Tau International in Newsletter

Issue #157 August, 2019

2018-2019 Financial Report The Executive Council

(Category) (Dollars) (Percent) Longtime Executive Council Member, Dr. Anne INCOME Wiles of James Madison University, has retired Initiation fees 31,025.00 97.81 from the Council. Dr. Wiles served many years as Dialogue subscriptions 138.50 0.44 an Area Representative for the Executive Council NAC dues 165.00 0.52 of Phi , and more recently she has been Charter fees 300.00 0.95 the Vice President of our organization. Dr. Wiles Gifts 30.00 0.09 has been a dedicated supporter of Phi Sigma Tau, Retained Earnings 203,142.87 (not included) an admired teacher, and a very welcome Other income 62.00 0.19 contributor to the work of the Society. We want to Total 31,720.50 100.00 thank her for her dedicated service to Phi Sigma Tau and wish her well in her retirement. EXPENSES In accordance with the procedures specified in Supplies 727.63 3.71 our Constitution, the Council has selected Dr. Printing costs 704.73 3.60 Charlie Huenemann of Utah State University, Postage 2,203.05 11.24 where he is a professor in the Department of Dialogue printing 14,962.82 76.36 Languages, Philosophy, and Communication ACHS dues/expenses 546.00 2.79 Studies, as Dr. Wiles' replacement as Vice Website 192.00 0.98 President of Phi Sigma Tau. Dr. Huenemann Other expenses 259.00 1.32 has served since 2012 as an Area Representative, Total 19,595.23 100.00 so he knows the work of our organization. Welcome to Dr. Huenemann. Retained Earnings $ 217,263.59 The retirement of Dr. Wiles leaves our Executive Council one short of its full complement of seven At the end of our fiscal year 2019-2019, we had members. So, we are opening up nominations for a balance in various accounts: the position of Area Council Representative; we Checking $115,168.14 are not overly concerned about geographical areas, Credit Union Account $100.16 though the Constitution does specify that as the CDs (3) $101,995.29 title of the position. The Council does have a nomination for the position; we nominate Dr. TOTAL $217,263.59 Dawn Hutchinson, who is currently an Adjunct Council Member and teaches at Christopher §§§ Newport University in Virginia. Dr. Hutchinson has agreed to accept the position. However, our Constitution does specify that advisors of chapters may make nominations, and we solicit other nominations for the position. Self-nominations are

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in order here. If there are no other nominations, selecting articles for our April 2020 issue, so if you we will assume that Dr. Hutchinson is elected to have a paper you are preparing for a class, feel free the position. Nominations may be made until to work on it during the fall term and then submit it September 30, 2019. to our editor, Dr. Steve Barbone, by email Finally, we are looking for new blood for the attachment ([email protected]). The success of Executive Council. If you are able and willing to our journal does depend upon student writing and serve students, we would like to talk with you. inquiry. Please note that we only publish student Through the years, the work of the Society has writing by those who have not completed doctorate increased along with the number of our chapters. degrees; your senior paper is eligible for (This will be my fifteenth year as Executive publication even if you have graduated with your Secretary, and there are more expectations now for undergraduate degree. Honor Societies than when I began.--DEG.) We announced last year that we would like to form an Killing, Consent, and Kinky Sex: An Ethical Adjunct Executive Council composed of those ‘‘in Defense of Autassassinaphilia training’’ for full Council membership. We need Aynabeth Anderson, Rhodes College faculty who can devote some time to the work of Merciful Heaven: God’s Love Confronts Horror the Society and would be willing to take on some Jake Beardsley, College of William and Mary responsibility. Unfortunately, the work of the So THAT’S ‘‘What It’s Like to Be a Bat’’: How society has become too great for a current faculty We Might Get Accustomed to Physical Reductions member to take it on without assistance. Without Daniel Cappell, Rutgers University some assistance, we fear for the future of Phi Sigma Tau as an entirely volunteer society. Global Justice: Practical Approaches to Discharge Responsibility §§§ Joshua Stephen Ebiner, California State Polytechnic University Other Society News A Time to Die: Moral Considerations in Dutch Euthanasia Policy Check out our updated website at Ra’phael Davis, University of Arkansas at www.phisigmatau.org. This is the first major Little Rock update of the website and should make it more Public Health and Personal Choice: The Ethics of convenient for cell-phone use. You can find Vaccine Mandates and Parental Refusal in the information about Phi Sigma Tau at the site. United States Among things you can find are lists of advisors for Rebecca Amelia Horan, Eastern Illinois chapters (at the end of the email version of the University Newsletter), the current Newsletter, the current The Way Fish Live in Water: Autonomy, Alumni Bulletin, information about submissions to Femininity, and the Kantian Duty to Resist the journal, information about graduation regalia Oppression and Phi Sigma Tau keys, and other things. If you Giulia Piazza, University of Stirling, Scotland see something amiss on the site, please let me know; though we try to make it error-free, there always seems to be one more glitch. §§§

Dialogue Chapter News AL-BETA(0102) [Auburn University; advisor, Our October issue is now in preparation and will Keren Gorodeisky] NEW ADVISOR. contain the articles listed below. Our CO-GAMMA(0603) [Fort Lewis College; congratulations to all those whose papers are being advisor, Justin P. McBrayer] President: Sophie published in the issue, and our thanks to all who Schwartz, Vice-president: Rachel Lee, Secretary: submitted work. We are now in the process of

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Mikayla Bennion, Treasurer: Emily Sorenson. Our ME-BETA(2002) [University of Maine; advisor, Fort Lewis chapter extended an invitation to Dr. Kirsten Jacobson] RETURNING ADVISOR. Our Peter Vallentyne to lecture on left-libertarianism chapter at the University of Maine inducted four and egalitarianism. In addition, our chapter plans to new members in May. During the year, students develop an Ethics Bowl team for the 2019-2020 met regularly to discuss philosophy; in addition, school year. we had a couple of movie nights. We also CT-GAMMA(0703) [Southern Connecticut participated in a major project that was open to State University; advisor, Chelsea C. Harry] students who were not members of Phi Sigma Tau: RETURNING ADVISOR. the second volume of an undergraduate philosophy FL-IOTA(1009) [Jacksonville University; journal, Dwell. The journal was funded by several advisor, Matthew Groe] President: Patrick Farrell, sources on campus and represented the joint effort Vice-president: Samuel McIntire, Secretary: Jared of many students at the University of Maine. We Taylor, Treasurer: Leah Finsie, Social Chair: Zac are postponing election of new officers because of Christensen. These officers were elected in our low attendance at the induction ceremony. April meeting. Members gav etheir reasons for MA-DELTA(2204) [Boston College; advisor, their interest in philosophy, and new members Stephen Hudson] NEW ADVISOR. signed the chapter roll. MN-BETA(2402) [St. Olaf College; advisor, GA-BETA(1102) [Emory University; advisor, Danny Muñoz-Hutchinson] At our February 11 George Yancy] NEW ADVISOR. meeting we planned a Colloquium on the ethics of GA-DELTA(1104) [Mercer University; advisor, illegal kidney markets; this was presented by Ian Rosalind Simson] During the 2018-2019 school Carlos. We looked at a possible colloquium day year, the Mercer chapter held five well-attended and a presenter for April and may ask a faculty meetings (10 to 25 students at each meeting). Four member as well. We are also considering a movie of the events were structured discussions on night with a philosophical topic and planning a philosophical topics of broad interest. Students date for A Ringstad/Distinction peer review from the chapter came with a series of four or five workshop for students interested in submitting questions to pose to the group, and discussions work to either place. And finally, we will discuss were strictly limited to fifteen minutes for each and plan potential advertising in Introduction to question. So, each discussion was about sixty to Philosophy classes for associate membership in Phi seventy-five minutes long. Students mediated the Sigma Tau. discussions to assure that everybody stayed on NM-ALPHA(3201) [University of New track. The topics were: Is it ever OK to lie? Does Mexico; advisor, Pierre-Julien Harter] Because of God exist? What is love? (A discussion appropriate the press of other responsibilities, some officers for a Valentine’s Day meeting.) and What makes were unable to participate in activities; Daniel art beautiful? One of the events was a philosophy Hund will now serve as Vice-president, and Jalyn game tournament. The games were for fun and not Miller will serve as secretary. At our February for ‘‘showing off.’’ For example, one game was a meeting, we discussed potential for growth, hot potato game where each participant had to interest among members in growing the chapter, name a philosopher (honor society students were strategies for growth, and group interest in possible final arbiters of who was a philosopher). The ev ents. We planned to host a screening of ‘‘Tree of Philosophy Department gav e$100 to the society Life’’ later in the term, considered a collaborative for the year, and members used the money to buy ev ent with the Chinese club (the club is hosting a silly, dollar store prizes and snacks for porch meeting on Eastern Philosophy on March 26), and parties. The final chapter event was the induction planned our next meeting. We are holding bi- of new Phi Sigma Tau members; this took place at weekly discussion meetings, and in future meeting an annual end-of-the-semester party. (Sounds like members will prepare papers and presentations; if a great year for the Mercer chapter!--ed.) nobody is available for that, we will have a IL-TAU(1419) [DePaul University; advisor, discussion of a specific topic and/or reading. We Av ery Goldman] NEW ADVISOR. also considered society-only events. These social

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ev ents would provide an unstructured atmosphere Thanks for All the Fish),’’ and ‘‘The Art of to engage with other members; suggestions include Musical Theatre.’’ Sample Description: Perhaps a dinner, a hike, a potluck, or simply a casual off- because of its widespread appeal, its occasional campus meeting. At our April meeting we satirical nature, or its association with vaudeville discussed the hiking event and made plans for the and burlesque, musical theatre is sometimes taken remainder of the semester. to be a ‘‘low’’ art form. In this talk, Dani Kaufman NY-BETA(3302) [Brooklyn College, CUNY; (Philosophy Major) will discuss key elements of advisor, Anna Gotlib] NEW ADVISOR. art, such as originality, creativity, and genius. By NY-ZETA(3306) [The College of Saint Rose; focusing on its true aesthetics, she will argue that advisor, Laura Weed] NEW ADVISOR. musical theatre is an important, creative, and NY-THETA(3308) [Nazareth College; advisor, sometimes avant garde art form that should be Adrian Arellano] President: Walter Schrader, Vice- appreciated and respected more highly among the president\Treasurer: Marissa Saporito, Secretary: art community. (The advisor at Bucknell sent me Laura Beeley, Social Media: Evan McIntyre. At flyers for the series; they are beautifully printed in our meeting on March 26, we had a discussion of full color with a brief description of the topic for procrastination (a discussion of a Ted Talk video), the session; no wonder the advisor was able to say negotiation (where to find resources on job that the events were well-attended.--ed.) negotiation), resumes (campus resources for RI-ALPHA(4001) [Providence College; creating a resume as a philosophy major), and advisor, Antonella Mallozzi] The Providence future jobs. College chapter had a busy year. Thirteen new NY-MU(3312) [Manhattanville College; members were inducted, and last year’s inductees advisors, Andrew Garnett] NEW ADVISOR. were active in promoting philosophy throughout NY-SIGMA(3318) [Canisius College; advisor, the College. The chapter held major/minor career Melissa A. Mosko] NEW ADVISOR. days, graduate school information sessions, and OH-PI(3616) [Case Western Reserve several intercollegiate talks involving guest University; advisor, Laura Hengehold] NEW speakers. The chapter also worked on the ADVISOR. ‘‘Anthony Lisska Essay Prize’’; there is permanent PA-MU(3912) [Villanova University; advisor, financial support for the prize. Several students Sally Scholz] President: James Benecke, Vice- participated in talks and club activities as well. president: Marikate des Rosiers, Secretary: The Alpha Rhode Island chapter is a vibrant and Madeline Wahlgreen, Treasurer: Ricardo Posada, growing community. Archivist: Jack Swick. TX-NU(4413) [University of Houston— PA-NU(3913) [St. Joseph’s University; advisor, Downtown; advisor, Andrew Pav elich] NEW Lorraine Keller] NEW ADVISOR. Twenty-four ADVISOR. students were inducted in April, and Angelica WI-ALPHA(5001) [Marquette University; Porra was elected President, with Jackie Gibson advisor, Desiree Valentine] NEW ADVISOR. elected Vice-president. PA-XI(3914) [Bucknell University; advisor, §§§ Maria Balcells] Bucknell has a FOOD FOR THOUGHT series. The description for the series is ‘‘Food for Thought is a series of philosophical PHI SIGMA TAU talks for students and facilitated by students. The International Honor Society in Philosophy series is brought to you by Phi Sigma Tau (the Dr. David E. Gibson, Humanities Division International Honors Society in Philosophy) and , 24255 Pacific Coast Hwy Malibu, CA 90263-4225 the Philosophy Club.’’ Topics for the year included [email protected] ‘‘Aesthetics and Therapeutics in Nietzsche’s Ethics,’’ ‘‘Guardians of the City,’’ ‘‘What is Love?’’ ‘‘From Descartes to Nietzsche: The End of Civilization as We Know It (Or, So long, and

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Chapter Listing 0515 Dr. Dale Turner California Polytechnic University at Pomona Chap Advisor/School/Email [email protected] 0516 Dr. Michael Robinson 0101 Dr. Victor DiFate Chapman University Spring Hill College [email protected] [email protected] 0517 Dr. Steve Barbone 0102 Dr. Keren Gorodeisky San Diego State University Auburn University [email protected] [email protected] 0517 Dr. Mark Wheeler 0103 Dr. H. Scott Hestevold San Diego State University University of Alabama [email protected] [email protected] 0518 Dr. Jacquelyn Kegley 0104 Dr. Dennis Sansom California State University, Bakersfield Samford University [email protected] [email protected] 0519 Dr. Matthew Davidson 0401 Dr. Martha C. Beck California State University, San Bernardino Lyon College [email protected] [email protected] 0603 Dr. Justin P. McBrayer 0402 Dr. Michael Norton Fort Lewis College University of Arkansas [email protected] at Little Rock 0701 Dr. Steven M. Bayne [email protected] Fairfield University 0403 Dr. Jesse Butler [email protected]field.edu University of Central Arkansas 0703 Dr. Chelsea C. Harry [email protected] Southern Connecticut State University 0501 Dr. Ray Rennard [email protected] University of the Pacific 0704 Dr. Thornton Lockwood rrennard@pacific.edu Quinnipiac University 0503 Dr. Robert Jones [email protected] California State University 0801 Dr. Richard Hanley at Chico University of Delaware [email protected] [email protected] 0506 Dr. David Hunt 0901 Dr. Mark Ralkowski Whittier College The George Washington University [email protected] [email protected] 0508 Dr. Corey Barnes 0902 Dr. Jonathan Buttaci University of San Diego Catholic University of America [email protected] [email protected] 0509 Dr. Jim Taylor 0903 Dr. Amy Oliver Westmont College American University [email protected] [email protected] 0510 Dr. Lawrence Nelson 1002 Dr. Marina Banchetti Santa Clara University Florida Atlantic University [email protected] [email protected] 0511 Dr. Brad Stone 1004 Dr. Elijah Chudnoff Loyola—Marymount University University of Miami [email protected] [email protected]; 0513 Dr. Garrett Pendergraft/Philosophy 1007 Dr. Elizabeth Scarbrough Pepperdine University Florida International University [email protected] escarbro@fiu.edu 0514 Dr. Brian Gregor 1008 Dr. H. A Nethery, IV California State University Florida Southern College at Dominguez Hills hnethery@flsouthern.edu [email protected]

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1009 Dr. Matthew Groe University of Illinois Jacksonville University at Urbana—Champaign [email protected] [email protected] 1010 Dr. Michael McKeon 1407 Dr. Jennifer Jhun Barry University Lake Forest College [email protected] [email protected] 1011 Dr. Sally Ferguson 1411 Dr. Andrew Youpa University of West Florida Southern Illinois University [email protected] [email protected] 1012 Dr. Carolyn Culbertson 1412 Dr. Drew Dalton Florida Gulf Coast University Dominican University [email protected] [email protected] 1101 Dr. Sarah Wright 1413 Dr. Teresa Britton University of Georgia Eastern Illinois University [email protected] at Charleston 1102 Dr. George Yancy [email protected] Emory University 1415 Dr. Mark Criley [email protected] Illinois Wesleyan University 1103 Dr. Jared Millson [email protected] Agnes Scott College 1416 Dr. Saba Fatima [email protected] Southern Illinois University 1104 Dr. Rosalind Simson Edwardsville Mercer University [email protected] [email protected] 1417 Dr. Martin J. Tracey 1105 Dr. Al-Yasha I. Williams Benedictine University Spelman College [email protected] [email protected] 1418 Dr. Micheal Hartsock 1106 Dr. Andrew I. Cohen Millikin University Georgia State University [email protected] [email protected] 1419 Dr. Avery Goldman 1107 Dr. William Eaton DePaul University Georgia Southern University [email protected] [email protected] 1501 Dr. Samuel Kahn 1108 Dr. Christine A. James Indiana U.-Purdue U., Indianapolis Valdosta State University [email protected] [email protected] 1503 Dr. Nicole Dular 1109 Dr. Walter Riker Franklin College University of West Georgia @franklincollege.edu [email protected] 1504 Dr. Aaron Preston 1110 Dr. Kiptone E. Jensen Valparaiso University [email protected] [email protected] 1505 Dr. Sarah E. Vitale 1301 Dr. Graham Hubbs Ball State University University of Idaho [email protected] [email protected] 1506 Dr. Marcia A. McKelligan 1401 Dr. Thomas Carson DePauw University Loyola University [email protected] [email protected] 1507 Dr. George Harvey 1402 Dr. David B. Fletcher Dr. Leigh Viner Wheaton College Indiana University Southeast david.b.fl[email protected] [email protected] 1404 Dr. Arsalan Memon [email protected] Lewis College 1603 Dr. Ranpal Dosanjh [email protected] Iowa State University 1406 Dr. Jonathan Livengood [email protected]

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1605 Dr. Mark J. Thomas [email protected] Central College 2202 Dr. Donna Giancola [email protected] Suffolk University 1606 Dr. Thomas W. Riley [email protected] Clarke University 2203 Dr. Joseph Lawrence [email protected] College of the Holy Cross 1607 Dr. J. Alden Stout [email protected] Morningside College 2204 Stephen Hudson [email protected] Boston College 1701 Dr. Donald Hatcher [email protected] Baker University 2206 Chair [email protected] University of Massachusetts 1801 Dr. Katherine Johnson at Amherst Bellarmine University 2207 Dr. Aeon Skoble [email protected] Bridgewater State University 1805 Dr. Avery Kolers [email protected] University of Louisville 2208 Dr. Monica Cowart av [email protected] Dr. Sandra Raponi 1806 Dr. Rudy Garns Merrimack College Northern Kentucky University [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1902 Dr. Everett Fulmer 2209 Dr. Samuel Stoner Loyola University of New Orleans Assumption College [email protected] [email protected] 1903 Dr. Thora Bayer 2210 Dr. Maureen Eckert Xavier University, Louisiana University of Massachusetts [email protected] at Dartmouth 2001 Chair [email protected] University of Southern Maine 2308 Dr. James Nelson 2002 Dr. Kirsten Jacobson Michigan State University University of Maine, Orono [email protected] [email protected] 2309 Dr. John P. Wright 2101 Dr. Zekeh Gbotokuma Central Michigan University Morgan State University [email protected] [email protected] 2310 Dr. Lee Cole 2103 Dr. Vera Jakoby Hillsdale College McDaniel College [email protected] [email protected] 2312 Dr. Nicholas Dixon 2104 Dr. Matthew McCabe Alma College Washington College [email protected] [email protected] 2313 Dr. James H. Spence 2105 Dr. Michael Miller Adrian College Mt. St. Mary’s University [email protected] [email protected] 2402 Dr. Danny Muñoz-Hutchinson 2106 Dr. Joerg Tuske St. Olaf College Salisbury University [email protected] [email protected] 2501 Dr. Timothy Yenter 2107 Dr. Bret Davis University of Mississippi Loyola University [email protected] [email protected] 2502 Dr. Patrick D. Hopkins 2108 Dr. Maeve O’Donovan Millsaps College Notre Dame of University [email protected] [email protected] 2601 Dr. Joseph Steineger 2201 Dr. Wiebke Deimling Lindenwood University Clark University [email protected]

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2602 Dr. Robert Viglioti [email protected] Rockhurst College 3105 Dr. Peter P. Cvek [email protected] St. Peter’s University 2604 Dr. James McRae [email protected] Westminster College 3106 Dr. A. Edward Siecienski [email protected] Stockton University 2604 Dr. Rich Geenen [email protected] Westminster College 3107 Dr. Mark Couch [email protected] Seton Hall University 2605 Dr. Brandon Schmidly [email protected] Evangel University 3108 Dr. Mercedes Diaz [email protected] Rutgers, The State University 2609 Dr. Zita Toth of New Jersey Conception Seminary College [email protected] @conception.edu 3109 Dr. Stephen Thompson 2610 Dr. Anne Margaret Baxley William Paterson University Washington University of New Jersey [email protected] [email protected] 2611 Dr. Andrew Johnson 3110 Dr. James Taylor Missouri State University The College of New Jersey [email protected] [email protected] 2612 Dr. Andrew Melnyk 3111 Dr. Nathan Bauer University of Missouri Rowan University at Columbia [email protected] [email protected] 3201 Dr. Pierre-Julien Harter 2613 Dr. Adrian Switzer University of New Mexico University of Missouri, Kansas City [email protected] [email protected] 3301 Dr. Laura Rediehs 2614 Dr. Waldemar Rohloff St. Lawrence University University of Missouri, St. Louis [email protected] [email protected] 3302 Dr. Anna Gotlib 2619 Dr. Richard Field Brooklyn College, CUNY Northwest Missouri State University [email protected] rfi[email protected] 3303 Dr. Michael Koch 2701 Dr. Mark Smillie SUNY-Oneonta Carroll College [email protected] [email protected] 3304 Dr. Eduardo Mendieta 2702 Dr. Sara Waller SUNY-Stony Brook Montana State University [email protected] [email protected] 3305 Dr. Kimberly Engels 2802 Dr. Richard White Molloy College [email protected] [email protected] 3306 Dr. Michael C. Brannigan 2802 Dr. Jacob Rump The College of Saint Rose Creighton University [email protected] [email protected] 3307 Dr. C. Tabor Fisher 2802 Dr. Marc Johansen LeMoyne College Creighton University fi[email protected] [email protected] 3307 Dr. Kathryn Hennigan 2901 Dr. Erik Lindland LeMoyne College University of Nevada, Las Veg as [email protected] [email protected] 3308 Dr. Adrian Arellano 3104 Dr. Joel Feldman Nazareth College [email protected]

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3309 Dr. Shawn Welnak 3327 Dr. Gordon P. Barnes C.W. Post Campus The College at Brockport, SUNY Long Island University [email protected] [email protected] 3401 Dr. John Collins 3310 Dr. John Burkey East Carolina University Siena College [email protected] [email protected] 3403 Dr. Robin James 3311 Dr. Tim Murphy University of North Carolina Potsdam College at Charlotte [email protected] [email protected] 3312 Dr. Andrew Garnett 3404 Dr. Edwin Bagley Manhattanville College Wingate University [email protected] [email protected] 3313 Fr. Joseph Koterski, S.J. 3405 Dr. Scott Williams University of North Carolina [email protected] at Asheville 3314 Dr. David Levy [email protected] Geneseo College, SUNY 3406 Dr. Frances Bottenberg [email protected] University of North Carolina 3315 Dr. Mark McEvoy at Greensboro Hofstra University [email protected] [email protected] 3407 Dr. Mariska E. Leunissen 3316 Dr. David Bollart University of North Carolina Manhattan College at Chapel Hill [email protected] [email protected] 3317 Dr. Paul Gaffney 3408 Dr. Ryan J. Johnson St. John’s University Elon University [email protected] [email protected] 3318 Dr. Melissa A. Mosko 3409 Dr. Amy MacArthur Canisius College High Point University [email protected] [email protected] 3319 Dr. Stefanie Rocknak 3501 Dr. David Lawrence Hartwick College University of North Dakota [email protected] [email protected] 3320 Dr. Ian Blecher 3605 Dr. Stephen Bein Hunter College, CUNY University of Dayton [email protected] [email protected] 3321 Dr. Rachel Falkenstern 3606 Dr. Steven Schoonover St. Francis College Wittenberg University [email protected] [email protected] 3322 Dr. Michael Buckley 3608 Dr. Elizabeth Schiltz Lehman College, CUNY College of Wooster [email protected] [email protected] 3323 Dr. John Richardson 3609 Dr. Erica Neely New York University Ohio Northern University [email protected] [email protected] 3324 Dr. Alex Bertland 3610 Dr. Shari Stone-Mediatore Niagara University Ohio Wesleyan University [email protected] [email protected] 3325 Dr. Galen Barry 3611 Chair Iona College University of Toledo [email protected] 3612 Dr. Louis Mancha 3326 Dr. Jason Grinnell Ashland University SUNY Buffalo State [email protected] [email protected]

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3613 Dr. Deborah S. Mower Moravian College Youngstown State University [email protected] [email protected] 3908 Dr. David M. DiQuattro 3615 Dr. Julian Wuerth Grove City College University of Cincinnati [email protected] [email protected] 3909 Dr. Steven Farrelly-Jackson 3616 Dr. Laura Hengehold Allegheny College Case Western Reserve University [email protected] [email protected] 3910 Dr. Matt Swanson 3617 Dr. Simon Fitzpatrick Misercordia University John Carroll University [email protected] sfi[email protected] 3911 CHAIR 3618 Dr. Kelly Coble Westminster College Baldwin Wallace University 3912 Dr. Sally Scholz [email protected] Villanova University 3619 Dr. Joe Vincenzo [email protected] Walsh University 3913 Dr. Lorraine Keller [email protected] St. Joseph’s University 3701 Dr. Eric Reitan [email protected] Oklahoma State University 3914 Dr. Maria Balcells [email protected] Bucknell University 3702 Dr. Michael Futch [email protected]; University of Tulsa 3915 Dr. Lissa Skitolsky [email protected] Susquehanna University 3801 Dr. Kaarina Beam [email protected] Linfield College 3916 Dr. James Ambury kbeam@linfield.edu King’s College 3802 Dr. Caery Evangelist [email protected] University of Portland 3917 Dr. Cassie Striblen [email protected] West Chester University 3802 Dr. Lara Trout [email protected] University of Portland 3918 Dr. Douglas Young [email protected] Lycoming College 3804 Dr. Ryan Hickerson [email protected] Western Oregon University 3919 Dr. Matthew Meyer [email protected] 3901 Dr. Thaddeus Robinson [email protected] Muhlenberg College 3920 Dr. Richard Findler [email protected] Slippery Rock University 3902 Dr. Jennifer A. Bulcock richard.fi[email protected] Cabrini University 3921 Dr. David Nordquest [email protected] Gannon University 3903 Dr. Wendy L. Lee [email protected] Bloomsburg University 3922 Dr. Michael J. Kessler [email protected] University of Pittsburgh 3904 Dr. Patrick Miller [email protected] Duquesne University 3923 Dr. Susan Meyer [email protected] University of 3905 Dr. Vincent Colapietro [email protected] The Pennsylvania State University 3925 Dr. Robert Valgenti [email protected] Lebanon Valley College 3906 Dr. Michael Wolf [email protected] Washington & Jefferson College 3926 Dr.Robin Dillon [email protected] 3907 Dr. Carol J. Moeller [email protected]

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3927 Dr. James A. Snyder [email protected] Mercyhurst University 4405 Dr. Terry R. Hall [email protected] University of St. Thomas 3928 Dr. Joel M. Smith [email protected] Carnegie Mellon University 4407 Dr. Francesca di Poppa [email protected] Te xas Tech University 4001 Dr. Antonella Mallozzi [email protected] Providence College 4409 Dr. Richard W. Stadelmann [email protected] Te xas A&M University 4002 Dr. Craig Condella [email protected] Salve Regina University 4411 Dr. Eric Chelstrom [email protected] St. Mary’s University 4003 Dr. Matthew Duncan [email protected] Rhode Island College 4412 Dr. Kenneth Williford [email protected]; University of Texas at Arlington 4004 Dr. Douglass Reed [email protected] University of Rhode Island 4413 Dr. Andrew Pav elich [email protected] University of Houston—Downtown 4101 Dr. David Meeler [email protected] Winthrop University 4414 Dr. Michael Thompson [email protected] University of North Texas 4102 Dr. Jon Trerise [email protected] Coastal Caroline University 4415 Dr. Cynthia Nielsen [email protected] University of Dallas 4103 Dr. Jim Edwards [email protected] Furman University 4501 Dr. Michael Popich [email protected] Westminster College 4104 Dr. Jerry Wallulis [email protected] University of South Carolina 4502 Dr. Michael Shaw [email protected] Utah Valley University 4201 Dr. Stephen Minister [email protected] Augustana College 4503 Dr. Charles Huenemann [email protected] Utah State University 4302 Dr. John McClellan [email protected] Carson Newman College 4504 Dr. Gretchen Ellefson [email protected] Southern Utah University 4303 Dr. Andrew Davis [email protected] Belmont University 4504 Dr. Kirk Fitzpatrick [email protected] Southern Utah University 4306 Dr. Matthew Braddock [email protected] University of Tennessee at Martin 4504 Dr. Kristopher Phillips [email protected] Southern Utah University 4401 Dr. Todd Buras [email protected] Baylor University 4701 Dr. Dawn L. Hutchinson [email protected] Christopher Newport University 4403 Dr. Maria Botero [email protected] Sam Houston State University 4702 Dr. Benjamin Jantzen [email protected] Virginia Tech 4403 Dr. R. Stephen Krebbs [email protected] University of Texas at Tyler 4703 Dr. Anne van Leeuwen [email protected] Dr. Anne M. Wiles 4404 Dr. Amelie Benedikt James Madison University Dr. Rebekah Ross [email protected] Te xas State University at San Marcos [email protected] [email protected]

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4704 Dr. Geoff Goddu [email protected] University of Richmond 4801 Dr. Matthew Altman [email protected] Central Washington University 4706 Dr. Michael S. Jones [email protected] Liberty University 4802 Dr. Danny Layne [email protected] Gonzaga Unv ersity 4707 Dr. Justin Remhof [email protected] Old Dominion University 4803 Dr. Terrance MacMullan [email protected] Eastern Washington University 4708 Dr. James Downey [email protected] Hollins College 4901 Dr. Bev erly Whelton [email protected] Wheeling Jesuit University 4709 Dr. Brent Adkins [email protected] Roanoke College 5001 Dr. Desiree Valentine [email protected] Marquette University 4710 Dr. Stephen Dawson [email protected] University of Lynchburg 5003 Dr. Jenny Keefe [email protected] University of Wisconsin, Parkside 4711 Dr. James Janowski [email protected] Hampden Sydney College 5005 Dr. Richard Heitman [email protected] Carthage College 4712 Dr. Nathaniel Goldberg [email protected] Washington and Lee University 5006 Dr. Jason Zinser [email protected] University of Wisconsin 4713 Dr. Ben Letson Stevens Point Emory and Henry College [email protected] [email protected] 6002 Dr. Anthony Flood 4714 Dr. John Armstrong Tri-College University Southern Virginia University [email protected]

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