording: harpsichordist in seven works

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“An Eighteenth‐Century Organ Is Reconstructed at Cornell,” Society for Eighteenth‐ Century Newsletter, no. 18 (2011): 8–9

Concert reviews in the Boston Musical Intelligencer, online at http://classical‐scene.com: “Weiner’s Yiddish Songs From Son, Yehudi Wyner” (songs by Lazar Weiner in performances directed by Yehudi Wyner), Mar. 5, 2012 “Handel and Haydn's Eroica Most Satisfying” (Haydn and Beethoven symphonies performed by Handel and Haydn Society Orchestra), Feb. 18, 2012 “Anonymous 4 Give Voice to Calderwood Hall” (medieval vocal music performed by Anonymous 4 at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum's new concert hall), Jan. 31, 2012 “Surprisingly Old‐Fashioned Old Chestnuts” (music of Purcell performed by The English Concert with Andreas Scholl, countertenor), October 25, 2011

Papers and Talks “Ornaments, Fingerings, and Authorship: Persistent Questions About English Keyboard Music ca. 1600,” keynote paper, American Musicological Society–Greater New York Chapter, October 29, 2011, Church For All Nations, New York

Professional Performances Harpsichordist in performance of John Cage, Apartment House 1776, with Callithumpian Plaers, directed by Steven Drury, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston (March 1, 2012)

Duo‐recital, works by W.F. and C.P.E. Bach for two clavichords, with Christa Rakich, Boston Early Music Festival (June 15, 2011)

Harpsichordist in three programs of vocal works by Telemann, with Exsultemus and Newton Baroque, Newton, Mass. (Sept. 17, Nov. 5, Dec. 3, 2011)

Harpsichord recitals: Performing Arts Center, State University of New York at Albany (September 23, 2011) Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, Calif. (Nov. 15, 2011)

Radio Interview “Into the Music,” interview with Linda Neil about W. F. Bach, aired on Australian Broadcasting Corporation Nov. 12, 2011 (online at http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/ intothemusic/the‐passion‐of‐wilhelm‐friedemann‐bach/3602168)

Sarah Scott Assistant Professor, Art History

Conference Sessions Chaired “Technology in the Art History Classroom: A Hands‐on Learning Workshop,” College Art

24 Association Annual Conference, Los Angeles, CA, February 2012

Conference Papers Presented “Community‐based Learning and Global Art History: Gilgamesh and the Kids,” American Schools of Oriental Research Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, November 2011

“Imagining Architectural Space: Unusual Methodological Approaches for Assyrian Palaces,”Theoretical Archaeology Group Annual Meeting, Buffalo, NY, May 2012

Exhibits Main Hall and Historic Architectural Preservation, Wagner College Spotlight Gallery, December 2011

Alison Smith Associate Professor, Department of History

Publications Book: Donne a Verona: Una storia della città dal medioevo ad oggi, edited by Paola Lanaro and Alison Smith. Verona: Cierre edizioni, 2012.

Essay: “La storia, le storie: alla ricerca delle donne a Verona” (written with Paola Lanaro), in Donne a Verona: Una storia della città dal medioevo ad oggi, pp. 11‐29. Essay: “Ersilia Spolverini e la moglie del capitano veneziano: le donne nell’ambiente culturale e politico alla fine del Cinquecento, in Donne a Verona: Una storia della città dal medioevo ad oggi, pp. 148‐162. Essay: “Revisiting the Renaissance Household, in Theory and in Practice: Locating Wealthy Women in Sixteenth‐Century Verona” in Wives, Widows, Mistresses and Nuns in Early Modern Italy: Making the Invisible Visible through Art and Patronage, ed. Katherine McIver. Farnham, Surrey, UK, England, Burlington, VT. pp. 141‐158. (solicited by the editor, Katherine McIver)

Book Chapter: “Family and Domesticity,” Chapter 7 in A Cultural History of Food: The Renaissance, edited by Kenneth Albala. Oxford and New York: Berg, 2011. pp 135‐150. (solicited by the editor, Kenneth Albala)

Donald E. Stearns Professor, Biology

Published Abstracts Andrejack, J., Tetrault, K. and D. Stearns. 2012. Remote setting oyster spat; artificial reef/reef ball. 66th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference, April 14, 2012, William Paterson University of New Jersey, Wayne, New Jersey. Program p. 28‐29.

25 Iannacone, T. and D. Stearns. 2012. Photosensitivity of instar 4 mosquito larvae (Aedes aegypti) to different light intensities. 66th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference, April 14, 2012, William Paterson University of New Jersey, Wayne, New Jersey. Program p. 74.

Tripp, R. and D. Stearns. 2012. Spectral photosensitivity of the fourth instar larval stage of the mosquito Aedes aegypti. 66th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference, April 14, 2012, William Paterson University of New Jersey, Wayne, New Jersey. Program p. 112.

Presentations at Professional Meetings “Experiential learning: integrating the field‐trip, research, and civic engagement models in a first‐year learning community. Learning Communities and the First‐Year Student. The Atlantic Center for Learning Communities, October 19‐21, 2011, Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center, West Hartford, Connecticut (poster presentation with Adam Houlihan, Ph.D. and Roy Mosher, Ph.D.)

“Experiential learning: integrating the field‐trip, research, and civic engagement models in a first‐year learning community.” Environmental Health and Health of the Environment. A Conference, November 19, 2011, St. Francis College, Brooklyn Heights, New York (poster presentation with Adam Houlihan, Ph.D. and Roy Mosher, Ph.D.)

“Remote setting oyster spat; artificial reef/reef ball.” 66th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference, William Paterson University of New Jersey, Wayne, New Jersey, April 14, 2012 (poster presentation of Wagner College undergraduate student research internship by John Andrejack, with Kim Tetrault)

“Photosensitivity of instar 4 mosquito larvae (Aedes aegypti) to different light intensities.” 66th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference, William Paterson University of New Jersey, Wayne, New Jersey, April 14, 2012 (poster presentation of Wagner College undergraduate student research by Thomas Iannacone)

“Spectral photosensitivity of the fourth instar larval stage of the mosquito Aedes aegypti. 66th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference, William Paterson University of New Jersey, Wayne, New Jersey, April 14, 2012 (poster presentation of Wagner College undergraduate student research by Rachel Tripp)

Professional Positions Chair of the Board, Eastern Colleges Science Conference (since 2011)

Member‐at‐large, Executive Board, Metropolitan Association of College and University Biologists (since 2003)

Conferences Attended 66th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference, William Paterson University of New Jersey, Wayne, New Jersey, April 14, 2012

26 Cathyann D. Tully Associate Professor, Business Administration

Grant Mollica Family Fund for Faculty Research and Student Support, 2011‐2012 Project: Promoting a lifetime of financial well‐being through financial literacy

Publication LoRe, M & Tully, C. (2011) European Union: Unification and Convergence. International Journal of Economics and Business Research, Vol 3(3), 262‐282.

Crooks, D., Tully, C. & Burbridge, J. (2012). Social Security: Restoring Solvency. Academy of Business Research Journal, Volume 1.

Invited Panelist The EU Crisis and the Future of the Euro, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY, March, 2012.

Presentations Social Security: Restoring Solvency, Academy of Business Research Conference, Atlantic City, NJ, September, 2011.

Sustainability of the European Monetary Union, Northeast Business and Economics Association Conference, Philadelphia, PA, October, 2011.

Social Security Progressive Relevance to Sustained Reality, Northeast Business and Economics Association Conference, Philadelphia, PA, October, 2011.

Mark Wagner Professor, Psychology

Wagner, M. (In press). Sensory and cognitive explanations for a century of size constancy research. In G. Hatfield & S. Allred (Eds.), Visual experience: Sensation, cognition, and constancy (Chap. 3, pp. 63‐86). Oxford,UK: Oxford University Press.

Wagner. M. (In press). Perceptual constancy. In H. Pashler (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Mind. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Press.

Wagner, M., Giles, C., Boccio, E., Previti, B., Metry, M., Fina, M., Gonzalez, L., & McGrath, S. (May 29, 2011). Jaundiced perception: The affects of yellow letters on acuity and size perception. Paper presented at the meetings of the Association for Psychological Science, Washington, DC.

Wagner, M., & Dweck, J. (Accepted). Affects of weather on classroom attentiveness, mood, and disruptive behavior. Paper accepted for the meetings of the Association for Psychological Science, Chicago, IL, May 24th‐27th,, 2012.

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Lori R. Weintrob Associate Professor, History

Peer Reviewed Book: Co‐edited Marian van der Klein, Rebecca Jo Plant, Nichole Sanders and Lori R. Weintrob, editors, Materialism Reconsidered: Motherhood, Welfare and Social Policy in the Twentieth Century (Berghahn Books, April 2012) http://www.berghahnbooks.com/title.php?rowtag=VanDerKleinMaternalism

Peer‐Reviewed Article Patricia Moynagh and Lori R. Weintrob, “Courage and Social Justice: History Students Engage New York's Immigrant and Refugee Communities” Perspectives on History 49:9 (AHA Press, Teaching Column, December 2011).

Photo exhibit “Muslim‐Americans on Staten Island: Leaders and Neighbors for Fifty Years,” April 4‐30, 2012, Spotlight Gallery, Hormann Library

Newspaper articles Phillip Papas and Lori R. Weintrob, “Happy 350th Birthday Staten Island,” Staten Island Advance, August 22, 2011 (Front page article with history of borough).

Lori R. Weintrob, “A Taste of Tashkent on Amboy Road, Staten Island,” Citizens Magazine/Staten Island Advance, March 18, 2012 (reprint from Jul 8, 2010).

Coloring Book (author) Discovering Staten Island: A 350th Anniversary Coloring Book. Illustrated by Dennis Sheheen. Sponsored by si350, Inc. (1000 copies).

Projects featured in newspaper articles and videos (sample) “Staten Island Celebrates Half‐Century of Muslim Accomplishments,” April 17, 2012 (Organized photo exhibit and panel, 4 articles in Staten Island Advance and NY1 video).

Wagner College Students Teach Port Richmond High About Civic Leadership,” NY1 video, Dec. 3, 2011

“Sex and More: Students put heads together,” Staten Island Advance, Dec. 6, 2011

“Staten Island set for Birthday Blowout,” Staten Island Advance, August 20, 2011 (featured visit by mayor Michael Bloomberg, monthly articles and several NY1 videos, Jan.‐ Dec. 2011, Lori Weintrob and Robert Coghlan, Co‐Chairs, si350, Inc.)

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