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Faculty and Staff NOTESFaculty and Staff 2014 LaGuardia Community College/CUNY Books, Articles and Software Published Leslie Aarons published a book chapter titled Better Serve Our Students Through a Comprehensive “When a Charming Woman Speaks” in Sons of Anarchy Assessment Process” in Metropolitan Universities and Philosophy: Brains Before Bullets , eds. J. Dunn and Journal (2013), Volume 24: 21-36. J. Eberl (New York: Wiley-Blackwell, 2013), pp. 165-174. Yelena Baishanski and Shenglan Yuan published Minerva Ahumada Torres and T. Jung co-au - “Improving the Efficacy of Web-Based Learning in thored two book chapters: “A Prospect’s Guide to Ni - Remedial Mathematics Instruction” in MathAMATYC etzsche” and “Once a Biker Slut, Always a Biker Slut: Educator (February 2013), Volume 4, Issue 2: 17-21. SAMCRO and Narrative Identity” in Sons of Anarchy Lara Beaty published “Confronting School’s and Philosophy: Brains before Bullets , eds. J. Dunn and Contradictions with Video: Youth’s Need of Agency for J. Eberl (New York: Wiley-Blackwell, 2013), pp. 16-28 Ontological Development” in Outlines: Critical Practice and pp. 128-138, respectively. She also had a paper, Studies (January 2013), Volume 14: 4-25. “Listening to the Underdogs: Of Truth and Corruption Rajendra Bhika (with Andrea Francis and Dionne in Narsosorridos,” published in the proceedings of Miller ) co-authored an article titled “Faculty Profes - Storytelling: 4th Global Conference (May 2013, Prague, sional Development: Advancing Integrative Social Czech Republic). Pedagogy Using ePortfolio,” published in the Interna - Omar Ait Hellal and Gerald Meyer co-authored tional Journal of ePortfolio (October 2013), Volume 3, “A Wave Smoothing Algorithm and its Application to Issue 2: 117-133. the Financial Markets,” published in the IEB Interna - David Bimbi co-authored (with S. Cox and J. Par - tional Journal of Finance (December 2013), Volume 8: sons) an article titled “Examination of Social Contact 114-131. on Bi-Negativity among Lesbians and Gay Men,” Ian Alberts co-authored two articles: “Brain published in the Journal of Bisexuality (April 2013), IL-6 and Autism” (with H.Wei and X. Li), published in Volume 13: 215-228. Neuroscience (November 2013), Volume 252: 320-325, Richard Brown edited and wrote an introduction and “The Role of ERK1/2 in the Regulation of Prolifer - to the volume titled Consciousness Inside and Out: ation and Differentiation of Astrocytes in Developing Phenomenology, Neuroscience, and the Nature of Brain,” published in the International Journal of De - Experience (Dordrecht, Germany: Springer, 2013). velopmental Neuroscience (December 2013), Volume Barbara Carrel co-authored (with Steven Ovadia , 31: 783-789. Jane Devine , and Ann Matsuuchi ) a book chapter Sreedevi Ande published “Teaching Pre-Algebra titled “The Critical Thinking Skills Initiative: An Infor - with the Theme of Environmental Science” in Science mation Literacy E-Learning Collaboration” in E-Learn - Education and Civic Engagement (August 2013), Vol - ing in Libraries: Best Practices , eds. C. Harmon and ume 5: 8-13; and co-authored (with B. Berdanier and M. Messina (Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 2013), pp. V. Ramakrishnan) “ Surface Morphology of Reactive 39-50. Powder Concrete Containing Soil,” published in the John Chaffee published Thinking Critically Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering (Stamford, CT: Cengage Learning, 2013), and Critical (April 2013), Volume 2: 250-255. Thinking, Thoughtful Writing (Stamford, CT: Cengage Paul Arcario co-authored (with Naomi Stubbs Learning, 2013). and Ann Feibel ) an article titled “Integrative Learning Dimitriy Chebanov published “New Class of Exact in the Liberal Arts: From Cluster to Capstone” pub - Solutions for the Equations of Motion of a Chain of n lished in Peer Review (September 2013), Volume 15: 24- Rigid Bodies” in Discrete and Continuous Dynamical 26. He also published (with Marisa Klages , Bret Eynon , Systems (November 2013), Supplement: 105-113. and Bernard Polnariev ) “Closing the Loop: How We LAGUARDIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Tao Chen co-authored “Canonical Thurston Ob - national Journal of the Humanities: Annual Review Ximena Gallardo published “Aliens, Cyborgs and structions for Sub-Hyperbolic Semi-Rational Branched (April 2013), Volume 10: 35-46. Other Invisible Men: Hollywood's Solutions to the Coverings” (with Y. Jiang) published in Conformal Abdou Drame co-authored (with Mangala Kothari Black 'Problem' in SF Cinema” in Science Fiction Film Geometry and Dynamics (January 2013), Volume 17: and P. Wolenski) an article titled “Almost Periodic So - and Television (July 2013), Volume 6: 219-251. 6-25; and “No Invariant Line Fields on Escaping Sets lutions of Distributed Parameter Biochemical Systems Anthony Giangrasso and Dolores Shrimpton of the Family eiz+ e–iz” (with Y. Jiang and G. Zhang) , with Time Delay and Time Varying Input,” published co-authored Dosage Calculations: A Multi-Method published inλ Discrγete and Continuous Dynamical in the Electronic Journal of Differential Equations Approach (Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Education, Systems (May 2013), Volume 33: 1883-1890. (July 2013), Volume 161: 1-11. 2013). Hong Cheng co-authored (with K. Moore) an Francine Egger-Sider (with Jane Devine ) pub - Philip Gimber and Margaret Norris published article titled “Learning from the Epic Fail: Two New lished Going Beyond Google Again: Strategies for “Developing Nursing Students' Metacognitive Skills Librarians' Marketing Stories and Lessons Learned,” Using and Teaching the Invisible Web (Chicago: Neal- Using Social Technology” in Teaching and Learning in published in Library Communications (2013), Volume Schuman, 2013). Nursing (January 2013), Volume 8: 17-21. 1, Issue 4: 10-14. Bret Eynon published (with Paul Arcario , Marisa Naomi Greenberg co-authored (with B. Bueno et Carrie Conners published “Cooking Show Host Klages , and Bernard Polnariev ) “Closing the Loop: al.) an article titled “Significance of Culture When Seeks a Career Change” in Cider Press Review: A Jour - How We Better Serve Our Students Through a Working with Clients and Their Families” in the World nal of Contemporary Poetry (July 2013), Volume 15, Comprehensive Assessment Process” in Metropolitan Federation of Occupational Therapists Bulletin (May Issue 3. Universities Journal (2013), Volume 24: 21-36. 2013), Volume 67: 49-54. Josephine Corso (with Jane Devine ) co-authored Natalya Fazylova co-authored (with F. Antwi et Glenn Henshaw co-authored (with L. Fukshansky) an article titled “Student Technology Mentors: A al.) an article titled “Effectiveness of Web-Based Pro - “Lattice Point Counting and Height Bounds over Num - Community College Success Story,” published in Com - grams on the Reduction of Childhood Obesity in ber Fields and Quaternion Algebras,” published in the munity College Enterprise (December 2013), Volume School-Aged Children: A Systematic Review,” pub - Online Journal of Analytic Combinatorics (January 19, Issue 2: 9-21. lished in the JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and 2013), Volume 8: 1-20; and “On Integral Well-Rounded Steven Cosares published “Generating a Family Implementation Reports (July 2013), Volume 11, Issue Lattices–II” (with L. Fukshansky et al.), published in the of Optimal Glide Paths for Investment Planning with 6: 1-44. International Journal of Number Theory (February Target Dates” in The Journal of Wealth Management Ann Feibel co-authored (with Naomi Stubbs and 2013), Volume 9, Issue 1: 139-154. (December 2013), Volume 16: 43-53. Paul Arcario ) an article titled “Integrative Learning in Ana Maria Hernandez published Circe la Maga . Milena Cuellar co-authored (with A. Svedin and the Liberal Arts: From Cluster to Capstone,” published La Hechicera en la Obra de Cortázar (Madrid, Spain: A. Brandenburg) an article titled “Data Assimilation in Peer Review (September 2013), Volume 15: 24-26. Del Centro Editores, 2013) and Cecilia Valdés, Novela for Stratified Convection,” published in the Monthly Thomas Fink published a book of poetry, Joyride de Costumbres Cubanas (Doral, FL: Stockcero, 2013). Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (May 2013), (East Rockaway, NY: Marsh Hawk Press, 2013); an e- Maria Jerskey published the entry titled “A. Volume 433: 2278-2285. chapbook of collaborative poetry with T. Beckett titled Suresh Canagarajah” in the Encyclopedia of Applied Lisa DeSpain arranged and published Once: “Former Sestinas” (Chicago: Beard of Bees Press); a Linguistics , ed. C. Chapelle (Oxford, UK: Wiley, 2013), Choral Highlights (Van Nuys, CA: AlfredMusic Publica - book review of Continuous Frieze Bordering Red by pp. 1-3; and a book chapter titled “Literacy Brokers in tion, 2013). Naka Pierce in Tarpaulin Sky (November 2013), Volume the Contact Zone, Year 1: The Crowded Safe House” in Jane Devine (with Francine Egger-Sider ) pub - 10; “Exchange with Jill Magi on SLOT” in The Conver - Literacy as Translingual Practice: Between Communi - lished Going Beyond Google Again: Strategies for sant (May 2013); “Psychological Determinism and ties and Classrooms , ed. S. Canagarajah (London: Using and Teaching the Invisible Web (Chicago: Neal- Navigable Interstices in Sandy McIntosh’s Poetry” Routledge, 2013), pp. 197-206. Schuman, 2013). She also co-authored (with Barbara in Talisman (January 2013), Volume 41; “Richard Koste - Abdel Hamid Kadik and Md Rahman co-authored Carrel , Steven Ovadia , and Ann Matsuuchi ) a book lanetz’s Fict/ions and This Sentence” in Talisman (Feb - (with L. Roytman) a paper, “Refining Environmental chapter titled
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