SEBASTIAN Upstate). Being available in both electronic and printed formats, the Year in Review will be a resource for faculty and VAN DELDEN students at USC Upstate and other universities, as well as Director of Research [email protected] regional/national businesses and organizations that are seeking collaboration, partnership, guidance, and/or mentoring in certain areas of expertise. In this Year in Review, the term scholarship is defined very broadly as any extracurricular activity by a faculty or staff member that leads to a better understanding of, or contribution to, their field of study or department. Scholarly contributions include, but are not limited to, peer reviewed conference and journal articles, presentations, posters, books, book chapters, book reviews, exhibitions, creative works, and grant writing. Accomplishments related to scholarly service or internal USC Upstate awards are usually not, however, ELAINE included in this publication. MARSHALL We would like to thank Veronica Quick, graphics designer

Director of in the USC Upstate University Communications Office, for Sponsored Awards designing the cover of the 2010 Year in Review; Les Duggins, [email protected] photographer, for providing the faculty pictures; Laura Puckett-Boler, Dean of Students, and the Office of Student Affairs for assisting in the printing of this publication; and Dr. Marsha Dowell, Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, for supporting this initiative. For additional information about the Year in Review, or to obtain a printed copy, please contact Dr. Sebastian van Delden, Director of Research, [email protected], (864) 503-5292, or visit: http://www.uscupstate.edu/sars. Other publications produced by the Office of Sponsored Awards and Research Support include:

MARSHA § The USC Upstate Undergraduate Research Journal DOWELL http://www.uscupstate.edu/ResearchJournal Senior Vice Chancellor § for Academic Affairs The Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium Proceedings [email protected] http://www.uscupstate.edu/Symposium

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Beck, J., Kaufmann, L., and Toole, C. “ALLI: Lessons Learned in a Laptop Initiative,” Presented at the South Carolina Annual Meeting of the Association of Teacher Educators, Beaufort, South Carolina, September 30 - October 1, 2010.

Toole, C., Lamb, D., and Beck, J. “2+2=Success: JUDY Collaboration between 2 and 4 year Institutions in Teacher JUDY Education,” Presented at the South Carolina Annual Meeting BECK of the Association of Teacher Educators, Beaufort, South Director of Teacher Education Carolina, September 30 - October 1, 2010. Programs at UCG [email protected] Beck, J. and Toole, C. “Program Integration of the Teacher Work Sample: Issues and Challenges,” A roundtable presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Teacher Educators, Chicago, Illinois, February 15-17, 2010.

Beck, J. (PI). Toole, C. (CO-PI) “Real World Education through Virtual World Application,” University Center of Greenville, Grant, $3,600. JIM CHARLES Charles, J. “Student and Teacher Responses to American Associate Dean, Professor Indian Literary Classics,” National Council of Teachers of of English Education English, Orlando, Florida, November 19, 2010. [email protected]

Charles, J. “‘This Deep and Ethical Regard for the Land:’ American Indian Literatures and the Ecological Movement,” Southwest/Texas Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association Convention, Albuquerque, New Mexico, February 11, 2010.

Freeman, G. “Applying Wagnerian Opera Theory to GRETA Scholarship: It Isn’t Over Until…,” In H. Blythe & C. Sweet FREEMAN (Eds.), It works for me: Becoming a publishing Assi stant Professor of Elementary Education scholar/researcher, 62-64, New Forums Press, Inc., Stillwater, [email protected] Oklahoma, 2010.

Freeman, G. “Combining literacy and pretend play activities to grow the emotional, social and intellectual development of young children in preparation for stressful social situations such as bullying,” in Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 154-157, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010. JAMES Kamla, J., Brasil, K., Pearson, J., Swanger, D., and Willis, C. KAMLA “Let’s Work Together!,” Presented at the South Carolina Assistant Professor AHPERD Convention, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, February of Physical Education [email protected] 10-14, 2010.

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Herzberg, T. S. “Error analysis of brailled instructional materials produced by Texas school personnel,” Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness, 104, 765-774, 2010.

Bohon, C., Herzberg, T. S., and Williams, G. H. “Braille literacy in South Carolina: The possibilities are endless,” USC Upstate Undergraduate Research Journal, 3, 32-35, 2010.

TINA Herzberg, T. S. and Rosenblum, L. P. “Accuracy and techniques in the preparation of math worksheets for tactile learners: HERZBERG Results of a research study.” Presented at the Association for the

Assistant Professor, Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired Director of Special Education Visual International Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas, July 2010. Impairment Program [email protected] McKenzie, M. R. and Herzberg, T. S. “The South Carolina Vision Education Partnership: Working collaboratively to promote high quality education for all children who are blind or visually impaired,” Poster presentated at the Association for the Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired International Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas, July 2010.

Herzberg, T. S. “Promoting success in post-secondary education programs for students with visual impairments,” Presented at the Council for Exceptional Children’s 2010 Convention and Expo, Nashville, Tennessee, April 2010.

Herzberg, T. S. and Hooks, L. M. “Simple ways to include children with visual impairments in typical early childhood classrooms,” Presented at the South Carolina Association for the Education of Young Children Conference, Columbia, South Carolina, October 2010.

Herzberg, T. S. and Pruitt, D. J. “Promoting braille throughout South Carolina,” Presented at the South Carolina Vision Summit, Columbia, South Carolina, March 2010.

Herzberg, T. S. and Bohon, C. D. “Promoting braille and assistive technology throughout South Carolina.” Presented at the South Carolina Technology Expo. Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 2010.

Herzberg, T. S. “Preparing Highly Qualified Personnel to Serve Children with Visual Impairment (Combined Personnel Preparation 84.25K),” United States Department of Education (USDE), Grant, $186,739.

Herzberg, T. S. “The Possibilities Are Endless: Promoting Braille Throughout South Carolina,” United States Department of Education (USDE), Grant, $99,751.

Herzberg, T. S., Williams, G., and Bohon, C. “BrailleSC: Accessible Design for Digital Resources,” South Carolina Research Foundation (SCRF), Grant, $3,000.

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Hope, D. (PI) and Love, C. (CO-PI) “Spartanburg Scholars Academy,” United States Department of Education (USDE), Grant, $974,389.

Love, C. “The College of Educational Enrichment Carolina,” Piedmont Foundation/Charles Lea Center, Grant, $10,000. CHARLES

LOVE Pae, H. “Special Education Preservice Improvement Dean 84.325T,” United States Department of Education (USDE), School of Education Grant, $99,756. [email protected]

Pae, H. “Project Create 2010-2011,” South Carolina Department of Education / United States Department of Education, Grant, $29,465.

Izzard, M. (PI) and Newman, J. (CO-PI) “Unveiling Mathematics Standards,” South Carolina Commission on Higher Education / United States Department of Education HOLLY (USDE), Grant, $88,996. PAE Associate Professor Tanner, L.K. and Piper, C. “Succumbing to Temptation--To of Special Education Cheat or Not to Cheat? Faculty and Student Perceptions of [email protected] Academic Integrity in Distance Education Courses,” In Proceedings of World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education 2010, 1457- 1466, Chesapeake, Virginia, 2010.

Beck, J., Kaufmann, L., and Toole, C. “ALLI: Lessons Learned in a Laptop Initiative,” Presented at the South Carolina Annual Meeting of the Association of Teacher LORI Educators, Beaufort, South Carolina, September 30 - October TANNER 1, 2010. Assistant Professor of Literacy Education Toole, C., Lamb, D., and Beck, J. “2+2=Success: [email protected] Collaboration between 2 and 4 year Institutions in Teacher Education,” Presented at the South Carolina Annual Meeting of the Association of Teacher Educators, Beaufort, South Carolina, September 30 - October 1, 2010.

Beck, J. and Toole, C. “Program Integration of the Teacher Work Sample: Issues and Challenges,” A roundtable presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Teacher CECILIA Educators, Chicago, Illinois, February 15-17, 2010. TOOLE Assistant Professor of Middle Level Education [email protected]

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Wiegert, E. “Improving Teacher Quality Higher Education Grant Program,” Clemson University / Commission on Higher Education / United States Department of Education, Sub-Grant, $16,763.

Wiegert, E. and Che, S. M. “Single-sex classrooms in a southern ELAINE middle School: Student, teacher, and parent perspectives,” Current WIEGERT Issues in Middle Level Education, 15 (1), 1 – 9, 2010. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education Tanner, L. and Wiegert, E. “Problem-based learning: Where do I [email protected] begin?” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Middle School Association, Baltimore, Maryland, November 2010.

Wiegert, E. and Che, S. M. “Proportional Reasoning in Single-Sex Middle School Classrooms: A Longitudinal Study,” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Research Council for Mathematics Learning. Conway, Arkansas, March 2010.

Wiegert, E. and Che, S. M. “Discourse and academic rigor in single-sex middle grades mathematics classrooms,” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators, Irvine, California, January 2010.

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Amendolair, D. “Care Model: Putting Research into Practice,” Presented at the International Association of Human Caring, June 5-7, 2010.

Humbert, C. and Gibson, L. “Culturally Appropriate Interventions to Promote Mammography Screening in African- American Women,” Presented at the Eighth Annual Research Symposium: ‘Be a Research Survivor’: Strategies, Challenges and DARLENE Rewards, Greenville, South Carolina, September 2010. AMENDOLAIR Assistant Professor Gibson, L. “Searching the Literature: Quantitative vs. of Nursing Qualitative Research Methods,” Presented at the Eighth Annual [email protected] Research Symposium, ‘Be a Research Survivor’: Strategies, Challenges and Rewards, Greenville, South Carolina, September 2010.

Humbert, C. and Gibson, L. “Mammography screening intention by African American women,” Presented at the Sigma Theta Tau International Meeting, Mu Rho Chapter, Spartanburg, South Carolina, 2010. LYNETTE Gibson, L. “The ‘Save Our Breasts’ Program: Changes in GIBSON African American Women’s Breast Cancer Beliefs & Associate Professor Mammography Screening Intention,” Palmetto Medical, Dental, of Nursing & Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Columbia, South [email protected] Carolina, 2010.

Gibson, L. “Preface 2010: Medical Research and Vulnerable Populations,” The U.S. Public Health Service Study at Tuskegee, 2010.

Legrand, H. and Gibson, L. “Community-Based Participatory FELICIA Recruitment Methods for African-American Women,” USC JENKINS Upstate Undergraduate Research Journal, 3, 61-64, Fall 2010. JENKINS Instructor of Nursing [email protected] Gibson, L. and Crystal, H. “Breast Cancer Beliefs and Mammography Screening Intention In African American Women,” SC Research Foundation (SCRF), Grant, $2,981.

Gibson, L. “South Carolina Cancer Alliance - Women of Worth Upstate Conference,” South Carolina Cancer Alliance, Grant, $625.

Kennedy, T. and Jenkins, F. “Combating Childhood Obesity in TOSHUA Greenville and Spartanburg County Schools: A Community- KENNEDY Based Assessment,” Presented at the Eight Annual Symposium, Instructor of Nursing ‘Be A Research Survivor’: Strategies, Challenges, and Rewards, [email protected] Greenville, South Carolina, September 24, 2010.

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Moss, J. “Discovering the Health Care Beliefs and Practices of Rural Mestizo Ecuadorians: An Ethnonursing Study,” Greenville Hospital System Joint Research Conference, September 2010. Also presented at International Research Conference Transcultural JULIE Nursing Society, October 2010. MOSS Moss, J. “Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing Assistant Professor of Nursing Mu Rho Joint Research Conference,” Global Health Initiatives [email protected] Conference, November 2011.

Sutton, S. South Carolina Nurses Foundation BlueCross BlueShield Nurse Faculty Development Program, Grant, $40,000.

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Cole, E. and Depp, M. “Market Valuation of Booked Assets under the use of IFRS and GAAP,” South Carolina Research Foundation (SCRF), Grant, $2,500.

Cole, E., Mason, A., and Routman, R. “Effects of 1983 Revisions to the Social Security Act,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 123-127, Hosted by Milliken & ELIZABETH Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010. COLE

Associate Professor Cordis, A. “Judicial Checks on Corruption,” in Edward J. Lopez of Accounting (Ed.) The Pursuit of Justice: Law and Economics of Legal [email protected] Institutions, Palgrave Macmillan, 2010.

Lancaster, L. and Rook, S. “Beyond Greening the Business School Curriculum,” Metropolitan Universities, 21(1), 117-138, 2010.

Barbara, F., Spears, M., and Parker, D. “Entrepreneurial Tendencies: Evidence from China and India,” International ADRIANA Journal of Management and Marketing Research, 3(3), 2010. CORDIS Assistant Professor Giacomin, O., Janssen, F., Pruett, M., Shinnar R.S., Llopis, F. of Economics and Toney, B. “Impact of sex and self-efficacy on the [email protected] entrepreneurial intentions of students: An international comparison,” International French-Speaking Congress on Entrepreneurship and SMEs, Bordeaux, October 27-29, 2010.

Giacomin, O., Janssen, F., Pruett, M., Shinnar, R.S., Llopis, F. and Toney, B. “Entrepreneurial intentions, motivations, and barriers: Differences between American, Asian and European LILLY students,” International Entrepreneurship & Management LANCASTER Journal, Special Issue on Entrepreneurship Education, 2010. Professor of Management [email protected]

MARK DARRELL PRUETT PARKER Associate Professor Dean College of Business of Management and Economics [email protected] [email protected]

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Reback, C. “Unnatural Experiments: The Case of Television Game Shows,” Applied Economics Letters, 2010.

Reback, C. and Canaday, N. “Race, Literacy, and Real Estate Transactions in the Postbellum South,” The Journal of Economic History, 70(2), 428-445, 2010.

Reback, C. “The Southern Homestead Act in Louisiana: A CHARLES Quantitative Analysis,” Agricultural History Society Conference, REBACK Winter Park, Florida, June 2010. Assistant Professor of Economics and Finance Bhatt, G., Emdad, A., Roberts, N., and Grover, V. “Building and [email protected] Leveraging Information in Dynamic Markets: The Role of IT Infrastructure Flexibility as Enabler of Organizational Responsiveness and Competitive Advantage,” Information & Management, 47(7-8), 341-349, 2010.

Roberts, N., Thatcher, J., and Grover, V. “Advancing Operations Management Theory Using Exploratory Structural Equation Modelling Techniques,” International Journal of Production NICHOLAS Research, 48(15), 4329-4353, 2010. ROBERTS Assistant Professor Roberts, N., Gerow, J., and Roberts, S. “A Meta-Analytic Review of Management and Extension of the Organizational IT Assimilation Literature,” [email protected] in Proceedings of the Diffusion Interest Group in Information Technology (DIGIT) Workshop at the International Conference on Information Systems, St. Louis, Missouri, 2010.

Lancaster, L. and Rook, S. “Beyond Greening the Business School Curriculum,” Metropolitan Universities, 21(1), 117-138, 2010.

SARAH Cole, E., Mason, A., and Routman, R. “Effects of 1983 Revisions ROOK to the Social Security Act,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Professor of Economics Upstate Research Symposium, 123-127, Hosted by Milliken & [email protected] Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010.

Rudisill, F. “ASP, The Art and Science of Practice: In Search of the √N +1 Rule,” Interfaces, 40(2), 154-158, March-April 2010.

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Kirsch, B., Vossler, J., Watts, J., Bradley, L., Grant, A., and Fairbairn, M. “Innovations in Information Literacy: South Carolina Librarians Share Their Best Ideas,” Presented at the South Carolina Library Association Conference, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, October 21, 2010.

Kirsch (Geery), B., Kirsch, J., Sanchez, J., and Bruch, C. “Developing Partnerships and Library Lifelines for First-Year LOLA Students,” First Year Experience Conference, Denver, Colorado, BRADLEY February 14, 2010. Reference Librarian Kirsch, B. and Kirsch, J. “Make Your Library Services [email protected] Xtranormal,” Presented at the Association of College and Research Libraries/Library Leadership and Management Association Spring Virtual Institute, Virtual Conference, April 22, 2010.

Kirsch, B. and Kirsch, J. “Steampunk Aesthetics and Themes in Film: A Literature-Based Approach,” Presented at the Upstate Steampunk Extravaganza, Greenville, South Carolina, November 20, 2010.

BREANNE Kearns, A. “An iPod (MP3) Library Tour for First-Year KIRSCH Students,” College & Undergraduate Libraries, 17(4), 386-397, DOI: 10.1080/10691316.2010.525427, 2010. Reference Librarian [email protected]

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Allwright, R. “A Memorial To Our Friends,” Great Pyrenees Club of America Bulletin, Third Quarter Edition, 32, 2010.

Allwright, R. “Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks,” Gazette of the American Tibetan Mastiff Association, October-November- December edition, 32, 2010.

ROBYN Anderson, L. “Occurrences: an examination of phenomena in ALLWRIGHT nature,” Le Jardin Botanique, University of Fribourg, Fribourg, Adjunct Instructor Switzerland, Solo Exhibition, May 2010. of Art [email protected] Anderson, L. “Occurrences: an examination of phenomena in nature,” Promising Investigator Research Award (PIRA), Grant, $5,000.

Anderson, L. “Off the Shelf! Making Products Sell with Package Design,” Presented at the 2010 Southeastern College Art Conference, Richmond, Virginia, October 2010.

LISA Tuckfield, B., Anderson, H., Morrison, D., Dillinger, A., King, J., ANDERSON Ngo, H., Bartley, S., Schneiders, N., Rogers, A., Bishop, T., and Associate Professor Anderson, L. “USC Upstate Senior Exhibition,” In Proceedings of of Graphic Design the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 128, Hosted by [email protected] Milliken & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010.

Cantrell, A. “Good Morning … or, Good Evening America: Diane Sawyer and the emergence of female network news anchors,” Presented at the 2010 Popular Culture Association / American Culture Association Convention, St. Louis, Missouri, March 2010.

ALLISON Criscoe, J. Exhibits: CANTRELL Instructor “New Prints 2010/Winter,” International Print Center, New of Journalism York, New York. [email protected] “Translations: Art Inspired By the Written Word,” The Victoria College, Victoria, Texas.

“2010 Carolinas Got Art,” Atherton Mill, Charlotte, North Carolina.

“South Carolina Artists 2010 Fine Arts Exhibition,” (Received JONAS Second Place Award), Spartanburg Art Museum Spartanburg, CRISCOE South Carolina. Adjunct Instructor of Art “Guidebook: Contemporary Collage and Assemblage,” [email protected] Manifest Creative Research Gallery and Drawing Center, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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“New Prints: Part 2/ Philigrafika,” The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

“Hot Sauce & Magnolias: Touring Short Film Festival,” Plugged Art Collective, St. Petersburg, Florida.

“The Bar Show,” Pisgah Gallery, Black Mountain, North Carolina, Solo Exhibition. MARY LOU “Artists Guild of Spartanburg’s 37th Annual Juried HIGHTOWER

Exhibition,” (Received First Place Award), Spartanburg, South Associate Professor Carolina. of Art Education [email protected] Criscoe, J. Reviews/Articles/Catalogs:

Dan Price, “Featured Artists”, Visual Overture Magazine, 2, Atlanta, Georgia, Fall 2010.

Manifest Press, Exhibition Catalogue, “Guidebook: Works of Collage and Assemblage,” 45, Manifest Creative Research Gallery and Drawing Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 25, 2010. RICHARD MACK Hightower, M. “Advanced Placement Summer Teacher Institute Assistant Professor - Studio Art (2010),” South Carolina Department of Education, of Graphic Design Grant, $16,823. [email protected]

Mack, R. Exhibitions:

“14th Annual Lines into Shapes,” Art Center Of Estes Park, Estes Colorado, October 29 - November 14, 2010.

“Artifice, How Do You Veil Your Illusion?,” Studio2Gallery, Austin, Texas, October 29 - November 14, 2010.

“Attraction and Magnetism,” Calladan Gallery, Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 1 - November 10, 2010.

Mack, R. Print and Web design contributions to:

Artists Guild of Spartanburg, Chapman Cultural Center.

The Grand Opening Event, The West Main Artists Co-op.

Alive @ 415, St. John's Lutheran Church's.

Thermo-Pur Technologies. (thermo-purtechnologies.com), who are manufacturers of innovative heat-transfer products.

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Foster, T., King, J., Brown, L., and Mack, R. “Digital Media: Interactive Narratives,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 168, Hosted by Milliken & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010.

Merlock, R. WOLT-FM, weekly film review segment with Dr. Ray Merlock, “The Bill Drake Show,” Wednesday mornings. RAYMOND MERLOCK Merlock, R. “Identity, Disguise, and Villainy in B-Westerns.” Professor of Presented at the Popular Culture/American Culture Association Journalism Conference. St. Louis, Missouri, 2010. [email protected] Myers, W. B. “The placebo as performance: Speaking across domains of healing,” Qualitative Health Research, 20(9), 1295- 1303, 2010.

Myers, W. B. and Alexander, B. K. “(Performance is): Metaphors as methodological tools in qualitative inquiry,” International Review of Qualitative Research, 3(2), 163-172, 2010. BENJAMIN MYERS Alexander, B. K. and Myers, W. B. “Conclusion: Performance Assistant Professor in/as qualitative inquiry,” International Review of Qualitative of Speech Research, 3(2), 263-267, 2010. [email protected] Myers, W. B. “Performance is a placebo: Symbolic healing on material bodies,” International Review of Qualitative Research, 3(2), 183-186, 2010.

Myers, W. B. “Review of the book Writing qualitative inquiry: Self, stories and academic life,” Southern Communication Journal, 75, 458-460, 2010. JANE NODINE Myers, W. B. “The Placebo as Dialogic Starting Point for Professor of Art Performance Studies and Qualitative Health Research,” Presented Director, Art Gallery at the International Qualitative Inquiry Congress, May 2010. [email protected] Myers, W. B. “Performance in/as Qualitative Inquiry,” Presented at the International Qualitative Inquiry Congress, May 2010.

Myers, W. B. Guest Editor of a special issue of the International Review of Qualitative Research titled “Performance is: Metaphor as methodological tool in qualitative inquiry.”

Nodine, J. “Conrad Wilde Gallery Fifth Annual Encaustic Invitational catalog,” Tucson, Arizona, 2010.

Nodine, J. “WARHOL.” Exhibition and collection catalogue for the collection of Warhol photographs at USC Upstate.

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Nodine, J. Artist/Presenter, VCU Paint Plus Workshop, SECAC 2010 Annual Conference, Richmond, Virginia

Nodine, J. “Careers in Encaustic,” Presented at the Fourth Annual Encaustic Painting Conference, Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, Maryland.

Nodine, J. “The Warhol Project at USC Upstate,” Spartanburg County, Grant, $ 5,000.

Nodine, J. Exhibitions:

“The Notion of image,” Corporate Museum & Frame, Richmond, Virginia (Organized by Ghostprint Gallery, Richmond), Solo Exhibition, 2010.

“Recent Encaustic Painting,” Art Institute of Charlotte, Elizabeth M. Guinan Gallery, Charlotte, North Carolina, Solo Exhibition, 2010.

“Recent Encaustic Painting,” Myst Contemporary Gallery, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Solo Exhibition, 2010.

“Best Foot Forward, Montserrat College of Art,” Fourth Annual Encaustic Painting Conference Exhibition, Beverly, Maryland, National Exhibition, 2010.

“Luminous Layers: Exploring Contemporary Encaustic,” Lakewood Center for the Arts, Lake Oswego, Oregon, National Exhibition, 2010.

“Fifth Annual Encaustic Invitational Exhibition,” Conrad Wilde Gallery, Tucson, Arizona, National Exhibition, 2010.

“Carolina’s Got Art,” Competition and Traveling Exhibitions, Sponsored by Elder Art Gallery, Charlotte, North Carolina, Regional Exhibition, 2010.

“The End of the Line,” Group Exhibition, Riverworks Gallery on the Riverwalk, Greenville, South Carolina, Regional Exhibition, 2010.

“WCAGA Members Exhibition Transitions/2010,” Georgia Perimeter College Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia, Regional Exhibition, 2010.

“New Discoveries,” Group Exhibition – Elder Gallery, Charlotte, North Carolina, Regional Exhibition, 2010.

“South Carolina Artists 2010 2D Fine Arts Exhibition,” Spartanburg Art Museum, State Exhibition, 2010.

“The End of The Line,” Group Exhibition, Riverworks Gallery on the Riverwalk, Greenville, South Carolina, State Exhibition, 2010.

“M/A/M/A - Mother Artist Mother Artist,” The Arts Center, Clemson, South Carolina, State Exhibition, 2010.

37th Spartanburg Artist Guild Annual Competition. Carolina Gallery, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Local Exhibition, 2010.

“Andy Warhol Photography Collection Project,” USC Upstate and the Spartanburg Art Museum, 2010.

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Rowe, D.D. and Chavéz, K.R. “Valerie Solanas and a queer performativity of madness,” Top non-student paper in the Critical/Culture Studies Division, Presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Communication Association, San Francisco, CA, 2010.

RICH Rowe, D.D. “Performing on a dime,” Performance presented at the ROBINSON Annual Meeting of the National Communication Association. Associate Professor of Theatre Rowe, D.D. “Articulation as method, agency as feminist: Future [email protected] directions of articulation theory,” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Communication Association.

Rowe, D.D. “The power of affect: Valerie Solanas and the affective trace,” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Rhetoric Society of America, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 2010.

Rowe, D.D. “ZAP! WHAM! POW! Pedagogy: Superheroes in the DESIREE classroom,” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Rhetoric ROWE ROWE Society of America, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 2010. Assistant Professor of Speech Rowe, D.D. “I’m too impatient to wait around for the revolution: [email protected] Situating Valerie Solanas within Radical Feminist History –revised,” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Women’s Studies Association, Columbia, South Carolina, March 2010.

Rowe, D.D. “Andy and Valerie: A love story,” Spartanburg Art Museum and The Curtis R. Harley Art Gallery, October 21, 2010.

Rowe, D.D. Book review: Carver, M. Heather, and Elaine J. Lawless, RACHEL “Troubling violence: A performance project,” Text and Performance SNOW Quarterly, 30(4), 470-472, 2010. Assistant Professor of Art History Snow, R. “Correspondence Here: Real Photo Postcards and the [email protected] Snapshot Aesthetic,” Ephemeral Histories of Modernity: A Postcard Anthology, Penn State University Press.

Snow, R. “Postcards: New Research and Reflections,” Conference Presentation sponsored by the Humanities Initiative at New York University, October 12, 2010.

Snow, R. “Andy Warhol’s Photographs In and Out of the Still Life Tradition,” Andy Warhol: The Andy Warhol Photographic Legacy Project, October 2010.

Snow, R. “Stereo Propaganda: Deconstructing Stereotypes, Reconstructing Identities,” Curation of an exhibition of Lynn Marshall-Linnemeier's Art, Hub-Bub Gallery, South Carolina.

Snow, R. “Photographic Erasure,” Presented at the Southeastern College Art Conference.

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Damrel, D. “Latino/a Muslim Americans,” Encyclopedia of Muslim American History, Eds. Edward V. Curtis, IV, New York: Facts On File, Inc. 2010.

Damrel, D. “Conversion, Reversion, and Borderlands: Islam among U.S. Latinas & Latinos," Presented at the American Academy of Religion Southeast Regional Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, March 5-7, 2010. DAVID

DAMREL Harris, C. “‘Ain't I a Woman’?: A Historical Dissection of the African American Female Experience,” for USC-Upstate Preface Assistant Professor of Religion Program, 2010. [email protected]

Harris, C. “Living at Home: Rural Afro-South Carolinians and the Quest for Economic and Social Justice,” Presented at the Association for the Study of African American Life and History, 2010.

Harris, C. “Still Eating in the Kitchen: The Marginalization of African American Faculty in Majority-White Academic Governance,” Presented at the American Association of University CARMEN Professors Conference on Academic Governance, 2010. HARRIS Associate Professor Harris, C. “I Belong to South Carolina,” Invited Book Review, of History University Press of Florida, 2010. [email protected]

He, Q. “Scandal and the New Woman: Identities and Mass Culture in 1920s China,” Studies on Asia, Series IV, 1(1), 1-28, Fall 2010.

He, Q. “Between Business and Bureaucrats: Pingtan Storytelling in Maoist and Post-Maoist China,” Modern China, 36(3), 243–268, May 2010. QILIANG HE He, Q. “Spectacular Death: Sheng Xuanhuai’s Funeral Parade in Assistant Professor 1917,” Shanghai: The Global City Aspiration and the Transformation of East Asian History of the Everyday, Shanghai, China, June 2010. [email protected]

He, Q. “The Economics of Cultural Reforms: Chen Yun and Pingtan Storytelling in the People’s Republic of China,” Presented at the Annual Meeting of Association of Asian Studies, Philadelphia, March 2010.

Loar, C. “‘A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing’: Attitudes CAROL Towards Popular Literacy in Early Modern England,” In Proceedings of the SC Historical Association, 67-78, February 2010. LOAR Associate Professor Loar, C. “‘Under Felt Hats and Worsted Stockings’: the Uses of of History Conscience in Early Modern English Coroners’ Inquests,” Sixteenth [email protected] Century Journal, XLI, 2, 393-414, Summer 2010.

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Loar, C. “Medical Knowledge and the Early Modern English Coroner’s Inquest,” Social History of Medicine, 23(3), 492-508, 2010.

Myers, A. “An American Professor with the Iraqi Army,” in Douglas Higbee, ed., Military Culture and Education, Surrey, United Kingdom: Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2010.

ALLISON Myers, A. Review of Robert F. Jefferson, “Fighting for Hope: CLARK PINGLEY CLARK PINGLEY African-American Troops of the 93rd Division in World War II and Assistant Professor of Political Science Post-War America,” in International Social Science Review, 85(1 & [email protected] 2), Spring/Summer 2010.

Myers, A. “0332 MiTT—Hoplite,” in Voris W. McBurnette, ed., The 108th Training Command: A History Embracing Innovation & Shaping the Future, Washington: Government Printing Office, 2010.

Clark Pingley, A., and Randolph, D. “Race to the Front: Frontloading and Voter Turnout,” USC Upstate Undergraduate TREVOR Research Journal, 15-23, Fall 2010.

RUBENZER Assistant Professor Rubenzer, T., and Redd, S. “Ethnic Minority Groups and US of Political Science Foreign Policy: Examining Congressional Decision Making and [email protected] Economic Sanctions,” International Studies Quarterly, 54(3), 755-777, 2010.

Yates, S. “Brian Eno's Music / Art & the Anti-Essentialist Rebellion,” Presented at Culturing the Popular, Converse College, Spartanburg, South Carolina, September 24, 2010.

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Fulbright, R. “Immersive Innovation: Exploring the Use of 3- Dimensional Problem Formulator Diagrams for Innovative Problem Solving,” University Center of Greenville, Grant, $3,000.

Bolt, K., Ernst, C., and Fulbright, R. “Innovation with I-TRIZ in a 3D Virtual World,” USC Upstate Undergraduate Research Journal, 24-35, Fall 2010.

RON Toland, T. “Simple XML Messaging Framework,” In FULBRIGHT Proceedings of the 48th Annual Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Southeast Conference, Oxford, Mississippi, 81– Associate Professor 87, April 15 – 17, 2010. Chair, Department of Informatics [email protected] Toland, T. “A Simple XML Messaging Framework for Instruction,” Poster Session: 2010 NSF Minority Faculty Development Workshop, Cambridge, Massachusetts, March 21 - 24, 2010.

Tzacheva A. A., and Ras Z.W. “Association Action Rules and Action Paths Triggered by Meta-Actions,” in Proceedings of 2010 IEEE International Conference on Granular Computing (GrC TYRONE 2010), P4161, Sillicon Valley, California, 772-776, August 14-16, 2010. TOLAND Assistant Professor of Informatics Tzacheva A.A., and Bell K.J. “Music Information Retrieval with [email protected] Temporal Features and Timbre,” in Proceedings of 6th International Conference on Active Media Technology (AMT 2010), Toronto, Canada, LNCS 6335, 212-219, August 28-30, 2010.

Tzacheva A.A. “G-Actions Ontology Post-Processing with Action Rule Discovery,” in Proceedings of 16th International Conference on Soft Computing (MENDEL '10), Brno, Czech Republic, 198- 202, June 23-25, 2010. ANGELINA Burkett, J., and Tzacheva, A.A. “Action Rules and Meta- TZACHEVA Actions,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Assistant Professor Symposium, 100-101, Hosted by Millikan & Company, of Informatics Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010. [email protected]

Tzacheva, A.A. and Bell, K. “Action Rules and Meta-Actions,” South Carolina Research Foundation (SCRF), Grant, $2,938.

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Caster, P. “‘I learned prison is a bad place to be’: The 25th Hour and Re-Imagining Incarceration,” Homer Simpson Marches on Washington: Dissent through American Popular Culture, Tim Dale and Joseph Foy, eds., 111-24, University of Kentucky Press, 2010.

Caster, P. National Humanities Center summer seminar and PETER stipend. Raleigh, North Carolina, 2010, Grant, $1,500. CASTER Associate Professor Caster, P. “Charles W. Chesnutt, Racial Caricature, and the of English; Chair, LLC Criminalization of Black Masculinity,” American Studies Association, [email protected] San Antonio, Texas, 2010.

Caster, P. Editor, 90-second commercial for Spartanburg nonprofit organization GlobalBike featured on all United Airlines flights, 2010.

Canino, C. “What is the History Play” at the 2010 meeting of the Shakespeare Association of America, Chicago, Illinois, April 1-3, 2010. CATERINE CANINO Canino, C. “Shakespeare and Italian Historians,” Presented at the Associate Professor European Society for English Studies, Turin, Italy, August 23-29, of English 2010. [email protected] Carter, J. and Guerrero, N. “Hispanic Literature for Children and Young Adults: Communication and Culture Beyond the Classroom,” Presented at the Southern Conference on Language Teaching, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, April 15-17, 2010.

Carter, J. “Learning Vocabulary Through Authentic Texts?,” JUNE Presented at the Fall Workshop of the SC American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese, French, and German, CARTER Professor of Spanish Columbia, South Carolina, October 23, 2010. Director, Center for Teaching Excellence Coberly, D. “Method of Instruction and Time of Day in the [email protected] Intermediate Community College Spanish Class,” Presented at the 63rd Annual Kentucky Foreign Language Conference, April 16, 2010.

Coberly, D. “A Queering of Recent Spanish Women’s Fiction: 1945 – 1996,” Presented at the University of South Carolina Upstate’s Bodies of Knowledge Symposium, March 19, 2010.

Coberly, D. and Polchow, S. “VoiceThread: Weaving Technology DAVID into the Foreign Language Classroom One Voice at a Time,” COBERLY Presented at the Annual Conference of the South Carolina Foreign Assistant Professor Language Teacher’s Association, February 20, 2010. of Spanish [email protected]

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Coberly, D. Review of “From Latin to Romanian: The Historical Development of Romanian in a Comparative Romance Context,” Southern Journal of Linguistics, 34 (1), 87-92, Spring of 2010.

Dillard, B. “African American women’s voices: Using primary sources to introduce students to the Civil War,” Black History Bulletin, 73(2), 16-20, 2010.

Walker, N., Bean, T., and Dillard, B. “When Textbooks Fall Short: BENITA New Ways, New Texts, New Sources of Information in the Content DILLARD Areas,” Pasadena, California: Heinemann, 2010. Instructor, English and African American Studies Godfrey, E. “Victorian Cougar: H. Rider Haggard’s She, Aging, [email protected] and Sexual Selection,” Presented at the Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies Conference, Austin, Texas, March 2010.

Godfrey, E. “Dried Bookworms and First Marriages,” Presented at the Atlantic Modern Language Association Convention, Atlanta, Georgia, November 2010.

Kusch, C. “H. D.’s American Sea Garden: Drowning the Idyll Threat to US Modernism,” Twentieth-Century Literature, 56(1), 47- ESTHER 70, 2010. GODFREY Assistant Professor Kusch, C. “When Women Are at the Edges of a Gendered of English; Interim Mainstream,” Modernist Networks: Twelfth Annual Conference of English Composition Dir. the Modernist Studies Association, Victoria, British Columbia, [email protected] Canada, November 2010.

Kusch, C. “New Feminisms, New Modernisms: A Roundtable,” Modernist Networks: Twelfth Annual Conference of the Modernist Studies Association, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, November 2010.

Kusch, C. “Marking History,” Dedication Ceremony of the Zelda CELENA Fitzgerald Historical Marker, Asheville, North Carolina, May 2010. KUSCH Assistant Professor Rowland, J. and Marlow, D. “Dialect Awareness Education: The of English Importance of Watching our Words,” USC Upstate Undergraduate [email protected] Research Journal, 1-8, Fall 2010.

Marlow, D. “Engaging Syntax: Using a Personal Response System to Encourage Grammatical Thought,” American Speech, 87(2), 225-237, 2010.

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Marlow, D., and Yilmaz, A. “Sociolinguistics of Teaching: Activities to lower affective barriers and encourage learning by ELLs in pullout and mainstream classrooms,” Annual Carolina TESOL Conference. Hilton Head, South Carolina, November 2010.

Marlow, D. “English with an Accent: Promoting linguistic tolerance for ELLs and others,” SouthEast TESOL Conference, Miami, Florida, September 2010. DAVID MARLOW Marlow, D., and Davis, S. “Discussing Dialect Diversity in South Assistant Professor Carolina: A progress report,” SouthEastern Conference on Linguistics of English LXXVII, Oxford, Mississippi, April 2010. [email protected] Marlow, D. “Teachin' Good: Dialect diversity in the classroom,” American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education: 62nd Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, February 2010.

Marlow, D. Reaser, J. “Teaching Varieties of… Language in the US: Promoting Dialect Awareness and Tolerance for Diversity in K-12 Classrooms,” USC Columbia Linguistics Colloquium, Columbia, South Carolina, February 2010.

TOM Marlow, D. “Dialect in Society: A brief introduction,” In MCCONNELL MCCONNELL Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 60- Professor of English; 61, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Director, Honors Program [email protected] March 26, 2010.

Marlow, D. and Kelley, S. “Playing God – World Making Words,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 62-65, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010.

Marlow, D. and Davis, S.“The South Carolina Language and Life Project,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 66-67, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010.

Marlow, D. and Rowland, J. “Toward Including Linguistic Awareness in Diversity Education: Applications of a ‘Universal’ Approach to All Varieties of English,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 71-73, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010.

Marlow, D. “Appalachian Voices: Perceptions, Features & Origins of Southern Mountain Speech,” Pickens County Museum of Art & History, Pickens, South Carolina, September 2010.

McConnell, T. “Eulogy for My Father,” Ars Medica, 7(1), University of Toronto, 103-108, Fall 2010.

McConnell, T. “Writing It Up, Writing It Down,” Brno Studies in English: Transgressive (Auto)Biography as Genre and Method, 36(2), Masaryk University, Czech Republic, 113-122, 2010.

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Murphy, R. “Fostering the Self: The Means of Reproduction in The Various Lives of Marcus Igoe,” Presented at the International Association for the Study of Irish Literatures Conference, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Ireland, July 2010.

Obrien, C. “ASA Students' Committee Breakfast Forum I. Demystifying Publishing: A Discussion with Writers and Editors,” (Invited speaker) American Studies Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, November 19, 2010. RICHARD Obrien, C. “Using Free Materials to Enhance Instruction,” MURPHY Spartanburg Writing Project Fall Renewal Conference, USC- Assistant Professor Upstate, October 14, 2010. of English [email protected] Polchow, S. “La Galatea: The Embryonic Manifestation of Cervantes’s Narrative Genius,” Hispania, 9(3), 165-76, June 2010.

Polchow, S. A review of Mark Groundland’s (ed.) “Aquí se imprimen libros”: Cervantine Studies in Honor of Tom Lathrop, Southern Journal of Linguistics, 34(2), 100-05, 2010.

Polchow, S. A review of Nigel Griffin, Clive Griffin, Eric Southworth, and Colin Thompson’s (eds.) The Spanish Ballad in COLLEEN the Golden Age, Hispania, 93(1), 149-50, 2010. OBRIEN

Assistant Professor Polchow, S. Working Group: “Power Moves: New Approaches of English to Plays from the Spanish Golden Age Through Fencing, Dancing, [email protected] & Connections to Shakespeare,” Annual Meeting of the American Society for Theatre Research, Seattle, Washington, November 2010.

Polchow, S. “Donkey Xote: Failed Film or Pedagogic Gem?,” Presented at the 82nd Annual Conference of the South Atlantic Modern Language Association, Atlanta, Georgia, November 2010.

Polchow, S. Panel Participant: “Playing with Belisa.” Presented SHANNON at the Association of Hispanic Classical Theater Conference on POLCHOW Golden Age Theater, El Paso, Texas, March 2010. Assistant Professor of Spanish; Foreign Polchow, S. “Ekphrastic Layering: Lope’s Lo fingido verdadero Language Coordinator and Velázquez’s Las meninas,” Presented at the Association of [email protected] Hispanic Classical Theater Conference on Golden Age Theater, El Paso, Texas, March 2010.

Polchow, S. and Coberly, D. “VoiceThread: Weaving Technology into the Foreign Language Classroom One Voice at a Time,” Presented at the Annual Conference of the South Carolina Foreign Language Teachers’ Association, Columbia, South Carolina, February 2010.

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Robbins, W. “Work and Play: The Long Road to ‘All You Need to Sleep’,” Southern Humanities Council Conference, Asheville, North Carolina. February, 2010.

Robbins, W. Wayne Robbins & The Hellsayers, “All You Need to Sleep,” came out on Dell'Orso Records in London (Dell'Orso EDDA22CD). This full-length thematic 12-track album received WAYNE mostly positive reviews, including a 4-star review in Uncut ROBBINS magazine, July 2010. Instructor of English Robbins, W. Live radio performance of my song “Time Is A Bird [email protected] in Your Eyes,” again by my band Wayne Robbins & The Hellsayers, was included on the CD compilation “Crowd Around The Mic 2010.” This charity CD was sold and given away to raise money for the public radio station WNCW 88.7. December, 2010.

Robbins, W. “Regional Artist Program Grant,” Asheville Area Arts Councils, Grant, $1,000.

TASHA Thomas, T. “National Writing Project 2005,” National Writing THOMAS Project Corporation / United Stated Department of Education, Instructor of English; Grant, $46,000. Director, Spartanburg Writing Project [email protected] Williams, G. “Religious Movements as Associational Reading Projects,” Presented at the 2010 Meeting of the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, March 2010.

Williams, G. “NEH Digital Humanities Start Up: BrailleSC.org,” National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), Grant, $24,987.

Herzberg, T. S., Williams, G., and Bohon, C. “BrailleSC: Accessible Design for Digital Resources,” South Carolina Research GEORGE Foundation (SCRF), Grant, $3,000. WILLIAMS Assistant Professor Bohon, C., Herzberg, T., and Williams, G. “Braille Literacy in of English South Carolina: The Possibilities Are Endless,” USC Upstate [email protected] Undergraduate Research Journal, 32-35, Fall 2010.

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Elnagar, G. “Geometry, Meshing, and Adaptive Spectral Methods in Engineering Sciences,” SIAM Conference in Computational Sciences, Miami, Florida, 2010.

Elnagar, G. “Numerical Solution of Time-Delayed Functional Differential Equations Control Systems,” SIAM International Conference on Emerging Topics in Dynamical Systems & Partial Differential Equations (DSPDE 10), Barcelona, Spain, 2010. GAMAL ELNAGAR Elnagar, G. “Mesh Adaptivity and Field Transfer for Climate Professor Modeling,” Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Oak Ridge, of Mathematics Tennessee, 2010. [email protected]

Hameed, M. “Use of Adomian Decomposition method in the study of parallel plate flow of a third grade fluid,” Communications in nonlinear science and Numerical simulations, 15, 2388-2399, 2010.

Hameed, M. “Peristaltic flow and heat transfer of a MHD Newtonian fluid with variable viscosity,” International Journal for Numerical Methods in Fluids, 63, 1375-1393, 2010. MUHAMMAD HAMEED Hameed, M. “Thin film flow of non-Newtonian MHD fluid on a Assistant Professor vertically moving belt,” International Journal of Numerical Method of Mathematics Fluids, Published online in Wiley InterScience, DOI: [email protected] 10.1002/fld.2320, 2010.

Hameed, M. “Numerical and analytical solutions of an Oldroyd 8-constant MHD fluid with nonlinear slip conditions,” International Journal of Numerical Method Fluids, Published online in Wiley Online Library, DOI: 10.1002/fld.2411. 2010.

Hameed, M., and Michaud, B. “Use of Adomian Decomposition SEUNGGEUN Method for Fourth Order Non-Newtonian Pipe Flow,” In HYUN Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 98-99, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, South Assistant Professor of Mathematics Carolina, March 26, 2010. [email protected]

Waters, L. K. and Hyun, S. “Projecting Biological Oxygen Demand for a Waste Water Treatment Plant,” Journal for Applied Global Research, 3(6), 27-32, July 2010. Also appears in the peer reviewed Proceedings of Intellectbase International Consortium, Summer 2010, 11, 174-177, 2010.

McCracken, B. and Hyun, S. “On the Comparison of Two Survival Functions,” USC Upstate Undergraduate Research Journal, 36-39, Fall 2010.

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Omolo, B. “Bayesian Modeling of Cross-Study Reproducibility of Gene Expression Data,” Presented at the 2010 Eastern and Northern American Region Conference of the International Biometric Society, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 22, 2010.

Morgan, D. and Omolo, B. “Challenges in Genomic Data Processing I — Multiple Small Files,” Presented at the SAS Global BERNARD Forum 2010, Seattle, Washington. OMOLO Timonov, A., A., Nachman, A., and Tamasan, A. “Reconstruction of Associate Professor of Mathematics planar conductivities in subdomains from incomplete data,” SIAM [email protected] Journal of Applied Mathematics, 70(8), 3342-3362, 2010.

Timonov, A. “Some algorithms for solving the hybrid inverse problems,” Workshop, Departments of Mathematics and Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, May 23-31, 2010.

Timonov, A. “New algorithms for inverse problems in marine ALEX electromagnetic,” Colloquium with Swedish Research Agency TIMONOV followed by the grant proposal, USC Upstate, September 4-7, 2010. Associate Professor of Mathematics van Delden, S. “Getting Your Robotic Arms around Computing [email protected] Curricula,” Journal of Computers in Education, Published by the American Society for Engineering Education, October - December Volume, 2010.

van Delden, S. “Computer Science Meets Industrial Robotics: A Visual Servoing Project for a Computer Vision Course,” Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges, 25(6), 85-92, Select papers from the 15th Annual Northeast Meeting of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges, Hartford University, 2010 SEBASTIAN

VAN DELDEN van Delden, S. “Industrial Robotic Game Playing: An AI Course,” Associate Professor Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges, 25(3), 134-142, Select of Computer Science papers from the 25th Annual Eastern Meeting of the Consortium for [email protected] Computing Sciences in Colleges, Villanova University, Pennsylvania, January 2010. van Delden, S. and Tobias, N. 2010. “A Novel Approach to 3D Contour Recovery using Structured Light Mounted to a Robotic Manipulator,” In Proceedings of the 15th IASTED International Conference on Robotics and Applications, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 167-173, November 1-3, 2010. van Delden, S. “Robotics Equipment Donations,” A Fanuc 6-dof robotic arm donated by SEW Eurodrive; an Adept 550 4-dof robot arm with extra motors and amplifiers donated by J&J Industrial Services Inc., Research/Teaching Equipment Donation, $64,000. van Delden, S. “Undergraduate Robotics Research Program at USC Upstate,” Funded by SEW Eurodrive, Grant, $30,000.

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Waters, L. K., and Hyun, S, “Projecting Biological Oxygen Demand for a Waste Water Treatment Plant,” Journal for Applied Global Research, v(6), 27-32, July 2010. Also appears in Proceedings of Intellectbase International Consortium, 11, 174-177, Summer 2010.

Waters, L. K. “The Unique Equivalence Class of Chromatic Rectangle Free 3 Colorings of a 10×10 Chessboard,” Asian– KELLY European Journal of Mathematics, 3(4), 715-729, 2010. WATERS

Assistant Professor Waters, L. K. Sub-Award to develop and implement coursework, of Mathematics “Meeting the Need for Highly Qualified Mathematics Teachers”, an [email protected] Improving Teacher Quality grant funded by the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education. Original award to Clemson University (CU# 223-2096629) in partnership with Anderson SC School Districts 3 & 5. Megan Che (PI), Calvin Williams (Co-PI).

Zhong, W. and Winters, A. “Predicting Long-Run Risk Levels in Microfinance Institutions Using an Intelligent Data Mining Model,” South Carolina Research Foundation (SCRF), Grant, $3,000. WEI ZHONG Zhong, W. and Michaud, B. “A Robust Decision Support Model for Assistant Professor Generating Clinical Knowledge of Patients Diagnosed with Chronic of Computer Science Diseases,” South Carolina Research Foundation (SCRF), Grant, [email protected] $2,500.

Hagerman, D. and Zhong, W. “Rule Mining the HCUP Dataset Using the Tukey Method,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 75-77, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010.

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Petit, R., Campbell, L., and Campbell, S. “A new species of Zeadmete (Gastropoda: Cancellariidae) from South Carolina, a genus previously unknown in the Atlantic Ocean,” The Nautilus, 124(1), 41- 43, 2010.

Espinal, L., Campbell, L., and Campbell, S. “Scientific Illustration Meets Deep Sea Ooze,” USC Upstate Undergraduate Research Journal, LYLE 3, 40-45, Fall 2010. CAMPBELL Professor Emeritus of Geology Alexander, C., Campbell, L., and Campbell, S. “Species Richness of [email protected] Foraminifera off the Coast of South Carolina,” USC Upstate Undergraduate Research Journal, 3, 51-53, Fall 2010.

Campbell, L., Campbell, M., and Campbell, S. “Molluscan Diversity of the Yorktown and Chowan River Formations (Pliocene) in Virginia and North Carolina: an Update,” Abstracts with Programs, Southeastern-Northeastern Sections, Geological Society of America, Baltimore, Maryland, March 2010. SARAH

CAMPBELL Chapman, J., and Karniski, L. “Protein localization of SLC26A2 Instructor of Biology (DTDST) in rat kidney,” Histochemistry and Cell Biology, 133, 541– [email protected] 547, 2010.

Ellis, T. “Proposal to Develop Virtual World Technology for SETM 320,” University Center of Greenville, Grant, $2,400.

Montgomery, B. R. Awarded a Research Fellowship for International Young Scientists, National Science Foundation of China, 2010. JEANNIE

CHAPMAN Montgomery, B. R., Soper, D. M., and Delph, L. F. “Asymmetrical Assistant Professor of Biology conspecific seed-siring advantage between Silene latifolia and S. [email protected] dioica,” Annals of Botany, 105(4), 595-605, 2010.

Willson, J., Winne, C., Pilgrim, M. A., Romanek, C., and Gibbons, J. “Effects of terrestrial resource pulses on niche width and overlap in two sympatric aquatic snake species: a stable isotope approach,” OIKOS, 119, 1161-1171, 2010.

Kross, C., Price, J., Hyatt, N., Alexander, C., TIM BENJAMIN and Pilgrim, M.A. “A Drift Fence Study ELLIS MONTGOMERY Evaluating Seasonal Changes in Amphibian Instructor, ETM Assistant Professor and Reptile Movement,” Presented and the Coordinator of Biology Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research [email protected] [email protected] Symposium. March 26, 2010.

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2010 Y EEAARR IINN R EEVVIIEEWW Y R Alexander, C., Kross, C., Price, J., and Pilgrim, M.A. “Effectiveness of the NAAMP Protocol in Evaluating Anuran Calling Activity in the Piedmont of South Carolina,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 85-87, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010.

Pilgrim, M. A. “Rattlesnake ecology: new techniques provide novel insights,” Stetson University, Campus Cultural Events Seminar, DeLand, Florida, November 2010.

MELISSA Farrell, T. M., Pilgrim, M. A., Blihovde, B., and May, P. G. PILGRIM “Herpetofauna of Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge, Assistant Professor Florida,” Joint Meeting of the Society for the Study of Amphibians of Biology and Reptiles and the American Society of Ichthyologists and [email protected] Herpetologists poster presentation, July 2010.

Storm, J.J. and S.L. Lima. “Mothers forewarn offspring about predators: a transgenerational maternal effect in behavior,” American Naturalist, 175, 382-390, 2010.

Storm, J.J. Popular Press of for the American Naturalist Publication: Featured in The New York Times, New Scientist, JONATHAN Discovery Channel Canada, BBC WildlifeMagazine, STORM sciencedaily.com, msnbc.com, discovermagazine.com and Assistant Professor livescience.com of Biology [email protected] Storm, J.J, and J.G. Boyles. “Effect of white-nose syndrome on body temperature and mass loss of hibernating little brown bats (Myotis lucifugus),” Association of Southeastern Biologists, Asheville, North Carolina, 2010.

Hyatt, N., and Storm, J.J. “Use of Urban Greenways by Small Mammals,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 135-137, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, JACK South Carolina, March 26, 2010. Also Presented at the Association TURNER of Southeastern Biologists, Asheville, North Carolina, 2010. Professor of Biology; Dir. Watershed Ecology Ctr. Turner, J. “Watershed Ecology Center Education Program,” [email protected] Carolina Piedmont Foundation, Grant, $40,000.

Turner, J. “Microbial Study,” Milliken & Company, Grant, $500.

Stamey, H., and Turner, J. “A Survey of Fecal Coliforms of Different Domesticated Animals,” In Proceedings of the Sixth Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, 133-134, Hosted by Millikan & Company, Spartanburg, South Carolina, March 26, 2010. WILLIAM WRIGHT Carter, P., McElhatten, R., Zhang, S., Wright, W., and Harris, N. Assistant Professor “Thromboxane-prostanoid receptor expression and antagonism in of Biology dextran-sodium sulfate-induced colitis,” Inflammation Research, [email protected] 60, 87–92, DOI 10.1007/s00011-010-0240-2. The University of South Carolina Upstate 2 9

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Beer, A., and Watson, D. “The effect of information and exposure on self-other agreement,” Journal of Research in Personality, 44, 38-45.

Beer, A. “Personality judgments from a lineup,” Poster presented at the 11th annual meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2010.

ANDREW Brooks, C., and Beer, A. “Personal Revelations,” USC Upstate BEER Undergraduate Research Journal, 3, 77-80, Fall 2010. Assistant Professor of Psychology Griffin, J., and Miller, G. “Have attitudes changed toward taking [email protected] FMLA leave for depression?,” Poster presented at the Eastern Psychological Association Conference, March 2010.

Valdetaro, A., Griffin, J., Kizer, J., and Ruppel, S. “The benefits of prior exposure to international cultures,” Poster presented at the Southeastern Psychological Association Conference, Chattanooga, Tennessee, March 2010. JAN GRIFFIN Hoover, A. E. “Power and the Evaluation of Agentic Women,” Professor Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Personality of Psychology and Social Psychology, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2010. [email protected] Hoover, A. E. and Morgan, R. “Don't Call Us, We'll Call You: The Effects of Visibility on the Decision to Hire Disabled Individuals,” South Carolina Research Foundation (SCRF), Grant, $3,000.

Crow, L., Brown, S., Forbus, L., Keen, S., Lehman, L., and Griffin, J. “Are College Students with Disabilities Accepted by their Peers: Factors Affecting Acceptance,” Poster presented at the 9th annual ANN Georgia Undergraduate Research in Psychology Conference, Atlanta, HOOVER Georgia, March 2010. Assistant Professor Forbus, L., Brown, S., Crow, L., Keen, S., of Psychology Lehman, L., and Griffin, J. “The Benefits of [email protected] Exposure to Persons with Disabilities,” Poster presented at the 9th annual Georgia Undergraduate Research in Psychology Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, March 2010.

Keen, S. and Wilson, B. “Relationship between Volunteerism and Self-Esteem,” South Carolina Research Foundation (SCRF), Grant, $2,991. STEFANIE JUDY KEEN KIZER Lehman, L.A., Velozo, C.A. “Ability to detect Assistant Professor Professor of Psychology; change in patient function: Responsiveness of Psychology Chair, Psychology Dept. designs and methods of calculation,” Journal of [email protected] [email protected] Hand Therapy, 23(4), 361-371, 2010.

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Lehman, L.A., Sindhu, B.S., Shechtman, O., Romero, S., and Velozo, C.A. “A comparison of the ability of two upper extremity assessments to measure change in function,” Journal of Hand Therapy, 23, 31-40, 2010.

Parker, J. S., Dale, T., and Wilkins, K-A. “Civic engagement in adolescents: Engendering civic awareness through a university youth program,” Journal of Youth Development ~ Bridging LEIGH Research and Practice, 5(1), Online publication doi:100501FA001. LEHMAN Adjunct Instructor Sheehan, E., Getz, Riggs, S., Jackson, C., B., Shay, J., Pittman, D., of Psychology and Parker, J. S. “Education and praise as a mechanism for [email protected] increasing healthy eating decisions during elementary school lunch,” Presented at the Sixth SC Upstate Research Symposium, Awarded “Best Poster” Spartanburg, SC, and also the 9th Annual Georgia Undergraduate Research in Psychology Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, 2010. Printed in the USC Upstate Undergraduate Research Journal, 3, 46-50, Fall 2010. JENNIFER Wilson, B. J. Keen, S. M., and Parker, J. S. “The long-term PARKER effects of childhood exposure to domestic violence,” Presented at Associate Dean, CAS; the Sixth SC Upstate Research Symposium, Spartanburg, South Associate Professor Carolina and the 9th Annual Georgia Undergraduate Research in of Psychology [email protected] Psychology Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, 2010.

Beavers, L. and Purdy, K. “Priming children: Are stationary images effective stimuli?,” Poster presented at the 8th Annual Georgia Undergraduate Research in Psychology Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, March 2010.

Patterson, W. and Purdy, K. “Hand washing as a measure of the impact of public service announcements,” Poster presented at the KIM 8th Annual Georgia Undergraduate Research in Psychology PURDY Conference, Kennesaw, Georgia, March 2010. Associate Professor of Psychology Green, D. S. and Ruppel, S. E. “Priming effects of inattentional [email protected] blindness,” Poster presented at the 9th Annual Georgia Undergraduate Research in Psychology Conference, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia, March 2010.

Ruppel, S. E., Jenkins, W. J., Griffin, J. L., and Kizer, J. B. “Are they depressed or just old?: A study of attitudes towards the elderly suffering from depression,” North American Journal of Psychology, 12(1), 31-42, 2010. SUSAN RUPPEL Ruppel,S., Griffin, J., Kizer, J., and Jenkins, W. “Can an Assistant Professor older population recognize symptoms of depression in elderly?,” of Psychology Interactive Poster presented at the Southeastern Psychological [email protected] Association Conference, Chattanooga, Tennessee, March 2010.

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Flynn, C. “The Link: Exploring the Connections between Animal Abuse and Human Violence,” Presented by the Symposium on Situating Animal Abuse in Crime in the UK, Glamorgan University, Cardiff, Wales, July 5-6, 2010.

Flynn, C. Review of Special Issue Social Psychological Advances in Human-Animal Studies “New Perspectives on Human-Animal CLIF Interactions: Theory, Policy, and Research,” Journal of Social Issues FLYNN (Special issue), S. Knight & H. Herzog (Eds.), Society and Animals, 18, Professor of Sociology; 324-327, 2010. Chair, SCJWS [email protected] Jennings, L. “Where the [Fat Women's] Bodies Are Buried: A Sociological Look at Women's Clothing Departments,” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association, St. Louis, Missouri, 2010.

Jennings, L. “Hook, Line and Sinker: Using ‘Crash’ and ‘Sicko’ to Teach Introductory Sociology,” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, April, 2010. LAURA JENNINGS Johnson, L. “Girl in Need of a Tourniquet: Memoir of a Borderline Assistant Professor Personality,” Berkeley: Seal Press, 2010. of Sociology [email protected] Neary, B. “Demands Public Recognition: Atrocities Committed against German Women during the Soviet Conquest of Central Europe,” Invited talk at Duquesne University on September 17, 2010, sponsored by the Institute for German-American Relations (IGAR) and the German World Alliance (GWA).

Neary, B. “The Privilege of Not Being German: Unpacking the Social Construct,” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society, Atlanta, Georgia, April 21-24, 2010. LISA JOHNSON Brigitte Neary won the 2010 USC Upstate Annual Award for Dir., Ctr. for Women's & Scholarly and/or Creative Pursuits. Gender Stud.; Assoc. Prof [email protected] Odhiambo, C. “The Impact of HIV/AIDS on the Natural Environment,” Presented at the 2010 South Carolina Sociological Association Meeting, Claflin University, South Carolina, February 19, 2010.

Odhiambo, C. “Another Kind of AIDS Crisis: Cardiovascular Disease BRIGITTE CALVIN Implications of HIV Treatment,” Presented NEARY ODHIAMBO at the 25th Annual International Professor of Sociology Assistant Professor Interdisciplinary Conference on [email protected] of Sociology Hypertension and Related Risk Factors in [email protected] Ethnic Populations, Washington, D.C., July 9-11, 2010.

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Odhiambo, C. “Theory-driven HIV/AIDS Prevention Programs: Problems with the Application of Foreign Solutions to Local Problems,” LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, 2010.

Sarver III, R., Sarver, M., and Dobbs, R. “Choosing Criminal Justice: Factors contributing to the selection of criminal justice as a MARY major,” Journal of Criminal Justice and Law Review, 2(2), 57-67. SARVER 2010. SARVER Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Whitehead, M., and Sarver III, R. “Becker, Howard S.: Labeling [email protected] and Deviant Careers,” The Encyclopedia of Criminological Theory, 80-82, 2010.

Sarver III, R. and Lyons, P. “Representativeness of petit juries,” Applied Psychology in Criminal Justice, 6(2), 30-42, 2010.

Toth, R. C. “The Continued Vulnerability of Criminal Justice Higher Education: ‘Insiders v. Outsiders’ Revisited Through Case ROBERT Study,” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Criminal Justice Association, Clearwater, Florida, September 29 - October 2, SARVER Assistant Professor 2010. of Criminal Justice [email protected] Toth, R. C. “The Orangeburg Massacre: A Case Study of the Influence of Social Phenomena on Historical Recollection,” Journal of African American Studies, DOI 10.1007/s12111-010-9125-2.

Zack, L., and Dove, A. “Old Social Movements and New Commemorative Forms: The Creation of a Civil Rights Museum in Savannah, Georgia,” Southern Studies: Interdisciplinary Journal of the South, 17(2), Fall/Winter 2010. REID

TOTH Zack, L. “Waking the Red-Dead,” Middle East Research and Assistant Professor Information Project (MERIP), March 2010. of Criminal Justice [email protected] Zack, L., “Resurrecting the Dead: Strategies and Implications for Saving the Dead Sea,” Workshop speaker for ‘Running Dry: Water in the Middle East and North Africa’, Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies, New York University, July 27-29, 2010.

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Brady, K. Reports and Studies:

“The ReGenesis Project: Environmental Justice for Spartanburg,” Economic, environmental, and community investment impacts of the community-based nonprofit are explored.

“Cherokee County Community Indicators,” An analysis of education, public health, crime and safety, the economy, and family and youth in Cherokee County.

KATHLEEN “Spartanburg County Community Indicators: An Analysis of the Social Environment,” Social data relative to Spartanburg County are analyzed and BRADY reported in narrative and “dashboard” form. Director of Metropolitan Studies “Spartanburg County Community Indicators: An Analysis of the [email protected] Economy,” Economic data relative to Spartanburg County are analyzed and reported in narrative and “dashboard” form.

“Spartanburg County Community Indicators: An Analysis of Education,” Education data relative to Spartanburg County are analyzed and reported in narrative and “dashboard” form.

“Ten At The Top Upstate Vision Survey,” Electronic survey of residents of ten Upstate counties relative to community growth patterns.

HEIDI “Spartanburg Tobacco Survey,” Survey of patrons of downtown restaurants FROM to determine smoking status and preferences pertaining to smoking Director of the Child ordinances Development Center [email protected] “Smoking and Tolerance of Cancer Treatment,” A review of the medical literature for Spartanburg Regional Health System.

“Spartanburg YRBS Survey for Nutrition and Physical Activity with State and National Comparison,” Random survey of Spartanburg youth regarding risk behavior. Results were compared with national cohorts.

“Risk Factors for School Readiness Among Spartanburg County Children: An Examination of the Data,” Analysis of the multiple risk factors for lack of school readiness, including deprivation amplification. DERYLE From, H. “Child Care Access Means Parents in Schools (CCAMPIS),” HOPE Assoc. Dir., Intl Studies; United States Department of Education (USDE), Grant, $52,173. Coordinator Strategic Academic Initiative From, H. “Family Daycare Homes 2010-2011,” South Carolina [email protected] Department of Social Services / United States Department of Agriculture, Grant, $15,912.

Hope, D. (PI). Love, C. (CO-PI). “Spartanburg Scholars Academy,” United States Department of Education (USDE), Grant, $974,389.

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Diaz, V., Jennings, C., Bentley, K., Garrett, P. B., Koralesky, B., Royal, C., and Starratt, D. “Deploying Innovation Locally,” EDUCAUSE Review, 45(5), 2010.

Jennings, C. “Clues to the Mystery of Professional Development: Building a Personal Learning Network,” South Carolina EdTech Conference, October 2010.

Jennings, C. NMC New Media Faculty Seminar Podcast, Session CINDY 7, http://www.nmc.org/podcast/nmfs/8112, October 2010. JENNINGS Director of Merriweather, H. “ACHIEVE 2010-11,” Upstate Workforce Instructional Technology [email protected] Investment Board(WIB)/DOL, Grant, $237,823.

Merriweather, H. “ACHIEVE 2010-11 (Administrative Account),” Upstate Workforce Investment Board(WIB)/DOL, Grant, $92,156.

Minsky, I. “SSS: Opportunity Network - Grant-in-Aid,” United States Department of Education (USDE), Grant, $2,722. HELEN Minsky, I. “Student Support Services 2010-15,” United States MERRIWEATHER Department of Education (USDE), Grant, $258,241. Director of Achieve Program Minsky, I. “Student Support Services 2010-15 Grant-in-Aid,” [email protected] United States Department of Education (USDE), Grant, $32,275.

Mitchell, C. “Upward Bound 2007-08,” United States Department of Education (USDE), Grant, $285,915.

Orr, K. (PI). Scott, F. (CO-PI). “USC Upstate HVAC Energy Savings,” South Carolina Energy Office/Department of Energy, INA Grant, $210,794. MINSKY Director of Opportunity Network [email protected]

CASSANDRA FRED KENT MITCHELL SCOTT ORR Director of Project Manager Project Manager Upward Bound Facilities Management Facilities Management [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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Prince, J. “The Critical Role of Trust in Regional Sustainable Development,” Association of Chamber of Commerce National Magazine, 2010.

Smith, K. “Don’t Touch the Butt!: The Nemo Philosophy of Risk Management,” National Association for Campus Activities (NACA) South Regional Conference, Featured Speaker, October 2010. JUDY PRINCE Smith, K. “The M&M’s of Advising Student Organizations,” Vice Chancellor of National Association for Campus Activities (NACA) South Regional Greenville Campus Conference, Featured Speaker, October 2010. [email protected] Smith, K. “Risk Management Issues Facing Student Organizations,” National Association for Campus Activities (NACA) and the Association for Student Conduct Administrators (ASCA) Student Organization Institute Faculty Member (Risk Management), July 2010.

Stockwell, J. “South Carolina Quality Forum,” Carolina Piedmont Foundation/Various Sponsors, Grant, $15,000. KHRYSTAL

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