GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP, AND CREATIVITY 2010–2011 Gustavus Adolphus College faculty members are ACTIVE SCHOLARS, RESEARCHERS, and ARTISTS who model intellectual engagement for peers, colleagues, and students. THIS VOLUME IS THE THIRD BIENNIAL PUBLICATION prepared by the John S. Kendall Center for Engaged Learning celebrating the outstanding work of the faculty at Gustavus Adolphus College in the areas of research, scholarship, and creativity. Two of the Core Values at Gustavus are “excellence” and “community.” The community of scholars here at Gustavus is built around our highly productive faculty, whose vocation centers on o ering a liberal arts education of recognized excellence. The evidence for this claim is found in our assessment of student learning as well as our productivity in research, creativity, and scholarship. I am proud to assert regularly that this faculty embodies the highest standards of teaching and scholarship. Our faculty comprises great teachers, who are e ective in the classroom in part because they are also extraordinary scholars—whether that scholarship takes the form of analyzing lab or field research data, or whether the scholarship is found in their artistic and creative output. This booklet celebrates the breadth and depth of our faculty accomplishments as scholars, many of which are collaborations with our students. This student/faculty collaborative research is an important tool for teaching and mentoring our students. We also celebrate and acknowledge the years of service to Gustavus of our colleagues retiring in 2011 and 2012 from full-time teaching at Gustavus. Retiring at the end of the 2011 Spring semester were: Professor of History Kevin Byrne (hired in 1971), Professor of History Thomas Emmert (1973), Professor of Music David Fienen (1973), Professor of Philosophy George Georgacarakos (1980), Visiting Professor of Economics and Management Henry Hays (1999), Bernhardson Distinguished Professor in Lutheran Studies Darrell Jodock (1999), Professor of Music Patricia Kazarow (1984), Professor of Art and Art History Bruce McClain (1965), Professor of Music Ann Pesavento (1978), and Professor of Nursing Paula Swiggum (1996). Retiring at the end of the 2012 Spring semester are: Professor of Geography Robert Douglas (hired in 1973), Associate Professor of Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Hayden Duncan (1986), Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science John Holte (1976), Professor of Anthropology and Interdisciplinary Studies Karen Larson (1977), and Associate Professor of Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Horst Ludwig (1965). Together these distinguished teachers have contributed over 485 years in support of the mission of the College. With this volume we particularly honor their many and varied research, scholarship, and creative endeavors over their time at Gustavus, and o er them our thanks. Thanks are also due to the sta in Marketing and Communication for assistance with layout, editing, and photographs, and to Dr. Margaret Bloch Qazi, director of Kendall Center, Cathy Blaukat, the Center’s administrative assistant, and the current faculty associates, all of whom serve our faculty very well. Kudos to all,

Mark Braun Provost

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 3 Mohammad Abu Baker Visiting Assistant Professor, Biology n “Variation of Within-Day Foraging Costs in the Striped Mouse, Rhabdomys pumilio” (with J.S. Brown), Mammalian Biology, 76 (2011): 654–656. n “Patterns in the Local Assembly of Egyptian Rodent Faunas: Co- occurrence and Nestedness” (with B.D. Patterson), Journal of Arid Environments, 75 (2011): 14–19. n “Islands of Fear: E ects of Wooded Patches on Habitat Suitability of the Striped Mouse in a South African Grassland” (with J.S. Brown), Functional Ecology, 24 (2010):1313–1322. n “Patterns in the Local Assembly of Egyptian Rodent Faunas: Areography and Species Combinations” (with B.D. Patterson), Mammalian Biology, 75 (2010): 510–522. n “Foraging, Community Structure, and Landscape Ecology of South African Granivore Communities” (with J.S. Brown), Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, Pittsburgh, PA., August 2010. n Student Travel Award, Ecological Society of America’s Annual Meeting, Graduate student council, University of Illinois at Chicago, October 2010, $310. n Student Travel Award, Ecological Society of America’s Annual Meeting, Biology Department, University of Illinois at Chicago, October 2010, $300. KEVIN BYRNE, Ph.D., professor emeritus of history, retired after 40 years on n Student Presenter’s Scholarship, the faculty (1971–2011) but returned to serve as associate provost and dean of the Ecological Society of America’s faculty during the 2011–12 academic year. Annual Meeting, Graduate College, University of Illinois at Chicago, October 2010, $200. Sidonia Alenuma-Nimoh Conference, November 2011. Jennifer Ackil Assistant Professor, Education n “Rethinking Teaching and Teachers Professor, Psychology n “Gendered Globalization: A for Students of Poverty” (with J. Schuck and D. Pitton), Minnesota n “Forced Fabrication versus Reexamination of the Changing Association of Colleges for Teacher Interviewer Suggestions: Roles of Women in Africa” (with Education, October 2011. Di erences in False Memory L. Gerstbauer), ed. Dip Kapoor, n “Rethinking Teachers for Students Depend on How Memory is Critical Perspectives in Neoliberal of Poverty” (with J. Schuck), South Assessed” (with M.S. Zaragoza), Globalization, Development and Elementary School, October 2011. Applied Cognitive Psychology, 25.6 Education in Africa and Asia, n “Exploring the Complexities (2011): 933–942. Sense Publishers, 2011: 87–98. of Gendered Globalization,” n “The Relation between Stress n “Taking Multicultural Education International Conference on and Children’s Memory? It’s to the Next Level: An Introduction Diversity in Organizations, Complicated,” Applied Cognitive to Di erentiated-Multicultural Communities and Nations, June Psychology, 25.5 (2011): 833–834. Instruction,” National Association for Multicultural Education 2011.

4 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n “Talk on Ghana,” John Ireland n “Ring on Race, Place, Boundary n Panelist, “Fictions of Peace,” Pacific Elementary School, May 2011. Crossing, Performance, and Ethnic Ancient and Modern Language n “Teaching Them ALL: Blending Identity: Lawson Inada’s Legends Association Conference, Scripps Di erentiated Instruction with from Camp,” Western Literature College, Claremont, California, Multicultural Instruction,” Association Conference, October November 2011. Minnesota Association for 2010. n Panelist, “Commemorating Supervision and Curriculum n Elected, Executive Council, Controversy: The U.S.-Dakota Development Conference, March Western Literature Association. War,” Great Plains History 2011. Conference, Minnesota State n “Is There a Way of Teaching for Gregory Aune University, Mankato, September Social Justice? A Multiculturalist Associate Professor, Music and Music 2011. Perspective,” National Association – Vocal n “AFRICA: Colonialism and for Multicultural Education n Guest Conductor, Wisconsin Genocide,” Gustavus Adolphus Conference, November 2010. School Music Association High College Shop Talk, October 2011. n “Some Promising Educational School State Honors Mixed Choir, n “Gendering the Holocaust,” Reform Programs: The Case October 2010. Inver Hills Community College, of Magnet and Professional n “Beyond the Notes: What Makes a Minneapolis, Minn., March 2011. Development School Programs,” Performance Musical?” Wisconsin n Panelist, “Birthing in a Room Hawaii International Conference Music Educators State Convention, of One’s Own,” celebrating on Education, January 2010. October 2010. Susan Gubar, Professor, Indiana n Appointed, Associate Editor, n National Choral Judge, “The University, Bloomington, Indiana, International Journal of Diversity American Prize: Choral Division,” April 2010. in Organizations, Communities and May 2010. n “The Diary of Anne Frank,” Park Nations. Square Theatre, Minneapolis, n Appointed, Reviewer, National Elizabeth Baer March 2010. Association for Multicultural Professor, English and African n “Shattered Glass, Feathers Flying: Education Conference. Studies Gender-Based Violence in the n Appointed, Reviewer, American n “Haunted Memories: Portraits of Holocaust,” Conference on Gender Educational Research Association Women during the Holocaust,” and Genocide, University of Conference: Critical Educators Publishing Works, Exeter, N.H., Minnesota; Duluth, October 2009, for Social Justice Special Interest 2011. and Southwest State University, Group; Sociology of Education n “W. G. Sebald’s Austerlitz: Marshall, Minn., April 2010. Special Interest Group; and Adaptation as Restitution,” eds. n Gustavus Adolphus College Educational Change Special Susan Figge and Jenifer Ward, Sesquicentennial Committee, U.S.- Interest Group. Reworking the German Past, Dakota War of 1862 Lecture Series, n Appointed, Reviewer, American Camden House, Rochester, NY, $6,500. Educational Research Journal 2010. n Minnesota Legacy Funds, $4,000. Section on Teaching, Learning and n Review, “What Will Become of the n Ping Fellowship, Council for Human Development. Children? A Novel of a German International Educational n Appointed, Member, 2010 Family in the Twilight of Weimar Exchange, Senegal. Editorial Board for the Journal of Berlin,” H-Net On-line Reviews, Dagaare Studies. Summer 2011. Julie Bartley n Appointed, Chair of Critical n Review, “The Oxford Handbook Associate Professor, Geology Educators for Social Justice of Genocide Studies,” ed. Donald n “Protracted Oxygenation of the session, “Challenging the Norm: Bloxham and A. Dirk Moses, The Proterozoic Biosphere” (with L.C. Curriculum, Teacher Resistance Journal of Interdisciplinary History Kah), International Geology Review, and Special Education,” American 41.4 (2011): 630–632. 53 (2011):1424–1442. Educational Research Association n Review, “Anglo-Jewish Women n “Making Chemistry Relevant to Annual Meeting, 2010. Writing the Holocaust: Displaced the Engineering Major” (with Witnesses,” by Phyllis Lassner, S. Basu-Dutt and C. Slappey), Florence Amamoto Tulsa Studies of Women’s Literature, Journal of Chemical Education, 87 Associate Professor, English Spring 2010. (2010):1206–1212. n “’Three Light Footsteps Running n Thirteen Reviews, “Choice” n “Making Chemistry Relevant to Away’: Motion, Memory, and Magazine, 2010–2011. Science and Engineering Majors” Meaning in Willa Cather’s Lucy n “The Post-Holocaust Golem: A (with S. Basu-Dutt, V.J. Geisler, F.A. Gayheart,” Western Literature Jewish Legend Returns,” Center for Khan, and S. Swamy-Mruthinti), Association Conference, October Holocaust and Genocide Studies ed. S. Basu-Dutt, Making Chemistry 2011. at the University of Minnesota, Relevant: Strategies for Including n “Cather in the Classroom,” 13th November, 2011. All Students in a Learner-Sensitive International Cather Seminar, June Classroom Environment, John Wiley, 2011. 2010: 169–192.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 5 n “Cement Stratigraphy Suggests Chemically Distinct Water Masses in the Mesoproterozoic Ocean” (with L.C. Kah), Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America, October 2011. n “Glacier National Park as a Natural Laboratory for Geologic Observation and First-Principles Discussion of Geologic Processes” (with L.C. Kah), Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America, November 2010. n “The Gunflint Formation: Early Modern Environment or Echo of an Archaic Earth?” Gustavus Adolphus College Research, Scholarship, and Creativity Grant, 2010, $1,975. n “Broadening Participation of Underrepresented Minority Students in STEM,” Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation, North Star Alliance, 2010, $30,139; 2011, $17,139.

Margaret Bloch Qazi Associate Professor, Biology n “Sex Peptide is required for the Ecient Release of Stored Sperm in Mated Drosophila Females” (with F.W. Avila, K. Ravi Ram, and M.F. Wolfner), Genetics, 186.2 (2010): 595–600. n “Hold On: Females Modulate Sperm Depletion from Storage Sites in the Fly Drosophila Melanogaster” (with L. Hogdal ’09), Journal of Insect Physiology, 56 (2010):1332–1340. n “What Do Employers Expect from New STEM Faculty Candidates?” ROBERT DOUGLAS, Ph.D., professor of geography, retires at the close of the (with J. Jungck, D. Kanis, O. 2011–12 academic year after 39 years on the faculty. Taylor, and T. Higgins), Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning Forum: Preparation of the Nation’s Future n “Between the Potency and the n “Sex Peptide Is Required for the Faculty, October 2011. Existence: Female Influences on Release of Stored Sperm in Mated n “Promoting a Good Fit: Exploring Sperm Fate,” Gustavus Adolphus Drosophila Females” (with F.W. Research Opportunities with College Shop Talk, February 2011 Avila, K. Ravi Ram, and M.F. Undergraduates” (with K. and Minnesota State University Wolfner), 51st Annual Drosophila Pearson and D. Hall), Midstates Biology Department Graduate Research Conference, April 2010. Consortium for Math and Science, Seminar, January 2011. n “Histone 3.3A Is Necessary for April 2011. n “Acps and Sperm Storage: The Normal Fertility in Drosophila n “A Role for the Biogenic Amines Role of Acp36DE and Sex Peptide” melanogaster,” (with S. Snyder Tyramine and Octopamine in (with F.W. Avila, K. Ravi Ram, ’11), 19th Annual University Drosophila Sperm Storage” (with and M.F. Wolfner), 51st Annual of Minnesota Symposium in F.W. Avila and M.F. Wolfner), Drosophila Research Conference, Developmental Biology, September 52nd Annual Drosophila Research April 2010. 2010. Conference, March 2011.

6 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n “Hold On! Female Drosophila n “Water, Water, Everywhere and n “Giving Voice to Vision: melanogaster Modulate Sperm Not a Drop to Drink,” Minnesota Curriculum Development and Release from Storage” (with Earth Science Teachers Association Assessment in Communication L. Hogdal ’09), Society for Annual Workshop, January 2010. Studies” (with M. Lang ’95), Developmental Biology Annual n “From Critical Density to Eco- National Communication Meeting, June 2010. Density: Population Density, Association Annual Convention, n “Characterization of Histone Household Diversity, and New Orleans, La., November 2011. 3.3A’s (CG5825) Role in Female Sustainable Lifestyles in Canadian n “Engagement as Transformative Fruit Fly (Drosophila melanogaster) Cities,” Canadian Embassy, 2011, Education: Developing Voice Sperm Storage,” Gustavus Adolphus $6,900. in a Semester-Long Practicum College Research, Scholarship and n “Sense of Place and Zone of in Citizenship” (with M. Lang Creativity Grant, 2011, $2,100. Influence: Geographies of ’95 and S. Wolter ’02), National Congregational Life,” Louisville Communication Association Annual Mark Bjelland Institute, $24,750. Convention, New Orleans, La., Professor, Geography and n Appointed, Table Leader, Advanced November 2011. Environmental Studies Placement Human Geography n “Reinvigorating Democratic n Introduction to Geography (with A. Examination, College Board. Education: Public Discourse and Getis, J. Getis, and J. D. Fellmann), Engaged Citizenship,” American 13th Edition, New York: McGraw- Kristian Braekkan Democracy Project National Hill, 2011. Assistant Professor, Economics and Meeting, Orlando, Fla., June 2010. n Human Geography: Landscapes Management n “Public Discourse: Civic of Human Activities (with J. D. n “From Herring to Oil: Economic Engagement Practice in Fellmann, A. Getis, and J. Getis), Development in Northern Foundational Courses,” IMPACT, 11th Edition, New York: McGraw- Norway,” Gustavus Adolphus Delano, Fla., April 2010. Hill, 2010. College Global Insight Program, n Invited participant, Deliberation n “Love Canal,” and “Landfills,” ed. October 2011. in Classroom Working Group, B. Warf, Encyclopedia of Geography,” n “Aggregation Issues and Kettering Foundation. Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage Forecasting: The Case for n Competitively selected participant, Publications, 2010: 1806–1808 and Market Specific Models” (with S. Core Competency Committee, 1684–1686. Markham), Annual Meeting of Center for an Engaged Democracy, n Review: “Small Town the Decision Sciences Institute, Merrimack College. Sustainability: Economic, Social, November 2010. n Reviewer, Women’s Studies in and Environmental Innovation,” n “Pending Home Sales Index Communication. Urban Geography, 31.8 (2010): (NAR): An Illustration of the n Reviewer, Feminist and Women’s 1150–1151. Relationship between PHSI Studies Division, National n “Geography, Liberal Arts, and with New Home Sales”(with S. Communication Association. Interdisciplinarity: Strategies for Markham), Annual Meeting of a Shared Space,” Association of the Decision Sciences Institute, Priscilla Briggs American Geographers Annual November 2010. Associate Professor, Art and Art Meeting, April 2011. n “National versus Organizational History n “Young Adults and the Growth Data Footprints: The Implications n Review: “The Road to Shantou,” and Decline of the Rural of Using National Data to Forecast Santa Fe, N.M., 2011. Midwest,” Association of American Lower Level Changes” (with S. n EA$T/WE$T: A Global Look Geographers Annual Meeting, Markham), Annual Meeting of at Capitalism, New Harmony March 2010. the Decision Sciences Institute, Gallery of Contemporary Art, New n “Geographic Perspectives on the November 2010. Harmony, Ind., May–June 2011. Importance of Regional Centers n Fortune, The Phipps Center for and Interregional Corridors,” Leila Brammer the Arts, Hudson, Wis., December Highway 169 Corridor Coalition, Professor, Communication Studies 2010–January 2011. February 2010. n “Reimagining Curriculum: n Fortune , Orange Coast College n “Water and Conflict,” House of Educating Students for Personal Photography Gallery, Costa Mesa, Prayer Lutheran Church, Richfield, and Social Responsibility” (with M. Calif., October–November 2010. MN, Adult Education Forum, Lang ’95), American Association of n Gustavus Studio Art Faculty February 2010. Colleges and Universities Arts and Exhibition, Schaefer Gallery, St. n “Water and Justice,” St. James Humanities Conference: Toward a Peter, Minn., October–November Lutheran Church, Burnsville, Flourishing State, Providence, R.I., 2010. Minn., Adult Education Forum, November 2011. n China in Transition, IFP Minnesota January 2010. Center for Media Arts, St. Paul, Minn., July–August 2010.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 7 n McKnight Fellows Exhibition, Franklin Art Works, Minneapolis, Minn., June-July 2010. n “ 2008 McKnight Artist Fellowships for Photographers,” Bartholomew Ryan, Franklin Art Works, 2010. n Artist Lecture, Anoka-Ramsey Community College, Coon Rapids, Minn., October 2010. n Fortune , Midwest Photographer’s Project, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, Ill., September 2010. n Gallery Talk, Franklin Artworks, Minneapolis, Minn., July 2010. n Artist Lecture, Moravian College, Bethlehem, Pa., March 2010. n Artist Lecture, Metropolitan State University, Minneapolis, Minn., February 2010. n “Hmong Village, St. Paul, Minn.” (with Blong Lor ’12), Gustavus Adolphus College Presidential Faculty-Student Collaboration Grant, 2011, $10, 060. n Artist Initiative Grant, Minnesota State Arts Board, 2010, $6,000. n “The Road to Shantou,” Gustavus Adolphus College Research, Scholarship, and Creativity Grant, 2010, $2,200. n Nominee, Baum Award for Emerging Photographers, 2010. n Artist Residency, Chinese European Art Center, Xiamen, China, 2010.

Scott Bur Associate Professor, Chemistry n Review: “Ammonium Ylides as Building Blocks for Alkaloid Synthesis” (with A. Padwa), Modern Tools for the Synthesis of Associate Professor of Spanish HAYDEN DUNCAN, Ph.D., who retires with the Complex Bioactive Molecules, Wiley, end of the 2011–12 year, has taught at Gustavus for 26 years. 2011. n “Diels-Alder Reactions of 2-Trialkylsilyloxyfurans” (with N. Setterholm ’11), American Betsy Byers n “Scene and Heard – Works of Art,” Chemical Society National Assistant Professor, Art and Art Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine, Meeting, August 2010. History November 2010: 25 & 27. n n “Building Instrumental n “Don’t Settle for the Mundane Elsewhere, Burnet Gallery, Competence to Support Student when Choosing Art,” Metro Chambers Le Méridien Hotel, Independence in the Laboratory” Magazine, 2011. Minneapolis, Minn., 2011. n (with B. Russell), National Science n State of the Arts Blog, Night A Summer of Abstract Art, Anita Foundation: Transforming Swimming, 2011. Sue Kolman Gallery, Minneapolis, Undergraduate Education in n Studio Visit, Juror Beth Venn, Minn., 2011. STEM, 2011, $200,000. Curator of Modern and n Art on the Town, Minnesota Center Contemporary Art at the Newark for Book Arts, 2011. Museum, 2011. n Boundary Conditions, The Phipps n Featured Banner Artist, mnartists Center for the Arts, Hudson, Wis., access+ENGAGE ejournal, January, 2010. Issue 61, Minneapolis, MN, 2011.

8 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 ERIC DUGDALE Gustavus Faculty Scholarly Accomplishment Award 2011

HIS DOG SAYS IT ALL. She’s a Shiba Inu, an exotic He has co-edited with James Morwood twelve books for Japanese breed that looks like a fox and is bred to hunt, of a new series, Greece and Rome: Texts and Contexts, whose all things, ferrets. What kind of person would own a breed aim is to provide students with direct access to the ancient like that, or for that matter, ever hear of it? Eric Dugdale, world. associate professor in classics at Gustavus Adolphus Teaching. Eric teaches Latin and Greek. He encourages College. creative composition, cartooning, Haiku poems, letters, Traveling. There isn’t a continent—apart from and inscriptions, all to be written in Latin and Greek. This Antarcticia—that Eric hasn’t visited. His parents, rigorous work leads to analytical thinking, writing skills, missionaries in Colombia, sent him to boarding school and insights into how language works. He recently taught in England. There, he was inspired by his Latin teacher, Sophocles’ Ajax, a play about a warrior who goes berserk who gave him a taste of the ancient world in its entirety— when he massacres a herd of cattle, thinking he has just language, literature, history, art archeology, and theater—a killed his army of generals. He poses the questions, “What rich discipline. He attended the University of Oxford as prompted this bizarre action? Was it merely divine delusion? an undergraduate, and was awarded his Ph.D. in classics The important thing here is, what do you think?” by the University of North Carolina. He recently won Art. Every two years on Honors Day at Gustavus, Eric put a McGeorge Honorary Fellowship at the University of on the Festival of Dionysus in the beauty of the arboretum. Melbourne. He’s quick to say, “Terribly sorry, there will be no wine.” In 2004–05, Eric took a leave of absence to teach at the His students direct and appear in scenes from di erent Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies in Rome. In ancient Greek and Roman plays. They’re brought to life in 2011, he led the Gustavus Semester in India Program. a way that allows the general public to understand them. Eric absolutely relishes traveling the Mediterranean, and Eric says he enjoys keeping abreast of what’s going on in studying the ancient world up-close. the ancient world. If you’re thinking, “What can possibly Writing. Eric’s publications include a translation of be going on in the ancient world?” Eric would smile and Sophocles’ Electra, with accompanying notes, and Greek ask you to think about it. Theatre in Context, both with Cambridge University Press.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 9 n Surface Structures, Augsburg College, Minneapolis, Minn., 2010. n Water Rights, Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, Minn., 2010. n Healing Arts Program, Hudson Hospital, Hudson, Wis., 2010. n Artist Talk, Weisman Art Museum Art Mob, 2011. n Featured Artist, Midway Contemporary Art Drawing Rally, 2011. n Artist Talk, Augsburg College, 2010. n Student Art Show Juror, Augsburg College, 2010.

Joel Carlin Assistant Professor, Biology and Environmental Studies n “An Investigative Alternative to Single-Species Dissection in the Introductory Biology Laboratory,” BioScene: Journal of College Biology Teaching, 36 (2011): 28–33. n “Mutations Are the Raw Materials of Evolution,” Nature Education Knowledge, 2 (2011): 10. n “Adventures in Marine Phylogeography,” Minnesota State University, Mankato, October 2011. n “Stock Discrimination in American Monkfish Using Mitochondrial DNA” (with B. Nguluwe and A. Johnson), American Fisheries Society Conference, August 2011. n “Adventures in Ecuador,” Friends of the Linneaus Arboretum, Gustavus Adolphus College, March 2011. n “Stock Discrimination in American Monkfish Using Mitochondrial TOM EMMERT, Ph.D., professor emeritus of history, joined the faculty in 1973, DNA” (with B. Nguluwe and A. teaching courses in Russian studies, Eastern and Central Europe, and the Balkan Johnson), American Society of states among other topics for 38 years. Limnologists and Oceanographers Conference, February 2011. n “Stock Discrimination in American n The Municipality of Petatlán: One (with J. VerMeer ’11 and J. Monkfish Lophias americanus” Biologist’s View, Report to the Hammer ’11), Gustavus Adolphus (with A. Johnson, A. Place, A. Oce of the Presidente of Petatlán, College chapter of Sigma Xi Grants- Richards), National Oceanographic Mexico, 2010. in-Aid of Research, 2010, two and Atmospheric Administration: n “Stock Discrimination in American grants totalling $961. Living Marine Resources Research Monkfish Lophias americanus” n Appointed, Advisory Committee for Center, 2011, $10,800. (with A. Johnson, A. Place, A. Ecologists Without Borders, 2011. n “Evolutionary Genetics of Richards), National Oceanographic n Appointed, Newsletter Editor Inshore Lizardfish and the Genus and Atmospheric Administration: for the Genetics Section of the Trachinocephalus” (with G. Walters Living Marine Resources Research American Fisheries Society, ’14 and K. Sukhum ’11), Gustavus Center, 2010, $27,927. 2010–11. Adolphus College chapter of Sigma n “Population Genetic Analysis of n Appointed, Chair of the Electronic Xi Grants-in-Aid of Research, 2011, Interspecific Relationships between Services Advisory Board, American two grants totaling $920. Various Anguillomorph Fishes Fisheries Society, 2010. Endemic to the Gulf of Mexico”

10 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 Kyle Chambers n “Existence Results for Fractional Thia Cooper Assistant Professor, Psychology Di erential Equations with Associate Professor, Religion, n “Representations for Phonotactic Nonlinear Boundary Conditions,” LALACS, and Peace Studies Learning in Infancy” (with K.H. International Journal of Pure and n “Liberation from Violence: A Onishi and C. Fisher), Language Applied Mathematics, 62.4 (2010): Liberationist Perspective on Learning and Development, 7 443–452. Religion and Violence,” ed. Andrew (2011): 287–308. n “Galerkin Method for a Quasilinear Murphy, Blackwell Companion to n “Learning Developmental Parabolic Equation with Nonlocal Religion and Violence, Blackwell, Psychology through Museum Boundary Conditions,” Third 2011: 541–553. Exhibit Design” (with P. Olson International Conference on n “Brazil,” ed. Kurt Piehler, and A. Rao), Minnesota Campus Boundary Value Problems, Integral Encyclopedia of Military Science, Compact’s Annual Summit, April Equations, and Related Problems, Sage Publishing, 2011. 2011. Beijing and Baoding, Hebei, P.R. n Translation: Enrique Dussel. Politics n “Language Comprehension Is China, August 2010. of Liberation: A Critical Global Facilitated by Body Position” History. SCM Press, 2011. Pamela Conners (with A. Ho man ’11 and L. Voss n Session Chair and Facilitator: Assistant Professor, Communication ’12), Minnesota Undergraduate “Hermeneutics in Context” Studies Psychology Conference, April 2011. and “Final Reflections: The Way n n “Environmental Context E ects “‘The Research Says’: Definitions Forward,” Biblical Texts, Ur- on Lexical Processing” (with and Uses of a Key Policy Term in Contexts and Contemporary L. Kientzle ’12 and C. Bayer Federal Law and Local School- Realities, Sixth International ’14), Minnesota Undergraduate Board Deliberations” (with R. Conference in Bethlehem, August Psychology Conference, April 2011. Asen, D. Gurke, R. Solomon, and 2011. n “Learning Developmental E. Gumm), Argumentation and n “Fair Trade Sex: Reflections on Psychology through Museum Advocacy 47 (2011): 195–213. God, Sex and Economics,” Feminist Exhibit Design” (with P. Olson and n “School Boards and Decision- Theology, 19.2 (2010): 194–207. A. Rao), Developmental Science Making: Considering Evidence- n Presider: “Liberation Theologies Teaching Institute Biennial Meeting Based Research” (with R. Asen, in the Twenty-First Century,” of the Society for Research in Child D. Gurke, R. Solomon, and E. American Academy of Religion Development, April 2011. Gumm), American School Board Annual Conference, November n “A Vowel Is a Vowel: Generalizing Journal 198 (2011): 29–31. 2010. n Newly-Learned Phonotactic “Preserving the American Dream: n “Theologies of Immigration: Constraints to New Contexts” Blame and Responsibility for the Minding the Gap between Faith (with K.H. Onishi and C. Fisher), Foreclosure Crisis,” National and Practice,” Gustavus Adolphus Journal of Experimental Psychology: Communication Association Annual College Research, Scholarship, and Learning, Memory and Cognition, Convention, November 2011. Creativity Grant, 2011, $2,100. n 36 (2010): 821–828. “Putting Words to Work: The n “Theologies of Immigration: Faith n “Lexical Processing Reflects Recent Politics of Labor’s Vernacular,” and Practice in a Hmong-American Linguistic Experience” (with Cultural Analysis 9 (2010): 39–67. Community,” Gustavus Adolphus A. Fisher ’10 and K. Jacobsen n “Building Neoliberal College Presidential Faculty- ’10), Minnesota Undergraduate Neighborhoods: Dissonance Student Collaboration Grant (with Psychology Conference, April 2010. in the Debates over U.S. D. Xiong, ‘11), 2010, $6,500. n Civic Engagement Steward Award, Housing Legislation,” National n Steering Committee Member, Minnesota Campus Compact, Communication Association Annual Liberation Theologies Group, 2011. Convention, November 2010. American Academy of Religion, n “The Construction of Home in 2011. Baili Chen Debates over the National Housing n Chair of Liberation Theologies Assistant Professor, Mathematics and Act of 1934,” Rhetoric Society of Group, American Academy of Computer Science America Biennial Conference, May Religion, 2010. n “Existence of Solutions for 2010. n Gustavus Adolphus College Quasilinear Parabolic Equations n Elected, Board of Directors, Diversity Honors Award for with Nonlocal Boundary Rhetoric Society of America, Excellence, 2010. Conditions,” Electronic Journal of 2010–2011. Dierential Equations, 18 (2011): n Appointed, Search Committee Blake Couey 1–9. for Executive Director, Rhetoric Assistant Professor, Religion n “Nonlinear Fractional Di erential Society of America, 2011. n “Revenge,” ed. Joel B. Green, Equations with Nonlinear Boundary Dictionary of Scripture and Ethics, Conditions,” International Journal Baker Academic Press, 2011: 682. of Applied Mathematics, 23.4 (2010): 759–769.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 11 n Review: Isaiah in Context: Studies in Honour of Arie van der Kooij on the Occasion of his Sixty-Fifth Birthday, Journal of Hebrew Scriptures, 2011: 10.5508/jhs.2011.v11.r48. n “Isaiah 10:10–11 and Neo-Assyrian Royal Ideology: A Suggestive Non-Parallel,” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, November 2011. n “Isaiah 7:10–16 (Exegetical),” “Isaiah 9:2–7 (Exegetical),” and “Isaiah 52:7–10 (Exegetical),” eds. David L. Bartlett and Barbara Brown Taylor, Feasting on the Word: Preaching the Revised Common Lectionary. Year A, Volume 1: Advent through Transfiguration, Westminster John Knox, 2010: 75–79, 99–103, 123–127 n Review: Isaiah among the Ancient Near Eastern Prophets: A Comparative Study of the Earliest Stages of the Isaiah Tradition and the Neo-Assyrian Prophecies, Journal of Hebrew Scriptures 2010: 10.5508/jhs.2010.v10.r37. n “Evoking and Evading: The Poetic Presentation of the Moabite Catastrophe in Isaiah 15–16,” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, November 2010. n “Isaiah 2:1–4 and 11:1–10: Twin Visions of the Future,” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, November 2010. n “The Bestial Nations: An Isaianic Metaphor and Its Intertexts,” Upper Midwest Society of Biblical Literature Regional Meeting, April 2010. Professor emeritus DAVID FIENEN, D.M.A., joined the music faculty in 1973 and also served as co-director of General Education, associate dean and vice president of Denis Crnković academic a airs, and finally provost and dean of the College starting in 2009 until Professor, Modern Languages, his retirement in 2011. Literatures, and Cultures n “Word Spacing in the Early Printed Glagolitic Texts,” Slovo, 61 (2011): n “Femme on Femme: Reflections on n “The Road to Writing: An 15–40. Queer Femme-inist Ethnography Ethno(bio)graphic Memoir,” ed. n “A Note on the ‘Symbol of Faith’ and Collaborative Methods’,”SQS: Livholts, Mona, Emergent Writing and Kruchenykh’s Vowel-Poem Journal of Queer Studies in Finland, Methodologies in Feminist Studies, ‘Heights,’” Studi Slavistici, VII, 1 (2011): 1–21. Routledge, 2011: 148–165. (2010): 123–134. n “Femme on Femme: Reflections on n “In the Raw: Figurative Fragment Queer femme-inist Ethnography for a Politics of Location in Desire, Ulrika Dahl and Collaborative Methods,” Part II,” ed. Mona Livholts (with Fulbright Hildeman Fellow and eds. K.A. Browne and Catherine H. Hallgren), Emergent Writing Visiting Professor, Scandinavian Nash, Queer Methods: Queer Theory Methodologies in Feminist Studies, Studies and Social Science Methodologies, Routledge, 2011: 179–186. n “Ytspänning: Feminismer, Ashgate, 2010: 146–166. n Finn Fem(me) Fel’, ed. Mika Femininiteter, Femmefigurationer,” n “Rapport från Nielsen, Ätstört: En antologi om Tidskrift för Genusvetenska, 1 Vithetshavet,” Tidskrift för mat, makt och ätande. ETC förlag, (2011): 7–32. Genusvetenskap, 1–2 (2010): 70–74. 2011: 103–125.

12 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n “Att läsa (med) Sara Ahmed,” n “Femmebodiment: Notes on n “Function of Nereis diversicolor Foreword to Ahmed, Sara Vithetens the Queer Feminine Shapes of Metalloprotein II (MPII) in Hegemoni. Stockholm: Tankekraft. Vulnerability,” International Cadmium Resistance,” Gustavus S. 2011: 17–32 Conference ‘A ective tendencies: Adolphus College Presidential n “Queer in the Nordic Region: Bodies, pleasures, sexualities,’ Faculty-Student Collaboration Telling Queer (Feminist) Stories,” Rutgers University, New Grant (with X. Xiu ’12), 2011, eds. L. Downing and R. Gillett, Bruinswick, USA, July 2010. $8,400. Queer In Europ, Ashgate, 2011: n “(Re)figuring Femme Fashion” 143–157. The Centre for the History of Robert Douglas n “In The Raw: Figurative Fragments European Discourses,” University Professor, Geography, Environmental of a Politics of Location in Desire, of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, Studies, LALACS part I,” ed. C Asberg (with H. March 2010. n A Field Guide to Waterfalls in Hallgren), Gender Delight: Science, n “Notes on Femme-inist Agency,” Southern Minnesota, Gustavus Knowledge, Culture, and Writing… Department of Critical and Cultural Adolphus College Printing Services, For Nina Lykke, Linköping: Tema Studies, Macquarie University, Fall 2011. Genus Series of Interdisciplinary Sydney Australia, January 2010. n A Field Guide to Historic Sites Gender Research in Progress and n “Critical Femininity Studies,” in Olmsted County, Minnesota, Transformation, 1, 2010. Baltic Sea Foundation, Södertörn Olmstead County, Minn. Board of n “Notes on Femme-inist Agency’ in University, 2011. Commissioners, March 2010. Jónasdóttir,” eds A. G., V. Bryson n Fulbright Hildeman Grant Visiting n “Searching for Waterfalls,” and K.B. Jones, Sexuality, Gender Professorship, Gustavus Adolphus, Minnesota Conservation Volunteer, and Power: Intersectional and 2011. 73.430, May–June 2010. Transnational Perspectives, New n Södertörn University Promotion n “The Cuban Community in York: Routledge, 2010. Grant, 6 months research, Fall Louisville,” The Journal of Kentucky n “Turning like a Femme: Figuring 2010. Studies, 27, (2010). Critical Femininity Studies,” n Swedish Foundation for n “Little Cabin on the Prairie,” Department of Women’s, Gender, International Cooperation in Twinflower newsletter, Linnaeus and Sexuality Studies, Gustavus Higher Education and Research Arboretum, Fall 2011. Adolphus College, MN, July 2011. Grant, Macquarie University, n “Kasota Prairie: Plants, Sand, and n “The Road to Writing: An Australia, 2010. Rocks,” VINE in Action, Mankato, Ethno(bio)graphic Memoir,” n “The Gender of Globalization: Minn., May 2010. American Swedish Institute, Women Navigating Economic and n “A Virtual Walking Tour of Saint Minneapolis, July 2011. Cultural Marginality,” eds. Nandini Peter, Minnesota,” Lions Club n “Femmes of Power: Figuring Queer Gunewardena and Ann Kingsolver, Luncheon, Gustavus Adolphus Femininities!” Gustavus Adolphus Progressive Women, Traditional College, May 2010. College, MN, November 2011. Men: The Feminization of Migration n “Teaching American History: n “White gloves, feminist fists: 1950s and Gendered Stories of Development Native American Relations: A Local Vintage and the Politics of Race and in the EU’s Northern Periphery,’ Perspective,” “Manifest Destiny and Nation in Contemporary Femme 105–125. the Treaty of Traverse des Sioux,” Figurations,” Lawrence University, n Senior Editor, Lambda Nordica South Central Service Cooperative, WI, March 2011. Nordic Journal. June 2010. n “Femmebodiment: Notes on n Editorial Board Member, Tidskrift n “Early Explorers of the Minnesota the Queer Feminine Shapes of för Genusvetenskap, Swedish Journal River,” Zuhrah Shrine Club Vulnerability,” Department of of Gender Studies. Meeting, November 2010. Gender Studies, Gothenburg n International Advisory Board University, December 2010. Member, Journal For Somatechnics, Eric Dugdale n “Femmebodiment: Notes on University of Edinburgh Press. Associate Professor, Classics the Queer Feminine Shapes of n Elector, Swedish National n Co-Editor, Socrates and Athens, Vulnerability,” International Association for Gender Research. Cambridge University Press, 2011. Conference ‘Between Bodies: n Co-Editor, Tacitus and the Sense, Emotion, A ect’, Uppsala Je‘ Dahlseid ’90 Principate, Cambridge University Universitet, November 2010. Associate Professor, Biology and Press, 2011. n “Critical femininity studies? Chemistry n Co-Editor, Greek Athletics and the A femme-inist perspective,” n “Searching for a Wild-Type mRNA Olympics, Cambridge University Department of Gender Studies, Substrate for Exosome-Mediated Press, 2011. Umeå University, October 2010. Degradation” (with A. Stonehouse, n “Good Grief: Learning Empathy C. Gloede ’12, and L. Leland through Ancient Drama,” eds. ’13), Yeast Genetics and Molecular Licia Landi, Bob Lister, and Per Biology Meeting of the Genetics Rasmussen, Pensa Editore, 2011: Society of America, July 2010. 227–236.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 13 n Review: Sophocles and the Greek Tragic Tradition, Classical Journal, 107.1 (2011): 109–117. n Review: “Euripides: Suppliant Women,” Comparative Drama, 45.2 (2011): 151–154. n “Greek Drama as Political Drama: Responses to Violence in Ancient and Modern Retellings of the Orestes Myth,” National Law School of India, December 2011. n “Activities for Beginning Language Teaching,” American Classical League Institute, June 2011. n “Public Testimony in Molora and The Angry Wounds,” Classical Association of the Middle West and South, April 2011. n “Social Justice in Athenian Tragedy,” St. Mary’s Dominican, March 2011. n Co-organizer, “Performance as Scholarship: Gaining Recognition for Scholarly Creative Activity” (with J. Given), American Philological Association, January 2011. n Co-Editor, Horace: Poet for a New Age, Cambridge University Press, 2010. n “Coincidence in the Comedies of Menander,” Research, Scholarship, and Creativity Grant, 2010, $2100. n Elected, Education Committee, American Philological Association. n Appointed, Chair, Con Award Selection Committee, American Philological Association.

K. Angelique Dwyer Assistant Professor, Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Professor Emeritus GEORGE GEORGACARAKOS, Ph.D., retired in 2011 after n “Performing Chicanas in 31 years on the faculty of the Department of Philosophy. Cyberspace: www.almalopez .com,” ed. Luz Angélica Kirschner, Expanding Latinidad, Lit Verlag, London, 2011: 255–272. Seán Easton n Review: Oxford Readings in n “My Brother the Mexican,” Assistant Professor, Classics and Classical Studies: Lucan, ed. Charles Research, Scholarship, and Peace Studies Tesoriero, Bryn Mawr Classical Creativity Grant, Gustavus n “Envy and Fame in Lucan’s Bellum Review, February 2011. Adolphus College, 2011, $1,350. Civile,” ed. Paolo Asso, The Brill n “Fictions of Peace: Peace in n Faculty Fellows, Center for Servant Companion to Lucan, Leiden: Brill, Non-Documentary Cinema and Leadership, Gustavus Adolphus 2011: 345–362. Literature,” Annual Meeting College, 2011, $3,000. n “Ovid’s Death of Turnus and of Pacific Ancient and Modern a Hitherto Unnoticed Allusion Language Association (PAMLA), to Aeneid 1.1 (Metamorphoses November 2010. 14.573),” Annual Meeting of n “‘But we are not going to Classical Association of the Middle Pharsalia’: Nostromo and Conrad’s West and South (CAMWS), April Lucan,” Annual Meeting of 2011. PAMLA, November 2010.

14 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n “Apollonius’ Argonautica: A n “Frequency-Dependent Adaptation n Panelist for E-Books: Libraries at Forgotten Chapter in the Literature to Amplitude Modulated Auditory the Tipping Point and E-Books: of Peace,” Annual Meeting of the Signals Influences the Modeled The New Normal, Library Journal, Peace and Justice Society, October Temporal Response Patterns in September 2010 and October 2010. the Anuran Midbrain,” Society for 2011. n Organizer, Latin Literature Panel, Neuroscience, November 2010. n “Conventionally Unconventional: Annual Meeting of PAMLA, Lisbeth Salander’s Sisters in Crime,” November 2010. David Fienen Stieg Larsson and Scandinavian Emeritus Professor, Music Crime Fiction: An International Casey Elledge n Substitute Organist and Conductor, Symposium, May 2011. Associate Professor, Religion Mt. Olive Lutheran Church, n “Sisters in Crime at the Quarter n “Future Resurrection of the Minneapolis, Minn., September Century: Advocacy, Community, Dead: Social Dynamics, Contested 2011. and Change,” Popular Culture Evidence,” Currents in Biblical n Substitute Organist, First Lutheran Association and American Culture Research 9.3 (2011): 394–421. Church, St. Peter, Minn., Summer Association National Conference, n “Jesus, Divorce, and Qumran: 2011. April 2011. Reorienting the Discussion,” n Keyboardist, Mankato Symphony n “Documdrama: Why Sources Historical Jesus Section of the Orchestra, June 2011. Matter—And Citing Them Society of Biblical Literature n Continuo Harpsichordist, Haydn Correctly Doesn’t,” College Conference, November 2011. Seasons Oratorio, St. Peter Choral Composition and Communication n “From the Beginning It Was Not Society, Nicollet High School and Annual Conference, April 2011. So: Jesus, Divorce, and Remarriage Björling Recital Hall, February n “Common Cause: How Scholarship in Light of the Dead Sea Scrolls,” 2011. Became a Commodity and What Perspectives in Religious Studies 37 n Keyboardist, Mankato Symphony Libraries Can Do to Reclaim (2010): 371–390. Orchestra, November and the Commons,” University of n Program Committee, American December 2010. Wisconsin Libraries, September Schools of Oriental Research. n Guest Organist, Bernadotte 2010. Lutheran Church, Lafayette, Minn., n “Open Access and Books in a Patricia English-Schneider November 2010. Digital Age,” Metropolitan Library Associate Professor, Communication n Substitute Organist, First Lutheran System, Chicago, June 2010. Studies Church, St. Peter, Minn., n Through the Cracks, St. Martin’s n “The Virgin Mary: Influence on September 2010. Minotaur, May 2010. the Performance of Grief and n Organist, Funeral for the Rev. Gary n “Critical Assets: Academic Libraries Female Catholic Identity,” Text and Grunzke, Bernadotte Lutheran – A View from the Administration Performance Quarterly, 2011. Church, July 2010. Building,” Library Journal, May n “Memory, Medium, and n Harpsichord Soloist, Bach 2010. Movement” and “Hauntings: Brandenburg Concerto V, Mankato n “Reader’s Advisory for Mysteries,” Marking Flesh, Time, Symphony Orchestra, March 2010. Minnesota Library Association and Memory,” National n Organist, Mendelssohn Elijah Reader’s Advisory Round Table Communication Association Oratorio, St. Peter Choral Society, Annual Retreat, May 2010. Annual Convention, New Orleans, March 2010. n “Liberation Bibliography: November 2011. n Continuo Harpsichordist, Mankato Trumping Ownership with Access Symphony Orchestra, February – A Manifesto,” Library Journal, Michael Ferragamo 2010. April 2010. Associate Professor, Biology and n Organ Soloist, European Tour and n “Read/Write Culture: What Open Neuroscience Home Concert, Gustavus Wind Means for Learning, Research, n “A Model of Anuran Auditory Orchestra, January–February 2010. and Creativity,” Iowa Library Periphery Reveals Frequency- Association/Association of College Dependent Adaptation to Be a Barbara Fister and Research Libraries Annual Contributing Mechanism for Two- Professor, Library Conference, April 2010. Tone Suppression and Amplitude n “Reading, Risk, and Reality: n Columnist, Inside Higher Ed Modulation Coding” (with J. Undergraduates and Reading for and Library Journal Academic Wotton), Hearing Research, 280. Pleasure” (with J. Gilbert ’99), Newswire. 1–2 (2011): 109–121. College & Research Libraries, 72.5 n Member, Publications in n “The Multiple Functions of T (September 2011): 474–495. Librarianship and College & Stellate/multipolar/chopper Cells n “Liberating Knowledge: A Research Libraries. in the Ventral Cochlear Nucleus” Librarian’s Manifesto for Change,” (with D. Oertel and R. Bal), Thought & Action (Fall 2010): Hearing Research, 276. 1–2 (2011): 83–90. 61–69.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 15 William Freiert Emeritus Professor, Classics n “An Ojibwe Daphnis and Chloe: David Treuer’s The Translation of Dr. Apelles,” Mediterranean Studies Association, May 2011.

Rebecca Fremo Associate Professor, English n “Beware of Rural Intersections” (with P. English-Schneider), Feminisms and Rhetorics Conference, October 2011. n “Chasing Northern Lights,” Lake Region Review, Fall 2011: 63 n “Watching October Soccer in Blaine, Minnesota,” Lake Region Review, Fall 2011: 64 n “Washing Boys,” Water Stone Review, Fall 2011. n “Shifting the How and Sharing the What: The Perils and Promises of Methodological Chaos,” College Composition and Communication Conference, April 2011. n “Judging the Elementary School Science Fair,” Naugatuck River Review, Summer 2010: 34–35. n “Farming Dandelions,” River Poets Journal, June 2010: 14. n “Unlearning ‘Habits, Customs, and Character’: Changing the Ethos of Our Writing Center,” Writing Lab Newsletter, 34.8 (April 2010): 1–6. n “Country Song,” Tidal Basin Review, Spring 2010: 97. n “Fresh Snow,” Tidal Basin Review, Spring 2010: 98 n “Chasing Northern Lights,” Research, Scholarship, and Creativity Grant, Gustavus Adolphus College, 2011, $840. Professor emeritus HENRY HAYS, Ph.D., was visiting professor of economics and n Honorable Mention and Finalist, management from 1999 to 2011. the Loft Mentor Series Competition for Poetry.

Mary Gaebler n Appointed, Chair of Ethics Section, n Review: “Sins of the Nation and the Assistant Professor, Religion American Academy of Religion, Ritual of Apologies (2009),” Politics and Religion, July 2011: 179–182. n “Luther, Laughter, and the Devil: Upper Midwest Region. Spiritual Empowerment in the n “The Humbled Superpower: Mimi Gerstbauer Context of Despair,” Annual United States Foreign Policy Associate Professor and Chair, Meeting of the Society of Christian and Possibilities of Contrition,” Political Science, Peace Studies, Ethics, January 2011. American Political Science LALACS, and African Studies Association Annual Meeting, n “Martin Luther on the Christian Life,” Journal of Lutheran Ethics n “Gendered Globalization in Africa” September 2011. (What We Believe series), July (with S. Alenuma-Nimoh), ed. n “The Humbled Superpower: 2010. Dip Kapoor, Critical Perspectives United States Foreign Policy and Possibilities of Contrition,” Peace n “Luther’s Theology of Laughter,” on Neoliberal Globalization, Academy of Lutheran Scholars, Development and Education in and Justice Studies Association June 2010. Africa and Asia, Sense Publishers, Annual Meeting, October 2010. 2011.

16 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n Panel, “Teaching Introduction n “Inducing Belief in the Impossible,” n “Bringing History to Life: to Peace Studies,” Peace and Gustavus Adolphus College Faculty Connecting Students with Primary Justice Studies Association Annual Shop Talk, October 2010. and Secondary Sources” (with Meeting, October 2010. n Appointed, Referee, Ethos: Journal A. Hulseberg, J. Jenson, and D. n “The U.S. and War in Vietnam: of the Society for Psychological Sizemore), Northern Great Plains Lessons for Forgiveness in Anthropology, 2010–2011. History Conference, September International Relations,” n Appointed, Referee, Medical 2011. International Studies Association Anthropology: Cross-Cultural Studies n “Bigger Is (Maybe) Better: Annual Meeting, March 2010. in Health and Illness, 2010–2011. Librarians’ Views of n “A Humbled Superpower: U.S. Interdisciplinary Databases,” Policy toward Former Enemies and Christopher Gilbert Journal of Electronic Resources the Possibilities of Forgiveness in Professor, Political Science Librarianship, 22.1/2 (2010): International Politics,” Gustavus n “Assessing Integrated Library 65–80. Adolphus College Research, Components to Enhance n “Assessing Integrated Library Scholarship, and Creativity Grant, Information Literacy in Political Components to Enhance 2010–2011, $950. Science” (with Julie Gilbert ’99), Information Literacy in Political eds. Thomas Mackey and Trudi Science” (with C. Gilbert), eds. Patric Giesler Jacobson, Collaborative Information Thomas Mackey and Trudi Associate Professor, Sociology and Literacy Assessments, Neal-Schuman, Jacobson, Collaborative Information Anthropology, LALACS, and African 2010: 57–83. Literacy Assessments, Neal-Schuman, Studies n “Authors Meet Critics: The Political 2010: 57–83. n “Why Spirit Mediumship Is an Influence of Churches” (with P.A. n “Demystifying Ethnography: Important Research Topic,” Djupe ’93, Denison University), Exploring Student Use of Library Paranthropology, 2.1 (2011): Annual Meeting of the Southern Spaces” (with A. Gratz, A. 19–20. Political Science Association, Hulseberg, and S. Monson ’03), n Review: “The Sixth Sense Reader,” Atlanta, January 2010. Minnesota Library Association an 18-article anthology, ed. David Conference, October 2010. Homes, Journal of Scientific Julie Gilbert ’99 Exploration, 25.2 (2011): 419–424. Assistant Professor, Library Jon Grinnell Associate Professor, Biology n Scholar-consultant, documentary n “Reading, Risk, and Reality: film production on the work of College Students and Reading for n “Bison, Bellowing, and The Liberal Kenneth J. Batchelor, Lena Film, Pleasure” (with B. Fister), College Arts,” University of Minnesota, Fall 2011. and Research Libraries, 72.5 Department of Ecology, Evolution n “Jack Hunter, Winner of the (2011): 474–495. and Behavior, October 2011. th 2011 Schmeidler Award,” 54 n “Meeting Student Needs at the Nancy Hanway Annual Convention of the Reference Desk” (with A. Gratz), Associate Professor, Modern Parapsychological Association, Reference Services Review, 39.3 Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Curitiba, Brazil, August 2011. (2011): 423–438. n Panel Presider, The Phenomenology n “Letting My Imagination Run n “The Criminal Gene: Excerpt from of Synchronicity Experiences Wild: Archival Sources as Creative Novel,” Pacific Modern Language in the Clinical Setting, 54th Inspiration at Gustavus Adolphus Association Conference, November Annual Convention of the College” (with A. Hulseberg and 2011. Parapsychological Association, J. Jenson), College & Research n Moderator, International Symposium Curitiba, Brazil, August 2011. Libraries News, 72.9 (2011): on Human Rights, University of n “Inducing Belief in the Impossible: 538–541. Minnesota, September 2011. ‘Otherworldly’ Theatricality, n “The Library Through Students’ n “Wake to Sleep: a Short Story,” Belief, and Experience in the Ritual Eyes: Exploring Student Research Pacific Modern Language Performance of a Little-Known Needs in the Brick and Click Space” Association Conference, November African-Brazilian Secret Society,” (with A. Gratz, A. Hulseberg, and 2010. th 10 Congress of the International S. Monson ’03), Brick and Click n “Funny Girls: Women in Lucio Society of Ethnology and Folklore Libraries Symposium, November V. Mansilla’s Excursión a los indios (SIEF: Societé Internationale 2010. ranqueles,” International Society d’Ethnologie et de Folklore), Lisbon, n “So Many Books, So Little Time: for Luso-Hispanic Humor Studies Portugal, April 2011. Undergraduates and Recreational Annual Conference, October 2010. n “Hypnotiform Dynamics, Reading,” Minnesota Library n “The (Manga) Hero(ine)’s Journey: ‘Otherworldly’ Theatricality, and Association Conference, October Teaching Popular Culture and Belief in the Ritual Performances 2011. the Western Classical Tradition,” of the Afro-Brazilian Babá Midwest Popular Culture Egum Cult,” Department of Association/American Culture Anthropology, University of Association Conference, October Minnesota, March 2011. 2010.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 17 Lauren Hecht Assistant Professor, Psychology n “Delayed O set Detection on Figures Relative to Backgrounds,” Journal of Vision, 11 (2011): 1–8. n “Attentional Selection of Complex Objects” (with S. P. Vecera), 18th Annual Workshop on Object Perception, Attention, and Memory, November 2010.

Lisa Heldke Professor, Philosophy n “The (Extensive) Pleasures of Food,” ed. J.Strong, Educated Tastes: Food, Drink & Connoisseur Culture, University of Nebraska Press, 2011: 121–157. n “A Pragmatist Philosophical Consideration of the Pig in Literature, Song and Film, with Special Emphasis on the Ones That Got Away,” ed. M. Vyas, Issues in Ethics and Animal Rights, Daya, 2011. n “Radical Homemakers or Community Gardeners? The Legacy of Jane Addams,” and “Beyond Meataphysics,” Department of Community and Environmental Sociology, University of Wisconsin, Madison, November 2011. n “An Alternative Ontology of Food: Beyond Meataphysics,” University of Minnesota Department of Philosophy, November 2011. n “Creating Community Food Security: Charity, Rights and Coresponsibility,” Civitas Lecture Series, Augustana College, October 2011. n “Pleasure Once Removed: JOHN HOLTE, Ph.D., retires as professor of mathematics and computer science Su ering, Violence and Eating,” after teaching in that department for 36 years (1976–2012). invited lecture for the Honors College, University of Oregon, Eugene, February 2011. n “Pleasure Once Removed: n “Jane Addams and Liberty Hyde n “The Man of Culture: The Bailey: Two Models of Democratic Civilized and the Barbarian in Su ering, Violence and Eating,” Inquiry Community,” Society for Western Philosophy,” ed. G. Biennial Radical Philosophy the Advancement of American Yancy, The Center Must Not Hold: Association Conference, October, Philosophy Annual Meeting, March White Women on the Whiteness of 2010. n 2010. Philosophy, Lexington Books, 2010: “Cosmopolitanism and Localism: A n “Staying Home for Dinner: 77–98. False Dichotomy,” Rural Heritage Institute, Sterling College, June, Ruminations on Local Food in n “Down-Home Global Cooking: a Cosmopolitan Society,” Case Why Cosmopolitanism versus 2010. n Western Reserve University, Localism is a False Dichotomy, and “Downhome Global Cooking,” February 2010. How Food Can Show Us to a Third Greater Philadelphia Philosophy n “Philosophers at Table,” Gustavus Option,” Minnesota Philosophical Consortium Public Issues Forum, Adolphus College Research, Society, November 2010. March, 2010. Scholarship and Creativity Grant, 2011, $1,980.

18 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n Co-Editor, Food, Culture and n “Mode-Selective Noncontact n “Kierkegaard,” Lay School of Society: An International Journal of Excitation of Microcantilevers and Theology, Minneapolis, Minn., Multidisciplinary Research. Microcantilever Arrays in Air using October 2011. n Editorial Board, Hypatia: A Journal the Ultrasound Radiation Force” n “Wittgenstein,” Lay School of of Feminist Philosophy. (with B. Abell ’10, D. Mellema ’11, Theology, Minneapolis, Minn., n Editorial Board, The Journal of M. Spletzer, Purdue University, October 2011. Agricultural and Environmental and A. Raman, Purdue University), n Play Produced: Emil’s Enemies, Ethics. Applied Physics Letters, 97 (2010): Theaterwork Studio, Santa Fe, n Editorial Board, Radical Philosophy Article Number 214101. N.M., 2010. Review. n An Introduction to C and Ch: n “Aristotelian Moral Authority,” n Executive Board Member, Your One-Stop Shop for Scientific Minnesota Ancient Philosophy Association for the Study of Food Computing,” IEEE Computing Society, 2010. and Society. in Science and Engineering, 12 n Play: A Far Shore, winner of (2010): 7–11. the 2010 Hidden River Arts Yurie Hong n “Selective Excitation Using Phase Playwrighting Award, Philadelphia. Assistant Professor, Classics Shifted Ultrasound Radiation Force n Review: “Controlling Desires: from Focused Transducers in Air” Anna Hulseberg Sexuality in Ancient Greece and (with N. Beaver ‘12, B. Bjork ’11, Assistant Professor, Library Rome,” Journal of Social History, 45 J. Helps ’11, C.J. Hunt ’10, and D. n “Investigating a Student-Driven (2011): 526–527. Mellema ’11), IEEE Ultrasonics Taxonomy for Library Website n “Pedagogy and the Oppressed: Symposium, San Diego, Calif., Design” (with S. Monson ’03), Teaching Sex, Slavery, and Ethnic October 2010. Journal of Electronic Resources Identity in Greek Poetry and Octavia n “Physics Meets Rock: Librarianship 23.4 (2011): Butler’s Kindred,” Feminism and Understanding Electric Guitars,” 361–378. Classics VI: Crossing Borders, Purdue Guitar Workshop, n “Letting My Imagination Run Crossing Lines, May 2011. Purdue University, July 2010. Wild: Archival Sources as Creative n “Discussing Controversial Topics n “Physics Meets Rock: Inspiration at Gustavus Adolphus in the Classroom: What to Do Understanding Electric Guitar College” (with J. Gilbert ’99 and and Why,” American Philological Pickups,” Minnesota Area J. Jenson), College & Research Association, January 2010. Association of Physics Teachers Libraries News 72.9 (2011): Meeting, Saint John’s University, 538–541. Thomas Huber April 2010. n “Bringing History to Life: Professor, Physics n “Acquisition of a Scanning Laser Connecting Students with Primary n “Summer Faculty-Student Doppler Vibrometer System,” and Secondary Sources” (with Collaboration Enhances National Science Foundation, 2010, J. Gilbert ’99, J. Jenson, and D. Undergraduate Education,” $310,000. Sizemore), Northern Great Plains Gustavus Adolphus College, n “Laboratory and Ancillary Space History Conference, September Quarterly, Winter 2011, 8–9. Upgrade to Support Undergraduate 2011. n “Elimination of Standing Wave Faculty-Student Research in n “The Library through Students’ E ects in Ultrasound Radiation Physics” (with S. Mellema, C. Eyes: Exploring Student Research Force Excitation in Air using Niederriter, P. Saulnier, and Needs in the Brick and Click Space” Random Carrier Frequency J. Petricka), National Science (with J. Gilbert ’99, S. Monson Packets” (with N. Beaver ’12, and J. Foundation, 2010, $253,150. ’03, and A. Gratz), eds. Frank Helps ’11), Journal of the Acoustical n “Vibroacoustic System for Vibration Baudino, Connie Jo Ury, and Sarah Society of America, 130 (2011): Testing” (with M. Fatemi, Mayo G. Park, Brick & Click Libraries: 1838–1843. Clinic, and J. Greenleaf, Mayo Proceedings of an Academic Library n “Selective Excitation Using Phase Clinic), U.S. Patent 7,987,718, Symposium, Northwest Missouri Shifted Ultrasound Radiation Force 2011. State University, 2010: 39–50. from Focused Transducers in Air” n Appointed, Panel Reviewer for n “The Library through Students’ (with N. Beaver ’12, and J. Helps National Science Foundation, Eyes: Exploring Student Research ’11), Society for Experimental 2010–11. Needs in the Brick and Click Space” Mechanics Annual Conference, n Appointed, Advisory Board: Savart (with A. Gratz and S. Monson’03), September 2011. Journal, Open Access Online Journal Brick and Click Libraries n “Measurement of Mode Shapes of Science and Technology of Stringed Symposium, November 2010. of Musical Instruments Using Musical Instrument. n “Demystifying Ethnography: a Scanning Laser Doppler Exploring Student Use of Library Vibrometer,” Acoustical Society of Douglas Hu‘ Spaces” (with J. Gilbert, A. Gratz, America Spring Meeting, Seattle, Professor, Philosophy and S. Monson), Minnesota Library Wash., May 2011. n “Bonhoe er,” Lay School of Association Annual Conference, Theology, Minneapolis, Minn., October 2010. October 2011.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 19 Michael Hvidsten Professor, Mathematics and Computer Science n “Professional Teaching Practices and Student Learning in China and the United States,” Minnesota Private College Council, United International College Faculty Development Institute, June and November, 2011. n Elected, President, North Central Section of the Mathematical Association of America.

Asli Ilgit Assistant Professor, Political Science n “Identity and Decision Making: Toward a Collaborative Approach to State Action” (with B. Ozkececi- Taner), eds. Vaughn P. Shannon and Paul A. Kowert, Psychology and Constructivism in International Relations: An Ideational Alliance, The University of Michigan Press, 2011: 92–118. n “German Antimilitarism and Foreign Policy in the Balkans,” 52nd Annual Convention of International Studies Association, March 2011. n “Does ‘Societal Security’ Travel? A Comparison of German and South African Responses to Immigration” (with A. Klotz), National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar for College and University Teachers, June–July 2011, $3,900.

Je‘ Jenson Assistant Professor, Library DARREL JODOCK, Ph.D., ., professor emeritus of religion, retired from full-time n “Letting My Imagination Run Wild: Archival Sources as Creative teaching in 2011 after 12 years on the faculty but is still acting as Drell and Adeline Bernhardson Distinguished Professor in Lutheran Studies. Inspiration at Gustavus Adolphus College” (with J. Gilbert ’99 and A. Hulseberg), College and Research n Libraries News, 72.9 (2011): n “Bringing History to Life: “Resources in Action: The Hunt for 538–541. Connecting Students with Primary Mrs. Buckmaster,” South Central Minnesota Genealogy Expo, n “Minnesota Apple Trees: Growing and Secondary Sources” (with J. Shorter in the 1950s,” Minnesota Gilbert ’99, A. Hulseberg, and D. October 2010. n History, 62.5 (2011): 190–196. Sizemore), Northern Great Plains “Church Records of the Swedish Lutherans,” South Central n “Using CONTENTdm as an History Conference, September Institutional Repository” (with C. 2011. Minnesota Genealogy Expo, Eyler, N. Wilson, and L. Sjoberg), n “Intellectual Organization: From October 2010. n Upper Midwest CONTENTdm Nothing to There and Back “Facilitating Conversation in the User Group Meeting, November Again, Not to Be Confused with a Archival Community” (with H. 2011. Hobbit’s Tale,” Midwest Archives Lawton, A. Kenne, and T. Steman), Midwest Archives Conference, April n “Church Records of the Swedish Conference, April 2011. Lutherans,” Northern Great Plains 2010. History Conference, September 2011.

20 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n “Digital Repository Software” n “Ideology, Gender and Verbal Pamela Kittelson (with M. Twait ’98, B. Fister, and Irony: the (Re)Production of Professor, Biology and Environmental A. Darden), Gustavus Adolphus Gender Order through the Use Studies College Sesquicentennial Grant, of Verbal Irony in Conversation n “Navigating Departmental 2011, $17,600. among Women of Santa Fe Relationships,” Gustavus Adolphus n “Archival Storage and Shelving” (Argentina),” XVI International College New Faculty Mentoring (with M. Twait ’98), Minnesota Conference of the Asociación de Program, November 2010 and Historical and Cultural Grants, Lingüística y Filología de América 2011. 2010, $7,000. Latina, Alcalá de Henares, España, n “A Peer Mentor Program Enhances June 2011. Confidence, Leadership and Je‘ Jeremiason Interdisciplinary Learning in Associate Professor, Chemistry and Gregory Kaster Biology and Chemistry,” (with B. Environmental Studies Professor, History Kelly), International Mentoring n “Mercury Cycling in Peatland n Selected, Gilder Lehrman Institute’s Association Conference Watersheds” (with R. Kolka and C. Slave Narratives Seminar, Council Proceedings, October 2011. Mitchell), Peatland Biogeochemistry of Independent Colleges, Yale n “Can Climate A ect Flowering and Watershed Hydrology at the University, June 2011. Phenology?” Botanical Society of Marcell Experimental Forest,Taylor America, July 2011. Brenda Kelly and Francis, 2011. n Guild of St. Lucia’s Induction Associate Professor, Chemistry and n “Assessment of Mercury Ceremony, Gustavus Adolphus Biology Bioaccumulation within the Pelagic College, May 2011. n Food Web of Lakes in the Western “Best Practices: Active Learning n Pastor to Pastor Series: “Science Great Lakes Region” (with K.R. Strategies and Outreach Activities,” and Theology II: Human Limits Rolfhus, B.D. Hall, B.A. Monson, Student-Centered Education in and Genetic Control,” Science and M.J. Paterson), Ecotoxicology, the Molecular and Life Sciences II on the Farm and in the Grocery 20 (2011): 1520–1529. Symposium, July 2011. Stores: Hybrids to GMOs, Gustavus n “Trace Metals, Mercury, and n “Insight into the Inhibition of E. Adolphus College, May 2011. Dissolved Organic Matter Cycling coli Gamma-glutamylcysteine Ligase n “Technology: Encouraging Student in an Ombrotrophic Bog,” by Sulfoximines” (with B. Johnson- Research by Writing for Wikipedia,” International Conference on Tesch ’12), Experimental Biology, Gustavus Adolphus College Mercury as a Global Pollutant, July April 2011. Teachers Talking, February 2011. n 2011. “Identification and Monitoring of n “Precipitation and Temperature n Acquisition of an ICP-MS for Gamma-glutamylcysteine Ligase Are Associated with Advanced Interdisciplinary Water Quality Inhibition in Cells” (with J.Li ’11), Flowering in a Semi-arid and Geochemistry Research Experimental Biology, April, 2011. Grassland,” (with P. Lesica), (with L. Triplett, D. Stoll, and n “Determination of the Oligomeric Journal of Arid Environments 74 J. Bartley), NSF Major Research State of E. coli Gamma- (2010):1013–1017. Instrumentation, 2011, $246,820. glutamylcysteine Ligase,” Clare n Evangelical Lutheran Church of n Integrating Sustainability across and Booth Luce Symposium, September America, World Hunger Workshop, within the Science Curriculum of 2010. Bemus Point, New York. 2010. n Gustavus Adolphus College (with “Identification and Monitoring n “Interdisciplinary Programs: What C. Niederriter, C. Jacks ’79, and J. of Gamma-glutamylcysteine are they? How do they work? How Dontje), NSF Course, Curriculum, Ligase Inhibition” (with J. Li can you get involved?” Gustavus and Laboratory Improvement, ’11), Undergraduate Research in Adolphus CollegeTeachers Talking, 2010, $154,045. the Molecular Sciences Annual December 2010. Meeting, October 2010. n “(Re)Using Sources Wisely: María Isabel Kalbermatten n “Cooperative Behavior of Helping Students Integrate Assistant Professor, Modern Monomeric E. coli Gamma- Information Accurately and Languages, Literatures, and Cultures glutamylcysteine Ligase,” Medical Independently,” Faculty n “The Resolution of Instructions College of Wisconsin Biochemistry Development Day, Gustavus in an Examination Situation Department Seminar Series, Adolphus College, September and Its Related Problems: The September 2010. 2010. n Influence of Cognitive and Socio- Appointed, Promoting Concept n “Advanced Flowering Phenology cultural Factors and of Teacher Driven Teaching Strategies in Is Associated with Change in Instructions,” Lenguas Modernas, Biochemistry and Molecular Precipitation and Temperature,” Universidad de Chile, 34.2 (2011): Biology through Concept Ecological Society of America, 25–52. Assessments Working Group, The August 2010. American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 21 Katherine Knutson Associate Professor, Political Science n “Breaking the Chains: Constraint and the Political Rhetoric of Religious Interest Groups,” Politics and Religion, 4.2 (2011): 312–337. n “Religion and Public Policy,” eds. Amy E. Black, Douglas L. Koopman, and Larycia Hawkins, Religion and Politics: Classic and Contemporary Perspectives, 2011. n “Minnesota’s Joint Religious Legislative Coalition: An Experiment in Interfaith Advocacy” (with J. Schwerm ’11), Midwest Political Science Association Annual Convention, March 2011. n “Forty Years of Interfaith Advocacy,” Joint Religious Legislative Coalition, January 2011. n “With One Voice? Religious Advocacy Groups at the State and National Level,” Midwest Political Science Association Annual Convention, April 2010. n “Interfaith Advocacy” (with J. Schwerm ’11), Gustavus Adolphus College Presidential Faculty Student Collaboration Grant, 2010, $6,450.

Michele Hollingsworth Koomen Associate Professor, Education n “A Practice of Science as Varied as the Members of the Science Classroom Community,” European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction, September 2011. n “Citizen Science Research and Teachers: Understanding the Process and Implementation into the Classroom,” National PATRICIA KAZAROW, D.M.A., professor emerita of music, retired in 2011 after 27 years as a member of the music faculty and director of the Choir of Christ Association for Research in Science Chapel. Teaching Annual Conference, April 2011. n “Discovering the Scientist within n n Appointed, External Evaluator for the Teacher,” American Education Mathematics Consultant: Lions, Science and Mathematics Funded Research Association Annual Tigers, and Graphs! Oh, My!, Projects through Improving Conference, April 2011. Sorting Fur, Feathers, Tails, and Scales, Pigs, Cows, and Probability, Teacher Quality Grants from n “Descriptive Inquiry in the Minnesota Oce of Higher Throes of Learning to Teach: Can and Analyzing Doggie Data, all Education, 2011. Prospective Teachers Learn to by Marcie Abo , Capstone Press, n Elected, Higher Education Teach and Study Their Teaching 2011. n Representative, Minnesota Science Closely?” (with J. Mitchell, 10), “Citizen Science Research for Teacher Association Board, 2010 to Association of Science Teacher Teachers” (with K. Oberhauser, R. present. Education Annual Conference, Blair, and University of Minnesota), n Elected, Chair of Inclusion Forum January 2011. Improving Teacher Quality Grant from Minnesota Oce of Higher Association for Science Teacher Education, 2010, $120,312. Education, 2007 to present.

22 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 Glenn Kranking John M. Lammert n Farming Forward, Central States Assistant Professor, History and Professor, Biology Communication Association Annual Scandinavian Studies n “Punctuate the Positive,” Gustavus Conference, Milwaukee, March n “Incorporating the Baltic Region Adolphus College first-year student 2011. into Western Civ Courses,” Baltic banquet, September 2011. n Top Faculty Submission, Original Studies Newsletter, 30.1 (2011): 7. n “Teaming up with Prepositions,” Media for Farming Forward (film), n “Estandssvenskarnas situation Gustavus Adolphus College Central States Communication i Tsar-Ryssland under slutet Nursing banquet, May 2011. Association Annual Conference, av 1800-talet,” in Hans Pöhl, n Clinical Consultant, Bauman, Milwaukee, March 2011. Estlandssvenskarnas hövding. Microbiology with Diseases by n “Sesame Streetfight: Countering Svenska Odlingens Vänners förlag, Body Systems, 3rd ed., Benjamin the Hypermasculine Habits of Stockholm-Tallinn, 2010. Cummings, February 2011. Parent-Soldiers,” Popular Culture n “A Feuding Good Men: The Association American Culture Swedish Cultural Movement in Martin Lang ’95 Association Annual Conference, St. 1930s Estonia,” Society for the Assistant Professor, Communication Louis, April 2010. Advancement of Scandinavian Studies Karl Larson Study and the Association for the n “Giving Voice to Vision: Associate Professor, Health and Advancement of Baltic Studies Joint Curriculum Development and Exercise Science Conference, Seattle, Wash., April Assessment in Communication 2010. Studies” (with L. Brammer), n Chair, Awards and Scholarship n Executive Board, Society for National Communication Committee, American Association Historians of Scandinavia. Association Annual Convention, for Health Education. November 2011. Sun Hee Lee Mark Kruger n “Civic Engagement as Assistant Professor, English Professor, Psychology Transformative Education: n n “Individual Di erences in Muscle Developing Voice in a Semester- “How to Analyze the Films of Tension and Air Support during Long Practicum in Citizenship,” Tim Burton,” ABDO Publishing, Trumpet Performance” (with J. (with L. Brammer and S. Wolter October 2011. Kruger and J. McClean), Society for ’02), National Communication Jill Locke Music Perception and Cognition, Association Annual Convention, Associate Professor, Political Science August 2011. November 2011. and Gender, Women, and Sexuality n “The Other Trumpet Player: n “Reimagining Curricula: Educating Studies Unconscious Strategies to Adjust Students for Personal and Social Air Support with the Throat in Responsibility” (with L. Brammer), n Contributor: “The Social Science Trumpet Performance” (with AAC&U Network for Academic of Democracy? A Discussion of J. Kruger and J. McClean), Renewal Conference, November Alexis de Tocqueville: The First Social 36th Annual Conference of the 2011. Scientist,” Perspectives on Politics, 9 International Trumpet Guild, May n “Public Discourse: A Model for (2011): 368–370. 2011. Teaching Public Speaking, Critical n “Rousseau, The Misfit’s Hero,” Thinking, and Citizenship” (with American Political Science Paschal Kyoore L. Brammer and S. Wolter ’02), Association Annual Meeting, Professor, Modern Languages, Communication and Theater August 2011. Literatures, and Cultures Association of Minnesota Annual n “The Social Question in the Jim n Dagara Folk Tales: from Ghana Conference, September 2011. Crow South,” Western Political and Burkina Faso, New Orleans: n “Video Production for Civic Science Association Annual University Press of the South, 2011. Engagement: Process and Pitfalls,” Meeting, April 2011. n n “From Theory to Practice: History Communication and Theater “Rousseau, The Misfit’s Hero,” and Créolité in Antillean Writing: Association of Minnesota Annual University of Minnesota Political Raphaël Confiant’s Regisseur du Conference, September 2011. Theory Colloquium, March 2011. n Rhum,” International Conference n “Screencasting: Extend the Reach “Rousseau, The Misfit’s Hero,” on Luzo-Brazilian, Caribbean, and of Your Teaching (and Students’ SUNY Rockefeller College Political Latin-American Society, August Projects),” Communication and Theory Colloquium, January 2011. 2011. Theater Association of Minnesota n “Freeing the Secret: Feminism n “Dagara Proverbs,” Colloquium in Annual Conference, September and the Politics of Confession,” Honor of Cardinal Peter Der, July 2011. Feminisms for the 21st Century 2011. n “Bending toward the Light in Ho man Lecture Series at Union Gender Identity Pedagogy,” Central College, January 2011. States Communication Association n Review: “Canon Fodder: Historical Annual Conference, Milwaukee, Women Political Thinkers,” The March 2011. Review of Politics, 72 (2010): 755–758.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 23 n “Politicizing Authenticity,” Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting, April 2010. n Executive Council Member, Midwest Political Science Association.

Thomas LoFaro Professor, Mathematics and Computer Science n Organizer, “Di erential Equations across the Collegiate Curriculum,” National Science Foundation, 2011.

Kristen Lowe Assistant Professor, Art and Art History n Exhibition: Drawings by Kristen Lowe, The Drawing Center, NYC, New York, December 2011. n Review; A Collector’s Passion for Durer’s Secrets; the MAGJEKL Collection, Journal of the Print World (October 2011): 14–15. n Exhibition: Comfort Me, Said He, The Hillstrom Museum of Art; Gustavus Adolphus College, St Peter, Minn.; September– November 2011. n Exhibition: Translations, an Exhibition of Creative Capital, Gallery 13, Minneapolis, Minn., January 2011. n Exhibition: Recent Work by Kristen Lowe, The Barnabas Center for the Arts, Hopkins, Minn., January 2011. n Comfort Me, Said He, Minneapolis College of Art and Design, October 2011. KAREN LARSON, Ph.D., professor of anthropology and interdisciplinary studies Micah Maatman who began at Gustavus in 1977, retires at the end of the 2011–12 academic year Assistant Professor, Theatre and after 35 years at the College. Dance n Scenic Designer, Guys on Ice, Hope Summer Repertory Theatre, Henry MacCarthy n “The Sound of Blackface: Racial August 2011. Assistant Professor, Theatre and (De)Constructions in Cuban n Scenic Designer, Children of Eden, Dance and LALACS Zarzuela,” American Society for Hope Summer Repertory Theatre, n Foreword, No Tongue: Sin Lengua, Theatre Research Conference, June 2011. by Ely Rosa Zamora, New York Seattle, Wash., December 2010. n Resident Director of Properties: Heptameron Books, 2011. n Director, Shakespeare’s R & J, by Into the Woods, I DO! I DO!, An n Director, Hansel and Gretel, by Joe Clarco, Anderson Theatre, Italian Straw Hat, The Last Night Engelbert Humperdinck, Rose Gustavus Adolphus College, of Ballyhoo, A Year with Frog and Theatre for Opera, Omaha, Neb., October 2010. Toad, Busytown: The Musical, November 2011. n Director, Thrill Me: The Leopold & and The Brand New Kid, Hope n Director, On Ego, by Mick Gordon Loeb Story, by Stephen Book, music Summer Repertory Theatre, 2010. and Paul Broks, Anderson Theatre, and lyrics by Stephen Dolgino , Nobel Conference 47: “The Brain Lowry Lab Theatre, St. Paul, and Being Human,” Gustavus Minn., September 2010. Adolphus College, October 2011.

24 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 PEG O’CONNOR Gustavus Faculty Scholarly Accomplishment Award 2010

PEG O’CONNOR is a self-described analytic Her current project is called the onGUARD program. philosopher, and couldn’t be more interesting if she tried. A fan of acronyms, she explains that it stands for On She was born in Fitchburg, Massachusetts; graduated Guided Understanding of Alcohol’s Real Dilemmas. Four from Wesleyan University with a B.A. in philosophy; years ago, she read an article in the local paper about a spent a few days at Yale Divinity School—literally (“All student who was arrested for a DUI, and she decided right, it was a mistake,” she says); back to Wesleyan to to take action. Up until then, there were no educational work at Wesleyan University Press; awarded a master of programs aimed at high-risk drinkers. So Peg and Janet arts degree and doctorate in philosophy at the University DeMars created onGUARD to support and educate of Minnesota; spent a year teaching philosophy at students about choices and their consequences and to Moorhead State. equip students with skills for negotiating a drinking culture. Warning: if you ask Peg if she’d like to play tennis or squash, know that she played varsity in both sports at On that same subject, Peg has written an article for Wesleyan, and hasn’t put down her racket since—we the New York Times, “In the Cave: Philosophy and don’t want you to get your hopes up. And, if you have an Addiction.” It was part of a series the Times calls “The inordinate amount of time, ask her about her rescue dog, Stone,” which features the writings of contemporary Tilde. philosophers on issues both timely and timeless. She has written articles for the Hungton Post and is currently Since 1996, Peg’s been all ours, a professor in gender, working on a book, On the Rocks Is a Form of Life: women, and sexuality studies and philosophy. She’ll ask Philosophy and Addiction (forthcoming). her students provocative questions like, “What if bi- sexuality was the norm? How would it make the world Peg thanks Gustavus for their open-mindedness in how di erent? In other words, students, open your minds and and what she teaches. In fact, the Chaplains’ Oce is think.” She wants her students to have good concepts always her first stop. “They have my back. I have a home as they make their way into the world—the essence of here. I’m smiling.” liberal arts, the essence of Gustavus.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 25 n A New Production of Stephen Dolgino ’s Thrill Me: The Story of Leopold and Loeb, Gustavus Adolphus College Presidential Student-Faculty Collaboration Grant, 2010, $6,302.

Karla Marz Assistant Professor, Biology n “Developing Laboratory Activities Using Primary Cultures that Consolidate Cell Biology Concepts and Quantitative Reasoning,” Annual Meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology, December 2011.

Bruce McClain Professor Emeritus, Art and Art History n Horizontal Drift, IHouses, Intersection, Ridgewell, Train Curve II, and Village, Preston Contemporary Art Center, Mesilla, N.M., November–December 2011.

Mary McHugh Assistant Professor, Classics n “Arminius/Hermann & German-American Identity,” Paris International Conference: Sites of Memory, Anamnesis and Representation of Identity, September 2011. n “Pre-Cinema in Antiquity: Forgetting and Remembering a Hero(ine) of Alexandria,” 1st J.P. Postgate Colloquium: Cinema and Antiquity, July 2011. n Review: “Eve D’Ambra’s Roman Women,” Classical Bulletin 85.1 (2010):142–145. HORST LUDWIG, philosophikum, M.A., associate professor of German, retires n “Constantia Memoriae: The after teaching in the College’s Department of Modern Languages, Literatures, and Reputation of Agrippina the Cultures for 47 years (1965–2012). Younger,” Imagines II: Seduction and Power: The Representation of Antiquity in the Visual and n “Concussions and Your Family,” n Athletic Trainer, Junior/Cadet Performing Arts, September 2010. Adult Education Forum, Trinity World Fencing Championships, n “Arminius/Hermann & German- Lutheran Church, March 2011. United States Fencing Association, American Identity,” Gustavus n “Curling – Who Knew Sweeping Mer Morte, Jordan, March 2011. Adolphus College Mini-Grant, Could Be So Much Fun,” Waseca 2011, $1,000. Rotary, January 2011. Dan Moos n “Incorporating the Graston Assistant Professor, Education Kyle Momsen ’01 Technique in Teaching,” n “Adventure Learning: Motivating Director, Athletic Training Education TherapyCare Resources, $12,000. Students in a Minnesota Middle Program, Health and Exercise n Great Lakes Athletic Trainers’ School” (with B. Homkomp), Science Association, StarTRACKS Leader- Journal of Research on Technology in n “Engaging Undergraduate Students Scholar. Education, 43.4 (2011): 231–254. in Research,” Minnesota Athletic Trainers’ Association Clinical Symposium, April 2011.

26 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n “Self-Regulated Learning and Lynnea Myers ’05 n “Photolysis of Imidazolinone Externally Generated Feedback Assistant Professor, Nursing Herbicides on Cuticle Waxes” with Hypermedia,” Journal of n “Ready-Set-Screen – Developmental (with M. Johnson ’13), Gustavus Educational Computing Research, and Mental Health Screening Adolphus College, Presidential 43.4 (2011): 261–294. in Young Children,” National Faculty Student Collaboration n “Metacognitive Calibration: The Association of Pediatric Nurse Grant, 2011, $8,400. More You Know, The Less You Practitioners Annual Conference, Douglas Nimmo Think You Understand?” American March 2011. Professor, Music Educational Research Association n “Developmental and Mental Health Conference, April 2011. Screening and Referral for Essential n Conductor, Gustavus Wind n “Positioning Students to Self- Health,” Continuing Medical Orchestra, “Winds of Christmas,” Regulate Their Learning with Education, Pediatric Case Studies Gustavus Adolphus College, Computer-Based Learning Conference, January 2011 December 2011. n Environments: Predictors and n President, Minnesota Chapter Clinician, Forest Lake High Sca olds” (with J.A. Greene & of the National Association of School Band, Forest Lake, Minn., R. Azevedo), New Directions Pediatric Nurse Practitioners. December 2011. n for Teaching and Learning, 126 n Appointed, National Conference Clinician, Mankato East High (2010): 107–115. Planning Committee, National School Band, Mankato, Minn., n “Nonlinear Technology: Changing Association of Pediatric Nurse November 2011. the Conception of Extrinsic Practitioners. n Conductor, Gustavus Wind Motivation?” Computers and n Appointed, National Quality Orchestra, “Winds of Autumn,” Education, 55 (2010): 1640–1650. Advisory Panel, National Gustavus Adolphus College, n “Measuring Cognitive and Association of Pediatric Nurse November 2011. Metacognitive Regulatory Processes Practitioners. n Conductor, Gustavus Honor Band Used During Hypermedia n Appointed, Task Force Member, XXII, Gustavus Adolphus College, Learning: Theoretical, Conceptual, Minnesota Interagency November 2011. and Methodological Issues” (with Developmental Screening Task n Exhibition of Art Furniture, “Sogn R. Azevedo, A.M. Witherspoon, Force. Valley Craft Festival,” Cannon Falls, and A.D. Chauncy), Educational n Appointed, Subworkgroup Minn., October 2011. Psychologist, 45 (2010): 1–14. Member, Minnesota Department n Conductor, Gustavus Wind n “Multimedia, Hypermedia, and of Human Services Children’s Orchestra, “Family Weekend Hypertext: Motivation Considered Psychiatric Protocols. Concert,” Gustavus Adolphus and Reconsidered” (with E. College, October 2011. Marroquin), Computers in Human Charles Niederriter n Clinician, Rochester Century High Behavior, 26 (2010): 265–276. Professor, Physics School Band, Rochester, Minn., n “Setting the Stage for Success n “Integrating Sustainability across October 2011. with Hypermedia: Considering the Science Curriculum of Gustavus n Clinician, John F. Kennedy High Cognitive Load, Self-Regulated Adolphus College,” Summer School Band, Bloomington, Minn., Learning, and Performance,” Meeting of American Association of October 2011. American Educational Research Physics Teachers, July 2011. n Clinician, Mankato West High Association Conference, April 2010. n “Integrating Sustainability across School Band, Mankato, Minn., n “Self-Regulated Learning in the the Science Curriculum of Gustavus September, 2011. Classroom: A Literature Review Adolphus College,” National n Exhibition of Art Furniture, “Edina on the Teacher’s Role,” Gustavus Science Foundation CCLI Grant, Art Fair,” Edina, Minn., June 2011. Adolphus College Presidential 2010, $154,000. n Exhibition of Art Furniture, “Art on Faculty-Student Collaboration (with the Lake,” Excelsior, Minn., June A. Ringdal ’12), 2011, $1,390. Amanda Nienow 2011. n Elected, Student Research Award Assistant Professor, Chemistry n Conductor/Clinician, the Big Nine Chair, Studying and Self-Regulated n “Photodegradation of the Herbicide Festival, Mankato, Minn., May Learning Special Interest Group, Imazethapyr in Aqueous Solution: 2011. American Educational Research E ects of Wavelength, pH, and n Conductor, “Winds of Spring,” Association, Spring 2010. Natural Organic Matter (NOM) the Gustavus and Vasa Wind and Analysis of Photoproducts” Orchestras, Gustavus Adolphus Heidi Meyer ’98 (with R. Espy ’09, E. Pelton ’08, A. College, May 2011. Assistant Professor, Nursing Opseth ’10, and J. Kasprisin ’12), n Clinician, Mankato West High n “Utilization of Podcasts in a J. Agri. Food Chem., 59.13 (2011): School Band, Mankato, Minn., Baccalaureate Nursing Program,” 7277–7285. April 2011. Midwest Nurse Educators Academy, n “What Happens to Pesticides n Conductor, AA Band Festival, May 2010. Sprayed on Crops?” Faculty Shop Billings, Mont., April 2011. Talk, Gustavus Adolphus College, March 2010.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 27 n Conductor/Clinician, the Missota Festival, Shakopee, Minn., April 2011. n Clinician, Wayzata High School, Classic Lake Conference Festival, Wayzata, Minn., March 2011. n Conductor, Gustavus and Vasa Wind Orchestras Concert, Gustavus Adolphus College, March 2011. n Guest Conductor, “Pines of the Appian Way,” Best in Blue United States Air Force Brass Ensemble, Gustavus Adolphus College, February 2011. n Conductor, Gustavus Wind Orchestra Tour, Wisconsin and Minnesota, January–February 2010. n Induction into the Society of Prometheans at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, October 2011.

Byron Nordstrom Professor Emeritus, History n “Norwegians and Swedes in Willmar, Minnesota, in the Early Twentieth Century: Neighbors, Friends, Schoolmates, and Lovers,” eds. Phil Anderson and Dag Blanck, Norwegians and Swedes in the United States, Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2011. n The Carl Sandburg Medal from the Swedish-American Historical Society, 2011 n Editor, The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 2011. n “The Culture and Customs of Sweden,” American Bibliographic Company – CLIO Press (ABC- CLIO), 2010. n Member and Chair, American BRUCE MCCLAIN, M.F.A., professor emeritus of art and art history, began Scandinavian Foundation’s teaching at Gustavus in the fall of 1965, retiring in 2011 after 46 years on the Fellowships and Grants Committee. faculty.

Peg O’Connor Professor, Gender, Women and n “Limitations and Embodiment: n “Limitations and Embodiment: Sexuality Studies and Philosophy Rethinking the Imperative for Rethinking the Imperative for Mind n “Addiction: Science Proves It’s All in Mind Body Integration for Sexual Body Integration for Sexual Abuse Your Head (Brain, Actually)!” The Abuse Survivors,” Feminist Ethics Survivors,” Eastern Society for Nordic Network Bodies in Crisis and Social Theory Conference, Women in Philosophy, American Conference, November 2011. September 2011. Philosophical Association, December n “On the Rocks Is a Form of Life: n “Topics in Feminism,” The Stanford 2010. Wittgenstein, Addiction, and the Encyclopedia of Philosophy. April n “OnGUARD ( On Guided Meaning of Life,” Bryn Mawr 2011. Understanding of Alcohol’s Real College, November 2011. n “The Cartesian Mind in the Dilemmas),” The U.S. Department n “Aristotle and Wittgenstein Abused Body: Embodiment and of Education and Oce for Safe and Walk into a Bar: Philosophy and Limitations,” Minnesota State Drug Free Schools National Meeting Addiction,” The Hungton Post, University, Mankato, March 2011. on Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse October 2011. and Violence Prevention in Higher Education, October 2010.

28 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n “On the Rocks Is a Form of n E ect of Treadmill versus Elliptical n Artist Fellowship Grant, The Life,” Gustavus Adolphus College Exercise on Calcaneal Sti ness McKnight Foundation, 2011. Research, Scholarship, and Index among College Age Females” n Women’s Art Registry of Minnesota Creativity Grant, 2011, $1,700. (with K. Maloney and S. Walker), Award, 2010. n Faculty Scholarship Award, International E-Conference n Panelist: Minnesota State Arts Gustavus Adolphus College, 2010. on Kinesiology and Integrated Board Artist Initiative grant n A.A. Heckman Endowed Physiology, October 2011. reviewer Fellowship, Hazelton Foundation, 2010, $1,390. Je‘ Owen ’92 Timothy Peterson Assistant Professor, Economics and Assistant Professor, Economics and Carolyn O’Grady Management and Environmental Management Professor, Education, and Director, Studies n “Using Two Sets of Multiple Center for International and Cultural n “Explaining Home Advantage” Moving Averages to Time Positions Education (with P. Miller, Minnesota State, in a Portfolio of Exchange Traded n “What Veteran SIO’s Are Teaching Mankato), Western Economic Funds,” Journal of Finance Issues, the Rookies,” Association Association International Fall 2011: 96–105. of International Education Conference, Portland, Ore., July n “Using Two Sets of Multiple Administrators, February 2011. 2010. Moving Averages to Time Positions n “Spirituality and Religious Diversity in a Portfolio of Exchange Traded in Civically Engaged Education,” So Young Park Funds”, Academy of Finance Annual Minnesota Campus Compact, Assistant Professor, English Meeting, Chicago Ill., March 2011. December 2010. n “Decadent Birds,” Decadent n “Investing Your Own Endowment n “At Home in the World: Educating Poetics International Conference, Fund like Harvard Invests,” Journal for Global Connections and University of Exeter, UK, July of Finance Issues, 10.1(2010):98– Local Commitments,” NAFSA: 2011. 101. Association of International n “The Poetry of Thomas Hardy and n “Investing Your Own Endowment Educators Annual Conference, June Dora Sigerson Shorter,” Hardy at Fund like Harvard Invests,” 2010. Yale II International Conference, Academy of Finance Annual n Association of International June 2011. Meeting, Chicago Ill., March 2010. Education Administrators n “Transnational Adoption, Hallyu, n “Seasonality Patterns in Presidential Fellowship 2010–2011, and the Politics of Korean Commodity-Based Exchange n Appointed, Academic Advisory Popular Culture,” Biography: An Traded Funds,” Academy of Board, Study Abroad Italy. Interdisciplinary Quarterly 33.1 Finance Annual Meeting, Chicago (2010): 151–166. Ill., March 2010. Stephanie Otto ’00 n “The Celtic Revival and Fin-de- Assistant Professor, Health and Siecle Literary Culture,” Cultures of Jessie Petricka Exercise Science Aestheticism: The Decadent 1890s Assistant Professor, Physics n “Daily Physical Activity and Bone Conference, November 2010. n “Universal Quantum Viscosity Health among High School n “Women Writers of the Keynotes in a Unitary Fermi Gas,” Science, Students” (with D.W. Morgan, Series,” Women Writers of the Fin 331.6013 (2011): 58–61. R.S. Farley, J.K. Kim, D.K. Fuller, de Siecle International Conference, n “Exploring Perfect Fluidity in B.M Eveland-Sayers, and J.L. University of London, UK, June Universal Atomic Gases,” American Caputo), International Journal of 2010. Physical Society, March 2010. Exercise Science: Conference Abstract n “Production and Trapping of Submissions: 5.2 (2011): article 25. Lois Peterson Molecular Ions via Laser Ablation” n “E ect of Treadmill versus Elliptical Professor, Art/Art History (with D. McDougall ’11), Gustavus Exercise on Calcaneal Sti ness n Solo exhibition, The Pumphouse Adolphus College Presidential Index among College Age Females” Art Center, La Crosse, Wis., Faculty-Student Collaboration (with K. Maloney, and S. Walker), October–December 2011. Grant, 2011, $6,450. International Journal of Exercise n Solo exhibition, “Space Equals Science: Conference Abstract Oxygen,” The Winona Art Center, Deb Pitton Submissions: 5.2 (2011): article 26. Winona, Minn., December 2011. Professor, Education n “Daily Physical Activity and Bone n Juror, “Space Equals Oxygen,” n “Developing Pre-service Problem Health among High School University of Wisconsin–La Crosse Solving Skills through the Use of Students” (with D.W. Morgan, student exhibition, October 2011. Case Studies,” Hawaii International R.S. Farley, J.K. Kim, D.K. Fuller, n Juried Group Exhibition, Women’s Education Conference, January B.M. Eveland-Sayers, and J.L. Arts Registry of Minnesota, 2011. Caputo), International E-conference Minneapolis, October 2010. n Developing Pre-service Problem on Kinesiology and Integrated n Juried Group Exhibition, “Beyond Solving Skills through Case Studies, Physiology, October 2011. Audubon,” Women Made Gallery, Lanham, Md.: Rowman and Chicago, Ill., October 2010. Littlefield Publishing, 2010.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 29 n “Unexpected Learnings: Rescue from Peru,” The Community College National Center for Community Engagement National Conference, May 2010. n “Mentoring New Teachers,” Minnesota Association of Colleges of Teacher Education Spring Congress, April 2010. n “Our Changing Community of Learners,” Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development Annual Conference, March 2010. n “Developing Kids Who Care: Using Theater Activities to Enhance Emotional Intelligence and Develop Empathy in Young Adolescents,” Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development Annual Conference, March 2010. n Teacher Performance Assessment Evaluator and Trainer, National and State implementation of the TPA for teacher training.

Sanjive Qazi Research Professor, Biology n “In Vitro and In Vivo Chemosensitizing Activity of LFM-A13, a Dual-Function Inhibitor of Bruton’s Tyrosine Kinase and Polo-like Kinases, against Human Leukemic B-cell Precursors” (with F.M. Uckun, I. Dibirdik, and A. Sarkissian), Arzneimittelforschung, 61.4 (2011): 252–259. n “Inducing Apoptosis in Chemotherapy-Resistant B-lineage Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Cells by Targeting HSPA5, A ANN PESAVENTO, D.A., professor emerita of music, retired from full-time Master Regulator of the Anti- teaching in 2011 after 33 years on the faculty, but she still teaches bassoon part- apoptotic Unfolded Protein time. Response Signaling Network” (with FM. Uckun, Z. Ozer, A.L. Garner, J. Pitt ’09, H. Ma, and KD. Janda), n “CD22 EXON 12 Deletion as a n “Bruton’s Tyrosine Kinase as a British Journal of Haematology, Pathogenic Mechanism of Human Molecular Target in Treatment 153.6 (2011): 741–752. B-precursor Leukemia” (with F.M. of Leukemias and Lymphomas as n “Recombinant Human CD19- Uckun, P. Goodman, H. Ma, and well as Inflammatory Disorders Ligand Protein as a Potent I. Dibirdik), Proceedings of the and Autoimmunity” (with F.M. Anti-leukaemic Agent” (with National Academy of Sciences of Uckun), Expert Opinion on F.M. Uckun, L. Sun, H. Ma, the USA, 107.39 (2010):16852– Therapeutic Patents, 20.11 (2010): and Z. Ozer), British Journal of 16857. 1457–1470. Haematology, 153.1 (2011): 15–23. n “Spleen Tyrosine Kinase as a n “Augmentation of the Antileukemia n “JAK3 Pathway Is Constitutively Molecular Target for Treatment of Potency of Total-Body Irradiation Active in B-lineage Acute Leukemias and Lymphomas” (with (TBI) by a Novel P-site Inhibitor Lymphoblastic Leukemia” (with F.M. Uckun), Expert Review of of Spleen Tyrosine Kinase (SYK)” F.M. Uckun and J. Pitt ’09), Expert Anticancer Therapy, 10.9 (2010): (with F.M. Uckun and I.Dibirdik), Review of Anticancer Therapy, 11.1 1407–1418. Radiation Research, 174.4 (2010): (2011): 37–48. 526-531.

30 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 n “Prevention of UVB-Induced Hematology Annual Meeting and Brandy Russell Skin Inflammation, Genotoxicity, Exposition, December 2010. Assistant Professor, Chemistry n and Photocarcinogenesis in Mice “Giving Voice to the Mind, n “Metal Binding Specificity in by WHI-P131, a Dual-Function Body, Heart and Soul of Theatre, Proteins: Investigations of Highly Inhibitor of Janus Kinase 3 and Film, and Media: The Voices of Homologous Iron- and Cadmium- EGF Receptor Kinase” (with Hidden Memories and Brain Binding Proteins,” Alfred University, F.M. Uckun and I. Dibirdik), Arousal,” National Communication November, 2011. Arzneimittelforschung, 60.4 (2010): Association 97th Annual n “Role of Metal Type and Oxidation 218–225. Convention, November 2011. State in Myohemerythrin Folding n “Ther apeutic Nanoparticle n “Allostatic Models of Physiological and Metal Site Assembly” (with Constructs of a JAK3 Tyrosine and Genomic Stress to Target A. Dicke ’10 and V. Taylor ’09), Kinase Inhibitor against Human and Design Interventions for American Chemical Society National B-lineage (ALL) Cells” (with F.M. Individuals with Health Risks,” Meeting, March 2010. Uckun, I. Dibirdik, and S. Yiv), (with C. Breitenfeldt), National n “Dependence of Myohemerythrin Arzneimittelforschung, 60.4 (2010): Communication Association 96th Folding on Iron Oxidation State” 210–217. Annual Convention, November (with A. Dicke ’10), American n “Gene Expression Profiles of Infant 2010. Chemical Society National Meeting, Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia March 2010. Sujay Rao and Its Prognostically Distinct n “Building Instrumental Competence Associate Professor, History and Subsets” (with F.M. Uckun), British to Support Student Independence in LALACS Journal of Haematology, 149.6 the Laboratory” (co-PI with Scott (2010): 865–873. n “The Holy Man of Mandisovi: Bur), Transforming Undergraduate n “Targeting SYK Kinase-Dependent Popular Dissent in Federalist Education in Science, Technology, Anti-apoptotic Resistance Pathway Argentina, 1821–1827,” Midwest Engineering, and Mathematics in B-lineage Acute Lymphoblastic Association for Latin American (NSF), 2010, $200,000. Leukaemia (ALL) Cells with a Studies, November 2011. Potent SYK Inhibitory Pentapeptide n “The Holy Man of Mandisovi: Audrey Russek Mimic” (with F.M. Uckun, R.O. Popular Dissent in Federalist Assistant Professor, History Ek, S.T. Jan, and C.L. Chen), Argentina, 1821–1827,” North n “Appetites without Prejudice: British Journal of Haematology, Central Council of Latin U.S. Foreign Restaurants and the 149.4 (2010): 508–517. Americanists, October 2011. Globalization of American Food n “ZSTAT3 Is a Substrate of SYK between the Wars,” Food and Melissa Rolnick Tyrosine Kinase in B-lineage Foodways, 19.1–2 (2011): 34–55. Assistant Professor, Theatre and Leukemia/lymphoma Cells Exposed n “American Scents and Sensibility: Dance to Oxidative Stress” (with F.M. Objects of Odor Suppression in Uckun, H. Ma, L. Tuel-Ahlgren, n Fe/Male Dance Concert/ Twentieth-Century Restaurants,” and Z. Ozer), Proceedings of the Choreography, Soaring, 2x2, Winterthur Museum Material National Academy of Sciences of the Intermedia Arts, Minneapolis, Culture Symposium for Emerging USA, 107.7 (2010): 2902–2907. Minn., 2011. Scholars, April 2011. n n “Polo-Like Kinase 1 (PLK1) as a “Dance Composition and n “’How to Prevent Dining Room Molecular Target to Overcome SYK- Holocaust Studies Unite,” National Halitosis: Deodorizing the Mediated Resistance of B-lineage Dance Education Organization Twentieth-Century American Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia Conference, October 2011. Restaurant,” Rochester Institute of Cells to Oxidative Stress” (with n Choreography, Excess, Hillstrom Technology Conable Conference F.M. Uckun, Z. Ozer, L. Tuel- Museum of Art, Gustavus Adolphus on Cuisine, Technology, and Ahlgren, and C. Mao), British College, September and October Development, March 2011. Journal of Haematology, 148.5 2011. (2010): 714–725. n “What the Body Knows: Reflections Toshiyuki Sakuragi n “Intronic CD22 Gene Mutations as on Performance Practice as Professor, Modern Languages, A Pathogenic Mechanism of Human Research,” Congress on Research in Literatures, and Cultures and B-Precursor Leukemia,” (with FM. Dance Conference, October 2010. Japanese Studies n Uckun, P. Goodman, H. Ma, and Choreography, Mine Heart Weeps to n “Experiencing Intercultural I.Dibirdik), American Society of Belong, Dance Theatre Workshop, Communication through Film: Hematology Annual Meeting and World Dance Alliance Conference, Co-culture and Identity (Part 2),” Exposition, December 2010. NY, July 2010. Eigo Kyooiku, The English Teachers’ n “Targeting Human B-precursor n Fe/Male , Gustavus Adolphus Magazine, 60.9 (2011): 60–62. Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia College, Research, Scholarship, and n “Experiencing Intercultural Cells with Recombinant Human Creativity Grant, 2011, $1,775. Communication through Film: CD19 Ligand” (with F.M. Uckun, Co-culture and Identity (Part 1),” L. Sun, H. Ma, I.Dibirdik, and Eigo Kyooiku, The English Teachers’ Z. Ozer), American Society of Magazine, 60.8 (2011): 60–62.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 31 n “Experiencing Intercultural Communication through Film: Categorization,” Eigo Kyooiku, The English Teachers’ Magazine, 60.7 (2011): 60–62. n “Experiencing Intercultural Communication through Film: Stereotype, Prejudice, Discrimination,” Eigo Kyooiku, The English Teachers’ Magazine, 60.6 (2011): 60–62. n “Experiencing Intercultural Communication through Film: Cultural Values (Part 2),” Eigo Kyooiku, The English Teachers’ Magazine, 60.5 (2011): 60–62. n “Experiencing Intercultural Communication through Film: Cultural Values (Part 1),” Eigo Kyooiku, The English Teachers’ Magazine, 60.4 (2011): 60–62. n “Experiencing Intercultural Communication through Film: Communication Style (Part 2),” Eigo Kyooiku, The English Teachers’ Magazine, 60.3 (2011): 60–62. n “Experiencing Intercultural Communication through Film: Communication Style (Part 1),” Eigo Kyooiku, The English Teachers’ Magazine, 60.2 (2011): 64–66. n “Experiencing Intercultural Communication through Film: Viewing Film as Intercultural Experience,” Eigo Kyooiku, The English Teachers’ Magazine, 60.1 (2011): 64–66. n “Shape and Function in Hmong Classifier Choice,” International Cognitive Linguistics Conference, July 2011. n “Communication Competence,” Professor emerita PAULA SWIGGUM, M.S., joined the Department of Nursing at Annual Conference of Gustavus in the fall of 1996 and retired in 2011 as an associate professor and chair Communication Association of of the department. Japan, June 2010.

Donald Scheese n “Literature,” Encyclopedia of n “Interpreting the Anasazi: Professor, English and Environmental American Environmental History, Communicating across Centuries, Studies ed. Kathleen Brosnan, 3 (2011): Cultures, and Disciplines,” National n “Edward Abbey,” Encyclopedia of 848–851. University of Ostroh Academy, American Environmental History, n “The Machine through the Garden: March 2011. ed. Kathleen Brosnan, 1 (2011): Cycling and the American Pastoral,” n “North Woods Writers,” Ukraine- 75–76. Western Literature Association, Canadian Studies Symposium, n “Mary Austin,” Encyclopedia of October 2011. February 2011. American Environmental History, n Review: Fire Season: Notes from a n Fulbright Scholar, Ukraine, January ed. Kathleen Brosnan, 1 (2011): Wilderness Lookout, Interdisciplinary to May 2011. 149–150. Studies in Literature and n Cycling Memoir, Gustavus Environment, Autumn 2011. Adolphus College Research, n “Contemporary American Fiction,” Scholarship, and Creativity Grant, Ye! Bookstore, May 2011. 2010–11, $2,000.

32 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 Lianying Shan n “Multi-Dimensional Liquid n “Minnesota River: Occurrence Assistant Professor, Modern Chromatography – Development and Potential Significance of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures of New Approaches to Challenging Antibiotics” (with University of and Japanese Studies Analytical Problems with St. Thomas and University of n “Nostalgia and Identity Formation Improvements in Resolution Minnesota), Legislative Citizens in Postwar Japan: A Study of and Throughput in Mind” (with Commission on Minnesota Popular and Literary Accounts of J. Bedard ’09, S. Simpkins ’10, Resources, July 2011–June 2013, Manchuria,” 60th Annual Midwest and S. Groskreutz ’12), Virginia $56,937 to Gustavus, $190,000 Conference on Asian A airs, Commonwealth University, total. Macalester College, October 2011. Richmond, VA, 2011. n “Characterization of Carbon- n n “Beyond Detective Fiction: A Brief “Development of Targeted Three- Laminated Silicas for Use in Study of Natsuo Kirino’s Gyokuran dimensional HPLC for Trace Hydrophilic Interaction Liquid (Magnolia),” ASIA Network Analysis of Target Compounds Chromatography,” (with T. Tran EXCHANGE, Spring 2011: 94–99. in Complex Matrices” (with S. ’12), Gustavus Adolphus College, n “The Chinese Immigrant Writer Groskreutz ’12, L. Secor ’11, M. Faculty Student Collaboration Yang Yi and the Transnational Swenson ’10), American Chemical Grant, Summer 2011. Literature in Japanese,” Association Society National Meeting, Anaheim, n Emerging Leader in for Asian Studies Annual Meeting, Calif., 2011. Chromatography Award, LCGC Honolulu, Hawaii, March 2011. n “Preparation of Novel Carbon- Magazine, awarded March 2011. n n “Japanese Women’s Travel and Based Stationary Phases for Appointed, Editorial Advisory Migration to China in the Modern Analytical and Preparative HPLC” Board for LCGC Magazine, Period,” Gustavus Adolphus College, (with S.R. Groskreutz ’12, I. December 2011–present. Research, Scholarship and Creativity Gibbs-Hall ’13, and L.B. Secor Joyce Sutphen Grant, 2011, $2,200. ’10), American Chemical Society National Meeting, Anaheim, Calif., Professor, English Lori Ste‘en 2011. n “Older, Younger, Both,” She Walks Assistant Professor, Nursing n “Targeted Three-Dimensional in Beauty, New York, Hyperion, n Book Review, Healing Presence: Liquid Chromatography: A Versatile 2011. The Essence of Nursing, Creative Tool for Quantitative Trace Analysis n “The Last Things I’ll Remember,” Nursing, 17.1 (2011): 52. in Complex Matrices” (with S.W. “H,” Good Poems, American Places, n “Disaster Simulation for Simpkins ’10, J.W. Bedard ’09, S.R. New York: Viking Press, 2011. Community Health Students,” Groskreutz ’12, T.E. Liskutin ’10, n “The Survey,” When Last on the Midwest Nurse Educators Academy, and M.M. Swenson ’10), Journal Mountain, Duluth, Minn.: Holy Grand Forks, N.D., May 2011. of Chromatography A. 1217.49 Cow! Press, 2011. n n Book Review, Transforming (2010): 7648–7660. “Dinner In,” Poetry City, USA, Nursing Education: The Culturally n “The Impact of Sampling Time Volume 1, Minneapolis: Lowbrow Inclusive Environment, Creative on Peak Capacity and Analysis Press, 2011. Nursing, 16.2 (2010): 95. Speed in Online, Comprehensive n “The Blue in the Distance,” and n Guest Editor, Creative Nursing, 16, Two-dimensional Liquid “Winter’s Night,” Phillip Michael 2010. Chromatography” (with L.W. Potts, Hook, Washington Pavilion of n “From the Guest Editors” (with X. Li X, and P. W. Carr), Journal Arts and Science. Sioux Falls, S.D., T. Eason), Creative Nursing, 16.4 of Chromatography A. 1217.36 2011. (2010): 153–154. (2010): 5700–5709. n “Poetry and the Ordinary,” Chaska n “Preventing Blood Borne Illness in n Review: “Recent Progress in Community Center, November Healthcare Professionals,” St Olaf Online, Comprehensive Two- 2011. College, Northfield, Minn., May dimensional High-Performance n “Poetry and Healing,” Center for 2010. Liquid Chromatography for Non- Healing and Spirituality, University proteomic Applications,” Analytical of Minnesota, October 2011. Dwight Stoll and Bioanalytical Chemistry 397.3 n “From Out the Cave,” Garrison Assistant Professor, Chemistry (2010): 979–986. Keillor on National Public Radio’s n “Perspectives on Recent Advances n “A Simple Approach to Writer’s Almanac, October 18, in the Speed of High-Performance Performance Optimization in 2011. Liquid Chromatography” (with HPLC and its Application in n “Bookmobile,” Garrison Keillor on P.W. Carr and X. Wang), Analytical Ultrafast Separation Development” National Public Radio’s Writer’s Chemistry, 83.6 (2011):1890–1900. (with X. Wang and P.W. Carr), Almanac, October 13, 2011. LCGC North America 28.11 n Radio interview, Ann Possis, (2110): 932, 934–936, 938, 940, producer, The Roadhouse, WTIP, 942. Grand Marais, September 23, 2011. n “Hope,” Water~Stone Review, St. Paul, Fall 2011.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 33 n “Song,” Poetry East, Great Poems: n “Writing and Reading Poetry Talk,” n Reading at Magers & Quinn Contemporary Poets Reading Minnetonka High School, May Bookstore (with Dick Terrill), Masterpieces, Fall 2011. 2010. Minneapolis, September 19, 2010. n “What You Wanted,” Soprano and n “From What I’ve Seen So Far” and n Reading at Common Good Books, Piano Composer Lori Laitman, “When the World Was About to St. Paul (with Dick Terrill), August University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, End,” Great River Review, Spring 25, 2010. June 15, 2011. 2010. n Reading at the Loft Literary Center, n Choreographed: Body of Work, n “Our Fathers” and “Back Before,” Minneapolis, with Connie Wanek, International Congress of Clinical Seminary Ridge Review, Spring June 9, 2010. Ethics Consultation, Amsterdam, 2010. n Reading at Quaker Meeting House, May 20, 2011. n “‘Not Marble nor the Gilded Duluth, with Connie Wanek, May n “Keats and Negative Capability,” Monuments’: Shakespeare’s 13, 2010. Gustavus Adolphus College Faculty Anti-Commemorative Mode,” n Reading: Raking through the Books, Symposium, May 2011. Shakespeare Association of America, Minneapolis, Kieran’s Pub, May 11, n “Poems into Poems,” The Masters, Chicago, April 2010. 2010. Bridle Path Press, April 2011. n “Crossroads,” Something n Reading at Royalton Public Library, n “Parting Words” and “Leonard Understood, BBC Radio 4 World Royalton, May 5, 2010. Cohen, My Guardian Angel, Sings Service, January 31, 2010. n The Inaugural Great Twin Cities Halleluia,” Bridle Path Press, n Reading at Winter Show, Anderson Poetry Read, Normandale College, March, 2011. Center, Red Wing, Minn., April 30, 2010. n “The Aunts,” Ted Kooser’s December 10, 2011. n Reading at Har Mar Barnes and American Life in Poetry, February n Reading at Maeve’s Café, Noble Booksellers, April 6, 2010. 21, 2011. Minneapolis, Minn., December 1, n Reading at Black Dog Café, St. n “What the Heart Cannot Forget,” 2011. Paul, March 17, 2010. Bethel University, Arts and Sciences n Water~Stone Review Reading, n Reading at Banfill-Locke, with Convocation, January 2011. Hamline University, St. Paul, Freya Manfred and Florence Dacey, n First Words, Red Wing, Minn.: Red Minn., November 4, 2011. March 12, 2010. Dragonfly Press, 2010. n Reading at Chaska Public Library, n Co eehouse Poetry at Troubadour n “Now That Anything Can October 11, 2011. Café, London, UK, January 11, Happen,” The Wind Blows, The Ice n Reading, Side Walk Poetry Open 2010. Breaks: Poems of Loss and Renewal, House, Arlington Public Library, n Fellowship and Residency, Minneapolis: Nodin Press, 2010. October 8, 2011. Fundación Valparaiso, Almeria, n “Why We Need Poetry,” Some Ride! n Reading at Teatro Zuccone, Spirit Spain, January 2011. A Festschrift in Honor of Michael Lake Poetry Series, Duluth, Minn., n Residency, Tofte Lake Arts Center, Dennis Browne. University of March 26, 2011. Ely Minn., July 2011. Minnesota, 2010. n Reading at Hudson Valley Writers n “The Oat Binder,” Water~Stone n “The Oat Binder,” Water~Stone Center, Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., March Review, Pushcart Poetry Prize Review, St. Paul, 2010. 20, 2011. Finalist, 2010. n Radio interview, Kara Garbe, host, n Reading at the Anderson Center n Appointed, Poet Laureate of KMSU Weekly Reader, Minnesota (with Robert Hedin and Jim Minnesota at Governor’s Oce, State University, Mankato, Heynen), Red Wing, Minn., 2011. December 30, 2010. January 11, 2011. n “The Late Great Cookies of n Reading for New Rivers Press, Loft Todd Swanson Christmas,” Your Daily Poem, Literary Center, Minneapolis, Adjunct Instructor, Chemistry December 20, 2010. November 17, 2010. n “Preparation of n “November, 1967,” Garrison n Reading at the University Club, St. 1,3,2-Oxazaphospholidine-2- Keillor on National Public Radio’s Paul, November 16, 2010. oxide Derivatives as Models for Writer’s Almanac, November 12, n Reading at Dakota Unitarian the Development of Novel Chiral 2010. Universalist Church, Burnsville, Auxiliaries” (with S.J. Lundberg n “November, 1967,” Your Daily Minn., November 7, 2010. ’11), Minnesota Academy of Poem, November 8, 2010. n Reading at Marshall Festival, Science Winchell Undergraduate n “The Exam,” Ted Kooser’s Marshall (SMSU), Minn., October Symposium, April 2011. American Life in Poetry, November 30, 2010. 1, 2010. n Reading at the Loft Literary Center, n “Work,” Turtle Quarterly, May Minneapolis (for The Wind Blows) 2010. October 21, 2010. n “On the Way to the Farm I Think n Reading with Connie Wanek, Nina’s of My Sister,” Garrison Keillor on (Common Good Books), St. Paul, National Public Radio’s Writer’s October 6, 2010. Almanac, May 16, 2010.

34 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 Beatriz Torres n “Measuring the E ect of an Invasive n “Women in Leadership Research” Assistant Professor, Communication Species on Silica Cycling in the (with S. Madsen), Academy of Studies Platte River, Nebraska,” Gustavus Human Resource Development, n “Health Promotion from the Grass- Adolphus College Research, Webinar Series, May 2010. Roots: Piloting a Radio Soap Opera Scholarship, and Creativity Grant, n “Managing Employees with for Latinos in the U.S.,” eds. R. 2010, $2,113. Generational Di erences,” Obregon and S. Waisbord, Handbook Federated Insurance Regional Katherine Tunheim of Global Health Communication, Business Conferences, April Assistant Professor, Economics and Development and Social Change, John 2010–2011. Management Wiley & Sons, Inc. (2011): 522–538. n “Innovative Reflection Tools n n “Global Health Communication, “The Impact of a Lutheran for Training, Development, and Development and Social Change” Worldview on Women in Education” (with S. Madsen), (with T. Tufte, S. Waisbord, R. Leadership,” International Academic Leader, April 2010. Obregon, E. Fox, E. Douglas, Leadership Association Conference, n “Human Resource Development and K. Greiner), International October 2011. Priorities in Higher Education Communication Association Annual n “Practical Approaches to Engaging Organizations,” University of Conference, Boston, May 2011. the Larger Community,” Vocation Minnesota Chautauqua Conference, n “Promoting Health across Cultures: of a Lutheran College Conference, February 2010. Challenge and Opportunities,” August 2011. n “First Annual Gustavus Adolphus Nebraska Wesleyan University, n “Developing Women Leaders for College Women in Leadership March 2011. Service in the World,” First Women Conference”, C. Charles Jackson n “Approach Matters: Promoting in Leadership Conference, Gustavus Foundation Grant, $5,000. Health for Latinos,” El Pueblo Adolphus College, April 2011. n “Women on Boards in Norway,” Avanza Conference, Minnesota n “Careers in Human Resources,” Gustavus Adolphus College, State University, October 2010. Twin Cities Compensation Research, Scholarship and Creativity n Radio soap-opera: “Tests of Association Meeting Panelist, Grant, 2010, $2,200. Destiny: Stories of Love, Pain and February 2011. n Appointed, Academy of Human Healing,” KMSU Radio, 2010, n “Measuring the Impact/ROI of Resource Development, Leadership $18,500. Leadership Development” (with Special Interest Group Co-Chair, M. Fierro and S. Blankenship), 2010–2011. Laura Triplett Academy of Human Resource Assistant Professor, Geology and Development International Michelle Twait ’98 Environmental Studies Research Conference of the Associate Professor and Academic Librarian n “Eight Years of Silica Sequestration Americas, February 2011. by Phragmites australis in a Fluvial n “Women’s Experience of n “Creating a Mentoring Community Environment,” Ninth International Leadership: Advice for New Female in an Undergraduate Library” (with Symposium on Geochemistry of the College Graduates” (with C. J. Jenson and A. Hulseberg), eds. Earth’s Surface, June 2011. Rice), eds. K. Diriani and J. Wang, Carol Smallwood and Rebecca n “A Team-Based Approach to Academy of Human Resource Tolley-Stokes, Mentoring in Teaching Environmental History Development International Librarianship: Essays on Working Using Lake Sediments” (with B. Research Conference of the with Adults and Students to Further Carlson ’11, E. Degner ’11, and J. Americas, February 2011. the Profession, McFarland, 2011: Johnston ’12), Geological Society n “Teaching HRD Theory with 3–12. of America Annual Meeting, Toys: Creative Tools for Educators n “Read Japan Book Donation October 2011. and Trainers” (with S. Madsen), Program,” Nippon Foundation, n “Invasion! How the Academy of Human Resource 2011, $5,000. Sedimentological E ect of One Development International n “Digital Repository Software” (with Plant Species is Changing the Research Conference of the J. Jenson, B. Fister, and A. Darden), Geochemistry of the Platte River, Americas, February 2011. Gustavus Adolphus College Nebraska” (with K. Kettenring and n “Exploring Norway’s Experience Sesquicentennial Grant, 2011, C. Smith), Geological Society of of the ‘Golden Skirt Rule,’” $17,600. America Annual Meeting, October International Leadership Association n “ISSR Library Award,” 2011. Conference, October 2010. International Society for Science n n “Historical Trace Metal Loading “Lessons Learned from Former and Religion, 2011, $9,000. to a Large River Recorded in the College Presidents of the n “Archival Storage and Shelving” Sediments of Lake St. Croix, USA” Evangelical Lutheran Church of (with J. Jenson), Minnesota (with S.J. Balogh, D.R. Engstrom, America: A Phenomenological Historical and Cultural Grants, and Y.H. Nollet), Journal of Study” (with G. McLean), eds. 2010, $7,000. Paleolimnology, 44 (2010): 517–530. M. Cseh and S. Klein, European Human Resource Development Research Conference, June 2010.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 35 Tommy Valentini ’02 n “Funding and Implementing n Faculty Fellows Program, Head Men’s Tennis Coach and International Service-Learning Pilot Community-Based Learning, 2011, Instructor, Athletics and Health and Programs,” Bangalore Speech and $3,500. Exercise Scienc Debate Society, Bangalore, India, n Gustavus Adolphus College, n “Love-Love: A Fresh Start at August 2011. Diversity Faculty Honors Award, Finding Value and Virtue in n Arthur N. Rupe Foundation Public 2011. Tennis,” ed. David Baggett, Tennis Forum Debate Grant, Pi Kappa Terena Wilkens and Philosophy: What the Racket Is Delta, 2011, $135,000. Adjunct Instructor, Theater and All About, The University Press of Eric Vrooman Dance Kentucky, 2010, 125–141. Visiting Professor, English n “Create, Understand, and Educate,” Nengher Vang n “The Shed,” Summer Story The Cue Theatrical Lighting Diversity Center Contest, 2011. Conference, July 2011. n n “Political Transmigrants: “Technology Overload (On and Marie Walker Rethinking Hmong Political O Stage) on a Budget,” Hamlet, Associate Professor, Psychology Activism in America,” Hmong Gustavus Adolphus College, July Studies Journal 12 (2011): 1–46. n “Perceived Parenting Style, 2011. Identity Development, Academic Anna Versluis Self-Regulation and Emotional Suzanne Wilson Assistant Professor, Geography and Outcomes in Young Adults” (with Associate Professor, Sociology and Environmental Studies J. Grundman ’10), Annual Meeting Anthropology n n “Urbanization and Increased of the Association for Psychological “Private Justice and Public Vulnerability to Disaster in Japan Science, May 2011. Violence: Colombian Paramilitaries and Haiti,” Gustavus Adolphus n “Helping Others Helps Me: and the State (1997–2002),” Latin College Japan Teach-In, April 2011. Prosocial Behavior, Identity American Studies Association XXIX n “Highlands Management in a and Self-Regulation in International Congress, September Flood-Prone Watershed: Does Emerging Adulthood” (with E. 2010. Reflexive Reciprocity Make Iverson ’10), Annual Meeting of Janine Wotton a Di erence?” Global the Association for Psychological Associate Professor, Psychology and Environmental Change, 20.2 Science, May 2011. Neuroscience (2010): 333–341. n “Identity Development and n n “Extra-local Constraints, Changing Political Self-regulation in Emerging “Sentence Context Influences Land Use and Deteriorating Adult Voting Attitudes and Vowel Choice in Noise and Ecosystem Services in a Haitian Behaviors” (with A. Bakke ’11, J. Reverberation” (with R. Elvebak Watershed,” Global Land Project Broccard ’11, K. Dumke ’11, K. ’07, L. Moua ’09, N. Heggem ’08, Open Science Meeting, October Engel ’11, J. Ewert ’11, A. Gjorvad C. Nelson ’10, and K. Welsh ’06). 2010. ’11, B. Heinrich ’11, P. Hu ’11, Language and Speech, 54.3 (2011): n “Understanding Land Change in N. Ross ’11, D. Samb ’11, L.K. 341–360. Rural Haiti: Beyond the Proximate Thomas ’11, T. VandenBussche ’10, n “A Model of Anuran Auditory Drivers,” Association of American E. Wendorf ’11, T. Winslow ’11, Periphery Reveals Frequency- Geographers, April 2010. and P. Xiong ’11), Annual Meeting Dependent Adaptation to Be a n “Haiti and the Earthquake,” of the Association for Psychological Contributing Mechanism for Two- Gustavus Adolphus College Science, May 2011. tone Suppression and Amplitude Campus Lecture, March 2010. n “Are Independent People Happier Modulation Coding” (with M. n “Extent and Impact of Familial and and Why? Scale Development and Ferragamo), Hearing Research, 280 Neighborly Aid Following Disaster Test of Individual and Cultural (2011): 109–121. in Haiti,” Natural Hazards Center, Di erences” (with E. Espel ’09, J. n “Frequency-Dependent Adaptation University of Colorado at Boulder, Dmitrieva, and P. Vera-Villaroel), to Amplitude Modulated Auditory Quick Response Research Program Annual Meeting of the Society for Signals Influences the Modeled Grant, 2010, $2,000. Research in Child Development, Temporal Response Patterns March 2011. in the Anuran Midbrain” (with Phillip Voight n “Voices from Holden Village: M. Ferragamo), Society for Associate Professor, Communication Young Adult Development in a Neuroscience, San Diego, 2010. Studies Mentoring Community” (with C. n “Strategic Planning and Johnson ’85 and P. Schadewald), Alumni Relations for Forensics Annual Institute on College Organizations,” National Student Values, February 2010. Communication Association, New n William and Marilyn Ryerse Faculty Orleans, Louisiana, November Development Grant, 2011, $2,000. 2011.

36 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 Linnea Wren Sheng Yang Barbara Zust ’76 Professor, Art and Art History Associate Professor, Economics and Associate Professor, Nursing n “Bridging Archaeological and Art Management n “The Empathy Project,” Psychiatric Historical Methodologies in the n “Student Ethical Awareness and Nursing Association Conference, Cochuah Region of Mexico: A Business Program Matriculation: July 2011. Study of Space at the Maya Site Evidence from the U.S.” (with D. n “Research in Nursing at a Liberal Yo’okop” (with T. Nygard), 76th Altmyer, K. Schallenkamp, and R. Arts College,” University of North Annual Meeting of the Society for DeBeaumont), Business Education Dakota’s Nursing Intensive Seminar, American Archaeology, Sacramento, and Accreditation, 3.1 (2011):41– April 2011. Calif., April 2011. 50. n “The Power of Music,” Creative n Co-curator, From Sturgis to Testy n “Correcting for Selectivity Bias in Nursing, 16.2 (2010): 84–86. Festy: Photographing Ephemeral the Estimation of Tourist Spending n “The Role of Nursing in Caring Communities (with K. Spencer Surveys” (with A. Ryerson), Tourism for Incarcerated Women in Labor,’ and T. Nygard), exhibition of Economics, 17.6 (2011). Second International Conference photographic work by Amanda n “Linear Dependence and Feedback on Violence in the Health Hankerson and Lacey Criswell, Spectra between Currency Values Sector, October 2010. University of Wisconsin–River Falls, and Stock Indices in the Taiwanese n “Fifty Years of Nursing and More,” Fall 2010; Ripon College, Ripon Stock Market,” 86th Annual Gustavus Quarterly, Summer 2010: Wis., Spring 2011; and Gustavus Meeting of the Western Economic 25–32. Adolphus College, Fall 2011. Association International, June n “Stress Perception among Rural and n Co-Founder, Maya Portrait Project 2011. Urban Perinatal Patients” (with L. (with T. Nygard and K. Spencer), n “Student Ethical Awareness and Natwick and A. Oldani), Journal on-line photographs of Maya art. Business Program Matriculation: A of Rural Nursing and Healthcare, n Co-President, Radical Art Caucus, Case Study” (with D. Altmyer, K. 10.1 (2010): 891/1078- College Art Association. Schallenkamp, and R. DeBeaumont), 4535.16.2.84. Global Conference in Business and n Elected, Councilor, CUR Health Finance, January 2011. Science Division. n “The Comparative E ectiveness n Elected, Secretary, Nursing of Web-Based and Classroom Network on Violence Against Instruction: Student Demographics Women International. vs. Learning Outcomes” (with n Editor, Nursing Network D. Altmyer), Studies in Learning, on Violence Against Women Evaluation, Innovation and International Newsletter. Development, 7.3 (2010): 109–119. n Edgar Carlson Award for Teaching n “Pay as Incentive or Pay as Reward? Excellence, Gustavus Adolphus The Case of Taiwan” (with R. College, 2011. DeBeaumont), Journal of Asian Economics, 21.1 (2010): 76–86.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 37 ABOUT THIS PUBLICATION Now in its third edition, Gustavus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and JOHN KENDALL ’49 Creativity is a biennial round-up of the publications, presentations, performances, and creative work of Gustavus faculty. We rely on self- reporting to gather the information included and we know this list is not complete; Minnesota modesty seems to prevent some faculty from sharing their accomplishments, and we occasionally miss a listing. But even though this catalog of work is not exhaustive, it demonstrates some of the exciting work going on at Gustavus.

Produced by the John S. Kendall Center for Engaged Learning, Margaret Bloch Qazi, director.

Photographs by Tim Kennedy ’82; Bridget Larson, 1-Hour Photo/ Sportpix; Matt Thomas ’00; and Steve Waldhauser ’70.

Editorial services provided by Steve THE JOHN S. KENDALL CENTER FOR ENGAGED LEARNING Waldhauser, director of editorial services.

Graphic design, typography, and The John S. Kendall Center for Engaged learning, named to honor the longtime production were provided by Neely faculty member and 12th president of Gustavus Adolphus College, aims to assist Prenzlow, director of design services. faculty in two specific areas: disciplinary expertise and pedagogical proficiency. As Pre-press, printing, and assembly were academic fields develop and change, new ideas emerge, new texts surface, and new provided by J-C Press, Owatonna, connections among theories are examined. To stay engaged, faculty members read Minnesota. and research, converse with other scholars in their field to share their discoveries, Special thanks to Cathy Blaukat, and then join in the chorus of thought through the presentation and publication administrative assistant at the Kendall of their ideas. Center. And just as the mark of a good scholar requires active responsibility to one’s discipline, so too does the mark of a good teacher. Gustavus teacher-scholars are committed to maintaining scholarly and creative expertise not only for their own erudition, but also to bring these ideas back to their classes. They share with their students the best of scholarly thought, and model for them what it means to be engaged in and actively contributing ideas to the world. Moreover, they continually think about and search for the best ways to engage their students in the excitement and challenge of learning. The Kendall Center supports faculty members in their scholarly and creative work and in their pedagogical development by administering funds necessary to present their work at professional conferences, by disbursing small grants to implement new pedagogical techniques, and by providing opportunities for them to work across disciplinary boundaries to learn from each other as they share and develop new ideas and areas of teaching expertise. In short, the John S. Kendall Center for Engaged Learning supports faculty members as they strive to achieve their highest potential as scholars and teachers in the service of helping Gustavus students attain their own true potential as scholars, artists, and leaders in society.

38 FACULTY RESEARCH | SCHOLARSHIP | CREATIVITY 2010–2011 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE is a private, coeducational, liberal arts college aliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and sited on a 340-acre campus overlooking the historic river town of St. Peter, Minnesota, 70 miles southwest of the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Since its founding in 1862, it has valued its Swedish and Lutheran heritages. The College has developed a distinguished academic reputation and is known for its strong science, writing, music, study-abroad, and service-learning programs. Gustavus has hosted a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa since 1983 and is internationally recognized for its annual Nobel Conference. The John S. Kendall Center for Engaged Learning

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