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Contributing Editors Contributing Editors Amanda Zastrow Graduate Assistant Jamie Utphall Graduate Assistant Karen G. Havholm Assistant Vice Chancellor, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs Director, Center of Excellence Ann Statz Business Specialist 2 Table of Contents Academic Skills Center ............................................................................................................................... 3 Accounting and Finance ............................................................................................................................. 3 American Indian Studies ............................................................................................................................ 7 Art and Design............................................................................................................................................. 7 Biology .......................................................................................................................................................... 8 Business Communications .......................................................................................................................... 8 Chemistry..................................................................................................................................................... 9 Communication and Journalism ............................................................................................................. 11 Communication Sciences and Disorders ................................................................................................. 12 Computer Science ..................................................................................................................................... 14 Criminal Justice ........................................................................................................................................ 14 Economics .................................................................................................................................................. 15 Education Studies...................................................................................................................................... 17 English ........................................................................................................................................................ 17 Geography and Anthropology ................................................................................................................. 25 Geology ...................................................................................................................................................... 26 History ........................................................................................................................................................ 28 Institute for Health Sciences .................................................................................................................... 29 Information Systems ................................................................................................................................. 29 Kinesiology................................................................................................................................................. 30 Languages .................................................................................................................................................. 31 Management and Marketing.................................................................................................................... 33 Materials Science & Engineering Program ............................................................................................ 38 Mathematics .............................................................................................................................................. 39 McIntyre Library ...................................................................................................................................... 39 McNair Achievement Program ................................................................................................................ 40 Music and Theatre Art ............................................................................................................................. 40 Nursing ....................................................................................................................................................... 41 Philosophy and Religious Studies ............................................................................................................ 43 Physics and Astronomy ............................................................................................................................ 43 Political Science ......................................................................................................................................... 44 Psychology ................................................................................................................................................. 44 Social Work ............................................................................................................................................... 45 Sociology .................................................................................................................................................... 45 Bold: Faculty/Academic Staff; Bold/Italics: Undergraduate Student; Bold/Underline: Graduate Student 3 Index ........................................................................................................................................................... 47 Academic Skills Center Publications See, Patti. “Diary of a Bone Marrow Donor: Leinenkugel’s, The Mayo Brothers, Captain Kirk and a Nurse Called The Badger.” 1966: A Journal of Creative Nonfiction. Summer 2016. https://issuu.com/1966journal/docs/1966_summer_2016?e=1 See, Patti. “Write That Down.” Volume One Magazine. June 29, 2016. 69. Later appeared as “How Writing Letters Made One Woman a Writer.” Wisconsin Life. Wisconsin Public Radio. Aired on 08/03/16. Conference Presentations See, Patti. “Fostering Grit: Helping Our Students Become Grittier.” 2016 Wisconsin Learning Assistance Conference (WLAN). UW-Stevens Point. April 15, 2016. Invited Lectures See, Patti. “Writing Where You Live: ‘Making the Most of What You Have.’” Chippewa Valley Writers Guild, State Theater, Eau Claire, WI. 3/31/16. External Awards See, Patti. “The News from Lake Hallie,” Community Sponsored Arts Program, Eau Claire Regional Arts Center. Summer, 2016. Accounting and Finance Publications Accounting for Work-Related Injuries at Growth Spurt Automotive Accessories. IMA Educational Case Journal 9 (2016): 1-9. Matthew Fish and D'Arcy Becker. Budget Repair or Budget Spectacle: The Case of Wisconsin's Act 10. Public Money & Management 36 (2016): 507-514. Matthew Fish, Aimee Pernsteiner, D'Arcy Becker, and William Miller. Double learning or double blinding: an investigation of vendor private information acquisition and consumer learning via online reviews. Annals of Operations Research 6-11 (2016): 1-22. Ling Liu, Nan Hu, Kevin Dow, and Alain Yee Loong Chong. Bold: Faculty/Academic Staff; Bold/Italics: Undergraduate Student; Bold/Underline: Graduate Student 4 Assessing the Impact of the Giving Voice to Values Program in Accounting Ethics Education. 2016 American Accounting Association Annual Conference 2016. William Miller and Tara Shawver. Budget Repair or Budget Spectacle: How One Governor used a Budget to Run for Office. 2016 American Accounting Association Annual Conference 2016. William Miller, Aimee Pernsteiner, D'Arcy Becker, Matthew Fish, and Dawna Drum. An Exploration of the State of Ethics in UK Accounting Education. Journal of Business Ethics 2016. William Miller and Tara Shawver. Internal Power and Politics in Customer Accounting Adoption. 2016 American Accounting Association Annual Conference 2016. William Miller, Matthew Fish, Aimee Pernsteiner, and D'Arcy Becker. Meeting the Challenges Posed by the Shortage of Accounting Faculty: Customized Recruiting Strategies. Journal of Higher Education Management 2016. William Miller, Matthew Fish, and D'Arcy Becker. The Potential Impact of Accounting Education on Whistle Blowing Behavior. Journal of Business Ethics Education 13 (2016): 67-90. William Miller and Tara Shawver. Transition Not Transformation to IFRS in England, Scotland and Ireland: Lessons for University Accounting Programs. Journal of Accounting and Free Enterprise 2 (2016): 2-12. William Miller, Matthew Chybowski, Joshua Mondor, and Tyrrell Wirkus. Obtaining Consistent Corporate Valuations. Journal of Economics and Finance Education 15 (2016): 122-132. William Ogden, Pedro Sottile, and Srinivasan Sundaram. Allocation of Cash Flows in Unionized Firms. Emerging Markets Finance and Trade 2016. Seungbin Oh, Woo-Jong Lee, Sang-Giun Yim, and Kyunghwa Yu. Dividend Payout Policy of Foreign Limited Liability Companies. Journal of Financial Regulation and Supervision 2016. Seungbin Oh and Bok Baik. Control or chaos: A case study in how workarounds in ERP Systems impact the internal controls over financial reporting. 2016 American Accounting Association Annual Conference 2016. Aimee Pernsteiner, Dawna Drum, and Adam Revak. Pernsteiner, Aimee, Fish, Matthew, Miller, William. 'Budget repair or budget spectacle? The passage of Wisconsin’s Act 10' Journal of Public Money and Management. 2016. http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/figure/10.1080/09540962.2016.1237144?scroll=top&needAccess=true
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