SUNY Cortland School of Arts and Sciences Annual Report 2018-19

SUNY Cortland

School of Arts and Sciences

Annual Report 2018-19

September 3, 2019

R. Bruce Mattingly, Dean

Vincent DeTuri, Associate Dean

Mary McGuire, Assistant Dean

Meghan VanDeuson, Secretary II, Dean’s Office

Michele Lella, Secretary I, Associate Dean’s Office

Table of Contents

I. Introduction 2 II. Assessment and Student Learning Outcomes 2 III. Enrollment Trends and Budget Analysis 3 IV. Highlights and Major Accomplishments 4 A. Personnel Changes 4 B. Sabbatical Leaves and Other Leaves of Absence 5 C. Faculty Awards and Honors 6 D. Faculty Promotions effective Fall 2019 9 E. Alumni Awards and Honors 9 F. Department Highlights in Teaching, Research and Creative Activity 10 G. Faculty Service Activities 20 H. Associate Dean’s Report 21

Appendices

1. Academic Standing Data Tables 2. Faculty Publications and Creative Activities 3. Faculty Presentations 4. External Grants 5. Faculty Service Activities

I. Introduction

We are pleased to present the 2018-19 Annual Report for the School of Arts and Sciences. This year, we were pleased to add a new member to our team, as Vincent DeTuri joined us as the new Associate Dean. Faculty across all eighteen departments continued their excellent work in all areas of responsibility. Christa Carsten, Mathematics, won the Non-Tenure Track Excellence in Teaching Award, and Scott Moranda, History, was the recipient of the Rozanne Brooks Dedicated Teaching Award. Tiantian Zheng, Sociology/Anthropology, was promoted to the rank of Distinguished Professor, and Donna West, Modern Languages, received the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities. Kathleen Lawrence, Communication and Media Studies, won the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, and Jenn McNamara, Art and Art History, received the campus award for Outstanding Achievement in Service. We invite you to read more about the accomplishments of our faculty, students and alumni in the pages ahead.

II. Assessment and Student Learning Outcomes

In 2018-19, all departments in Arts & Sciences met the requirements for student learning outcome assessment. All departments have submitted data on their student learning outcomes or an action plan for the upcoming year. There is continuum in the quality of assessment data and action plans based on the collected data. Four departments are developing methods to assess learning outcomes or need assistance in writing measurable learning outcomes. Nine departments have acceptable learning outcomes with meaningful data and action plans supported by the data. Five departments have well-developed assessment methods and are implementing action plans based on the data.

Some departments are using indirect measurements for assessing learning outcomes. While this is fine to document a student’s perception of achieving a learning outcome, direct evidence provides observation of student knowledge or skills. For some departments assessment of student artifacts happens outside of the classroom. One suggestion to reduce faculty workload is to move assessment into the course by merging the assessment rubric with a grading rubric. The excellent reports have measurable learning outcomes and apply a rubric to a student artifact to directly assess knowledge or skill and use the collected data to develop an action plan before the next assessment cycle. In the coming academic year, the dean and associate dean will meet with each department individually to provide them with detailed feedback and discuss strategies for continued improvement.

Two departments, Modern Languages and Africana Studies, completed their self-study documents in 2017- 18, but did not host their external reviewers until this year. Dr. Carmen Rivera, SUNY Fredonia, and Dr. Joanne O’Toole, SUNY Oswego, visited the Modern Languages Department on September 14, 2018. Dr. Patricia Clark, SUNY Oswego, and Dr. Doreen Loury, Arcadia University, conducted their campus visit for the Africana Studies program on March 7, 2019.

The Geography and English Departments completed their scheduled program reviews in 2018-19. Both departments completed their self-study documents in the fall semester. The Geography Reviewers (Dr. James Mowers, University at Albany; and Dr. Wendy Lascell, SUNY Oneonta) visited campus on March 29. The English Department reviewers (Dr. Ann Ryan, Lemoyne College; and Dr. Robert Yagelski, University at Albany) held their campus visit on April 1-2. The Art and Art History Department completed its self-study document in fall 2018, and will host their external reviewers’ visit in fall 2019. The Chemistry Department

1 also began the program review process but will need to complete it next year. They have also been working on having their degree programs approved by the American Chemical Society (ACS), which will enable them to certify graduating students as having met ACS guidelines. In the coming year, the dean’s office will work with the Chemistry Department to ensure that their program review and ACS approval efforts complement one another, and that duplication of work is avoided. Departments scheduled for program review in 2019- 20 include Communication and Media Studies, History, and Physics.

The associate dean’s office compiled data regarding student academic standing from 2018-19, summarizing it in three tables found in Appendix 1. The percentage of students on probation this year is the highest yet. The percentage of students suspended has dipped to 4.20% from a high of 4.73%, while the dismissal rate of 0.83% is a new high. The appeal numbers for dismissed or suspended students was 38% in the fall and 51% in the spring. Of those students who appealed, 26% were successful in the fall and 43% were successful in the spring. It is also worth noting that the Dean’s List group has again passed the 1,000 mark (over one third of the A&S student body).

III. Enrollment Trends and Budget Analysis

A review of the data provided by the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment reveals that overall enrollments in Arts and Sciences have continued a recent trend of relative stability. Key statistics of interest include the following: • Undergraduate enrollment in Arts and Sciences decreased by about 2% from fall 2017 to fall 2018. The unduplicated enrollment of 3027 represents about 48% of Cortland’s undergraduate population. A&S undergraduate enrollment (counting double majors) has remained above 3100 since fall 2011. Under-represented groups made up 26% of the school total, compared with 23% at the college level. Women accounted for 56% of our undergraduates, both at the school and college level. • There were 766 undergraduate degrees granted in A&S in 2017-18, 19 less than the previous year. • The departments with this highest number of majors in fall 2018 were Economics, at 458 students, followed by Biological Sciences (365), Communication and Media Studies (318) and Psychology (316). Enrollments across the Adolescence Education programs increased for the third straight year, to 438 students. The Musical Theater program enrolled 50 students in fall 2018, the highest number of majors since the program began. Africana Studies had nine majors in fall 2018, a 20-year high for that program. • Graduate enrollment in Arts and Sciences decreased for the eighth straight year to a new low of 49 students. Our graduate program in TESOL declined from eleven students in 2017 to only three in 2018. Modern Languages, English and History all participated in discussions during the year to identify strategies for revitalizing their graduate enrollments. • Retention of first-time, full-time A&S undergraduate students at Cortland improved slightly, from 78% to 79%, remaining below the overall college rate of 80%.

Budget analysis Chairs reported that their OTPS budgets are generally adequate to support departments’ basic operating expenses. However, they are rarely able to support special initiatives. Traditional areas of concern have been funding to maintain and upgrade scientific instrumentation and specialized technology such as audio and video production equipment. The Provost and the Vice President for Finance and Management have provided invaluable support to departments by providing funding for unscheduled repairs, capital

equipment replacement, and academic equipment replacement to address these specialized needs. Some departments have established course fees to cover the costs of classes that use consumable supplies, although for a variety of reasons, other departments that would appear to benefit from course fees have had limited success in having them approved. A couple of departments observed that there does not seem to be a readily identifiable source of funding to replace office furniture. Adequate travel funding remains a concern for many faculty, and most department cannot provide supplemental funds.

The Arts and Sciences Dean’s Office had $77,648 in expenditures charged to the state operating budget, and another $37,556 charged to the Research Foundation account, for a total of $115,204, a decrease of 0.2% from last year. Travel, in one form or another, accounted for nearly 90% of the spending. Major expense categories included the following:

Faculty conference travel $82,200 71.4% Dean’s office operating expenses $ 6,541 5.7% Travel for faculty searches $ 6,350 5.5% Administrative travel $6.076 5.3% Travel for student recruitment $6,057 5.3% Faculty professional memberships/journal subscriptions $4,370 3.8% Student travel $2,900 2.5% Honoraria $ 700 0.6%

IV. Highlights and Major Accomplishments

A. Personnel Changes

New Faculty and Staff (Fall 2018): Szilvia Kadas, Assistant Professor, Art and Art History Stephen Clark, Assistant Professor, Art and Art History Elizabeth McCarthy, Assistant Professor, Biological Sciences Timothy Halter, Assistant Professor, Chemistry Taylor Dunne, Assistant Professor, Communication Studies Samuel Jung, Assistant Professor, Economics Danica Savonick, Assistant Professor, English Katherine Ahern, Assistant Professor, English Melinda Shimizu, Assistant Professor, Geography Celeste McNamara, Assistant Professor, History Yassir Rahbi, Assistant Professor, Mathematics Garrett Otto, Assistant Professor, Mathematics Jacob Carll, Performing Arts Lynn Craver, Full Time Lecturer, Performing Arts Jeremy Wolf, Assistant Professor, Political Science Yujeong Yang, Assistant Professor, Political Science Haiyan Zhang, Assistant Professor, Psychology Kent Johnson, Assistant Professor, Sociology/Anthropology Vincent DeTuri, Associate Dean, School of Arts and Sciences

Retirements, 2018-19: Louis Gatto, Biological Sciences John Hartsock, Communication and Media Studies Howard Botwinick, Economics Noralynn Masselink, English (beginning phased retirement) Karen Stearns, English (beginning phased retirement) Anne Wiegard, English (beginning phased retirement) Judith Van Buskirk, History Catherine Baranello, Modern Languages (beginning phased retirement) Ellis McDowell-Loudan, Sociology/Anthropology

Faculty and Staff Resignations, 2018-19 Joyce Green, Biological Sciences Taylor Dunne, Communication and Media Studies Wan Jung, Communication and Media Studies Lan Ye, Communication and Media Studies Kevin Rutherford, English Benjamin DeLee, History Melissa Morris, Physics Brice Smith, Physics Ben Lovett, Psychology Brendan McQuade, Sociology/Anthropology Mark Worrell, Sociology/Anthropology Elizabeth Saur, Writing Center

B. Sabbatical Leaves and Other Leaves of Absence

Fall 2018 Steven Broyles, Biological Sciences Alan Haight, Economics Li Jin, Geology Raymond Collings, Psychology Leslie Eaton, Psychology

Spring 2019 Kathryn Kramer, Art and Art History Tricia Conklin, Biological Sciences Terrence Fitzgerald, Biological Sciences Flavia Dantas, Economics Laura Gathagan, History (full year starting spring 2019) Wesley Weaver, Modern Languages Andrew Fitz-Gibbon, Philosophy Judith Ouellette, Psychology

Full year 2018-19 Karen Downey, Chemistry Moataz Emam, Physics

Leave of Absence: Jeff Swartwood, Psychology (spring 2019)

C. Faculty Awards and Honors

Seth N. Asumah, Africana Studies and Political Science • Student Affairs Faculty Connection Award, Certificate of Appreciation, May 15, 2019. • Recipient of the National Role Model Faculty Award, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Minority Access, National Harbor, Maryland, September 2018.

Samuel Avery, Communication and Media Studies • 2018 Leadership in Civic Engagement Award

Christopher Badurek, Geography • Fine Teaching Development Award, Faculty Development Center, SUNY Cortland, 2019. • Inductee, Phi Kappa Phi, National Social Science Honor Society, 2018. • GIS Professional of the Year, GIS Certification Institute, 2018.

Alexandru Balas, International Studies • 2018-2019 Community of Applied Learning Practitioners (CALP) Award, Institute for Civic Engagement

Heather Bartlett, English • Teaching Innovation Grant, Faculty Development Center, SUNY Cortland, 2019 • Fine Teaching Development Award, Faculty Development Center, SUNY Cortland, 2019 • Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize for a First Book, Finalist, 2018

Steven Broyles, Biological Sciences • Recognition at SUNY Cortland's sixth annual Celebration of Men of value and Excellence, (M.O.V.E.), 2018.

Kathleen Burke, Economics • Longstanding Contributor Award, Presented by the Board to a member who has consistently provided outstanding service to the Academy of Process Educators, 2019.

Jessica Carrick-Hagenbarth, Economics • Fine Teaching Development Award, Faculty Development Center, SUNY Cortland, 2019. • Faculty Advisor of the Year to a Sports Club, SUNY Cortland, 2019

Christa Carsten, Mathematics • Non-Tenure Track Excellence in Teaching Award, Faculty Development Center, 2019.

Anna Curtis, Sociology/Anthropology • Nominated for the Faculty Development Center's Tenure-Track Excellence in Teaching Award for 2018-2019.

Laura Davies, English • Transfer Advocate Award, SUNY Cortland Office of Advisement and Transition, 2019

Karen Davis, Psychology • Fine Teaching Development Award, Faculty Development Center, SUNY Cortland, 2019

Eric Edlund, Physics • Fine Teaching Development Award, Faculty Development Center, SUNY Cortland, 2019 • Recognition at SUNY Cortland's sixth annual Celebration of Men of value and Excellence, (M.O.V.E.), 2018.

Laura Eierman, Biological Sciences • Excellence in Service to Students Award, Sigma Alpha Pi, the National Honor Society of Leadership and Success. (2019). • SUNY Cortland Student Affairs Connection Award, 2019

Katherine Foster, Psychology • Nominated for Tenure Track Excellence in Teaching Award for 2019. • Influential Faculty Member, Student Leadership Recognition Banquet, 2019.

Laura Gathagan, History • Member, Phi Beta Delta, Zeta Xi Chapter, SUNY Cortland, 2019

Scott Holdredge, Performing Arts • Third place award for charcoal drawing, Mixed media category, Jericho Arts Council, 2019.

Kent Johnson, Sociology/Anthropology • Community of Applied Learning Practitioners Award, Institute for Civic Engagement, SUNY Cortland. (2018).

Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo, Geography • Kente Stole recipient, SUNY Cortland Kente Ceremony, 2019. • Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship, University of Lagos Geography Department, 2018.

Samuel Jung, Economics • Chow Teaching Fellowship, The Chinese Economists Society. (2018).

Szilvia Kadas, Art and Art History • Design Incubation Fellowship, 2019

Caroline Kaltefleiter, Communication and Media Studies • Notre Dame Medal for Commitment to Girls Empowerment, 2019.

Christina Knopf, Communication and Media Studies • Top Paper, Political Communication Interest Group Eastern Communication Association, 2019.

Kathleen Lawrence, Communication and Media Studies • Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, State University of New York. • Honorable mention for poem, “What to Do?” Tricube (form) Category, Highland Park Poetry Challenge, 2019. • Honorable mention for poem, "Dorothy Delivered" Land of Oz Category, Highland Park Poetry Challenge, 2019. • Poem, "Things That Go Bump & Smile in the Night" nominated for Rhysling Award, Science Fiction Poetry Association (SFPA). (2019). • Poem, "Vampirette" nominated for Rhysling Award, Science Fiction and Poetry Association (SFPA). Also selected by editor as “Not to Miss” (2018).

John Leffel, English • Nomination, Tenure Track Excellence in Teaching Award, SUNY Cortland, 2018-2019.

Jenn McNamara, Art and Art History • Outstanding Achievement in Service Award, SUNY Cortland, 2018.

Scott Moranda, History • Rozanne Brooks Dedicated Teaching Award, SUNY Cortland, 2019.

Mecke Nagel, Philosophy • WOC Faculty Appreciation Award, Women of Color Organization, 2019.

Sebastian Purcell, Philosophy • Research featured in 3000-word article on BBC World, original in Spanish, translated into Portuguese, March 17, 2019. • Fellow, SUNY SAIL Hispanic Leadership Institute, 2019 • Kente Stole recipient, SUNY Cortland Kente Ceremony, 2019. • Award for popular audience article “Life on the Slippery Earth” (published in Aeon), Templeton Religious Trust, 2018.

Danica Savonick, English • Fellow, Digital Pedagogy Lab, Fredericksburg, VA, 2018. • Bursary Award, Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations, 2018.

Codruta Temple, Modern Languages • 2018 article co-authored with Helen Doerr cited as a “Top 20 most read paper” by the Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy, 2019. • 2016 article co-authored with Helen Doerr cited as a “Top ten most read article” by the Journal of Literacy Research, 2018.

Bekeh Ukelina, History • Travel award, The SUNY Russia Programs Network (RPN), 2019.

Paul Van der Veur, Communication and Media Studies • Transfer Advocacy Award, SUNY Cortland. (2019).

Donna West, Modern Languages • Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Research and Creative Activity, State University of New York, 2019.

Yujeong Yang, Political Science • Teaching Innovation Grant, Faculty Development Center, SUNY Cortland, 2019.

Tiantian Zheng, Sociology/Anthropology • Distinguished Professor, State University of New York, 2019.

D. Faculty Promotions effective Fall 2019

Assistant Professor to Associate Professor Katherine Hicks, Chemistry Samuel Avery, Communication and Media Studies John Leffel, English Christopher Badurek, Geography Nikolay Karkov, Philosophy Timothy Delaune, Political Science Karen Davis, Psychology Anna Curtis, Sociology/Anthropology Stephanie Decker, Sociology/Anthropology

Associate Professor to Full Professor Li Jin, Geology Scott Moranda, History Benjamin Lovett, Psychology

Promotion to Distinguished Professor Tiantian Zheng, Sociology/Anthropology

Lecturer I to Lecturer II Gail Buckenmeyer, Chemistry Gabriel Colella, English Gregg Weatherby, English Myriam Benincore-Posse, Modern Languages

Lecturer II to Lecturer III Maureen Smith, Chemistry Shena Driscoll Salvato, Modern Languages

Lecturer III to Lecturer IV Michael Hough, Biological Sciences

E. Alumni Awards and Honors

The SUNY Cortland Alumni Association presented awards to six Arts and Sciences alumni in 2019: • Richard Cecconi ’74 (Early Secondary Science), Outstanding Alumni Volunteer. Cecconi, a retired teacher and lacrosse coach, is a frequent volunteer at Senior Sendoff, Orientation, Alumni Weekend and other events. • Michael Flaster ’78 (Philosophy), Distinguished Alumnus. Flaster was instrumental in the development of SUNY Cortland’s WSUC radio station, enjoyed a successful career in public broadcasting and is now a respected media consultant. • Robert Gaeta ’00 (Biology), Distinguished Alumnus. Gaeta holds a Ph.D. in plant breeding and plant genetics and works to provide sustainable food solutions for farmers. • Michael Kerner ’75 (Secondary Social Studies), Distinguished Alumnus. Kerner is a highly-respected psychologist who lends his expertise to law enforcement and universities in Northern California.

• Paul Mangiamele ’14 (Business Economics), Distinguished Young Alumnus. Mangiamele created downtown Cortland’s first Long Island-style bagel shop, sold the successful enterprise and now works for Tesla Motors in Fort Lauderdale, FL. • Richard Sylves ’70 (History), Distinguished Educator. Sylves, professor emeritus in political science and international relations at the University of Delaware, is a leading authority on disasters and public policy.

F. Department Highlights in Teaching, Research and Creative Activity

Arts and Sciences faculty continued to be very active in their disciplines, publishing peer-reviewed scholarly and creative work, making conference presentations, and in many cases, receiving external support for their work. In several cases, faculty received recognition in the form of honors and awards for their scholarly work as noted above. Comprehensive lists of faculty achievements are found in Appendix 2 (Publications and Creative Activities), Appendix 3 (Presentations) and Appendix 4 (External Grants.) In addition, here are other noteworthy activities reported by the department chairs during the preceding year.

Africana Studies • The Department sponsored the research of six majors and minors and their papers were accepted and presented at the New York Africana Studies Association (NYASA) Conference, York College, Queens, New York in April 2019. • A Department major, Ms. Alliyah Dookie spent one year at the University of Ghana and she was a recipient of the Alpha Delta Junior Scholarship. • Three majors/minor participated in the summer faculty-led program at the University of Ghana. Enyonam Mensah, Jasmiri Valerio, and Martha Alvarez traveled with Dr. Bekeh Ukelina and Dr. Jessica Carrick-Hagenbarth (faculty associates to Africana Studies), May 2019. • The Department successfully organized Black History Month, which involved 26 different events— lectures, Sandwich Seminars, panel discussions, performances, concerts, and talent shows for SUNY Cortland and the Cortland Community, February 2019. The Department collaborated with seven departments for these month-whole programing endeavors, including five speakers from other universities and colleges. The President’s Office and Institutional Equity and Inclusion Office provided financial support for Black History Month.

Art and Art History • Department faculty and staff collectively produced three articles, one curated exhibition, two regional exhibitions, one international exhibition, four commissioned works of art for permanent collections, and two off- site presentations of processes,.

Biological Sciences • Department faculty published a significant number of manuscripts in peer-reviewed journals during 2018-2019. This prestigious list of national and international journals includes Frontiers in Neuroscience (Dr. Banerjee), Current Microbiology (Dr. Chatfield with SUNY Cortland students), Neurotoxicity (Dr. Curtis with SUNY Cortland students), Biocontrol (Dr. Davalos), Canadian Journal of Zoology (Dr. Ducey), Intensive Care Medical Experimental (Dr. Gatto), BMC Plant Biology (Dr. Elizabeth McCarthy), and Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution (Dr. McCarthy). • Dr. Eierman received a grant from the New York Sea Grant Program to investigate how plastic marine debris effects the genetics of eastern oysters. Dr. Banerjee submitted a proposal to National Science Foundation and learned after the annual reporting period that the research will be funded. Dr. Davalos

received funding from the New York State University Transportation Research Center to investigate the use of a biological control for invasive swallow-worts in New York. In addition, Drs. Davalos and Eierman received funding to assess the threat of co-invading jumping earthworms to New York State. Dr. Curtis continues to have success with acquiring federal funds for her innovative research on biological odor detectors. • Drs. Nelson and Banerjee led a collaborative grant proposal submitted to the National Science Foundation in early 2019, entitled “Acquisition of a Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope to Enable Multi-disciplinary Research and Training.” Chatfield, Curtis, Conklin, and Broyles served as co-PIs. • Emily Ammons, received the Beta Beta Beta National Biological Science Honors Society Research Grant. Emily was a dual Biology/Mathematics major and earned the top senior ward for Mathematics. • Brittany Apuzza received the Dr. Norman Reynolds Memorial Award for her outstanding leadership and research in Biological Sciences. Brittany also received the Atlantic Estuarine Research Society Undergraduate Student Presentation Award at the Society’s meeting this April. • Jeremy Collings received the Barry M Goldwater Scholarship in April. In addition to this prestigious award, Jeremy is the recipient of the Aldo Leopold Award and the Outstanding Student Research Award from Biological Sciences. • Samantha Robbins was this year’s recipient of the Outstanding Future Educator in Biological Sciences for her significant teaching Contributions in Biological Sciences I and II. • Nineteen biology students mentored by eight faculty members presented their work at Transformations 2019.

Chemistry • Department graduates were accepted into graduate programs at 15 universities. • The SUNY Cortland Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society sponsored a number of activities during National Chemistry Week, held a chemistry magic show for a local elementary school, and held a cupcake / periodic table activity on campus. • Professors Hicks, Phelan and Werner all have active external research grants from federal agencies. These grants also contain funding for research partners at other schools. All of these awards include direct support for undergraduate research assistants. • The department began the implementation of curricular changes, converting the general chemistry lectures and laboratories into separate credit-bearing classes. Organic chemistry will be converted in 2019-20.

Communication and Media Studies • The department sponsored 120 internships between fall 2018 and summer 2019. Fourteen students participated in Study Abroad programs. • The department undertook significant revisions of its concentrations in Journalism, Media Production, and Public Relations and Adverting. Work continued on the development of a new concentration in Popular Culture and a new major in Media Production. Both these proposals are currently awaiting final approval by SUNY and NYSED. The department also reactivated the Cinema Study program. • Discussions with faculty from both the School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Education led to the development of a new course proposal: COM 235 Introduction to Media Literacy. This course is designed to meet the GE 12 course requirements and should appeal to students from across campus. • The department hosted Candy Altman ’77 as an Executive in Residence. In addition to working with students in five courses, Altman participated in an interview jointly hosted by our three student media clubs. Together they produced collaborative coverage including a live radio program, television program, and newspaper article.

• The One-Button studio was installed and piloted in two sections of our public speaking class. • The department developed a proposal for a master’s degree in the area of media literacy. This degree will be designed for media professionals seeking career advancement, as well as for educators looking to upgrade their skills. • The Media Innovation fund, first established in 2007, has now matured to the point that we can begin awarding grants to students. The first grant was awarded in spring 2019, and was used to purchase a drone capable of acquiring aerial 4K video. The student recipient is currently using this drone to complete his thesis project. Once he completes his work, the drone will remain in the department and will be available for checkout/use by other students.

Economics • Two faculty members participated in the Common Problem Pedagogy project. Dr. Wilson offered Political Economy of the Adirondacks for the second straight year. This summer, his students worked with GIS students led by Dr. Badurek, Geography. In the spring, Dr. Carrick-Hagenbarth’s Economic Development students worked with Professor Ukelina’s history students and the Seven Valleys Health Coalition. • Dr. Burke created online modules to help prepare students for the IRS Certification Exams and the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance interns. • Professor Graham supervises and coaches our MGT423 teaching assistants who attend two computer labs per week. Written reflections from students indicate that the experience greatly increased their understanding of the material and improved their communication skills. • Department faculty collectively produced 12 publications, 28 presentations, 2 research reports, and 8 working papers. • Applied learning opportunities in the department include internships, undergraduate research, teaching assistantships, and study abroad. Students can participate in the NY College Federal Reserve Bank Challenge Team, work on developing products for not-for-profit agencies, join the entrepreneurship club or the Mutual Investment Club, and obtain their IRS certification while serving as volunteer tax preparers for low income residents of Cortland County.

English • The fourteen tenure-track faculty in the department published four peer-reviewed journal articles (McKenzie, Radus, and Bradway twice), two book chapters (Bender and Bradway), two book reviews (Bender and Radus), an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education (Savonick), and an edited collection of essays (Bradway, After Queer Studies from Cambridge UP). Two faculty edited and contributed introductory essays to special issues of scholarly journals: Bradway for College Literature and Savonick for the Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. Also worthy of special notice, Tyler Bradway’s book, Queer Experimental Literature (Palgrave, 2017) was published in a paperback edition this year. • In 2018-19, English Department faculty gave thirty presentations at international and national conferences, including several who presented at the most prestigious conferences in their fields: the Modern Language Association (Radus, Savonick, and Harbin twice), the American Studies Association (Radus and Savonick), the Conference on College Composition and Communication (Davies and Ahern twice), NCTE (Franke), and the Literacy Research Association (McKenzie). English faculty also gave eleven invited talks and keynote addresses at other colleges and universities, including Bradway (Cornell and West Chester), Davies (Syracuse and LeMoyne), and Savonick (Duke, Rutgers, CUNY Grad Center, Arizona State, and Simon Fraser).

• Laura Davies has two contracts with W. W. Norton & Co., one for They Say/I Say: The Moves that Matter in Academic Writing, fifth edition and one for They Say/I Say with Readings, fifth edition. These two texts are the best-selling rhetoric and reader on academic writing, used at over half the colleges and universities in the United States. The fourth edition of They Say/I Say sold over 2 million copies. The anticipated publication date of the new edition of both texts is November 2020. • Heather Bartlett and John Leffel organized the Distinguished Voices in Literature lecture series, now in its fourth year. They hosted five events that drew crowds of 50-130 faculty and students to hear three readings by contemporary poets and novelists (Elissa Washuta, Chen Chen, and best-selling novelist and poet Sapphire) as well as two lectures by distinguished scholars, John Havard (Binghamton University) and Frances Botkin (Towson University). In addition to these vibrant cultural events, the three writers in this year’s DVL series (Washuta, Chen Chen, and Sapphire) conducted writing workshops, each providing twenty interested undergraduates with unique educational opportunities. • As Co-Coordinator of the Native American Studies Program, Dan Radus organized a public lecture on “The Native American Athlete,” by Michael Taylor, with 50 attendees. • As a member of the Campus Climate Diversity Committee, Jeffrey Jackson facilitated two focus groups: “A Conversation on Race” and “A Conversation on Faith, Religion, and Spirituality.” • The English Department hosted three Works in Progress panel discussions, designed to engage our undergraduate and graduate majors with ongoing faculty research and current developments in the field of English Studies. Coordinated by Dan Radus, this year’s Works in Progress series included “The Teacher-Scholar” with Professors Ahern, Dunbar, Jackson, and Savonick (35 attendees) “Creative Writers at Cortland” with Bartlett, Franke, Hernandez, and Weatherby (65 attendees) “Pleasure Reading” with Bradway, McKenzie, Saur, and Stone. (50 attendees) • Danica Savonick and Kim Stone co-sponsored “Adventures in Worldmaking: Snapshots of Graduate Studies in English," an event where English graduate students presented their research to an audience of 25 graduates and undergraduates. • Laura Davies continued her highly successful partnership between the English Department’s AEN program and Homer Junior High School to provide an after-school writing workshop with tutoring provided by AEN majors participating in their teacher education fieldwork. • Kati Ahern’s PWR 393: Technical Writing students worked with a group of students enrolled in a video game design class at St. John Fisher to produce sound assets for video games. • David Franke’s PWR 409: Evolution of Writing students travelled to New York City to study ancient writing artifacts at the New York Public Library and the Morgan Museum. • Danica Savonick’s CPN 100 students researched current issues in education and presented their findings for the more than 16,000 members of the academic network HASTAC.org. Students from Savonick’s graduate course in “Feminist Worldmaking” also posted their research to HASTAC.org.

Geography • The department members received favorable CTE scores and positive comments, with many courses earning a 4.5 rating or higher. Throughout the year, the Department served students from 84 different majors. • The department offered the second year of its reworked Learning Community, Our Future World, in the fall with 13 students enrolled, two of whom were GIS majors. Students accompanied faculty to Raquette Lake as part of the Learning Community Experience. • Department faculty published conference proceedings, newsletter articles, book reviews, and maps. A book is in progress, and a journal article and book chapter have been submitted.

• Department members presented “The Undergraduate Experience at SUNY Cortland, a Faculty Perspective” at the premier geography conference, the Association of American Geographers annual meeting. • Department faculty received two major external grants this year, including a SUNY Innovation in Information Technology Grant for $54,200, and a grant for $150,000 to establish the Institute of Geospatial and Drone technology through the Cortland Downtown Revitalization project. • Faculty are involved with the Owasco Lake Watershed Association, Great Lakes Southeast Basin Working Group (DEC), Cortland YWCA, Cortland Zonta, the Syracuse City School District Geospatial Technology Advisory Council, and the Cortland County Planning Board, among others. • Students participate in numerous service learning activities within their courses with organizations such as the Cortland County Health Department and the City of Cortland Landscape and Design Commission.

Geology • The department began offering the new Environmental Geoscience (ENVG) program, developed from the former Geology major with a concentration in Environmental Science. Several internal students have switched into the new program and almost half of our incoming students for fall 2019 are choosing this program. • This past year was the second with our Geology (GLY) program as a licensure-preparation program for the New York profession of Geologist. We are now developing protocols with the College Registrar for submitting lists to NYSED of our GLY students as they approach the end of and complete their program, thereby enabling these students to take the ASBOG Fundamentals of Geology exam as the first step towards licensure. This spring David Barclay wrote a short guidance document for the New York State Council of Professional Geologists about the process of registering a licensure-qualifying program to help encourage such programs statewide. • Gayle Gleason taught a new course, SCI 380: Energy and Environment, for the first time in spring 2019. This GE12 course explores the nexus of the difficult decisions relating to energy supply and was well received by students. • Excellent teaching continues to be a hallmark of the Geology Department. This year CTE adjusted mean scores for all courses and sections taught by full-time and part-time faculty were at or above 4.0 (n = 29) with 21 scores at or above 4.5. We take much pride in providing outstanding classroom instruction and are pleased that students in our classes are expressing satisfaction with our efforts. • Research with students remains central to the work of faculty. This year, four students were mentored in research by faculty (David Barclay, Robert Darling, Li Jin and Christopher McRoberts) and there were two student presentations from the Geology Department at the Northeastern section meeting of the Geological Society of America in Portland, ME, in March 2019. • In the late summer 2018, the department received 50 new lab stools for Bowers 333 and 336 from a successful Call for Alterations proposal. Bowers 339 also received an upgraded classroom projection system and in June 2019, the department was very happy to take delivery of 24 new PC notebook computers to replace 16 outdated notebooks. These will all help improve the student experience in our programs.

History • The department hired a new secretary, Corrina Harvey, who brought a strong work ethic to the department. • The department’s enrollment and retention numbers have been improving. There were 207 history majors in fall 2018, the first time since 2014 that we had more than 200. The first year retention rate

improved from 59% in 2017 to 74% in 2018. We believe that our new curriculum, with Public History and Experiential Learning requirements, and an upward employment trend in education hiring will help us continue to increase our enrollments. • Department faculty have introduced a number of teaching innovations. Several faculty members incorporated digital assignments into their classes to encourage their students to develop historical thinking skills and an awareness of a public audience. As a result, history students (and students taking our survey courses) are becoming proficient at developing digital exhibits, video podcasts, digital scrapbooks and oral history archives. Evan Faulkenbury has developed a close working relationship between the department and the College Archivist and has helped to start the building of a SUNY Cortland oral history collection. He has also promoted internship opportunities for history students in places such as the Warwick Historical Society, the National Racing Hall of Fame, SUNY Cortland's Camp Huntington, and the National Jazz Museum in Harlem. Girish Bhat team- taught a course with a faculty member from another department. Scott Moranda and Bekeh Ukelina both participated in the Common Problem Pedagogy project. Amy Schutt organized two brown bag discussions on SOTL teaching methods, and Scott Moranda presented his use of an annotation software to the department for discussion and potential adoption. • History faculty collectively produced 44 scholarly publications, 44 scholarly presentations, 22 grants and 17 examples of working papers, creative works, or other scholarly activity.

International Studies • A European role-play simulation developed by Alexandru Balas and Andreas Kotelis (2017 Visiting Instructor) was used for the First Model EU Conference in Brazil in November 2018. Prof. Balas was invited by the EU Delegation in Brasilia to run this simulation for the participants from 15 Brazilian universities, and to serve as a guest speaker and judge for the simulation. • The students representing SUNY Cortland were awarded the role of the European Union Commission team for the 2020 SUNYMEU Conference as an acknowledgement of the excellent work they have conducted as Presidents and Chairs of the 2019 SUNYMEU Conference. • Student in the IST 210 participated in a Community of Applied Learning Practitioners (CALP) exercise in spring 2019. The students were taught basic research methods skills to gather primary data by interviewing foreign-born people in Cortland County, in order to conduct a needs assessment. This was an interesting way to link the concepts of international studies with the needs of people in the local community. • The International Studies Program co-sponsored the participation of 16 students in the SUNY Model European Union conference, April 4-6, 2019. Among the 15 university delegations present, Cortland had the highest number of students. • Three IST Students (Sarah Kelliher, Ludwin Carbajal, and Elianna Bodnar) were accepted in the Global Engagement Program (GEP) for fall 2019. This highly selective program offers a fall semester in NYC to only 20 students. Students take classes/seminars and intern at high profile international organizations. • Alexandra Cicero presented her research titled “Are Asian Women More Liberal?: An analysis of data from Japan, China, Taiwan, and South Korea” at the 2019 Midwest Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, IL, April 2019

Mathematics • The department made some changes to the student learning outcomes for the AEM program and rewrote the course descriptions for AED 392 and AED 492 to bring them into closer alignment with the CAEP assessments. • Because of the Moffett renovation, the department was relocated to the house at 29 Broadway and an adjacent trailer.

• Rachel Summa received the William H. Reynolds Award for Outstanding Achievement in Mathematics by a Senior, Emily Ammons received the department’s award for Outstanding Achievement by a Senior, Jessica Wrate received the David L. Pugh Award for Superior Achievement in Mathematics by a Junior, and Kaitlyn Gott received department’s award for Outstanding Achievement by a Junior.

Modern Languages • Last year, department faculty had 15 publications, 18 presentations, 3 grants, and 8 awards/honors. The number of professional development activities (23) attests to the importance our faculty place in the constant improvement of their academic and teaching skills. • Collen Kattau developed and offered a new course, Latin American Music Across Borders in fall 2018. • Our TESOL program continues to attract students. From fall 2017 to fall 2018, the number of TESOL majors remained above 50, and the number of minors grew from 16 to 19.

Performing Arts • We have recruited and enrolled our two largest classes in the Musical Theatre Program over the last two academic years. This year we had 130 prospective students audition for the program, an increase of almost 100%. • Our alumni have continued to do well as musical theatre professionals, most notably 2010 graduate Anthony Festa garnering rave reviews across the country as the male lead, Chris, in the first National tour of the Broadway Revival of Miss Saigon. We have alumni working this year in 10 national and international tours, on several major cruise lines, at over 20 different professional NYC, regional and summer stock theatres as well as major theme parks. • Jacob Carll performed as the Associate Conductor and keyboardist on the National tour of Elf, the Musical. He served as musical director for All Shook Up at the Sharon Playhouse and South Pacific at the Cape Playhouse. He also served as musical director for Annie Get Your Gun as part of the Sesquicentennial Celebration. • Deena Conley directed Les Liaisons Dangereuses and The 25thAnnual Putnam County Spelling Bee, featuring the musical theatre debut of Dean Mattingly. • Kevin Halpin directed and choreographed Jesus Christ Superstar to standing ovations and packed houses at Tibbits Opera House in Michigan. Halpin received the Starquest regional Dance Competition “Apogee” Award for his choreography on “Brother Love” at the TheatreDanz company ; • Handel’s Messiah conducted by David Neal was the opening concert in the newly christened Rose Hall at 19 Church Street. The College Community Orchestra, conducted by Ubaldo Valli, also performed two concerts in this new space. • We were saddened by the sudden loss of our dear friend and colleague, Preston Mayre, whose loss will be felt by all of us, forever. We are excited to be dedicating the scene shop in his name this fall, and thanks to a generous donor, we are also starting a scholarship fund in Preston’s name. • After the discovery of a racially biased incident in the Lab theater, the department held a forum to discuss the issue. The resulting dialogue was extremely valuable in opening up new levels of support and understanding aspects of inclusion and acceptance of diversity in the theater world.

Philosophy • During the year, the four tenured/tenure-track faculty members, including one on sabbatical, served on 47 committees, published 1 book, 7 articles and book chapters, 4 book reviews, delivered 21 presentations, and received two grants totaling $10,000 in external funds.

• Dr. Fitz-Gibbon, on sabbatical, continued his outreach into Cortland County through the Welcoming Strangers Project, and work with Cortland County Social Services in training careers and caseworkers in nonviolent practice with children in foster care. • Dr. Nagel enjoyed a busy year, representing Cortland in Fulda and Barcelona, with a number of invited talks, keynotes and subsequent publications. She also received the Women of Color Faculty Appreciation Award. • Dr. Karkov had three articles come into print and he finished a translation project of three further essays to be forthcoming in the following academic year. • Dr. Purcell was featured in a full-length BBC World article, was selected for the Hispanic Leadership Institute, received the Kente Stole (Honorary) for his work in diversity and inclusion on campus. He also continued publishing at a regular pace and served as an invited speaker on campuses as diverse as Seliguri in India, to Princeton University. Finally, he continued to engage students in transformative education in his Learning by Giving class, helping students think through and practice distribution of limited funds to needy causes. • We acknowledge the invaluable work of our pool of capable adjuncts: Drs. Kim Evans, Daniel Murphy, and Ute Ritz-Deutch, Ms. Karin Howe and Ms. Kaeti Manning. • During this academic year, the number of majors in the program has held its numbers at about 30 majors and 40 minors in either social philosophy or peace and conflict studies. Eleven majors graduated in May, and one more shall in August.

Physics • The physics student population remains robust with enrollment essentially at the 20-year average. It also remains diverse with 28% of the student being female (compared to 20% nationwide). • Students remain satisfied with the effectiveness of instruction with a departmental average of 4.3 for the CTE prompt “Overall, this instructor is effective” for fall 2018. • During the year, Dr. Edlund had two publications, three presentations, and two research reports. He received a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy and had two new patents. • Dr. Edlund participated in the Common Problem Pedagogy project in spring 2019, pairing one of his courses with a course in graphic design taught by Dr. Szilvia Kadas, Art and Art History. • The physics club continued to be active. It was a joint host for the Haunted Bowers event, presented prosthetic hand work at two undergraduate research symposia, sponsored a speaker to come to campus, took trips to Boston (Harvard labs visit) and Adirondacks (telescope use).

Political Science • The department organized a fall meeting of majors at the end of September, its spring Seniors/Honors luncheon held at the Alumni House at the end of classes in May, and a luncheon for majors, graciously funded by the office of Advisement and Transition as part of the new “love your major” initiative. We held the event on President’s Day, February 18, served a variety of food and, in honor of President’s day, provided a Presidential Quiz. We awarded books on the presidency to the three students who answered all the questions correctly. Around 25 students, plus faculty, attended the event. • Tom Pasquarello organized, and the department co-sponsored and helped fund the visit of former CIA Station Chief and Russia expert John Sipher, who gave a campus talk on October 30 on Russian hacking of U.S. Elections. The event drew a capacity audience of over 300 in a Sperry lecture hall. Sipher is the son of the late Cortland history professor Roger Sipher. • We inducted 32 students into the Cortland chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political science honors society, the second highest number ever (last year was the highest). One of our majors, Rebekka Higgins, won a highly prestigious state-wide award, the Benjamin and David Scharps Award for Best Essay on a selected

legal topic. She is the first Cortland student to win this SUNY-wide competition in two decades. In addition, Alliyah Dookie won an Alpha Delta Junior Scholarship. Allison Yero won the Pi Sigma Alpha Best Portfolio Award; Kristin Russo won the Award for Outstanding Achievement in Law and Justice, and Sara Sampson won the William Rogers Memorial Award for Excellence in Political Science. • Faculty members published one book, one book chapter, four journal articles, and nine op-ed articles in newspapers. They presented five papers, gave 17 presentations, won one external grant, and were very active in a wide array of service activities, ranging from the campus to international service. Prof. Asumah in particular continued his extraordinary service activities at all levels, and won a National Role Model Faculty Award. • According to the senior exit interviews, 25% rated their advisement experience as excellent, 25% as very good, 33% as good, and the remainder (17%) as “fair” and “other.” None rated it poor. This is a heartening indication that the department is doing a competent job with advisement. Our exit interview respondents also note uniform and overwhelming praise for department office manager Deb Dintino, referring to here as “a great resource,” “extremely warm, welcoming, and helpful,” and “the sweetest!”

Psychology • Assistant Dean Mary McGuire served as interim chair of the department this year. • During the fall and spring terms, faculty worked with over 100 undergraduate students in teaching, research assistantships and internships. Dr. Kaitlin Flannery and her undergraduate research assistant received a SUNY Cortland Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowship for their proposed work titled” Do Individual Adolescent Characteristics Predict how an Adolescent will React Following a Friendship Dissolution?” Dr. Joshua Peck and his undergraduate research assistant received the David F. Berger Summer Research Fellowship for their proposed work titled “The Exposure and Loss of Environmental Enrichment Mediates Alcohol Consumption in Adolescent Female Rats”. • The department's new minor in Forensic Psychology was approved by the College Curriculum Review Committee. The new minor includes two new courses--PSY 365: Psychology of Criminal Behavior and PSY 489: Forensic Psychology Seminar. The minor and both new courses will be available to students beginning in fall 2019. • Drs. Berzonsky, Bonafide, Collings, Davis and Eaton collectively published eight peer-reviewed journal articles. Drs. Berzonsky and Peck also published work in other venues. Drs. Bonafide, Collings, Eaton, Flannery, Kilpatrick and Zhang delivered international, national, regional or local presentations/workshops.

Sociology/Anthropology • Full- and part-time faculty in the Sociology-Anthropology Department taught 62 sections of GE courses across six categories (1, 3, 4, 6, 11, and 12), ten WI courses, six PS courses, and one Honors section. • Tiantian Zheng was appointed to the rank of SUNY Distinguished Professor in spring 2019, our department’s second such honor in the last two years. • Three of our students were recognized at Honors Convocation for their achievements in their respective majors: Jessica Goon (Anthropology Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement), Carly Miller (Rozanne M. Brooks Sociology Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement), and Rebekka Higgins (Criminology Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement). Jessica Goon also received the Delmar C. Palm Award for Exemplary Volunteer Service at the Department’s Honors Luncheon on May 8. Sixteen students were inducted into Alpha Phi Sigma, the national honors society for criminology and criminal justice, an increase of two over the previous year. Eleven sociology majors were inducted into Alpha Kappa Delta, the international honor society for sociology, five more than the previous year.

• A total of 427 students were registered across our four degree programs as September 2018, roughly the same as the previous year. We have 303 returning students registered for next fall and 125 new students who have paid deposits as of mid-June. Of the 428 students we are expecting, 301 are in CRIM, 110 in SOC, eight in ANT and nine in ARC. • The department’s internship program, coordinated by Herb Haines, placed 11 students in agencies during fall 2018 and 16 for the spring 2019 semester. • Eleven of our majors (five Sociology majors and six from Criminology) studied abroad in seven different countries: Germany, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, Mexico, Spain, and the United Kingdom. • The Ethnic Studies concentration will be deleted and the Applied Anthropology concentration will be replaced with “Action Anthropology” (a combination of Applied Anthropology and more proactive “activist” skills), scheduled to launch this fall.

G. Faculty Service Activities

Faculty in Arts and Sciences continue to provide significant service to their departments, the school, the college and the profession. Below we provide an overview of faculty who held key leadership positions as department chairs, program coordinators, and committee chairs. Please refer to Appendix 5 for a more comprehensive list of faculty service activities.

Department Chairs Africana Studies Seth Asumah Art and Art History Vaughn Randall Biological Sciences Tricia Conklin (fall), Steven Broyles (spring) Chemistry Gregory Phelan Communication Studies Paul van der Veur Economics Kathleen Burke English Andrea Harbin, Matt Lessig (4/23/19-6/30/19) Geography Wendy Miller Geology David Barclay History Randi Storch Mathematics David Dickerson Modern Languages Paulo Quaglio Performing Arts Kevin Halpin Philosophy Andrew Fitz-Gibbon (fall), Sebastian Purcell (spring) Physics Brice Smith, Doug Armstead (6/3/19-7/31/19) Political Science Robert Spitzer Psychology Mary McGuire Sociology/Anthropology Herbert Haines

Adolescence Education Coordinators English Geoffrey Bender Mathematics Mary Gfeller Modern Languages (second language) Codruta Temple TESOL Paulo Quaglio Sciences Rena Janke and Sean Nolan Social Studies Gigi Peterson

Graduate Coordinators English (MA) Tyler Bradway English (MSED, MAT) Cori McKenzie History Kevin Sheets Second Language Education (MSED) Paulo Quaglio Sustainable Energy Systems (MS) Physics Doug Armstead

Arts and Sciences Committee Leadership Chair, A&S Curriculum Committee Jeff Werner, Chemistry Chair, FAH Personnel Committee Elizabeth (Kim) Stone, English Chair, Math/Science Personnel Committee Theresa Curtis, Biological Sciences Chair, SBS Personnel Committee Michie Odle, Psychology

College Leadership Positions Director, SUNY Cortland Honors Program Frank Rossi, Chemistry Director, Clark Center for Global Engagement Alex Balas, International Studies Director, Center for Gender and Intercultural Studies Mechthild Nagel, Philosophy Director, Center for Ethics, Peace and Social Justice Andrew Fitz-Gibbon, Philosophy (fall) Sebastian Purcell, Philosophy (spring) Chair, General Education Committee Jenn McNamara, Art and Art History Chair, Undergraduate Research Council Peter Ducey, Biological Sciences Chair, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee Mary Beth Voltura, Biological Sciences Director, Campus Writing Programs Laura Davies, English Chair, College Writing Committee Laura Davies, English Chair, Academic Faculty Affairs Committee Andrew Fitz-Gibbon (fall) Herb Haines, Sociology/Anthropology, (spring) Director, Faculty Development Center Robert Darling, Geology Chair, Academic Grievance Tribunal Tim Delaune, Political Science Chair, Student Conduct Suspension and Review Panel Rena Janke, Biological Sciences

Building Administrators Bowers Hall Steven Broyles, Biological Sciences Dowd Fine Arts Center Charles Heasley, Art and Art History McDonald Building Leslie Eaton, Psychology Moffett Center R. Bruce Mattingly, Arts and Sciences (1/2019 - current) Old Main R. Bruce Mattingly, Arts and Sciences

H. Associate Dean ‘s Report

Each year the office of the Associate Dean has to address a wide variety of issues raised by students and faculty; most of them resolved to everyone’s satisfaction. This year we continued that trend: we processed hundreds of withdrawals, course substitutions, graduation checklists, leaves of absence, permission to transfer forms, and change of grade forms. The typical week in this office includes student appointments covering many topics: internship permissions, study abroad permissions, probation status, fellowship opportunities, student teaching eligibility, grade disputes, late registration requests, and attendance

problems. In addition, there are numerous committee meetings, “drop-in” appointments and various other opportunities for practicing our problem-solving skills.

The major time commitment in this office is devoted to meetings; committee meetings are inevitable and often have ancillary obligations. More important to the mission of the office is the commitment to student meetings. Looking at the Associate Dean’s calendar, we can roughly measure the number of students seen. From August 2018 to May 2019, we found the following data: over 370 probation appointments and 262 drop-in or other appointments. These numbers do not take into account student phone calls, urgent consultations with faculty, parent phone calls, advice via email, etc. We invest a significant amount of energy in reviewing graduation checklists and following up in those cases where the student’s status is murky but graduation is possible. Meeting with students, listening to their concerns and advising them on how best to proceed is the most vital component of our work. For each student on probation, meetings occur every 3-5 weeks per semester.

Everything in the associate dean’s office depends greatly on the dedication, skill and patience of Michele Lella. This has been a very busy year for her as she been helping Dr. DeTuri transition into his new role. This added additional time and mentoring to her workload. In addition, Michele took the primary role in scheduling appointments for Assistant Dean Mary McGuire. In her routine work, Michele is quick to help students in need, and assists them in finding the right policies, offices to visit, next steps, etc. She keeps a friendly disposition when talking to students and parents, and she is consistently careful in dealing with our critical letters at the end of the semester (suspensions, etc.). She handles stressful periods (and stressed out students) with great poise. Most importantly, she has kept the Associate Dean and the Assistant Dean on task. She has earned exceptional performance evaluations.

The full plate of the Associate Dean’s routine responsibilities includes:

• Addressing daily student appointments and telephone calls • Maintaining student records for all Arts and Sciences undergraduates and graduate students • Maintaining student records for all Pre-majors • Meeting with students on academic probation to monitor progress • Addressing parent issues, via email, telephone and sometimes in person • Conducting Alpha Delta scholarship interviews and making recommendations • Reviewing readmission applications and transcripts • Disposition of various student requests: late add/drop, course withdrawals, leaves of absence, course overloads, DegreeWorks questions and college withdrawals • Disposition of faculty requests: course substitutions, change of grade • Reviewing catalog pages for department and program descriptions • Reviewing all A&S graduation checklists • Review/approval of proposals for study abroad • Review/approval of proposals for CPV400/COM399/ECO401 internships • Review/approval of requests for time-conflict resolution • Addressing graduate student concerns (e.g. extensions, probation status, thesis completion, etc.) • Evaluating midterm estimates and sending warning letters • Reviewing records of students who left years ago without a degree and are potential readmits • Evaluating final grades, determining probation contracts, academic suspensions and dismissals • Preparing appeals materials for the Academic Standing Committee and completing communications related to appeals

Committee membership: • Ex officio, Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee • Ex officio, College Curriculum Review Committee • Ex officio, Academic Standing Committee • Ex officio, Graduate Faculty Executive Committee • Ex officio, Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence Committee • Academic Hall of Fame Committee (Chair) • Teacher Education Candidate Review Committee • Honors Convocation Committee • Title IX Committee • CURE Advisory Committee • Academic Advising Committee • Mid-semester/Early Alert Committee • Behavior Assessment Team

Other Regular Meetings: • Associate Deans and Registrar's Group • Arts and Sciences Chairs' Council

Other Responsibilities:

IDP majors – There was little change in the progress of IDP majors this year.

Graduate Students – The associate dean is responsible for upholding college academic standards (a few probation letters and warnings each semester). This office also warns students about the five-year deadline and reviews records to see which students have been absent for a significant amount of time and should be cataloged as “inactive” in Banner.

Conferences – The associate dean attended two SUNY Deans meetings in Albany and Buffalo.

Campus Communication – The associate dean’s office maintains frequent communication with advisors, parents, department chairs, faculty, staff, Health Services, Counseling, Registrar and other offices as required to solve student problems. We routinely publish the minutes of the A&S Curriculum Committee.

Fellowships – As the campus fellowship advisor, the associate dean worked with many good students to encourage them to develop applications regarding research or study abroad. One student applied for Fulbright, unfortunately the proposal did not win funding. Jeremy Collings applied for a Goldwater scholarship and won the award. We are currently working with five students interested in applying for a Fulbright, one student applying for a Mitchell Scholarship, and one student applying for a Rhodes scholarship.

Student Learning Outcome Assessment – The associate dean has been working with the campus-wide SLO committee on getting all programs to list learning outcomes in the catalog. The committee charge for the upcoming year is to get all assessment data uploaded into Watermark and course-level learning outcomes into the catalog.

Appendix 1: Academic Standing Data Tables

Table I School of Arts and Sciences End of Year Statistics 2018-2019

Fall Spring 2018 2019 ACADEMIC WARNING 20 21 ACADEMIC PROBATION (Contract) 169 39 ACADEMIC PROBATION (Continued) 4 6 Subtotal-Probationary Action 173 45 SUSPENSION -- Failed to meet contract 17 24 SUSPENSION -- Others (sem. GPA below 1.01 & cum. below 2.00) 60 26 Subtotal-Suspensions 77 50 ACADEMIC DISMISSAL (failed to meet contract) 16 9 Subtotal Suspensions + Dismissals 93 59

TOTAL STUDENTS IN ACADEMIC DISTRESS* 266 104

*The sum of students on probation or suspended/dismissed. Excludes students on warning.

Table 2 School of Arts and Sciences Seven-Year Trends in the Undergraduate Population 2012-2019

2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 Median

A&S 3027 3105 3115 3095 3088 3183 3136 3105 Probation**Sd * 212 204 170 178 192 158 170 178 % Probation 7.00 6.57 5.45 5.75 6.21 4.96 5.42 5.75 Off probation 108 119 100 138 111 97 85 108 % Off Pro 3.57 3.83 3.21 4.45 3.59 3.05 2.71 3.57 Suspension 127 147 141 132 117 120 108 127 % Suspension 4.20 4.73 4.52 4.26 3.78 3.77 3.44 4.2 Dismissal 25 15 18 17 12 13 8 15 % Dismissal 0.83 0.48 0.57 0.54 0.39 0.41 0.26 0.48 *Total A&S students – based on Annual Report Data. This number is based on fall enrollment and includes Pre-Majors; it also excludes any double-counting due to dual majors. A small number of Pre-majors are advised in A&S, but all their records are maintained here. Pre-major paperwork, issues, disputes etc. are handled by the Associate Dean of A&S. ** Probation numbers combine fall and spring data. Likewise for suspensions and dismissals.

Table 3 School of Arts and Sciences Academic Status Changes Fall 2018 Spring 2019

OFF PROBATION (Made contract) 31 77 READMITS* 34 54 REINSTATES 9 13 DEAN'S LIST 1023 1118 *Applications accepted for the next term

Appendix 2: Faculty Publications and Creative Activity

Samuel Avery, Communication and Media Studies Short Films Avery, S. (11/01/2018 - 11/01/2019). The Study Date.

Avery, S. (08/01/2018). DEADEYE.

Avery, S. (01/01/2019). The Mayor.

Avery, S. (01/01/2019). Special Skills.

Christopher Badurek, Geography Proceedings Yarborough, B. & Badurek, C. (10/24/2018). Application of Geovisualization Methods for Assessing the Flood of 2011 in Binghamton, NY. , Applied Geography

Badurek, C. & Miller, W. (11/02/2018). Assessment Methods for Undergraduate STEM Courses Integrating Geographic Information Technologies. , GSA

Badurek, C. (11/02/2018). GIS and Geovisualization Methods for Assessing Impacts of the Flood of 2011 in Binghamton, NY., GSA

Badurek, C. (10/24/2018). GIS Modeling of the Invasive Species Purple Loosestrife and Japanese Stilt Grass in the Southern Appalachians., Applied Geography

Book Review Badurek, C. (01/17/2019). Review of Getting to Know Web GIS, 3rd Ed., by P. Fu. , PGS

Newsletter Articles Badurek, C. (11/15/2018). Vice President’s Column: GSA Conference Sessions Highlight Changing Needs in Geoscience Information Resources.

Badurek, C. (12/07/2018). Vice President’s Column: Trends in Geoscience Research Data.

Badurek, C. (12/12/2018). 2018 GSIS Meeting Highlights Indicate Continued Strong Interest in Geoscience Information.

Badurek, C. (12/12/2018). Review: Publons Provides Credit for Peer Review.

Badurek, C. (12/19/2018). President’s Column: 2018 Top Trends in Geoscience Information.

Badurek, C. (03/14/2019). President’s Column: What’s in Your Makerspace and Who is Visiting?

Alexandru Balas, International Studies Book Review Balas, A. (11/16/2018). “Book Note” for The Peace Continuum: What It Is and How to Study It (authored by Christian Davenport, Erik Melander, and Patrick Regan, Oxford University Press, 2018),

Martine Barnaby, Art and Art History Barnaby, M. (Organizer). (04/01/2019 - 04/03/2019). Laura Heit Visiting Artist Lesture and Worksop Art. Cortland, New York, Dowd Gallery and AEA (Artist Exhibition Association)

Heather Bartlett, English Bartlett, H. (Poetry Reader). (10/24/2018 - 10/24/2018). Creative Writers at Cortland Reading. Cortland, New York

Bartlett, H. (Poetry Reader). (05/04/2019 - 05/04/2019). Put up or Shut up: Teachers of Writing Reading. Ithaca, New York, Community Arts Partnership

Magazine or Trade Publication Bartlett, H. (01/01/2019). How to Choose, Los Angeles, CA, Red Hen Press

Bartlett, H. (09/03/2018). These Lines, Boston, MA, Emerson College

Geoffrey Bender, English Book Chapter Bender, G. (01/01/2019). “Roderick’s Body, Winckelmann, and the Screen of the Touristic Gaze”. Mira Buchholtz, Henry James' Travel: Fiction and Non-Fiction (). , Routledge

Book Reviews Bender, G. (10/01/2018). “Janaka Bowman Lewis’s Freedom Narratives of African American Women: A Study of 19th Century Writings”, Chicago, IL, American Library Association

Bender, G. (05/01/2019). “Timothy Richard Aubrey’s Guilty Aesthetic Pleasures”, Chicago, IL, American Library Association

Michael Berzonsky, Psychology Journal Article Berzonsky, M. & Kinney, A. (01/24/2019). The role of self-regulation and experiential avoidance in mediating relationships between identity processing styles and depressive reactions. Identity: International Journal of Theory and Research. (19, 1, 83-97)

Book Berzonsky, M. (10/18/2018). Identity processes, New York, NY, Springer

Tyler Bradway, English Edited Books Bradway, T. (01/01/2019). After Queer Studies: Literature, Theory, and Sexuality in the 21st Century, Cambridge, UK, Cambridge University Press

Bradway, T. (02/01/2019). Lively Words: The Politics and Poetics of Experimental Writing (special issue), Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University Press

Book Chapters Bradway, T. & McCallum, E. (01/01/2019). "Thinking Sideways, or an Untoward Genealogy of Queer Reading". Tyler

Bradway and E.L. McCallum, After Queer Studies: Literature, Theory, and Sexuality in the 21st Century (18). Cambridge, UK, Cambridge University Press

Journal Articles Bradway, T. (02/01/2019). "The Promise of Experimental Writing". College Literature. (46, 1, 31)

Bradway, T. (06/30/2018). “Bad Reading: The Affective Relations of Queer Experimental Literature after AIDS". GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies. (24, 2-3, 23)

Bradway, T. (02/01/2019). “Introduction to Critical Forum: The Sonic Politics of Black Experimentalism". College Literature. (46, 1, 3)

Book Bradway, T. (03/01/2019). Queer Experimental Literature: The Affective Politics of Bad Reading, New York, Palgrave

Other Bradway, T. & McCallum, E. (02/13/2019). “Queer Theory Now and the Pleasure of Movement", Cambridge, UK, Cambridge University Press

Steven Broyles, Biological Sciences Research Report Broyles, S. (2018). Purple Milkweed at Shawanagunk Grassland National Wildlife Refuge.

Jacob Carll, Performing Arts Carll, J. (Music Director). (06/01/2018 - 08/23/2019). Rough Crossing, Cortland Repertory Theatre, Cortland, New York

Carll, J. (Music Director). (07/01/2018 - 07/31/2018). All Shook Up, Sharon Playhouse, Sharon, Connecticut

Carll, J. (Assistant Music Director/Keyboard II). (08/01/2018). South Pacific, Cape Playhouse, Dennis, Massachusetts

Carll, J. (10/01/2018 - 12/31/2018). Elf the Musical, National Tour.

Carll, J. (Music Director). (01/01/2019 - 05/31/2019). Senior Showcase, Music Performance. Cortland, New York

Christa Chatfield, Biological Sciences Chatfield, C and Prihodova, J. (01/31/2019 - 02/22/2019). Hidden Beauty Art.

Stephen Clark, Art and Art History Clark, S. (Faculty Artist). (03/04/2019 - 04/06/2019). Faculty Biennial Art. Cortland , New York

Clark, S. (Exhibiting Artist). (05/03/2019 - 06/30/2019). Fire Wood 4 Sale Art. Dewitt, New York

Raymond Collings, Psychology Journal Articles Collings, R. & Eaton, L. (10/14/2018). Covert Attention, Temperament, and Looking: A Novel Approach to Studying Attention in the Social World. Psychological Reports.

Collings, R., Eaton, L., Foley, J. & Nelson, A. (06/10/2019). Using Dyadic Proportion Tests with Individual Pairwise Comparisons to Overcome Power Limitations with Small-Sample Experiments. Testing, Psychometrics, Methodology in Applied Psychology.

Deena Conley, Performing Arts Conley, D. (Director). (10/14/2018 - 11/18/2018). Dangerous Liaisons Theater. Cortland, New York

Conley, D. (Director). (03/04/2019 - 04/14/2019). The Twenty-Fifth Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Theater. Cortland, New York

Anna Curtis, Sociology/Anthropology Book Review Curtis, A. (08/21/2018). Review of The Return

Flavia Dantas, Economics Journal Article Nersisyan, Y. & Dantas, F. (10/01/2018). Response to A note on ‘Rethinking liquidity creation: Banks, shadow banks and the elasticity of finance’ (with Yeva Nersisyan). Journal of Post Keynesian Economics. (41, 4)

Research Report Wray, L., Dantas, F., Fullwiler, S., Tcherneva, P. & Kelton, S. (2018). Public Service Employment: A Path to Full Employment. http://www.levyinstitute.org/publications/public-service-employment-a-path-to-full-employment

Robert Darling, Geology Journal Article Rddad, L., Mouguina, E., Muchez, P. & Darling, R. (06/30/2018). The genesis of the Ali Ou Daoud Jurassic carbonate Zn- Pb Mississippi Valley-type deposit, Moroccan central High Atlas: Constraints from bulk stable C-O-S, in situ radiogenic Pb isotopes, and fluid inclusion studies. Ore Geology Reviews.

Maria Andrea Davalos Vallejo, Biological Sciences Journal Article Blossey, B., Häfliger, P., Tewksbury, L., Davalos, . & Casagrande, R. (10/01/2018). Host specificity of Archanara geminipuncta and Archanara neurica, two potential biocontrol agents for invasive Phragmites australis in North America. Biological Control.

Laura Davies, English Other Davies, L. & Rutherford, K. (01/01/2018). Rhet Dragons: The Cortland Composition Handbook for Students., Fountainhead Press

Karen Davis, Psychology Journal Articles Davis, K. & Lister, M. (01/14/2019). Conducting Disability Evaluations with a Forensic Perspective: The Application of Criminal Responsibility Guidelines. Psychological Injury and Law.

Davis, K., Doll, J. & Sterner, W. (06/20/2018). The importance of personal statements in counselor education and psychology doctoral program applications. Psychology of Teaching.

David Dickerson, Mathematics Journal Article Dickerson, D. & Suarez, J. (09/01/2018). The imperative of definition. MathAMATYC Educator.

Jeremiah Donovan, Art & Art History Journal Article Donovan, J. & Awe, J. (03/14/2019). The Future of the Past: Revitalizing Ancient Maya Cultural Traditions in Modern Maya Communities. National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts..

Donovan, J. (08/20/2018 - 03/20/2019). Faculty Biennial Art. Cortland, New York

Peter Ducey, Biological Sciences Journal Article Bondi, C., Beier, C., Fierke, M. & Ducey, P. (01/17/2019). The role of feeding strategy in the tolerance of a terrestrial salamander (Plethodon cinereus) to biogeochemical changes in northern hardwood forests. Canadian Journal of Zoology. (97, 4, 281-293)

Research Report Ducey, P. (2018). Onondaga Lake Herpetology - Wetlands Analysis.

Eric Edlund, Physics Research Report Marinoni, A., Moeller, C., Porkolab, M., Rost, J., Davis, E. & Edlund, E. (2018). A wide frequency heterodyne detection method using the Pockels effect. http://library.psfc.mit.edu/catalog/reports/2010/18rr/18rr003/18rr003_full.pdf

Journal Article Burin, M., Kaspary, K., Edlund, E., Ezeta, R., Gilson, E., Ji, H. ... & Tynan, G. (02/12/2019). Turbulence and jet-drive zonal flows: Secondary circulation in rotating fluids due to asymmetric forcing. Physical Review E.

Edlund, E. & Kadas, S. (Instructor). (05/13/2019 - 05/24/2019). Connections Art. Cortland, New York, Common Problem Pedagogy (CP2) project, SUNY Cortland

Patent Advanced Liquid Centrifuge Using Differentially Rotating Cylinders and Optimized Boundary Conditions, and Methods for the Separation of Fluids (2019). 10,300,410

Evan Faulkenbury, History Faulkenbury, E. (Creator/Admin). (08/01/2016 - 05/31/2028). Cortland Public History, Other.

Faulkenbury, E. (08/01/2018 - 05/31/2029). Mapping the Voter Education Project , Other.

Book Faulkenbury, E. (05/13/2019). Poll Power: The Voter Education Project and the Movement for the Ballot in the American South , Chapel Hill, UNC Press

Book Review Faulkenbury, E. (02/01/2019). Book Review of "The Dream is Lost: Voting Rights and the Politics of Race in Richmond, Virginia"

Andrew Fitz-Gibbon, Philosophy Book Review Fitz-Gibbon, A. (06/01/2019). Michael Dziedzic, ed. Criminalized Power Structures: The Overlooked Enemies of Peace, Villanova, Villanova University

Book Chapter Fitz-Gibbon, A. (11/01/2018). The Ethics of Care and Violence. Michael Brown and Katy Gray Brown, Nonviolence: Critiquing Assumptions, Examining Frameworks (). Leiden, Brill

Book Fitz-Gibbon, A. & Fitz-Gibbon, J. (12/12/2018). Nurturing Strangers: Strategies for Nonviolent Re-parenting of Children in Foster Care, New York, Routledge

Terry Fitzgerald, Biological Sciences Research Report Fitzgerald, T. (2018). Final Report to UDSA - APHIS: Trail marking pheromone of Cactoblastis cactorum.

David Franke, English Other Franke, D. (03/01/2019). Cotton

Christopher Gascon, Modern Languages Newsletter Gascón, C. (01/21/2019). AHCT Newsletter, January 2019, AHCT website, The Association for Hispanic Classical Theater, Inc.

Journal Article Gascón, C. (06/28/2018). “Lope in Manhattan: Hyperreality, Space, and Violence in Julián Mesri’s Fuenteovejuna (2013).”. Anuario Lope de Vega. (24, 169-199)

Gascón, C. (06/12/2018). “Musical Agency in Calderón’s El laurel de Apolo.” Hispanófila: Ensayos de Literatura. (180, 3- 20)

Book Chapter Gascón, C. (07/02/2018). "Abjection and Resistance in El retablo de las maravillas, Visiones de la muerte, and Las cortes de la muerte: Andrés Zambrano’s Tres obras cortas del Siglo de Oro (2011)". Susan Paun de García and Donald Larson, Religious and Secular Theater in Golden Age Spain: Essays in Honor of Donald T. Dietz (255-265). New York, Peter Lang

Book Review Gascón, C. (03/08/2019). Review: García-Martín, Elena. Rural Revisions of Golden Age Drama. Performance of History, Productions of Space. , Bulletin of the Comediantes

Other Gascón, C. (04/02/2018). Play Review: Calderón’s Two Dreams (La vida es sueño, comedia, 1635, and auto, 1677). By Calderón de la Barca. Directed by George Drance, Magis Theatre Company, New York, Ellen Stewart Theatre, New York City, February 18, 2017. , University Park, PA , Pennsylvania State University Press

Laura Gathagan, History Edited Book Gathagan, L. (11/01/2018). Editor, Haskins Society Journal Volume 29, Woodbridge, Suffolk, Boydell Press

Book Review Gathagan, L. (07/01/2018). Book review of John Munns.Cross and Culture in Anglo-Norman England, Cambridge, MA, Medieval Academy of America

Gayle Gleason, Geology Research Report Gleason, G. (2018). Structural Geology of West Property - Ravena Quarry.

Stephen Halebsky, Sociology/Anthropology Book Chapter Halebsky, S. (01/01/2019). Big-box stores. Jon Stobart and Vicki Howard, Routledge Companion to the History of Retailing (216-226). London & New York, Routledge

Kevin Halpin, Performing Arts Halpin, K. (Director/Choreographer). (06/24/2018 - 07/21/2018). Jesus Christ Superstar, Tibbits Opera House, Coldwater Michigan.

Halpin, K. (Director/Choreographer). (08/24/2019 - 10/13/2019). Annie Get Your Gun Theater. Cortland, New York, SUNY Cortland

Halpin, K. (DIrector/ Producer/ Choreographer). (10/02/2018 - 12/09/2018). The Nutcracker Dance. Cortland, New York, Cortland performing Arts Institute

Halpin, K. (Director/ Producer/ Choreographer). (01/08/2018 - 06/08/2019). Dance Love Rock and Roll Dance. Cortland, New York, Cortland Performing Arts Institute Halpin, K. (Lighting design). (06/11/2018 - 07/14/2019). I HEART DANCE Other. Stony Brook, New York, Stage Door School of Dance.

Charles Heasley, Art and Art History Heasley, C. (08/20/2018 - 12/14/2018). Einstein’s Unfinished Symphony, Suite of multicolor lithographic prints in collaboration with Professor Marcia Bartusiak, MIT.

Heasley, C. (03/11/2019 - 04/10/2019). Faculty Biennial Art. , New York

Katherine Hicks, Chemistry Journal Articles Zhou, W., Tsai, A., Dattmore, D., Stives, D., Chitrakar, I., D’alessandro, A. ... & French, J. (01/15/2019). Crystal structure of E. coli PRPP synthetase. Crystal structure of E. coli PRPP synthetase. BMC Structural Biology.

Nakamoto, K., Perkins, S., Gerislioglu, S., Anderson, M., Hicks, K. & Snider, M. (02/27/2019). Mechanism of 6- hydroxynicotinate 3-monooxygenase, a flavin-dependent decarboxylative hydroxylase involved in aerobic nicotinic acid catabolism. Mechanism of 6-hydroxynicotinate 3-monooxygenase, a flavin-dependent decarboxylative hydroxylase involved in aerobic nicotinic acid catabolism. Biochemistry.

Mahanta, N., Hicks, K., Naseem, S., Zhang, Y., Fedoseyenko, D., Ealick, S. & Begley, T. (04/09/2019). Menaquinone Biosynthesis: Biochemical and Structural Studies of Chorismate Dehydratase. Menaquinone Biosynthesis: Biochemical and Structural Studies of Chorismate Dehydratase. Biochemistry.

Scott Holdredge, Performing Arts Holdredge, S. (Scenic Designer). (10/05/2018 - 10/13/2018). Annie Get Your Gun- SUNY Cortland Dowd Theatre Theater. Cortland, New York

Holdredge, S. (Scenic Designer). (11/14/2018 - 11/18/2018). Dangerous Liaisons Theater. SUNY Cortland Lab Theatre, New York

Holdredge, S. (03/01/2019 - 03/03/2019). The Children's Hour Theater. SUNY Cortland Dowd Theatre

Holdredge, S. (04/05/2019 - 04/14/2019). 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Theater.

Holdredge, S. (Lighting Designer). (08/26/2018). Cortland New Voices Music Performance.

Holdredge, S. (Lighting Designer and Technical Director). (08/10/2018 - 08/26/2018). Doubt Theater. Franklin, New York

Holdredge, S. (Artist- mixed media). (04/26/2019 - 05/04/2019). Jericho Art's Council 40th Annual Art show Art. Bainbridge, New York

Li Jin, Geology Journal Article

Crossman, J., Futter, M., Elliott, J., Whitehead, P., Jin, L. & Dillon, P. (10/15/2018). Optimizing land management strategies for maximum improvements in lake dissolved oxygen concentrations. Science of the Total Environment.

Whitehead, P., Jin, L., Bussi, G., Voepel, H., Darby, S., Vasilopoulos, G. ... & Hung, N. (04/06/2019). Water quality modelling of the Mekong River basin: Climate change and socioeconomics drive flow and nutrient flux changes to the Mekong Delta. Science of the Total Environment.

Kent Johnson, Sociology/Anthropology Book Reviews Johnson, K. (06/01/2018). EXPLORING SEX AND GENDER IN BIOARCHAEOLOGY

Johnson, K. (09/03/2018). THE BIOARCHAEOLOGY OF SOCIETAL COLLAPSE AND REGENERATION IN ANCIENT PERU

Book Chapter Johnson, K. (10/26/2018). Opening up the family tree: promoting more diverse and inclusive studies of family, kinship, and relatedness in bioarchaeology.. Jane Buikstra, Bioarchaeologists Speak Out: Contemporary Issues, Deep Time Perspectives. (201-230). Cham, Switzerland, Springer Press

Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo, Geography Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (Oral Presentation). (04/15/2019 - 04/29/2019). Classroom Confessions Other. Cortland, New York

Samuel Jung, Economics Journal Article Jung, S. & Vijverberg, C. (03/05/2019). Financial Development and Income Inequality in China – A Spatial Data Analysis. North American Journal of Economics and Finance.

Szilvia Kadas, Art and Art History Kadas, S. & Edlund, E. (Professor and Organizer). (05/13/2019 - 07/31/2019). Common Problem Project Exhibition Art. Cortland, New York

Kadas, S. (Featured Artist). (11/02/2018 - 01/25/2019). 20th Mini Print International Group Exhibition Art. Ithaca, New York

Kadas, S. (11/08/2018 - 12/14/2018). "Fragile Existence" Exhibition, at Old Main SUNY Cortland Art. Cortland, New York, Art and Art History Department, SUNY Cortland

Kadas, S. (Artist). (02/04/2019 - 02/24/2019). "Environment and People", solo exhibition, Budapest, Hungary Art. Budapest

Kadas, S. (Faculty). (04/03/2019 - 05/05/2019). Faculty Biennial 2019 Art. Cortland, New York, Art and Art History Department, SUNY Cortland

Caroline Kaltefleiter, Communication and Media Studies Kaltefleiter, C., Alexander, K., Carubia, N. & DiDonna, S. (Special Report Broadcast: Executive Producer). (04/27/2018). "Self Deprecating Humor and Cyberbullying Special Radio Broadcast" Other. Cortland, New York, 90.5 FM WSUC-FM

Kaltefleiter, C. (Executive Producer and Script Editor). (04/23/2019). “It’s a Women’s World: Women’s Rights in the Age of the #MeToo Movement.” Special Radio Broadcast" on 90.5 FM WSUC-FM/WRVO Network. Other. Cortland , New York

Kaltefleiter, C. (Executive Producer and Script Editor). (04/23/2019). “The Student Loan Crisis” Special Radio Broadcast" on 90.5 FM WSUC-FM/WRVO Network Other. Cortland, New York

Kaltefleiter, C. (Executive Producer and Script Editor). (04/30/2019). “Propaganda and The Trump Presidency.” Special Radio Broadcast on NPR affiliate 90.5 FM WSUC/ WRVO Network Other. Cortland, New York

Kaltefleiter, C. (Executive Producer and Host). (08/26/2018 - 12/06/2018). Digital Divide Program on WSUC/WRVO Network. 10 Programs Produced. Other. Cortland New , New York

Kaltefleiter, C. (Executive Producer and Script Editor). (04/11/2019. The Opioid Crisis. 60 Minute Special Report on 90.5 FM WSUC/WRVO FM Network. Other. Cortland, New York

Nikolay Karkov, Philosophy Journal Articles Karkov, N. (04/25/2018). Against the Double Erasure: Georgi Markov's Contributions to the Communist Hypothesis. Slavic Review.

Karkov, N. (03/28/2019). Dialoguing Between the South and the East: An Unfinished Project. dVERSIA.

Karkov, N. & Valiavicharska, Z. (09/21/2018). Rethinking East-European Socialism: Notes Toward an Anti-capitalist Decolonial Methodology. Interventions: International Journal of Postcolonial Studies.

Christina Knopf, Communication and Media Studies Book Chapters Knopf, C. (03/01/2019). Politics as “the sum of everything you fear”: Scarecrow as phobia entrepreneur. D. Picariello , Politics in Gotham: The Batman universe and political thought (159-176). , Palgrave (tentative)

Knopf, C. (10/15/2018). Queen of burlesque: The subtle (as a hammer) satire of Bomb Queen. M. Goodrum, T. Prescott, and P. Smith , Gender and the superhero narrative (101-123). Jackson, MS, University Press of Mississippi

Knopf, C. (04/01/2019). War is hell: The (super)nature of war in the works of Mike Mignola.. S.G. Hammond, The Mignolaverse: Critical essays on Hellboy and the comics art of Mike Mignola (). Moro, IL, Sequart Organization.

Note/Abstract Knopf, C. (05/29/2018). BrainDead: The horrors of election 2016, Media Commons

Book Reviews Knopf, C. (02/01/2019). Jerry Palmer’s Memories from the Frontline: Memoirs and Meanings of the Great War from Britain, France and Germany - Palgrave

Knopf, C. (11/15/2018). Kevin Patrick’s The Phantom Unmasked: America’s First Superhero – University of Iowa

Lisi Krall, Economics Other Krall, L. (02/20/2018). Reiterating the need for limits

Magazine or Trade Publication Krall, L. (02/21/2019). This Historical Moment Demands Transformation of Our Institutions. The Green New Deal Won't Do That, Counterpunch

Krall, L. (02/01/2019). This Historical Moment Demands Transformation of Our Institutions. The Green New Deal Won't Do That, online, greensocialthought.org

Kathryn Kramer, Art and Art History Magazine or Trade Publication Kramer, K. (08/24/2018). Blazo Kovacevic: Incited, Miami, FL, ARTPULSE LLC

Journal Article Kramer, K. (09/15/2018). SITElines/2018. SITElines/2018. Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism. (45, 5, 7-9)

Elizabeth McCarthy, Biological Sciences Journal Articles McCarthy, E., Landis, J., Kurti, A., Lawhorn, A., Chase, M., Knapp, S. ... & Litt, A. (04/27/2019). Early consequences of allopolyploidy alter floral evolution in Nicotiana (Solanaceae). Early consequences of allopolyploidy alter floral evolution in Nicotiana (Solanaceae). BMC Plant Biology. (19, 162)

Landis, J., Bell, C., Hernandez, M., Zenil-Ferguson, R., McCarthy, E., Soltis, D. & Soltis, P. (06/27/2018). Evolution of floral traits and impact of reproductive mode on diversification in the Phlox family (Polemoniaceae). Evolution of floral traits and impact of reproductive mode on diversification in the Phlox family (Polemoniaceae). Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution. (127, 878-890)

Cori McKenzie, English Journal Article McKenzie, C. & Jarvie, S. (11/04/2018). “The Limits of Resistant Reading in Critical Literacy Practices,”. “The Limits of Resistant Reading in Critical Literacy Practices,”. English Teaching: Practice & Critique.

Celeste McNamara, History Journal Article McNamara, C. (05/20/2019). Molding the Model Bishop from Trent to Vatican II. Molding the Model Bishop from Trent to Vatican II. Church History. (1, 58-86)

Book Review McNamara, C. (03/01/2019). Review

Jenn McNamara, Art and Art History McNamara, J. (03/04/2019 - 04/06/2019). Faculty Biennial Art. Cortland, New York

Christopher McRoberts, Geology Journal Articles Khalil, H., McRoberts, C., Del Piero, N., Stanley, G., Martini, R. & Rigged, S. (06/01/2018). New biostratigraphic constraints for the Martin Bridge Formation (Upper Triassic, Wallowa terrane, Oregon, U.S.A.). Revue de Paléobiologie.

Jin, X., McRoberts, C., Shi, Z., Mietto, P., Rigo, M., Roghi, G. ... & Preto, N. (11/01/2018). The aftermath of the CPE and the Carnian/Norian transition in northwestern Sichuan Basin, South China. Journal of the Geological Society.

Edward Moore, Performing Arts Moore, E. (02/21/2018 - 02/21/2018). "Black Music Matters" Music Performance.

Moore, E. (Soloist/Collaborative Artist). (10/09/2018 - 10/09/2018). Faculty Recital Music Performance. Cortland, New York, Performing Arts Department SUNY Cortland

Moore, E. (Soloist/Collaborative Artist). (02/13/2019 - 02/13/2019). Black History Month Sandwich Seminar Recital "Black Music Matters" Music Performance. Cortland, New York, Performing Arts Department SUNY Cortland

Scott Moranda, History Book Chapter Moranda, S. (05/28/2019). “It makes no sense to work against nature:” Cold War Modernization in West German Agriculture. Astrid Kirchhof and John McNeil, Nature and the Iron Curtain: Environmental Policy and Social Movements in Communist and Capitalist Countries, 1945–1990 (). Cambridge, UK, Cambridge University Press

Mecke Nagel, Philosophy Book Review Nagel, M. (04/01/2019). Sicherheit statt Strafe, gender studies journal

Book Chapter Nagel, M. (04/01/2019). Black Athena and the Play of the Imagination. Cheryl Sterling, Transnational Trills in the Africana World (). England, Cambridge Scholars Press

Journal Article Nagel, M. (12/01/2018). Ubuntu, Gender and Spirituality: Transformative Justice Considerations. Ubuntu, Gender and Spirituality: Transformative Justice Considerations. Kalagatos.

David Neal, Performing Arts Neal, D. (Narrator). (06/16/2018 - 06/16/2018). Tenebrae: The Passion of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Music Performance. Orpheus Theatrical Group, Ithaca, NY

Neal, D. (Jud Fry). (08/01/2018 - 08/05/2018). Oklahoma! (Rodgers and Hammerstein), Theater. Triphammer Arts, Inc. / CRS Barn Studios Ithaca, New York,

Neal, D. (Bass soloist). (11/27/2018 - 11/27/2018). Delalande “Cantate Domino”; Bruckner “Mass in D Minor" Music Performance. Masterworks Chorale / Symphoria, Clinton, New York,

Neal D. (Conductor) (12/02/2018 - 12/02/2018). Handel’s Messiah, Music Conducting. Cortland, New York, Performing Arts Department

Neal, D. (Bass soloist). (12/08/2018 - 12/08/2018). Handel’s Messiah, Music Performance. Ithaca, New York

Neal, D. (Peccavit the Peddlar). (03/16/2019 - 03/16/2019). The Astronaut’s Tale, Theater. Syracuse, New York

Neal, D. (Bass soloist). (05/11/2019 - 05/11/2019). Magnificat (Bach) Music Performance. Affiliated Choruses of Ithaca, Ithaca, New York,

Neal, D. (Conductor). (05/05/2019 - 05/05/2019). Chichester Psalms (Bernstein) and other works Music Conducting. Cortland, New York, SUNY Cortland Performing Arts, McNeil Foundation

Neal, D. (Singer). (05/19/2019 - 05/19/2019). Opera Cowpokes! Music Performance. Cortland, New York

Scott Oldfield, Art and Art History Oldfield, S. (02/01/2018 - 08/31/2018). Music era Sculpture Art. Cortland, New York, SUNY CORTLAND

Biru Paksha Paul, Economics Book Paul, B. (02/01/2019). Growth Acceleration, Sustainability, and Institutions, Dhaka, Bangladesh, University Press Limited

Gigi Peterson, History Other Peterson, G. (07/13/2018). “Bridging Mexico and Seattle: A History of the Seattle Ship Scalers Mural 'The Struggle Against Racial Discrimination' by Pablo O’Higgins (1904-1983)”, Seattle, WA, University of Washngton

Gregory Phelan, Chemistry Patents Ice-phobic substrates and coatings and methods for their preparation and use (2018). 9,856,408

Acoustically-activated cosmetic hydrogels (2018). 10,058,490, http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph- Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=10,058,4 90.PN.&OS=PN/10,058,490&RS=PN/10,058,490

Antenna having radio frequency liquid crystal (RFLC) mixtures with high RF tuning, broad thermal operating ranges, and low viscosity (2019). 10,224,620, http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph- Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=10,224,6 20.PN.&OS=PN/10,224,620&RS=PN/10,224,620

Jaroslava Prihodova, Art and Art History Prihodova, J. (03/04/2019 - 04/06/2019). Faculty Biennial Art. Cortland, New York

Chatfield, C and Prihodova, J. (01/31/2019 - 02/22/2019). Hidden Beauty, Art.

Barnaby, M., Wilson, B. and Prihodova, J., Zombie Field Guide (05/05/2019-09/06/2019), Art, Old Main Colloquium.

Sebastian Purcell, Philosophy Journal Article Purcell, S. (01/04/2019). On What there ‘Is’: Aristotle and the Aztecs on Being and Existence. On What there ‘Is’: Aristotle and the Aztecs on Being and Existence. American Philosophical Association Newsletter on Native American and Indigenous Philosophy.

Magazine or Trade Publication Purcell, S. (07/03/2018). Life on the Slippery Earth

Book Review Purcell, S. (08/03/2018). Review of A Companion to Ricoeur's Freedom and Nature, Society for Ricoeur Studies / Études Ricoeuriennes, University of Pittsburgh Press

Daniel Radus, English Journal Article Radus, D. (06/01/2018). "Margaret Boyd's Quillwork History". "Margaret Boyd's Quillwork History". Early American Literature.

Book Review Radus, D. (01/01/2019). Review of Ethnology and Empire: Languages, Literature, and the Making of the North American Borderlands by Robert Lawrence Gunn, Philadelphia, PA, University of Pennsylvania Press

Vaughn Randall, Art and Art History Randall, V. (08/15/2017 - 08/15/2100). 800 Year Mistake Art. Permanent exhibition, San Bao Ceramic Art Museum, Jingdezhen, China

Randall, V. (Sculptor). (04/15/2018 - 04/15/2100). Window to the World, Art. Clarksville, Tennessee

Randall, V. (presenter). (05/29/2018 - 05/30/2019). ICCCIA Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition Art. Scranton, Pennsylvania

Randall, V. (Sculptor). (04/28/2018 - 06/30/2018). Ferrous Wheel Art. Scranton, Pennsylvania

Randall, V. (Sculptor). (05/30/2018 - 06/02/2018). Behind the Conference Art. Scranton, Pennsylvania

Randall, V. (Curator). (05/30/2018 - 12/15/2018). Liquid Earth Art. Scranton, Pennsylvania

Randall, V. (Sculptor). (08/03/2018 - 11/03/2023). Commission for the city of Pittston Pennsylvania Art. Pittston, Pennsylvania

Randall, V. (09/03/2018 - 05/01/2019). Everywhere is nowhere, (cast iron), Art. St Paul, Minnesota

Randall, V. (Sculptor). (03/07/2019 - 04/17/2019). Faculty Biennial Art. Cortland, New York

Randall, V. (06/04/2018 - 02/08/2019). Completed commission, "Sphere 2" Art. Clarksville, Tennessee

Jolie Roat, Mathematics Proceedings Beattie, M., Garcia, G., Ng, S. & Roat, J. (04/22/2019). Nonsemisimple Hopf algebras of dimension 8p with the Chevalley property, American Mathematical Society

Frank Rossi, Chemistry Journal Article O'Reilly, M., Dong, S., Rossi, F., Karlen, K., Kumar, R., Nair, S. & Blackwell, H. (07/18/2019). Structural and Biochemical Studies of Non-Native Agonists of the LasR Quorum Sensing Receptor Reveal a Novel L3 Loop "Out" Conformation for LasR. Cell Chemical Biology.

Danica Savonick, English Newspaper Savonick, D. (10/21/2018). Teaching with an Index Card: The Benefits of Free, Open-Source Tools. Teaching with an Index Card: The Benefits of Free, Open-Source Tools. The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Compilation Savonick, D. (01/07/2019). Teaching and Research with Archives

Kevin Sheets, History Book Sheets, K. & Storch, R. (10/01/2018). Our Common Ground: An Illustrated History of SUNY Cortland, 1990-2017, Cortland, NY, SUNY Cortland

Journal Article Sheets, K. & Storch, R. (12/02/2018). Should ‘Child’s Play’ Include a Little Danger? The Progressive-Era Roots of the ‘Adventure Playground’ Movement. Public Seminar.

Robert Spitzer, Political Science Book Spitzer, R. (01/01/2019). We the People: Essentials Edition, new 12th ed., New York, WW Norton

Newspaper Spitzer, R. (09/13/2018). “What's Behind NRA TV's Grotesque Take on 'Thomas & Friends,'” CNN.

Spitzer, R. (11/12/2018). “The Gun Safety Issue is Actually Helping Democrats,” . “The Gun Safety Issue is Actually Helping Democrats,” . New York Times.

Spitzer, R. (12/30/2018). “Impeachment: Be Careful What You Ask For”. Syracuse Post Standard.

Spitzer, R. (01/24/2019). “Why the Supreme Court Will Almost Surely Strike Down New York City’s Gun Law,” NY Daily News.

Spitzer, R. (02/07/2019). “Why ‘Vice’ Deserves an Oscar,” Los Angeles Times.

Spitzer, R. (02/17/2019). “One Year Later: Parkland Shifted the Politics of Guns,”. “One Year Later: Parkland Shifted the Politics of Guns,”. Syracuse Post Standard.

Book Chapter Spitzer, R. (02/01/2019). “Gun Policy Research: Personal Reflections on Public Questions,” Kristin Goss, Guns: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Politics, Policy, and Practice. New York, Routledge

Journal Articles Spitzer, R. (11/01/2018). “Effective Gun Regulation Is Compatible With Gun Rights,” The Regulatory Review.

Spitzer, R. (10/17/2018). “Researching Gun Policy: Futile or Feasible?” Items: Insights from the Social Sciences.

Other Spitzer, R. (06/20/2018). “‘Stand Your Ground’ Laws Have Failed to Stem Crime or Improve Safety,” Albany, NY, Rockefeller Institute of Government

Sharon Steadman, Sociology/Anthropology Journal Articles Steadman, S., Arbuckle, B. & McMahon, G. (01/21/2019). Pivoting East: Çadır Höyük, Transcaucasia, and Complex Connectivity in the Late Chalcolithic. Documenta Praehistorica.

Steadman, S., Serifoglu, T., Selover, S., Hackley, L., Yildirim, B., Lauricella, A. ... & Cassis, M. (02/14/2018). Recent Discoveries (2015-2016) at Çadır Höyük on the Anatolian North Central Plateau. Anatolica. (43, 203-250)

Hackley, L., Selover, S. & Steadman, S. (11/14/2018). The Persistence of Social and Spatial Memory at Prehistoric Çadır Höyük. International Journal of the Constructed Environment.

Ross, J., Steadman, S., McMahon, G., Adcock, S. & Cannon, J. (04/17/2019). When the Giant Falls: Endurance and Adaptation at Çadır Höyük in the Context of the Hittite Empire and Its Collapse. Journal of Field Archaeology.

Book Chapter Steadman, S. & McMahon, G. (09/19/2018). Sam Paley at Çadır Höyük 1993-2008: Excavating the Second Millennium BCE. Friedhelm Pedde and Nathanael Shelley, Assyromania and More: In Memoriam for Samuel M. Paley (). Münster, Zaphon

Randi Storch, History Other Storch, R. & Sheets, K. (12/01/2019). “Should ‘Child’s Play’ Include a Little Danger? The Progressive-era roots of the ‘Adventure Playground movement,” New School

Book Storch, R., Sheets, K. & Henderson-Harr, A. (10/01/2018). Our Common Ground: An Illustrated History of SUNY Cortland, 1990-2017

Book Review Storch, R. (12/18/2018). Review of Jeremy Milloy, Blood, Sweat and Fear: Violence at Work in the North American Auto Industry, 1960-80

Bekeh Ukelina, History Journal Article Ukelina, B. (11/30/2018). Africa for Africans: Black Nationalism and the UNIA’s Mission Civilisatrice in Africa. Calabar Journal of Politics and Administration.

Book Review Ukelina, B. (01/09/2019). Who Owns Haiti?: People, Power, and Sovereignty

Paul Van der Veur, Communication and Media Studies Van der Veur, P. (3D Modeler). (01/29/2018 - 06/01/2018). 3D Model of SUNY Cortland Building - Old Main Other. Cortland, New York, SUNY Cortland Sesquicentennial Planning Committee

Van der Veur, P. (3D Modeler). (01/29/2018 - 06/01/2018). 3D Model of SUNY Cortland Building - Dowd Fine Arts Center Other. , Sesquicentennial Planning Committee

Van der Veur, P. (3D Modeler). (01/29/2018 - 06/01/2018). 3D Model of SUNY Cortland Building - Miller Other. , Sesquicentennial Planning Committee

Van der Veur, P. (3D Modeler). (01/29/2018 - 06/01/2018). 3D Model of SUNY Cortland Building - Bowers Other. , Sesquicentennial Planning Committee

Van der Veur, P. (3D Modeler). (01/29/2018 - 06/01/2018). 3D Model of SUNY Cortland Building - Brockway Hall Other. , Sesquicentennial Planning Committee

Van der Veur, P. (3D Modeler). (01/29/2018 - 06/01/2018). 3D Model of SUNY Cortland Building - Student Life Center Other. , Sesquicentennial Planning Committee

Van der Veur, P. (3D Modeler). (01/29/2018 - 06/01/2018). Interactive 3D Model of SUNY Cortland Campus Other. , Sesquicentennial Planning Committee

Van der Veur, P. (Editor). (04/01/2019 - 04/30/2019). Who Inspires You? Video. The Center for Transformative Action at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York

Jeffrey Werner, Chemistry Journal Article Erickson, P., Moor, K., Werner, J., Latch, D., Arnold, W. & McNeill, K. (07/18/2018). Singlet Oxygen Phosphorescence as a Probe for Triplet-State Dissolved Organic Matter Reactivity. Environmental Science & Technology. (52, 9170-9178)

Donna West, Modern Languages Book Chapter West, D. (10/15/2018). Early Enactments as Submissions Toward Self-Control: Peirce’s Ten-Fold Division of Signs . J. Pelkey and G. Owens, Semiotics 2018 (). Charlottesville, VA, Philosophy Documentation Center Press

Journal Articles West, D. (03/20/2019). Index as Scaffold to Logical and Final Interpretants: Compulsive Urges and Modal Submissions. Semiotica. (228, 333-353)

West, D. (05/01/2019). Semiotic Determinants in Episode-Building: Beyond Autonoetic Consciousness. Philosophy and Science. (7, 1, 55-75)

West, D. (08/15/2018). Semiotic processing in Working Memory: Evidence from Second Language Learners. Chinese Semiotic Studies. (14, 3, 275-287)

West, D. (10/31/2018). The Work of Peirce’s Dicisign in Representationalizing Early Deictic Events. Semiotica. (225, 19- 38)

Proceedings West, D. (07/09/2018). Index as Gatekeeper toward Dialogic Reasoning: Peirce and Beyond, Kaunas, IASS Press

Brian Williams, Political Science Journal Article Williams, B. (09/26/2018). Private Member Bills and Electoral Connection in Wales. Private Member Bills and Electoral Connection in Wales. Representation. (54, 3, 279-295)

Benjamin Wilson, Economics Journal Articles Wilson, B. (10/16/2018). An Interdisciplinary Narrative: Oncology, Capital, and Solidarity. American Review of Political Economy.

Wilson, B., Wilson, N. & Martin, S. (01/14/2019). Using GIS to Advance Social Economics Research: geocoding, aggregation, and spatial thinking. Forum for Social Economics.

Book Chapter Wilson, B., Wilson, N., Kane, N., Eaton, P. & Bowles, D. (08/01/2018). Housing, health, and history: Interdisciplinary spatial analysis in pursuit of equity for future generations. Julia M. Puaschunder, Intergenerational Responsibility in the 21st Century, Vernon Press

Jeremy Wolf, Political Science Journal Article Wolf, J. (06/01/2018). The Economy Effect: Conceptual Innovation and Benefit Corporations. New Political Science.

Sung Yoo, Communication and Media Studies Journal Article Yoo, S. & Gil de Zuniga, H. (01/16/2019). The Role of Heterogeneous Political Discussion and Partisanship on the Effects of Incidental News Exposure Online. Journal of Information Technology and Politics. (16, 1, 20-35)

Tiantian Zheng, Sociology/Anthropology Book Chapter Zheng, T. (03/19/2019). Entrepreneurship, Network Building, and Clientelism in China’s Hostess Bars. Susan Dewey, Isabel Crowhurst, and Chimaraoke Izugbara, Routledge International Handbook of Sex Industry Research (). London, Routledge

Journal Article Zheng, T. (04/30/2019). The Plight of Sex Workers in China: Criminalisation, Abuse, and Activism. Made in China Journal.

Book Reviews Zheng, T. (03/01/2019). Queer Comrades: Gay Identity and Tongzhi Activism in Postsocialist China, Australia, University of Chicago Press

Zheng, T. (10/16/2018). Transpacific attachments Appendix 3. Faculty Presentations

Katherine Ahern, English Ahern, K. (03/15/2019). Making Institutional Space for Soundscapes and Foley. Conference on College Composition and Communication

Rodrigue, T., Stedman, K., Lamberton, J., Easter, B., Marquardt, M., Ahern, K. & Conner, T. (03/13/2019). Soundwriting in the Composition Classroom: Why and How. Conference on College Composition and Communication

Ahern, K. (11/29/2018). Providing Feedback on Student Writing. Sandwich Seminar

Ahern, K. (10/01/2018). Write On: Graduate Opportunities in Professional and Creative Writing. PWR Roundtable

Ahern, K. (09/27/2018). Teacher-Scholar: a Conversation with New Faculty in the English Department. WIP: Works In Progress Event

Ahern, K. (09/07/2018). Listening to this Soundscape Six Ways. Symposium on Sound, Rhetoric, and Writing

Scott Anderson, Geography Anderson, S., Johnston-Anumonwo, I., Miller, W., Badurek, C. & Shimizu, M. (05/05/2019). The Undergraduate Geography Experience at SUNY Cortland - Faculty Perspective. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers

Anderson, S., Ternes, B., Barclay, D. & Wodi, B. (04/18/2019). Teaching about Climate Change. Sandwich Seminar, Suny Cortland

Anderson, S. (11/03/2018). Keynote Speach. Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Induction Ceremony

Samantha Applin, Sociology/Anthropology Applin, S. & Curtis, A. (03/15/2019). Refining the Lexicon on Gender and Violence. Eastern Sociological Society Conference

Seth N. Asumah, Africana Studies and Political Science Asumah, S. (05/22/2019). Rethinking Education, Social Trust and Social Capital in Africa. Africa Day

Asumah, S. (04/12/2019). Africana Studies: Rethinking Curriculum Development and Leadership Challenges in Historically White Colleges and Universities. . New York Africana Studies Association (NYASA) Conference

Asumah, S. (02/27/2019). Prisons and Punishment: Rethinking Global Penality. NAACP Colloquium

Christoper Badurek, Geography Badurek, C. & Rozelle, A. (05/31/2019). Using Social Media and Web Platforms to Map and Communicate New York State Ecotourism Information. . SUNYCIT, Purchase, NY, May 29-31, 2019.

Badurek, C. (05/31/2019). Integrating UAS Drone Training and GIS into STEM and Social Science Education. . SUNY Conference on Instruction & Technology (CIT), Purchase, NY, May 29-31, 2019.

Rozelle, A. & Badurek, C. (04/09/2019). Identifying Environmental Threats to the Finger Lakes as an Ecotourism Destination. . Genesee Finger Lakes GIS Conference, Pittsford, NY, April 9, 2019.

Williams, L. & Badurek, C. (04/09/2019). The Cortland Votes Project and GIS Analysis of NY Congressional District 22 Results. . Genesee Finger Lakes GIS Conference, Pittsford, NY, April 9, 2019.

Badurek, C. & Levine, A. (04/09/2019). Building Campus Apps: Integrating Web GIS Education and Campus Data Management. . Genesee Finger Lakes GIS Conference, Pittsford, NY, April 9, 2019.

Johnston-Anumonwo, I., Shimizu, M., Miller, W., Anderson, S. & Badurek, C. (04/03/2019). The Undergraduate Geography Experience at SUNY Cortland - Faculty Perspective.. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, April 3-7, 2019.

Badurek, C. & Rozelle, A. (01/23/2019). Identifying Environmental Threats to the Finger Lakes as an Ecotourism Destination. . Finger Lakes Institute Research Conference, Geneva, NY, Jan. 23, 2019.

Badurek, C., Niederhofer, C., Mosher, H. & Lagaly, B. (01/23/2019). Invasive Plants Geodatabase and GIS Analysis for the Finger Lakes National Forest, NY.. Finger Lakes Institute Research Conference, Geneva, NY, Jan. 23, 2019.

Badurek, C. & Yarborough, B. (11/06/2018). GIS and Geovisualization Methods for Assessing Impacts of the Flood of 2011 in Binghamton, NY. . Geological Society of America (GSA) Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, Nov. 4-7, 2018.

Badurek, C. & Miller, W. (11/06/2018). Assessment Methods for Undergraduate STEM Courses Integrating Geographic Information Technologies. . GSA Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, Nov. 4-7, 2018.

Yarborough, B. & Badurek, C. (11/01/2018). Application of Geovisualization Methods for Assessing the Flood of 2011 in Binghamton, NY.. Applied Geography Conference, Kent, OH, Nov. 1-2, 2018.

Badurek, C. (11/01/2018). GIS Modeling of the Invasive Species Purple Loosestrife and Japanese Stilt Grass in the Southern Appalachians.. Applied Geography Conference, Kent, OH, Nov. 1-2, 2018.

Alexandru Balas, International Studies Balas, A. (04/29/2019). Thinking About Teaching, Study and Research Abroad? International Opportunities for Faculty. Faculty Development Center, SUNY Cortland

Balas, A. (04/26/2019). “Building Global and International Studies Programs: Challenges and Opportunities”. 2019 Inaugural Atlanta Global Studies Symposium

Balas, A. (04/26/2019). New Directions in Global Education and Discussion of Global Research Opportunities. 2019 Inaugural Annual Atlanta Global Studies Symposium

Balas, A. (04/24/2019). CALP: An Applied Learning Community of Practice. Institute for Civic Engagement, SUNY Cortland

Balas, A. (03/28/2019). “Creating Global Synergies: Inter-Organizational Cooperation in Peace Operations”. 2019 International Studies Association Annual Convention

Balas, A. (02/06/2019). “When Good People Do Something. The Actions of Two Romanians and a Salvadoran During the Holocaust”. Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University

Balas, A. (11/06/2018). European Union Migration Agenda . 1st European Council Model Simulation in Brazil

Balas, A. (11/05/2018). “EU Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding, and Mediation” Workshop. Workshop at the War College, Ministry of Defense of Brazil, Brasilia, Brazil

Balas, A. (06/29/2018). • “Romania’s Contributions to Peace Operations. Comparative Study with other Central and Eastern European EU Member-States”. Society for Romanian Studies

Santanu Banerjee, Biological Sciences Banerjee, S. (04/27/2019). Development of Neural Circuits: Lessons from Zebrafish. CNY zebraish meeting 2019

Banerjee, S. (04/12/2019). Development of Neural Circuits: Lessons from Zebrafish. SUNY cortland Transformation 2019

David Barclay, Geology Klein, B., Anderson, S., Barclay, D., Ternes, B. & Wodi, B. (04/18/2019). Teaching about climate change. SUNY Cortland Sandwich Seminar

Martine Barnaby, Art and Art History Barnaby, M. (03/14/2019). Organism. Dowd Gallery Faculty Biennial Exhibition

Geoffrey Bender, English Bender, G. (03/22/2019). “Working the Frame: Derrida, Harman, and the Language-Object Debate in the Humanities”. Northeast Modern Language Association Spring Conference

Bender, G. (03/22/2019). “The Object-Language Debate in F. Holland Day’s Portrait of a Queer Subject”. Northeast Modern Language Association Spring Conference

Bender, G. (03/02/2019). “Part That Is Also a Whole: Using the Poetic Fragment in the Creative Writing Classroom”. Ohio Council of Teachers of English Language Arts Annual Conference

Bender, G. (08/10/2018). “Modernist Prolepsis, Productive Irreconcilability, and the Thingly Lyric Object”. Modernism Today: MSA19 conference

Bender, G. (08/10/2018). “We Touch the Thing, The Thing Touches Back: H.D. and the Agency of Objects”. Modernism Today: MSA19 conference

Michael Berzonsky, Psychology Topolewska-Siedzik, E. & Berzonsky, M. (07/17/2018). Does the Stroop Effect connect to personality metatraits? . European Conference on Personality,

Howard Botwinick, Economics Botwinick, H. (04/13/2019). Persistent Inequalities: A Discussion of How Inequalities are Reproduced by Capitalist Competition. "Socialism In Our Time" Conference, Historical Materialism & Haymarket Books, April 13, 2019

Botwinick, H. (03/04/2019). Climate Change and the Green New Deal. Cortland Panel on Climate Change and Pedagogy

Tyler Bradway, English Bradway, T. (04/11/2019). Queer Experimental Literature and the Narration of Kinship”. Keynote Lecture at West Chester University

Bradway, T. (03/15/2019). “Queer Narrative Theory and Belongings of Form”. Keynote Lecture at Cornell University

Bradway, T. (03/08/2019). “Queer Contiguity and the Poetics of Kinship”. American Comparative Literature Association Conference, Washington, DC, March 2019.

Bradway, T. (02/13/2019). “Pleasure Reading.” . SUNY Cortland English Department, February 2019.

Bradway, T. (10/12/2018). “Queer Contiguity and the Narration of Kinship in The Argonauts.” . ASAP / Association for the Study of Arts of the Present Conference, New Orleans, LA, October 2018.

Kathleen Burke, Economics Burke, K., Broyles, S., Hodges, B. & Videto, D. (10/18/2018). Making Teaching Real: Ideas for Student Engagement. . Sandwich Seminar

Burke, K. & Pasquarello, N. (09/28/2018). Gender Climate Issues: Proposed Solutions, Action Plans and Recommendations for Implementation. President's Council

Jessica Carrick-Hagenbarth, Economics Carrick-Hagenbarth, J. (09/30/2018). Conceptualizing Empowerment: Community-driven Development Project Design Flaws. Union for Radical Political Economy 50th Anniversary Conference and Celebration

Christa Chatfield, Biological Sciences Chatfield, C. (06/23/2018). Biofilms and Legionella pneumophila: attachment and nutritional interactions . NEMPET 2018

Stephen Clark, Art and Art History Clark, S. (03/14/2019). Artist Talk . Faculty Biennial Exhibition

Anna Curtis, Sociology/Anthropology Lynch, A. & Curtis, A. (03/16/2019). Imagining Forward: Examing 21st Century Anxieties through Black Mirror. Eastern Sociological Society's Annual Conference

Theresa Curtis, Biological Sciences Curtis, T. (10/17/2018). Conversation with a Scientist. Dryden High School

Robert Darling, Geology Malanoski, C. & Darling, R. (03/18/2019). Corundum exsolution lamellae in ilmenite from a western Adirondack iron and emery prospect. Geological Society of America, Northeast Regional Meeting

Maria Andrea Davalos Vallejo, Biological Sciences Ammons, E. & Davalos, A. (04/27/2019). Spatial dynamics of tri-trophic interactions among native Phragmites australis and its associated herbivores and predators. Regional Tribeta Conference

Davalos , A., Blosey, B., Simmons, W. & Ding, J. (07/23/2018). A demographic approach to assess target and non-target impacts of weed biocontrol agents: applications for Trapa natans (water chestnut) . North American Congress for Conservation Biology (NACCB)

Collings, J., Dombroskie, L. & Davalos, A. (07/23/2018). Assessment of Cynanchum rossicum Management in State Parks . North American Congress for Conservation Biology (NACCB)

Laura Davies, English Davies, L. (03/21/2019). “Commanders in the Classroom: Military Writing Instructors at National Military Service Academies”. Northeast Modern Language Association

Davies, L. (03/13/2019). “Towards Shared Success: Creating a Co-Requisite Developmental Writing Program at a Four- Year Institution”. Conference on College Composition and Communication Research Network Forum

Davies, L. (03/01/2019). Invited Talk, “edTPA as Argument”. Syracuse University Music Department

Davies, L. (01/18/2019). Invited Speaker, "Assigning the Essays You'd Want to Read". Invited speaker and workshop leader for Writing across the Curriculum Workshop, Le Moyne College

Davies, L. (06/01/2018). International Federation for the Teaching of English Conference.. “Back to School: A School- University Partnership to Prepare Future Writing Teachers.”

Tim Delaune, Political Science Delaune, T. & Wright, C. (04/20/2019). Assembling a Dataset of Historical Supreme Court Terms for African Americans: Preliminary Findings. Western Political Science Association Annual Meeting

Delaune, T. (09/17/2018). Background Presentation on Freedom of Speech. SUNY Cortland Constitution Day Center for Civic Engagement Free Speech Event

Delaune, T. (03/29/2018). Can an Unelected US House Speaker Constitutionally Ascend to the Presidency?. Western Political Science Association 2018 Annual Meeting

David Dickerson, Mathematics Dickerson, D. & Suarez, J. (11/02/2018). The Imperative of Definition. 68th Annual Conference of the Association of Mathematics Teachers of New York State.

Karen Downey, Chemistry Downey, K. (08/01/2018). Flipping out: Groupwork and individual learning in a general chemistry course. 25th Biennial Conference on Chemical Education

Peter Ducey, Biological Sciences Ducey, P. (01/23/2019). Breaking Issues in Biological Research. Master Teacher Program workshop

Ducey, P. (09/22/2018). Streamside salamanders and worms. Master Teacher workshop

Ducey, P. (07/14/2018). Adaptation and homology in salamander antipredator behaviors and tail autotomy.. Joint International Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists

Stokes, A., Gall, B., Ducey, P. & Neumann-Lee, L. (07/14/2018). The presence and function of Tetrodotoxin (TTX) in terrestrial organisms.. Joint International Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists

Laura Dunbar, English Dunbar, L. (09/18/2019). Teaching the research question as a First-Year Composition micro-genre: Processes, problems, paradoxes. SIGET X, Cordoba, Argentina

Dunbar, L. (05/04/2019). Between fact and wonder: Helping students ask good research questions. Writing Matters VI

Leslie Eaton, Psychology Collings, R. & Eaton, L. (03/27/2019). Preliminary Findings From The Study Place Project: Does Turning Off the Cell Phone Actually Improve Learning?. President's Office Sandwich Seminar

Eric Edlund, Physics Hipius, K., Rose, N. & Edlund, E. (04/12/2019). A Macroscopic Model of Quantum Mechanical Systems. SUNY Cortland Transformations

Edlund, E. & Porkolab, M. (07/05/2018). Observations of electron-driven Alfvén eigenmodes in Wendelstein 7-X. European Physics Society 2018 Conference

Laura Eierman, Biological Sciences Eierman, L. (11/04/2019). Multiple negative impacts of polyethylene terephthalate plastic (PET) exposure on juvenile eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) . Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation 25th Biennial Conference

Apuzza, B. & Eierman, L. (04/27/2019). Identification of sex-specific candidate genes in the protandric eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica). TriBeta NE-1 District Convention

Apuzza, B. & Eierman, L. (04/12/2019). Identification of sex-specific candidate genes in the protandric eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica). SUNY Cortland Transformations

Ryan, D. & Eierman, L. (04/12/2019). Genetic Diversity of Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) from Wild and Restored Reefs in the Chesapeake Bay . SUNY Cortland Transformations

Apuzza, B. & Eierman, L. (04/05/2019). Identification of sex-specific candidate genes in the protandric eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica). Atlantic Estuarine Research Society Semiannual Meeting

Ryan, D. & Eierman, L. (04/05/2019). Genetic Diversity of Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) from Wild and Restored Reefs in the Chesapeake Bay . Atlantic Estuarine Research Society Semiannual Meeting

Andrew Fitz-Gibbon, Philosophy Fitz-Gibbon, A. (04/02/2019). Children, Violence and Gandhi’s Vision of Nonviolence. UC Fresno Gandhi Conference

Fitz-Gibbon, A. (10/19/2018). The Economic Consequences of the Peace. CPP Annual Conference, University of Boulder CO

Kaitlin Flannery, Psychology Melnyk, K., Perkins, J., Lipari, N., Petrella, K. & Flannery, K. (04/12/2019). Emerging interest in romantic relationships may threaten adolescent friendships: A correlational study. SUNY Cortland Transformations: A Student Research and Creativity Conference

Bonafide, K., Thomson, S. & Flannery, K. (03/22/2019). Tinder use and risk behavior: A pilot study to characterize use and influence among youth. Biennial conference of the Society for Research on Child Development

Flannery, K., Vannucci, A., Ohannessian, C. & Bonafide, K. (03/22/2019). Exploring the negative correlates of online exposure to victimization and former friends in adolescence. Biennial conference of the Society for Research on Child Development

Vannucci, A., Ohannessian, C., Flannery, K., De Los Reyes, A. & Liu, S. (06/15/2018). Number of Close Friends Moderates the Lagged Relationships Between Friend Conflict and Next Day Negative Affect in the Daily Lives of Adolescents. The Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology Future Directions Forum

Katherine Foster, Psychology Slusarz, E., Thomson, S., Lindberg, K. & Bonafide, K. (04/19/2019). Social Media Use and Risk Behaviors among College Students. Transformations

Bonafide, K., Thomson, S. & Flannery, K. (03/22/2019). Tinder Use and Risk Behavior: A Pilot Study to Characterize Use and Influence Among Youth. Society for Research on Child Development Biennial Meeting

Flannery, K., Vannucci, A., Ohannessian, C. & Bonafide, K. (03/22/2019). Exploring the Negative Correlates of Online Exposure to Victimization and Former Friends in Adolescence . Society for Research on Child Development Biennial Meeting

David Franke, English Franke, D. (05/04/2019). Storytelling Pedagogy. Writing Matters Six

Franke, D. (11/18/2018). “Teachers as Writers”. National Council of Teachers of English, 2018

Christopher Gascon, Modern Languages Gascón, C. (04/12/2019). "Al ser mujer, eres fiera; y las fieras corren, luchan, acechan. Refraction and Retribution in Teatro Inverso’s Rosaura (2018)." . Association for Hispanic Classical Theater (AHCT) Symposium

Laura Gathagan, History Gathagan, L. (05/12/2019). Chair and Moderator - Inscribed Desires: Juridical Acts, Graphic Communities, and the Making of Medieval Documents, ca. 1100–1300. International Congress of Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo

Gathagan, L. (05/11/2019). Lucy Pick’s Her Father’s Daughter: Gender, Power and Religion in the Early Spanish Kingdoms. International Congress of Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo

Gathagan, L. (05/10/2019). ‘An erudite vandalism: reception, intervention and memory creation in Musée de Beaux- Arts de Caen ms. Mancel 80’. International Congress of Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo

Gathagan, L. (05/02/2019). "A Monstrous Regiment of Charters: Manchester, John Rylands Library, Beaumont Charter 70". Difficult Documents and Messy Manuscripts: A Workshop

Gathagan, L. (09/18/2018). ‘En passant par des actes virils: autorité abbatiale féminine à l’abbaye de la Trinité de Caen’ Master class at the Université de Caen, Sponsored by the Maison de Recherche de Science et Humaines (MRSH) and the Centre de Michel Bouard (CARHAM) and the Centre national de la recherche scientifique CNRS.

Gathagan, L. (09/08/2018). ‘Héloïse et Herluin: Découvrir les femmes dans le passé du Bec’. Apres-midi d’etude à l’abbaye du Bec-Hellouin (Eure): Le renouveau historiographique du monachisme en Normandie, Autour de l’abbaye du bec.

Gathagan, L. (07/04/2018). Panel Organizer, “Female Abbatial Authority I and II” . International Medieval Congress, Leeds, UK

Gathagan, L. (07/03/2018). ‘Female Abbatial Judicial Authority at Holy Trinity, Caen: Clues from the Beaumont Charters at the John Rylands Library’ International Medieval Congress, Leeds, UK, July 3-8, 2018. International Medieval Congress, Leeds, UK

Timothy Gerhard, Modern Languages Gerhard, T. (09/22/2018). Leveled Reading in Spanish for the Beginning and Intermediate Levels. Second Language Educators Conference

Phillip Gipson, Mathematics Gipson, P. (09/29/2018). Graphs and Endomorphisms of von Neumann Algebras.. AMS Eastern Sectional Meeting

Gayle Gleason, Geology Gleason, G. (01/03/2019). Existing Inter-University Models of Geology Field Camps. PASSHE Geology Field Camp Workshop

Alan Haight, Economics Haight, A. (09/28/2018). A Graph of Piketty. URPE 50th Anniversary Conference

Herbert Haines, Sociology/Anthropology Haines, H. (11/07/2018). “Capital Punishment and the Rise of Right-Wing Nationalism.”. Brooks Lecture Series

Andrea Harbin, English Harbin, A. & O'Callaghan, T. (04/17/2019). Literature and augmented reality. Guest lecture Stevenson University

Harbin, A. & O'Callaghan, T. (01/03/2019). Augmented Reality and The Humanities: Augmenting The Text. Modern Languages Association Conference

Harbin, A. & O'Callaghan, T. (01/03/2019). Framing Gower: New Technologies and Old Stories. Modern Languages Association Conference

Charles Heasley, Art and Art History Heasley, C. (03/22/2019). Faculty Presentation. Dowd Exhibition

Heasley, C. (11/29/2018). Billy Hassell . exhibition related Dowd Fine arts

Jeffrey Jackson, English Stern, L. & Jackson, J. (05/06/2019). Co-Teaching Critical Reading in a Developmental Writing Course. 2019 ACRL New England Chapter Annual Conference

Jackson, J. (05/04/2019). Students Writing Notes2Self. Writing Matters VI: Making Room for Wonder

Moyi Jia, Communication and Media Studies Jia, M. & Ju, R. (04/13/2019). Computer-Mediated Communication and the Dual Identification in Chinese Organizations. 110th Annual Convention of Eastern Communication Association

Jia, M. & Kang, D. (04/13/2019). Communicating social support to enhance student emotional wellness: Exploring supportive message sources, types, and effectiveness. 110th Annual Convention of Eastern Communication Association

Li Jin, Geology Jin, L., Dávalos, A. & Moranda, S. (03/06/2019). The Benefits and Pitfalls of Undergraduate Research. A panel presentation

Jin, L. (07/26/2018). Applying INCA models to Tai Lake watershed in China. Round table presentation and discussion

Jin, L. (07/12/2018). Integrated Catchment Modeling training workshop. Training Workshop

Kent Johnson, Sociology/Anthropology Johnson, K. (11/23/2019). Decentering identity-based belonging in bioarchaeological studies of human sociality. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association

Paul, K., Stojanowski, C., Duncan, W. & Johnson, K. (03/29/2019). Validating foundational assumptions of dental morphology using quantitative genetics. 88th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists

Johnson, K. (03/28/2019). Investigating social organization and community composition at the Tiwanaku-style temple complex of Omo M10 in the Moquegua Valley, Peru through analysis of phenotypic variation. 88th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists

Johnson, K. (10/03/2018). An introduction to forensic anthropology. The SUNY Cortland Brooks Museum Lecture Series Student Event, Speaking for the Dead: Forensic Anthropology Across the Globe

Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo, Geography Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (04/13/2019). Undergraduate Learning and Teaching Perspectives about Geography, Equity and Social Justice. SUNY Cortland Student Diversity Conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (04/12/2019). A Five Decade Geographic Analysis of Gender and Agriculture in Africa. New York African Studies Association conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (04/12/2019). Undergraduate Learning and Teaching Perspectives about Geography, Equity and Social Justice. Transformations: A Student Research and Creativity Conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (04/05/2019). The Undergraduate Geography Experience at SUNY Cortland—Faculty Perspective. American Association of Geographers conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. & Herrling, L. (04/04/2019). Undergraduate Learning and Teaching Perspectives about Geography, Ethnicity and Equity. American Association of Geographers conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (04/03/2019). Autobiogeographies: Transnational Geographers in the US. American Association of Geographers conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. & Osondu, I. (11/19/2018). Global South Migrants: Divergences in Transcontinental African Migration. Association of Global South Studies conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (10/25/2018). Race-Ethnicity and Social Justice in General Education Geography: Pedagogic Resources and Approaches. Race, Ethnicity and Place Conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (10/23/2018). Teaching Race and Ethnicity in College Geography Courses. 2018 Race, Ethnicity and Place Conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (10/06/2018). African Cultures and Food Security. Pan African Students' Association Keynote Address

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (08/08/2018). Teaching and Learning about Difference and Social Justice in the Geography Classroom. IGU-NCGE Conference

Johnston-Anumonwo, I. (06/20/2018). Gender, Nationality & Differential African Migrant Experiences across Geopolitical Contexts. International Association For Feminist Economics Conference

Samuel Jung, Economics Jung, S. (03/03/2019). Financial Development and Income Inequality: Evidence from a Chinese Dataset between 1998 and 2014. Eastern Economic Association Conference

Jung, S. (12/15/2018). Financial Development and Income Inequality: Evidence from a Chinese Dataset between 1998 and 2014. The 10th Biennial Conference of Hong Kong Economic Association

Szilvia Kadas, Art and Art History Kadas, S. (04/18/2019). Evoking Empathy through Graphic Design. Popular Culture Association National Conference (PCA/ACA)

Caroline Kaltefleiter, Communication and Media Studies Kaltefleiter, C. (02/28/2019). Sista Grrrls Riot: Phantom Power, Liminality, Translocution to Resist Racism and Fascism”. International Girls Studies Association Conference. University of Notre Dame. South Bend, IN.

Kaltefleiter, C. (11/13/2018). Invited Talk: Capital” Keyword Panel Discussant, Marking the 100thBirthday of Karl Marx. Cultural and Intellectual Climate Series. SUNY Cortland November 13.

Kaltefleiter, C. (10/10/2018). Sista Grrrls Riot: Phantom Power, Liminality, Translocution to Resist Racism and Fascism.” . Anarchist Studies Network 5th Annual Conference Loughborugh University, Loughborough UK.

Kaltefleiter, C. (09/05/2018). Invited Talk: "Media Coverage of Representation of Prisons and Inmates Involved with the Strike.”. “National Prison Strike: A Teach-In.

Kaltefleiter, C. (06/13/2018). "Making Responsible (Social) Media.". League of Women Voters Annual Awards Ceremony, Cortland NY

Kaltefleiter, C. (06/02/2018). "Anarchy Action, & Revolutionary Critical Pedagogy for Girls in Neoliberal Times". North American Anarchist Association, Montreal CA

Nikolay Karkov, Philosophy Karkov, N. (03/29/2019). On South-East Dialogues, or Why Eastern Europe Matters for both Postcoloniality and the Global Left, . SOYUZ Symposium

Karkov, N. (12/07/2018). Ivan Hadjiyski’s Anti-Colonial Marxism. Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) Annual Convention, Boston

Karkov, N. (06/20/2018). Toward an Anti-Colonial Marxism: The Work of Ivan Hadjiyski. Shifting the Geography of Reason XV: Ways of Knowing, Past and Present, Dakar, Senegal

Colleen Kattau, Modern Languages Kattau, C. (06/23/2018). The Working Class Spirit of Latin American Women Folksingers. Great Labor Arts Exchange

David Kilpatrick, Psychology Kilpatrick, D. (05/29/2019). How to Improve Word-Level Reading in Struggling Readers. New York City Department of Education, Full-day presentation

Kilpatrick, D. (03/20/2019). How to Improve Word-Level Reading in Struggling Readers. Virginia Department of Education Dyslexia Institute

Kilpatrick, D. (03/18/2019). Recent Advances in Understanding Word-Level Reading Problems: Implications for Instruction and Effective Intervention. Ohio Department of Education’s Literacy Academy

Denise Knight, English Knight, D. (06/22/2018). Charlotte Perkins Gilman and the Green Diaspora. Transatlantic Women III Conference

Christina Knopf, Communication and Media Studies Knopf, C. (05/04/2019). ‘We have everything we need’: The Anti-Imperial March. Realizing Resistance/Digital Frontiers

Knopf, C. (04/12/2019). Hey, voters! Comics!: Campaign comics, election specials and graphic biographies. Eastern Communication Association

Knopf, C. (04/11/2019). Cartoon commemoration and commentary on the death of John McCain. Eastern Communication Association

Knopf, C. (11/16/2018). Playful politics in political parodies: Editorial cartoons in comic book form. National Communication Association

Knopf, C. (10/20/2018). Pun dites: Artists’ re-framing of Trump’s words. New York State Communication Association

Knopf, C. (10/05/2018). Campaign carnage: Horror and politics in comic books. Popular Culture Association, South/American Culture Association, South

Kassim Kone, Sociology/Anthropology Kone, K. (04/27/2019). Undermining Civil Society: The Case of Mali,. Symposium on Restricted Spaces: Civil Society and Authoritarianism in Africa

Lisi Krall, Economics Krall, L. (03/04/2019). Is it too late to avert apocalyptic climate change . Panel discussant

Krall, L. (11/07/2018). Teaching Across the Disciplines. Sandwich Seminar

Krall, L. (07/24/2018). The Economic Legacy of the Holocene. Ground Breaking: Agriculture in the Ecosphere, Ecosphere Studies, Salina, Kansas

Kathleen Lawrence, Communication and Media Studies Lawrence, K. (04/17/2019). Taking Its Toll:Years of Advertising Portraying Women in Cleaning, Nurturing, Serving, and Seducing Roles. Popular Culture Association

Yomee Lee, Kinesiology and Africana Studies Lee, Y. (03/29/2019). Culture, Diversity, Movement and Dance. Yonsei University

Lee, Y. (03/26/2019). Socio-cultural Aspects of Sports in the U.S. Dankook University (Cheonan Campus)

Lee, Y. (03/26/2019). Exploring the Global World Through Academics. Dankook University (Cheonan Campus)

Lee, Y. (03/25/2019). Socio-cultural Meanings of Sports in the United States. Yonsei University

Lee, Y. (03/14/2019). Theory and True Nature of Human Movement and Dance. Dankook University (Jukjeon Campus)

Lee, Y. (12/10/2018). Sport Facilities and Event Management in North American Society. Seoul National University of Science & Technology

Lee, Y. (12/10/2018). Exploring the Global World Through Academics. Seoul National University of Science & Technology

John Leffel, English Leffel, J. (10/26/2018). “Find your way ‘home’: Pets, Domesticity, and Belonging in Edgeworth’s Belinda (1801)” . International Conference on Romanticism (ICR)

Matthew Lessig, English Lessig, M. (03/23/2019). "'A vision of a million clenched fists': The Death of Ralph Gray and the Archival Traces of Black Radicalism". 33rd Annual MELUS Conference

Benjamin Lovett, Psychology Lovett, B. & Nelson, J. (08/01/2018). Data discrepancies and poor symptom validity in ADHD evaluations of college students.. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association

Patricia Martinez, Modern Languages Martinez de la Vega Mansilla, P., Wilson, A., Nolasco, E. & Brady, R. (03/11/2019). Foreign Languages for the Elementary School. Spanish Club

Martinez de la Vega Mansilla, P. (10/19/2018). Mexican Culture: How can we use the Culture shown in Coco in our classroom? NYSAFLT Annual Conference

Bruce Mattingly, Arts and Sciences Altaribba, J., Goodale, N. & Mattingly, B. (05/16/2019). Tailoring Your Research Agenda to Different Institutions. Syracuse University Future Professoriate Program Annual Conference

Liszka, J., Mattingly, B., Van Slyke-Briggs, K. & Wilson, L. (11/01/2018). The Common Problem Project: A New Pedagogy Developed by a Consortium of SUNY Colleges. 5thAnnual Applied Learning conference, State University of New York, Tarrytown, NY.

Elizabeth McCarthy, Biological Sciences McCarthy, E. (12/04/2018). How polyploidy shapes floral evolution. Torrey Botanical Society Lecture

McCarthy, E., Landis, J., Kurti, A., Lawhorn, A. & Litt, A. (07/23/2018). The genetic basis of flower color differences in Nicotiana tabacum. Botany 2018

McCarthy, E. (06/30/2018). To Kew and back again: How I fell in love with Nicotiana. Kew Intern Programme 25th Anniversary Party

Mary McGuire, Political Science McGuire, M. (03/07/2019). Why Don't U.S. Citizens Elect their President Directly? The History and Impact of the Electoral College. Community Forum organized by the Cortland County League of Women Voters

Cori McKenzie, English McKenzie, C. (05/04/2019). Playful Poems: Experimenting with Grammar through Poetry Writing. Seven Valleys Writing Project annual Writing Matters conference

McKenzie, C. (12/01/2018). Lightning Strikes and Jolts of Affect: Using Non-representational Theory to Reimagine the Relationship Between Literature Instruction and Social Change. Literacy Research Association annual conference

McKenzie, C. (08/01/2018). Lightning Strikes: Mobilizing Affect in Justice Oriented Literature Instruction. Affect Inquiry/Making Space

Celeste McNamara, History McNamara, C. (05/03/2019). Confession and Scandal in the Catholic Church. Confession, Truth, and Power: A Conversation

McNamara, C. (04/01/2019). Sin and Salvation: The Threat of Scandal in Early Modern Italy. Invited lecture at the College of William and Mary

McNamara, C. (10/15/2018). Priests Behaving Badly: The Problem of Scandal in Renaissance Italy. Invited lecture at Bowdoin College

Jenn McNamara, Art and Art History McNamara, J. (03/14/2019). Faculty Biennial Artist Talk. Dowd Gallery Faculty Biennial

Christopher McRoberts, Geology Malanoski, C., Leone, T. & McRoberts, C. (03/18/2019). Crinoid stereom microstructure and carbonate diagenesis in the lower Devonian, Becraft Formation from New York. Geological Society of America Northeastern Meeting (Portland, ME)

McRoberts, C. (01/24/2019). The end-Triassic Mass Extinction: Disaster Species and the Collapse and Recovery of Marine Ecosystems. K.D. Nelson Lecture Series, Syracuse University, Department of Earth Sciences

McRoberts, C. (11/06/2018). Reappraisal of bivalves and the end-Triassic mass extinction. Geological Society of America Annual Meeting (Indianapolis, IN)

Wendy Miller, Geography Johnston-Anumonwo, I., Shimizu, M., Badurek, C., Miller, W. & Anderson, S. (04/05/2019). The Undergraduate Geography Experience at SUNY Cortland - Faculty Perspective. American Association of Geographers (AAG) Annual Meeting

Badurek, C. & Miller, W. (11/06/2018). Assessment Methods for Undergraduate STEM Courses Integrating Geographic Information Technologies (poster). Geological Society of America Annual Meeting

Scott Moranda, History Moranda, S. (04/13/2019). The 1882 Cincinnati Forestry Congress and Transatlantic German Liberalism. American Society for Environmental History

Moranda, S. (09/29/2018). “Postwar West Germany, American Military Occupation, and Discourses of Development, .German Studies Association

Avanti Mukherjee, Economics Mukherjee, A. (06/19/2018). Do Mothers care less for daughters? Insights from the Indian Time Use Survey . 27th annual conference of International Association for Feminist Economists (IAFFE),

Mecke Nagel, Philosophy Nagel, M. (03/27/2019). Impact of mass incarceration and its effects on minorities . NAACP panel

Nagel, M. (03/04/2019). Critical Prison Studies. AAUW Research Panel

Nagel, M. (09/05/2018). teach-in on national prison strike. sandwich seminar

Nagel, M. (07/20/2018). Roundtable on Pedagogy. Diversity in Philosophy Symposium, University of Konstanz, Germany

Nagel, M. (07/19/2018). “Trends in Diversity Studies” . Diversity in Philosophy Symposium, University of Konstanz, Germany

Nagel, M. (07/01/2018). Publishing in Top 5 Journals. Economic Science Association, world conference, Humbold University Berlin

Christian Nelson, Biological Sciences Voorhees, P., Baccile, J., Chillo, A., Morgenstern, H., Rossi, F. & Nelson, C. (12/09/2018). Site Specific Labeling of JC Polyomavirus Capsid Protein Using π-Clamp Mediated Conjugation of Fluorophores. American Society for Cell Biology

Christopher Ortega, Communication and Media Studies Curtis, T., Ortega, C., Rombach, K., Rood, C., Videto, D. & Wilson, S. (08/23/2018). A Teaching and Learning Discussion. Fall 2018 Opening of School Meeting

Ortega, C. (05/18/2018). Perceptions of Video Game Marketing: Third-Person Effect and First Amendment Protection. Global Communication Association

Behrend, ., Faulkenbury, ., Ortega, C. & Storch, R. (02/15/2018). Confederate Monuments: Should They Stay or Should They Go?. SUNY Cortland-Black History Month

Biru Paksha Paul, Economics Paul, B. & Islam, R. (03/23/2019). Estimating Potential Growth for Bangladesh. Bangladesh International Conference at Yale University

Paul, B. (09/10/2018). When policymaking is ruled by politics: A central banker shares his experiences in Bangladesh. Special Seminar at South Asia Program of Cornell University

Joshua Peck, Psychology Peck, J. & Hairston, M. (05/09/2019). The Most Important Part of a College Education: Sleep . SUNY Cortland Sandwich Seminar

Peck, J. & Lipari, N. (04/27/2019). Exposure and Loss of Environmental Enrichment Mediates Ethanol Consumption in Adolescent Female Rats . State University of New York Undergraduate Research Conference (SURC)

Peck, J., Lipari, N. & Baron, M. (04/12/2019). Exposure and Loss of Environmental Enrichment Mediates Ethanol Consumption in Adolescent Female Rats . SUNY Cortland Transformations Day

Peck, J., Lipari, N. & Baron, M. (02/28/2019). Exposure and Loss of Environmental Enrichment Mediates Ethanol Consumption in Adolescent Female Rats . Eastern Psychological Association

Peck, J. & Lipari, N. (10/13/2018). Exposure and Loss of Environmental Enrichment Mediates Ethanol Consumption in Adolescent Female Rats . SUNY Cortland Science Symposium

Gigi Peterson, History Peterson, G. (11/05/2018). Why Words Matter: Anti-Semitism and Racial Violence Yesterday and Today. Presentation/Dialogue

Gregory Phelan, Chemistry Hunter, W., Phelan, G., Horvath, L. & Green, A. (07/20/2018). Regional Noyce Conferences. 2018 Noyce National Meeting

Phelan, G., Pagano, A. & Gfeller, M. (07/19/2018). SUNY Cortland Robert Noyce Program. 2018 Noyce National Meeting

Jaroslava Prihodova, Art and Art History Prihodova, J. (06/06/2019) Lecture: Dowd Gallery and Art in Context of SUNY Cortland, School of Art and Design, Curatorial Studies, Jan Evangelista Purkyne University at Usti nad Labem, Czech Republic

Prihodova, J. (04/06/2019), Hidden Beauty: Exploring the Aesthetics of Medical Science/ Beyond Obvious, SUNY Council of Art Department Chairpersons & Council of Museum and Gallery Professionals Conference Cortland, NY

Prihodova, J. (03/04/2019Workshop: Cuttlefish Casting, School of Art and Design, Studio of Natural Materials, Jan Evangelista Purkyne University at Usti nad Labem, Czech Republic

Prihodova, J. (11/29/2018), My Father’s Moments of 1968, Project on Central and Eastern Europe film series: SUNY Cortland Prihodova, J. (11/28/2018) Occupation 1968, Project on Central and Eastern Europe film series: SUNY Cortland

Sebastian Purcell, Philosophy Purcell, S. (04/19/2019). Ergon and Tlaticpac: Aristotle and the Aztecs on Natural Goodness. 93rd Annual Meeting of the Pacific Division of the American Philosophical Association

Purcell, S. (03/18/2019). Phronēsis and Ixtlamatiliztli: Aristotle and the Aztecs on Practical Wisdom. Comparative Ancient Philosophy conference

Purcell, S. (02/22/2019). Decolonial Socialism. Radical Philosophy Association Panel at the 93rd Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association Central Division

Purcell, S. (01/14/2019). Liberation, Globalization and Climate Justice. Environment, Peace, Morality

Purcell, S. (11/02/2018). The Ethics of Recognition. 12th Annual Meeting of the Society for Ricoeur Studies

Purcell, S. (10/21/2018). Essence and Order: Aristotle and the Aztecs on Being and Existence. Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy

Paulo Quaglio, Modern Languages Quaglio, P. (02/09/2019). Making the Invisible Visible: Corpus-based Text Type Analysis. Applied Linguistics Winter Conference

Daniel Radus, English Radus, D. (01/06/2019). The Politics of Collaborative Authorship in Native America, 1850–1880. Modern Language Association Annual Meeting

Radus, D. (01/04/2019). Roundtable on Textual Transactions of Native Literary Pedagogy. Modern Language Association Annual Meeting

Radus, D. (11/10/2018). Roundtable on Emergent Dimensions in Native American and Indigenous Studies. American Studies Association Annual Conference

Susan Rayl, Kinesiology and Africana Studies Rayl, S. (03/16/2019). “Schizophrenia and Elite Athletes: The Struggles of Kamara James” . Center for Sociocultural Sport and Olympic Research (CSSOR) Second Annual Conference, California State University - Fullerton.

Jolie Roat, Mathematics Roat, J., Ochs, J. & Blanchet, K. (10/27/2018). STEM Leadership. AAUW District III Conference

Andrew Roering, Chemistry Parks, E. & Roering, A. (04/12/2019). Chemistry of Cobalt Terpyridine Complexes. SUNY Cortland Transformations

Shena Salvato, Modern Languages Salvato, S. (02/09/2019). Full Circle Intercommunication: A Framework for Storytelling, Writing, and Connecting. Applied Linguistics Winter Conference: NYSTESOL

Salvato, S. (10/24/2018). Making the Leap: Accepting Assignments Through Blackboard. Sandwich Seminar

Salvato, S. (09/22/2018). Game on! Using common games from around the world, with students from around the world, to teach language, find connections and build community.. SUNY Cortland Second Language Educators Conference

Danica Savonick, English Savonick, D. (05/18/2019). Exploring the 'Decolonial' in Decolonial Pedagogy. Humanities, Art, Science, and Technology Alliance and Collaboratory

Savonick, D. (05/16/2019). Write Out Loud: The Democratic Praxis of Public Writing. Digital Democracies Conference at Simon Fraser University

Savonick, D. (05/14/2019). The Feminist Genealogies of Digital Humanities. Digital Humanities Institute at Arizona State University

Savonick, D. (05/13/2019). Teaching Public Writing in the Graduate Seminar. Digital Humanities Institute at Arizona State University

Savonick, D. (03/28/2019). The Feminist Genealogies of Digital Pedagogy. Duke University Digital Humanities Institute

Savonick, D. (03/13/2019). Critical University Studies. Guest Lecture for Graduate Seminar taught by Steve Brier at CUNY Graduate Center

Savonick, D. (01/05/2019). Insurgent Genealogies: The Intersectional Educational Praxis of June Jordan and Audre Lorde. Modern Language Association Annual Convention

Savonick, D. (01/05/2019). The Feminist Praxis of Publishing Student Writing. Modern Language Association Annual Convention

Savonick, D. (11/10/2018). Anthologizing Alternatives: June Jordan and the Praxis of Publishing Student Writing. American Studies Association Annual Meeting

Savonick, D. (09/13/2018). How to Begin is also Where: June Jordan's Placemaking Pedagogy. "What is Decoloniality?" Speaker Series at Rutgers University

Savonick, D. (08/02/2018). The Feminist Art of Writing About Teaching. Digital Pedagogy Lab

Savonick, D. (06/26/2018). The Purpose of Education: A Large-Scale Text Analysis of University Mission Statements. Digital Humanities 2018 Conference

Amy Schutt, History Schutt, A. (10/12/2018). Comment for Panel On "Music in 18th Century Pennsylvania". Pennsylvania Historical Association Annual Meeting

Melinda Shimizu, Geography Johnston-Anumonwo, I., Shimizu, M., Anderson, S., Badurek, C. & Miller, W. (04/05/2019). The Undergraduate Geography Experience at SUNY Cortland - Faculty Perspective. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting

Shimizu, M. (04/04/2019). Enhancing geoscience undergraduate education with analog activities. AAG Annual Meeting

Robert Spitzer, Political Science Spitzer, R. (01/18/2019). "The Second Amendment Versus Heller,” . Conference on “The Second Amendment: Its Meaning and Implications” Lincoln Memorial Univ. School of Law, Knoxville, TN

Spitzer, R. (08/31/2018). Panel chair, “Executive Power and Democracy in the Trump Era,” . American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Boston MA

Spitzer, R. (06/20/2018). “The Unknown History of Gun Laws in America,”. Madison-Chenango Counties Call to Action

Sharon Steadman, Sociology/Anthropology Steadman, S., McMahon, G. & Ross, J. (11/16/2018). New Discoveries at Çadır Höyük on the North Central Anatolian Plateau. American Schools of Oriental Research

Elizabeth Stone, English Stone, E. (03/21/2019). “Niger Delta Blues: Necropolitical Networks in Helon Habila’s Oil on Water". NeMLA- Northeast Modern Language Association Conference

Randi Storch, History Storch, R. (03/31/2019). “Rabbi Stephen S. Wise and the Spirit of America”. American Jewish Historical Association / Immigration Matters

Storch, R. (10/13/2018). “’Run quick and find the Reds’: Historians’ Search for American Communists”. 100 Years of American Communism

Brett Troyan, History Troyan, B. (03/15/2019). Commentary on paper presented by other scholar; "From Rural to Urban: Rural Change, Urbanization, and Development in Mid Twentieth-Century Colombia". New York State Latin American History Workshop

Troyan, B. (07/04/2018). An exploration of gender and gendered responses in the aftermath of Colombia’s conflict. . International Global Conference on Genocide ( INoGS)

Bekeh Ukelina, History Ukelina, B. (04/12/2019). Portraits of African Migrants to the United States: Identity, Place, and Contributions. New York African Studies Association

Ukelina, B. (03/29/2019). Education along “Native Lines”: Race, Citizenship, and British Colonial Policy in Tropical Africa. The Professor Robert M. Maxon Lifetime Achievement and Academic Legacy African Conference

Ukelina, B. (02/07/2019). Was Slavery a Choice? Indigenous African Slavery and the Legacies of the Atlantic Slave System. SUNY Cortland Black History Month Events

Ukelina, B. (10/24/2018). Crowdsourcing and Digitizing Humanist Data: The African Development Digital Archive. Archives in the Age of Digital Humanities

Ukelina, B. (10/13/2018). Out of Africa: African Migrations and the Legacies of Colonialism and Neoliberal Economic Policies.. African Studies Association of African 2nd Biennial Conference

Ukelina, B. (10/04/2018). Africa for Africans: The UNIA, the League of Nations, and the ‘Civilization’ of South West Africa. Association for the Study of African American Life and History

Jeffrey Werner, Chemistry Werner, J. (07/19/2018). Writing a Research Statement for a Primarily Undergraduate Institution. Invited to Lead a Workshop in the Academic Job Search Series, Cornell University Graduate School

Donna West, Modern Languages West, D. (03/29/2019). Eidetic Images as Instruments of Suprasubjectivity: Insights from Maritain and Deely. 2019 Conference of the American Maritain Association

West, D. (03/22/2019). The Promise of Thirdness in Visual Images, from the Perspective of Peirce and Maritain. 2019 Deely/Maritain Memorial Lecture and Colloquium

West, D. (10/25/2018). Intrasubjective Dialogue in the Abductive Turn: Peircean Seeds for a Vygotskiian Paradigm. 2018 Conference on Model-Based Reasoning

West, D. (10/04/2018). Narrative as Diagram for Problem-solving: Confluence between Peirce’s and Vygotskii’s Semiotic. 43rd Annual Conference of the Semiotic Society of America

West, D. (07/21/2018). Eidetic Images as Vicars of the Object: Insights from Maritain and Peirce. 2018 Aquinas Leadership Institute

West, D. (07/14/2018). From subjectivity to subjunctivity in children’s performatives: Peirce’s endoporeutic principle. 3rd Annual Conference of the International Association for Cognitive Semiotics

Brian Williams, Political Science William, B. (04/13/2019). Coalition Agreement and Party Unity in the British House of Commons. New York State Political Science Association

William, B. (04/05/2019). Electoral Connection in Democratizing Countries: The Case of Kenya. Midwest Political Science Association

Williams, B. (08/30/2018). Democratization and Polarization in Belgium. American Political Science Association

Williams, B. (06/08/2018). County Ballot Measures and Voter Turnout in Florida. State Politics and Policy Conference

Williams, B. (06/02/2018). Anarchism and Democracy: A Synthetic Approach. North American Anarchist Studies Network

Benjamin Wilson, Economics Wilson, B. (04/26/2019). A Dirigisme Approach to a Monetary Policy Jobs Guarantee and the Green New Deal . WSSA Association for Institutional Thought

Wilson, B. (02/21/2019). A Green New Deal Teach-In. Invited Lecture

Wilson, B. (09/28/2018). Toward a Caring Economy: Health, Welfare, and Education. Second International Conference of Modern Money Theory

Ben Wodi, Health and Africana Studies Wodi, B. (04/18/2019). Teaching About Climate Change. Sandwich Seminar

Jeremy Wolf, Political Science Wolf, J. (04/20/2019). Universal Basic Income and the Economy Effect. Western Political Science Association 2019 Annual Meeting

Wolf, J. (11/01/2018). Theories of a Constructed Political Economy. APSA Centennial Center Symposium on Teaching Political Theory

Yujeong Yang, Political Science Yang, Y. (04/06/2019). China's New Immigration Policies and Public Attitude Toward Foreign Talent. Annual Meeting of Midwest Political Science Association

Yang, Y. (04/05/2019). Land in Exchange for “Urban” Social Insurance in China. Annual Meeting of Midwest Political Science Association

Haiyan Zhang, Psychology Zhang, H. (03/01/2019). Evaluating a Comprehensive Literacy Enrichment Approach Starting at Age Three. Eastern Psychological Association

Tiantian Zheng, Sociology/Anthropology Zheng, T. (10/12/2018). Cultural Transformations and Intimate Partner Violence in Postsocialist China. 66th Annual New York State Sociological Society Meeting, Nazareth College, Rochester

Zheng, T. (09/22/2018). Cultural Perceptions of Spousal Violence in Postsocalist China. New York Association of Asian Studies, Annual Conference, Rochester Institute of Technology Appendix 4: External Grants

The following table lists all of the new and continuing awards for faculty in the School of Arts and Sciences, as reported by the Research and Sponsored Programs Office:

Award Award PI Award PI Proposal Title Start End Prime Sponsor Department Amount Date Date Collaborative Research: Banerjee, Biological National Science Specification of Excitory Fates in 8/1/18 7/31/20 $137,000 Santanu Sciences Foundation the Spinal Cord IOS EDGE: Development of Broyles, Biological Genetic and Genomic Resources Boyce Thompson 3/15/17 2/29/20 $134,040 Steven Sciences for Milkweed, Asclepias Syriaca Institute and Asclepias Curassavica Curtis, Biological Small Business Innovation 12/18/18 6/17/19 $45,000 Jan Biotech, Inc Theresa Sciences Research (SBIR) Curtis, Biological ECIS Evaluation of Additional 9/24/18 9/23/20 $105,780 Nanohmics Inc. Theresa Sciences Vertebrate Cell Lines novel Fluorescence Lysosomal Curtis, Biological Yeast (FLY) Portable Biosensor 9/1/19 8/31/20 $41,956 Nanohmics Inc. Theresa Sciences for General Water Toxicity Testing Co-Invading Jumping Worms: Davalos, Biological Assessing Their Threat to New 4/1/19 3/31/22 $94,811 NYS DEC Andrea Sciences York State Biological Control Targeting Davalos, Biological Invasive Black and Yellow 6/1/19 5/31/21 $96,352 SUNY ESF Andrea Sciences Swallow-worts “Transcriptomic Identification of Candidate Genes for Rapid Eierman, Biological Assessment of Plastic Marine 6/1/19 5/31/20 $15 NYS Seagrant Laura Sciences Debris Exposure in Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica)”. Identification, synthesis and use of a larval trail-following United States Fitzgerald, Biological pheromone of the Argentine 8/1/14 7/31/15 $15,202 Department of Terrence Sciences cactus moth, Cactoblastis Agriculture cactorum Hough, Biological The Status of Spiranthes Incurva American Orchid 6/1/19 5/31/20 $1,628 Michael Sciences (Jenn.) M.C. Pace in NY Society Engaging the Next Generation US Navy Office Pagano, Biological STEM Naval Workforce: Using 8/15/18 8/14/19 $231,394 of Naval Angela Sciences Communities of Practice to Research Build Teacher Capacity RUI:Collaborative Research: Hicks, National Science Chemistry Enzymology of Bacterial 7/1/18 6/30/21 $290,796 Katherine Foundation Nicotinic Acid Catabolism

Phelan, NOYCE Scholarship Program National Science Chemistry 9/1/15 8/31/20 $799,855 Gregory Phase II Foundation

Phelan, NOYCE NE Regional National Science Chemistry 7/1/17 7/31/20 $1,624,254 Gregory Conferences III Foundation

Arts & Collaborative Research: The Mattingly, Sciences National Science Common Problem Pedagogy 8/15/17 7/31/20 $93,552 Bruce Dean’s Foundation Project (CP2) Office _Economic Implications of Rockefeller Krall, Lisi Economics 11/1/18 11/1/19 $20,000 Perennial Thinking Family Fund Debt: An Interdisciplinary Wilson, SUNY Provost Economics Exploration of Care, Crisis, and 7/1/19 6/30/20 $5,000 Benjamin Office Climate Open Geospatial Lab (OGL) and Badurek, Remote Workforce SUNY Geography 7/1/19 6/30/20 $8,211 Chris Opportunities Across Rural New Plattsburgh York State Integrating UAS Data and GIS Badurek, SUNY System Geography into STEM & Social Science 7/1/18 6/30/19 $9,700 Christopher Admin Education Integrated Catchment Models to Water Resource Jin, Li Geology simulate water quality in 6/1/18 12/31/18 $10,000 Associates Southeast Asia and Africa Landmarks of American History National Sheets, History and Culture: Workshops for 10/1/18 12/31/19 $165,198 Endowment for Kevin School Teachers the Humanities Cortland Purcell, Philosophy Learning by Giving 1/15/19 5/31/19 $5,000 Community Sebastian Foundation Learning by Purcell, Philosophy Learning by Giving 9/1/18 5/31/19 $5,000 Giving Sebastian Foundation Edlund, Eric Physics MIY PCI Research Project 4/1/19 8/14/20 $118,069 MIT NASA National Morris, Formation of Igneous Rims Aeronautics and Physics 7/1/15 6/30/19 $328,367 Melissa around Chondrules Space Administration

Faculty Service Activities

Anne Adams, Africana Studies Professional • National Planning Committee of annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival (07/01/2017 - Present)

Katherine Ahern, English Institutional • Member, PWR Curriculum Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Presenter, Honors Convocation (04/13/2019) • Member, Green Ambassadors (Sustainability Faculty Members) (10/24/2018 - Present) • Reviewer, SUNY Cortland Outstanding Writing Awards (02/04/2019 - 02/22/2019) • Co-coordinator, Humanities Happy Hour (02/10/2019 – Present) Professional • Reviewer, Journal of the Assembly for Expanded Perspectives on Learning (09/14/2018 - 09/29/2018 • Reviewer on Editorial Board, Enculturation (08/01/2018 - Present) • Reviewer, Conference on College Composition and Communication (05/17/2019 - 06/02/2019 • Reviewer, Computers and Writing Conference (11/20/2018 - 01/15/2019) • Reviewer, Computers and Composition Journal (09/06/2018 - 11/06/2018)

Jalal Alemzadeh, Mathematics Institutional • Member, Department Personnel Committee: (08/27/2017 - Present)

Karla Alwes, English Institutional • Member, Departmental Personnel Committee (08/21/2017 - Present) • Speaker, Take Back the Night March (01/01/1993 - Present) • Member, Cortland Community for Peace (01/01/1991 - Present) • Member, English Curriculum Committee (09/05/2018 - 09/05/2020)

Scott Anderson, Geography Institutional • Member, Faculty Development Committee (01/01/2016 - Present) • Chair, Subcommittee on Sustainability, Center for Environmental and Outdoor Education Advisory Committee (05/01/2018 - Present) • Organizer, Our Future World Learning Community (01/01/1999 - Present) • Member, Subschool Personnel Committee (01/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Geography Department Personnel Committee (01/01/2008 - Present) • Member, Department Assessment Committee (08/01/2010 - Present) Professional • Member and Past President, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society (01/01/2010 - Present) Community • Member, Owasco Watershed Lake Association (05/01/2015 - Present)

Samantha Applin, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional Member, Academic Grievance Tribunal (09/01/2018 - Present)

Professional • Member, Sociology and Criminology Honors Committee (09/15/2017 - 05/31/2018) • Member, Ad hoc Criminology Curriculum Working Group (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Department Assessment Committee (09/15/2017 - Present) Community • Adult Literacy Tutor, Tompkins Learning Community (12/01/2017 - Present)

Douglas Armstead, Physics Institutional • Chair, Physics Scholarship Committee (09/01/2015 - Present) • Member, Physics Personnel Committee (09/01/2014 - Present) • Member, Ad Hoc Committee for GE rubric creation (10/01/2017 - Present) • Coordinator, 3-2 Engineering Program (01/01/2017 - Present) • Graduate program coordinator, Sustainable Energy Systems (08/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Chair, Physics search committee (10/01/2018 - 03/29/2019) • Interim chair, physics department (10/22/2018 - 11/05/2018) Community • Planner, HeatSmart CNY (04/03/2019)

Seth N. Asumah, Africana Studies and Political Science Institutional • Diversity and Inclusion Expert and Consultant, SUNY Diversity Conference Committee (11/01/2016 - Present) • Member, SUNY Cortland Commencement Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Faculty Lead Line Marshal, SUNY Cortland Commencement Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Founding Member, Kente Celebration Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Executive Committee Member, Center for Gender and Intercultural Studies (CGIS) (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Clark Center for Global Engagement (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, SUNY Distinguished Academy (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Political Science Dept. Personnel Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Political Science Dept. Curriculum Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, Political Science Dept. Publicity Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, Africana Studies Dept. Personnel Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Dept. Curriculum Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, Africana Studies Dept. Publicity Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Faculty advisor, Black Student Union (06/01/2017 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Know Your Roots-Africana Studies Association (06/01/2017 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Pan African Student Association (PASA) (06/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, Africana Studies Scholarship Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Organizer, Black History Month (06/01/2018 - Present) • Founder and Coordinator, Cortland Urban Recruitment Bridge Program (CURB-P) (06/01/2018 - Present) • Faculty advisor, SUNY Cortland Gospel Choir (06/01/2018 - Present) • Faculty advisor, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) (06/01/2018 - Present) Professional • African Region Expert, Fulbright-Hays National Screening Committee (02/27/2017 - Present) • African Region Expert, Boren Fellowship/ NSA/ and Institute Of International Education National Screening Committee (12/20/2017 - Present) • Diaspora Chair, African Studies Association of Africa (ASAA) Executive Committee (10/10/2016 - Present) • Vice President for Publication, New York African Studies Association (NYASA) (06/01/2017 - Present) • International Expert and Consultant, Immigration, Migration, and Integration Council (IMIC) (06/01/2017 - Present) • Executive Committee Member, New York African Studies Association (NYASA) Executive Board (06/01/2017 - Present) • Assistant Editor, Wagadu: Journal for Gender and Transnational Women's Studies Editorial Board (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, National Conference of Black Political Scientists (06/01/2018 - Present)

Community • Member, Tubman University International Foundation Board (06/01/2016 - Present) • Board of Advisors, Immigration, Migration and Intercultural Center (IMIC) (06/01/2018 - Present)

Samuel Avery, Communication and Media Studies Institutional • Member, Department Personnel (09/01/2013 - Present) • Member, Department Curriculum (09/01/2017 - Present) • Faculty Justice, Student Conduct Office (09/01/2017 - Present)

Christopher Badurek, Geography Institutional • Member, University Entrepreneurship Committee, SUNY Cortland (10/10/2017 - Present) • Member, University Campus Tree Committee, SUNY Cortland (01/08/2018 - Present) • Member, University Voting Project, Center for Civic Engagement, SUNY Cortland (01/16/2018 - Present) • Departmental Representative, meeting on drone research and education collaboration, NUAIR, Syracuse, NY (01/23/2018) • Faculty Senator, Behavioral & Social Sciences (09/03/2018 - Present) • Member, Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee, (01/15/2019 - Present) • Member, Graduate Faculty Executive Committee, SUNY Cortland (05/01/2019 - Present) • Faculty Mentor, Community of Applied Leaning Practitioners (CALP), Institute for Civic Engagement (09/26/2018 - 05/30/2019) Professional • Member, GIS Education Committee, NYSGISA (11/21/2017 - Present) • Member, GISP Exam Development Committee, GISCI (03/10/2014 - Present) • Co-chair, NYS GIS Conference Committee, NYSGISA (04/26/2018 - Present) • Reviewer, Natural Hazards Review (13 manuscripts) (06/01/2017 - Present) • Reviewer, Development in Practice (2 manuscripts) (06/01/2017 - Present) • Reviewer, State University of New York, Innovation in Information Technology Grants (10 IITG proposals) (02/01/2018 • Member, Conference Organization Committee, Geological Society of America (05/02/2016 - Present) • Member, Executive Board, Geoscience Information Society (02/01/2017 - Present) • President-Elect, Geoscience Information Society (08/01/2017 - Present) • Conference Organizer, Geoscience Information Society (01/01/2018 - Present) • Reviewer, GISCI Poster Contest (05/01/2019 - 05/03/2 019 Community • Member, Start Talking Science Public Science Conference Committee (07/12/2016 - Present) • Reviewer. Sigma Xi Student Research Poster Contest (8 presentations) (04/04/2016 - Present)Member, Great Lakes Southeast Basin Working Group, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (11/24/2017 - Present) • Member, Bay Watershed Education and Training (B-WET) Group (05/02/2018 - Present)

Alexandru Balas, International Studies Institutional • Faculty Advisor, Model United Nations Club (08/28/2017 - 05/11/2018)

Santanu Banerjee, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Visiting Assistant Professor search ad hoc committee (10/23/2018 - Present) Community • Guest lecturer, AP biology class, Homer high school (05/29/2019 )

David Barclay, Geology Institutional • Coordinator, Environmental Science (01/01/2016 - 06/30/2019) • Co-chair, Hoxie Gorge Committee (08/01/2011 - Present) • Floor Marshall, Commencement (05/18/2019) Professional • Peer reviewer for grant (06/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) Community • Member, Lime Hollow Nature Center - Board of Directors (09/18/2013 – Present)

Julie Barclay, Geology Institutional • Member, Ad hoc General Education Assessment committee (11/30/2017 - Present) Community • Member, Lime Hollow Board of Directors (06/01/2017 - Present) • Educator, Lime Hollow Nature Center (05/01/2017 - Present)

Martine Barnaby, Art and Art History Institutional • Member, Transformations Committee (09/01/2017 – Present • Chair, Art and Art History Department Curriculum (09/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, Art and Art History Department Website Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Facilitator, Pre-College Art Program (06/01/2017 - Present) • Department representative, UUP (09/01/2018 - Present) • Collaborator, CICC (Cultural Intellectual Climate Committee (10/01/2018 - 05/15/2019) • Faculty advisor, SPEAK Magazine (09/01/2018 - 05/08/2019)

Heather Bartlett, English Institutional • Editor, Crystallize Review (01/01/2017 - Present) • Co-director, Distinguished Voices in Literature speaker series (01/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Cultural and Intellectual Climate Committee (01/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Composition Steering Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies program (01/01/2015 - Present)

Geoffrey Bender, English Institutional • Chair, English Department Scholarship Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, CAEP Data Team (01/01/2017 - Present) • Faculty advisor, SUNY Cortland English Education Club (01/01/2016 - 05/31/2018) • Member, AEN Program Curriculum Committee (01/01/2015 - Present) • Member, Field Education Advisory Committee (01/01/2015 - Present) • Principal Investigator, Case Study Research Group, Teacher Education Council (08/27/2018 - Present) • Participant, SUNY Cortland Education Unit Data Retreat (05/21/2019 - 05/21/2019) • Interviewer, CURE Interview Day (04/05/2019 - 04/05/2019) Professional • Director, SUNY Cortland English Academy (01/01/2016 - Present)

Michael Berzonsky, Psychology Institutional • Chair, Department Assessment Committee (08/01/2017 - 05/30/2019) • Member, Institutional Review Board (08/29/2018 - 05/28/2019) • Alternate, Department Personnel Committee (08/23/2018 - 05/28/2019) • Member, Distinguished Professor Committee (12/04/2018 - 01/07/2019) Professional • Member, Committee on Publications of the International Society for Research on Identity (ISRI) (09/01/2017 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, Journal of Early Adolescence (01/01/1981 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, Identity: An International Journal of Theory and Research (01/01/1999 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, Pakistan Journal of Psychological Research (01/01/2008 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, Psychologia Rozwojowa [Developmental Psychology] ( (01/01/2011 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, Polskie Forum Psychologiczne [Polish Psychological Journal] (01/01/2012 - Present)

Girish Bhat, History Institutional • Chair, HIS Personnel Committee (05/23/2018 - Present) • Member, Early Modern Europe search committee (05/23/2018 - Present)

Howard Botwinick, Economics Institutional • Chair, Economics Dept. Personnel Committee (08/20/2017 - 05/17/2018)

Deyquan Bowens, Africana Studies Institutional • Member, Africana Studies Scholarship Committee (08/28/2017 - Present)

Tyler Bradway, English Institutional • Member, Honors Program Council (08/21/2017 - Present) • Member, LGBTQ Faculty Committee (08/01/2014 - Present) • Member, English Curriculum Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Campus Artist and Lecture Series Committee (10/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Cultural and Intellectual Climate Committee (09/01/2018 - Present)

Steven Broyles, Biological Sciences Institutional • Chair, Tree Advisory Committee (08/01/2012 - Present) • Building Administrator, Bowers Hall (06/01/2017 - Present) • Faculty Justice, Student Conduct Justice (09/01/2012 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Biology Club (09/01/2010 - Present) • Property Administrator, Hoxie Gorge Administrator (09/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Center for Outdoor and Environmental Education (09/01/2016 - Present) • Marshal and Gonfalonier, Honors Convocation & Undergraduate Commencement (04/20/2019 - 05/18/2019) • Faculty leader, SUNY Cortland Biology Club Weekend Trip to Raquette Lake (02/22/2019 - 02/24/2019) Professional • External evaluator, Honors Thesis, Hobart William Smith College (04/23/2019)

Kathleen Burke, Economics Institutional • Co-Chair, Gender Policy and Initiatives Committee (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Student Conduct Appeals Committee (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Live In Cortland (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Institutional Resources Advisory Council (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, COR 101 Advisory Committee (08/28/2017 - Present) • Chair, Department Assessment Committee (08/28/2017 - Present) Professional • Editor in Chief, International Journal of Process Education (08/28/2017 - Present) Community • Member, State Employee Federated Appeal Committee (08/28/2017 - Present)

Jessica Carrick-Hagenbarth, Economics Institutional • Member, Economics Department Curriculum Committee (08/22/2016 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Jiu Jitsu Club (01/22/2018 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Committee (11/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Curriculum Committee (09/01/2018 - Present)

Christa Chatfield, Biological Sciences Institutional • Chair, Biological Sciences Assessment Committee (08/28/2017 - Present) • Chair, Batzing scholarship award committee (02/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Cultural and Intellectual Climate committee (01/19/2015 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Tribeta Honors Society (08/27/2012 - Present) • Co-Director, Bowers Hall Microscope Facility (08/25/2014 - Present) • Member, Premedical Advisory Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Academic Advising Committee (02/22/2013 - Present) • Member, Academic Faculty Affairs Committee (01/28/2019 - 05/10/2019) • Chair, Departmental Personnel Committee (09/17/2018 - 05/10/2019) • Faculty Justice, Student Conduct (09/25/2017 - Present) Professional • Board Member, Northeastern Microbiologists: Physiology, Taxonomy and Ecology meeting (06/26/2015 - Present) • Member, New York State Master Teacher Program Application Review Committee (03/20/2019 - 03/21/2019) Community • Member, Environmental working group, Indivisible Cortland County (09/16/2017 - Present) • Volunteer, Green Bag Ladies (05/26/2018 - Present)

Stephen Clark, Art and Art History Institutional • Faculty advisor, Fashion Club (10/01/2018 - Present)

Raymond Collings, Psychology Institutional • Member, Psychology Department Assessment Committee (09/01/2017 - 06/30/2019) • Member, Non-Traditional Student Support Advisory Committee (09/04/2013 - Present) • Member, Disability Resources Advisory Committee (10/27/2017 - Present) • Co-Organizer/Facilitator, Panel Discussion on Mentoring Undergraduate Research (01/17/2019 - 03/06/2019) • Facilitator, Disability Resources Office focus groups (04/24/2019 - 04/25/2019) • Control group facilitator, Common Problem Pedagogy Project (01/28/2019 - 05/06/2019) Professional • Reviewer, Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience (08/23/2018 - 08/23/2018) • Reviewer, British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology (08/06/2018)

Patricia Conklin, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Transformations Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Honorary Degree Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, College Research Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Departmental Personnel Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) Professional • Reviewer, Journal of Experimental Botany (03/13/2018 - 03/13/2018) • Reviewer. Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (11/02/2018 - 11/02/2018) • Guest Editor, Plants (06/15/2018 - Present)

Deena Conley, Performing Arts Institutional • Member, Department Curriculum Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Coordinator, Musical Theatre Program (05/31/2018 - Present) • Member, Search Committee (09/03/2018 - 05/10/2019) Community • Faculty representative, Cortland Jr./Sr. High School (12/28/2018 - 03/09/2019)

Anna Curtis, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Member, Criminology Curriculum Committee (01/26/2017 - Present) • Member, Sociology Curriculum Committee (03/07/2018 - Present) • Faculty Senator, SUNY Cortland Faculty Senate (01/30/2018 - Present) • Chair, Department Assessment Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Recruitment Committee (09/24/2018 - Present) • Member, Review of Governance Committee (11/06/2018 - Present)

Theresa Curtis, Biological Sciences Institutional • Chair, Pre-Medical Advisory Committee (08/29/2016 - 01/31/2019) • Member, Pre-Medical Advisory Committee (02/01/2019 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Pre-Medical Club (08/24/2009 - 01/31/2019) • Member, Honors Program Advisory Council (08/29/2016 - Present) Community • Coach/Team manager, Dryden Soccer Club (09/03/2012 - Present)

Flavia Dantas, Economics Institutional • Member, Economics Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Federal Reserve Bank College Challenge (09/01/2012 - Present)

Robert Darling, Geology Institutional • Director, Faculty Development Center (08/22/2017 - Present) • Member, Teaching Awards Committee (08/27/2018 - 05/10/2019) • Chair, Geology Department Curriculum Committee (08/27/2018 - 05/10/2019) • Member, Center for Environmental & Outdoor Education Committee (08/27/2018 - 05/10/2019) • Gonfalonier, 2019 morning undergraduate commencement ceremony (05/18/2019) • Floor Marshall, 2019 afternoon & evening undergraduate commencement ceremonies (05/18/2019) Community • Oral presentation, The Microscopic World of Adirondack Garnet, Gem & Mineral Society of Syracuse (05/21/2018) • Oral Presentation: The Microscopic World of Adirondack Garnet, Science & Suds lecture series, Cortland Brewery Co., Cortland, NY (11/27/2018)

Maria Andrea Davalos Vallejo, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Department curriculum committee (09/01/2016 - Present) • Member, College Research Committee (05/02/2018 - 05/02/2021) • Member, Dr. Timothy J. Baroni and Robin Wheeler Baroni Scholarship in Biology Committee (01/31/2019 - Present) • Member, Cummings Field Biology Scholarship Committee (01/31/2019 - Present) • Developer, Bowers Museum - Wildlife Case (07/01/2017 - Present) • Panelist, The Benefits and Pitfalls of Undergraduate Research: a panel presentation (03/06/2019)

Laura Davies, English Institutional • Member, Adolescence English Education Curriculum Committee (01/01/2015 - Present) • Member, Professional Writing Curriculum Committee (01/01/2015 - Present) • Director, Campus Writing Programs (01/01/2014 - Present) • Chair, College Writing Committee (01/01/2014 - Present) • Chair, Composition Program Steering Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, Writing Center Coordinator Search Committee (01/01/2019 - 05/31/2019) • Member, English Department Personnel Committee (07/01/2018 - Present) • Chair, My Cortland Writing Contest for SUNY Cortland's Sesquicentennial Celebration (08/26/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Member, Institute on College Teaching Advisory Board (04/01/2019 - Present) • Participant, Teacher Education Council Data Retreat (05/17/2016 - Present) Professional • Member, Conference on College Composition and Communication Chairs’ Memorial Scholarship Selection Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Reviewer, Voices from the Middle. National Council of Teachers of English (01/01/2016 - 12/31/2018) • Reviewer, Teachers, Profs, Parents: Writers Who Care. Commission for Writing Teacher Education (01/01/2015 - Present) • Reviewer, National Council of Teachers of English SPA CAEP Reviewer for Secondary English Education Programs. (01/01/2016 - Present) • Member, UUP Teacher Education Task Force. United University Professionals. (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, CCCC Technical and Scientific Communication Awards Selection Committee (03/01/2019 - Present) • Table Leader, Research Network Forum (03/13/2019) • External Program Reviewer, SUNY Fredonia English Adolescence Education Program (09/01/2018 - 12/31/2018) • Member, Council of Writing Program Administrators Best Book Award Committee (09/01/2018 - 05/01/2019) Community • Member, Site-Based Team, Mott Road Elementary School (01/01/2016 - 06/30/2018) • Leader, Writing Workshop at Homer Junior High School (08/21/2017 - Present)

Karen Davis, Psychology Institutional • Chair, Psychology Department Curriculum Committee (09/01/2015 - Present) • Member, University Committee on Teaching Effectiveness (09/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Psychology Department Assessment Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Convocation Planning Committee (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, First Year Experience Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Presentation to the forensic science masters students at Syracuse University (11/05/2018)

Stephanie Decker, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Member, Project for Eastern and Central Europe (02/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (previously Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality) (01/01/2015 - Present) • Chair, Sociology and Criminology Assessment Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Sociology Curriculum Working Group (09/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Criminology Curriculum Committee. (09/01/2016 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Criminology Club (09/01/2016 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Sociology Club (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - Present)

Tim Delaune, Political Science Institutional • Member, Educational Policy Committee (09/01/2014 - Present) • Chair, Academic Grievance Tribunal (09/01/2014 - Present) • Member, Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2016 - Present) Community • Founding Member, Political Theory Reading Group (12/08/2015 - Present)

Ben DeLee, History Institutional • Chair, Individual Development Award Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Expression Committee (01/01/2016 - Present) • Chair, SUNY Cortland History Department Curriculum Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) Professional • Chair, Program Committee Byzantine Studies Conference (01/01/2017 - Present) Community • Member, Big Brother Big Sister Ithaca (01/01/2018 - Present)

David Dickerson, Mathematics Institutional • Chair, Mathematics Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Math Dept. Applied Mathematician Search Committee (09/01/2017 - 05/31/2019) • Member, Moffett Surge Committee (07/01/2018 - 12/31/2018) • Member, Mathematics Department Curriculum Committee (07/01/2018 - Present) • Participant, Teacher Education Unit - Data Retreat (05/21/2019) • Retention Advisor, Presidents Commission on Inclusive Excellence (05/28/2019 - 06/30/2019) • Member, Mathematics Department Search Committee - Algebraist (07/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Member, Mathematics Department Search Committee - Statistician (07/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) Professional • Member, Mathematics Content Advisory Panel (01/01/2012 - Present) Reviewer, Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education (02/27/2019 - 04/27/2019)

Jeremiah Donovan, Art and Art History Institutional • Member, Access Control Committee with Facilities and University Police Departments. (08/28/2018 - Present) • Member, IST Committee developing strategies to increase participation and awareness of international initiatives. (08/20/2018 - Present) • Member, Departmental Executive Personnel and Department representative for International Programs. (08/21/2017 - Present) member Community • Facilitator, hands-on workshop for Homer, Groton, and Cortland High School students and teachers, (09/19/2018) • Coordinator, Belize school book drive (01/15/2019 - Present)

Karen Downey, Chemistry Institutional • Member, Chemistry Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2008 - Present) • Member, Math-Science Sub-school Personnel Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Chemistry Department Curriculum Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Chemistry Department Awards Committee (09/02/2017 - Present) • Member, College Writing Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, General Chemistry Curriculum Committee (09/01/2017 - Present)

Peter Ducey, Biological Sciences Institutional • Director, Undergraduate Research Council (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Master Teacher Advisory Board (05/01/2014 - Present) • Member, Science Symposium Committee (05/01/2016 - Present) Member, Biological Sciences Department Curriculum Committee (05/31/2017 - Present) • Member, Biological Sciences secretary search committee (04/01/2019 - Present) • Co-chair, Biological Sciences Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) Professional • Member, SUNY Distinguished Academy (03/22/2018 - Present) • Consultant and Volunteer, National Science Olympiad (04/01/2019 - Present) • Manuscript reviewer, various journals (01/01/2009 - Present)

Laura Dunbar, English Institutional • Member, Institute for Civic Engagement Scholarship Committee (11/01/2018 - 11/30/2018) Community • Member, My Cortland Writing Contest (11/01/2018 - Present) • Judge, Story Slam (A production of the Cultural Council of Cortland County) (05/16/2019) • Board Member, League of Women Voters, Cortland (01/01/2019 - Present)

Leslie Eaton, Psychology Institutional • Member, SUNY Cortland Premedical/Dental Advisory Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Program Evaluator, Welcoming Strangers Project at SUNY Cortland (09/01/2017 - Present) • Building Administrator, McDonald Building (01/03/2011 - Present) Professional • Reviewer, Psi Chi Honors Society in Psychology (09/01/2015 - Present) Community • Program Evaluator, Cortland County Department of Family Services (03/01/2018 - Present)

Eric Edlund, Physics Institutional • Member, Physics Department Personnel Committee (01/22/2018 - Present) • Member, Educational Policy Committee (10/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Dowd Gallery Director Search Committee (2019) (11/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Physics Department Search Committee (2018-2019) (10/01/2018 - 03/31/2019) • Member, Physics Department Curriculum Committee (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, Physics Department Scholarship Committee (01/22/2018 - Present)

Laura Eierman, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Biological Sciences Assessment Committee (09/01/2016 - Present)

Hongli Fan, Modern Languages Institutional • Member, Fine Arts and Humanities Subschool Personnel committee, (08/14/2017 - Present)

Evan Faulkenbury, History Institutional • Member, Africana Studies Committee (08/01/2016 - Present) • Chair, Paper Awards Committee - History Department (08/01/2017 - Present) • Member, College Archives Steering Committee (10/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, History Department - Curriculum committee (09/01/2018 - 05/15/2019) • Member, Cultural and Intellectual Climate Committee (02/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Student Affairs Committee (08/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Member, Digital Media Group and Facebook co-editor - National Council on Public History (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Publications Committee, Oral History Association (11/01/2017 - Present) Community • Archivist, Homer Congregational Church (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Cortland County Hall of Fame Selection Committee (04/01/2019 - 04/18/2019) Member • Convener, History Book Club - Cortland Free Library (01/10/2019 - Present)

Andrew Fitz-Gibbon, Philosophy Institutional • Chair, Academic Faculty Affairs Committee (09/01/2010 - Present) • Member, Faculty Senate Steering Committee (09/01/2010 - Present) • Member, Faculty Senate (09/01/2010 - Present) • Senator, University Faculty Senate (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, University Faculty Senate Ethics Committee (09/01/2013 - Present) • Facilitator, Summer Ethics Institute (05/15/2018 - Present) • Chair, Religious Studies Committee (09/01/2008 - Present) Professional • Editor Social Philosophy Series, Brill Academic Publishers (09/01/2009 - Present) • National Editorial Board Member, Philosophical Practice (09/01/2009 - Present) • Reviewer, Brill Philosophy of Peace Series (01/01/2008 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, Acorn: journal of the Gandhi King Society (09/01/2008 - Present) Community • Abbot, Lindisfarne Community (01/01/2008 - Present) • Member, Cortland Regional Medical Center Biomedical Ethics Committee (01/01/2009 - Present) • Member, Cortland Regional medical Center Ethics Review Board (01/01/2009 - Present)

Kaitlin Flannery, Psychology Institutional • Faculty Advisor, Psychology Club (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, College Writing Committee (09/19/2018 - Present) • Member, Psychology Department Honors Committee (09/24/2018 - Present) • Judge, Outstanding Writing Awards Contest (01/18/2019 - 02/22/2019) • Member, Transformation Committee (05/03/2019 - Present) Professional • Reviewer for 9 manuscripts in 7 different journals. (06/19/2018 - Present)

Katherine Foster, Psychology Institutional • Member, Psychology Department Curriculum Committee (09/01/2015 - Present) • Chair, Psychology Department Honors Committee (02/01/2016 - Present) • Chair, Faculty Senate Committee on Teaching Effectiveness (11/01/2016 - Present)

David Franke, English Institutional • Member, College Writing Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Faculty Writing Group (01/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, English Department Personnel Committee. (01/01/2017 - 01/01/2018) Professional • Director, Seven Valleys Writing Project (01/01/2017 - Present) • Organizer, Writing Matters Conference at SUNY Cortland. (01/01/2017 - Present) • Leader, Saturday Seminars for Teachers of Writing across the Disciplines K-12 (01/12/2019 - 04/20/2019) Community • Writing workshop leader, Writing Our “American Creed” with Dryden Public Library, part of the National Writing Project’s “Writing Our Future” project for youth (03/08/2019 - 04/17/2019)

Andrew Funk, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Chemical Hygiene Committee (08/20/2017 - Present) • Member, Laboratory and Studio Operations Safety Committee (08/20/2017 - Present) • Member, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (08/20/2017 - Present) • Member, College Chemical Management Committee (08/20/2017 - Present) • Coordinator, Departmental Property Control (08/20/2017 - Present)

Christopher Gascon, Modern Languages Institutional • Member, Modern Languages Department Curriculum Committee (09/11/2017 - 05/31/2018) • Member, Culturally Responsive Teaching (CRT) Initiative (08/19/2018 - Present) Professional • Secretary and Board Member, Association for Hispanic Classical Theater (AHCT), Inc. (03/28/2011 - Present) • Chair, Professional Ethics Committee, Association for Hispanic Classical Theater (AHCT), Inc. (06/01/2017 - Present)

Laura Gathagan, History Institutional • Member, Cultural and Intellectual Climate Committee (08/24/2015 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, History Club (08/28/2017 - Present) Community • President, St. Luke Lutheran Church Council (09/01/2015 - Present)

Louis Gatto, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Tobacco Advisory Committee (05/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Student Health Advisory Committee (05/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Personnel Committee, Biological Sciences (05/01/2016 - Present)

Timothy Gerhard, Modern Languages Institutional • Chair, MDL Personnel Committee (08/21/2018 - 06/15/2019) • Interviewer, Oral Proficiency Interview (08/21/2018 - 05/18/2019) Community • Interpreter, Homer Elementary School (09/04/2018 - Present)

Mary Gfeller, Mathematics Institutional • Coordinator, Adolescence Education Mathematics Program (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Adolescence Education Council (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Teacher Education Council (08/28/2017 - Present) • Treasurer, Phi Kappa Phi (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Math-Science Personnel Subcommittee (08/26/2018 - Present) • Interviewer, CURE Program (04/05/2019) Community • Member, Cortland Math Program Review Committee (09/01/2018 - Present)

Phillip Gipson, Mathematics Institutional • Chair, Mathematics Department Curriculum Committee (08/28/2017 - 05/17/2019) • Member, College Curriculum Review Committee (05/03/2017 - Present) • Member, Mathematics Department Scholarships and Awards Committee (08/28/2017 - 05/17/2019) • Member, Mathematics Department Personnel Committee (08/27/2018 - Present) • Chair, Mathematics Department Tenure-Track Search Committee (08/27/2018 - 05/17/2019) • Volunteer, Midnight Breakfast (08/31/2015 - Present) Professional • Interviewer, New York State Master Teacher Program (08/12/2016 - Present)

Gayle Gleason, Geology Institutional • Member, Student Conduct Appeals Committee (09/01/2003 - Present) • Coordinator of Field Geology program (09/01/2001 - Present) • Chair, Brauer Field Station Advisory Committee (03/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, James Kradyna Summer Field Camp Scholarship Committee (09/01/2014 - Present) • Chair, Geology Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2017 - 09/01/2019) Professional • Proposal reviewer, National Science Foundation (06/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Reviewer, Journal of Geophysical Research (06/01/2018 - 05/31/2019)

Alan Haight, Economics Institutional • Member, Arts & Sciences Curriculum committee (01/16/2017 - Present) • Member, Economics Department Personnel Committee (01/10/2019 - Present)

Herbert Haines, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Member, Academic Faculty Affairs Committee (08/30/2016 - Present) • Member, Campus Safety Advisory Committee (08/30/2017 - Present) • Senator, SUNY Cortland Faculty Senate (08/30/2016 - 05/18/2019) • Chair, Academic Faculty Affairs Committee (01/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Selection Committee for Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Faculty Service (08/27/2018 - Present) • Floor Marshall and Reader, 2019 Commencement Ceremonies (05/18/2019) Community • Member, Catholic Charities of Cortland County, Board of Directors (05/01/2012 - Present) • Advisory Member, Social Sciences Advisory Board, Tompkins-Cortland County Community College (02/01/2014 - Present)

Stephen Halebsky, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Participant, Sociology working group (01/01/2017 - Present)

Kevin Halpin, Performing Arts Institutional • Director, Presidents Circle Dinner entertainment • Participant in collaboration with McNeil Foundation on college partnership with 19 Church Street (05/07/2018 - Present)

Tim Halter, Chemistry Institutional • Member, Chemistry Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Chemistry Department Curriculum Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Chemistry Department Awards Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, General Chemistry Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Spring 2019 Chemistry Department Lecturer Search Committee (04/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Department Sub-Committee on Retention (05/28/2019 - Present)

Andrea Harbin, English Institutional • Member, College Research Committee (01/01/2014 - Present) • Member, Teaching Awards Committee (01/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Cultural and Intellectual Climate Committee (01/01/2014 - 08/30/2019) • Hiring Manager, Writing Ctr., Coordinator search committee (12/01/2018 - 05/08/2019) Professional • Mentor, Society for Medieval Feminist Scholarship (01/01/2018 - Present) • External Reviewer, SUNY Brockport English Department Program Review (04/01/2019 - 05/28/2019)

Richard Harris, Africana Studies Professional • Member, Africana Studies Committee Member • Member, Africana Studies Curriculum Committee (08/28/2017 - Present)

Charles Heasley, Art and Art History Institutional • Member, Center for Outdoor Education Sub-Committee (01/01/2015 - Present) • Member, Faculty Development Committee (01/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Department Curriculum Committee (08/21/2017 - Present) • Member, Department Facilities Committee (08/21/2017 - Present) • Member, Department Gallery Committee (09/01/2018 - Present)

Katherine Hicks, Chemistry Institutional • Member, Chemistry Department Curriculum Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Chemistry Department General Chemistry Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Chemistry Department Awards Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Faculty Co-advisor, Chemistry Club (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Hall of Fame Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Pre-Medical Committee (06/01/2017 - Present)

Scott Holdredge, Performing Arts Institutional • Chair, Technical director Search Committee (01/15/2019 - 04/15/2019) • Member, Department Curriculum Committee (09/03/2018 - Present)

Jeffrey Jackson, English Institutional • Member, Campus Climate on Diversity Committee (01/14/2019 - Present) • Member, Library Liaison Advisory Committee (11/01/2018 - Present) • Teaching Circle Leader, Composition Steering Committee (08/14/2017 - 05/15/2019)

Kimberly Jackson, Psychology Institutional • Member, Psychology Department - Honors Committee (06/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Member, Institutional Review Board (06/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) Community • Member, SUNY Cortland Corporate Challenge Team (06/01/2018 - 05/31/2019)

Rena Janke, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Teacher Education Council (09/01/2000 - Present) • Member, Adolescence Education Council (09/01/2000 - Present) • Member, Teacher Education Candidate Review Committee (TECRC) (09/01/2002 - Present) • Chair, Student Conduct Office--Level II Appeals Committee (09/01/2005 - Present) • Chair, Biological Sciences Department Curriculum Committee (09/01/2015 - Present)

Moyi Jia, Communication and Media Studies Institutional • Marshal, 2019 Undergraduate Commencement (05/18/2019) • Member, Search Committee- journalism (09/01/2018 - 05/15/2019) • Member, Department Personnel Committee (01/28/2019 - 05/15/2019)

Li Jin, Geology Institutional • Member, Master Teacher Program Advisory Committee (08/26/2013 - Present) • Member, Geology Department Curriculum Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Geology Department Personnel Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Marshal, Honor’s Convocation (04/13/2019 - 04/13/2019) • Marshal, ,Undergraduate Commencement ceremony (05/18/2019) Professional • Secretary, Geological Society of America (GSA) International Committee (07/01/2019 - 06/30/2023) • Proposal Reviewer, National Science Foundation (11/15/2018 - 01/02/2019) • Journal article peer review - 9 articles (06/04/2018 - 04/05/2019)

Kent Johnson, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Member, Sociology/Anthropology Curriculum Committee (08/29/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Member, GE 6 Assessment Ad Hoc Working Group (11/13/2018 - 02/21/2019) • Member, GE 12 Assessment Ad Hoc Working Group (11/02/2018 - 03/07/2019) • Member, Anthropology Honors Committee (08/29/2018 - 05/22/2019) • Member, Sociology/Criminology Honors Committee (08/29/2018 - 05/22/2019) Professional • Member, Annual Meeting Program Committee, American Association of Physical Anthropologists (08/14/2018 - Present)

Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo, Geography Institutional • Member, Africana Studies Committee (06/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Awards Selection Committee (12/01/2018 - 02/02/2019) • Member, International Studies Advisory Faculty (06/01/2018 - Present) • Floor Marshall at two commencement ceremonies (05/18/2019) • Member, Geography Department Curriculum Committee (06/01/2018 - Present) • Chair, Geography Department Personnel Committee (06/01/2018 - Present) • Reviewer, SUNY Cortland Study Abroad Scholarship Committee (10/15/2018 - 11/06/2018) • New Faculty Mentor (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Department Program Review Committee (06/01/2018 - 03/21/2019) • Member, Social and Behavioral Sciences Sub-School Personnel Committee (01/28/2019 - 04/01/2019) Professional • Editorial Board Member, African Geographical Review (AAG Journal) (06/01/2018 - Present) • Assistant Editor, WAGADU: A Journal of Transnational Women's and Gender Studies (06/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Emerging Scholar Award Review Committee of AAG Africa Specialty Group (01/21/2019 - 04/05/2019) • Editorial Board Member, The Geography Teacher (NCGE Journal) (09/10/2018 - Present) Community Member, Cortland YWCA Emerita Board (06/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Cortland Zonta Scholarship, Awards,& Service Committees (06/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Cortland YWCA/SUNY Cortland Girls Day Out Committee (06/01/2018 - 02/10/2019)

Isa Jubran, Mathematics Institutional • Chair, Departmental Personnel Committee (08/27/2018 - 06/01/2019) • Member, Accessible Math Equations Group (06/01/2018 - 05/06/2019) • Participant, Starfish Pilot (01/27/2019 - Present) • Member, Course Substitutions for MAT101 & 102 Group (10/15/2018 - 05/15/2019)

Samuel Jung, Economics Institutional • Member, Department Search Committee (01/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Department Curriculum committee (09/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Reviewer, Journal of the Asian Pacific Economy (12/17/2018 - Present)

Szilvia Kadas, Art and Art History Institutional • Volunteer, Raquette Lake Clean-up day (05/03/2019 - 05/05/2019) • Faculty Advisor, AIGA Graphic Design Student Club - Advisor (01/01/2019 - Present)

Caroline Kaltefleiter, Communication and Media Studies Institutional • Faculty Mentor for Assistant Professor Christina Knopf (08/23/2017 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, WSUC-FM Radio Station (08/23/2012 - Present) • Faculty Mentor for Assistant Professor Taylor Dunne (08/20/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Member, Visiting Assistant Professor of Journalism Search Committee (05/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Visiting Assistant Professor of Advertising Search Committee (05/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Visiting Assistant Professor of Media Production Search Committee (05/01/2019 - Present) • Member, GE 5 Curriculum Assessment Committee (08/20/2018 - Present) • Member, Cultural and Intellectual Climate Committee (11/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching Committee (08/22/2018 - Present) Professional • Reviewer, International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy (08/28/2018 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, Anarchist Studies Journal (08/01/2018 - Present) • Invited Guest Lead Editor, Journal of Economics, Finance and Management.. (2019).

Nikolay Karkov, Philosophy Institutional • Interim Director, Center for Ethics and Peace Studies (CEPS) (Spring 2019) • Member, Cultural & Intellectual Climate Committee (08/27/2018 - Present) • Chair, Philosophy Personnel Committee

Colleen Kattau, Modern Languages Institutional • Member, Latin American/ Latino Studies (08/15/2017 - Present) • Member, Green Ambassadors (03/01/2018 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Spanish Club (08/15/2016 - Present)

David Kilpatrick, Psychology Institutional • Member, Psychology Department Exceptional Child Committee (09/01/2008 - Present) • Member, Psychology Department Sherlach Scholarship Committee (09/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Department Personnel Committee (08/27/2018 - 05/31/2019) Community • Presenter, Free Professional Development Workshops for Teachers in Local Schools (09/01/2016 - Present)

Melvyn King, Psychology Institutional • Member, Orientation Planning Committee (08/21/2017 - Present) • Member, Trans/GNC Ad-Hoc Committee (05/01/2019 - Present)

Denise Knight, English Institutional • Member, College Teaching Awards Committee (01/01/2018 - 01/02/2019) Professional • Editorial Board Member, American Literary Realism (01/01/2003 - Present) • Board of Editors, Studies in American Literary Realism and Naturalism series (01/01/2005 - Present) • Reviewer, Book Proposal, "Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Suffrage Writings" for Broadview Press (01/21/2019 - 01/23/2019) • Advisor to Mia Suzanne Davis, University of Texas at Austin, Senior Thesis on Charlotte Perkins Gilman's Diaries (02/13/2019 - 04/22/2019) Community • Juror, Community Arts Challenge (Prose and Poetry), Homer Center for the Arts (12/05/2018 - 12/28/2018) • Volunteer Editor of Newsletter Articles, Cortland Historical Society (03/07/2019 - 03/13/2019)

Christina Knopf, Communication and Media Studies Institutional • Public Speaking Coordinator (08/Public Speaking Coordinator • Co-chair, Communication & Media Studies Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - 06/30/2019) • Member, Communication & Media Studies Curriculum Committee (09/01/2018 - 06/30/2019) • Chair, Presentation Skills Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Paper/panel reviewer, NCA Political Communication Interest Group (03/15/2019 - 05/01/2019) • Paper/panel reviewer, NCA Visual Communication Interest Group (03/15/2019 - 05/01/2019) • Reviewer, Journal of Popular Culture (03/01/2019 - Present) • Reviewer, Digital Frontiers (05/06/2019 - 09/01/2019)

Kassim Kone, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Muslim Chaplain, Interfaith Center (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Sociology/Anthropology Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Committee (09/01/1998 - Present) • Member, International Studies Advisory Faculty (09/01/1998 - Present) • Member, Center for Ethics, Peace and Social Justice Advisory Council (05/01/2019 - Present) Community • Interpreter, Cortland Hospital (01/01/2009 - Present)

Lisi Krall, Economics Institutional • Chair, Economics Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - Present)

Kathryn Kramer, Art and Art History Institutional • Member, Gender Policies and Initiative Council, (01/01/2009 - Present) • Member, Honorary Degree Committee (01/01/2002 - Present) • Member, Fine Arts and Humanities Sub-School Personnel Committee (01/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Gallery Committee (08/31/1997 - Present) • Member, Department Grants Committee (08/31/1997 - Present) • Member, Department Curriculum Committee Member (committee of the whole)

Kathleen Lawrence, Communication and Media Studies Institutional • Member, College Curriculum Review Committee (09/06/2017 - Present)3 • Member, Teaching Awards Committee (04/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Committee on Committees (10/03/2017 - Present) • Member, Academic Faculty Affairs Committee(01/21/2019 - 06/01/2019) • Member, Department Curriculum Committee (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Search Committee-Journalism (09/17/2018 - 05/15/2019) • Member, Department Search Committee Journalism VAP (05/21/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Search Committee -Audio Production AVP (06/18/2018 - Present) • Member, Fine Arts & Humanities Sub School Personnel Committee (09/10/2018 - Present) • Member, Ad-Hoc Committee on Active Learning Classroom (10/15/2018 - 05/20/2019) • Chair, Department Search Committee -Advertising VAP (05/21/2018 - Present)

Yomee Lee, Kinesiology and Africana Studies Institutional • Director, Africana Dance Ensemble (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Committee (08/27/2018 - 12/07/2018) • Member, Africana Studies Committee (08/27/2018 - 12/07/2018) • Co-Advisor, Caribbean Student Association (08/27/2018 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, D.R.A.M.A. Club (08/27/2018 - Present) • Chaperone, Black Student Union Event (09/07/2018 - 09/08/2018) • Chaperone, M.O.V.E. Event (10/26/2018 - 10/27/2018)

John Leffel, English Institutional • Member, Department Graduate Committee (01/01/2014 - Present) • Chair, Department Curriculum committee (09/01/2018 - 05/10/2019) • Member, Cultural and Intellectual Climate Committee (CICC) (01/01/2016 - Present) • Co-Director, Distinguished Voices in Literature (DVL) Speaker Series (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Arts & Sciences Curriculum Committee (09/01/2018 - Present)

Matthew Lessig, English Institutional • Administrative Lead, SUNY Developmental English Innovation Grant (01/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, English Department Personnel Committee (08/24/2018 - Present) • Member, English Department Scholarships Committee (08/23/2018 - Present) • Member, Director of Writing Center Search Committee (02/01/2019 - 05/13/2019) • Interim chair, English Department (04/22/2019 - 06/30/2019) • Faculty Representative, SUNY Transfer Path for English (01/01/2019 - Present)

John Lombardo, Psychology Institutional • Member, Department Personnel Committee (08/21/2017 - Present) Community • Member, Physicians Health Committee at Cortland Regional Medical Center (08/21/2017 - Present)

Benjamin Lovett, Psychology Institutional • Member, College Writing Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Psychology of Children with Disabilities Committee (08/01/2014 - Present) • Chair, Sherlach Scholarship Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) Professional • Editorial Board Member, Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment (09/01/2007 - Present)

Patricia Martinez, Modern Languages Institutional • Member, Kente Committee (10/10/2018 - 04/30/2019) • Assessment of Spanish Majors/Minors for SOPI (09/10/2018 - 09/17/2018) • Member, Clark Center For Global Engagement Council Committee (09/05/2018 - 05/01/2019) • Coordinator, Foreign Languages for the Elementary School (08/29/2018 - 12/14/2018) Faculty Member • Member, Modern Languages Department Scholarship Committee (08/28/2018 - 05/10/2019) • Member, PRODi-G Initiative Committee (04/10/2019 - 07/19/2019) Community • Volunteer Spanish interpreter, Cortland City Police Department (08/01/2018 - Present)

Noralyn Masselink, English Institutional • Member, English Department Personnel Committee (08/21/2017 - Present) • Faculty advisor, B.A.S.I.C. student organization (08/21/2017 - Present)

Elizabeth McCarthy, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Visiting Assistant Professor Search Committee (10/19/2018 - 03/19/2019) • Faculty Advisor, Beta Theta Chapter of the Omega Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. (12/10/2018 - Present) • Member, Dr. Willis R. Newman Scholarship Review Committee (01/10/2019 - 02/23/2019) • Tri Beta Induction (04/13/2019 - 04/13/2019) Attendee Professional • Reviewer, Frontiers in Plant Science (06/29/2018 - 09/10/2018) Ellie McDowell-Loudan, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Recording Secretary, Central New York Native American Studies Consortium (01/01/2018 - Present) • Co-Coordinator, Native American Studies Minor Program (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Recruitment Committee (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Chair Evaluation Committee (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Anthropology Committee (01/01/2018 - Present)

Mary McGuire, Political Science Institutional • Chair, Political Science Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Social and Behavioral Sciences Sub School Personnel Committee (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Felony Review Committee (05/21/2018 - Present) • WI Designation coordinator for Writing Program (12/15/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Project coordinator, Common Problem Pedagogy NSF Grant (01/31/2017 - Present) Professional • Chair, Midwest Political Science Association Undergraduate Paper Award Selection Committee (09/03/2018 - 12/12/2019)

Cori McKenzie, English Institutional • Member, Ad Hoc Committee on Student Teaching Satisfaction Surveys (02/01/2018 - 04/30/2019) • Member, Teacher Education Council Case Study Research Group (10/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Search Committee: Writing Center Director (02/01/2019 - 04/26/2019) • Coordinator, English Adolescence Education MAT program (08/15/2018 - Present) • Chair, English Adolescence Education Curriculum Committee (08/15/2018 - Present) • Member, Teacher Education Council (01/22/2018 - Present) • Member, Field Experience Advisory Committee (01/22/2018 - Present) • Member, SUNY Cortland English Academy (05/09/2018 - Present) Professional • Invited reviewer, Literacy Research Association for their annual conference (03/01/2018 - Present) • Reviewer, English Teaching Practice and Critique. (01/01/2017 - Present)

Caitlin McKillop, Economics Institutional • Member, Health Care Management Faculty Search Committee (09/01/2017 - Present)

Celeste McNamara, History Professional • Organizer, Conference panel (08/01/2018 - 03/19/2019) • Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Early Modern History (04/16/2019 - Present)

Jenn McNamara, Art and Art History Institutional • Member, Faculty Senate (06/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Institutional Planning and Assessment Committee (06/01/2018 - Present) • Chair, General Education Committee (06/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Honors Program Advisory Committee (06/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Entrepreneurial Minor Committee (06/01/2018 - Present) • BFA Program Coordinator (06/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Curriculum Committee (06/01/2018 - Present) • Chair, Curriculum Coordinator Search committee (06/01/2018 - 09/29/2018) • Developer, Summer Youth Program Learning Initiative (06/01/2018 - Present) • Chair, Director of Gallery Search Committee (11/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Juror, Handweaver's Guild of America 2019 Scholarship Program (06/01/2018 - Present)

Christopher McRoberts, Geology Institutional • Member, SUNY Distinguished Professor Review Committee (12/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Review Committee: SUNY Chancellor's Award for Scholarship and Creative Activities (12/01/2017 - Present) • Curator, Bowers Hall Science Museum (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, SUNY Cortland's Electronic Communications Advisory Group (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Math-Science Sub-school Personnel Committee (09/03/2018 - 05/31/2019) Professional • Editor, Albertiana (06/01/2017 - Present) • Secretary General and webmaster, IUGS Sub-commission on Triassic Stratigraphy (06/01/2017 - Present) • Reviewer, Palaeontology (04/02/2019 - 04/30/2019) • Reviewer, Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology (04/08/2019 - 05/01/2019)

Wendy Miller, Geography Institutional • Member, Campus Safety Advisory Committee (formerly University Police Advisory Committee) (01/01/2009 - Present) • Member, Committee on Committees (09/20/2017 - Present) • Member, Non-Traditional Student Support Advisory Committee (01/01/2014 - Present) • Co-Manager of the GIS Laboratory (01/01/2008 - Present) • Chair, Geography Department Student Learning Outcomes Committee (01/01/2016 - Present) • College representative, SUNY Cortland partnership with NuAir (08/31/2017 - Present) • College representative, SUNY Cortland partnership with the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) (08/01/2017 - 05/31/2019) • Department representative and coordinator, SUNY Cortland partnership with the FBI (08/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Campus Parking Committee (02/05/2019 - Present) Professional • Member, International Journal of Process Education Editorial Board (01/01/2012 - Present) Community • Secretary, Cortland County Planning Board (01/01/2010 - Present) • Member, Syracuse City School District Geospatial Technology Advisory Council (10/23/2017 - Present) • GIS Advisor, Village of Homer Water and Sewer (05/01/2017 - Present) • GIS Advisor, Cortland County Health Department (05/01/2017 - Present)

Edward Moore, Performing Arts Institutional • Chair, Performing Arts Department Personnel Committee (08/28/2017 - 05/10/2019) • Member, Performing Arts Search Committee for Full-time Technical Director (04/01/2019 - 04/30/2019) • Member, Fine Arts and Humanities Sub-School Personnel Committee (01/29/2018 - 05/10/2019) • Member, African Studies Committee (08/27/2018 - 05/10/2019)

Scott Moranda, History Institutional • Member, Honors Program Advisory Council (09/01/2014 - Present) • Member, Clark Center for Global Engagement (09/01/2016 - Present) • Coordinator, Project for Eastern and Central Europe (09/01/2015 - Present) • Member, History Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, International Studies Advisory Council (09/01/2008 - Present) • Member, Clark Center for Global Engagement Steering Committee (05/01/2016 - Present) • Member, History MAT ad-hoc committee (01/28/2019 - Present) • Member Social and Behavioral Sciences Subschool Personnel Committee (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, Cultural and Intellectual Climate Committee (08/24/2009 - Present) Professional • Member, Advisory Board for the Journal of Tourism History (01/01/2017 - Present)

Avanti Mukherjee, Economics Institutional • Member, Curriculum Committee, Economics Department, SUNY Cortland (09/01/2017 - Present)

Mecke Nagel, Philosophy Institutional • Faculty advisor, Social Philosophy Club (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Gospel Choir scholarship committee (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Fine Arts and Humanities Subschool Personnel Committee, (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Committee (08/30/1999 - Present) • Chair, International Women's Caucus (11/01/2009 - Present) • Chair, Philosophy Department Personnel Committee • Member, Ad Hoc Committee on GE 7 Assessment (02/01/2019 - 05/01/2019) Professional • Member, Interdisciplinary Journal for the Study of the Sahel Editorial Board (01/01/2017 - Present) • Director, CGIS (01/01/2018 - Present) • Chair, Fulda University Consortium (01/01/2018 - Present) Community • Member, Sophia’s Garden (01/01/2018 - Present)

David Neal, Performing Arts Institutional • Member, Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee (10/15/2018 - Present) • Member, Ad hoc committee on SUNY Cortland / McNeil Foundation collaboration (09/01/2018 - Present) Community • Artistic Director, The Arts at Grace Concert Series (05/31/2018 - 06/01/2019) • Music Director, Grace and Holy Spirit Church (05/31/2018 - 06/01/2019)

Christian Nelson, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Pre-medical Advisory Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Arts and Sciences Professional Learning Team at SUNY Cortland (09/01/2017 - Present) • Pre-Medical Advisor (01/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Academic Standing Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Review Editor for Frontiers in Cellular Infection and Microbiology (06/20/2017 - Present)

Sean Nolan, Physics Institutional • SUNY Cortland Planetarium Director (08/25/2014 - Present) • Co-coordinator, Adolescence Education: Science 7 - 12 Program Coordinator (09/01/2015 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Physics and Engineering Club (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, Field Experience and Advisement Committee (FEAC) (08/24/2015 - Present) • Member, Graduate Coordinators Committee (08/24/2015 - Present) • Member, Adolescence Education Council (AEC) (08/24/2015 - Present) • Member, Teacher Education Council (TEC) (08/24/2015 - Present)

Jerome O'Callaghan, Political Science Institutional • Member, Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Member, Holland Emergency Fund Committee (09/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Faculty Liaison and Pilot Program member, Starfish Initiative (10/01/2018 - 05/28/2019)

Michie Odle, Psychology Institutional • Member, College Wide Scholarship Committee (08/31/2017 - 05/31/2019) • Chair, Social and Behavioral Sciences Sub-school Personnel Committee (09/02/2018 - 05/31/2019)

Christopher Ortega, Communication and Media Studies Institutional • Member, Africana Studies Associate Faculty (08/28/2017 - Present) • Media Writing Coordinator (08/21/2017 - Present) • Chair, Communication and Media Studies Curriculum Committee (08/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Personnel Committee (08/20/2018 - Present) • Member, Campus Climate on Diversity Committee (08/20/2018 - Present) • Marshal, Undergraduate Commencement (05/18/2019) • Member, Communication and Media Studies Search Committee-TT Journalism (08/01/2018 - 05/01/2019) • Faculty volunteer, Retention Initiative Training (05/28/2019 - Present) • Chair, Communication and Media Studies Search Committee-Visiting Journalism (05/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Communication and Media Studies Search Committee-Visiting Audio (05/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Communication and Media Studies Search Committee-Visiting Advertising (05/01/2019 - Present) Professional • Reviewer, National Communication Association (08/01/2010 - Present)

Garrett Otto, Mathematics Institutional • Chair, Mathematics Scholarship Committee (08/26/2018 - 05/17/2019)

Judith Ouellette, Psychology Institutional • Member, SOGIE (08/24/1998 - Present) • Faculty advisor, Psi Chi Honor Society, SUNY Cortland chapter (02/13/2012 - Present)

Angela Pagano, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Advisory Board New York State Master Teacher Program (08/01/2013 - Present) Professional • Member, New York State Education Department Clinical Practice Workgroup (08/01/2017 - Present) • Member, New York State Education Department Professional Learning Team (08/01/2017 - Present)

Tom Pasquarello, Political Science Institutional • Member, Center for Environmental and Outdoor Education (06/01/2017 - Present) • Coordinator, Democracy Matters Learning Community (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Political Science Curriculum Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Social and Behavioral Sciences Sub-school Personnel Committee (08/27/2018 - Present) • Marshal, Undergraduate Commencement (05/18/2019) • Marshal, Academic Convocation (08/27/2018 - 08/27/2018) • Member, GE 12 Assessment Committee (01/27/2019 - Present) Professional • President, Belize Zoo and Neo-tropical Conservancy (501c3) (10/01/2017 - Present)

Biru Paksha Paul, Economics Institutional • Member, Social and Behavioral Sciences Sub-School Personnel Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) Professional • Counsellor, South Asia Program Advisory Board at Cornell University (09/01/2017 - Present)

Joshua Peck, Psychology Institutional • Member, College Curriculum Review Committee (08/29/2016 - 05/17/2019) • Member, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (08/24/2015 - Present) • Member, Psychology Department Personnel Committee (08/27/2018 - 05/17/2019) • Member, Psychology Department Assessment Committee (08/27/2018 - 05/17/2019) Community • Reservist soldier/research consultant for drug addiction, United States Army Reserves (05/25/1998 - Present)

Gigi Peterson, History Institutional • Member, Clark Center for Global Engagement (01/31/2003 - Present) • Member, Cuba Working Group / Cuba program building (03/06/2017 - Present) • Member, Latino and Latin American Studies Committee (09/29/2003 - Present) • Member, History Department Student Learning Outcomes Capstone Experience Committee (04/11/2018 - 05/30/2019) • Chair, SST-HIS Search Committee (04/16/2018 - Present) • Coordinator, Adolescence Education Social Studies Program (08/19/2018 - Present) • Member, Adolescence Education Council (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, Field Experience Advisory Committee (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, Teacher Education Council (08/27/2018 - Present)

Gregory Phelan, Chemistry Institutional • Member, Extended Learning Advisory Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Information Resources Advisory Committee (06/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Makerspace Development Committee (06/01/2017 - 05/31/2018) Professional • Member, Advisory Board, Midwest Noyce Regional Conference (06/01/2017 - Present) • Panel Reviewer, National Science Foundation (01/01/2019 - 03/31/2019) Community • Volunteer at St. Mary's School (09/01/2017 - Present) • Volunteer at Girls on the Run (04/01/2018 - Present)

Timothy Phillips, Economics Institutional • Member, Full-Time Lecturer Search Committee (02/04/2019 - 04/26/2019)

Jaclyn Pittsley, English Institutional • Member, Lecturer Review Committee (01/01/2014 - Present) • Member, COR 101 Advisory Committee (01/01/2006 - Present) • Mentor, CPN Mentor Program (01/01/2017 - Present) • Assisting Editor, Rhet Dragons Editorial Group (05/14/2018 - Present) Professional • UUP Officer for Contingents (01/01/2009 - Present) • Co-chair, Contingent Employment Committee (01/01/2015 - Present)

Susanne Polley, Economics Institutional • Faculty Justice, Office of Student Conduct (08/23/2017 - Present) • Chair, Economics Department Search Committee (02/14/2019 - 04/15/2019) Community • Member, St. Anthony's Altar Society (09/07/2017 - Present)

Robert Ponterio, Modern Languages Institutional • Member, Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Co-Moderator, FLTEACH (08/21/2017 - Present)

Jaroslava Prihodova, Art and Art History Institutional • Coordinator, 2019 SUNY Council of Art Department Chairpersons & Council of Museum and Gallery Professionals • Member, Major Acquisition Committee. • Exhibit framing and installation, Sesquicentennial Celebration, History of Normal School, Cornish Building in collaboration with Ronnie Casella, Associate Dean, School of Education. • Faculty advisor, Art Exhibition Association club, 2018-19. Professional • Invited Guest Juror, annual student exhibition, Nazareth College, Rochester, March 29, 2019

Sebastian Purcell, Philosophy Institutional • Member, Center for Gender and Intercultural Studies (08/27/2012 - Present) • Treasurer, Center for Ethics, Peace and Social Justice (08/29/2011 - Present) • Member, SUNY Cortland Honors Council (08/24/2015 - Present) • Member, SUNY Cortland Institutional Review Board (08/27/2012 - Present) • Coordinator, Latino and Latin American Studies Program (08/29/2016 - Present) • Member, President's Council on Inclusive Excellence (01/15/2018 - Present) • Chair, Philosophy Department Curriculum Committee (08/27/2012 - Present) • Member, Philosophy Department Personnel Committee (08/27/2012 - Present) • Chair, Retention Sub-committee (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, Culturally Responsive Teaching Committee (05/21/2018 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Better World Club (01/23/2017 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Investment Club (08/27/2018 - Present) Professional • Member, American Philosophical Association Committee on Hispanics (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Radical Philosophy Association Program Committee (04/25/2016 - Present) • Treasurer, Society for Ricoeur Studies (08/28/2017 - Present)

Paulo Quaglio, Modern Languages Institutional • Member, Modern Languages Curriculum Committee (08/31/2017 - Present) • Graduate coordinator, TESOL (07/01/2017 - Present) • Undergraduate coordinator, TESOL (08/01/2013 - Present) • Coordinator, dual-diploma TESOL program (Cortland-Anadolu, Turkey) (08/01/2009 - Present) • Coordinator, International student academic support program (08/01/2006 - Present) • Co-coordinator, SUNY Cortland Second Language Educators Conference (08/01/2010 - Present) • Member, Teacher Education Council (TEC) (08/01/2013 - Present) • Member, Adolescence Education Council (AEC) (08/01/2013 - Present)

Yassir Rabhi, Mathematics Institutional • Member, Mathematics Department Scholarship Committee (09/01/2018 - 05/31/2019)

Daniel Radus, English Institutional • Member, English Department Graduate Committee (05/01/2018 - Present) • Member, English Department Curriculum Committee (05/01/2019 - Present) • Coordinator, Native American Studies Program (08/01/2018 - Present) • Coordinator, English Department Works in Progress Series (08/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Member, National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship Selection Committee (03/28/2019 - 03/28/2019) • Manuscript Referee, American Literary History (09/01/2018 - 09/01/2018)

Vaughn Randall, Art and Art History Institutional • Member, Undergraduate Research Council (01/30/2018 - Present) • Chair, Department Facilities committee (01/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Co-chair, International Conference on Contemporary Cast Iron Art (05/28/2018 - 06/06/2018)

Susan Rayl, Kinesiology and Africana Studies Institutional • Member, Africana Studies Program Committee (09/01/2000 - Present) • Member, W.E.B. Du Bois Honorary Society Committee (02/04/2019 - Present) • Member, Academic Hall of Fame Committee (12/11/2018 - Present)

Jolie Roat, Mathematics Institutional • Member, Student Learning Outcomes Committee (01/15/2015 - Present) • Member, Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Student Affairs Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Mathematics Department Curriculum Committee (09/01/2017 - 05/11/2018) • Faculty Advisor, Math Club (09/01/2015 - Present) • Chair, Department Curriculum Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Search Committee 2018-2019 (09/01/2018 - 03/15/2019)

Andrew Roering, Chemistry Institutional • Chair, Department Curriculum Committee (08/31/2017 - Present) • Member, Department Personnel Committee (08/31/2017 - Present) • Member, Awards Committee (08/31/2017 - Present) • Member, General Chemistry Committee (08/31/2017 - Present) • Chair, FTL Search Committee (04/12/2019 - Present) • Member, Tenure Track Assistant Professor Search Committee (05/30/2019 - Present) • Member, Transfer Mobility Committee (02/12/2019 - Present) • Faculty Co-advisor, Chemistry Club (08/31/2017 - Present)

Frank Rossi, Chemistry Institutional • Member, General Education Committee (09/01/2016 - Present) • Member, Alumni/Undergraduate Science Symposium Organization Committee (02/01/2017 - Present) • Chair, Chemistry Department Awards Committee (08/28/2017 - Present) • Chair, Honors Program Advisory Council (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Pre-Med Advisory Committee (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Honors Convocation Committee (01/01/2019 - Present) • Member, Campaign Executive Committee (06/15/2018 - Present) • Member, Chemistry Department Personnel Committee (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, Math/Science Sub-School Personnel Committee (08/27/2018 - 05/31/2019) Professional • External Reviewer, Department of Chemistry, St. Anselm College (08/15/2018 - 10/01/2018) • Committee Member/Author, ACS Exams Institute- 2020 Organic Chemistry Exam (03/10/2018 - Present)

Kevin Rutherford, English Institutional • Member, College Writing Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, PWR Curriculum Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Composition Steering Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Library Liaison Committee (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Digital Humanities Working Group (01/01/2017 - Present)

Shena Salvato, Modern Languages Institutional • Member, PLC group: Arts & Sciences (10/26/2017 - Present) • Member, Search Committee for International Programs Coordinator (05/08/2018 - Present) • Scorer, Comprehensive Exams for M.S.Ed. in Second Language Education (05/21/2019) • Participant, TEC Data Retreat (05/21/2019) • Interviewer, C.U.R.E. program (04/05/2019) • Stole presenter, Kente Celebration (04/06/2019)

Danica Savonick, English Institutional • Member, Africana Studies Committee (02/01/2019 - Present) • Reviewer, SUNY Cortland Outstanding Writing Awards (02/10/2019 - 02/21/2019) • Coordinator, Humanities Happy Hour (02/01/2019 - Present) • Member, English Department Graduate Committee (05/01/2019 - Present) • Faculty Advisor, Student Organization (Role-Playing Games) (10/01/2018 - Present) • Event Organizer, Adventures in Worldmaking: Snapshots of Graduate Studies in English (04/30/2019) Professional • Board of Advisors, K. Patricia Cross Teaching Academy (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Humanities, Arts, Sciences, and Technology Alliance and Collaboratory Steering Committee (01/01/2018 - Present) • Editorial Collective and Special Issue Editor, Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy (10/01/2015 - Present)

Amy Schutt, History Institutional • Member, Personnel Committee, History Department (01/31/2014 - Present) • Member, Search Committee for History Department Faculty Position -- Adolescence Education: Social Studies (06/22/2018 - 03/02/2019) • Member, Paper Awards Committee, History Department (08/27/2018 - Present) Professional • Referee, Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal (12/22/2018 - 02/16/2019)

Kevin Sheets, History Institutional • Member, General Education Committee (08/28/2015 - Present) • Member, Graduate Faculty Executive Committee (08/28/2015 - Present) • Member, Graduate Coordinator Committee (08/28/2015 - Present) • Member, College Research Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Academic Standing Committee (08/31/2018 - Present) Community • President, Cortland County Historical Society (01/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Member, Organization of American Historians (OAH) Committee on Teaching (05/01/2019 - 04/30/2022) • Member, International Society for the Scholarship of the Teaching and Learning of History (05/01/2019 - Present)

Melinda Shimizu, Geography Institutional • Member, Geography Department Student Learning Outcomes Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Geography Department Assessment Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Geography Department Curriculum Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Student Learning Outcomes Committee (04/16/2019 - Present) Professional • Reviewer, Natural Hazards Textbook (09/01/2018 - 10/01/2018)

Maureen Smith, Chemistry Institutional • Member, General Chemistry Committee (09/01/2014 - Present) • Lab Coordinator, Organic Chemistry (10/11/2017 - Present)

Robert Spitzer, Political Science Institutional • Member, Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities Nominating Committee (10/05/2017 - 02/06/2019) • Member, College Risk Management Committee. (09/01/2015 - Present) • Member, SUNY Distinguished Academy (05/01/2014 - Present) • Faculty advisor, Cortland Zeta Delta Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha political science honors society (09/01/1999 - Present) Professional • Book Series Editor, Presidential Briefing Book Series, published by Routledge (05/01/2014 - Present) • Book Series Editor, American Constitutionalism (09/01/1998 - Present) • Panelist, Ivory Tower Show, WCNY TV, Syracuse (09/20/2002 - Present) • Board Member, National Governing Council of Pi Sigma Alpha. (09/01/2014 - Present) Community • Administrative law judge for Cortland, Tompkins, and Chenango County Boards of Health. (04/01/1994 - Present)

Sharon Steadman, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Director, Rozanne Brooks Ethnographic Museum (08/30/2017 - Present) • Member, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Program (08/30/2017 - Present) • Member, Social and Behavioral Sciences Sub-School Personnel Committee 2018-2019 (08/23/2018 - 06/12/2019) • Member, Undergraduate Research Council (08/22/2018 - Present) • Member, All College Honors Council (08/22/2018 - Present) • Executive Board Member, Clark Center for International Education (08/22/2018 - Present) • Member, Department Recruitment Committee (08/22/2018 - Present) • President, Phi Beta Delta International Honor Society (08/22/2018 - Present) Professional • Board Member, Journal of Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology and Heritage Studies (06/01/2012 - Present) • Member, SUNY Advisory Council on Distinguished Professorships, 2018-2019 (08/22/2018 - 06/12/2019)

Hasan Stephens, Africana Studies Professional • Founder & Executive Director, Good Life Philanthropic Youth Foundation, Inc. (06/01/2017 - Present)

Elizabeth Stone, English Institutional • Member, President’s Council on Inclusive Excellence (08/28/2017 - 05/24/2019) • Chair, Fine Arts and Sciences Sub-School Personnel Committee (01/23/2017 - 05/24/2019) • Co-Sponsor, Adventures in Worldmaking Graduate Conference (04/30/2019) • Member, Undergraduate Curriculum Assessment Committee (06/13/2018 - 06/05/2019) • Coordinator, English Department Study Abroad Program (08/28/2012 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Committee (08/24/2009 - Present) Professional • Referee, Journal of Commonwealth Literature (08/29/2005 - Present) • Referee, Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy (08/28/2006 - Present) • Consultant Reader, ARIEL: A Review of International English Literature (08/26/2013 - Present) Community • Member, Habitat for Humanity-Women Build (02/11/2017 - Present)

Randi Storch, History Institutional • Member, Sesquicentennial Committee (09/15/2017 - Present) • Member, Sesquicentennial Committee, Grant Sub-Committee (09/21/2017 - Present) • Chair, Live In Cortland Committee (08/01/2017 - Present) • Grievance Officer, UUP (07/02/2017 - Present) • Member, UUP Executive Board (07/02/2017 - Present) Professional • Board of Contributing Editors, Labor and Working Class History Association (LAWCHA) (05/01/2018 - 05/01/2021) • Member, Historians of American Communism, Executive Council (09/04/2017 - Present) Member, Teaching Labor's Story / LAWCHA Curriculum Development Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) Community • Member, Cortland Free Library Board of Trustees (07/02/2017 - Present) • Member, City of Cortland, Housing Committee (07/02/2017 - Present)

John Straneva, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Premedical Advisory Committee (06/01/2017 - 01/30/2019) • Member, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) (06/01/2017 - Present)

Codruta Temple, Modern Languages Institutional • Member, Adolescence Education Council, School of Arts and Sciences (08/01/2017 - Present) • Member, SUNY Cortland Teacher Education Council (08/01/2017 - Present) Professional • Reviewer, Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy (06/01/2017 - Present)

Brett Troyan, History Institutional • Member, Department Personnel Committee (08/21/2017 - Present) • Member, Latino and Latin American Studies Committee (08/01/2017 - Present) • Reviewer, Wagadu Journal (01/20/2019 - Present) Professional • Book proposal reviewer, Palgrave Press (04/09/2019 - Present) Community • Volunteer, Hospicare (09/22/2018 - Present)

Bekeh Ukelina, History Institutional • Member, Africana Studies Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Co-chair, Ad-hoc Committee on Active Learning Classrooms (04/01/2018 - 03/01/2019) • Member, Department Curriculum Committee (07/01/2018 - Present) • Editor, Department Newsletter (07/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Clark Center (08/20/2018 - Present) • Member, CGIS (08/27/2018 - Present) • Member, Center for Ethics, Peace, and Social Justice (08/20/2018 - Present) • Co-chair, Transnational Africa Committee (08/20/2018 - Present) Professional • Secretary, New York African(a) Studies Association (05/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Member, Wagadu Editorial Board (11/02/2017 - Present) • Special Editor, Wagadu Journal (02/01/2018 - Present) • Interim Book Review Editor, Wagadu Journal (02/01/2019 - Present) • Co-Chair, Robert Maxon Transnational African Conference (09/03/2018 - Present) • Reviewer and Board Member, Calabar Journal of Politics and Administration (09/03/2018 - Present)

Paul Van der Veur, Communication and Media Studies Institutional • Program Coordinator, New Communication Media Program. (08/22/2002 - Present) • Program Coordinator, Cinema Studies (08/25/2008 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Department (08/25/2002 - Present) • Member, Department Curriculum Committee (08/28/2017 - Present) • Member, Department Search Committee (09/04/2017 - Present) • Member, Orientation Advisory Committee (08/28/2017 - Present) • Chair, Presentation Skills Committee (08/27/2012 - 02/01/2019) • Marshal, Honors Convocation (04/18/2019) • Member, Presentation Skills Committee (02/01/2019 - Present) • Chair, Africana Studies Personnel Committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Marshal, Undergraduate Commencement (05/12/2019) • Member, Starfish Pilot Group (12/01/2018 - 05/19/2019) • Member, Search Manual Committee (01/01/2019 - 05/19/2019) Professional • Reader, Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders (11/01/2016 - Present) Anne Vittoria, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Member, Honors committee (02/01/2018 - Present)

MaryBeth Voltura, Biological Sciences Institutional • Member, Academic Standing Committee (08/01/2008 - Present) • Chair, Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (08/20/2000 - Present) • Member, Departmental Assessment Committee (08/01/2017 - Present)

Wesley Weaver, Modern Languages Institutional • Spanish Coordinator, Department of Modern Languages (01/01/2017 - Present)

Jeffrey Werner, Chemistry Institutional • Member, enter for Outdoor and Environmental Education Advisory Committee (02/06/2012 - Present) • Chair, Program Access Committee for the CEOE (09/01/2015 - 05/17/2019) • Member, Arts & Sciences Curriculum Committee (09/01/2018 - 12/13/2019) • Chair, Arts & Sciences Curriculum Committee (12/14/2018 - Present) • Chair, Chemistry Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2012 - Present) • Chair, Chemistry Department Assistant Professor Search Committee (05/31/2019 - Present) Professional • Member, Board of Trustees, Northeastern Microbiologists: Physiology, Ecology & Taxonomy (06/26/2016 - Present) Community • Chair, Discover Cayuga Lake Advisory Board (07/11/2011 - Present)

Donna West, Modern Languages Institutional • Member, All-College Scholarship Committee member (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Campus Safety Advisory Committee member (01/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Women’s Studies Committee (01/01/2014 - Present) • At-large senator, SUNY Cortland Faculty Senate, (01/01/2010 - Present) • Member, Disability Studies Institute Board (01/01/2008 - Present) • Member, Center for Gender and Intercultural Studies Board (01/01/2008 - Present) • Member, Latino and Latin American Studies (01/01/2008 - Present) • Member, University Initiative to Retain Underrepresented Students (04/22/2019 - Present) Professional • Peer Reviewer, The SSA Annual yearbook series (01/01/2015 - Present) • Peer Reviewer, Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review (01/01/2018 - Present) • Member, Standing Committee on Issues of Disability in the Profession (01/01/2015 - 12/31/2018) • International Editorial Board Member, Public Journal of Semiotics (01/01/2016 - Present) • Peer Reviewer, The Public Journal of Semiotics (01/01/2016 - Present) • Peer Reviewer, The Journal of Cognitive Semiotics (01/01/2017 - Present) • Director, Special Interest Group for Empirical Semiotics, Semiotic Society of America (01/01/2013 - Present) • Peer Reviewer, Linguistik Online (01/01/2012 - Present) • Board Member, Consultant in Empirical Semiotics, American Semiotics Research Institute (01/01/2011 - Present) • Peer Reviewer, Applied Psycholinguistics (01/01/2011 - Present) • Peer Reviewer, Hispania (01/01/2009 - Present) • Board Member, International Association for Cognitive Semiotics (07/12/2018 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, The American Journal of Semiotics (10/01/2018 - Present) Community • Member, Patient and Family Advisory Council (01/01/2017 - Present) • Panel Member, NYS Attorney for the Child (01/01/2004 - Present) • Member, National Pilot Guide Dog Board (01/01/2018 - Present)

Brian Williams, Political Science Institutional • Senator, SUNY Cortland Faculty Senate (09/21/2018 - Present) • Member, Honors Review Committee (01/30/2019 - 02/27/2019)

Benjamin Wilson, Economics Institutional • Economic Advisor, Institute for Civic Engagement (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, Economics Dept. Curriculum Committee (08/24/2015 - Present) • Chair, Cultural and Intellectual Climate Committee (08/22/2016 - Present) Professional • Area Activist, UUP (08/21/2017 - Present) • Participant, EPA Service Learning Environmental Practitioners (04/04/2018 - Present) Community • Member, Cortland Food Project Steering Committee (01/02/2017 - Present) • Member, EPA Local Foods, Local Places Technical Assistance Steering Committee (06/05/2018 - 06/03/2019)

Ben Wodi, Health and Africana Studies Institutional • Member, International Studies Advisory Board (01/01/2008 - Present) • Member, International Studies Personnel Committee (01/01/2014 - Present) • Member, Africana Studies Committee (08/24/2015 - Present) Member

Jeremy Wolf, Political Science Institutional • Chair, Political Science Curriculum Committee (09/01/2018 - 08/31/2019) • Member, Ad Hoc Working Group on GE7 (11/19/2018 - 12/05/2018) Professional • Academic Delegate, United University Professions (06/01/2019 - 05/31/2021)

Luo Xu, History Institutional • Member, Asian and Middle Eastern Committee (09/01/1998 - Present) • Member, History Department Personnel Committee (09/01/2017 - Present) • Member, International Studies Program Advisory Faculty (09/01/2013 - Present)

Yujeong Yang, Political Science Institutional • Member, Honors Committee (02/01/2019 - 02/27/2019)

Sung Yoo, Communication and Media Studies Institutional • Chair, Department Search Committee, (09/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Member, Department Curriculum Committee, D (09/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Member, Department Personnel Committee, (09/01/2018 - 05/31/2019) • Advisor, the Dragon Chronicle (09/01/2018 - Present) Professional • Columnist, The Hankookilbo, South Korea (04/01/2019 - Present)

German Zarate-Hoyos, Economics Institutional • Member, Department Personnel Committee (08/27/2018 - 08/26/2019) Professional • Director, Binghamton Study Abroad in Peru (05/26/2019 - 06/16/2019)

Haiyan Zhang, Psychology Institutional • Member, Department Curriculum Committee (09/16/2018 - Present)

Tiantian Zheng, Sociology/Anthropology Institutional • Chair, Asian/Middle Eastern Studies Committee (08/30/2004 - Present) • Member, CGIS Advisory Board (08/29/2004 - Present) • Member, Health Department community health major advisory board (08/30/2015 - Present) • Member, Center for Ethics, Peace and Social Justice Advisory Council (08/30/2006 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, Wagadu (01/01/2007 - Present) • Chair, Department Curriculum Committee (08/30/2017 - Present) • Member, Ubuntu Committee (08/30/2017 - Present) • Member, Anthropology Honors Committee (08/29/2004 - Present) • Member, Chair Evaluation committee (09/01/2018 - Present) • Translator of English and Mandarin Chinese for University Police (08/30/2007 - Present) • Organizer, Asian reception events (10/23/2018 and 4/8/2019) • Organizer, “Taste of the World” event (11/05/2018) Professional • Executive Board Member, Chinese Society for Women’s Studies, Inc. (05/01/2017 - Present) • Executive Board Member, China Health Action (05/01/2016 - Present) • Executive Board Member, New York Association of Asian Studies (01/01/2010 - Present) • Chair, New York Association of Asian Studies Marleigh Grayer Ryan Prize Committee (01/01/2012 - Present) • Grant Assessor, Australia Research Council (01/01/2013 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, Asian Social Science Journal (01/01/2013 - Present) • Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Culture and History (01/01/2013 - Present)