School of Arts and Sciences 2005 School Mission and Vision

Unit Section No. Statement A&S A-Mission NA The School of Arts and Sciences is composed of departments teaching the traditional liberal arts disciplines. It is responsible for basic skills courses in mathematics, reading, and writing as well as the majority of the courses fulfilling its own general education requirements and those of other IPFW units. Departments within the school offer baccalaureate and master’s degrees in their respective subjects. They also offer minors and a few associate degrees and certificates.

The school is dedicated to the principle of liberal education. In addition to training students in skills required for the workplace or for advanced university study, it seeks to foster a well-rounded development of the individual. The graduates of its baccalaureate programs should have the knowledge and awareness that will enable them to be effective citizens and lifelong learners. Through its general education courses, the school promotes these goals throughout the university. The school recognizes the role of nontraditional students at IPFW and makes special efforts to meet their needs. Baccalaureate graduates are expected to have a working understanding of the knowledge and methodology appropriate for their discipline. They should be aware of the major issues in their field and communicate field- content effectively. And they should be aware of the means for continued study in or practice of the discipline. They should also have an understanding of the traditions of Western culture and familiarity with a non-Western culture; grasp the principles of knowledge in the sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities; and have at least basic fluency in a foreign language. They are expected to use oral and written language with critical intelligence and persuasiveness, and to understand the fundamentals of college-level mathematics. Master’s graduates are expected to have the knowledge and skills appropriate for a profession or for further study at a more advanced level. Associate degrees prepare students to assume entry-level positions as clinical technicians or service as an intermediate step toward a baccalaureate degree. Minors and certificate programs provide specialized skills, often in areas in which no baccalaureate degree program is available.

The research and service missions of the School of Arts and Sciences are those appropriate to a comprehensive regional university. The school’s faculty engage in research or creative endeavor linked to their teaching as well as to IPFW’s role as the regional center for higher education. Through research, faculty maintain their qualifications as teachers and, in their contribution to knowledge in their respective disciplines, enhance the national and international reputation of the campus. Through research and service, the school seeks to make itself a vital resource for business, industry, public and private education, the arts, and government in northeastern Indiana.

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School Mission and Vision 2005-06 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005

University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' B-Goals 1 Provide innovative, Create a world class, teaching- relevant, and rigorous centered faculty academic programs

recruit qualified faculty at 8 of 14 tenure-track searches successful (see data to the left) competitive wages IPFW CUPA ratio CHM 50,500 48,980 +3.1 CHM 50,000 48,980 +2.2 HIST 44,000 `43,680 +0.7 MATH 53,000 49,595 +6.9 ILCS 45,000 45,855 -1.9 ILCS 45,000 45,855 -1.9 PSY 48,000 48,060 -0.1 SOC 64, 000 57, 465 +11. 4 design A&S recruiting needs in process formula maintain participation in IUB none this year 1 in 2004 Faculty Fellows Program Provide innovative, relevant, BIOL Dhawale Director of Honors Program rigorous academic programs AUS service learning courses with FWCS GERN & AMERSTUDIES new program directors hired for gerontology and American Studies ILCS undergoing curriculum transformation to increase cultural component in courses ILCS (Roberts) created three-year plan for development of German Studies major MATH LaMaster $96K grant from IU Center for MATH Ed MATH flex-pace offerings of MA 109, MA113; out of class testing sections of MA109, MA113, MA229 PACS steering committee redesigned PACS created Richard L. Johnson Gandi Peace Activitism award, R Johnson first winner

School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 5 University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' PHYS improvements in modern physics and optics labs funded by PHYS Maloney received Distinguished Service citation from Amer Assn of PHYS Teachers utilize program review All program reviews of departments and program are on track expand graduate education AUS MA Speech Pathology proposal SOC significant growth in Masters in SOC Practice; first SOC grad student orientation in fall Graduate enrollments: 143 in Fall 2005 (172 BIOL 26 in Fall 2004) (169 in COM 26 Fall 2003) ENGL 29 LBST 20 MATH 20 SOC 14 Create new course and degree GERN new course "Anthropology of Aging" programs (target number n/a) GERN certificate curriculum revamped ILCS INTL I208 International Cinema ILCS (Roberts) created three-year plan for development of German Studies major PHIL significant curriculum development in Rel Studies with six new courses PHYS developed Animation Physics II PSY 3 new special topics courses

PSY pilot sudy of Macromedia Breeze done inPSY120, PSY235 POLS new certificate in Civic Educ and Public Advocacy

POLS new course-The Promise and Problem of Liberal Democracy POLS new course-Comparative Political Party Analysis Increase use of technology in 13 significant new uses instructional delivery many enhancing current efforts COM introduced WebCT in COM590 COM 212 added online discussions COM318D taught in video conference format COM 323 taught at Warsaw COM created electronic portfolios for COM assessment

School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 6 University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' CHM added PowerPoint to CHM111, CHM383, CHM115; used web-based lab simulation software CHM used e-instruction in CHM256 BIOL Mustafa internet version of PCTX201 pharmacology course BIOL Jordan & Mustafa LEAD grant for changes in physiology GEOL G223 labs with increased computer applications JOUR introduced online minor; all classes in updated curriculum offered both on campus and online PHYS eInstruction in PHYS152 PHYS computer based lab created to introduce nonlinear dynamics and chaos

University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' B-Goals 2 Create an exceptional Enhance student success Credit generation: See data to the left campus environment for through academics 2003 2004 2005 %chg a diverse community of A&S cr/hr 147,454 149,406 151,184 +1.2 learners IPFW cr/hr 247,968 251,260 253,485 +.9 A&S % 59.5 59.5 59.6 A&S Majors (fall): 2003 2004 2005 2,021 2,137 2,219 %chg +3.7 +5.7 +3.8 ENGL Worth Weller named STAR Teacher of the Year for CS CHM offered Upward Bound program SUM 2005 Expand student research and ANTH has $186K in NSF REU grant opportunities CHM student presentations at IPFW undgraduate research conference Seven CHM faculty had undergraduates working in their labs BIOL Trina Harkenrider received the Marian Vinegar Award for Masters presentation at OH Valley Chapter, Soc of Environ Toxic and Chem BIOL Tyler Mansfield received Best Paper award at IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium BIOL Denise Nicolosi recipient of an Amer Soc for Mircobiology Undergrad Res Fellowship in 2004

BIOL Patricia Oppor awarded Best Paper by the IPFW Chapter of Sigma Xi BIOL Mustafa awarded "Outstanding Service to Students" award from Community Advisory Council

School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 7 University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' GEOS student Susan Reitz awarded 3 Rivers Gem and Mineral Society Scholarship GEOS had 2 student presentations at regional scientific meetings HIST new scholarship: Aurele and Judith Violette History Scholarship Fund ILCS 5 students attended all-IU Undergraduate WOST conference ILCS WOST major received student internship with 20 Vision for Fall 2005 POLS Ashley Portz, Lugar Student Scholar, fall 2005, Washington DC internship PSY for 2nd year DiClementi's Cross Cult Psy students developed "Understanding Creates Community A Cross Cultural Festival", PSY Blakemore & Centers (student) co-author Characteristics of boys' and girls' toys in Sex Roles;

PSY Jackson & Poulsen (student) co-authored Contact experiences mediate the relationship between five factor model personality traits and ethnic prejudice in Journal of Applied Social PSY PSY Lawton & Hatcher (student) co-authored Gender differences in integration of images in visuospatial memory in Sex Roles PSY Lawton & Gregory (student) poster presented at annual meeting of the Amer PSY Soc PSY Lawton & Lalevich (student) poster presented at annual meeting of Midwestern PSY Assn PSY Lawton & Akers (student) poster presented at annual meeting of Midwestern PSY Assn Pursue effective remediation, CASA won the Frank L. Christ Outstanding Learning Center Award for improve remediation success 2005 from the National College Learning Center Assn Writing Center & SPOT showed significant increase in student usage R150 proven effective via improved GPA in subsequent courses MA109 and MA113 enrollments decreasing Develop programs to enhance FYE learning communities 448 students in 17 graduation rates and number of learning communities majors Higher eprcentage of minority students than IPFW as a whole Develop programs to improve FYE continued growth. First assessment period shows significant potential retention of first-year students retention boost CASA developed new freshman seminars in critical inquiry Enhance student success JOUR, HIST, COM added content about African Americans, Native through diversity American,s and women

School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 8 University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' PHIL Ohlander led field trip "IPFW Tour of Arab Detroit" including imam- led tour of mosque PSY for 2nd year DiClementi's Cross Cult Psy students developed "Understanding Creates Community A Cross Cultural Festival", booths/displays by intl and local/comm groups, widely attended by campus comm. POLS exchange visits w/University of Pretoria. Effort includes faculty visits in both directions, coordination, and funding from US Embassy. SOC IPFW community fair on Crime Victims' Rights sponsored by SOC & A&S, $5K from US DOJ Improve student advising COM Mallin wins Outstanding Faculty Advisor Award by IN Academic Advising Newwork, 2005 and 2005 IPFW Outstanding Academic Advisor Award BIOL Mustafa awarded Outstanding Service to Students award from Comm Adv Council Enhance acadermic student ANTH Forum 100 students wkly organizations ANTH "Unplugged" series in student apartments PHIL continued growth in PHIL Club PHYS club more active with increased attendance POLS film series w/POLS Club; 4 films w/discussions 135 total attendees SOC: AKD, natl sociology honor society reinstated 7students inducted Participation in FYE FYE learning communities 448 students in 17 17 of 17 LCs with at least one A&S course learning communities 7 departments participating in LCs Collaboration with 4 other units on LCs Civic Engagement AUS Community sponsored events on deafness and ASL AUS formed ASL Sign Chair POLS new certificate in Civic Educ and Public Advocacy POLS Ashley Portz, Lugar Student Scholar, fall 2005, Washington DC internship POLS Constitution Day events coordinated by POLS Students field placements w/Community Development, AIDS Task Force, Crossroads, Central Labor Council and Solidarity Project, AC Youth Serv Ctr, IN Culinary Inst., Turnstone, FW Sexual Assault Treatment Ctr, Beds, Britches, Etc. Increase international efforts ANTH publishes Nahua Newsletter 420 in 15 countries ANTH Sandstrom adjunct professor Universidad de Tarapaca and Museo San Miguel de Azapa

School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 9 University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' HIST Fischer-multiple interviews-domestic and international on Albania and Kosovo ILCS Office of International Programs founded ILCS Semaine de la Francophonie, week-long series of events focused on French-speaking nations ILCS Aishah Shahidah Simmons, African-Amer filmmaker, 25 attendees presented a workshop on sexual abuse issues and a showing and follow-up discussion of her film No, co-sponsored w/FW Cinema Center, Planned Parenthood, Center for Nonviolence PHIL students studied at Human Rights Inst in Strasbourg. One 11 students IPFW student achieved the highest grades at the Inst. POLS Wolf designed a workshop for upcoming meeting of European Consortium for Political Research POLS exchange visits w/University of Pretoria. Effort includes faculty visits in both directions, coordination, and funding from ES Embassy.

University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' B-Goals 3 Promote the scholarly Maintain School of Arts and ANTH Kuznar, Sedlmeyer, Kraft: Best Paper award 2005 and creative Sciences as the IPFW flagship Mathematical Anthropology & Cultural Theory achievements of faculty, in learning and discovery BIOL Gillespie Sigma Xi Science Teacher of the Year students, and staff Larry Kuznar A&S Distinguished Lecturer 2005 MATH Coffman named Pippert Research Scholar MATH A&S multidisciplinary faculty colloquium warded for first time: Kuznar, Wolfe, Frederick PHYS Desiderio Vasquez awarded 2005 Researcher of the Year award by IPFW chapt of Sigmz Xi scientific society PSY Although continuing lecturers have no research obligations, several A&S CLs publish and present regularly

ENGL Continuing editorship and publication of CLIO, Felber editor Encourage faculty research Publications 211 in 2005 (235 in productivity 2004; 171 in 2002; 208 in 2003) New grants $1,018,014 (598,328 in 2004; 561,447 in 2003; 454,461 in 2002)

School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 10 University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' Non-grant revenue $90,820 (158,533 in 2004; 256,543 in 2003) Percentage of productive research faculty 81% (78% in 2004) PHIL Clark Butler received 2005 Outstanding Research Award PHIL held Human Rights Conference. Students selected 100 attendees Guantanamo Bay as topic. MATH Beineke editor College Math Journal POLS Lutz first Lugar Faculty Scholar POLS Toole Lugar Faculty Scholar Kuznar, Frederick, Sedlmeyer provisional patent through PRF: Agent-Based Modeling of Risk Sensitivity and Decision Making on Coalition Formation and Solution Promote Centers of Excellence New center: Decision Sciences

University Bottom Line Metrics UiUnit SiSection No. ShSchoo lGl Goa ls List o f 2005 Act iv it ies an d Accomp lis hments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' B-Goals 4 Advance economic Improve connections with the AUS Community sponsored events on deafness and ASL development and the community Writing Center established Concordia HS Writing Center and presented 125 HS students quality of life in Fort "Straight Talk about Writing in College" Wayne and the surrounding region ENGL Mary Ann Cain's ENGB780 Creativity and Community course established an ongoing connection w/3Rivers Jenbe Ensemble combining service and diversity goals GEOS Isiorho chair of Fox Island Alliance Scholarship Committee ILCS Virtue organized International Film Series on African cinema: Five films followed by faculty-led discussions. Co-sponsored by community organizations MATH held 3rd annual alumni dinner 50 attendees POLS organized public panel on social security POLS Downs 20+ media/newpaper items on many topics SOC IPFW community fair on Crime Victims' Rights sponsored by SOC & A&S, $5K from US DOJ Improve and update school, In process department, and program web sites Increase connections through 3 departments, 1 community advisory boards program Maintain effective A&S WOST, GEOS new departmental newsletters:

School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 11 University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' newsletters All others continuing Revamping and upgrading A&S newsletter Provide quality of life services ENGL held writing class at the Boys and Girls Club and the FW Urban to our service region League A&S and others sponsored the Richard Light visit and conference with several hundred participants AUS 35 community hearding screenings for IPFW Health Fair AUS speech & language screening for pre-K Title 1 children ILCS Virtue organized International Film Series on African cinema: Five films followed by faculty-led discussions. Co-sponsored by community organizations ILCS Aishah Shahidah Simmons, African-Amer filmmaker, presented a 25 attendees workshop on sexual abuse issues and a showing and follow-up discussion of her film No , co-sponsored w/FW Cinema Center, Planned Parenthood, Center for Nonviolence JOUR received IU grant to sponsor two public lectures by Peter 300 attendees Turnley POLS film series w/POLS Club; 4 films w/discussions, 135 total 135 attendees attendees Provide cultural programming ANTH/JOUR co-sponsored photojournalist David Turnley and intellectual leadership by ENGL sponsored the Visiting Writers Series sponsoring panels, lectures, etc. HIST co-sponsored talks about Amelia Earhart and Harriet Jacobs ILCS presentation by filmmaker Peter Raymont ("Shake Hands with the Devil") sponsored by French Club and International Student Organization ILCS continued publication of online literary and cultural journal Soleado

PACS commentary board created venue for dialogue on peace issues. Extensively used by students. Commentary regularly archived. POLS organized public panel on social security Increase attendance at A&S Larry Kuznar A&S Distinguished Lecturer 2005 Distinguished Lecture Series Provide expertise to community BIOL Gillespie continued as Chair of the Bd of Dir for St. Joseph River organizations and service to Watershed Initiative community boards Participation and leadership in MATH hosted MATH Counts, part of natl math competition, junior high MATH sci camp, science fair, school MATH Counts, et al. MATH hosted annual IN Council of Teachers of Math contest MATH & PHYS held Math & Science Camp 12 students

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University Bottom Line Metrics Unit Section No. School Goals List of 2005 Activities and Accomplishments Strategic Goals (Show at least 2 yrs' B-Goals 5 Pursue the continuous Improve A&S operations CASA Increased use of Tutor Trac in CASA improvement of BIOL Blumenthal OAA Fellow university operations PACS steering committee redesigned Web page development on track Complete renovation of CM space assingments ongoing temporary A&S office space Recruit and retain high-quality All staff positions filled A&S staff Advisor and assoc dean in process Develop eficient/effective Planned reorganization of A&S ofrfice to include office manager business procedures

School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 13 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 14 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 15 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 16 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 17 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 18 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 19 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 20 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 21 School Goals and Accomplishments Calendar Year 2005 22 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005

Unit Section No. Statement C-Research 1 Provide an Endnote Library File

Bibliography of faculty publications, performances, shows, etc.+ a. Books b. Book chapters c. Volume editing d. Journal publications e. Exhibitions and performances f. Proceedings, manuals, supplementary materials, and book reviews

+ Note: All accomplishments published or presented during 2005 should be included, even if listed as "in press" in a previous year.

C-Research 2 Summary numbers of presentations.

C-Research 3 Listing of grants/contracts (awarded in 2005).

C-Research 4 Bibliography of notable student accomplishments.

See next worksheet Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 24

C. Research. 1. Bibliography of faculty publications, performances, shows, etc Department Faculty a. Books BIOL Kingsbury Williams, R. N., B. MacGowan, B. A. Kingsbury, and Z. J. Walker. In press. "Salamanders of Indiana." Purdue University Extension. MacGowan, B., B. A. Kingsbury, and R. N. Williams. 2005. "Turtles of Indiana." Purdue University Extension. 63 pp. CASA O’Hear, Smith, and O’Hear, Smith, and Darabi. Assessment. College Reading and Learning Association Darabi Publication (CRLA). In press. CHM Friedman, Ronald Peter Atkins and Ronald Friedman, Molecular Quantum Mechanics, Fourth Edition, Oxford University Press, 2005 COM Carr, Steve A. Hollywood and Anti-Semitism: A Cultural History up to World War II. New York: Cambridge U P, 2001. Reviewed in Journal of Jewish History 56.1 (2005): 170-7 Godwin-Starks, Drinking the Living Water: A View from the Edge, AuthorHouse Publishing, Bloomington, IN Deborah: Davon Goes Fishing at the Big Green Yucky Lake, AuthorHouse Publishing, Bloomington, IN

Simpson, Jennifer S. Cooks, L. & Simpson, J.S., ed. (under contract). Whiteness, pedagogy, performance. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books. Cooks and Simpson secured contract with Lexington Books, a division of Rowman & Littlefield in summer 2005. 2005 reviews of Simpson’s I Have Been Waiting: Race and U.S. Higher Education (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2003): Feminist Teacher and Politics and Culture: An International Review of Books (peer reviewed journals) and On Campus With Women (a publication of the Association of American Colleges and Universities). ENGL Crisler, Curtis Crisler, Curtis. Tough Boy Sonatas . Frontstreet (in press). Felber, Lynette Felber, Lynette. Edited collection, Clio’s Daughters: British Women Making History . Accepted by University of Delaware Press (in press) GEOS Farlow Brett-Surman, M. K.; Farlow, J. Beuthin, and J. Kvale, E. 2005. Dinosaur Sciences--from Field to Classroom: What We Can and Cannot Know about Dinosaurs . GeoScience Adventures, Shell, WY. Flodin Eichhubl, P., and Flodin, E. A., in press, Brittle deformation, fluid flow, and diagenesis in sandstone at Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada: 2005 , Geological Society of America Annual Meeting Field Trip Guidebook.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 24 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 25 HIST Raúl Galoppe and Raúl Galoppe and Richard Weiner, eds., Explorations on Subjectivity, Borders, and Richard Weiner Demarcations: A Fine Line. Lanham, MD: University Press of America (December, 2005), 212pp. PACS Johnson, R. L. Richard L. Johnson, Gandhi’s Experiments with Truth: Essential Writings by and about Mahatma Gandhi. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2006. PHYS Maloney, David P. David P. Maloney - E & M TIPERs: Electricity and Magnetism Tasks Inspired by Physics Education Research (2006) by Curtis J. Hieggelke, David P. Maloney, Steven E. Kanim and Thomas L. O’Kuma, Prentice Hall PHIL Butler, C. Appeared: C Butler: Hegel’s Lectures on Logic , Indiana University Press, 2005 Accepted: C Butler: Human Rights Ethics , Editions Rodopi Amsterdam POLS Lutz, James Lutz, James M. and Brenda J. Lutz, Terrorism: Origins and Evolution (New York: Palgrave, 2005), 240 pp. PPSYSY AbbottAbbott, BrBruceuce Bordens, K.K. S.S.,, & Abbott, B.B. BB.. ((2005)2005). RResearchesearch DesignDesign and Methods: A Process ApproachApproach (sixth edition) . Boston: McGraw-Hill. Bordens, Kenneth Bordens, K. S., & Abbott, B. B. (2005). Research design and methods: A process approach (sixth edition) . Boston: McGraw Hill.

Gerow, J., & Bordens, K. S. (2005). Psychology: An introduction (seventh edition) . Cincinnati, OH: Alliance Press WOST Felber, Lynette Edited collection, Clio’s Daughters: British Women Making History , 1790-1899. This is a series of essays on women’s historiography accepted by University of Delaware Press pending final revision and editing.

b. Book Chapters

ANTH McLorg, Penelope McLorg, Penelope A. and Diane E. Taub. 2005. “Anorexia nervosa and bulimia: The development of deviant identities.” In Mapping the Social Landscape: Readings in Sociology, 4th ed., edited by Susan J. Ferguson, pp. 241-253. Boston: McGraw-Hill. Reprinted from Deviant Behavior 8:177-189 (1987).

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 25 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 26 McLorg, Penelope A. and Diane E. Taub. 2005. “Anorexia nervosa and bulimia: The development of deviant identities.” In Deviance: The Interactionist Perspective, 9th ed., edited by Earl Rubington and Martin S. Weinberg, pp. 396-404. Boston: Pearson. Reprinted from Deviant Behavior 8:177-189 (1987). Sandstrom, Alan 2005 "The Cave-Pyramid Complex among Contemporary Nahua of Northern Veracruz" pp. 33- 68. In the Maw of the Earth Monster: Mesoamerican Ritual Cave Use, James E. Brady and Keith M. Prufer, eds. Austin: University of Texas Press (claimed previously but just appeared in print). 2006 "Blood and Paper: Dard Hunter and Ritual Sacrifice Among Native Americans of Mexico." (15- page manuscript available, including 5 photos and 8 figures). Anita Lynn Forgach Keynote Speaker Award lecture to be published by the Friends of Dard Hunter, an international society dedicated to the ife and work of explorer and pioneer papermaker Dard Hunter (1881-1966). 2006 "Cultural Materialism, Rational Choice, and the Problem of General Ethnography: Marvin Harris and the StruggleStruggle for Science in AnthropologyAnthropology" ((5050- pagepage manuscriptmanuscript available)available). In Studying Societies and Cultures: Marvin Harris's Cultural Materialism and its Legacy, Lawrence A. Kuznar and Stephen K. Sanderson, eds. Paradigm Publishers, Studies in Comparative Social Science, series edited by Stephen K. Sanderson. 2006 "Ethnic Identity in Indigenous Mesoamerica: Archaeology, Ethnohistory, and Ethnography" (with Frances Berdan, 27-page manuscript available) In Ethnic Identity in Indigenous Mesoamerica: Views from Archaeology, Ethnohistory, and Contemporary Ethnography (with Frances Berdan, John Chance, Barbara Stark, James Taggart, and Emily Umberger) overall manuscript in preparation, under contract with the University of Utah Press.

2005 "The Wave: Fieldwork and Friendship in Northern Veracruz, Mexico." Reprinted as the lead chapter with two photographs in new edition of Bridges to Humanity, Bruce T. Grindal and Frank A. Salamone, eds. Prospect Heights, Ill.: Waveland Press. 2005 "Grupos toponímicos y organización de casas entre los Nahuas del Norte de Veracruz." In Familia y parentesco en México y Mesoamérica: Unas miradas antropológicas (Family and Kinship in Mexico and Mesoamerica: Some Anthropological Views), David Robichaux, ed. pp. 139-66, México, D.F.: Universidad Iberoamericana. Re-publication in Spanish of book chapter published earlier.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 26 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 27 Stroulia, Anna with Karen Vitelli. “From Franchthi Cave to Kiladha: Public Archaeology in Practice.” Chapter to be published in Anna Stroulia and Susan Sutton, eds., Archaeology in Situ: Local Perspectives on Archaeology, Archaeology, and Sites in Greece (book solicited by Routledge Press) Sutter, Richard (n.d.) “The Biological Origins and Relations Among the Moche Valley Gallinazo Of Cerro Oreja and Other Prehistoric Northern Andean Mortuary Populations: A First Approximation Using Epigenetic Dental Traits.” Chapter accepted for publication in the volume Gallinazo: An Early Cultural Tradition on the Peruvian North Coast, edited by Jean-François Millaire.

(n.d.) “Post-Tiwanaku Ethnogenesis in the Coastal Osmore Valley: A Test of Competing Models for the Origins of the Moquegua Chiribaya Using Matrix Correlations.” Chapter accepted for publication in the edited volume Bioarchaeology and Identity in the Americas, edited by Kelly J. Knudson and Christopher Stojanowski. Cambridge University Press.

BaBaueruer, BBSS,, JoJonesnes,, B, Klink, C,C, SuSuttertter, RRCC,, dedeFranceFrance,, SSDD, anandd BBurgerurger, R ((nn.d.).d.) “ThThee ArArchaicchaic Period of the Cuzco Valley.” Manuscript accepted for publication in the monograph Archaic Period of the Cuzco Valley, by B Bauer and B Jones (editors). The Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA. (2005) “A Bioarchaeological Assessment of Prehistoric Ethnicity Among Early Late Intermediate Period Populations of the Coastal Azapa Valley, Chile.” In Us & Them: The Assignation of Ethnicity in the Andean Region. Methodological Approaches, edited by Richard Reycraft. The Institute of Archaeology, UCLA: 185-205. (Claimed previously but now in print.) AUS Dalby, J. Dalby, J. and Kewley-Port, D.(2005). Explicit pronunciation training sing automatic speech recognition technology. In Yong Zhao, ed., Research in Technology and Second Language Learning. Greenwich, CT: Information Age Publishing. BIOL Cooper, W. E Cooper, W. E., Jr. In press. Lizard chemical senses, chemosensory behavior, and foraging mode. In: Lizard Foraging Behavior. Reilly, S., McBrayer, L., and Miles, D. (Eds). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. Kingsbury Gibson, S. E., Z. J. Walker, and B. A. Kingsbury. Accepted with revision. Microhabitat preferences of the Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus) in the Harwood Forests of Southern Indiana. In: Biology of the Rattlesnakes, K. R. Beaman, S. P. Bush, M. D. Cardwell, and W. K. Hayes, eds.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 27 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 28 COM Carr, Steve A. “Wretched Refuse: New York Slum Films in the Aftermath of 9/11.” The City That Never Sleeps. Murray Pomerance, ed. New Brunswick NJ: Rutgers U P, in press. Rev. of “From Street Scene to Dead End.” “Mass Murder, Modernity, and the Alienated Gaze.” Cinema and Modernity. Murray Pomerance, ed. New Brunswick NJ: Rutgers U P, in press. L.I.E., The Believer, and the Sexuality of Jewish Boys. Where the Boys Are: Cinemas of Masculinity and Youth. Frances Gateward and Murray Pomerance, eds. Contemporary Film and Television Series. Detroit MI: Wayne State U P, 2005. Mallin, Irwin A. “Studying Interpersonal Conflict at the Nexus of Our Disciplinary Traditions.” In O. Leontovich, & J. Parrish-Sprowl (Eds.) Communication Studies 2005. (In Press) Volgograd, Russia: Peremena. Simpson, Jennifer S.: (Under contract). Can’t we focus on the good stuff: The pedagogical distance between comfort and critique,” chapter in Whiteness, pedagogy, and performance, ed. L. Cooks and J.S. Simpson. Lanham, MD.: Lexington Books. Contract secured for book in 2005.

(In press). Can’t we all just disagree? Contentious social issues in the classroom. Quick hits on civic engagement. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. ENGL Blythe, Stuart “Coding Digital Texts and Multimedia.” Digital Writing Research: Technologies, Methodologies, and Ethical Issues . Eds. Dànielle DeVoss & Heidi McKee. Camden, NJ: Hampton Press (in press). 29 pp. Farnsworth, Rodney “Reading Beyond Body, Cane, and Crosier: Talleyrand as Romantic Discourse,” chapter in Romanticism and Its Other Discourses (in press). Felber, Lynette “Introduction.” The Warden . By Anthony Trollope. New York: Barnes and Noble, 2005. vii- xiv + 205-07. (solicited). ---. “Introduction.” The Garden Party and Other Stories. By Katherine Mansfield. New York: Barnes and Noble, 2005. ix-xvi + 179. (solicited). Hume, Beverly “Of Cuttle Fish and Women: Melville’s Goneril in The Confidence-Man.” Melville and Women . Ed. Haskell Springer and Elizabeth Schultz. Ohio: Kent State UP (in press). Kalamaras, George “Introduction” to Conquistador , a book of poetry by Jay Griswold, Charlotte, NC: Main Street Rag Publishing Company. 2005. Lin, Lidan “The Legacy and the Future of Orientalism” in Paradoxical Citizenship: Edward Said. Ed. Silvia Nagy-Zekmi . Lexington Books (in press).

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 28 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 29 Simon, Beth “Colloquial American English,” 2005, in A Handbook of Varieties of English , Volume 2, Morphology, Syntax , Bernd Kortmann, Kate Burridge, Rajend Mesthrie and Edgar W. Schneider, eds. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 221-244. (with T.E. Murray). ---. Dago, Finlander, Cousin Jack: Ethnicity and Identity on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, 2005, in The State Linguistic Profiles of Michigan & Ohio , Dennis Preston, Brian Joseph, and Carol Preston, eds. Cleveland: Caravan Books. Thompson, Chad “Fallacies of Language Maintenance from A to A: The Amish and Athabaskan Cases.” Ed. by Melissa Axelrod. Albuquerque: New Mexico University Press (in press).

HIST Livschiz, Ann Livschiz, Ann. “De-Stalinizing Children: The Bumpy Road to Moral Rebirth,” in The Dilemmas of de-Stalinisation: A Social and Cultural History of Reform in the Khrushchev Era , ed. Polly Jones (Routledge Press, December 2005). 117-137pp. Weiner, Richard H. Weiner, Richard H. “Blurred Boundaries: Porfirian Mexico and the International Division of Labor.” In Raúl Galoppe and Richard Weiner, eds., Explorations in Subjectivity, Borders, and DDemarcations:emarcations: A Fine Line, pppp.. 69-87.69 87. LanhamLanham,, MD: UniversitUniversityy Press of America ((DecemberDecember 2005) ILCS Benito, Ana Benito, Ana “The Spanish Inquisition and the Creation of the Other.” Book chapter submitted and accepted to an anthology about conversos in Medieval Spain. Will be published by Brill Publishers of the Netherlands in 2007. In progress Book chapter proposal on miniature images in Cantigas de Santa María for a volume on Writing Design: Pictographic Strategies in Literature . Fox, Linda Fox, Linda “From Chants to Borders to Communion : Pat Mora’s Poetic Journey to Nepantla,” article reprinted in a book collection by Galoppe and Weiner, eds. Explorations on Subjectivity, Borders, and Demarcation: A Fine Line , University Press of America, December 2005. Roberts, Lee Roberts, Lee “Russian Crime and German Punishment: Varied Translations of Dostoevsky and Changing Public Opinion in Germany” accepted as part of volume Finding the Foreign, forthcoming in 2006 by Cambridge Scholars Press. Summers, Jason Summers, Jason “Media-Portrayed Violence in Alberto Fuguet’s Tinta roja.” Novels of the Contemporary Extreme . In Press. Eds. Alain-Philippe Durand and Naomi Mandel. London: Continuum, 2006. 102-20. PHIL Dixie, Q. Appeared:

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 29 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 30 Q Dixie: How Firm a Foundation? The Institutional Origins of the National Baptist Convention U.S.A., Inc . pp 327-335 in David A. Roozen & James R. Nieman, eds. Church, Identity, and Change; Theology and Denomination Structures in Unsettled Times. Grand Rapids: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2005 Butler, C. Accepted: C Butler: Hegel’s Lectures on Logic : The Translator’s Introductions, to appear in Hegel’s Lectures on Logic, Indiana University Press, 2006. C Butler: Soft Americans Empire vs. Playing the U.N. – E.U. Card , to appear in Guantanamo Bay and the Judicial Treatment of Aliens, Purdue University Press, 2006. C Butler: Hegelian Logic in an Analytic Mode , to appear in Hegel’s Science of Logic, MacMillan Palgrave publishers, 2007. PSY Bordens, Kenneth Gerow, J., & Bordens, K. S. (2005). What ever happened to ... ? Psychological research that introductory students don't hear much about any more. In B. Perlman, L. I. McCann, & W. Buskist (Eds.). Voices of experience: Memorable talks from the National Institute on the Teaching of Psy chology gy,, (pp. 33-44 ). Washin gton, , D.C.: American Ps ycholo gical Society .

SOC Taub, Diane McLorg, Penelope A. and Diane E. Taub. 2005. “Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia: The Development of Deviant Identities.” Pages 241-253 in Susan J. Ferguson (Ed.) Mapping the Social Landscape: Readings in Sociology (4th edition). Boston: McGraw-Hill. Reprinted from Deviant Behavior 8:177 189 (1987) McLorg, Penelope A. and Diane E. Taub. 2005. “Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia: The Development of Deviant Identities.” Pp. 396-404 in Earl Rubington and Martin S. Weinberg (Eds.) Deviance: The Interactionist Perspective (9th edition). Boston: Pearson. Reprinted from Deviant Behavior 8:177-189 (1987). WOST Felber, Lynette “Introduction.” The Garden Party and Other Stories . By Katherine Mansfield. New York: Barnes and Noble, 2005. ix-xvi + 179. (solicited by press) Fox, Linda “From Chants to Borders to Communion : Pat Mora’s Poetic Journey to Nepantla,” article previously reported as being reprinted in a book collection appeared in Galoppe and Weiner, eds. Explorations on Subjectivity, Borders, and Demarcation: A Fine Line , University Press of America, December 2005 Hume, Beverly “Of Cuttle Fish and Women: Melville’s Goneril in The Confidence-Man.” Melville and Women. Ed. Haskell Springer and Elizabeth Schultz. Ohio: Kent State UP, forthcoming 2006.

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ANTH Sandstrom 2005 Native Peoples of the Gulf Coast of Mexico (edited volume with E. Hugo García Valencia). Native Peoples of the Americas series, Laurie Weinstein, series ed. Tucson, University of Arizona Press, pp. 335, claimed previously but now in print Edited issues # 39 and # 40 of the biannual Nahua Newsletter, a publication devoted to the culture, language, and history of Nahuatl speakers and neighboring indigenous peoples of Mesoamerica, 425 subscribers in 15 different countries, 78 pages for both issues. The NN represents a cooperative effort between the IPFW Department of Anthropology and the I.U. Bloomington Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies. With issue #40 we have completed 20 years of publication. AUS Dalby External editor - Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica Reviewed one article Hess Associate Editor-Communication Disorders Quarterly; Reviewed 2 articles ENGL Simon Language Variation and Change in the American Midland: A New Look at “Heartland” English . Philadelphia, Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing. A volume in the Varieties of English Around the World series (in press). ILCS Benito, Ana Benito, Ana Helped in the editing of Soleado – Revista de literature y cultura 2 (Otoño 2005). Department of International Language and Culture Studies. Online at www.soleado.org.

Roberts, Lee Roberts, Lee Finished editing volume Germany and Imagined East for publication through Cambridge Scholars Press in December 2005. Summers, Jason Summers, Jason Edited the entire second volume of Spanish-language literary and cultural journal that he founded Soleado – Revista de literatura y cultura 2 (Otoño 2005). Department of International Language and Culture Studies. Online at: www.soleado.org.

PHIL Butler, C. C Butler: Guantanamo Bay and the Judicio-Moral Treatment of the Other , to appear, Purdue University Press, 2006. Dixie, Q. Q. Dixie: The Sound of the Genuine: The Selected Writings and Correspondence of Howard Thurman, 1918-1936 . (Accepted for publication in 2005, to be published in 2006).

d. Journal publications Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 31 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 32

ANTH Kuznar Lawrence 2006. “High Fidelity Computational Social Science in Anthropology: Prospects for Developing a Comparative Framework.” Social Science Computer Review 24:1-15 2005

with Robert Sedlmeyer 2005. “Collective Violence in Darfur: An Agent-based Model of Pastoral Nomad/Sedentary Peasant Interaction.” Mathematical Anthropology and Culture Theory 1:1-22 www.mathematicalanthropology.org with W. G. Frederick. 2005. “The Effect of Nepotism on Political Risk Taking and Social Unrest.” Proceedings of the 2005 Annual Conference of NAACSOS (North American Association for Computational Social and Organizational Science). McLorg Penelope 2005. “Anthropometric patterns in middle-aged and older rural Yucatec Maya women.” Annals of Human Biology 32:487-497. 2005. “Lack of age-related increase in average glycemia in a non-Westernized sample of rural Yucatec Maya females.” American Journal of Physical Anthropology 126:111-121.

Strezewski Michael Patterns of Interpersonal Violence at the Fisher Site, Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology, in press. Sutter Richard (n.d.) “Nonmetric Subadult Sexing Traits: II. A Multifactorial Examination of Eight Previously Proposed Methods Using Prehistoric Known-Sex Mummies from Northern Chile.” Manuscript accepted for publication to Journal of Forensic Sciences. (n.d.) “The test of competing models for the prehistoric peopling of the Azapa Valley, Northern Chile, using matrix correlations.” Manuscript accepted for publication in Chungará.

and R. Cortez (2005) “The Nature of Moche Human Sacrifice: A Bio-Archaeological Perspective.” Current Anthropology 46(4): 521-549. (Claimed in previous year but now in print.) (2005) “The Prehistoric Peopling of South America as Inferred from Genetically Controlled Dental Traits.” Andean Past 7. (Claimed in previous year but now in print.) AUS Dalby J. Rogers, C. L. and Dalby, J. (2005). Forced-choice analysis of segmental production by Chinese-accented English speakers. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 48, 306-322. Hess L. in press (2006): I would like to play but I am autistic. Journal of Child Language, Teaching and Therapy, 22, 97-116.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 32 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 33 Provided master videotape for Pro-ed publishers to remake the video to accompany FACE to FACE: Facilitating Adolescent Communication Experiences (Published, 1993), July 05.

BIOL Attum, Omar Attum, O, P. Eason, S. M. Baha el Din, and G. Cobbs Accepted with revisions. Response of a reptile community to desertification: Do traditional ideas about habitat specialists/generalists hold? Biological Conservation. Attum, O. and P. Eason. In Press. The effects of vegetation loss on the abundance, body condition, thermoregulatory behavior, and activity of the lizard, Acanthodactylus longipes? Journal of Wildlife Management. Wakefield, S. and O. Attum. In Press. The effects of human visitation on the use of a waterhole by desert ungulates. Journal of Arid Environments. Attum, O, P. Eason and S. Wakefield. In Press. Conservation implications of midden selection and use in an endangered gazelle. Journal of Zoology. Wakefield, S. O. Attum, R. R. Robinson, and M. A. Sandoka. In Press. Waterhole use by Nubian Ibex. Mammalia. Wakefield, S., O. Attum, R. R. Robinson, and M. A. Sandoka. In Press. Activity patterns, sex ratio, and group size of a reintroduced population of mountain gazelles, Gazella gazella, visiting a waterhole in central, Saudi Arabia. Mammalia. Wacher, T., and O. Attum. 2005. Monitoring the presence and distribution of small carnivores in the Empty Quarter through the use of a camera trap. Mammalia. 69: 81-84

Cheng, Z-M., Dai, W., Bosela, M.J., and Osburn, L.D. In Press. Genetic engineering approaches to enhance adventitious root formation in hardwood cuttings. Journal of Crop Improvement. Cooper, William Cooper, W. E., Jr. 2005. The foraging mode controversy and foraging space. Journal of Zoology 267: 179-190. Cooper, W. E., Jr. 2005. When and how does starting distance affect flight initiation distance? Canadian Journal of Zoology 83:1045-1050.

Cooper, W. E., Jr. 2005. Ecomorphological variation in foraging behavior in Puerto Rican Anolis lizards. Journal of Zoology 265:133-139. Cooper, W. E., Jr. 2005. Duration of movement as a lizard foraging movement variable. Herpetologica 61:363-372.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 33 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 34 Vitt, L. J., Caldwell, J.P., Sartorius, S. S., Cooper, W. E., Jr., Baird, T. A., Baird, T. D., and Pérez-Mellado, V. 2005. Pushing the edge: extended activity as an alternative to risky body temperatures in an herbivorous teiid lizard (Cnemidophorus murinus: Squamata). Functional Ecology 19:152-158. Cooper, W. E., Jr. 2005. Lizard foraging modes: global need for data, methods for data collection, and call for data. Herpetological Review 36:367-369. Cooper, W. E., Jr., Vitt, L. J., Caldwell, J. P., and Fox, S. F. 2005. Relationships among foraging variables, phylogeny, and foraging modes, with new data for nine North American lizard species. Herpetologica 61:250-259. Cooper, W. E., Jr., and Al-Johany, A. M. 2005. Antipredatory threat displays and aggressive defenses by the acrodont lizard Uromastyx aegyptius when cornered and in crevices. Russian Journal of Herpetology 12:69-73. Jordan, Mark Jordan, M.A. Snell, H.L., Snell, H.M. and W.C. Jordan. 2005. Phenotypic divergence despite high levels of gene flow in Galápagos lava lizards (Microlophus albemarlensis). Molecular EcoloEcologygy 14:859-86714:859 867 Kingsbury, Bruce Roe, J. H., J. K. Gibson, and B. A. Kingsbury. In press. Beyond the wetland border: estimating the impact of roads for two species of waternsakes. Biological Conservation. Marshall, J. C., Jr., J. M. Manning, and B. A. Kingsbury. In press. Movement and macrohabitat selection of the Eastern Massasauga in a fen habitat. Herpetologica. Roe, J. H., B. A. Kingsbury, and M. A. Myers. 2005. Nerodia erythrogaster neglecta (Copper- bellied Watersnake) foraging behavior. Herpetological Review 36: 70. Mustafa, Ahmed Mustafa, A. and W. Piasecki. 2005. In press. Factors affecting the susceptibility of sea lice infestations in Atlantic salmon. Wiadomosci Parazytologiczne. Invited Review Paper (Accepted for publication in December 2005 issue). Mustafa, A., Barbara MacKinnon, and Wojciech Piasecki. 2005. Interspecific variation between Atlantic salmon and Arctic charr in susceptibility to infection with larval and adult Caligus elongatus: effects of skin mucus protein profiles and epidermal histological differences. ACTA Ichthyologica et Piscatoria, 35: 7-13. Paladino, Frank Ralph, C. R., R. Reina, B. Wallace, P. Sotherland, J. Spotila, & F. V. Paladino. 2005. Effect of egg location and respiratory gas concentrations on developmental success in nests of the leatherback turtle Dermochelys coriacea. Australian J. Zool. 53:289-294. Soslau, G., P. Prest, R. Class, R. George, F. Paladino, & G. Violetta. 2005. Comparison of sea turtle thrombocyte aggregation to human platelet aggregation in whole blood. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. 142B(2005):353-360. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 34 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 35 Clusella-Trullas, S.. J. R. Spotila & F.V. Paladino. 2006 Energetics during hatchling dispersal of the olive ridley turtle Lepidochelys olivacea using doubly labeled water. Physiol. & Biochem. Zool. 79:(2)Feb/Mar 2006 In Press Wallace, B., C. Williams, F. Paladino, S. Morreale, T. Lindstrom, J. Spotila. 2005. Bioenergetics and diving activity of internesting leatherback turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) at Parque Nacional Marino Las Baulas, Costa Rica. Journal of Experimental Biology 208:3873- 3884. Southwood, A., R. Andrews, F. Paladino, & D. Jones. 2005. Effects of diving and swimming behaviour on body temperatures of Pacific leatherback turtles in tropical seas. Physiological & Biochemical Zoology 78(2):2005. Visalli, Robert Blakeney, S., Kowlaski, J., Tummolo, T., Cooper, D., Guo, M., Gangolli, S., Long, D., Zamb, T., Natuk R.J., * Visalli, R.J. (2005). Herpes simplex virus type 2 UL24 gene is a virulence determinant in murine and guinea pig disease models. J. Virol. 79: 10498-10506.

CCHMHM CobuCoburnrn, SStephentephen Bach S, Knockaert M, Reinhardt J, Lozach O, Schmitt S, Baratte B, Koken M, Coburn SP, Tang L, Jiang T, Liang DC, Galons H, Dierick JF, Pinna LA, Meggio F, Totzke F, Schachtele C, Lerman AS, Carnero A, Wan Y, Gray N, Meijer L. Roscovitine targets: protein kinases and pyridoxal kinase. J Biol Chem 2005;280:31208-19. Massé PG, Dosy J, Cole DEC, Evrovski J, Mahuren JD, Coburn SP. Elevation of plasma homocysteine in natural menopause cannot be explained by a lack of vitamin coenzyme availability: relevance to cardiovascular disease. J Nutr Health Aging 2005;9:59-64.

Van den Bos T, Handoko G, Niehof A, Ryan LM, Coburn SP, Whyte MP, Beertsen W. Cementum and dentin in childhood hypophosphatasia teeth. J Dent Res 2005;84:1021-5. Coburn, Stephen and Ericson KL, Mahuren JD, Zubovic YM, Coburn SP. Use of chlorite to improve HPLC Karen Ericson detection of pyridoxal 5'-phosphate. J Chromatogr B Analyt Technol Biomed Life Sci 2005;823:218-20. Duchovic, Ronald R. J. Duchovic and Marla A. Parker, “A Quasi-Classical Trajectory Study of the Reaction H + O2 OH + O with the O2 Reagent Vibrationally Excited ”, J. Phys. Chem. A, 109, 5883(2005). Tahmassebi, Daryoush Solimannejad M., Tahmassebi D., and Alikhani M. E. “Theoretical study of structure, stability and infrared spectra of CH3X-SO3 (X=F, Cl, Br) complexes” Spectrochimica Acta A, 61, 373 (2005).

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 35 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 36 COM Dixson Marcia D. Accepted for publication: Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks: Creating effective online discussions: Instructor and student roles with Michelle Kuhlhorst, MA and Amber Reiff, MA Mallin Irwin A. “The Rhetorical Construction of Justice and Money in Citizens Bank v. Strumpf.” Communication Law Review, 5(2) 1-24. (2005) Simpson Jennifer S. Accepted for publication: Reaching for justice: The pedagogical politics of agency, race, and change. The Review of Education, Pedagogy, and Cultural Studies. ENGL Amidon Stevens “Writing the Learning Organization.” Business Communication Quarterly 68 (2005): 406-28. (peer reviewed). Cain Mary Ann “Horse Barn” (novel excerpt). Thirteenth Moon Literary Journal (in press). ---. “Wired on Chocolate in the Midget Bed” (short story). Sex and Chocolate , an anthology of short fiction (revision in press). --- “Charming Tyrants and Faceless Facilitators: The Lore of Teaching Identities in Creative Writing Classrooms.” This is (Not) Just to Say: Lore and Creative Writing Pedagogy, eds. StephanieStephanie Vanderslice and KellyKelly Ritter. ((inin ppress).E111ress).E111 Darabi Rachelle “Basic Writing and Learning Communities.” Journal of Basic Writing (in press). Felber Lynette “The Recalcitrant Sleuth: Trollope and Metaphysical Detective Sequence Novel.” The Journal of Popular Culture 40 (peer reviewed; in press). ---. "The Literary Portrait as Centerfold: Fetishism in Mary Elizabeth Braddon's Lady Audley's Secret" Victorian Literature and Culture (peer reviewed; in press). Griggs Karen “A Role Play for Revising Style and Applying Managerial Theories,” Business Communication Quarterly 68 (2005): 60-65. ---. “ECET and Engineering: Differentiation by Student Learning Style,” co-author with Hal Broberg and Paul Lin. The Journal of Engineering Technology (in press). Kalamaras George “Talking Garden: Remembering Wendy Bishop.” (Essay). Co-author: Patrick Lawler. Dialogue (in press.) ---. “’Assertion is Dadaist’: Takahashi Shinkichi, Japanese Surrealism, and the Possibilities of Zen.” Factorial . No. 4, 2005: 75-85. ---. “Saturday Nights After the Divorce.” Family Matters: Poems of Our Families . Huron, OH: Bottom Dog Press, 2005: 79-81. ---. “Nikola Vaptsarov” and “From Ox Carts to Pol Pot.” Citizen 32 (UK). (In Press.)

---. “From the Book of Tongues (8).” Hambone . (In Press.) ---. “Any Kind of Map.” The Iowa Review . (In Press.) Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 36 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 37 ---. “Just to Become Human” and “Step Through.” Magazine of Speculative Poetry . (In Press.) ---. “From the Book of Tongues (2),” “From the Book of Tongues (10),” “From the Book of Tongues (17),” “There Can Be No Harm in Obeying My Nose Hair,” and “Your Own Ox-head Mask as Proof.” Natural History . (In Press.) ---. “Elegy for McGrath,” “Poem Against Fear, with a First Line By Thomas McGrath,” “Tongues of Miguel Hernandez,” “A Practice of Hands,” “Tsunami,” and “The Turning Point.” ---. “The Mythology of Death” and “Which Hemisphere.” ---. “Parthenogenesis,” “For Good,” “Opposite Sides of the River,” and “I Have Been the Next Moment,” The Bitter Oleander , Fall 2005, Vol. 11, No. 2: 94, 95, 96, & 97. ---. “How the Tongue Finds Itself in the Underarm Scar,” “Sheep Song,” “Liver and Boiled Fish,” “Pharmacology and Despair,” and “Quick as Brahms’ Births.” The Bitter Oleander , Spring 2005, Vol. 11, No. 1: 59, 60, 61, 62, & 63. ---.. “Affirmation”Affirmation The BloomsburyBloomsbury Review , JulJuly/Augusty/August 2005, Vol.Vol. 25, Issue 4: 12.12. ---. “A History of Green.” Boulevard , Fall 2005, Vol. 21, No. 1 (No. 61): 114-115. ---. “Ayukawa Nobuo’s Attempt to Define a Headache” and “Last Letter of Robert Desnos.” Flights , Fall 2005, Vol. 1, No. 1: 41-43 & 44-46. ---. “In the Café of Strange Skin” (reprint) and “En el Café ---. “Roque Dalton’s Czechoslovakian Palm.” Roque Dalton Redux . San Diego: Cedar Hill Books, 2005: 18. ---. “Brahms and the Taxidermies of Sleep” (reprint) and “Tons of Sobs.” Arpeggio (Internet journal), Issue 1, October 2005. ---. “Vallejo’s Forehead,” “In What Tender Way,” “The Wheel.” Arson , 2005, Vol. 1, No. 1: 11, 12, & 13-14. (Editors substituted the poem “The Wheel” for previously accepted “The Tongues of Miguel Hernandez.”) ---. “In the Café of Strange Skin.” Barrow Street , Summer 2005: 38. ---. “Your Insides Have Some Explaining to Do” and “Living in the Material World.” Double Room (Internet journal), Issue 5, Winter/Spring 2005. ---. “One of Only Two.” Gargoyle , 2005, No. 50: 74-75. ---. “A Theory of the Choke of Dust.” Louisiana Review , Fall/Winter 2004-2005, Vol. 4: 68.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 37 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 38 ---. “Octavio Paz and a Theory of Static” and “The Decomposition of A.K. Ramanujan’s Corpse.” Sentence: A Journal of Prose Poetics , Fall 2005, No. 3: 137-38 & 139-40.

---. “In Distant Lands” and “Wang Wei Board Game.” Spoon River Poetry Review , Winter/Spring 2005, Vol. XXX, No. 1: 106 & 107-114. Kaufmann Michael “The Solace of Bad Form: Tim O’Brien’s Postmodernist Revisions of Vietnam in ‘Speaking of Courage.’” Critique 46 (Summer 2005): 333-341. Lin Lidan “From Quigley the Writer to Murphy the Job Seeker: Beckett’s Evolving Vision of Characters and Plots in Murphy.” English Studies: A Journal of English Language and Literature . In press. Refereed journal. ---. “The Hybrid Matrix of Modernism: Bloomsbury and the (Chinese) Crescent Moon Group.” Modernism/Modernity (in press). Refereed journal. ---. “The Center Cannot Hold: Ambiguous Narrative Voices in Wu’s The Journey to the West and Conrad’s Heart of Darkness .” The Comparatist 29 (2005): 63-81. Refereed journal.

---. “Spatial Narrative and Postfeminist Fiction: Margaret Drabble’s The Radiant Way .” English Studies: A Journal of English Language and Literature 86.1 (2005): 51-70. Refereed journal. Roberts Lewis “‘The Production of a Female Hand’: Professional Literacy and the Career of Geraldine Jewsbury” (in press). Women’s Writing 12.3. ---. "Trafficking in Literary Authority: Mudie's Select Library and the Commodification of the Victorian Novel." Victorian Literature and Culture (in press). Simon Beth “Dinner and After Dinner” and “Fossil Walrus Calculus.” Beloit Poetry Journal . 56: 2 (2005/06) 8, 9. ---. “Dawn at Dulles Int’l.” Crab Orchard Review . 10:2 (2005) 235. ---. “Rejecting Street Shoes.” Epoch . 54:1 (2005) 124. Slagle Michael (limited term lecturer). "Sounds of the Past at the Abbey of Sant' Antimo." Dream of Italy, 4.2 (March 2005). Stapleton Michael “‘I of old contemptes complayne’: Margaret of Anjou and English Seneca,” Comparative Literature Studies (in press). Sun Hao “Collaborative Strategies in Chinese Telephone Conversation Closings: Balancing Procedural Needs and Interpersonal Meaning Making.” Pragmatics, 15 (2005): 109-128.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 38 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 39 GEOS Drummond C.N. The Geosciences as an Employment Opportunity , Journal of Geoscience Education, v. 53, p. 486. The Geology Department, The Administration, and the Roots of Failure and Success , Journal of Geoscience Education, v. 53, p. 146. Drummond, C.N., Visualization of academic efficiency and productivity , Planning for Higher Education, in press...to be published in 2006. Drummond, C.N., and Wilkinson, B.H., Interannual variability in millennial climate proxy data , Journal of Geology, in press...to be published in 2006 Farlow J. O. Bonnan, M.; and Masters, S. 2005. Linear and geometric shape changes between sexes in Alligator mississippiensis femora: statistical implications for inferring fossil archosaur sex . Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 25(3): 55A. Farlow, J. O. 2005. Review of B. K. McNab, The Physiological Ecology of Vertebrates: A View from Energetics . Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 25: 480. Farlow, J. O. In press. Review of D. B. Weishampel, P. Dodson, and H. Osmolska (eds.), The DDinosauriainosauria . Historical BiologyBiology.

Flodin E. A. Flodin, E. A.; Gerdes, M.; Aydin, A.; and Wiggins, W. D. 2005, Petrophysical properties and sealing capacity of fault rock, Aztec Sandstone, Nevada , in R. Sorkhabi and Y. Tsuji, eds., Faults, fluid flow, and petroleum traps: AAPG Memoir 85, p. 197– 217.

GERN Penelope McLorg McLorg, Penelope A. 2005. Anthropometric patterns in middle-aged and older rural Yucatec Maya women. Annals of Human Biology 32:487-497. McLorg, Penelope A. 2005. Lack of age-related increase in average glycemia in a non- Westernized sample of rural Yucatec Maya females. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 126:111-121. HIST Fischer, Bernd J. Fischer, Bernd J. “Albanian Refugees Seeking Political Asylum in the United States: Process and Problems.” In Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies , XXXI, No. 1, January 2005, pp. 193-208. ______“Developments in Albanian Nationalism.” In Woodrow International Center for Scholars, East European Studies , on-line publication – event summary, posted April 2005, http:/www.wilsoncenter.org ILCS Benito, Ana Benito, Ana “Aquella mora garrida: La construcción cultural de la mujer musulmana en la literatura medieval castellana.” Perfiles culturales en la Literatura Hispánica. Asociación de Estudios Culturales Hispánicos, Perú, 2005. 87-99. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 39 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 40 MATH Redett, D. D. Redett, “Beurling Type” Subspaces of Lp(T2) and Hp(T2), Proc. Amer. Mathy. Soc., 133 (2005), 1151-1156. D. Redett, S-Invariant Subspaces of Lp(T2), Proc. Amer. Math. Soc., 133 (2005), 1459-1461.

D. Redett, Brangesian Spaces in Hp(T2), Proc. Amer. Math. Soc., 133 (2005) 2689-2695.

D. Redett, Sub-Lebesgue Hilbert Spaces on the Unit Circle, Bull. London Math. Soc., 37 (2005), 793-800. Weakley, W.D. W.D. Weakley with Terry Carter, The n-queens problem with diagonal constraints, J. Combin. Math. Combin. Comput. 53 (2005), 165-178. Chauhan, C. and Y. C. Chauhan and Y. Zubovic, The Role of Percentiles in Determining A Regression Equation, Zubovic published in the Proceedings of ENAR International Biometric Society, March 2005.

Walsh, M. M. Walsh, The hub number oif a graph, International Journal of Mathematics and Computer Sciences 1 ((2006),2006), 117-124.117 124. Beineke, L.W. L.W. Beineke with Jean E. Dunbar and Marietjie Frick, Detour-Saturated Graphs, Journal of Graph Theory, 49 (2005), 116-134. Hamburger, P. P. Hamburger with W. Cao, Edge Disjoint Paths of Increasing Order in Complete Bipartite Graphs, Electronic Notes on Discrete Mathematics 22 (2005), 61-67. Peter Hamburger, Pretty Drawings. More Doodles and Doilies, Symmetric Venn Diagrams, Utilitas Mathematica 67 (2005), 229-254. P. Hamburger, with Agnes E. Hamburger, Anthony P. West, Jr., Zsuzsa A. Hamburger, and Pamela J. Bjorkman, Crystal structure of a secreted insect ferritin reveals a symmetrical arrangement of heavy and light chains, Journal of Molecular Biology 349 (3) 2005, 558-569.

P. Hamburger with Edit Hepp, Symmetric Venn Diagrams in the Plane: The Art of Assigning a Binary Bit String Code to Planar Regions Using Curves, Leonardo, MIT Press 38 (2005), 117, 125-132. P. Hamburger with Barry Cypra and Edit Hepp, Aesthetic Aspects of Venn Diagrams, Renaissance Banff, Bridges: Mathematical Connections in Art, Music, and Science, and a Coxeter Day, Proceedings of the Pacific Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Banff International Research Station, Canadian Mathematical Society (2005), 339-342. P. Hamburger, Monkey Wrench in the Cogwheels, The Mathematical Intelligencer 27 (4) (2005), 36-38. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 40 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 41 Pan, Y. Y. Pan, Proper holomorphic self-maps of smooth bounded Reinhardt domains in Cn Science in China Ser. A Mathematics, Vol. 48 Supp 318-323. Y. Pan, CR homeomorphisms Jiangxi University Journal. Zubovic, Y. and K. Y. Zubovic and K. Ericson, J. Mahuren, and S. Coburn, Use of chlorite to improve HPLC Ericson, J. Mahuren, detection of pyridoxal 5-phosphate, Journal of Chromatography B, 2005, 823, 218-220. and S. Coburn Vandell, R.C. R.C. Vandell, The Forcing Connected Domination Number of a Graph in the Proceedings of the 36th Southeastern Int. Conf. on Combinatorics, Graph Theory, and Computing.

Dragnev, P. D. D. Benko, S. B. Damelin and P. D. Dragnev, On the support of the equilibrium measure for arcs of the unit circle and for real intervals, ETNA (accepted). Redett, D. D. Redett and D. Jupiter, Invariant Subspaces of RL1, Houston J. Math. D. Redett and D. Jupiter, Multipliers on Dirichlet Type Spaces, Acta Sci. Math. (Szeged).

WeWeakleyakley,, W.W.D. WW.D..D. WeakleyWeakley,, OOptimalptimal BinaryBinary CoverinCoveringg Codes of LenLengthgth to Journal of Combinatorial Design. Chauhan, C. and Y. C. Chauhan and Y. Zubovic, Combining Studies to Calculate a Bound on a Regression Zubovic Coefficient. Accepted for the Proceedings of ENAR International Biometric Society, March 2006. Walsh, M. D. G. Hoffman and M. Walsh, Even spanning trees of bipartite graphs, Australasian Journal of Combinatorics. Beineke, L.W. L.W. Beineke with Izak Broere, The Krausz Dimension of a Graph, Utilitas Mathematicae

Mau, S. S. Mau, “Under the Microscope: One Perspective on Looking Closely at One’s Own Teaching and Learning, NCTM Yearbook. PHIL Butler, C C Butler: Hegelian Logic in an Analytic Mode , Cardoza Public Law and Ethics Journal, vol. 3, No. 1, 2005, pp 173-187. Cosans, C C Cosans: Was Darwin a Creationist ? Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 48, 2005, pp362-371. Ohlander, E E Ohlander: Fear of God in the Qur’an: Some Notes on Semantic Shift and Thematic Context , Journal of Semitic Studies, 50.1, 2005, pp 137-152. Accepted Moore, D D Moore Whitehead and Marcuse: The Great Refusal, Universals, and Rational Critical Theories Journal of Classical Sociology. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 41 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 42

e. Exhibitions and performances

AUS Hess ISHA: with Molly McFarren, a student, Training Phonological Awareness in Preschool Children. (April) ASHA: If I can See it I can do it: A phonological training method, with Molly McFarren. (November) Invited: On-line conference, Thinking Publications, February 20-March 15, 2005, two articles: Come Here! Poverty father trying to talk with his toddlers, and Should I use a noun? Toddlers’ choices, with Kristi Loy, graduate from IPFW, May 2004. Invited In-service: Phonemic and Phonological Awareness, for Fort Wayne Community Schools Speech-Language Pathologists, October. Invited Workshop: At risk children: Issues about language Development. Community Alliance of Healthy Families staff, Northern IN, Fort Wayne, January and August 2005 DalbyDalby DalbDalby:y: Miller, JJ.. D.D.,, Watson, C.C. SS..,, DalbDalbyy,, J.J.,, and Burleson, D.FD.F(2005)(2005). TraininTrainingg exexperiencedperienced hearing-aid users to identify syllable constituents in quiet and noise. Paper presented at the London Conference on Plasticity in Speech Perception, June 2005. Dalby, J., Burleson, D. F., and Rogers, C. L. (2005). Expediting second-language phonological learning using a computer-based training system. Paper presented at the First Acoustical Society of America Workshop on Second Language Speech Learning. Vancouver, B.C. May, 2005. BIOL Attum, O. and B. A. Invited: Attum, O., Y. Lee, and B. A. Kingsbury. How do wetland and upland landscape Kingsbury. patterns effect the distribution of a threatened and common aquatic watersnake? Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference, Grand Rapids, December 12. Invited: Attum, O., S. Baha el din, and B. Kingsbury. Egyptian tortoise conservation: A community-based field research program developed from a study on a semi-captive population. Turtle Survival Alliance Annual Conference. San Diego, CA, July 2005. Gillespie, R. B. Invited: Gillespie, R. B. "Effects of Non-point Source Contaminants and Water Quality on Fishes in Agricultural Receiving Streams", Ball State University Student Chapter- American Fisheries Society, Ball State University, December, 2005. Kingsbury, B. A. Invited: Kingsbury, B. A. and J. Sage. “Massasauga Ecology and Conservation.” In-service training for MI Department of Environmental Quality. May 6.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 42 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 43 Invited: Kingsbury, B. A. “Venomous Snakes in Indiana: Dispelling the Myths.” Presented at the Emergency Medicine Program in-service training by the Indiana Heart Attack Network. May 13. Invited: Kingsbury, B. A. “Translocation & Repatriation as Conservation Strategies.” Third International Massasauga Symposium. Toronto, Canada. Oct. 13. Invited: Kingsbury, B. A. “Wetland Herps and Climate Change.” Annual Meeting of the Hoosier Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society. Indianapolis, IN. Nov. 17.

Attum, O.,and B. Contributed: Attum, O., S. Baha el din, S. Sweirki, and B. Kingsbury. Egyptian tortoise Kingsbury conservation: A field research program developed from a study on a semi-captive population. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. Tampa, FL., July, 2005. Attum, O.,and B. Contributed: Attum, O., S. Baha el din, S. Sweirki, and B. Kingsbury. Egyptian tortoise Kingsbury conservation: A field research program developed from a study on a semi-captive population. Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. FL., July, 2005. BoselaBosela, M.J..J. Contributed: Bosela, M.J.M.J. PhPhysicalysical Interactions between AminoglycosideAminoglycoside Antibiotics and Gelrite: Documentation and Effects on Antibiotic Efficacy. 2005 Annual Meetings of the Society for In Vitro Biology, Baltimore Maryland, June 4-6, 2005. Dhawale, S. Contributed: Dhawale, S. “Recruitment Strategies.” A 25 minute session at the Mideast Honors Association conference in Columbus, OH. on April 16th, 2005. Contributed: Dhawale, S. “Integrating Science with Civic Engagement: An Honors General Education Science Course for Non-Science Majors.” A 45 minute session in the Honors Faculty Development Seminar at University of Cincinnati on Feb. 17, 2005. R.B. Gillespie Contributed: Harkenrider, T., and R.B. Gillespie. “Effects of Non-point Source Contaminants and Water Quality on Fishes in Agricultural Receiving Streams", Ohio Valley Chapter- Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, USEPA Breidenback Research Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, May, 2005. Contributed: Harkenrider, T., and R.B. Gillespie. “Effects of Non-point Source Contaminants and Water Quality on Fishes in Agricultural Receiving Streams", Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Baltimore, Maryland, November, 2005.

Kingsbury, B. A. Contributed: Kingsbury, B. A., J, Sage, J. Manning., and J. Marshall. “Spatial Ecology and Conservation of the Eastern Massasauga.” Biology of the Rattlesnakes Symposium, Loma Linda, California. January 17-19.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 43 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 44 Contributed: Lee, Y., L. Sargent, and B. A. Kingsbury. “Status of the Eastern Massasauga in Michigan.” Biology of the Rattlesnakes Symposium, Loma Linda, California. January 17-19.

Contributed: Gibson, S., Z. Walker, and B. A. Kingsbury. Habitat Use by the Timber Rattlesnake in Southern Indiana.” Biology of the Rattlesnakes Symposium, Loma Linda, California. January 17-19. Contributed: Kingsbury, B. A. “Status of the Eastern Massasauga in Indiana and Michigan.” Conference regarding the status and ecology of the Easter Massasauga in the United States, hosted by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. March 26. Contributed: Kingsbury, B. A., J, Sage, and J. Manning. “Barriers Real and Imagined: Conservation Lessons for Eastern Massasaugas.” Joint Herpetologist Society Annual Meeting, Tampa, FL., July, 2005. Contributed: Kingsbury, B. A. “Habitat Management Guidelines for Amphibians and Reptiles: Getting the Word Out.” Annual Meeting of The Wildlife Society, Madison, WI. Contributed: Lee, Y.Y.,, L.L. SargentSargent, and BB.. AA.. KinKingsburygsbury. Eastern MassasaugaMassasauga Status and Surveys in Michigan. Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference, Grand Rapids, December 12.

Ahmed Mustafa Contributed: Heather Zimmerman and Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Stress in fish: a diversity of response. Annual Meeting of the Indiana Academy of Science, Hanover, Indiana. October 28- 29, 2004. pp 117. Contributed: Maryam Moshref and Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Functional foods and nutraceuticals in aquaculture: effects of vitamin C and E in tilapia. Annual Meeting of the Indiana Academy of Science, Hanover, Indiana. October 28-29, 2004. pp 114. Contributed: Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Biomarkers as diagnostic tools for evaluating the effects of stress in aquacultured fish. Proceedings of the World Aquaculture, Bali, Indonesia. May 9- 13, 2005. Ahmed Mustafa & Elliot Contributed: Ahmed Mustafa, Heather Zimmerman, Fatema Majid, and Elliot Blumenthal. Blumenthal 2005. Effects of environmental heat stress on stress protein expressions and immune response in steelhead trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss. Proceedings of “Aquaculture America 2005" New Orleans, Louisiana, January 17-20, 2005. F. Paladino Contributed: Clune, & F. Paladino 2005. The impact of beach development on sand characteristics of a Leatherbacknesting beach in Playa Grande Costa Rica. Contributed: Poster & Published from the 2004 International Sea Turtle Symposium, Savannah GA February 2005, NOAA Special Publication) Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 44 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 45 Contributed: Wallace, B., J. Spotila, & F. Paladino. Energetics and impact of oceanic cycles like El Nino on leatherback reproduction. Presented and Published from the 2005 International Sea Turtle Symposium, Savanah, GA, February 2005, NOAA Special Publication)

Shannon, M. Contributed: Shannon, M. "Nutrition and Its Effect on the Fertility Cycle." PowerPoint presentation at the Physician's Seminar on Natural Family Planning (The Couple to Couple League International), acceptable for 2.0 prescribed credit hours by the American Association of Family Physicians. Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, KY, September 16- 17, 2005. R. J. Visalli Contributed: Nicolosi, D.M., Visalli, M.A., Irven, K.L., Visalli, R.J. Identification of protein- protein interactions between the VZV DNA encapsidation proteins ORF30 and ORF42/45. 105th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology, Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005. Attum, O.and B. Invited: Attum, O., S. Baha el din, M. Baha el Din, S. Sweirki, and B. Kingsbury. Egyptian KingsburyKingsbury tortoise conservation: A field research pprogramrogram developeddeveloped from a studystudy on a semisemi-ca captiveptive population. Sigma Xi Brown Bag Talk, IPFW. November 2005. Invited: Attum, O., S. Baha el din, M. Baha el Din, S. Sweirki, and B. Kingsbury. Egyptian tortoise conservation: A field research program developed from a study on a semi-captive population. Anthropology Luncheon Lecture Series, IPFW. November 2005.

R. J. Visalli Invited: Visalli, R. J., presented at the 2005 Indiana University- Purdue University Fort Wayne and Indiana University School of Medicine Fort Wayne Medical and Health Science Research Symposium. Kettler Hall, October 21, 2005

McKinney, Erin Contributed: McKinney, Erin (Advisor: W. DeMott). “Ontogeny of feeding and digestion in (Advisor: W. DeMott) Daphnia: Evidence for a juvenile bottleneck.” IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium. April, 2005. Mourad G. Contributed: Mansfield T., Mourad G. (2005) Map-based cloning of a gene affecting the uptake of uracil in Arabidopsis thaliana. IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, IPFW, April 9, 2005. Best Paper Award. Ahmed Mustafa Contributed: Maryam Moshref and Ahmed Mustafa.. 2005. Functional foods and nutraceuticals in aquaculture: effects of vitamin C and E in tilapia. Proceedings of the Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne, April 9, 2005. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 45 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 46 Contributed: Heather Zimmerman and Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Stress in fish: a diversity of response. Proceedings of the Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne, April 9, 2005. Presentations to lay audiences: Attum, O. and B. Attum, O. and B. Kingsbury. “How many wetlands are needed to protect watersnake Kingsbury populations?” Herpetology Weekend, Natural Bridge State Park, KY March, 2005. Attum, O., S. Baha el din, M. Baha el Din, S. Sweirki, and B. Kingsbury. Egyptian tortoise conservation: A field research program developed from a study on a semi-captive population. Kentuckiana Herpetological Society, KY. October, 2005. DeMott, W. DeMott, W. “Nutrition for athletes” to the swimming team of Central Noble High School, Kendalville, IN on November 10, 2005. Kingsbury, B. A. Kingsbury, B. A. "Reptile Chasing and Conservation in northeast Indiana". Cedar Creek Wildlife Project Annual Meeting. April 16. Kingsbury, B. A. “The Eastern Massasauga.” The Hoosier Herpetological Society, IndianaIndianapolis,polis, IN. JulJulyy 20. Kingsbury, B. A. “Chasing Snakes: doing Science and Conservation” CASA FYE Conversations. Oct 31. Kingsbury, B. A. “Venomous Snakes of Indiana: Fact and Fiction.” Becoming an Outdoors Woman Workshop. October. Kingsbury, B. A. “Snakes of Indiana.” Boy Scouts. November 10. Paladino, F. Paladino, F. Earthwatch Conference Speaker November 2005 Paladino, F. St. Charles Elementary School, September 2005. Shannon, M. Shannon, M. Teleconferences: “Fertility, Cycles and Nutrition” and “The Womanly Art of Menopause.” Women’s Health Brunch, Bridgeport, CT, April 16, 2005. Shannon, M. “Graduating College Ready Home Schoolers.” Fort Wayne Area Home Schools Annual Curriculum Expo, May 7, 2005. CASA Darabi, Anderson, and Darabi, Anderson, and Ehle. National Learning Communities & Collaboration Conference. Ehle “Starting Civic Engagement with Conversations.” Chicago, Illinois. November 2005.

Kirkwood, Keck, and Kirkwood, Keck, and Ehle. National Learning Communities & Collaboration Conference. Ehle “Engaging Students by Using a Life Simulation.” Chicago, Illinois. November 2005.

Kirkwood Kirkwood. National College Learning Center Association. “Teaching Annotation for Future Success.” Milwaukee, Wisconsin. October 2005. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 46 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 47 Kirkwood, and Ehle Kirkwood, and Ehle. National College Learning Center Association. “Engaging Students by Using a Life Simulation.” Milwaukee, Wisconsin. October 2005. Clark Clark. National Association for Developmental Education. “Improving Outcomes in Mathematics Classes through Learning Communities.” Albuquerque, New Mexico. March, 2005. Darabi, Anderson, and Darabi, Anderson, and Stoneburner. Annual Conference on the First-Year Experience. Stoneburner “Collaborative Approach, Various Perspectives: Strong Community.” Phoenix, Arizona. February 2005. Ehle, and Anderson Ehle, and Anderson. Eighth Annual Fort Wayne Teaching Conference. “Team Teaching.” Fort Wayne, Indiana. February 2005. Darabi, and Anderson Darabi, and Anderson. Eighth Annual Fort Wayne Teaching Conference. “Teaching in First Year Experience Learning Communities.” Fort Wayne, Indiana. February 2005. Kirkwood, and Keck Kirkwood, and Keck. Eighth Annual Fort Wayne Teaching Conference. “Engaging Students by Using a Life Simulation.” Fort Wayne, Indiana. February 2005. COCOMMFFullmanullman, K. Katrina Refuse & Refashion ((20032003, DiDigitalgital Video, TRT 8 min)min) co-cop producer/directorroducer/director Boston GayGay and Lesbian Film Festival, May 2005 Carr, Steve A. Panelist for a post-screening discussion of Inside Deep Throat (HBO, 2005). Cinema Center, Fort Wayne IN, 18 May 2005. Invited Public Lecture and Featured Panelist, “The Holocaust in Hollywood Film, the American Press, and Traumatic Memory.” Emory University, Atlanta GA, 27 Jan 2005.

Panelist, “Plagiarism Detection Software.” Center for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching Workshop, Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne, 14 Jan. 2005.

Guest lecture on Anne Frank in Film and Television to religious high school students, Congregation Achduth Vesholom, Fort Wayne IN, 9 Jan. 2005. Mallin, Irwin A. Researched, composed, and presented response to a panel of competitively selected papers on “Law and Society: The Internet, Education, and Advertising” at the National Communication Association Convention in Boxton, November, 2005 Simpson, Jennifer S. (2005, November 18). The Whiteness Close to Our Skin: How Teachers Perform Pedagogies of Safety and Intervention. Panel Chair, National Communication Association, Boston, MA. (2005, November 18). Reaching for Justice: Cross-racial Conflict and

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 47 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 48 (2005, November 17). Improving the Health of the Discipline: Pedagogy and Whiteness. Presenter. National Communication Association, Boston, MA.Minnich, E., & MA.Minnich, E., & Jordan, J. (proposal accepted for January 2006 meeting; 25% acceptance Jordan, J. rate). Academic Excellence In and for Democracy : What are the conflicts, challenges, and possibilities in today s world? Panel chair and presenter. Association of American Colleges and Universities, Washington D.C. Tankel, Jonathan D. Chair and respondent for panels at International Communication Association Conference. New York, NY, May 2005 ENGL Amidon, Stevens “Economics, Technology, and the Management of Technical Communication” (with Stuart Blythe). Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication. Lubbock, TX. October. Invited presentation. ---. “Public Spaces, Private Spaces: How I Wrote My Way into the Gays-in-the Military Debate.” 36th Annual Conference of the College English Association. Indianapolis, April.

---.. “WriteWrite the LearningLearning OrOrganization!ganization! EmergingEmerging Practices in OrganizationalOrganizational WritingWriting.”. 56thAnnual Conference on College Composition and Communication. San Francisco, March.

---. Read poetry at First Friday Reading Series. Three Rivers Food Co-Op. February. Askren, Robert Led panel on “Family Systems Project.” Family Systems Conference . Alexandria, VA, (Limited Term Lecturer) October.

Blythe, Stuart “Economics, Technology, and the Management of Technical Communication” (with Stevens Amidon). Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication. Lubbock, TX, October. ---. “Science Isn’t Half of It: Gaining Access to Environmental Deliberation.” 56thAnnual Conference on College Composition and Communication. San Francisco, March. (Paper read in absentia .) Burnett, Jason . “Via del a Rosa.” 17th Annual Conference of the Society for the Interdisciplinary Study of (Teaching Assistant) Social Imagery: The Image of the Road. Colorado Springs, Colorado, March 9-11.

Cain, Mary Ann “Truthful Lies and Lying Truths: Using 1984 in a Fiction Writing Class.” Workshop Presenter, 56th Annual Conference on College Composition and Communication. San Francisco, March.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 48 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 49 ---. Creative Writing Special Interest Group presenter, Conference on College Composition and Communication. San Francisco, March. Christiansen, M Sidury Poster Presentation, "Metadiscourse in ESL Middle School Textbooks," 2nd Annual ICIC (Teaching Assistant) Conference on Intercultural Rhetoric and Written Discourse Analysis. IUPUI, Indianapolis, July 22-23. Crismore, Avon “Do Student Annotations, Textbook Journals, and Letters to Textbook Authors and Publishers Improve Reading Skills for Textbooks?” 20th World Congress on Reading: International Reading Association. Manila, Philippines, July 26-29. ---. “Learning English Outside Classrooms: ESL Students Experiences.” Indiana Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (INTESOL). Carmel, IN, October 21.

---. “Metadiscourse, Pronouns, and Gender: Factors in Fundraising Letters.” 14th World Congress of Applied Linguistics. Madison, WI, July 24-29.. ---. “Martin Luther’s Use of Metadiscourse as a Rhetorical Strategy.” Rhetoric and Christian Tradition Conference. De Paul University,University, ChicaChicago,go, MaMayy 20-21.20 21. ---. “Effects of Metadiscourse on Reading Comprehension: The Case of Malaysian University Students.” Second Annual Conference on International Rhetoric and Written Discourse Analysis. 2nd Annual ICIC Conference on Intercultural Rhetoric and Written Discourse Analysis. :IUPUI, Indianapolis, July 22-23. Darabi, Rachelle “Starting Civic Engagement with Conversations” (with Greg Anderson and Jane Ehle). National Learning Communities & Collaboration Conference. Chicago, November. ---. “Collaborative Approach, Various Perspectives: Strong Community” (with Greg Anderson and Sara Stoneburner). Annual Conference on the First-Year Experience. Phoenix, AZ, February. ---. “Teaching in First Year Experience Learning Communities” (with Greg Anderson). Eighth Annual Fort Wayne Teaching Conference. Fort Wayne, February. Dehr, Karol “Cubing for Writers of All Ages: How to Analyze Everything from Cookies to Capital Punishment” (with Pat Nargaon and Keston Smith,Churubusco Elementary School teachers). 25th Annual Teachers of Writing Conference. Indianapolis, October. ---. “Balancing and Lightening the Load: Student Responsibility and Instructor Workload in the Composition Class” (with Jenn Stewart). 8th Annual Fort Wayne Teaching Conference. IPFW February.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 49 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 50 DeVinney, Michele "'Mister, I ain't a boy, no I'm a man': The Folk Evolution of Tom Joad from John Steinbeck to (Limited Term Lecturer) Bruce Springsteen." Glory Days: A Bruce Springsteen Symposium. Hosted by Penn State University/held at Monmouth University, West Long Branch, New Jersey. September 9-11.

Farnsworth, Rodney Prepared and hosted a display for FWAS H201, Humanities I, and FWAS H202/CMLT C255 Humanities II, at the Diversity Showcase; also presented a sampling of music of the world (15 March) [See also E, 3]. ---. “Reading Azar Nafisi Reading Jane Austen‑‑Then Rereading Austen: Contextual Transformations of Readings.” International Conference on Romanticism. Colorado College, Colorado Springs, October. Griggs, Karen “Evaluating a Web Portal.” Association for Business Communication.” Irvine, CA, October.

---. “Cedar Creek Case Study: Access to Government.” College Composition and Communication Conference. San Francisco, March. KalamaraKalamarass,, GeoGeorgerge Panel Presentation, “’AssertionAssertion is DadaistDadaist’: : Takahashi Shinkichi, JaJapanesepanese Surrealism, and the Possibilities of Zen.” Associated Writing Programs Annual Conference. Vancouver, BC, Canada, March. ---. Featured reader, Lucia Getsi Literary Reading Series. Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois, November 2. ---. Featured reader, Larry’s Reading Series. Columbus, Ohio, October 24. ---. Featured reader, Ledge Poetry Group [sic ]. Albuquerque, New Mexico, August 29.

---. Featured reader, U.S.- Mexican Poets Exchange (“Dialogue Across Borders: A Weekend of Mexican and American Poets”). Beyond Baroque Bookstore. Venice Beach, California. July 16-17. --- . Featured reader, Arson Magazine Opening. Beyond Baroque Bookstore. Venice Beach, California, July 15. ---. Featured reader, Jawbone Reading Series. SUNY-Albany, Albany, New York. March 7.

---. Featured reader (with former student Eric Baus), Broadside Bookshop Reading Series. Northampton, Massachusetts, March 6. ---. Produced and introduced all the Channel 56 broadcasts of Visiting Writers Series readings.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 50 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 51 ---. Read one poem, “The Translation of Gratitude,” for Julia Meeks’s “Folktale of the Solstice Circle,” WBOI, 89.1. Fort Wayne. December 24. ---. Read a poem at First Friday Reading Series. Three Rivers Food Co-op. Fort Wayne, IN. December 2. ---. Read poetry at First Friday Reading Series. Three Rivers Food Co-op. Fort Wayne, IN. April 15. Kaufmann, Michael After film discussions at the Cinema Center for Inside Deep Throat and Frankenstein.

Levy, Debra Fiction reading at First Friday Reading Series, Three Rivers Food Co-op. November. Lin, Lidan “Diversity, Globalization, and Literary Studies,” the 5th International Conference on Diversity. Beijing, June 30-July 2. ---. “Huxley as a Modern Mystic.” The 7th Modernist Studies Association Conference. Chicago, November 6. ---. “From Feminism to Postfeminism: Woolf, Drabble, and Carter.” The 15th Annual VirginiaVirginia Woolf Conference. Lewis and Clark College,College, PortlandPortland,, OreOregon,gon, June 10. Minton, John Various musical performances around the Fort Wayne area: Toast & Jam, Three Rivers Food Co-op, The Firefly, Higher Grounds, and others. Morris, Deborah “The Link Between Reading and Writing: Implications for the Writing Classroom." Indiana Teachers of Writing. Indianapolis, October. Roberts, Lewis “‘Happier than Ever to be Exactly What He Was’:Reflections on Shrek and the Magic Mirrors of Commodity Culture.” Accepted October 2005 for the 2006 Kent State University Ashtabula Fairy Tale Conference. Ashtabula, OH. Sandman, Sarah and Presented at a poster session for the Diversity Conference, IPFW. [See also B, 2 and E, 3.] Betsy Breitenbach (Teaching Assistants) Simon, Beth “Functions of Language in the Tibetan Diaspora.” Midwest Modern Language Association, annual meeting. Milwaukee, WI. ---. “Patterns of Youse in American English, 1858-1910.” Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association, annual meeting. Couer d’Alene, ID. ---. “South Asian Languages in the U.S. Midwest: Contact, Maintenance, Shift.” Methods XII, Twelfth Triennial Conference on Methods in Dialectology, University of Moncton. New Brunswick, Canada. ---. Fiction reading at the Three Rivers Food Co-op. November.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 51 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 52 Stewart, Jennifer “Balancing and Lightening the Load: Student Responsibility and Instructor Workload in the Composition Class” (with Karol Dehr). 8th Annual Area Deans’ Conference, Fort Wayne.

Sun, Hao “Exploring Forms and Functions in Telephone Conversation Closings.” 9th International Pragmatics Conference. Riva del Garda, Italy, July. ---. “Demystifying English Adversatives for Chinese ESL Learners.” 14th World Congress of Applied Linguistics. Madison, WI. July. Weller, Worth Panelist: “Using Turnitin.com to Detect Plagiarism.” CELT Program, IPFW, January 14.

---. Presenter: “Using Classroom Technology to Motivate Faculty and Students.” Fort. Wayne Teaching Conference, IPFW, February 18. ---. Presenter: “Using a Web Log as a Teaching Tool.” CELT Workshop, IPFW, April 1.

---. Presenter: “Ethical Grading: Unleashing the Power of Self-Assessment in the College ComCompositionposition Classroom.Classroom.” 6th Annual Midwest Conference on the ScholarshipScholarship of TeachinTeachingg and Learning, IUSB, April 15. GERN Jensen, Nancy Presenter, Case management exercise. Workshop at the annual meetings of the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education, Oklahoma City, February. McLorg, Penelope Taub, Diane E. and Penelope A McLorg. Influences of body norms and athletic involvement on the occurrence of eating disorders. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Midwest Sociological Society, Minneapolis, April. ILCS Benito, Ana Conference Presentation “Aquella mora garrida: La construcción cultural de la mujer musulmana en la literatura medieval castellana.” IV Conferencia Internacional de Literatura Hispánica, Bayahibe, Dominican Republic. March 2005. Conference Presentation: “Morphological adaptation of borrowings in New Mexico Spanish.” Presented at: The 34th Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Association of the Southwest in Lubbock Texas. October 2005. Corbin, Laurie Paper accepted for ASWAD (Association for the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora) Third Biennial Conference October 2005 In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil titled “Diasporic Encounters and Collaborations”; chose not to attend because of burden of administrative duties this first semester as chair. Paper proposal accepted to CIEF (Conseil International d’Etudes Francophones) for June 2006 in Romania “En attendant le bonheur : l’ironie et le déracinement dans l’oeuvre de Maryse Condé.” Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 52 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 53 Fox, Linda refereed scholarly presentation (sabbatical project) in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. See B 3, Page 14. Roberts, Lee Conference Presentation “Hermann Hesse’s East-West Spirit” in panel on East-West Literary Relations at PAMLA conference in Malibu, California, November 2005. Summers, Jason Conference Presentation “Muerte, violencia y el arte de contar – realismo (cine)mágico en Tinta roja de Alberto Fuguet.” IV Conferencia Internacional de Literatura Hispánica, Bayahibe, Dominican Republic. March 2005. Virtue, Nancy Paper accepted “Torture, the Pentagon and War Lessons : The Colonial Gaze in The Battle of Algiers ” at the Image of Power conference being organized through the Society for the Interdisciplinary Study of Social Imagery at Colorado State University Pueblo, March 9-11, 2006. MATH P. Hamburger P. Hamburger, Edge Disjoint Paths of Increasing Order in Complete Bipartite Graphs, 7th French International Colloquium on Graph Theory, Hyeres, Var, France. P. Hamburger, Aesthetic Aspects of Venn Diagrams, Renaissance Banff 2005, Bridges: Mathematical Connections in Art,Art, MusicMusic,, and Science,Science, and a Coxeter Day,Day, Banff International Research Station, Canada. P. Hamburger, Ascending Path Subgraph Decompositions of Complete Bipartite Graphs, 18th Cumberland Conference, University of Alabama in Huntsville, Huntsville, AL.

P. Hamburger, On k-additive spanners or k-detour subgraphs, AMS Regional Meeting, Special session on Graph Theory, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, KY. P. Dragnev, Separation of minimal s-energy points on the sphere, Special Session, 2005 AMS Sectional Meeting, Bowling Green, KY, March 18-19, 2005. L. Beineke L. Beineke, Splendor in the Graphs, Oklahoma-Arkansas Section of the MAA, Ada, OK, April 9 2005 L. Beineke, A Graphical Tour from Homomorphisms to Domination, 20th Clemson Conference on Discrete Mathematics and Related Fields, Clemson, SC, Oct. 13, 2005. Y. Pan, Y. Pan, Proper self-maps, conference on several complex variables at Hefei, China, June 2005.

J. LaMaster J. LaMaster, Geometry APPS on the TI-73 Explorer at the 17th Annual International Teachers Teaching with Technology (T3) Conference, Washington, DC, March 16-18, 2005.

A. Coffman A. Coffman, Normal forms for some CR singularities, several Complex Variables Seminar, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Feb. 14, 2005.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 53 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 54 A. Coffman, Real submanifolds of high codimension in complex n-space, Geometric Analysis Seminar, Michigan State University, March 22, 2005. A. Coffman, CR singularities of real submanifolds in complex space, Analysis Seminar, University of Western Ontario, September 21, 2005. A. Coffman, Unfolding CR singularities, Analysis Seminar, University of Wisconsin, Madison, October 18, 2005. A. Coffman, Unfolding CR singularities, several Complex Variables Seminar, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, October 24, 2005. A. Coffman, Unfolding CR singularities, Synamics and Global Analysis Seminar, University of Chicago, November 9, 2005. A. Coffman, Unfolding CR singularities, Topology/Geometry Seminar, St. Louis University, November 15, 2005. M. Walsh M. Walsh, Perspectives on fractional domination, colloquium talk, Department of Mathematics, University of Dayton, February 2005. M.M. Walsh, PersPerspectivespectives on fractional domination, collocolloquiumquium talk, DeDepartmentpartment of Mathematics and Statistics, Auburn University, April 2005. M. Walsh, Polya counting, presentation in the Research Experience for Undergraduates, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Auburn University, July 2005. PHIL Buter, C C Butler: IPFW and the New Historical Materialism, presented to a general audience as part of receiving the IPFW Outstanding Research Award. PHYS Grove, Timothy T. Timothy T. Grove performed a Martial Art demonstration for Physics of sports (fall and spring) Maloney, David P. David P. Maloney - “Introduction to Conceptual Assessments” D. P. Maloney, R. Beichner, North Carolina State University, and D. Desbain, Estrella Mountain College, at the 130th National Meeting of the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT), Albuquerque, NM, 8 Jan 2005 and at the 131st National Meeting in Salt Lake City, UT, 6 Aug 2005.

David P. Maloney - “Research-based Alternatives to Problem Solving” D. P. Maloney and Kathleen Harper, Ohio State University, at the 131st National Meeting in Salt Lake City, UT, 6 Aug 2005. David P. Maloney - “Introduction to Ranking Tasks and TIPERs” D. P. Maloney and T. L. O’Kuma, Lee College, Baytown, TX. Four sessions for the Physics Teachers Resource Agents program 1-4 Aug 2005 in Salt Lake City, UT.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 54 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 55 David P. Maloney - “Where is the PER inspiration in the TIPERs?” Invited talk to the 130th national meeting of the American Association of Physics Teachers Albuquerque, NM, 10 Jan 2005. David P. Maloney - “Learning the Game of Science” contributed talk to the Indiana section of the American Association of Physics Teachers, Indianapolis, IN 30 Apr 2005. David P. Maloney - “E & M TIPERs” contributed talk to the Indiana section of the American Association of Physics Teachers, Indianapolis, IN 30 Apr 2005. David P. Maloney - “Learning the Game of Science” presentation to the FACET conference, Potawatami Park, IN 21 May 2005. David P. Maloney - “Converting Conceptual Trolls“ A W. Friedel and D. P. Maloney presentation to the FACET conference, Potawatami Park, IN 21 May 2005. David P. Maloney - “Learning the Game of Science” contributed talk to the 131st national meeting of the American Association of Physics Teachers Salt Lake City, UT, 10 Aug 2005.

David PP.. MaloneMaloneyy - “LearninLearningg the Game of ScienceScience” ppresentationresentation to the FACET Associate Faculty conference, Indianapolis, IN 22 Oct 2005. Masters, Mark F. Mark F. Masters - Science Central Presentation on Oct 8, 2005 11:30-1:30 “From Newton to Einstein: Physics of Light and Color.” Mark F. Masters - CELT presentation On December 2, 2005 about Animation Physics 326

Vasquez, Desiderio A. Desiderio A. Vasquez presented a public talk at the British Council in Lima, Peru titled “Los universos de Aristoteles, Newton, y Einstein” as part of the celebration of the International year of physics (June 2005). Desiderio A. Vasquez presented a poster at the Nonlinear Science Gordon Conference titled “Chemical Pattern formation induced by shear flow” held in Colby College, Waterville, ME (July 2005) Desiderio A. Vasquez presented a talked tilted “Chemical Pattern formation induced by shear flow” at the Pacifichem 2005 meeting co-sponsored by the American Chemical Society in Honolulu, HI (December 2005). POLS Bartky, Elliot Bartky, Elliot M. Invited lecture, The Social Ethics of Judaism, February 9, 2005, Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame. ______Paper entitled “The Politics of Aristotle’s Metaphysics.” Presented at the Midwest Political Science Annual Convention, Chicago, April 8, 2005.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 55 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 56 Lutz, James Lutz, Brenda J. and James M. Paper entitled “Effects of International and Domestic Terrorism on Foreign Investment and Trade.” Presented at the International Trade and Finance Association Conference, Istanbul, Turkey, May 2005. Lutz, James Lutz, James M. Paper entitled “Political Openness and Economic Openness in Developing Countries in an Era of Increasing International Globalization.” Presented at the International Trade and Finance Association Conference, Istanbul, Turkey, May 2005.

Toole, James Toole, James G., Lawrence A. Kuznar and N. Kobelja. Paper entitled “Emergent Agents and the Simulation of Political Unrest: Application to Palestinian Political Coalitions.” Presented at the Agent 2005 Conference on Generative Social Processes, Models, and Mechanisms, Argonne National Laboratory, Chicago, IL, October 13-15, 2005.

Ulmschneider, Georgia Ulmschneider, Georgia Wralstad. Gideon v. Wainwright in The Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court, David Schultz, editor. New York: Facts on File, Inc., 2005: 182. ______JJohnohn Marshall Harlan in The EncEncyclopediayclopedia ofof the SupremeSupreme Court, David Schultz, editor. New York: Facts on File, Inc., 2005: 196-197. Wolf, Michael Wolf, Michael R. “Motivated Reasoning and Voting in Advanced Industrial Democracies.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, Illinois, April 7-10, 2005. PSY Abbott, Bruce Abbott, B. B. (2005). The answer to the question of life, the universe, and everything . Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Control Systems Group, Guelph, Ontario. (Invited)

Hill, Craig Hill, C. A. (August 2005). Romantic and sexual interest as a function of dispositional sexual motives. In E. L. Zurbriggen (Chair), Research on Sexual Motives: Implications for Sexual Behavior and Intimate Relationships . Symposium conducted at the meeting of the American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C. Kaiser, Daren Kaiser, D. H., Campbell, D., Magdich, V. & Wilkinson A. (2005, May) Work ethic in the rat? Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL. Lawton, Carol Lawton, C. A., Gregory, A. J., & Mabrey, S. M. (2005, May). A female advantage in egocentric spatial categorization. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Society, Los Angeles, CA.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 56 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 57 Lawton, C. A., Akers, C. D., & Till, A. M.. (2005, May). Gender differences in directional decisions. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL. Miller, Daniel Miller, D. A. (2005, Jan) Examining instrumental and emotional pathways to collective action: The role of individual difference variables and effortful actions. Presentation at the annual meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, New Orleans, LA.

Miller, D. A. (2005, May) Intergroup emotions and collective action. Presentation at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL. Miller, D. A. (2005, April) Intergroup emotions and collective action. Presentation at the semiannual meeting of Social Psychology in Indiana, Bloomington, IN. SOC Bradley, C. Organized session, “Sociology of Poverty” at the North Central Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA. April. Co-authored and co-presented (with Brandi Schorey) paper, “Dismantling the Battle Plan: An In-DeIn Depthpth StudyStudy of the Practices of the Salvation Army,Army,” at the North Central SociologicalSociological Association Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA. April. Holland, D. Invited presentation, “Why CASA Volunteers Should Understand Turning Eighteen And The End of Foster Care,” to Wood County Juvenile Court-to-Court Appointed Special Advocates, Caseworkers and Judges. September. Presented paper, “Get Out of Our House: Turning Eighteen and the End of Foster Care,” at Society for Applied Sociology Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. Iadicola, P. Invited panelist for “Author-Meets-Critics: Violence and Nonviolence: Pathways to Understanding” at the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Toronto, Canada. November. Presented paper, “Introducing Students to Sociology and the American Empire” at the annual meeting of the Great Lakes American Studies Association. Indianapolis, IN. March.

Presented paper, “The Violence of Empire” at the annual meeting of American Society of Criminology. Toronto, Canada. November. Nusbaumer, M. Presented paper, “Men, Machines and Masculinity: Old Iron Collectors,” at the North Central Sociological Association Annual Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA., April.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 57 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 58 Co-presented paper with Denise Reiling, “When Problem Servers Pour in Problematic Places: Alcoholic Beverage Servers’ Willingness to Serve Patrons Beyond Intoxication,” at the American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, November.

Taub, D. Taub, Diane E. and Lynn Schlesinger. Workshop Facilitators, “Teaching Sociology and Disability Studies.” Annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, Philadelphia, PA. Falk, William L. and Diane E. Taub. Breakout Facilitators, “Legal Issues for Chairs: Promotion and Tenure Procedures.” Annual meeting of the American Sociological Association Chair’s Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

f. Proceedings, manuals, supplementary materials, and book reviews

ANTH Sandstrom, Alan Book review of The World Below: Body and Cosmos in Otomí Indian Ritual by Jacques GalinierGalinier,, for Journal of the RoyalRoyal AnthropologicalAnthropological Institute. BIOL Kingsbury Tansy, C. and B. Kingsbury. 2005. Copperbelly Water Snake (Northern Population) Recovery Outline. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 17 pp. Gibson, J. K. and B. A. Kingsbury. 2004. Conservation Assessment for Kirtland’s Snake (Clonophis kirtlandii). USDA Forest Service. 29 pp. Released in 2005.

Mustafa Patnaik, Susmita, Maryam Moshref and Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Sustainable Brackish water shrimp farming – A serious thought in India. World Aquaculture (Accepted, September 2005).

Watson, Elizabeth, Maryam Moshref, Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Noise Pollution-Underwater: A Serious Danger to Aquatic Species. World Aquaculture (Accepted, December 2005).

CHM Marge Kimble Authored organic and biochemistry sections of the website for the CHM 111 textbook by Hein, et al In press: Marge Kimble: Test bank to accompany Blei and Odian, General, Organic and Biochemistry, W. H. Freeman, 2006. (Approximately 3000 multiple choice test questions.)

COM Carr, Steve A. Review of Art, Culture, and Media Under the Third Reich. Edited by Richard A. Etlin. Chicago IL: Chicago University Press, 2002. Clio: A Journal of Literature, History, and the Philosophy of History 33.4 (2004): 487-93. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 58 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 59 “2000 Presidential Election Coverage.” The Encyclopedia of Television. 2nd ed. Horace Newcomb, ed. New York NY: Routledge, 2004. Luise Rainer. Jewish Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia. Paula Hyman and Deborah Dash Moore, eds. New York: Routledge, 1997. Revised for republication in Encyclopedia of Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia. Paula E. Hyman and Dalia Ofer, ed. Jerusalem, Israel: Shalvi, in press. Dixson, Marcia D Review of Salkind’s Statistics for People Who Think They Hate Statistics for Sage ENGL Farnsworth, Rodney Review-article of two recent publications on Jane Austen--Peter Knox Shaw. Jane Austen and the Enlightenment . Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2004; Colin Windborn. The Literary Economy of Jane Austen and George Creabbe . Aldershot: Ashgate, 2004. The European Romantic Review 16.5 (December 2005). Felber, Lynette Book review for MFS (Modern Fiction Studies): Women, Writing, and Fetishism, 1890-1950: Female Cross-Gendering by Clare L. Taylor, Oxford University Press. 228-31.

GGriggsriggs,, KarKarenen Review of CommunitCommunityy LiteracLiteracyy ProProgramsgrams and the Politics ofof ChanChangege bbyy JeffreJeffreyy TT.. Grabill, Technical Communication Quarterly 14 (2005): 225-227. Kalamaras, George Reviewed Le Contre-Ciel (The Counter-Heaven ), by Rene Daumal (Overlook Press). Rain Taxi Review of Books , Vol. 10, No. 1, Spring 2005: 18. Lin, Lidan Reviewed Zhaoming Qian’s The Modernist Response to Chinese Arts: Pound, Stevens, and Moore . Modernism/Modernity 12,1 (2005):196-98. Simon, Beth In American Speech 80, 4: 433-436: Jennifer Coates. 2003. Men Talk: Stories in the Making of Masculinity . Blackwell. GEOS Argast, A. S. Argast, A. S. Provided image to new text, Principles of Archaeology by Doug Price and published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education. Flodin, E. Aydin, A.; Agosta, F.; Ahmadov, R.; Flodin, E. A.; Prasad, M.; and Durlofsky, L. J. 2005, Interaction of mechanical and diagenetic processes in fault zones and their impact on fluid flow : Joint Section Meeting GSA-Cordilleran – AAPG-Pacific. Muhuri, S.; Flodin, E. A.; and Gerdes, M. 2005, Cataclastic fault seals: Integration of field and experimental observations into reservoir simulation : AAPG Annual Convention, v. 13.

Crow, C. J. Crow, C. J.; and Bell, G. L., Jr. 2005, Is the Permian (Guadalupian) reef complex of the Delaware Basin, southeastern New Mexico and west Texas, a well understood geological province? : Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, Vol. 37, No. 7, p. 370.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 59 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 60 Crow, C. J.; Bell, G. L., Jr.; and Hearst, J. M. 2005, The Permian Goat Seep Limestone of west Texas: A reinterpretation of the depositional environment: in Lufholm , P., and Cox, D. (eds.), Unconventional Reservoirs, Technology, and Strategies: West Texas Geological Society Publication 05-115, pp. 209-211. Drummond, C. N. Drummond, C. N.; and Wilkinson, B. H. Stochastic resonance as a driver of time partitioning in carbonate successions: Inspired by Ginsburg’s autocyclic model : Geol. Soc. Amer. Ann. Mtg., Salt Lake City, UT. Drummond, C. N. Intelligent design and the future of science education : Geol. Soc. Amer. Ann. Mtg., Salt Lake City, UT. [Invited] Wilkinson, B. H.; and Drummond, C. N. Phanerozic sediment cycling, seawater chemistry, carbonate mineralogy, and continental denudation – Fred was first : Geol. Soc. Amer. Ann. Mtg., Salt Lake City, UT. Farlow, J. O.; Argast, A Farlow, J. O.; Argast, A .S.; and *Reece, T. 2005, Geochemistry of fossil bone from the Pipe .S Creek sinkhole (Early Pliocene, Grant County, Indiana) , 39th Annual Meeting, North-Central SectionSection,, GeoloGeologicalgical SocietySociety of AmericaAmerica,, Abstracts with Program,Program, pp.. 11.

Farlow, J. O. Farlow, J. O.; Holtz, T. R. Jr.; and Worthy, T. H. 2005. Feet of the fierce (and not-so-fierce): pedal proportions in large theropods, other non-avian dinosaurs, and large ground birds . P. 46 in M. Henderson, S. Williams, and M. Parrish (eds.), The Origin, Systematics and Paleobiology of Tyrannosauridae. Burpee Museum of Natural History, Rockford, IL, September 16-18 Flodin, E. A.; Maerten, F.; Maerten, L. 2005, A Geomechanically-based inverse method for interpolating the three-dimensional stress field in a faulted reservoir : Joint Meeting of the GSA-Cordilleran and AAPG-Pacific Sections. Isiorho, S. A Isiorho, S. A. and *Long, Z. 2005, Abstract, Introducing hydrogeology with a Water Level Calculator . 50th Annual Mid West Groundwater Conference held in Urbana, Illinois, November 1-3 Isiorho, S. A. 2005, Abstract, Teaching Hydrogeology to Undergraduates Using Wetlands . Indiana Science Academy held at St. Mary of the Woods. Oct. 6-7 Isiorho, S. A. 2005, Abstract, Bringing Geology home to undergraduates using your surrounding . In GSA Abstract with Programs Vol. 37, No. 5 Isiorho, S. A. 2005, Abstract, Involving undergraduates in the determination of the relationship between surface water and groundwater . Published in GSA Abstract with Programs Vol 37 No 5 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 60 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 61 Isiorho, S. A.; and Isiorho, E. O. 2005, The Founding of a Nigerian Group, My experience . In Proceedings of the 3rd Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities. Honolulu, Hawaii, pp: 2916-2921 (ISSN#:1541-5899), January 13-16 Isiorho, E. O.; and Isiorho S. A. 2005, The effect of Class Standing on Water and Health of Citizens in Developing Nations . In Proceedings of the 3rd Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities. Honolulu, Hawaii, pp: 2906-2915 (ISSN#:1541-5899), January 13-16

HIST Erickson, Christine K. Erickson, Christine K. Commentator on three papers entitled: “Power and Democracy in Thucydides,” ”Providence and the Union: Hoosier Laity Interpret the Civil War,” Are You a Communist? The 1948 Evansville, Indiana Bucyrus Erie Strike,” Indiana Academy of Social Sciences annual meeting, Terre Haute, October 21, 2005.

Reviewed Rebecca J. Mead, How the Vote Was Won: Woman Suffrage in the Western United States New York, New York University Press, 2004 in Montana: The Magazine of Western HHistory,istory, 5454(4):(4): 76-7776 77 ((2004).2004). Reviewed Shawn Lay, ed., The Invisible Empire in the West: Toward new Historical Appraisal of the Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s, Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2004 in The Historian, 67(3): 526-527 (2005). Fischer, Bernd J. Fischer, Bernd J. Paper entitled “Democracy Indicators in Albania – in light of the Parliamentary Elections of 2005.” Presented at the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies annual meeting, Salt Lake City, November 2005. Paper entitled “The Development of the Modern Albanian State.” Presented at the Twentieth International Congress of Historical Sciences, Sydney, Australia, July 2005. Paper entitled “History in Albania and Kosovo, Methodological Approaches.” Invited lecture at workshop on the Evaluation of History Textbooks in Kosovo. Sponsored by the Kosovar Ministry of Education and the Georg-Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research, Pristina, Kosovo, May 2005. Invited lecture entitled “Developments in Albanian Nationalism.” Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, D.C., March 2005 On-line lecture entitled “Dissent in Albania under the Regime of Enver Hoxha.” Balkan Program, University of Helsinki, Finland, January 2005. Haw, James A. Haw, James A. Review of Marty Matthews, Forgotten Founder: The Life and Times of Charles Pinckney , in Journal of Southern History , 71 (Nov. 2005): 875.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 61 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 62 Livschiz , Ann. Livschiz , Ann. Paper entitled “Propaganda, Children, Violence, and Military Preparedness in the Soviet Union Before, During, and After World War II.” Presented at the Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis conference, April 7-9, 2005. Paper entitled “Children and War.” Presented at the Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis conference, April 7-9, 2005. Paper (invited) entitled ”Children and the Welfare State: Social Politics of the Thaw” Presented at the Conference on “The Thaw: Soviet Culture and Society in the 1950s and 1960s.” University of California, Berkeley, May 13-15, 2005. Paper entitled ”Aristocrats and Plebeians: On Class, Gender, and Children's Friendships in the 1930s.” Presented at the American Association for Advancement of Slavic Studies, Salt Lake City, November 2005. Panel discussant: Childhood, the State and Society in Twentieth Century Russia at the American Association for Advancement of Slavic Studies, Salt Lake City, November 2005.

WeWeineriner, RiRichardchard H. Weiner, Richard HH.. PaperPaper entitled “TheThe Humboldtian MythMyth of MexicoMexico’s s LegendaryLegendary Wealth and the History of National Economic Decline.” Presented at the Conference Alexander von Humboldt 2005, Centro Universitario Hispano Mexicano, Veracruz, Mexico, July 2005.

Paper entitled “Mexican Reception of Political Essay.” Alexander von Humboldt: from the Americas to the Cosmos, City University of New York, October 2004 Humboldt Conference Proceedings: 415-426.

Paper entitled “Carlos Díaz Dufoo’s critique of the Humboldtian narrative of Mexico’s legendary wealth.” Memorias del Segundo Congreso de Historia Económica, 2004 Conference Proceedings (Mexico City, November 2005). 16 pages. Review of Jeffrey Bortz and Stephen Haber, eds., The Mexican Economy, 1870-1930: Essays on Institutions, Revolution, and Growth in The Americas, vol. 61, no. 2 (October, 2004): 292- 3. Reviewed Julio Moreno, Yankee Don’t Go Home: Mexican Nationalism, American Business Culture, and the Shaping of Modern Mexico, 1920-1950. H-NET on-line review, November 2005. ILCS Virtue, Nancy Online publication materials: Dr. Virtue updated web exercises to accompany the intermediate French textbook, Ouvertures (Wiley & Sons). She will receive $350 for this work.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 62 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 63 JOUR Colbert, A. Colbert, Articles entitled “Editors” and “Harper’s New Monthly Magazine accepted for publication by Charles Scribner’s Sons/Thomson Gale for their new encyclopedia, American History through Literature, 1870-1920. MATH Zook, D. D. Zook, Student and Instructor Manuals to accompany six (6) precalculus textbooks by Larson/Edwards. D. Zook, Student and Solutions Manuals to accompany four (4) precalculus textbooks by B. Edwards. PHIL Butler, C C Butler: A manual of commentary for Hegel’s Lectures on Logic , on-line. Ohlander, E. E Ohlander: 2 entries in Medieval Islamic Civilization: An Encyclopedia , ed. Josef W. Meri.

E Ohlander: Review of Sufism: The Essentials by Mark Sedgwick, MELA Notes 78, 2005, pp74-76. Cosans, C C Cosans: An entry entitled Animal in the Handbook of Mereology Philosophia , Verlag and Medienburo publishers, 2006. MooreMoore,, D D Moore, JJohnohn Paul II Not Just ‘PeoPeopleple’s s PopePope’ , oopinionpinion ppieceiece in Fort WayneWayne’s s Journal Gazette, April 8, 2005. PHYS David P. Maloney David P. Maloney - “Learning the Game of Science” AAPT Announcer, 35, No 2. Gang Wang Gang Wang - "Numerical analysis of enhanced optical trapping force based on concentrating evanescent waves", G. Wang, Proc. of SPIE, 5930, 207-214 (2005). Gang Wang - "Lens-less approach to image the optically-tweezed assembly”, G. Wang, J.B. Ketterson, Proc. of SPIE, 5930, 568-574 (2005). Gang Wang contributed two presentations in “Optics & Photonics 2005” Conference, San Diego, CA, Aug. 1-5, 2005. PSY Abbott, Bruce Bordens, K. S., & Abbott, B. B. (2005) Online study guide to accompany Research design and methods: A process approach. Boston: McGraw-Hill. Bordens, K. S., & Abbott, B. B. (2005) Instructor=s manual to accompany Research design and methods: A process approach. Boston: McGraw-Hill. Bordens, K. S., & Abbott, B. B. (2005) Test bank to accompany Research design and methods: A process approach. Boston: McGraw-Hill. Bordens, K. S., & Abbott, B. B. (2005) PowerPoint presentations to accompany Research design and methods: A process approach. Boston: McGraw-Hill. Bendele, Michael Bendele, M.S. (2005). Instructor=s Manual with Test Bank for Sternberg=s Cognitive Psychology (Fourth Edition) . Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 63 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 64 Bordens, Kenneth Bordens, K. S., & Abbott, B. B. (2005). Online study guide to accompany Research design and methods: A process approach . Boston: McGraw Hill. Gerow, J., & Bordens, K. S. (2005). Test bank to accompany Psychology: An introduction . Cincinnati, OH: Alliance Press. Bordens, Kenneth Book reviews Bordens, K. S. (2005). The man who shocked the world: The life and legacy of Stanley Milgram. Political Psychology, 26 , 979-981.

SOC Shupe, A. Review of Jeffrey Kaplan and Helene Loow, eds. The Cult Milieu: Oppositional Subcultures in an Age of Globalization. Review of Religious Research 47 (1):104. Review of James T. Richardson, ed., 2004. Regulating Religion: Case Studies from Around the Globe. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publications. Review of Religious Research 47 (2):204. Taub, D. Review of Kathleen LeBesco’s Revolting Bodies? The Struggle to Redefine Fat Identity. 2005. ContemContemporaryporary SocioloSociologygy 34:677-679.34:677 679. WOST Blakemore, Elaine Blakemore, J.E.O. reviewed three manuscripts for Sex Roles . Erickson, Chris Reviewed Women in America: An Integrated History, McGraw-Hill Reviewed Rebecca J. Mead, How the Vote Was Won: Woman Suffrage in the Western United States New York: New York University Press, 2004 in Montana: The Magazine of Western History 2004 54(4): 76-77. Felber, Lynette Book review for MFS (Modern Fiction Studies): Women, Writing, and Fetishism, 1890-1950: Female Cross-Gendering by Clare L. Taylor, Oxford University Press. 228-31.

Evaluated 514-page essay collection on Rebecca West for University of Delaware Press

Evaluated a book proposal on modernist women writers for the Canadian government’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. Evaluated an essay on “Ouida’s Female Gothic” for Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature (for whom she serves as a regular reader).

C. Research. 2. Summary numbers of presentations.

Books 23 Book chapters 49 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 64 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 65 Volumn editing 9 Journal publications 130 Summary numbers of 207 presentations Proceedings, manuals, 85 supplementary materials, and book reviews

C. Research. 3. Listing of grants/contracts (awarded in 2005).

ANTH Kuznar, Lawrence Cyberwarfare Analysis and Knowledge Exploitation – Project Analysis. Subcontract for Northrop Grumman, granting institution - Airforce Warfare Information Command, San Antonio, Texas $25,000. Social Landscape Analysis and Forecasting (SOLAF) Contract, Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems, Fort Wayne, IN $50,000. PI - 2005 Arts and Sciences Multidisciplinary Research Award. Mathematical Modeling of Risk and Political Activism. ¼ Time release for Drs. Kuznar, Frederick and Wolf for Spring 2006. McCullough, Robert With Andrew A. White and Michael Strezewski, “Undergraduate Research Experience in Application of Geophysical Methods to the Archaeology of Late Prehistoric Central Indiana.” National Science Foundation: Research for Undergraduates program. (Total award for 3 years $189,833). With Cheryl Munson (Indiana University, Bloomington) and Russell Stafford (Indiana State University) “Geophysical, Geoarchaeological, and Auger Survey at the Prather Archaeological Site (12-Cl-4), Clark County, Indiana.” Indiana Department of Natural Resources Historic Preservation Fund. $49,034. And Andrew White, “Proposal to Perform a Geophysical and Archaeological Investigation of Three Battlefield Sites in Prophetstown State Park.” Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Engineering. $40,000. Michael Strezewski served as Field Director and Report Author.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 65 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 66 “An Educational Initiative at the Developing Strawtown Heritage Park: Partners in Public Archaeology.” Legacy Fund, a CICF affiliate. $7,500. An additional $5,000 was donated by the Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department for activities related to the Archaeology Month public events. White, Andrew Andrew White, “Late Paleoindian Interaction and Chronology at the Headwaters: A Research, Public Education, and Data Enhancement Project for Northeastern Indiana.” Indiana Department of Natural Resources Historic Preservation Fund $35,198. AUS Dalby: January, 2005. National Institutes of Health-National Institutefor Deafness and other Communication Disorders, SBIR program, Speech Perception Assessment and Training System Phase II (revised), $749,000. Awarded to Communication Disorders Technology, Inc., Bloomington, IN. Investigator. Summer, 2005 Purdue Research Foundation Grant: English Speech Intelligibility Test, $7,000

Egly & Hess: Fall-2005 Continuing Education Support-National Sertoma Foundation, $400 BIOLBIOL AttAttumum Columbus Zoo and AquariumAquarium, $$60006000.. “EEgyptiangyptian Tortoise ConservationConservation.”. Collaboration with Kingsbury. Attum is the lead on the tortoise grants. Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, $5000. “Egyptian Tortoise Conservation.” Collaboration with Kingsbury. Attum is the lead on the tortoise grants. Conservation International, $4000. “Egyptian Tortoise Conservation.” Collaboration with Kingsbury. Attum is the lead on the tortoise grants. Woodland Park Zoo, $1000. The Diet And Refuge Of The Egyptian Tortoise.” Collaboration with Kingsbury. Attum is the lead on the tortoise grants. Blumenthal Lutheran Hospital Grant- “The Use of Berry Extracts to Augment Immune Function in young and old animals”, $16,000. Gillespie Agricultural Research Service, National Soil Erosion Research Laboratory $30,000. " Ecological Assessment of Habitat and Aquatic Life in Cedar Creek of St. Joseph River Watershed for Conservation Effects Assessment (CEAP)." Contract period: 7-1-05 to 6-30-06, but expect the program to continue for three years. Jordan IPFW Leading Educational Application and Design Project (LEAD). “Equipment for Active Learning in Physiology”. $10,000, (Co-PI A. Mustafa) Project period: 01/05-12/06.

Nature Conservancy Contract, “Use of Remnant and Restored Forests by Red-backed Salamanders in Northern Indiana”. $10,000. Project period: 03/05-09/06.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 66 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 67 Kingsbury The Nature Conservancy: $11,000. “Eastern Fox Snake Ecology on Managed Properties along Western Lake Erie.” Project period: 1/06-5/06.

US Fish and Wildlife Service, $40,000. “Headstarting and Relocation of Watersnakes.” Project period: 10/05-7/08. Omar Attum is a collaborator on this award. Michigan Department of Natural Resources, $10,000. “Impacts of Raccoon on Turtle Recruitment.” Project period 4/05-12/05. Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, $46,420. “Effects of Prescribed Fire on the Eastern Box Turtle at Camp Grayling.” Project period: 9/05-12/06. Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, $102,570. “Response of Eastern Massasauga to Management at Camp Grayling.” Project period: 8/05-5/08. Michigan Department of Natural Resources, $83,550. “Massasauga Ecology and Response to Construction and Restoration Efforts.” Project period: 1/05-9/07. Mustafa Purdue Research Foundation- Summer Faculty Research Grant. $7,000. Purdue Research Foundation - International Travel Grant . $1 ,000 . Paladino Earthwatch, $87,555. Sea Turtles of Costa Rica. Visalli National Institutes of Health (NIH) AREA Grant ($212,700). Project period: 5/01/05-4/30/08.

CASA managed by FYE staff Lumina Grant ($100,000) awarded in support of the First Year Experience CHM Robert Berger, Michael IPFW Lead Grant (Leading Educational Application and Development) 9600 Columbia, Ronald Duchovic and Art Friedel: Steve Coburn and Karen Shriners Hospital in St. Louis - to continue work with hypophosphatasia (approximately Ericson: $3,200) Vitamin B-6 study: Autism Research Institute and Arizona State University $19,000 Two Technical Service Agreements with NASA and Wyle Life Sciences (Houston, TX) for pyridoxic acid analysis in urine. One contract for 150 samples for $2,400 and one for 600 samples for $9,000. Robert Gregory: IPFW Summer Faculty Research Grant (for summer 2006) Daryoush Tahmassebi: IPFW Summer Faculty Research Grant (for summer 2006)

ENGL Amidon, Stevens $7000 IPFW Summer Faculty Grant to investigate the emergence of a new organizational genre. Contributed to the completion of two articles. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 67 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 68 ---. $3000 Special Needs Grant from Helmke Library. Co-author with Karen Griggs. ---. $500 Research Grant, Council of Programs in Scientific and Technical Communication.

Blythe, Stuart $500 Research Grant, Council of Programs in Scientific and Technical Communication. Burnett, Jason $250 IPFW Graduate Student Travel Grant. (Teaching Assistant) ---. $327 Chapman Endowment Travel Grant. Cain, Mary Ann $1300 Hill House Writers’ Retreat Residency Fellowship. Dehr, Karol $15,000 Hoosier Writing Project Grant to support Appleseed Writing Project, with matching IPFW funds. Griggs, Karen $3000 Special Needs Grant from Helmke Library. Co-author with Stevens Amidon. Kalamaras, George $1300 Arts Project Support grant from the Indiana Arts Commission (through Arts United of Fort Wayne) for the Visiting Writers Series. ---. Funds from IPFW agencies, as well as from local businesses and arts organizations (Fort Wayney,p;,p;y Cinema Center, space donation; Artlink, discount on rental space; and Holiday Inn Hotel and Suites Downtown, lodging for some writers) to support the Visiting Writers Series.

Lin, Lidan $3000 Special Needs Grant from Helmke Library for the Asian Folklore and Culture collection. Co-author with Beth Simon. ---. $1000 Purdue International Travel Grant for a presentation at the 5th International Conference on Diversity, Beijing, China, June 30-July 2. Simon, Beth $3000 Special Needs Grant from Helmke Library for the Asian Folklore and Culture collection. Co-author with Lidan Lin. Sun, Hao $7000 IPFW Summer Faculty Grant. ---. $1000 Purdue University Overseas Conference Fund Award. ---. $1000 Special Needs Grant from Helmke Library for our Teaching English as a New Language collection. ---. $500 Indiana University Overseas Conference Fund Grant. GEOS Crow, C. J. Crow, C. J. PRF Summer Grant, $7,000.00 Flodin, E. A. Flodin, E. A. Acquisition of survey-grade GPS equipment for Earth Science research and instruction, Minihaha Foundation, 8/05, $3,552 (plus $3552 Chancellor’s matching funds)

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 68 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 69 Flodin, E. A. Deciphering the Geometry and Mechanics of Fracture Systems in Carbonate Rocks, with Application to Fluid Flow Prediction, Indiana University Intercampus Research Support Fund, 12/04-12/05, $12,000 HIST Erickson, Christine K. Erickson, Christine K. Received IPFW Summer Faculty Research Grant ($7000)

Fischer, Bernd J. Fischer, Bernd J. Travel Grant, Russian and East European Institute, IU, October 2005 ($350)

Livschiz, Ann. Livschiz, Ann. Applied for and received a conference travel grant from the Russian and East European Institute, IU-Bloomington, November 2005. ($350) Weiner, Richard H. Weiner, Richard H. International Projects and Activities Grant from the President’s Council on International Programs, Bloomington, 2005. ($1000) ______IPFW School of Arts and Sciences Research Grant, 2005 ______Received IPFW Summer Faculty Research Grant. ($7000) ______IPFW Office of Research and External Support Fellow, 2004-05 academic year. ______(Student(Student Grant)Grant) wwithith G Georgeeorge Mi Minehartnehart. More Signifi cant t t thhan t thhe ““OODpen Door” tto China? The Symbol of Mexico in the American Imagination during the Age of Empire . 2005 IPFW Undergraduate Summer Research Grant. ($1000) ILCS Benito, Ana Received a Purdue Research Foundation travel grant in the amount of $1,000 to attend the IV Conferencia Internacional de Literatura Hispánica in Bayahibe, Dominican Republic in March 2005. Also received an IU International Conference travel grant of $500 to help fund attendance at the Bayahibe conference. Fox, Linda Traveled to Tegucigalpa, Honduras for "Feminism: Canon and Marginality" (AILFH), October 19-22, 2005: 1) IPFW Travel Grant - $400 2) Indiana University Overseas Conference Fund Grant - $500 Roberts, Lee Awarded IPFW Summer Grant (for 2006) for proposal “Aryan Overlords and Yellow Peril: German Writers and Categories of Race in Japanese-occupied Shanghai.” Summers, Jason Received an IPFW Summer Research grant in the amount of $7,000 to work on a chapter that studies Manuel Puig’s El beso de la mujer araña and Gracilano Ramos’ Memórias do Cárcere.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 69 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 70 Received a Purdue Research Foundation travel grant in the amount of $1,000 to attend the IV Conferencia Internacional de Literatura Hispánica in Bayahibe, Dominican Republic in March 2005. Also received an IU International Conference travel grant of $500 to help fund attendance at the Bayahibe conference. JOUR Small grant from IU Institute for Advanced Study to support Peter Turnley visit to Fort Wayne.

MATH P. Hamburger P. Hamburger, $2500, Mathematics Throughout the Curriculum, NSF, for the Physics-Based Calculus Workshop, May, 2005 (total grant - $10,000). P. Hamburger, two international travel grants totaling $1100 from Indiana University. M. Walsh M. Walsh, $1500, Mathematics Throughout the Curriculum, NSF, for the Physics-Based Calculus Workshop, May 2005 (total grant - $10,000). D. Redett D. Redett, $7000, IPFW Summer Grant, Summer 2006. J. LaMaster J. LaMaster, $96,597, Web Technology Coordination for the IU-IMI Math Science PartnershipPartnership, I Indianandiana U Universityniversity, 2005 -2006 . Y. Pan Y. Pan, international travel grant $1000, Purdue Research Foundation. PHIL Butler, C C Butler, $2000: Center for Global Change, Indiana University, to support curriculum development for Graduate Certificate in Human Rights Studies. C Butler, $5000: IPFW Student Government to support scholarships for Strasbourg trip. C Butler, $385: Center for International Visitors. Dixie, Q. Q Dixie, $3500: Purdue Libraries Grant Ohlander, E E Ohlander, $7,000: IPFW Summer Grant for Summer 2006. PHYS Mark F. Masters Mark F. Masters - Received Class Development Grant $3,000 from CELT for PHYS 326.

Desiderio A. Vasquez Desiderio A. Vasquez - $54,980 grant (including IPFW matching funds) from Research Corporation Desiderio A. Vasquez - APS Minority Speaker travel grant for $500. Desiderio A. Vasquez - Travel grant from the International Center of Theoretical Physics for about $3300 (2850 Euros). Gang Wang Gang Wang - 2005 PRF Summer Faculty Grant. “New Approach to Image the Large-Scale Optical Assembly” (Awarded.) Gang Wang - 2005 IPFW Summer Faculty Grant. “New Approach to Image the Large-Scale Optical Assembly” (Awarded, declined in lieu of the PRF grant.)

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 70 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 71 POLS Lutz, James Lutz, James M. Travel Grant, U.S. Embassy, Pretoria, South Africa. ($5000) Wolf, Michael Wolf, Michael R. Departmental Exchange Grant and U.S. Embassy for Travel to South Africa. ($2000) Wolf, Michael R. Indiana University Office of International Programs Departmental Exchange Grant with University of Pretoria (South Africa) Department of Political Sciences. ($3000)

______Fulbright-Hays Grant from American Embassy, Pretoria, South Africa, August 15-19, 2005. ($1000) PSY Kaiser, Daren National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Behavioral Science Track Award for Rapid Transition (B/START) grant entitled The Role of the Hippocampus in Associative Learning, (1R03MH068264-01A1), $73,250 Jackson, Jay 2001-2004. Principal Investigator, National Science Foundation, Social Identity and Subgroup Social Dilemmas ($176,582) SOC Holland $5000 - Grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office of Victims of Crime for “Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne and Allen County CCrime i ViVictims’ ti ’ RiRights ht CCollaboration: ll b ti A CCommunity it AAwareness and d EdEducational ti l FFair.” i ”

Holland/Taub $400 - Holland, Donna Dea and Diane E. Taub. Grant awarded by IPFW Research Support Fund, Office of Research & External Support. “Women with Physical Disabilities Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence: An Examination of the Nature and Outcome of Violent Relationships.” WOST Erickson, Chris IPFW Summer Grant 2005 Fox, Linda IPFW Travel Grant - $400 (2005) Indiana University Overseas Conference Fund Grant - $500 (2005)

C. Research. 4. Bibliography of notable student accomplishments.

ANTH Baker, Anthony “Comparative Feature Analysis of the Strawtown and Clampitt Enclosures.” Paper presented at the 82nd Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, Oxford, Ohio, March 10-12, 2005, and the Indiana Archaeology Council Spring Workshop, Strawtown Koteewi Park, April 16, 2005. “Comparative Analysis of the Deep Features at the Strawtown and Clampitt Enclosures.” Paper presented at the Sigma XiBStudent Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, Office of Research and External Support, IPFW, April 9, 2005.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 71 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 72

Clark, Cherlyn (REU program), “Comparing the Accuracy of Three-Dimensional Resistivity Data to Ground- Penetrating Radar in Mapping Large Subsurface Features.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Dayton, Ohio, October 20-23, 2005.

DeCola, Tom (REU program), “Spatial Distribution of Pit Features at 12-H-1057, a Late Prehistoric Oneota Occupation Located on the White River, Hamilton County, Central Indiana.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Dayton, Ohio, October 20-23 2005 Engle, Josh (REU program), “Can Geophysical Methods Replace the Dozer? Testing Feature Distribution with Magnetometry and Resistivity.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Dayton, Ohio, October 20-23, 2005.

Foster, Kevin (REU program), “Resistivity in 3-D.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference Conference,, Dayton Dayton,, Ohio Ohio,, October 20-23 20-23,, 2005.2005.

Graham, Colin (REU program), “Using Ground Penetrating Radar and Resistivity Survey to Test a Model of Community Plan with the Strawtown Enclosure.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Dayton, Ohio, October 20-23, 2005.

Herman, Josh (REU program), “Effect of Instrument Pitch and Sensor Height on Magnetic Survey Data Using a Geoscan FM256.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Dayton, Ohio, October 20-23, 2005.

Hipskind, Scott “A Typological Study of Projectile Points from Strawtown.” Paper presented at the 82nd Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, Oxford, Ohio, March 10-12, 2005, and the Indiana Archaeology Council Spring Workshop, Strawtown Koteewi Park, April 16, 2005. “A Typology and Comparison of Triangular Projectile Points from Central Indiana.” Paper presented at the Sigma XiBStudent Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, Office of Research and External Support, IPFW, April 9, 2005.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 72 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 73 “Appendix D: A Triangular Projectile Point Typological Study of Late Prehistoric Sites in Central Indiana.” In Late Prehistoric Archaeology of a Frontier, edited by Robert McCullough. ROI 502. Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne Archaeological Survey.

(REU program), “Geophysical Exploration of Site 12-H-1052.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Dayton, Ohio, October 20-23, 2005. Holmes, Ashley (REU program), “Using Magnetometry Data to Identify Stockade Locations.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Dayton, Ohio, October 20-23, 2005. Smith, Julie (REU program), “Developing a Model of Interpretation of Geophysical Anomalies at 12-H-3.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Dayton, Ohio, October 20-23, 2005. Yager, Mariah “Test Applicability of Using GPR to Detect Subtle Linear Archaeological Features: The Search for Late Prehistoric Fortifications.Fortifications.” PaperPaper ppresentedresented at the 82nd Annual MeetingMeeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, Oxford, Ohio, March 10-12, 2005, and the Indiana Archaeology Council Spring Workshop Strawtown Koteewi Park, April 16, 2005

“Ground Penetrating Radar in an Archaeological Context.” Paper presented at the Sigma XiBStudent Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, Office of Research and External Support, IPFW, April 9, 2005. (REU program), “Ground Penetrating Radar as a Tool for Shallow, High Resolution Subsurface Mapping.” Poster presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Dayton, Ohio, October 20-23, 2005. AUS M. McFarren Senior project-Training Phonological Awareness in Preschool children; M. McFarren, Technical session at Indiana Speech-Language-Hearing Association conference- April 2005 and If I can see it I can do it: Phonological Awareness Training Method, Technical session at American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, November 2005 (with Hess). McFarren also presented her research at the Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, IPFW, April 9, 2005 BIOL Clusella-Trullas, S.. J. R. Spotila & F.V. Paladino. 2006 Energetics during hatchling dispersal of the olive ridley turtle Lepidochelys olivacea using doubly labeled water. Physiol. & Biochem. Zool. 79:(2)Feb/Mar 2006 In Press.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 73 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 74 Marshall, J. C., Jr., J. M. Manning, and B. A. Kingsbury. In press. Movement and macrohabitat selection of the Eastern Massasauga in a fen habitat. Herpetologica. Patnaik, S., M. Moshref and Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Sustainable Brackish water shrimp farming – A serious thought in India. World Aquacualture (Accepted, September 2005). Roe, J. H., J. K. Gibson, and B. A. Kingsbury. In press. Beyond the wetland border: estimating the impact of roads for two species of waternsakes. Biological Conservation. Roe, J. H., B. A. Kingsbury, and M. A. Myers. 2005. Nerodia erythrogaster neglecta (Copper- bellied Watersnake) foraging behavior. Herpetological Review 36: 70. Wallace, B., C. Williams, F. Paladino, S. Morreale, T. Lindstrom, J. Spotila. 2005. Bioenergetics and diving activity of internesting leatherback turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) at Parque Nacional Marino Las Baulas, Costa Rica. Journal of Experimental Biology 208:3873- 3884 Watson, E., M. Moshref, Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Noise Pollution-Underwater: A Serious Danger to Aquatic Species. World Aquacualture (Accepted, December 2005). Clune P., & F. Paladino 2005. The impact of beach development on sand characteristics of a LeatherbacknestingLeatherbacknesting b beacheach i inn Pl Playaaya G Granderande C Costaosta Ri Ricaca. P Posteroster & P Publishedublished f fromrom t thehe 2004 International Sea Turtle Symposium, Savannah GA February 2005, NOAA Special Publication) Gibson, S., Z. Walker, and B. A. Kingsbury. Habitat Use by the Timber Rattlesnake in Southern Indiana.” Biology of the Rattlesnakes Symposium, Loma Linda, California. January 17-19. Harkenrider, T., and R.B. Gillespie. “Effects of Non-point Source Contaminants and Water Quality on Fishes in Agricultural Receiving Streams", Ohio Valley Chapter- Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, USEPA Breidenback Research Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, May, 2005. Harkenrider, T., and R.B. Gillespie. “Effects of Non-point Source Contaminants and Water Quality on Fishes in Agricultural Receiving Streams", Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Baltimore, Maryland, November, 2005.

Kingsbury, B. A. and J. Sage. “Massasauga Ecology and Conservation.” In-service training for MI Department of Environmental Quality. May 6. Kingsbury, B. A., J, Sage, J. Manning., and J. Marshall. “Spatial Ecology and Conservation of the Eastern Massasauga.” Biology of the Rattlesnakes Symposium, Loma Linda, California. January 17-19.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 74 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 75 Kingsbury, B. A., J, Sage, and J. Manning. “Barriers Real and Imagined: Conservation Lessons for Eastern Massasaugas.” Joint Herpetologist Society Annual Meeting, Tampa, FL., July, 2005.

Moshref, M. and Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Functional foods and nutraceuticals in aquaculture: effects of vitamin C and E in tilapia. Annual Meeting of the Indiana Academy of Science, Hanover, Indiana. October 28-29, 2004. pp 114. Mustafa A., Heather Zimmerman, Fatema Majid, and Elliot Blumenthal. 2005. Effects of environmental heat stress on stress protein expressions and immune response in steelhead trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss. Proceedings of “Aquaculture America 2005" New Orleans, Louisiana, January 17-20, 2005. Mansfield T., Mourad G. (2005) Map-based cloning of a gene affecting the uptake of uracil in Arabidopsis thaliana. IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, IPFW, April 9, 2005. Best Paper Award. McKinneMcKinneyy,, Erin ((Advisor:Advisor: W.W. DeMott)DeMott). “OntoOntogenygeny of feedinfeedingg and digestiondigestion in Daphnia:Daphnia: Evidence for a juvenile bottleneck.” IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium. April, 2005. Moshref, M and Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Functional foods and nutraceuticals in aquaculture: effects of vitamin C and E in tilapia. Proceedings of the Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne, April 9, 2005.

Nicolosi, D.M., Visalli, M.A., Irven, K.L., Visalli, R.J. Identification of protein-protein interactions between the VZV DNA encapsidation proteins ORF30 and ORF42/45. 105th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology, Atlanta, Georgia, June 2005.

Oppor, P. Richness and Diversity of Anuran Larvae in the Wetlands of Douglas Woods. Annual Undergraduate Research Conference, Butler University, IN, April, 2005. Advisors: R. Gillespie and B. Kingsbury. Oppor, P.. Richness and Diversity of Anuran Larvae in the Wetlands of Douglas Woods. Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne, Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, IPFW, April, 2005. Advisors: R. Gillespie and B. Kingsbury. Best Paper, Sigma Xi competition.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 75 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 76 Oppor, P.. Richness and Diversity of Anuran Larvae in the Wetlands of Douglas Woods. Annual Meeting of the Indiana Academy of Sciences, St. Mary's College of the Woods, IN October, 2005. Advisor: R. Gillespie. Heather Zimmerman and Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Stress in fish: a diversity of response. Proceedings of the Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, Indiana University- Purdue University Fort Wayne, April 9, 2005. Heather Zimmerman and Ahmed Mustafa. 2005. Stress in fish: a diversity of response. Annual Meeting of the Indiana Academy of Science, Hanover, Indiana. October 28-29, 2004. pp 117.

Student Awards Angelo Belavilas received an IPFW Summer Research Mini Grant ($250). Trina Harkenrider received the "Marian Vinegar Award" for her Masters research presentation at the April, 2005 Meeting of the Ohio Valley Chapter, Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC). The award provided Trina with travel funds to present her seminar, "Effects of Non-ppQygoint Source Contaminants and Water Quality on Fishes in Agricultural Receiving Streams" on November 4th at the 2005 Annual National Meeting of SETAC in Baltimore, Maryland. Tyler Mansfield received “Best Paper” award ($500) for “Map-based cloning of a gene affecting the uptake of uracil in Arabidopsis thaliana” at the IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, IPFW, April 9. Advisor: G. Mourad. Tyler also received and IPFW Undergraduate Summer Research Grant ($1000), and an IPFW Undergraduate Research Supplies and Expenses Mini-grant ($250). Erin McKinney completed her honors degree and honors thesis in biology based on research performed in W. DeMott’s lab. Erin McKinney was also awarded the “Outstanding Senior Award” by the Biology Department. Denise Nicolosi (mentor: B. Visalli) was the recipient of an American Society for Microbiology Undergraduate Research Fellowship in 2004. She attended the annual ASM General Meeting in Atlanta, GA in June of 2005 to present “Identifying VZV terminase subunit interactions using a prokaryotic two-hybrid system.” Denise also received Undergraduate Research Funding for the summer of 2005 in the amounts of $1000 for summer research and $250 for research supplies and expenses.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 76 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 77 Patricia Oppor was awarded “Best Paper” by the IPFW Chapter of Sigma Xi for her presentation during the Sigma Xi section of the IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium, April 9. Her advisors were R. Gillespie and B. Kingsbury. Pat received $1,250 from the ORES Summer Undergraduate Research Program in 2005 to support her research.

CASA Eight Writing Center consultants made presentations, seven at regional conferences and one at a national conference. Eight tutors from the SPOT received CASA awards at the A & S Honors Banquet (one went on to Medical school, two went on to study Pharmacy, and one returned to France as she was on a one-year exchange program). Four Writing Center Consultants received Writing Center Awards ( one went on to doctoral studies at the University of Iowa). Carmen Bocian and Susan Hatfield, Math Test Center TAs, both received the Mathematical Sciences Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Award. Dodie Miller, WritinWritingg Center Consultant, received the SylviaSylvia Bowman Award for best essayessay on literature or the teaching of literature from the Department of English and Linguistics. CHM IPFW Chemistry majors Sam Hochstetler and Derek Garcia (undergraduate research students of Michael Columbia) gave presentations at the IPFW Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavor Conference in April. IPFW Chemistry major Marla Parker is a coauthor of a published manuscript with Ronald Duchovic in the J. Phys. Chem. A IPFW Chemistry majors David Lee and Stacy Langmeyer were ‘coauthors’ on the poster presentation by Ronald Friedman given at the XXth Conference on the Dynamics of Molecular Collisions IPFW Chemistry students Mark Dinius and J. David Pettigrew were ‘coauthors’ on the poster presentation by Ronald Duchovic given at the XXth Conference on the Dynamics of Molecular Collisions IPFW Chemistry majors H. Belayneh, B. Cox, Y. Essix, E. Collingsworth, F. Clough, C. Felton and L. Spooner were ‘coauthors’ on the poster presentations given by Vince Maloney at the 16th Winter Conference of the Inter-American Photochemical Society and/or the Joint American Chemical Society 57th Southeast/ 61st Southwest Regional Meeting

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 77 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 78 IPFW Chemistry graduates Pamela Bell, Jessica Jarboe, Christina Boxell and Brad Cox were ‘coauthors’ on a poster presentation given by emeritus professor Ken Stevenson at the 16th International Symposium on Photochemistry and Photophysics of Coordination Compounds, Pacific Grove, CA, Jul 2-6, 2005. IPFW Chemistry major Tom Wilson was accepted into the REU program at Miami University of Ohio. Tom did research there during summer 2005.

Former IPFW student Karson Putt (A.S. chemical methods, B.S. biology in 2002) received one of 7 ACS Division of Medicinal Chemistry 2005 Predoctoral Fellowships; he received $22,000 toward graduate studies at University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign during 2005-06 academic year. Numerous IPFW chemistry majors were judges at the Northeastern IN Regional Science and Engineering Fair COM Henry Graf, “Simulacrum and Postmodern Christendom” at Central States Communication ConferenceConference,, AApril,pril, 2005. Midwest Popular Culture/American Culture Association Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO., October 14-16, 2005. Each is a student in the MA in Professional Communication program: Ron Haines: “Enacting Citizenship: Theory and Practice in the 2004 Presidential Cycle”; Kelli Showalter: “Deciphering Fact from Fiction in the 2004 Presidential Debates: Frustration and Enacting Responsible Citizenship”; Kim Wells: “Media Professionals Discuss Their Role in the 2004 Presidential Debates” Lisa McKale: "The Rise of the Art House in the Cornfields of Indiana: Historical Examination of the Cinema Center." presented at NCA in Boston, MA, November, 2005.

ENGL Arthur, Patricia, graduate alumna; published Making Joyful Noises . Organ Historical Society, n.d. Baus, Eric, undergraduate alumnus; published poetry in highly-selective national journals, including Turnrow . Bigelow, Troy, undergraduate; published “Can Love Pay the Bills.” Solidarity: The Magazine for UAW Members and Their Families Jan-Feb 2006. Vol. 49, No. 1-2. Christiansen, Sidury, graduate student; published “Empowering Parent-School Relationships: A More Supportive Environment for ESL Students” in INTESOL Journal , 2005.

Cockey, Carolyn, graduate alumna; published A Woman’s Health. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 78 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 79 Frost, Helen, graduate alumna; Spinning Through the Universe. New York: Farrar, Straus, & Giroux (Francis Foster Books), 2004, was used in the Freshman Poetry Project, R. Nelson Snider High School, spring and fall. GEOS Three Rivers Gem and Mineral Society Scholarship awarded to Susan F. Reitz, $1,000 *Bale, Dawn M. Featured in article, Sniffing for Solutions , Outdoor Indiana, January/February

HIST Gaff, Alan. Blood in the Argonne: The “Lost Battalion” of World War I . University of Oklahoma Press, October 2005. (B.A., 1979) Hansen, James R. First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong ,. Simon & Schuster, October 2005. (B.A., 1974) Vosmeier, Matthew N. Associate Professor of History, Hanover College, Program Co-Chair, Indiana Association of Historians, 2005. (B.A., 1985) ILCS WOST: 10th annual Celebrating Our Students Research and Creativity Day, March 16, 2005 ( Six of nine students presented their work) WOST major Sarah Gudorf received a student internship with 20/20 Vision for summer 2005

Ms. Gudorf also served on the planning committeee for the Fort Wayne Women's Bureau's 2005 production of The Vagina Monologues. Students in L. Raymer's Women as Peacemakers course (WOST W302, fall 2005) planned and held an Iraq Awareness Day, November 17, 2005, which was well attended.

Students from the History Club and Society of Women Engineers co-sponsored Dr. Susan Ware's lecture on Amelia Earhart and the Search for Modern Feminism (January 18, 2005).

Students from Voices Not Victims co-sponsored the speaking engagement of Judy Norsigian (November 15, 2005). MATH C. Chauhan - student research paper by Sio Kong, Violation of the Normality Assumption, presented to Student Research Symposium, April 2005 and Math PI Club, April, 2005.

P. Hamburger - seven (7) students presented research talks in MA 163H and MA 164H Honors Calculus sequence. PHIL C Butler: Brad Turflinger was alone in achieving the highest score on the 2005 International Human Rights test at the Rene Cassin Institute in Strasbourg. This was out of 320 students from 70 countries and included many practicing lawyers. Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 79 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 80 PHYS Mark F. Masters – The students working with him have completely reassembled his laboratory, which had languished since the destructive Kettler renovation. Desiderio A. Vasquez - “Chemical instabilities in a two-zone shear model” with students Jeff Myer and Hans Suedhoff (research article in preparation) POLS Kostoff, Regina. Chair of the Board of Public Works, City of Fort Wayne and utility services manager of Public Works and City Utilities. Myers, Chris. Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology. Rocha, Felicia Bertin (nee Beeching). BA in Political Science, 1996. JD, University of Iowa, 1999. “Native American and the ICWA Conundrum,” Iowa Lawyer , vol. 65, no. 7, July 2005, pp. 5-8 (Part I) and “ICWA: A Law To Be Proud Of,” Iowa Lawyer , vol. 65, no. 8, August 2005, pp. 10-13 (Part II). Wake, Brent Wake. Served as staff in Senator Evan Bayh’s office. Two graduating majors were admitted to graduate school. One graduating major was admitted to law school. PSYPSY ((studentstudent coco-authors authors are BlakemoreBlakemore,, ElainElainee marked by *) Blakemore, J. E. O., & *Centers, R. E. (2005). Characteristics of boys= and girls= toys. Sex Roles, 53, 619-633. DeFonso, Lenore *Sholl, Jonathan. (2005, April) The efficacy of various training methods on rhythmic perception and reproduction. Honors Thesis; Paper presented at the IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium. Jackson, Jay *Leas, K., Jackson, *D., & Jackson, J.W. (2005, April). Acting for the good of the group: The role of social identity and rational calculation motives. Paper presented at the IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium. Jackson, J. W., & *Poulsen, J. R. (2005). Contact experiences mediate the relationship between five-factor model personality traits and ethnic prejudice. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 35 , 667-685. Lawton, Carol *Green, J. K., & Lawton, C. A. (2005, April). Gender differences in image integration and mental rotation . Paper presented at the IPFW Student Research and Creative Endeavor Symposium.

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 80 Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 81 Lawton, C. A., & *Hatcher, D. W. (2005). Gender differences in integration of images in visuospatial memory. Sex Roles, 53, 717-725. Lawton, C. A., *Gregory, A. J., & *Mabrey, S. M. (2005, May). A female advantage in egocentric spatial categorization. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Society, Los Angeles, CA.

Lawton, C. A., *Lalevich, C. M., *Logan, N. R., & *Lightcap, V. A.. (2005, May). Gender differences in categorization of spatial information. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL. Lawton, C. A., *Akers, C. D., & *Till, A. M.. (2005, May). Gender differences in directional decisions. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL. WOST WOST: 10th annual Celebrating Our Students Research and Creativity Day, March 16, 2005 ( Five WOST majors and one non-major presented their work; three non-majors had emergencies and had to cancel ). All –IU Undergraduate Women’s Studies Conference, March 31-April 1, 2005, IU Southeast. Christine Patterson and Linda Fox accompanied 5 WOST majors to the conference including overnight the night before, and both Patterson and Fox each moderated one session.

WOST major Sarah Gudorf received a student internship with 20/20 Vision for summer 2005 as a result of her attendance at the Feminist Majority Conference for students in Washington, D.C. in April 2005, where she helped moderate sessions. Ms. Gudorf is using the 20/20 Vision internship for completion of her PACS certificate. Ms. Gudorf also served on the planning committee for the Fort Wayne Women's Bureau's 2005 production of The Vagina Monologues. Students in L. Raymer's Women as Peacemakers course (WOST W302, fall 2005) planned and held an Iraq Awareness Day, November 17, 2005, which was well attended.

Students from the History Club and Society of Women Engineers cosponsored Dr. Susan Ware's lecture on Amelia Earhart and the Search for Modern Feminism (January 18, 2005). Students from Voices Not Victims cosponsored the speaking engagement of Judy Norsigian (November 15, 2005).

Scholarly/Creative Activity Performed, Published, or Presented During Calendar Year 2005 81 Community Involvement/Economic Development/Engagement Activities For Calendar Year 2005

Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact A&S D- 1 Ongoing Partnerships Indiana Dept of Trans ANTH/archaeological services $174,803 Community JS Barker Engineering 2,314 Terracon 2,450 City of Fort Wayne 2,218 IDNR Div of Eng ANTH/archaeological services 28,704 Housing Opportunities 2,728 US Infrastructure 640 Nugent Sand Co 15,968 JF New ANTH/archaeological services 750 Town of Akron 675 Erber&Milligan Const Co 675 Sturtz Public Mgmt Grp 1,280 IDNRFW ANTH/arc haeo log ica l serv ices 730 Brant Construct 21,200 Elkhart Co Parks 1,252 Dodzik Eng 500 Concordia HS CASA: assisted w/estab of Writing Ctr Windsong Film Festival Partnership Carr Northrop Grumman Frederick: consulting FW Chamber of Commerce Butler: Inst for Human Rights conference Parkview Hospital Young: undergrad clinical skill trailing Alliance on Mental Illness (NIC) Young: service learning partnership IPFW Wellness Young: service learning partnership

Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact D- 2Short-Term Projects Strawtown Koteewi Park McCullough: 5th Ann Public Arch Prog 3,000 visitors Community Falls of the OH State Park Arch Society McCullough: lecture Hickory Ctr Elem School Strezewski: mentor student Sc Centr/FW Pks Rec White: dir ARCH Day camp Little Turlte ARCH Res Soc White: 2 lectures DeKalb Co HIST Soc White: lecture Kosc Co ARCH Soc White: lecture

Community Involvement/Economic Development/Engagement Activities 2005 82 Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact Sc Centr ARCH Spec Series White: Lunch w/a Scientist IN Senate Nat Res Cttee hearing McCoullough: testified FWCS Title 1 Pre-K HessL: Pre-literacy/language lessons Sc Central Duchovic: Lunch w/a Scientist Dwenger HS Duchovic: presentation adVenture Fund Friedel: advisory panel Sc Central Kimblel: 2 lectures 3 Rivers Jenbe Collective Fullman: COM332 service learning promo video Northrop Grumman Anders with Partners in Learning 3Rivers Jenbe Ensemble/B-G Club & Urban Cain: instructor; service learning site for League Creativity and Community course Cinema Center Felber: presentation Arata Law firm; Briljent Griggs: consultation FWCS Sun: Teaching Eng as New Lang Prog FW Mus of Art Argast: on-line exhibition Eart h Sc ience, 2006 Inte l Int l Sc i/Eng Fa iir AjdiArgast: judging Discovery TV Farlow: interview Botanical Garden Isiorho: lecture Univ of Saint Francis Isiorho: lecture NE IN Sci/Eng Fair Isiorho: judge TV 15 Isiorho: interview re flooding San Diego Union Tribune Iriorho: interview re wetlands TV21 Isiorho: interview re hurricane Amelia Earhart CelebrationWOST co-sponsored comm proj 100 attendees AS Simmons, wkshop on sexual abuse issues WOST co-sponsored comm proj 100 attendees Celebrating Our Her/Story WOST co-sponsored comm proj 40 attendees JP Moss: FW Afr/Afr-Amer Hist Mus WOST co-sponsored comm proj 35 attendees Dhuerta, labor organizer WOST co-sponsored comm proj FW Women's Bureau WOST co-sponsored comm proj 1,200 attendees The Vagina Monologues $31,000 net rev Intl Women's Day:FW Bahai, FW Hist Ctr, WOST co-sponsored comm proj FW Women's Bureau, Zonta Club Community Friends of Women's Studies organization created by WOST $1,480 Cinema Center Summers: lecture

Community Involvement/Economic Development/Engagement Activities 2005 83 Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact Peter Turnley exhibition JOUR co-sponsor 700 attendees ITT and Lincoln Financial Group MATH intern relationship Lincoln Financial MATH presentation to students re positions

AAEO City of Fort Wayne Butler: partnering Int'l Truck & Eng Corp Spath: lecture Interfaith Leaders Group Spath: Tour leader, Israel/Palestine NE IN Sci/Eng Fair Wang and Maloney: judge Sc Central Maloney: Lunch w/ a Scientist GEO Camp Maloney: lecture City of FW Downs: update econom dev action plan Downs placed students in internships and practicums in polit campaigns, pol parties, govt offices, law offices, local comm groups CCross Cu ltural l ffesti tival l DiClDiClementi: ti class l ddeveloped l d event t FW Area Teach Conf Ashton: moderator SSHS-Nat'l Honor Soc Ashton: lecture Dwenger HS Ashton: lecture Harding HS career day Ashton: lecture FW Sex Assault Treatment Ctr Holland: internship Beds, Britches, Etc Iadicola: organized student internship Community Development Iadicola: organized student internship AIDS Task Force Iadicola: organized student internship Crossroads Iadicola: organized student internship Central Labor Council/Solidarity Proj Iadicola: organized student internship AC Youth Services Ctr Iadicola: organized student internship IN Culinary Inst Taub: organized student internship Turnstone Taub: organized student internship Eating Disorders Awareness panel Taub: panelist Eating Discorders Self-Help Group Taub: guest facilitator

Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact D- 3 Faculty Civic Involvement Central States ANTH Society Kuznar, Bd of Dir Community FW Woaliation of Living Well after 50 McLorg, mbr

Community Involvement/Economic Development/Engagement Activities 2005 84 Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact IDNR, IN Preserv Plan Adv Cttee McCoullough: mbr No Anthony Alliance Sandstrom: mbr City of FW/AC Compreh Plng Cttee White: mbr Maumee Heritage Corridor White: bd mbr 1st Steps of Allen Co HessL: VP/secretary Cedards HOPE HessL: Bd mbr St Jos River Watershed Init Gillespie: Chair IDNR Amph/Rept Tech Adv Cttee Kingsbury: co-chair PARC Kingsbury: cttees USFWS Kingsbury: cttees Leatherback Trust Paladino: VP B'nai Jacob Cong Friedman: bd mbr FW Jewish Fed Friedman: secretary Volleydons Booster Club Friedel: Sec/Treas US Holocaust Mem Museum Carr: Academic Adv Cttee mbr KCET/BBC Carr: Educ/Outreach Adv Cttee mbr Win dsong Film Fest CBdbCarr: Bd mbr IVY Tech Gen Ed Adv Cttee Dixson:: mbr Franciscan Ctr of FW HessR: bd mbr Wellsprings of FW HessR: bd mbr Quasi, Inc HessR: Exec Dir Reliable Fed CU HessR: bd mbr/asst treas IN HS Ath Assn Switzer: baseball interpreter Amer Am Bsbll Congr Switzer: umpire counsel mbr Achduth Vesholom Tankel: Trustee IPFW Comm Res Inst Amidon: edited a comm report 24 Hour Playhouse Stewart: bd mbr Educ for Conflict Resol Weller: bd mbr Purdue Rhetoric/Comp prog Blythe: judge Conf Coll Comp/Commun Cain: award cttee Intl Conf of Romanticism Farnsworth: adv bd mbr Intl Conf on Romanticism Farnsworth: chaired panel 7th Modernist Stud Assn Conf Lin: co-organ seminar New Variorum Stapleton: editor Texas Stud in Lit & Lang Stapleton: edit bd IN Coll Engl Assn Weller: editor/webmaster

Community Involvement/Economic Development/Engagement Activities 2005 85 Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact Friends of the Parks of AC Crow: bd mbr Quality of Life/Allen County Crow: cttee mbr Buckner Park Crow: cttee mbr Fox Island Alliance Isiorho: cttees Local Emergency Planning Cttee Isiorho: cttees Stockbridge Audubon Soc Haw: bd mbr IDNR Haw: tech advisor Fort Wayne Int'l Forum Fischer: coordinator 6 present/yr - 60 mbrs Zonta Club Fox: bd mbr FW Women's Bur Fox: plan cttee Community Friends of WOST Fox: bd mbr Cancer Serv of AC Fox: lecture St. Chas Borromeo School Bd Vandell: bd mbr Chinese Assn of FW Pan: president Center for Nonviolence FW Ashton: Prog Dir ACPL Butler: consultation re Genealogy Connect RdRedev Comm for City o fFWf FW Dix ie: m bbr Fort Wayne Philharmonic Dixie: bd mbr Afr/Afr-Amer Hist Soc Dixie: bd mbr Urban Coalition Dixie: secretary Hebrew Orthod Cong Bartky: bd mbr Publ Policy/Research Cttee, Drug Alco Cons Downs: chair AC Elect Bd Downs: vp 431 Fdn Downs: bd mbr Comm Dev Area Pln, North Neighb Asn Downs: bd mbr FW Board of Zoning Appeals Downs: mbr North Anthony Alliance Downs: mbr Parkview Select Cttee Downs: mbr IN Common Cause Bd of Dir Downs: 3rd Dist Rep AC Hist Soc Ulmschneider: bd mbr Maplewood Neighborhood Assn Wolf: Pres TLC Childcare Ctr Advisory bd mbr AC Emerg Mental Health Response Team Young AC Bar Assn Collab Divorce Proj Young Common Ground Comm Dispute Resol Serv Ashton Center for Nonviolence FW Ashton: Coord Panel

Community Involvement/Economic Development/Engagement Activities 2005 86 Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact FW Healthy Cities Cttee Ashton: mbr Sterling Sentinel Schol Award Ashton: Soc Stu judge FW Sexual Assault Treatment Ctr Holland: bd mbr Workers Project Nusbaumer: bd mbr Publ Policy/Research Cttee, Drug Alco Cons Nusbaumer: bd mbr NAnthony N'hood Assn Shupe: bd mbr Afr/Afr-Amer Hist Soc Virtue: bd mbr

Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact D- 4 Academic Organizations IN ARCH Council McCullough: President Community IN ARCH Council McCullough: organized annual wrkshop Univ of IL ARCH donated supplies Assn for Geront in Highter Ed McLorg: mbr Sigma Xi Sutter: President Nahua Newsletter Sutter: web editor IN SLH Assn Egly: VP of Publ & Comm Nat 'l Spec in Child Lang Boar d HLHessL: m bbr UIUCN/SSC Tort Frshwtr Turs Spec Grp Attum: mbr Behav Ecology/Sociobiology Cooper: Bd of Dir Intl Soc Theor Appl Limnology DeMott: editorial bd Blackwell Scientific DeMott: editorial bd Kluwer Aca Publ DeMott: editorial bd EPA Mourad: peer-rev panelist Int'l Sea Turtle Soc Paladino: bd mbr Editorial Bd of Chelonia Paladino: bd mbr Costa Rican Nat'l Park Sys Paladino: bd mbr INADE Clark: Treas Amer Chem Soc Kimble: coord Natl Chem Week Amer Chem Soc Kimble: coord Chem Celeb Earth Day Natl COMM Assn Banks: Legis Assbly, reviewer Women's Caucas/WoMentoring Banks: Sr fac mbf LGBT Interest group Banks: reviewer Feminist Schol Div Banks: reviewer Intl/Intercult Comm Annual Simpson: Edit bd mrb Intl Comm Assn Tankel: Pop Comm Div exec cttee Pop Comm Tankel: edit bd mbr

Community Involvement/Economic Development/Engagement Activities 2005 87 Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact Geolog Soc of Amer Argast: campus rep Computational Seism & Geogyn Chowdhury: editor Jour of Geosc Educ Drummond: editor Assn for Gerontology in Higher Ed McLord: institutional rep IN Acad of Soc Sci Erickson, C: Dir of History US Natl Cttee, SE Euro Stu Fischer: mbr Soc of Albanian Stu Fischer: VP-Exec Bd Sch of Slav/Eeuro Stu, Univ College Fischer: Advi Council Book/Comm House Fdn, Tirana, Alb Fisch: Advi bd Latin American Perspectives Weiner: assoc editor Women in French Virtue: web manager Communicator Colbert: Pres of bd Amer Jour Historians Assn Colbert: long term plan cttee IN Sect of MAA Legg: organizer of spr mtg Sigma Xi Legg: Exec cttee, Treas Phi Kappa Phi Legg: Pres elect Sigma SI DECDragnev: Exec Cttee Phi Kappa Phi Townsend: Pres MAA Beineke: Bd of Governors IN Mag of History Dixie: Edit bd Inst for the Study of Christ Zionism Spath: Bd mbr IN Fund for Animal Educ Squadrito: bd mbr Physics Educ Research Maloney: assoc edit on-line journal IN Pol Sc Assn Conference Downs: roundtable facilitator Amer Democ Proj Conference Downs: panelist & facilitator Global Economic Journal Lutz: editorial board Midwest Psy Assn Blakemore: Sec-Treas Midwest Psy Assn Bordens: Prog moderator Employment Serv/Ncentral Soc Assn Bradley: director OH Council of Family Relations Holland: bd mbr Amer SOC Assn Taub: Status of Soc & Pers w/Disab cttee Amer SOC Assn Taub: Program cttee Midwest SOC Society Taub: Public Cttee Midwest SOC Society Taub: Program cttee Feministas Unidas Fox: founding mbr Asociacion internacional de leteratura femenina Fox: founding mbr

Community Involvement/Economic Development/Engagement Activities 2005 88 Unit Section No. Category Community Partner Activity Metrics/Impact hispanica Zonta Club Fox: bd mbr

Community Involvement/Economic Development/Engagement Activities 2005 89 Accomplishments of Diversity Goals, Initiatives, and Metrics During Calendar Year 2005

Unit Section No. Strategic ThemeUnit Goals Accomplishment(s) Metrics E-Diversity 1 Student Recruitment and Roberts (WC): consulting for SUM Bridge Retention students

Benito, Clegg, Corbin (ILCS) recruiter at ACCS majors fair

Fox/Raymer/Curtis (WOST/ILCS), 1st yr student session re services for women students, part of WOST Diver Init Plan Roberts (ILCS), course proposals to broaden focus of German Studies

Unit Section No. Strategic Theme Unit Goals Accomplishment(s) Metrics E-Diversity 2 Faculty & Staff Corbin (ILCS) meets regularly as mentor to Recruitment and Retention Summers and Roberts

Fox (WOST) 2 women of color LTLs hired for WOST W210

Unit Section No. Strategic Theme Unit Goals Accomplishment(s) Metrics E-Diversity 3 Campus Climate CASA Darabi: served on Diver Council, planned IPFW Div Showcase

ENGL Dehr: book study group focusing on teaching multicult students

ENGL Farnsworth: served on Diver Council

Diversity Goals 2005 90 Unit Section No. Strategic ThemeUnit Goals Accomplishment(s) Metrics

ENGL Lin: participated in Div Inst Showcase

ENGL Sandman, Breitenbach (Tas) presented at Div Conf

ENGLSun: panel discussion on diversity

Fox: WOST Diversity Showcase participant: Multicultural Womanist Advisory Cttee

Fox: WOST co-sponsor of presentation by Wang Ping re footbinding

WOST co-spon of public lect by Judy Norsigian (Our Bodies, Ourselves)

WOST S302 Women as Peacemakers (Raymer) sponsored Iraq Awareness Day

PHYS: E. Peacock-Lopez, Williams College, lecturer, grant provided by Amer Physical Soc Comm on Minorities in PHYS PSY Bendele: provided input for Serv for Stu w/Disab program review

PSY Hill: Campus Climate Survey; Div Init Showcase; cttee mbr LGBTA campus services

GEOS Whitlock served as reviewer for the first Diversity Initiatives Showcase

PHIL Ohlander led field trip "IPFW Tour of

Diversity Goals 2005 91 Unit Section No. Strategic ThemeUnit Goals Accomplishment(s) Metrics Arab Detroit" including imam-led tour of mosque PSY DiClementi (CPSY) directed 2nd Diversity Showcase

HIST co-sponsored talks about Amelia Earhart and Harriet Jacobs

Unit Section No. rategic Theme Unit Goals Accomplishment(s) Metrics E-Diversity 4 Curriculum (including Diversity Transformation Initiative for COM requirements from 527 accrediting agencies, if ENGL Lin: lectur on Chinese educ in Comp Ed class

ENGL Westerfield/ENGL113: Students interviewed IPFW and community Africans

ILCS Virtue: new courses: Intro to Fren Cinema and Cultural Crossroads

ILCS Summers: I208 Int'l Cinema ran 14 300+ attendees total recent European films, campus and community attendies ILCS Summers: Soleado journal

Dixie: PHIL courses offered at Progressive Courses did not carry SP 06, but will Baptist Church and ACPL Pontiac Branch repeat offer

PSY: Cross-list w/ WOST: Psy of Women & Gender Role Dev of Child; Cross Cultural Psy and Stereotyping and Prejudice also offered

Diversity Goals 2005 92 Unit Section No. Strategic ThemeUnit Goals Accomplishment(s) Metrics

WOST entire curriculum uses diversity as a benchmark

PSY DiClementi (CPSY) directed 2nd Diversity Showcase

Unit Section No.Strategic Theme Unit Goals Accomplishment(s) Metrics E-Diversity 5 Community Outreach CHM Friedman: w/MULT Serv offered Upward Bound Prog in chem lab

CHM Friedman: presented at 05 Sum Youth 20-25 high school students IitPInit Prog for MULTSMULT Serv

ENGL Cain: Boys and Girls Club and FW Urban League: writing class

GEOS Isiorho: lecture on Nigeria at Botanical Gardens

38% (average) of HIST courses addr cultures of diversity

ILCS Benito: Spanish poetry at Lindley Elementary Sch

WOST: Amelia Earhart Celebration 100 attendees WOST: AS Simmons, wkshop on sexual 100 attendees Celebrating Our Her/Story 40 attendees WOST: JP Moss: FW Afr/Afr-Amer Hist 35 attendees WOST: DHuerta, labor organizer WOST: FW Women's Bureau 1,200 attendees

Diversity Goals 2005 93 Unit Section No. Strategic ThemeUnit Goals Accomplishment(s) Metrics $31,000 net rev WOST: Intl Women's Day:FW Bahai, FW FW Women's Bureau, Zonta Club WOST: Creation of Community Friends of $1,480 Women's Studies Roberts and Summers: panelist FW Cinema 30 attendees Ctr re German/Cuban film PSY: DiClementi: students in Cross Cultural 22 campus and comm groups; 3,509 PSY course organized annual Cross Cultural attendees, co-spon w/MULT Serv & Festival PSY Club PSY DiClementi (CPSY) directed 2nd Diversity Showcase

Diversity Goals 2005 94 Goals and Objectives for Academic Year 2006-07

University Strategic School Goals for Specific Tasks & Bottom Line Targets Unit Section No. Goals 2006-07 Objectives for 2006-07 (as compared to this year) F-Next Year 1 Provide innovative, Create a world class, teaching- • Recruit qualified faculty at competitive · Percentage of successful searches relevant, and rigorous centered faculty wages (100, 100) academic programs · Design A&S recruiting needs formula · Boolean: yes or no Fellows Program

· Maintain participation in IUB Faculty · Number of fellows placed; Fellows Program (this year + 2, this year + 4) · Number of departments participating; (this year + 1, this year + 2)

Provide innovative,innovative, relevantrelevant,, · Utilize ProgramProgram ReviewReview PercentaPercentagege of departmentsdepartments on schedule rigorous academic programs for program reviews (100, 100); number of departments that have used their program review to improve their programs (4, 6 )

· Expand graduate education · Number of departments that have formally reviewed their grad programs or considered creation of such (this will lead to a new indicator, the number with successful graduate programs) (5, 15)

· Create new course and degree programs · Number of new courses; (target number N/A) · Numbers of new programs, degrees, minors, certificates; · Enrollments in new courses-track this over two offerings · Increase use of technology in instructional · Number of courses using (or adding)

Goals Objectives 2006-07 95 delivery technology; · Credits generated in such courses; · Number of departments and programs

University Strategic School Goals for Specific Tasks & Bottom Line Targets Unit Section No. Goals 2006-07 Objectives for 2006-07 (as compared to this year) F-Next Year 2 Create an exceptional Enhance student success · Expand student research and grant · Number of student pubs; campus environment for through academics opportunities · Number of presentations; a diverse community of · Number of students involved in learners research; · Number of departments that have ongoing student research (15, 15)

· Pursue effective remediation, improve · Success rates for these courses (this remediation success year +5%, this year +10%); · Success rates for succeedingg courses (this year +5%, this year +10%); · Retention rate (this year +2%, this year +5%) · Percentage of students with remedial placements taking these courses in their first semester (not under A&S control) (100, 100)

· Expand internships and field placements · Number of such (this year +5%, this year +10%) · Number of departments having such (this year +1, this year +2) · Develop programs to enhance graduation · Graduation rates; rates and number of majors · Retention rates; · Number of majors

· Promote FYE · Retention rate to the second year up to 80%

Goals Objectives 2006-07 96 · Number of learning communities in fall (17, 30) · Enhance student success · Increase diversity in hiring and curriculum · NumberNb of f departments d ili with through diversity established diversity goals (15, 15); · Number of courses with diversity content (as determined by diversity council) (This year + 5, this year + 10); · Number of faculty hires meeting a diversity goal; · Percentage of hires with a diversity goal meeting the goal (50, 50)

· Enhance student success · Improve student advising · Decrease number of students advised through connections in A&S office - currently 1,500+ (to 800, to 600); · Increase number of qualified advising faculty (75, 100) · Enhance academic student organizations · Number of departments and programs with active student organizations (15 and 7, 15 and 7)

· Increase civic engagement · Promote American Democracy Project · Number of activities (50,75) · Number of courses with civic component (5, 10)

University Strategic School Goals for Specific Tasks & Bottom Line Targets Unit Section No. Goals 2006-07 Objectives for 2006-07 (as compared to this year) F-Next Year 3 Promote the scholarly Maintain School of Arts and · Number of various kinds of and creative Sciences as the IPFW flagship publications and presentations; achievements of faculty, in learning and discovery · Number of significant grant students, and staff applications;

Goals Objectives 2006-07 97 , pp ; · Percentage of successful grant applications; · External dollars generated through research grant and contract activity (this year + 10%, this year + 20%); · A non-numerical indicator: awards received

Enhance productivity of · Encourage research activity every year · Percentage of active research faculty, research faculty as measured by productivity over last three years (100, 100)

· Promote Centers of Excellence · Numbers of faculty involved (this year + 5%, this year + 10%); · Numbers of students involved (this year + 5%, this year + 10%); · Numbers of projects; · Funds generated (this year + 5% , this year + 10%)

University Strategic School Goals for Specific Tasks & Bottom Line Targets Unit Section No. Goals 2006-07 Objectives for 2006-07 (as compared to this year) F-Next Year4 Advance the economic Increase connections with the · Improve and update school, department, and · Number of departments and development and quality community program web sites programs with up-to-date sites (1 and of life in Fort Wayne and 15 and 7, 1 and 15 and 7) the surrounding region

· Increase connections through community · Number of departments with active advisory boards community advisory boards (3, 6)

· Maintain effective A&S newsletter · Numbers of comments (20, 40); · Percentage of positive comments (90, 90); · Funds raised in response ($1000, $1500)

Goals Objectives 2006-07 98 Provide quality of life services · Provide cultural programming and · Number of programs available to the to our service region intellectual leadership by sponsoring panels, community; attendance at such lectures, etc.

· Increase attendance at A&S distinguished · Attendance (200, 200) lectures

· Provide expertise to community · Number of positive involvements organizations and service to community boards

· Participation and leadership in math and · Number of events; number of science camp, science fair, Math Counts, et al. students involved (this year + 5%, this year + 10%)

· Encourage DE offerings · Number of DE sections taught (this year + 5%, this year + 10%)

University Strategic School Goals for Specific Tasks & Bottom Line Targets Unit Section No. Goals 2006-07 Objectives for 2006-07 (as compared to this year) F-Next Year 5 Pursue the continuous Improve A&S operations · Recruit and retain high-quality A&S staff · Percentage of staff positions filled improvement of (100, 100) university operations

· Number of initiatives to reduce paper and paperwork; estimate of paper reduction; number of initiatives to increase efficiency of office procedures; estimates of savings in time and/or money

Goals Objectives 2006-07 99