California State University Stanislaus

Research Compendium

2008‐2009 California State University, Stanislaus University‐wide Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity June, 1 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

Activity No. ACTIVITY COA CBA COE CHHS CHSS CNS LIBR Totals

1 Books and Monographs 2 0 2 1 5 0 0 10 2 Book Chapters 0 4 8 5 15 5 0 37 3 Published Articles in Professional Journals 0 26 12 11 34 16 1 100 4 Published Case Studies w/Teaching Notes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 Editorship 0 1 3 1 7 2 0 14 6 Editorial and Review Board Memberships 0 6 5 2 23 0 0 36 7 Grants 5 0 8 7 51 86 1 158 8 Published Computer Software 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 9 Published Curriculum Materials 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 10 Published Reviews of Books & Software 0 1 0 0 13 1 7 22 11 Conference Presentations 5 41 45 16 101 40 0 248 12 Conference Participation 6 12 10 3 35 12 2 80 13 Conference Proceedings 0 13 12 2 3 3 0 33 14 K‐12 School‐based Activities 18 0 21 1 10 22 0 72 15 Exhibits and Performances 119 1 0 1 13 9 0 143 16 Consultant 4 0 2 2 12 10 0 30 17 Reviewer 1 14 5 10 20 21 0 71 18 Educational media production 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 19 Non‐Refereed Publications 8 0 3 0 12 11 0 34 20 Literature Citations 0 54 1 15 5 71 1 147 21 Program and Curricular Dev. and Asses. 6 1 4 4 24 2 0 41 22 Published Maps 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 Published Abstract and Encycl. Articles 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 11 24 Other 26 9 18 5 63 15 1 138 25 Recognitions and Awards: University 1 4 0 1 11 3 0 20 Civic or Service Organization 5 0 0 4 1 1 0 11 Disciplinary 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 4 Scholarly Prizes and Honors 0 5 0 1 3 0 0 9 26 Directed students in research 17 1 11 14 27 9 0 78 27 Supervised students as research assistants 5 1 5 10 7 22 0 50 28 Student Masterʹs Theses/Projects 2 1 58 63 7 1 132 29 CSU Student Research Competition 0 0 2 5 11 8 26

College Totals 231 197 235 184 530 373 13 1763

Faculty Response Percent 71% 63% 43% 34% 67% 42% 44%

California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Summary Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Arts Number of Faculty 24 Number of Faculty Responses 17 (71 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 2

2. Book Chapters ‐ 0

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 0

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 0

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 5

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 0

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 5

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 6

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 0

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 18

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 119

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 4

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 1

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 0

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 8

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 0

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 6

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) – Online article accepted for publication ‐ 26

25. Recognitions and Awards:

University ‐ 1 Disciplinary ‐ 1 Civic or Service Organization ‐ 5 Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 0

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 17

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 5

28. Student Master’s Theses / Projects ‐ 2

29. CSU Student Research Competition (Campus and State‐wide) ‐ 0 California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Detailed Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Arts Number of Faculty 24 Number of Faculty Responses 17 (71 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 2

Nevala, Andrew. Music. Latin Jazz Techniques for the Music Educator. Boulder: University 1. of Colorado, 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. The Influence of Jazz and Impressionistic Ideals Found in the Music 2. of Claude Debussy, Darius Mihaud, Maurice Ravel, Bix Beiderbecke, Art Tatum and Bill Evans. Boulder: University of Colorado, 2009.

2. Book Chapters ‐ 0

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 0

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 0

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 5

Davies, Daniel. Music. Research Grant. “Arts Grant,” funded by Turlock Target Store 1. (corporate). DeCocker, Dean. Art. RSCA Grant. “Exhibition Funding,” funded by CSU Stanislaus 2. (university). Gomula, Jessica. Art. Research Grant. “Building Imagination,” funded by Creative 3. Work Fund (private). Olivant, David. Art. RSCA Grant. “Studio Equipment,” funded by CSU Stanislaus 4. (university). Thomas, Stephen. Music. Faculty Development Center Mini‐grant. “Grant to Attend 5. the Golandsky Institute Berkeley Seminar on the Taubman Approach to Piano Playing,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 0

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 5

Kavasch, Deborah. Music. “Meet the Composer.” Workshop at John Donald Robb 1. Symposium, Albuquerque, NM, March/April 2009. Mayer, John. Theatre. “Chicago Style Improvisation.” Workshop at Kennedy Center 2. American College Theatre Festival, Fullerton, CA, February 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. “Nocturne”and “Serpentina.” Workshop at 2008 Society of 3. Composers, Inc. Region VIII Conference, Turlock, CA, November 2008. Weddle, John. Music. “Performance Techniques for Players and Conductors.” 4. Workshop at California Music Educators Conference, Sacramento, CA, March 2009. Weddle, John. Music. “Quality Music Without Excessive Technical Demands.” 5. Workshop at College Band Director’s National Association Conference, Reno, NV, March 2009.

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 6

Gomula, Jessica. Art. Discussant. Summit on Digital Democracy in Exhibit Design, Tech 1. Museum of Innovation, San Jose, CA, June 2008. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Chair. 2008 Society of Composers, Inc. Region VIII 2. Conference, Turlock, CA, October/November 2008. Mayer, John. Theatre. Moderator. Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival, 3. Fullerton, CA, February 2009. Mayer, John. Theatre. Moderator. Faculty Athletic Representative Association, San 5. Diego, CA, November 2008. Mayer, John. Theatre. Moderator. Division II Faculty Athletic Representative Fellows 4. Conference, Indianapolis, IN, October 2008. 6. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Discussant. Vocal Pedagogy Seminar, Reno, NV, March 2009.

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 0

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 18

Davies, Daniel. Music. Consultant. California Music Educators Association Solo and 1. Ensemble Festival. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA, March 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Workshop. Cello Workshop for Visalia‐area String Teachers. 2. Visalia, CA, February 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Workshop. Cello Master Class. College of the Sequoias. Visalia, 3. CA, February 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Workshop. Cello Section Coaching. Modesto Youth Symphony 4. Orchestra. Turlock, CA, November 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Workshop. String Coaching. Turlock High School. Turlock, CA, 5. September 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Consultant. Summer Music at Stanislaus. CSU Stanislaus. 6. Turlock, CA, June 2008.

Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Presenter. Stanislaus Youth Jazz Orchestra. CSU 7. Stanislaus. Turlock, CA, October 2008‐May 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Judge/Reviewer. 12th Annual Sylvia M. Ghiglieri Piano 8. Competition. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA, May 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Judge/Reviewer. California Music Educators 9. Association Jazz Festival. California Music Educators Association. Hanford, CA, March 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Presenter/Consultant/Judge/Reviewer. CSU 10. Stanislaus Jazz Festival. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA, February 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Consultant. Davis High School Jazz Ensemble. 11. Davis High School. Modesto, CA, January 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Judge/Reviewer. Inter‐American Piano Festival. 12. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA, January 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Judge/Reviewer. Folsom High School Jazz Festival. 13. Folsom High School. Folsom, CA, January 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Presenter/Consultant. Lodi High School Jazz 14. Ensemble. Lodi High School. Lodi, CA, December 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Judge/Reviewer. CSU Sacramento Jazz Festival. 15. CSU Sacramento. Sacramento, CA, December 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Judge/Reviewer. Delta College Jazz Festival. Delta 16. College. Stockton, CA, December 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Workshop/Consultant. Pitman High School Jazz Ensemble. 17. Pitman High School. Turlock, CA, October 2008. O’Donnell, Jerome. Theatre. Workshop/Presenter. YES Company. Modesto, CA, 2008‐ 18. 09.

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 119

Broadwater, Eric. Theatre. Exhibit. Child’s Play Scene Design. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, 1. CA, March 2009. Broadwater, Eric. Theatre. Exhibit. A Christmas Carol Scene Design. CSU Stanislaus, 2. Turlock, CA, December 2008. Broadwater, Eric. Theatre. Exhibit. Crimes of the Heat Scene Design. CSU Stanislaus, 3. Turlock, CA, September 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Ode to Joy. Modesto Symphony Orchestra, 4. Modesto, CA, May 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. In the Shadows. Modesto Symphony Orchestra, 5. Modesto, CA, April 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Solo Recital. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 6. 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Casey at the Bat. Modesto Symphony Orchestra, 7. Modesto, CA, March 2009.

Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Modesto Symphony Benefit, String Quartet: Let’s Go 8. To The Movies. Modesto Symphony Orchestra Association, Modesto, CA, March 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Butterfly Lovers. Modesto Symphony Orchestra, 9. Modesto, CA, February 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Solo Recital. College of the Sequoias, Visalia, CA, 10. February 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Lasting Impressions. Modesto Symphony 11. Orchestra, Modesto, CA, January 2009. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Holiday Candlelight Concert. Modesto Symphony 12. Orchestra, Modesto, CA, December 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Holiday Pops! Modesto Symphony Orchestra, 13. Modesto, CA, December 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. It’s A Wonderful Christmas. Calvary Temple 14. Church, Modesto, CA, December 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Shooting Daggers. Modesto Symphony Orchestra, 15. Modesto, CA, November 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Quartet for the End of Time. CSU Stanislaus, 16. Turlock, CA, November 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Quartet for the End of Time. Haggin Museum, 17. Stockton, CA, November 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Modesto Symphony Benefit, String Quartet. Modesto 18. Symphony Orchestra Association, Modesto, CA, November 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Stanislaus Chorus. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 19. October 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Body & Soul. Modesto Symphony Orchestra, 20. Modesto, CA, September 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Picnic at the Pops. Modesto Symphony Orchestra, 21. Modesto, CA, September 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Modesto Symphony Orchestra, Modesto, CA, 22. September 2008. Davies, Daniel. Music. Performance. Modesto Symphony Orchestra, Modesto, CA, June 23. 2008. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Exhibit. 3rd Annual California Centered: Printmaking: Featured 24. Annual Honorees Solo Print Show. Merced Multicultural Center, Merced, CA, March‐May 2009. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Exhibit. Lust for Machines. Santa Ana College Main Art Gallery, 25. Santa Ana, CA, February‐March 2009. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Exhibit. 2332. Huntington Beach Art Center, Huntington Beach, 26. CA, October‐December 2008. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Exhibit. Benefit Art Auction. Huntington Beach Art Center, 27. Huntington Beach, CA, June 2008.

Everett, Clay. Theatre. Exhibit/Performance. Child’s Play. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 28. March 2009. Everett, Clay. Theatre. Exhibit/Performance. A Christmas Carol. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, 29. CA, December 2008. Everett, Clay. Theatre. Exhibit/Performance. Crimes of the Heart. CSU Stanislaus, 30. Turlock, CA, October 2008. Everett, Clay. Theatre. Exhibit/Performance. Jurassic Journey. Stanislaus County Fair, 31. Turlock, CA, July 2008. 32. Everett, Clay. Theatre. Exhibit/Performance. Speed the Plow. Turlock, CA, July 2008. Gomula, Jessica. Art. Exhibit. Semantic Frottage. Modesto Art Museum/Mistlin Gallery, 33. Modesto, CA, March 2009. Gomula, Jessica. Art. Exhibit. PAM – Perpetual Art Machine. Utsikten Art Centre, 34. Norway, November 2008. Gomula, Jessica. Art. Exhibit. FONLAD: Festival of Digital Art. Madeira’s International 35. Art Biennale, House of Culture, Santa Cruz and Madeira, Portugal, October 2008. Gomula, Jessica. Art. Exhibit. 4X60 National Tour. Double Vision Performance Group, 36. 17 performance venues in 11 major US cities, September 2008. Gomula, Jessica. Art. Exhibit. Life’s Trantric Love Triangles. 21 Grand Gallery, Oakland, 37. CA, July 2008. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Chancel Choir. 38. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Turlock, CA, September 2008‐June 2009. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. 24th Annual New Music Festival. CSU Stanislaus, 39. Turlock, CA, May 2009. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. CSU Stanislaus Symphony Orchestra Concert. 40. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Lost Voices. Stanislaus Symphony Orchestra, 41. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Stagiile Vietii. CSU Sacramento Symphony 42. Orchestra, Sacramento, CA, May 2009. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Celestial Dreamscape. John Donald Robb 43. Composers Symposium, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque NM, April 2009. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Celestial Dreamscape. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, 44. CA, March 2009. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Images and Visions: Three Songs for Soprano and 45. Orchestra and The Vision of St. Joan. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, March 2009. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Three Songs for Soprano and Orchestra. John 46. Donald Robb 38th Annual Composers Symposium, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, March 2009. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. CSU Stanislaus Symphony Orchestra Concert. 47. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, December 2008. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Messiah. Turlock Community Theatre, Turlock, 48. CA, December 2008.

Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Collage. New Music Ensemble, 2008 Society of 49. Composers, Inc. Region VIII Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, November 2008. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. CSU Stanislaus Symphony Orchestra Concert. 50. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October 2008. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. Night Cycle. New Music Ensemble, 2008 51. Society of Composers, Inc. Region VIII Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October 2008. Kavasch, Deborah. Music. Performance. O Lonely Watcher of the Skies. 2008 Society of 52. Composers, Inc. Region VIII Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October 2008. 53. Mercier, Caroline. Theatre. Exhibit. Alchemy of Art. LarkGallery Online, Summer 2008. Mercier, Caroline. Theatre. Exhibit. Sensations Soyeuses. Gallerie Talmart, Paris, France, 54. Summer 2008. 55. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Galleto Ristorante, Modesto, CA, May 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Franco Brothers. Club Montaros, Berkeley, CA, 56. May 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Choir Organist. Good Shepherd Lutheran 57. Church, Turlock, CA, March‐April 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Jazz Vespers. First United Methodist Church, 58. Modesto, CA, November 2008/January‐April 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Sapo Guapo. Winters Opera House, Winters, CA, 59. March 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Timbalaya. Galleto Ristorante, Modesto, CA, 60. March 2009. 61. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Club Montaros, Berkeley, CA, February 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Fil Lorenz Big Band. Lake Merrit Dance Center, 62. Oakland, CA, February 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Las Cruces New Mexico Symphony with Steve 63. Lippia. New Mexico Symphony. Las Cruces, NM, January 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Sunday Evening Jazz Concert Series. Red Lion Inn, 64. Sacramento, CA, January 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Timbalaya. Doubletree, Modesto, CA, December 65. 2008. 66. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Timbalaro. Turlock, CA, December 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Faculty Recital. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 67. November 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Festival Cuatro Cuerdas. Caracas, Venezuela, 68. November 2008. 69. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Doubletree Hotel, Modesto, CA, October 2008. 70. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Gillette Jazz Festival, Gillette, WY, August 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Dnote with Conjunto Colores. Arvada, CO, August 71. 2008.

72. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Conjunto Colores. Gypsum, CO, August 2008. 73. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Gillette Jazz Festival, Gillette, WY, August 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Lola with The Andy Nevala Quartet. Denver, CO, 74. July/August 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Nelson Rangell. Jazz at Jack’s, Denver, CO, 75. August 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Nelson Rangell. Jazz at Jack’s, Loveland, CO, July 76. 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Alto with The Andy Nevala Quartet. Denver, CO, 77. July 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. The Andy Nevala Quartet. Cherry Creek Arts 78. Gala, Cherry Creek, CO, July 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. The Andy Nevala Quartet. St. Julian Hotel, 79. Boulder, CO, July 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Conjunto Colores. Albuquerque Outdoor Concert 80. Series, Albuquerque, NM, July 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Conjunto Colores. Bohemian Music Festival, Fort 81. Collins, CO, July 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Conjunto Colores. Fort Collins Jazz Festival, 82. Loveland, CO, July 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Conjunto Colores. Lakewood Music Festival, 83. Lakewood, CO, July 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Conjunto Colores. Loveland Music Festival, 84. Loveland, CO, July 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. Dazzle with The Andy Nevala Big Band. Denver, 85. CO, July 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Performance. La Candela. Columbia Park, Denver, CO, July 86. 2008. O’Donnell, Patricia. Theatre. Performance. The Vagina Monologues. CSU Stanislaus, 87. Turlock, CA, March 2009. O’Donnell, Jerome. Theatre. Performance. Crimes of the Heart. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, 88. CA, October 2008. 89. Olivant, David. Art. Exhibit. Cadenza. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, September 2008. 90. Mayer, John. Theatre. Performance. Galileo. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Mayer, John. Theatre. Performance. Child’s Play. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, March 91. 2009. Mayer, John. Theatre. Performance. It’s a Wonderful Life: The Radio Play. Playhouse 92. Merced, Merced, CA, December 2008. Mayer, John. Theatre. Performance. Into the Wild. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October 93. 2008.

Senior, Gordon. Art. Exhibit. Butterfly World. Modesto Junior College Art Gallery, 94. Modesto, CA, February‐March 2009. Senior, Gordon. Art. Exhibit. Newcastle Group 1984 – 2009. University Gallery, 95. Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK, January‐February 2009. Senior, Gordon. Art. Exhibit. Salthouse Sculpture Trail. North Norfolk Exhibition Project, 96. Salthouse, Norfolk, UK, July‐August 2008. Senior, Gordon. Art. Exhibit. Summer. Jill Bishop Contemporary Art, Halesworth, 97. Suffolk, UK, July‐August 2008. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Chamber music recitals with Susan Doering, violin, 98. Dieter Wulfhorst, cello. Berger Hall, Santa Rosa, CA, June 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Collaborative recital with Dan Davies, cello. CSU 99. Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Chamber music recitals with Susan Doering, violin, 100. Dieter Wulfhorst, cello. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, January 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Chamber music recitals with Susan Doering, violin, 101. Dieter Wulfhorst, cello. First Congregational Church, Fresno, CA, January 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Chamber music recitals with Susan Doering, violin, 102. Dieter Wulfhorst, cello. Manteca Kindred Arts, St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, Manteca, CA, January 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Solo Recital. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 103. October 2008. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Solo Recital. Society of St. John Monastery, 104. Jacobs Falls, MI, October 2008. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Distinguished Scholar Series Collaborative recital 105. with Joseph Wiggett, baritone. University of Maine, Orono, ME, September 2008. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Collaborative recital with Jenni Samuelson, soprano. 106. Cinnabar Theatre, Petaluma, CA, August 2008. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Performance. Oakmont Concert Series: Collaborative recital with 107. Jenni Samuelson, soprano, and Joseph Wiggett, baritone. Berger Hall, Santa Rosa, CA, June 2009. Weddle, John. Music. Performance. H.M.S. Pinafore. Townsend Opera Players, 108. Modesto, CA, March‐April 2009. Weddle, John. Music. Performance. Merced Symphony Orchestra. UC Merced, Merced, 109. CA, November 2008. Weddle, John. Music. Performance. Faculty Recital. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 110. October 2008. 111. Weddle, John. Music. Performance. Sunriver Music Festival. Sunriver, OR, August 2008. Werness, Hope. Art. Exhibit. Yosemite Renaissance XXIV. Traveling exhibition, February 112. 2009‐January 2010. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Performance. Dona Nobis Pacem. Camerata California and the 113. Camellia Symphony, St. John’s Lutheran Church, Sacramento, CA, May 2009.

Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Performance. Serenades on Sunday. Temple Beth Shalom, 114. Modesto, CA, February 2009. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Performance. The Magic Flute. Townsend Opera Players, Gallo 115. Center for the Arts, Modesto, CA, January 2009. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Performance. I Pagliacci. Townsend Opera Players, Gallo 116. Center for the Arts, Modesto, CA, November 2008. 117. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Performance. Sonora Bach Festival, Sonora, CA, October 2008. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Presentation. Distinguished Scholar Series Solo Vocal Recital and 118. Master Class. University of Maine, Orono, ME, September 2008. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Presentation. Master Class and individual instruction. Shasta 119. College, Redding, CA, September 2008.

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 4

Everett, Clay. Theatre. Consultant. YES Company. Stanislaus County Office of 1. Education, Modesto, CA. 2. Gomula, Jessica. Art. Consultant. Stanislaus Union School District. Modesto, CA. O’Donnell, Jerome. Theatre. Consultant. YES Company. Stanislaus County Office of 3. Education, Modesto, CA. 4. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Consultant. Galletto Ristorante, Modesto, CA.

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 1

Mayer, John. Theatre. Conference Performance Reviewer. The Piano Lesson, Kennedy 1. Center American College Theatre Festival. Fullerton, CA.

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 0

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 8

Gomula, Jessica. Art. “Portrait of an Artist: Jessica Gomula ‐ Interactive Installations 1. and Performances.” In The Modesto Bee. August 2008. Thomas, Stephen. Music. “Review: Modesto Symphony soars with Beethoven’s Ninth.” 2. In The Modesto Bee. May 2009 Thomas, Stephen. Music. “Composer’s newest joins Ravel and Brahams.” In The 3. Modesto Bee. April 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. “Opera Review: Musical’s singers, set are shipshape.” In The 4. Modesto Bee. March 2009 Thomas, Stephen. Music. “Review: Violinist, Modesto Symphony score with ‘Butterfly 5. Lovers.’” In The Modesto Bee. February 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. “Stephen Thomas: A masterful performance of ‘Concierto de 6. Aranjuez.’” In The Modesto Bee. January 2009. 7. Thomas, Stephen. Music. “Review: Modesto Symphony, ballet hit their marks with

‘Daggers.’” In The Modesto Bee. November 2008. Thomas, Stephen. Music. “Review: Modesto Symphony explores Ravel, Saint‐Saens.” 8. In The Modesto Bee. September 2008.

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 0

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 6

Broadwater, Eric. Theatre. Program Assessment Coordinator for Department of 1. Theatre. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. O’Donnell, Jerome. Theatre. Program Assessment Coordinator for Department of 2. Theatre. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Piano Performance degree revision, including new course 3. development, for Department of Music. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Townsend Opera Players partnership with the Department of 4. Music. Townsend Opera Players. Modesto, CA. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Artist’s Apprentice program. Townsend Opera Players. 5. Modesto, CA. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. Rising Stars of Stanislaus, Serenades on Sunday Concert Series. 6. McHenry Museum. Modesto, CA.

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 26

DeCocker, Dean. Art. Gallery Exhibition and Curatorial Activity. Art in Action. CSU 1. Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, February‐March 2009. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Gallery Exhibition and Curatorial Activity. Coleen Sterritt. CSU 2. Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, March‐April 2009. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Gallery Exhibition and Curatorial Activity. David Olivant – 3. Cadenza. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, September‐October 2008. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Gallery Exhibition and Curatorial Activity. Graham Stewart. CSU 4. Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, February‐March 2009. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Gallery Exhibition and Curatorial Activity. Great Escape ‐ BFA/BA 5. Graduating Students Art Show. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, May 2009. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Gallery Exhibition and Curatorial Activity. Sondra Schwetman. 6. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, November 2008‐January 2009. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Gallery Exhibition and Curatorial Activity. Thomas Morphis. CSU 7. Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October‐November 2008. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Gallery Exhibition and Curatorial Activity. Todd Brainard. CSU 8. Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, March‐April 2009. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Gallery Exhibition and Curatorial Activity. Turlock Regional High 9. School Art Show. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009.

10. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Research Sabbatical. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. 11. DeCocker, Dean. Art. Finalist. City of Reno Public Art Commission. Reno, NV. Mercier, Caroline. Theatre. Make‐up and Hair Design. Twelfth Night Actor’s Academy. 12. 2008. O’Donnell, Patricia. Theatre. Voice Over Narration. Campus Master Plan Update 2009. 13. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, November 2008. Olivant, David. Art. Exhibition Catalog Essay. Gordon Senior: Tools of Unknown Use. First 14. Street Gallery, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA. Senior, Gordon. Art. Lecture. Graphics Art Advisory Board, Fresno Museum, Fresno, 15. CA. Senior, Gordon. Art. Published Exhibition Catalog. Gordon Senior: Tools of Unknown Use 16. First Street Gallery, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA, ISBN: 0‐9802410‐0‐6. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Adjudicator. Central California Bach Festival 2009. Fresno 17. Branch Festival, Fresno State University, Fresno, CA, February 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Adjudicator. U.S. Open Piano Competition. Oakland, CA, 18. February 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Co‐coordinator. Inter‐American Piano Festival. CSU Stanislaus, 19. Turlock, CA, January 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Organizer. 12th Annual Sylvia M. Ghiglieri Piano Competition. 20. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Organizer. Inge Rosar Concert and Master Class. CSU 21. Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, February 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Organizer. Jeffrey Jacob Concert. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 22. March 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Organizer. Oni Buchanan Concert. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, 23. CA, March 2009. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Organizer. William Chapman Nyaho Concert and Master Class. 24. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October 2008. Werness, Hope. Art. Program for the American Association of University Women, 25. Turlock, CA, April 2009. 26. Werness, Hope. Art. Program for Back Fence Club, Santa Barbara, CA, November 2008.

25. Recognitions and Awards: University ‐ 1 O’Donnell, Jerome. Theatre. Outstanding Professor Award. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, 1. CA.

Civic or Service Organization ‐ 5 1. Broadwater, Eric. Theatre. Commissioner. Turlock City Arts Commission. Turlock, CA. Mayer, John. Theatre. Executive Board Member. California Collegiate Athletic 2. Association. Walnut Creek, CA.

3. Mayer, John. Theatre. Executive Board Member. Playhouse Merced. Merced, CA. O’Donnell, Patricia. Theatre. Advisory Committee. Carnegie Arts Center Foundation. 4. Turlock, CA. 5. O’Donnell, Patricia. Theatre. President. Carnegie Arts Center Foundation. Turlock, CA.

Disciplinary ‐ 1 Mayer, John. Theatre. Excellence in Education Award. Kennedy Center American 1. College Theatre Festival. Fullerton, CA.

Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 0

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 17

1. Broadwater, Eric. Theatre. Speed the Plow scene design; CSU Stanislaus, May 2009. Everett, Clay. Theatre. Creation and Implementation of Light, Design, Dance 2. Production‐Main Stage Performances; CSU Stanislaus, May 2009. O’Donnell, Jerome. Theatre. Crimes of the Heart Character Development and Execution; 3. CSU Stanislaus, September 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Spring Presentation; CSU Stanislaus Jazz Ensemble Concert, 4. CSU Stanislaus, May 2009. 5. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Jazz Combos Concert presentation; CSU Stanislaus, May 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. CSU Stanislaus Jazz Ensemble and Combos Concert; CSU 6. Stanislaus, March 2009. Nevala, Andrew. Music. CSU Stanislaus Jazz Festival Concert; CSU Stanislaus, 7. February 2009. 8. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Jazz Combos Concert; CSU Stanislaus, December 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. CSU Stanislaus Jazz Ensemble Concert; CSU Stanislaus, 9. December 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Fall Presentation Jazz Combos Concert; CSU Stanislaus, 10. November 2008. Nevala, Andrew. Music. Fall Presentation. CSU Stanislaus Jazz Ensemble and Jazz 11. Combos Concert; CSU Stanislaus, October 2008. 12. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Senior Recital, Bethany Wyant; CSU Stanislaus, May 2009. 13. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Junior Recital, Joseph Silmaro; CSU Stanislaus, April 2009. 14. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Junior Recital, Shiloh Beardsley; CSU Stanislaus, April 2009. 15. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Junior Recital, Erin Richardson; CSU Stanislaus, April 2009. 16. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Senior Recital, Susane Reis; CSU Stanislaus, March 2009. 17. Thomas, Stephen. Music. Junior Recital, Andrew Hall; CSU Stanislaus, November 2009.

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 5

1. Broadwater, Eric. Theatre. 1 student. Scene design in Crimes of the Heart. O’Donnell, Jerome. Theatre. Multiple students. Dramaturgy of student actors in Crimes 2. of the Heart. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. 6 students. Junior Voice Recitals and Senior Voice Recitals seminal 3. events in preparation toward degrees. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. 4 students. Prepared voice students accepted into the 4. prestigious Vocal Arts Symposium at Colorado College. Wiggett, Joseph. Music. 140 students. Prepared voice students for competition in the 5. CSU Stanislaus Solo Voice Area National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) competition.

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 2

East, Nancy. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Musical theatre and dance performance: a 1. comparison of production responsibilities.” Fall 2008. Advised by John Mayer. Morriston, Joshua Michael. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Theatrical production of 2. Waiting for Lefty.” Spring 2009. Advised by Jerome OʹDonnell.

29. CSU Student Research Competition (campus and State‐wide) ‐ 0

California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Summary Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Business Administration Number of Faculty 43 Number of Faculty Responses 27 (63 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 0

2. Book Chapters ‐ 4

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 26

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 1

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 6

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 0

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 1

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 41

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 12

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 13

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 0

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 1

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 0

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 14

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 2

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 0

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 54

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 1

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 9

25. Recognitions and Awards:

University ‐ 4 Disciplinary ‐ 0 Civic or Service Organization ‐ 0 Scholarly Prizes and Honors – 5

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 1

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity – 1

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 1

29. CSU Student Research Competition (Campus and State‐wide) ‐ 0 California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Detailed Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Business Administration Number of Faculty 43 Number of Faculty Responses 27 (63 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 0

2. Book Chapters ‐ 4

Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Informing Systems for 1. Operations: A Teleological View.” In Foundations of Informing Science, 1999‐2008 ed., edited by E. Cohen and G. Gill. Santa Rosa, CA: Informing Science Institute, 2009. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Informing for Operations: The 2. First Principia.” In Foundations of Informing Science, 1999‐2008 ed., edited by E. Cohen and G. Gill. Santa Rosa, CA: Informing Science Institute, 2009. Harris, Randall. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Toll Brothers.” In Strategic 3. Management: Concepts and Cases, 12th ed., edited by F. David. New York: Prentice Hall, 2009. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Page, Jr., R, and 4. McCarthy, M. “The On‐line MBA: A Competing Values Matrix.” In Business Research Yearbook, 16 ed. Beltsville, MD: International Graphics, 2009.

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 26

Brown, Randall. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Pillars of Management 1. Wisdom.” Journal of the Academy of Business Education (2009). Refereed. Campbell, Annhenrie. Accounting and Finance. Lindsay, D. and Tan, K. ʺWhat is 2. Taught by Management Accounting Educators? ‐ An Examination of Their Course Syllabi.ʺ Journal of the Academy of Business Education (2009): 96‐107. Refereed. Campbell, Annhenrie. Accounting and Finance. Lindsay, D. and Tan, K. ʺThe Impact of 3. Merit Pay on Teaching Outcomes.ʺ Research in Higher Education Journal (2009): 1‐9. Refereed. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Informing for Operations: The 4. First Principia.” Issues in Informing Science and Information Technology, no. 5 (2008): 679‐704. Refereed. Harris, Randall. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Lawrence, A. and Baack, S. 5. “Unauthorized Disclosure: Hewlett‐Packard’s Secret Surveillance of Directors and Journalists.” Case Research Journal, no. 28.1 (2008): 13‐28. Refereed. Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Petrosky, 6. A. and Page, R. “Fine‐Tuning Useful E‐Commerce Practices.” Journal of Technology Research, Winter ed. (2008). Refereed. Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Petrosky, 7. A. and Page, R. “Speaking in Tongues: Professional Constraints on Personal Voice.” Western Journal of Human Resource Management, Summer ed. (2008): 30‐37. Refereed. Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Petrosky, 8. A. and Page, R. “The Business of Lying.” Journal of Leadership, Accountability and Ethics, Winter ed. (2009). Refereed. Li, Pengtao. Computer Information Systems. Wu, J., and Rao, S. “Why They Enjoy 9. Virtual Game Worlds? An Empirical Investigation.” Journal of Electronic Commerce Research, no. 9.3 (2009): 219‐230. Refereed. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “The Duality of Crony 10. Corruption in Economic Transition: Toward an Integrated Framework.” Journal of Business Ethics, no. 85.1 (2009): 41‐55. Refereed. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Toward a Geocentric 11. Framework of Trust: An Application to Organizational Trust.” Management and Organization Review, no. 4.3 (2008): 413‐439. Referred. Lindsay, David. Accounting and Finance. “The Impact of Merit Pay on Teaching 12. Outcomes.” Research in Higher Education Journal, Vol. 2 (2009): 1‐9. Refereed. Lindsay, David. Accounting and Finance. “What is taught by management accounting 13. educators – An examination of their course syllabi?” Journal of the Academy of Business Education, Vol. 10 (2009): 96‐107. Refereed. McGhee, Thomas. Accounting and Finance. Crain, T. “The Greening of America and 14. Its Cost to States.” State Tax Notes, Vol. 50, no. 6 (2008): 367‐373. Refereed. Petrosky, Alfred. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Hernandez, 15. E. and Page, R. “Fine‐Tuning Useful E‐Commerce Practices.” Journal of Technology Research, Winter ed. (2008). Refereed. Petrosky, Alfred. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Hernandez, 16. E. and Page, R. “Speaking in Tongues: Professional Constraints on Personal Voice.” Western Journal of Human Resource Management, Summer ed. (2008): 30‐37. Refereed. Petrosky, Alfred. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Hernandez, 17. E. and Page, R. “The Business of Lying.” Journal of Leadership, Accountability and Ethics, Winter ed. (2009). Refereed. Tan, Kim. Accounting and Finance. “The effect of fraud triangle factors on students’ 18. cheating behavior.” Advances in Accounting Education. Vol. 9 (2008): 205‐220. Refereed. Tan, Kim. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A. “The Impact of Merit Pay on 19. Teaching Outcomes.” Research in Higher Education Journal, Vol. 2 (2009): 1‐9. Refereed. Tan, Kim. Accounting and Finance. “What is taught by management accounting 20. educators? – An examination of their course syllabi.” Journal of the Academy of Business Education, Vol. 10, Spring (2009): 96‐107. Refereed. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Hernandez, E., Petrosky, A. and Page, R. “The Business of Lying.” Journal of Leadership, Accountability and 21. Ethics, Winter ed. (2009). Refereed.

Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Hernandez, E., Petrosky, 22. A. and Page, R. ʺFine‐Tuning Useful E‐Commerce Practices.” Journal of Technology Research, Winter Ed.(2008). Refereed. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Hernandez, E., Petrosky, A., Page, R. and Jack, C. “ ‘Arroz con Pollo’: DVD Performance of a Play to Demonstrate 23. Contemporary Human Resource Issues.” Western Journal of Human Resource Management, Fall (2008). Refereed. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Hernandez, E., Petrosky, 24. A. and Page, R. “Speaking in Tongues: Professional Constraints on Personal Voice.” Western Journal of Human Resource Management, Summer ed. (2008): 30‐37. Refereed. Zong, Sijing. Accounting and Finance. Aggarwal, R., Petrovic, V. and Ryans, J. “Outstanding International Business Research: Nature of the Best International Business 25. Researches.” Multinational Business Review, Vol. 16, no.1, Winter (2008): 1‐19. Refereed. Zong, Sijing. Accounting and Finance. Aggarwal, R. “Behavioral Biases in Forward 26. Rates as Forecasts of Future Exchange Rates: Evidence of Systematic Pessimism and Under‐Reaction.” Multinational Finance Journal, Vol. 12 (2008): 241–277. Refereed.

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 1

Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Regular Editor. Informing 1. Science: The International Journal of an Emerging Discipline.

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 6

Aly, Nael. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Senior Editor. The Journal of 1. Management & Engineering Integration, 2008‐ present. Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Editorial Board Member. 2. Open Ethics Journal. Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Board of Trustees Member. 3. Annual International Conference on Advances in Management. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Regular Member. 4. International Journal of Doctoral Studies. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Regular Member. International 5. Journal of Information Quality. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Regular Member. Informing 6. Science + Information Technology Education.

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private or corporate) ‐ 0

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 1

Tan, Kim B. Accounting and Finance. “Book review: A guide to qualitative field 1. research.” Elsevier Inc., 2008. In Social Science Journal (December 2008): 703‐705.

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 41

Aly, Nael. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Elshennawy, A. “Accreditation of 1. Engineering and Business Programs.” Paper at 9th International Conference on Production Engineering, Design and Control, Alexandria, Egypt, February 2009. Campbell, Annhenrie. Accounting and Finance. Lindsay, D. and Tan, K. “VeraCity, a Governmental/Not‐for‐profit Practicum.” Research at the Effective Learning Strategies 2. Forum at the Annual American Accounting Association Conference, San Francisco, CA, August 2008. Campbell, Annhenrie. Accounting and Finance. Lindsay, D. and Tan, K. “Candidate Performance on the New Business Environment and Concepts Section of the CPA 3. Exam.” Research at the Clute Institute for Academic Research Business Conference, Oahu, HI, January 2009. Campbell, Annhenrie. Accounting and Finance. Lindsay, D. and Tan, K. “Determinants on Early Adoption of GASB 45 by Cities – A Proposal.” Research at 16th Annual 4. Meeting of the American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, Las Vegas, NV, February 2009. Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Social Intelligence: The 5. Essence of Relationship Management.” Paper presented at the 15th Annual International Conference on Advances in Management, Boston, MA, July 2008. Chronis, Athinodoros. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Negotiating 6. Gettysburg: Place‐Myths as Political Acts.” Research at Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 2009. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Information Quality Requirements Classed and Ordered as Operation Factors.” Research at 13th 7. International Conference on Information Quality—ICIQ‐08 (MIT IQ Conference), Cambridge, MA, November 2008. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Information Quality Surveys 8. Viewed from the Operations Perspective.” Research at 13th International Conference on Information Quality—ICIQ‐08 (MIT IQ Conference), Cambridge, MA, November 2008. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Informing for Operations: The 9. First Principia.” Research at Informing Science + Information Technology Education Joint Conference InSite‐2008, Varna, Bulgaria, June 2008. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Quality of Information and Informing for Operations: Misconceptions in MIS and IQ Research.” Research at the 10. CSU Stanislaus Outstanding Professor in Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities Award AY 2007/2008 Presentation, Faculty Development Center, Turlock, CA, December 2008.

Harris, Randall. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Sarbanes‐Oxley and the Independent Director: Smoke and Mirrors?” Research at the 2009 Annual Meeting of 11. the Conference on Industry, Engineering and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Petrosky, A. and Page, R. “Lying Behavior – Parts I & II.” Research at the International 12. Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Petrosky, A. and Page, R. “A Manufactory of Echoes: A Marketing Mix Inventory of Online 13. Higher‐Education Issues.” Research at the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Petrosky, A. and Page, R. “Human Resource Education through Theatre: A Case Study of the 14. New Production of a Play to Address Contemporary Human Resource Issues.” Research at the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Atland, J., Goralski, M. and Page, R. “THE GLOBAL MBA: Strategic Options for Going International.” Research 15. at the 2009 Academic Research Conference, MBA Symposium: Faculty‐Guided Student Evaluation of Graduate Business Programs, April 2009. Kotrozo, Jarrett. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “An Empirical Analysis of 16. Absorptive Capacity with respect to Diversification Performance.” Paper at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, August 2009. Kotrozo, Jarrett. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Marsh, J., Kotrozo, J. and Walls, J. “An Illustration of Inductive Set‐Theoretic Research in the Context of 17. Corporate Governance.” Paper at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, August 2009. Li, Pengtao. Computer Information Systems. Li, X. “A Unified Model of Supply Chain 18. Agility: The Work‐Design Perspective.” Research at 2008 National Decision Science Institute (DSI) Meeting; Baltimore, MD, November 2008. Li, Pengtao. Computer Information Systems. Wu, J. “An In‐Depth Analysis of Factors 19. Critical to the Success of Knowledge Management Strategy.” Research at the 2009 ISOneWorld Conference, Las Vegas, NV, April 2009. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Knowledge Acquisition via Offshoring Alliances: The Perspective of Local Suppliers to Learn from Foreign Buyers.” 20. Research at the Proceedings of the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Academy of International Business, Milan, Italy, June 2008. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “The Dualities of Diversity‐in‐ Unity and Conflict‐in‐Harmony: To Open the Black‐Box of Team Design toward a 21. Duality Theory.” Research at the Proceedings of the 3rd Meeting of the International Association for Chinese Management Research, Guangzhou, China, June 2008. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “The Duality of Know‐who 22. and Know‐how.” Research at the Proceedings of the 3rd Meeting of the International

Association for Chinese Management Research, Guangzhou, China, June 2008. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Toward a Duality Theory of Learning Trajectory for MNE: Transaction Value Approach to Cross‐Border Alliance 23. Learning.” Research at the Proceedings of the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Academy of International Business, Milan, Italy, June 2008. Lindsay, David. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A. and Tan, K.“Candidate Performance on the New Business Environment and Concepts Section of the CPA 24. Exam.” Research at the Clute Institute for Academic Research Business Conference, Oahu, HI, January 2009. Lindsay, David. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A. and Tan, K. “Determinants on Early Adoption of GASB 45 by Cities – A Proposal.” Research at the 16th Annual 25. Conference of ASBBS (American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences), Las Vegas, NV, February 2009. Lindsay, David. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A. and Tan, K. “VeraCity, a Governmental/Not‐for‐profit Practicum.” Research at the Effective Learning Strategies 26. Forum at the Annual American Accounting Association Conference, San Francisco, CA, August 2008. McGhee, Thomas. Accounting and Finance. “IP Management in Response to U.S. Tax 27. Competitiveness.” Research at the 15th Annual S.D. International Business Conference, Rapid City, SD, October 2008. Petrosky, Alfred. Management, Operations, and Marketing. McCarthy, M., Williams, K., Hernandez, E. and Page, R. “THE ONLINE MBA: From Virtuals to Hybrids.” 28. Research at the 2009 Academic Research Conference, MBA Symposium: Faculty‐Guided Student Evaluation of Graduate Business Programs, April 2009. Petrosky, Alfred. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Hernandez, 29. E. and Page, R. “Lying Behavior – Parts I & II.” Research at the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Petrosky, Alfred. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Hernandez, E. and Page, R. “A Manufactory of Echoes: A Marketing Mix Inventory of Online 30. Higher‐Education Issues.” Research at the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Petrosky, Alfred. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Williams, K., Hernandez, E. and Page, R. “Human Resource Education through Theatre: A Case Study of the New 31. Production of a Play to Address Contemporary Human Resource Issues.” Research at the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Tan, Kim. Accounting and Finance. “A structured approach for teaching auditing 32. according to Bonner’s conceptual framework.” Research at the Annual American Accounting Association Conference, San Francisco, CA, August 2008. Tan, Kim. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A. and Lindsay, D. “Candidate Performance on the New Business Environment and Concepts Section of the CPA 33. Exam.” Research at the Academic Research Business Conference, Oahu, HI, January 2009.

Tan, Kim. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A. and Lindsay, D. “Determinants on Early Adoption of GASB 45 by Cities – A Proposal.” Research at the 16th Annual 34. Conference of ASBBS (American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences), Las Vegas, NV, February 2009. Tan, Kim. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A. and Lindsay, D. “VeraCity, a Governmental/Not‐for‐profit Practicum.” Research at the Effective Learning Strategies 35. Forum at the Annual American Accounting Association Conference, San Francisco, CA, August 2008. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Hernandez, E., Jack, C., Page, R. and Petrosky, A. “Human Resource Education through Theatre: A Case Study 36. of the New Production of a Play to Address Contemporary human Resource Issues.” Research at the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Petrosky, A., Hernandez, E. and Page, R. “A Manufactory of Echoes: A Marketing Mix Inventory of Online 37. Higher‐Education Issues.” Research at the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Petrosky, A., Hernandez, 38. E. and Page, R. “Lying Behavior – Part I.” Research at the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Petrosky, A., Hernandez, 39. E. and Page, Jr., R. “Lying Behavior – Part II.” Research at the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Page, Jr., R. and McCarthy, M. “The On‐line MBA: A Competing Values Matrix.” Research at the 40. Annual Conference of International Academy of Business Disciplines, St. Louis, MO, April 2009. Zong, Sijing. Accounting and Finance. Kyaw, N. “The Influence of Geographic Location on the Performance of US‐Based Multinationals: An Empirical Analysis.” 41. Paper at the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Financial Management Association International Dallas, TX, October 2008.

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 12

Aly, Nael. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Co‐Chair. The International 1. Conference on Industry. Engineering and Management Systems (IEMS), Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2008. Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Election Officer. The 15th 2. Annual International Conference on Advances in Management, Boston, MA, July 2008. Chronis, Athinodoros. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Chair. Association of 3. American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 2009. Harris, Randall. Management, Operations and Marketing. Harris Annual Meeting of 4. the North American Case Research Association, Durham, NH, October 2008.

Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Chair. Management 5. and Organizational Behavior Session I, International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March, 2009. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Co‐Chair. Junior Faculty 6. Consortium for the Conference of the International Association of Chinese Management and Research, Guangzhou, China, June 2008. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Co‐Chair. Annual Meeting of 7. the Academy of International Business, San Diego, CA, June 2009. McGhee, Thomas. Accounting and Finance. Moderator. 15th Annual S.D. International 8. Business Conference, Rapid City, SD, October 2008. Petrosky, Alfred. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Chair. International 9. Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Petrosky, Alfred. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Chair. Education and 10. Training Session I, International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Co‐Chair. International 11. Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Chair. International 12. Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March 2009.

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 13

Brown, Randall. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Murti, G. “Activity‐based 1. teaching: A workshop on techniques and practices that enhance student involvement in learning.” In Western Decision Sciences Conference Proceedings, Kauai, HI, April 2009. Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Social Intelligence: The 2. Essence of Relationship Management.” In 15th Annual International Conference on Advances in Management Proceedings, Boston, MA, July 2008. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Information Quality Requirements Classed and Ordered as Operation Factors,” In Proceedings of the 13th 3. International Conference on Information Quality—ICIQ‐08 (MIT IQ Conference), Cambridge, MA, November, 2008. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Information Quality Surveys Viewed from the Operations Perspective.” In Proceedings of the 13th International 4. Conference on Information Quality—ICIQ‐08 (MIT IQ Conference), Cambridge, MA, November 2008. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Information Quality Surveys 5. Seen from Perspective of Operations.” In International Conference on Computing, Engineering, and Information Systems (ICCEIS 2009), Fullerton, CA, April 2009. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. “Informing for Operations: The 6. First Principia.” In Proceedings of InSITE 2008 Conference, Varna, Bulgaria, June 2008.

Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Knowledge Acquisition via Offshoring Alliances: The Perspective of Local Suppliers to Learn from Foreign Buyers.” 7. In Proceedings of the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Academy of International Business, Milan, Italy, June 2008. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “The Duality of Know‐who 8. and Know‐how.” In Proceedings of the 3rd Meeting of the International Association for Chinese Management Research, Guangzhou, China, June 2008. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “The Dualities of Diversity‐in‐ Unity and Conflict‐in‐Harmony: To Open the Black‐Box of Team Design toward a 9. Duality Theory.” In Proceedings of the 3rd Meeting of the International Association for Chinese Management Research, Guangzhou, China, June 2008. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Toward a Duality Theory of Learning Trajectory for MNE: Transaction Value Approach to Cross‐Border Alliance 10. Learning.” In Proceedings of the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Academy of International Business, Milan, Italy, June 2008. McGhee, Thomas. Accounting and Finance. “IP Management in Response to U.S. Tax 11. Competitiveness.” In Proceedings of the 15th Annual S.D. International Business Conference, Rapid City, SD, October 2008. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. McCarthy, M., Carpentier, R. and Page, Jr., R. “The Online MBA: From Virtuals to Hybrids.” In 12. Proceedings of the MBA Symposium: Faculty‐Guided Student Evaluation of Graduate Business Programs, Academic Research Conference, New Haven, CT, Spring 2009. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. With Hernandez, E., Petrosky, A. and Page, R. “Lying Behavior – Parts I & II.” In Extended Abstract in the 13. Proceedings of the International Conference on Industry, Engineering, and Management Systems, Cocoa Beach, FL, March, 2009.

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 0

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 1

Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Presentation. “Trust, Justice 1. and Ethics.” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, September‐October 2008.

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 0

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 14

Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Journal Reviewer. Open 1. Ethics Journal. Chronis, Athinodoros. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Conference Paper 2. Reviewer. Association of Consumer Research. Pittsburgh, PA. Chronis, Athinodoros. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Conference Paper 3. Reviewer. Association of Consumer Research. Pittsburgh, PA.

Chronis, Athinodoros. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Journal Reviewer. 4. Consumption, Markets, and Culture. Newark, NJ. Chronis, Athinodoros. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Journal Reviewer. 5. Annals of Tourism Research. New York, NY. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Conference Paper Reviewer. 6. “Information Quality Surveys Seen from Perspective of Operations.”International Conference on Computing, Engineering, and Information Systems (ICCEIS 2009). Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Conference Paper Reviewer. 7. AMCIS 200: 15th Americas Conference on Information Systems. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Journal Article Reviewer. 8. Foundations of Informing Science. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Conference Paper Reviewer. 9. Informing Science + Information Technology Education Joint Conference InSite‐2009. Macon, GA Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Journal Reviewer. International 10. Journal Of Doctoral Studies. Santa Rosa, CA. Kotrozo, Jarrett. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Journal Reviewer. Journal of 11. Management Studies. Durham, England. Li, Pengtao. Computer Information Systems. Journal Reviewer. International Journal of 12. Electronic Marketing and Retailing. Zong, Sijing. Accounting and Finance. Conference Paper Reviewer. 2008 Annual 13. Meeting of the Financial Management Association International. Dallas, TX. Zong, Sijing. Accounting and Finance. Journal Reviewer. Thunderbird International 14. Business Review. Glendale, AZ.

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 2

Campbell, Annhenrie. Accounting and Finance. Reviewer. Exammatrix CPA Review 1. Software. http://www.exammatrix.com. Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Arroz con Pollo” the 2. play. www.hrmgt.com.

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 0

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 54

Campbell, Annhenrie. Accounting and Finance. Lindsay, D. In Cheng, M. and Yoho, 1. H. “A Study of the Theory and Prediction of the Financial Crisis,” Modernization of the Market Place, Vol. 35 (2008): 1‐2. Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Aydin, I. and Karaman‐ 2. Kepenekci, Y. “Principals’ Opinions of Organizational Justice in Elementary Schools in Turkey,” Journal of Educational Administration, no. 46.4 (2008): 497‐513.

Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Foreman, P., Fitzgibbons, D. and Howard, J. L. “Foxes in the Henhouse? A Research Framework for 3. Examining the Role of Compensation Consultants in the Executive Pay Process,” Proceedings of the Midwest Academy of Management 2008 Annual Conference (October 2008). Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Heath, J. “Business 4. Ethics and Moral Motivation: A Criminological Perspective,” Journal of Business Ethics, no. 83.4 (December 2008): 595‐614. Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Fogarty, T., Magnum, M. 5. L., Markarian, G. and Bohdjalian, S. “Inside Agency: The Rise and Fall of Nortel,” Journal of Business Ethics, no. 84.2 (January 2009): 165‐187. Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Gustavsson, L. and Pettersson, E. Hur Påverkas VD:ns Belöningssystem av Ägandet? – en Studie av Svenska 6. Noterade Bolag. Kristianstad, Sweden: Kristianstad University College/School of Health and Science, 2008. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. In Ruževičius, J. and 7. Gedminaitė, A. “Business Information Quality and its Assessment,” Engineering Economics. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. In Yetim, F. “Critical 8. Examination of Information: A Discursive Approach and its Implementations Informing Science,” International Journal of an Emerging (2008). Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. In Ruževičius,J. and 9. Gedminaitė, A. “Business Information Quality and its Assessment,” Engineering Economics. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. In Lucía Bedoya, O. “La 10. experimentación empresarial dentro del proceso de formación de empresarios,” Olb arturo, lma venegas. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. In Barchard, KA. and Pace, 11. LA. “Meeting the Challenge of High Quality Data Entry: A Free Double‐Entry System,” International Journal of Services and Standards, Vol. 4, no. 4 (2008). Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. In Gill, TG. “The Single Client 12. Resonance Model: Beyond Rigor and Relevance,” Informing Science: International Journal of an Emerging (2008). Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. In Jiang, L., Borgida, A., 13. Mylopoulos, J. “Towards a Compositional Semantic Account of Data Quality Attributes,” Proceedings of the 27th International Conference (2008). Harris, Randall. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Kang, E.. “Investors’ 14. Perceptions of Managerial Opportunism in Corporate Acquisitions: The Moderating Role of Environmental Conditions,” Corporate Governance no. 14.5 (2006): 377‐387. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Tolentino, P.E. “Explaining the Competitiveness of Multinational Companies from Developing 15. Economies: A Critical Review of the Academic Literature,” International Journal of Technology and Globalization, Vol. 4, no. 1 (2008): 23‐38.

Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Guillén, M.F. and García‐ Canal, E. “The American Model of the Multinational Firm and the “New” 16. Multinationals from Emerging Economies,” Academy of Management Perspective, Vol. 23, no. 2 (2009): 23‐35. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Knoke, D. “Playing Well 17. Together: Creating Corporate Social Capital in Strategic Alliance Networks,” American Behavioral Scientist (2009): In Press. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Huang, L.F., Wang, A.C., Wang, T.Y., Huang, M.P. and Cheng, B.S. “Shared Work Values and Team Member 18. Effectiveness: The Mediation of Trustfulness and Trustworthiness,” Human Relations, Vol. 61, no. 12 (2008): 1713‐1742. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Sharma, V.M. “E‐Business‐ Spawned EMCs: An Overlooked Aspect of the Impact of E‐Business Proliferation on 19. EMCs,” International Journal of Electronic Marketing and Retailing, Vol. 2, no. 3 (2009): 268‐283. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Boateng, R., Hinson, R., 20. Heeks, R. and Molla, A. “E‐commerce in Least Developing Countries: Summary Evidence and Implications,” Journal of African Business, Vol. 9, no. 2 (2008): 257‐285. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Peng, M. and Jiang, Y. 21. “Institutions behind Family Ownership and Control in Large Firms,” Journal of Management Studies, (2009): In Press. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Walsh, I.J., Bhatt, M. and 22. Bartunek, J.M. “Organizational Knowledge Creation in the Chinese Context,” Management and Organization Review, (2009): In Press Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Zhang, and Keh, H.T. 23. “Interorganizational Exchanges in China: Organizational Forms and Governance Mechanisms,” Management and Organization Review, Vol. 5, no. 2 (2008): In Press. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Yusuf, S. and Nabeshima, 24. K. “Optimizing Urban Development,” China Urbanizes: Consequences, Strategies, and Policies, (2008): 1‐40. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Ferran, C. and Salim, R. 25. “Fragilidad progmatica: Las tecnologias informaticas mitigan o se adaptan a deficiencies estructurales del subdesarrollo?” Economia, Vol. 33, no. 25 (2008): 13‐45. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Hempel, P.S. and 26. Martinsons, M.G. “Developing international organizational change theory using cases from China,” Human Relations, Vol. 62, no. 4 (2009): 459‐499. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Hsu, W., Chen, H. and 27. Jen, L. “Resource Linkages and Capability Development,” Industrial Marketing Management, Vol. 37, no. 6, (2008): C‐677‐685. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Meyer, S., Schiller, D. and Diez, J.R. “The Janus‐Faced Economy: Hong Kong Firms as Intermediaries between 28. Global Customers and Local Producers in the Electronics Industry,” Journal of Economic and Social Geography, Vol. 100, no. 2 (2009): 224‐235.

Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operation, and Marketing. In Bartol, K.M., Liu, W., X. Zeng, and Wu, K. “Social Exchange and Knowledge Sharing among Knowledge 29. Workers: The Moderating Role of Perceived Job Security,” Management and Organization Review, Vol. 5, no. 2: In Press. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Henze, J. “Die Rolle von Vertrauen in sozialen Beziehungen‐das Beispiel chinesischsprachiger Kulturräume 30. (The Role of Trust in Social Relations: The Case of Chinese Culture),” Vertrauen im interkulturellen Kontext, (2008): 193‐212. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Yeung, H. “Guanxi as the Chinese Norm for Personalized Social Capital: Toward an Integrated Duality 31. Framework of Informal Exchange,” Handbook of Research on Asian Business, London: Edward Elgar Publishing, (2007). Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Lui, L. “Local Government 32. and Big Business in the Peopleʹs Republic of China: Case Study Evidence from Shandong Province,” Asia Pacific Business Review, Vol. 14, no. 4 (2008): 473‐489. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Li, L., Lin, Z.J. and Arya, B. “The Turtle‐Hare Race Story Revisited: Social Capital and Resource Accumulation for 33. Firms from Emerging Economies,” Asia Pacific Journal of Management, Vol. 25, no. 2 (2008): 251‐275. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Zhao, S. and Jiang, C. 34. “Learning by Doing: Emerging Paths of Chinese Management Research,” Management and Organization Review, Vol. 5, no. 1 (2009): 107‐119. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Pai, J.C. and Yeh, C.H. 35. “Factors Affecting the Implementation of Business Strategies: An Empirical Study in Taiwan,” Management Decision, Vol. 46, no. 5 (2008): 681‐ 690. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Bai, Y. and Xi, Y. “A Revisit to Employees’ Trust in Leadership from a Multi‐level Perspective 36. (多层级领导视角下员工对领导信任维度再剖析及量表验证),” Management Review (管理评论 in Chinese), Vol. 20, no. 2 (2008): 33‐39. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Buckley, P.J., Clegg, L.J., Cross, A.R., Voss, H., Rhodes, M. and Zheng, P. “Explaining China’s Outward FDI: An 37. Institutional Pers‐pective,” The Rise of Transnational Corporations from Emerging Markets, London: Edward Elgar (2008). Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Yang, X., Lim, Y., Sakurai, 38. Y. and Seo, S. “Internationalization of Chinese and Korean Firms,” Thunderbird International Business Review, Vol. 51, no. 1 (2009): 37‐51. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Globerman, S. and 39. Shapiro, D. “Economic and Strategic Considerations Surrounding Chinese FDI in the United States,” Asia Pacific Journal of Management, Vol. 26, no. 1 (2009): 163‐183. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Li, Q.H., Wang, F.L. and 40. Li, D.H. “A Literature Review on Group Social Capital (群体社会资本研究评述),”. Economics Review (经济学动态), no. 1 (2008): 113‐117. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Zhao, J., Huang, V.W. and 41. Zhu, Z. “An Empirical Study of E‐Business Implementation Process in China,” IEEE

Transactions on Engineering Management, Vol. 55, no. 1 (2008): 134‐147. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Liu, L. and Tian, Y. “The 42. Internationalization of Chinese Enterprises: The Analysis on the UK Case,” International Journal of Technology and Globalization, Vol. 4, no. 1 (2008): 87‐102. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Redding, G. “Separating 43. Culture from Institutions: The Use of Semantic Spaces as a Conceptual Domain, and the Case of China,” Management and Organization Review, Vol. 4, no. 2 (2008): 257‐289. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Cheng, B.S., Wang, A.C. and Huang, M.P. “The Road More Popular and the Road Less Traveled: An ‘Insider’s’ 44. Perspective of Advancing Chinese Management Research,” Management and Organization Review, Vol. 5, no. 1 (2009): 91‐105. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. “Toward a Geocentric 45. Framework of Trust: An Application to Organizational Trust,” Management and Organization Review, no. 4 (2008): 413‐439. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Tolentino, P.E. “Explaining the Competitiveness of Multinational Companies from Developing 46. Economies: A Critical Review of the Academic Literature,” International Journal of Technology and Globalization, Vol. 4, no. 1 (2008): 23‐38. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Krug, B. and Hendrischke, 47. H. “Framing China: Transformation and Institutional Change through Coevolution,” Management and Organization Review, Vol. 4, no.1 (2008):81‐108. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Bai, Y. and Xi, U. “A Revisit to Employees’ Trust in Leadership from a Multi‐level Perspective 48. (多层级领导视角下员工对领导信任维度再剖析及量表验证),” Management Review (管理评论 in Chinese), Vol. 20, no. 2 (2008): 33‐39. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Fortanier, F. and van Tulder, R. “Internationalization Trajectories‐‐A Cross‐Country Comparison: Are Large 49. Chinese and Indian Companies Different? Industrial and Corporate Change, Vol. 18, no. 2 (2009): 223‐247. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Dougherty, S.M. and 50. McGuckin, R.H. “The Effects of Federalism on Productivity in Chinese Firms,” Management and Organization Review, Vol. 4, no.1 (2008): 39‐61. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Bonaglia, F., Colpan, A.M. and Goldstein, A. “Innovation and Internationalization in the White Goods GVC: The 51. Case of Arcelik,” International Journal of Technological Learning, Innovation and Development, Vol. 1, no. 4 (2008): 520‐535. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Scott‐Kennel, J. and Salmi, A. “The Rise of the Big Emerging Markets of Brazil, Russia, India, and China: 52. Implications for International Business Teaching in the Next Decade,” Journal of Teaching International Business, Vol. 19, no. 2 (2008): 142‐166. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. In Yeung, H.W. and Liu, W. “Globalizing China: The Rise of Mainland Firms in the Global Economy,” Eurasian 53. Geography and Economics, Vol. 49, no. 1 (2008): 57‐86.

Lindsay, David. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A. In Cheng, M. and Y. Hen. “A 54. Study on the Theory and Prediction of the Financial Crisis,” Modernization of the Market Place, Vol. 35 (2008): 1‐3.

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 1

Li, Pengtao. Computer Information Systems. Program Assessment Coordinator (PAC) 1. of Computer Information Systems Department. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 9

Campbell, Annhenrie. Accounting and Finance. Lindsay, D. and Tan, K. 1. Fundamental material for Cost Accounting for use in the Cost Accounting course, ACC3140. Fall 2008, Spring 2009. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. In Caballero, I., Calero, C. 2. and Piattini, M. Mmpro: a methodology based on iso/iec 15939. Draw up data quality measurement processes. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Peculiarities of the business 3. information quality assessment. J ruževičius, a gedminaitė ‐ leidykla.eu. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. In Scalera, M., Convertini, 4. V.N. and Marengo, A. “Re‐Engineering of a Flash Based Application for Mobile Learning.” csited.org. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Žinių vadyba J Ruževičius, A Gedminaitė ‐ leidykla.eu. Straipsnyje analizuojami verslo informacijos 5. kokybės vertinimo ypatumai. Išryškinami svar‐ biausi informacijos kokybės rodikliai – informacijos kokybės vertinimo ir valdymo pagrindas. Gackowski, Zbigniew. Computer Information Systems. Žinių Vadyba J Ruževičius, A Gedminaitė ‐ leidykla.eu Straipsnyje analizuojami verslo informacijos kokybės 6. vertinimo ypatumai. Išryškinami svar‐ biausi informacijos kokybės rodikliai – informacijos kokybės vertinimo ir valdymo pagrindas. Remiantis IBM kompanijos modeliu. Harris, Randall. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Harris Track Chair, 7. Business Policy Track. Annual 2009 Meeting of the North American Case Research Association, Durham, NH. Lindsay, David. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A., Tan, K. Fundamental 8. material for Cost Accounting for use in the Cost Accounting course, ACC3140. Fall 2008, Spring 2009. Tan, Kim B. Accounting and Finance. Campbell, A., Lindsay, D. Fundamental 9. material for Cost Accounting for use in the Cost Accounting course, ACC3140. Fall 2008, Spring 2009.

25. Recognitions and Awards:

University ‐ 4

Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. College of Business 1. Administration (CBA) Outstanding Research Faculty Award. College of Business Administration, CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA Chan, Marjorie. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Dean’s Office 2007‐2008 2. Monetary Journal Publication Award. College of Business Administration, CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. The 2008 Inaugural 3. Outstanding Researcher of the Year 2007‐2008. College of Business Administration, CSU Stanislaus. Williams, Kaylene. Management, Operations, and Marketing. CBA Scholarship 4. Award. College of Business Administration, CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

Disciplinary ‐ 0 Civic or Service Organization – 0

Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 5

Hernandez, Edward. Management, Operations, and Marketing. Pacific‐Western 1. Regional HR Games Championships. Society for Human Resource Management. Alexandria, VA. Li, Pengtao. Computer Information Systems. Member of the Year. 2008‐2009 edition of 2. the Madison Who’s Who Registry of Executives and Professionals. Long Island, NY. Li, Peter Ping. Management, Operations, and Marketing. The Best Reviewer Award 3. 2008. Management and Organization Review. Tan, Kim. Accounting and Finance. College of Business Research Publication Award 4. 2008‐2009. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Tan, Kim. Accounting and Finance. Inducted into Phi Kappa Phi. CSU Stanislaus. 5. Turlock, CA.

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 1

Brown, Randall. Management, Operations, and Marketing. 4 EMBA student projects; 1. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, November 2008.

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 1

Zong, Sijing. Accounting and Finance. 3 students. Advisor EMBA students’ essays: The Impact of Corn‐Based Ethanol on Consumers, by Somchai Thienpothong; How is the 1. Poultry Industry Impacted by the Corn‐Base Ethanol Demand, by Josefina S. Velasquez; Risk Management and Asset Liability Management in Credit Unions, by Jason Chiwala. 28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 1

Garcia‐Martinez, Juan. Business Administration. “Petro‐Go gas station.” Spring 2009. 1. Advised by Randall Brown.

29. CSU Student Research Competition (campus and State‐wide) ‐ 0

California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Summary Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Education Number of Faculty 56 Number of Faculty Responses 24 (43 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 2

2. Book Chapters ‐ 8

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 12

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 3

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 5

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 8

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 0

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 45

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 10

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 12

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 21

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 0

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 2

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 5

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 0

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 3

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 1

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 4

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 18

25. Recognitions and Awards:

University ‐ 0 Disciplinary ‐ 0 Civic or Service Organization ‐ 0 Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 0

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 11

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 5

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 58

29. CSU Student Research Competition (Campus and State‐wide) ‐ 2 California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Detailed Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Education Number of Faculty 56 Number of Faculty Responses 24 (43 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 2

Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Shawkey, J. 4‐5‐6, Teach it So it Sticks: Motivation, 1. Engagement, and Mastery. Costa Mesa, CA: California Reading Association, 2008. Shawkey, Jonnie. Teacher Education. Nuefeld, S. 4‐5‐6 Teach It So It Sticks: Motivation, 2. Engagement, and Mastery. Costa Mesa, CA: California Reading Association, 2008.

2. Book Chapters ‐ 8

Andrews, Donna. Teacher Education. “The Myth of the Magic Filing Cabinet.” In 1. Faculty Voices VII, edited by A. Schulz. Turlock, CA: CSU Stanislaus, 2009.

Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “Getting It Together: Poetry & Shared Reading.” In 7, 2. 8, 9 Poetry, Song, & Rhyme: Listening, Language & Learning, edited by S. Neufeld and J. Shawkey. Costa Mesa, CA: California Reading Association, 2009.

Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “The Teaching Triangle for Mastery Learning: Scaffolding, ZPD, and Essential Literacy Practices.” In 4‐5‐6, Teach it So it Sticks: 3. Motivation, Engagement & Mastery, edited by S. Neufeld and J. Shawkey. Costa Mesa, CA: California Reading Association, 2008.

Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Croteau, J., Bieschke, K., and Manning, J. “Counseling Psychology and Sexual Orientation: History, Selective Trends, and Future 4. Directions.” In Handbook of Counseling Psychology, 4th ed., edited by S. Brown & R. Lent. New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Arseneau, J. “Diverse Women’s Sexualities.” In 5. The Psychology of Women: A Handbook of Issues and Theories, 2nd ed., edited by F. Denmark & M. Paludi. Westport, CT: Praeger Press, 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Bieschke, K., Hardy, J., and Croteau, J. “Intersecting Identities of Gender‐Transgressive Sexual Minorities: Toward a New 6. Paradigm of Affirmative Psychology.” In Biennial Review of Counseling Psychology, edited by W. Walsh. Mahweh, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2008. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. “The Wheels on the Bus: The Value of Field Trips.” 7. In 4‐5‐6, Teach it So it Sticks: Motivation, Engagement, and Mastery,” edited by S. Neufeld and J. Shawkey. Costa Mesa, CA: California Reading Association, 2008. Shawkey, Jonnie. Teacher Education. “Thumbs Up for Active Assessment.” In 4‐5‐6 8. Teach it So it Sticks: Motivation, Engagement, and Mastery, edited by S. Neufeld and J. Shawkey. Costa Mesa, CA: California Reading Association, 2008.

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 12

Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “What’s Teaching Got to Do With It?” Leadership, Vol. 1. 38, no. 5 (May/June 2009): 16‐19. Refereed. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “Caring Closes the Language‐Learning Gap.” Phi 2. Delta Kappan, Vol. 90, no. 9 (May, 2009): 681‐ 685. Refereed. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “From Teacher to Administrator: What Does It Take?” 3. The Principal (May/June 2009): 53‐54. Non‐refereed. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “The Five C’s of Teaching: What I’ve Learned Along 4. the Way.” Instructional Leader, Texas Elementary Principals & Supervisors Association Journal (TEPSA), Vol. 212, no. 5 (September, 2008): 4‐5, 11. Refereed. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “Reading Power in Half an Hour.” Journal of Reading 5. Recovery, Vol. 1 (2008): 72‐75. Refereed. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Ligiero, D., McCauley, M., Moore, J., and 6. Lyytinen, N. “Childhood Sexual Abuse, Culture, and Coping: A Qualitative Study of Latinas.” Psychology of Women Quarterly, no. 33.1 (2009): 67‐80. Refereed Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Moradi, B., Mohr, and J., Worthington. “Counseling Psychology Research on Sexual (Orientation) Minority Issues: Conceptual 7. and Methodological Challenges and Opportunities.” Journal of Counseling Psychology, no. 56.1 (2009): 5‐22. Refereed. Lin, Fan‐Yu. Advanced Studies in Education. ʺDefining Frequency: A Natural Scientific 8. Term.ʺ The Behavior Analyst Today, no. 9 (2008): 125‐129. Referred. Mayer, Mira. Advanced Studies in Education. “Communicating with Someone Who is 9. Grieving: What do I Say.” The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Vol. 4 (2009). Refereed. Mayer, Mira. Advanced Studies in Education. “Bullying: The Role of Educational 10. Professionals.”The International Journal of the Humanities, Vol. 6 (2009). Refereed. Riggs, Jim. Advanced Studies in Education. “Leadership, Change and the Future of 11. Community Colleges.” Academic Leadership, no. 7.1 (on‐line publication). Refereed. Young, Shawna. Kinesiology. “Are Combative Activities Being Taught in California 12. Public High Schools?” CAHPERD Journal, no. 70.4 (2008): 10‐11. Refereed.

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 3

Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Guest Editor. Moradi, B., Mohr, J., and 1. Worthington, R. “Advances in Research with Sexual Minority People.” Journal of Counseling Psychology. Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. Regular Editor. The Journal of the Association of Mexican 2. American Educators. 3. Roe, Christopher. Teacher Education. Regular Editor. CSU Stanislaus Spotlight.

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 5

Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Editorial Board Member. The Counseling 1. Psychologist. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Editorial Board Member. Journal of Lesbian 2. Studies. 3. Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. Review Board Member. Teacher Education Journal. 4. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Editorial Board. Issues in Teacher Education. 5. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Editorial Board. Social Studies Review.

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 8

Boosalis, Chris. Teacher Education. RSCA Grant. Funded by the Provost at CSU 1. Stanislaus (university). Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. Service Learning Grant. “Books for Kids,” funded by 2. CSU Stanislaus (university). Deaner, Heather. Kinesiology. RSCA grant. “Travel to the 2009 California Association 3. for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance State Conference,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. Programmatic Grant. “Robert Noyce Teacher 4. Scholarship Program at California State University, Stanislaus: Teachers from the Valley, for the Valley,” funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. Programmatic Grant. “Career Assistance Migrant 5. Program Proposal,” not funded by US Department of Education (federal). Marcell, Taylor. Kinesiology. Research Grant. “Fall Prevention and Disability Trial,” 6. funded by SCAN Foundation (private). Young, Shawna. Kinesiology. Research Grant. “Examination of Secondary Physical 7. Education Teachers’ Grading Practices,” funded by CAHPERD Foundation for the Promotion of Healthy Lifestyles (private). Young, Shawna. Kinesiology. Research Grant. “California Physical Education Teachers’ Perception of the Importance and Benefits of Static Stretching and Examination of Its 8. Implementation,” funded by CAHPERD Foundation for the Promotion of Healthy Lifestyles (private).

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 0

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 45

Andrews, Donna. Teacher Education. “Professional Learning Communities.” 1. Workshop at International Journal of Arts and Sciences, Las Vegas, NV, March 2009. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “Partnering Up Interactive Writing and Reading in K‐ 2. 3.” Workshop at Asilomar Regional Reading Conference, Monterey, CA, March 2009. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “On Becoming a Teacher.” Workshop at 13th Annual 3. Transition from Student to Teacher Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, March 2009. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “Building Literacy Connections Through Interactive 4. Writing.” Workshop at 5th Annual Area 5 Mini Conference, California Reading Association, Stockton, CA, March 2009. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “Getting Ready for Kindergarten.” Workshop at 5. California Reading Association Conference, Sacramento CA, October 2008. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “Bridging the Gap with Shared Reading.” Workshop 6. for the Stanislaus Reading Council, Modesto, CA, January 2009. Deaner, Heather. Kinesiology. “Unique Aspects of a Consulting Experience: Lessons 7. Learned.” Research at the Association for Applied Sport Psychology Annual Conference, St. Louis, MO, September 2008. Donnelly, Whitney. Teacher Education. “Using Picture Books For More Than Learning 8. to Love Literature.” Workshop at California Reading Association Annual Meeting, Sacramento, CA, October 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Paquin, J. “Empowering Women Scientists: 9. Managers’ Perceptions of Mentoring.” Paper at the American Psychological Association annual meeting, Boston, MA, August 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Risco, C. “Evaluation of a Culturally Inclusive 10. Model of Sexual Minority Identity Formation.” Paper at the American Psychological Association annual meeting, Boston, MA, August 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. “I Shall Wear Purple: Lesbians and Aging.” 11. Paper at the American Psychological Association annual meeting, Boston, MA, August 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. “Queering Careers: Educational and Vocational 12. Issues of Sexual Minorities.” Research at American Educational Research Association annual meeting, San Diego, CA, April 2009. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. Marcell, T. “Teaching Teens About ‘Good Food/Bad 13. Food.’” Workshop at CAHPERD Annual State Conference, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. “Reflecting on Cultural Diversity in the Classroom for 14. Violence Prevention.” Workshop at SWD AAHPERD/Arizona Combined Convention, Phoenix, AZ, January 2009. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. “Using Qualitative Research to Improve Sexual Health 15. Curriculum in a Diverse Population of University Students.” Workshop at the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality Annual Meeting, San Juan, PR, November 2008.

Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. Watt, B.J. “High Stakes Testing and a Healthy Breakfast.” 16. Research at SWD AAHPERD/Hawaii Combined Convention, Waikoloa, HI, June 2008.

Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. “Using Qualitative Research to Improve Sexual Health 17. Curriculum in a Diverse Population of University Students.” Research at SWD AAHPERD/Hawaii Combined Convention, Waikoloa, HI, June 2008. Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. “The Central Valley Dual Language Consortium: A University/Dual Language School Collaborative For Educational Excellence in the Post 18. 227 Era.” Workshop at Ten Years of Proposition 227 and Beyond: Connecting Research, Policy and Practice, San Marcos, CA, November 2008. Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. “The Central Valley Dual Language Consortium: 19. Supporting University/LEA Collaboration.” Research at the National Dual Language Immersion Conference, Newport Beach, CA. July 2008. Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. “The Central Valley Dual Language Consortium: A University/Dual Language School Collaborative For Educational Excellence.” Research 20. at the California Association for Bilingual Education Annual Conference, Long Beach, CA, February 2009. Hall, Erin. Kinesiology. Rose, J. “Don’t Cancel That Class: A Program Handbook for 21. CSU Stanislaus Health Education Coordinators.” Research at SWD‐AAHPERD Regional Conference Proceedings, Kona, HI, June 2008. Hall, Erin. Kinesiology. Eastham, S. and Herring, J. “Fitness Test Administration 22. Practices in California Public Schools.” Research at SWD‐AAHPERD Regional Conference Proceedings, Kona, HI, June 2008. Hall, Erin. Kinesiology. Herring, J. and Eastham, S. “California Physical Fitness Test: 23. Leading to Success.” Workshop at CAHPERD State Conference, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Eastham, S. and Hall, E. “Fitness Test Administration Practices in California Public Schools.” Research at Southwest District American 24. Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, Honolulu, HI, June 2008. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Eastham, S. and Hall, E. “California Physical Fitness Test: 25. Leading to Success.” Workshop at the California Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Conference, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009. Lin, Fan‐Yu. Advanced Studies in Education. “Digital Naturalization: Digital 26. Naturalization: Design an Online Course for Virtual Newbies.” Workshop at Online Teaching Conference, Cabrillo College, Aptos, CA, June 2009. Lin, Fan‐Yu. Advanced Studies in Education. “eLearning Technology: The Empowered 27. Flashcard in Teacher Training.” Paper at International Conference of Computing ICC2009, Fullerton, CA. April 2009. Marcell, Taylor. Kinesiology. “Teaching Teens About Good Food/Bad food.” Workshop 28. at CAHPERD Annual State Conference, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009. Mayer, Mira. Advanced Studies in Education. “Bullying: The Role of Educational 29. Professionals.” Paper at 6th International Conference on New Directions. Istanbul,

Turkey, July 2008. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. “4‐5‐6, Teach it So it Sticks: Motivation, Engagement, 30. and Mastery.” Workshop at California Reading Association Area 5 Mini‐Conference, Stockton, CA, March 2009. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Pimentel‐Avalos, L. and Soppe, B. “Recent 31. Graduate Research.” Workshop at California Reading Association Area 5 Mini‐ Conference, Stockton, CA, March 2009. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Shawkey, J. “4‐5‐6, Teach it So it Sticks: Motivation, 32. Engagement, and Mastery.” Paper at California Reading Association Conference, Sacramento, CA, October 2008. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Vancil, B. “Unlocking the Book: Six Keys to Better 33. Comprehension.” Workshop at California Reading Association Conference, Sacramento, CA, October 2008. Poole, Dawn. Advanced Studies in Education. “Bests Practices using Student Response 34. Systems.” Workshop at Educational Technology Conference, Modesto, CA, February 2009. Roe, Christopher. Teacher Education. Murray‐Ward, M. “Teacher Recruitment and 35. Retention: Then and Now.” Research and Paper at Improving Recruitment, Development and Retention Through Effective Pedagogy, San Francisco, CA, May 2009. Roe, Christopher. Teacher Education. “Managing Meaningful Classrooms.” Workshop 36. at the 13th Annual Transition from Student to Teacher Conference, Turlock, CA, March 2009. Roe, Christopher. Teacher Education. “Successful Strategies for English Learners: Using 37. CREDE Centers for Content Integration.” Workshop at the 15th Annual Multicultural Education Conference, Sacramento, CA, February 2009. Shawkey, Jonnie. Teacher Education. “4‐5‐6 Teach it So it Sticks: Motivation, Engagement, 38. and Mastery.” Workshop at the California Reading Association Conference, Sacramento, CA, October 2008. Weisenberg, Anne. Teacher Education. “Working with English Learners in a 39. Comprehensive Literacy Model Design.” Workshop at Comprehensive Literacy Institute, San Luis Obispo, CA, June 2008. Weisenberg, Anne. Teacher Education. “Building Relationships.” Research at California 40. Reading Association Conference, Sacramento, CA, September 2008.

Weisenberg, Anne. Teacher Education. Andrews, D. “Professional Learning 41. Communities.” Research at International Journal of Arts and Science Conference for Academic Disciplines, Las Vegas, NV, March 2009. Weisenberg, Anne. Teacher Education. “Language Experience Approach.” Workshop 42. at Nourish Your Brain 6th annual CRA Area 5 mini conference, Stockton, CA, March 2009. Young, Shawna. Kinesiology. “Minimize Transmission of Communicable Skin Diseases 43. During Combative Activities.” Paper at the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance National Convention, Tampa, FL, April 2009.

Young, Shawna. Kinesiology. “Dynamic Warm‐up Implementation and the 44. Appropriateness of Static Stretching.” Paper at the California Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009. Young, Shawna. Kinesiology. “California Physical Education Teachers’ Perception of the Importance and Benefits of Static Stretching and Its Implementation.” Poster at the 45. California Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Conference, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009.

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 10

Deaner, Heather. Kinesiology. Chair. California Association for Health, Physical 1. Education, Recreation and Dance State Conference, Higher Education Section, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009. Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. Discussant. Building PRIME Partnerships for Teacher Recruitment and Retention in Math and Science, Sponsored by California State 2 University’s Chancellor’s Office and Tulare County Office of Education, Monterey, CA, March 2009. Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. Co‐chair. The Central Valley Dual Language Parent Conference at California State University, Stanislaus. Co‐sponsored by Central Valley 3. Dual Language Consortium, CSU Stanislaus, and Stanislaus County Office of Education, Turlock, CA, March 2009. Hall, Erin. Kinesiology. Discussant. SWD‐AAHPERD Regional Conference 4. Proceedings, Kona, HI, June 2008. Hall, Erin. Kinesiology. Discussant. CAHPERD State Conference, Santa Clara, CA, 5. March 2009. Kane, Connie. Advanced Studies in Education. Chair. School Counselors’ Conference, 6. CSU Stanislaus, School Counseling Program, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Lin, Fan‐Yu. Advanced Studies in Education. Chair. International Conference of 7. Computing ICC2009, Fullerton, CA, April 2009. Luo, Ping. Kinesiology. Discussant. Return of the Ancestors Gatherings, North Arizona, 8. AZ, April 2009. Marcell, Taylor. Kinesiology. Discussant. California State University Exercise Science 9. Faculty Roundtable, ACSM Southwest, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Center for the Advancement of Reading Fall 10. Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008.

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 12

Borba, Antonio. Advanced Studies in Education. “It’s All about Service!” In Uniao 1. Portuguesa do Estado da California (UPEC) State Convention, Modesto, CA, August 2008. Borba, Antonio. Advanced Studies in Education. “The Importance of Adult Literacy 2. Programs.” In The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International Chi State—Area XVII Conference, Stockton, CA, October 2008. Deaner, Heather. Kinesiology. “Unique Aspects of a Consulting Experience: Lessons 3. Learned.” In Association for Applied Sport Psychology Conference Proceedings, St. Louis, MO, September 2008. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. Marcell, T. “Teaching Teens About ‘Good Food/Bad 4. Food.’“ In Conference Proceedings CAHPERD, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. “Reflecting on Cultural Diversity in the Classroom for 5. Violence Prevention.” In Conference Proceedings SWD AAHPERD/Arizona Combined Convention, Phoenix, AZ, January 2009. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. Watt, BJ. “High Stakes Testing and a Healthy Breakfast.” 6. In Conference Proceedings SWD AAHPERD/Hawaii Combined Convention, Waikoloa, HI, June 2008. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. “Using Qualitative Research to Improve Sexual Health 7. Curriculum in a Diverse Population of University Students.” In Conference Proceedings SWD AAHPERD/Hawaii Combined Convention, Waikoloa, HI, June 2008. Hall, Erin. Kinesiology. Rose, J. “Don’t Cancel That Class: A Program Handbook for 8. CSU Stanislaus Health Education Coordinators.” In SWD‐AAHPERD Regional Conference Proceedings, Kona, HI, June 2008. Hall, Erin. Kinesiology. Eastham, S. and Herring, J. “Fitness Test Administration 9. Practices in California Public Schools.” In SWD‐AAHPERD Regional Conference Proceedings, Kona, HI, June 2008. Hall, Erin. Kinesiology. Eastham, S. and Herring, J. In CAHPERD State Conference 10. Proceedings, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Eastham, S. and Hall, E. “California Physical Fitness Test: 11. Leading to Success.” In Proceedings of the California Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009. Young, Shawna. Kinesiology. “Dynamic Warm‐up Implementation and the 12. Appropriateness of Static Stretching.” In Proceedings of the California Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Santa Clara, CA, March 2009.

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 21

Andrews, Donna. Teacher Education. Consultant. Geometry Podcasting Project. Upper 1. Arlington High School. Upper Arlington, OH, March – May 2009. Borba, Antonio. Advanced Studies in Education. Judge. Golden Bell Awards. California 2. School Boards Association. Sacramento, CA, July 2008. Borba, Antonio. Advanced Studies in Education. Consultant. Small School Districts’ 3. Superintendents/Principals. Stanislaus County Office of Education. Modesto, CA, July 2008‐June 2009. Borba, Antonio. Advanced Studies in Education. Consultant. Superintendent’s 4. Evaluation. Modesto City Schools. Modesto, CA, July 2008‐June 2009. Borba, Antonio. Advanced Studies in Education. Consultant. Professional Screener for 5. Superintendent Searches. California School Boards Association. Sacramento, CA, July 2008‐March 2009. Borba, Antonio. Advanced Studies in Education. Reviewer. Prescott School’s Tuning 6. Protocol. Stanislaus Union School District. Modesto, CA, November 2008. Borba, Antonio. Advanced Studies in Education. Presenter. Every Student Succeeding. 7. Ceres Unified School District. Ceres, CA, March 2009. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. Workshop. The Art of Teaching Writing to Young 8. Writers. Modesto City Schools K‐3 Teachers. Modesto, CA, February 2009. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. Workshop. The 5 Ms of Writing. Dos Palos Unified 9. School District K‐6 Teachers. Dos Palos, CA, October 2008. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. Workshop. Interactive Writing: Sharing the Pen with 10. K‐3 Students. Dos Palos Unified School District K‐3 Teachers. Dos Palos, CA, August 2008. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. Workshop. Strategies for Accelerating Literacy 11. Learning. Turlock Unified School District, Medeiros School 3rd‐6th Teachers. Turlock, CA, August 2008. Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. Workshop. Teaching Reading Through Writing in K‐ 12. 2. Turlock Unified School District, Medeiros School K‐2 Teachers. Turlock, CA, August 2008. Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. Chair. Central Valley Dual Language Consortium, 13. Collaborative Committee of CSU Stanislaus service area Dual Language Schools. Turlock, CA, September 2008 – August 2009. Hall, Erin. Kinesiology. Consultant. PHED 3400: Elementary Physical Education PE 14. Teachers Collaboration with Dennis Earl Elementary School. Turlock, CA, May 2009. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Presenter. Begin with Reading, In‐Service 15. presentation. Great Valley Academy. Modesto, CA, August 2008. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Presenter. Week‐long participation in 1st grade 16. classroom, teaching, presentations, activities. Lemoore, CA, January 2009. Poole, Dawn. Advanced Studies in Education. Workshop. Getting the Most out of 17. Microsoft Word. Ceres Unified School District. Ceres, CA, August 2008.

Roe, Christopher. Teacher Education. Consultant. Classroom Management for After 18. School Program. Newman/Crows Landing School District. Crows Landing and Newman, CA, May 2009. Weisenberg, Anne. Teacher Education. Consultant/Workshops. Reading Recovery and 19. Intervention Coach. Lodi Unified School District. Lodi, CA, AY 2008‐2009. Won, Noelle. Teacher Education. Workshops. After‐School Science Experiments with 20. Multiple‐Subject Methods Credential Teachers. Pittman Elementary School. Stockton, CA, February and March, 2009. Won, Noelle. Teacher Education. Workshop. Family Math Night with Multiple‐Subject 21. Methods Credential Teachers. Pittman Elementary School. Stockton, CA, April 2009.

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 0

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 2

Marcell, Taylor. Kinesiology. Fitness Consultant. Muscle Milk Professional MX Racing 1. Team. Rancho Cordova, CA. Riggs, Jim. Advanced Studies in Education. Consultant. Sacramento State University 2. Independent Doctoral Program. Sacramento, CA.

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 5

Deaner, Heather. Kinesiology. Conference Abstract Reviewer. Association for Applied 1. Sport Psychology. Salt Lake City, UT. Marcell, Taylor. Kinesiology. External Journal Reviewer. Journal of Athletic Training. 2. Dallas, TX. Marcell, Taylor. Kinesiology. External Journal Reviewer. Journal of Aging & Physical 3. Activity. Washington, D.C. Won, Noelle. Teacher Education. Issues in Teacher Education: A Journal of the California 4. Council on Teacher Education. Won, Noelle. Teacher Education. Teaching Children Mathematics. National Council of 5. Teachers of Mathematics.

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 0

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 3

Borba, Mary. Teacher Education. “Preparing Future Teachers.” In Turlock Living: 1. Connecting the Community. September/October 2008. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. “Sign me up! We’re off to the Olympics! In Spotlight. 2. Winter 2008. Won, Noelle. Teacher Education. “The Effects of Service Learning Outreach on Hmong 3. Students.” In National Association of Bilingual Educators (NABE) Magazine. May‐June 2008.

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 1

Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Cited in 206 publications in September 2008‐ 1. August 2009.

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 4

Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. CTC Technical Report on Single Subject Matter Program in 1. Physical Education. California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Sacramento, CA. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. CTC Final Draft of Single Subject Matter Program in 2. Physical Education California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Sacramento, CA. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. Program Assessment Coordinator for Department of 3. Physical Education and Health Annual Report for 20089‐2009. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Marcell, Taylor. Kinesiology. CCTC Review & Final Draft Editor, Physical Education 4. and Health. California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Sacramento, CA.

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 18

Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. “Queering Careers: Love, Work, and Everyday Rebellions.” Presidential Address, Society for the Psychological Study of Lesbian, Gay 1. and Bisexual Issues at American Psychological Association annual meeting, Boston, MA, August 2008. Fletcher, J Sue. Kinesiology. Cambridge Who’s Who Registry of Executives, 2. Professionals and Entrepreneurs Lifetime Member 2008‐2009. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Served as President of the CSU Stanislaus Chapter 282, 3. Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, June 1, 2008‐May 31, 2009. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Varsity and Junior Varsity Girls and Boys Swimming 4. Coach. James C. Enochs High School, Modesto, CA, February‐May 2009. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Served as Faculty Advisor to the Student Health Advisory 5. Committee of the CSU Stanislaus Student Health Center, June 1, 2008‐May 31, 2009. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Served as Faculty Representative to the Alcohol Policies 6. and Prevention Committee at CSU Stanislaus, June 1, 2008‐May 31, 2009. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Eastham, S. and Hall, E. “Fitness Test Administration 7. Practices in California Public Schools.” Poster session presented for RSCA fair, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, September 2008. 8. Luo, Ping. Kinesiology. Sabbatical Leave, funded by CSU Stanislaus. Luo, Ping. Kinesiology. Community Service Presentation. “Art of Teaching in Yoga and 9. Alignment.” San Francisco, CA, March 2009. Luo, Ping. Kinesiology. Community Service Presentation. “Shamanic Healing Yoga of 10. the Andes and the Himalaya.” Keene, NH, April 2009.

Luo, Ping. Kinesiology. Physical Education and Health. Community Service 11. Presentation. “Holistic Healing Arts through Yoga and Beyond.” Keene, NH, May 2009. Luo, Ping. Kinesiology. Community Service Presentation. “Art of Teaching in Yoga and 12. Alignment.” Keene, NH, May 2009. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. President. Stanislaus Reading Council, Stanislaus 13. County, CA. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Director. Abundant Books for Children, Turlock, 14. CA. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Pimentel‐Avalos, L. “Activities to Extend the 15. Houghton‐Mifflin Pre‐K Program.” In‐Service presentation at Merced County Office of Education, Livingston, CA, February 2009. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. “RSCP/SRC/ABC: My Many Hats of Reading.” 16. Delta Kappa Gamma, Eta Mu Chapter, Modesto, CA, February 2009. Roe, Christopher. Teacher Education. Parent Volunteer. Caleb Greenwood, 17. Sacramento, CA. Shawkey, Jonnie. Teacher Education. Board President. Abundant Books for Children, 18. Turlock, CA.

25. Recognitions and Awards: University ‐ 0 Disciplinary ‐ 0 Civic or Service Organization ‐ 0 Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 0

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 11

Donnelly, Whitney. Teacher Education. Greenwood, K. “The Exhilaration of Success,” 1. 2008. Donnelly, Whitney. Teacher Education. Greenwood, K. “4‐5‐6, Teach it So it Sticks: 2. Motivation, Engagement, and Mastery,” M.A. Thesis Presentation and Defense, CSU Stanislaus, 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Ades, L. Dissertation completed. University of 3. Maryland, 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Arsenau, J. Dissertation completed. University of 4. Maryland, 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Paquin, J. “Empowering Women Scientists: 5. Managers’ Perceptions of Mentoring,” American Psychological Association annual meeting, Boston, MA, August 2008. Fassinger, Ruth. College of Education. Risco, C. “Evaluation of a Culturally Inclusive 6. Model of Sexual Minority Identity Formation,” American Psychological Association annual meeting, Boston, MA, August 2008. Flores, Juan. Teacher Education. Hernandez Duran, M.I. “Bilingualism: An Eternal 7. Dilemma in the United States,” CSU Stanislaus Student Research Competition, Turlock,

CA, March 2009. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Pimentel‐Avalos, L. and Soppe, B. “Recent 8. Graduate Research,” California Reading Association Area 5 Mini‐Conference, Stockton, CA, March 2009. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Pimentel‐Avalos, L. “Activities to Extend the 9. Houghton‐Mifflin Pre‐K Program,” Merced County Office of Education, Livingston, CA, February 2009. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Witczak, J. “Bringing Back the Joy: Practices to 10. Motivate Children to Read,” California Reading Association, Costa Mesa, CA, 2008. Neufeld, Susan. Teacher Education. Boggeri, J. and Ferguson, L. “Putting the Pieces 11. Together to Motivate,” California Reading Association, Costa Mesa, CA, 2008.

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 5

Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. 6 students. Teaching assistants for workshop entitled, 1. “California Physical Fitness Test: Leading to Success.” Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Marcell, T. 35 students. Fitness testing for senior citizens 2. at the Healthy Aging Summit. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. 4 students. Fitness testing, fitness advising, and a fitness 3. training session for children and their families at the Hughson Children’s Health Faire. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. 40 students. Provided body composition analysis and 4. exercise advising to the campus community at the Wellness Challenge. Herring, Janice. Kinesiology. Marcell, T. 1 student. Provided fitness testing for senior 5. citizens at the Spring Walk‐a‐thon.

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects – 58

Anglim, Lisa. Education. “Using podcasting to increase content retention in the eighth‐ 1. grade science classroom.” Spring 2009. Advised by Oddmund Myhre. Atkins, Pat. Education. “Effects of the deployment program on English language 2. development.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Baker, Sally. Education. “Student and staff perceptions of bullying at Turlock area high 3. schools and measures implemented to address bullying at these sites.” Spring 2009. Advised by Connie Kane. Blanc, Kelley. Education. “Reading recovery training: implications for classroom 4. instruction.” Fall 2008. Advised by Mary Borba. Boone, Beverly. Education. “The great debate: K‐8 versus middle school.” Fall 2008. 5. Advised by Chet Jensen. Bragg, Heather. Education. “The relationship between student discipline and academic 6. achievement.” Spring 2009. Advised by Chet Jensen. Briggs, Christopher. Education. “The two Rʹs: the relationship between reading 7. proficiency and writing proficiency in a California Community College.” Spring 2009. Advised by Susan Neufeld.

Buffo, Alice. Education. “Access to print for students from low socioeconomic status 8. households.” Summer 2008. Advised by Susan Neufeld. Cardoza, Kathryn Lynn. Education. “ʺHigh school and beyondʺa handbook for high 9. school students.” Spring 2009. Advised by Connie Kane. Carlberg, Rosalie. Education. “Validating parents as supporters of literacy 10. development.” Spring 2009. Advised by Susan Neufeld. Carvalho, Darlene. Education. “The Insight Program: examining the effect an 11. intervention program has on ameliorating disruptive behaviors in alternative school students.” Fall 2008. Advised by Chet Jensen. Castillon, Amber. Education. “The perceptions of school administrators regarding the 12. effectiveness of current cyber bullying policies.” Fall 2008. Advised by John Borba. Castro, Victoria. Education. “Student attitudes towards art created with technology and 13. technologyʹs effect on student artwork.” Spring 2009. Advised by Oddmund Myhre. Collins, Jennifer. Education. “The impact of teacher absenteeism on student 14. achievement.” Spring 2009. Advised by Chet Jensen. Cox, Teri. Education. “The perceptions of adult learners of their literacy development.” 15. Spring 2009. Advised by Susan Neufeld. Davis, Roland. Education. “The views of African American educators regarding 16. African American students and school discipline.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. De Matos, Dianna. Education. “Attraction to assistant principal vacancies in a public 17. school setting.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. DeMoss, Carolann. Education. “California school district facility measure success: does 18. race matter?” Fall 2008. Advised by Chet Jensen. DePalma, Rose. Education. “The effect of interactive whiteboards on student 19. achievement in mathematics.” Fall 2008. Advised by Dawn Marie Poole. Eisenbeis, Karol. Education. “Reciprocal teaching: two teachersʹ views of the 20. implementation process.” Fall 2008. Advised by John Borba. Ewing, Edward. Education. “Characteristics of teachers identified as exemplary 21. educators of English learner students.” Spring 2009. Advised by Chet Jensen. Fitzgerald, Coree. Education. “The relationship between physical fitness and reading 22. scores of junior high students in the California Central Valley.” Fall 2008. Advised by Shawna Hodges Young. Frahm, Patricia. Education. “Perceptions of extended‐day kindergarten in comparison 23. to those of half‐day kindergarten.” Spring 2009. Advised by Susan Neufeld. Garcia, Joanne. Education. “Teacher perspectives of English language learnersʹ 24. achievement after the passage of Proposition 227.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Goodman, Marcus. Education. “Freshman advisory: influence on student achievement 25. as measured by the California English‐Language Arts Standards Test.” Spring 2009. Advised by Chet Jensen. Greene, Audrey. Education. “An examination of the correlation between principals and assistant principals on the importance of induction programs for neophyte site 26. administrators and the relative importance of specific content areas to an effective induction program.” Winter 2009. Advised by Chet Jensen.

Greenwood, Katherine Kingston. Education. “An examination of a mastery learning 27. program for high school physics students.” Summer 2008. Advised by Whitney Donnelly. Gromm, Zebulon. Education. “The effects of attendance on student achievement.” 28. Summer 2008. Advised by John Borba. Guenther, Megan. Education. “Creating a college planning manual: a guide to finding 29. the right fit and navigating the college admissions process.” Spring 2009. Advised by Mira Mayer. Hamilton, Dianne. Education. “A comparative study of students who participated in a 30. platooning instructional model.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Hill, Cynthia Estelle. Education. “The effect of parentsʹ values on the academic 31. achievement of African American male students.” Summer 2008. Advised by Chet Jensen. Hopper, Robin. Education. “Digital English: a collaborative professional development 32. project— standards‐based English language arts model lessons for grades K‐5.” Spring 2009. Advised by Chet Jensen. Huaman, Quentin. Education. “Effect of the graduation by exhibition on recent one.® 33. graduates.” Spring 2009. Advised by Chris Roe. Jamison, Julie. Education. “Career guidance and decision‐making among high school 34. seniors: insights at one California high school.” Spring 2009. Advised by Connie Kane. Langille‐Tobin, Maia. Education. “The impact of brain‐based learning strategies on 35. vocabulary development.” Summer 2008. Advised by Jonnie Shawkey. Lawler, Heidi. Education. “Effects of additional mathematics instruction on pre‐algebra 36. achievement.” Summer 2008. Advised by John Borba. Lee, Valori. Education. “A qualitative study of teacher self‐awareness of personality.” 37. Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Ley, Vannaesia. Education. “A handbook for second‐grade teachers: using poetry as 38. one means to motivate students in reading.” Summer 2008. Advised by Mary Borba. Marquez, Brandi Marie. Education. “The effects of extracurricular activities on 39. academic achievement in a Merced County alternative program.” Fall 2008. Advised by Mira Mayer. Marroquin, Anita. Education. “Accessing English language development structures: a 40. professional development plan based on a needs assessment of teachers of English learners.” Fall 2008. Advised by Dennis Sayers. Martin‐Dowley, Jennifer Michele. Education. “The perceptions of male and female 41. middle‐school teachers regarding computer use in the classroom.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Martinez, Silvia. Education. “The effectiveness of extended day programs designed for 42. English Language Learners.” Spring 2009. Advised by Chet Jensen. McCormack, Lizette Ellen. Education. “Parent‐student writing night: a program for 43. kindergarten students and their parents.” Spring 2009. Advised by Susan Neufeld. Meyer, Heidi. Interdisciplinary Studies. “The effect of teaching methodology on 44. student achievement in remedial mathematics at the two‐year college level.” Spring

2009. Advised by Brian Jue. Ratto, Charissa. Education. “The difference in comportment between sixth‐grade students who attended a school with a k‐6 grade level configuration and sixth‐grade 45. students who attended a school with a k‐8 grade level configuration.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Reed, James. Education. “The effects of digital instructional media on student 46. achievement.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Rogers, Rachel. Education. “The impact of after school program participation on the 47. academic achievement of elementary school students.” Summer 2008. Advised by Mira Mayer. Smith, Ryan. Education. “Television viewing and academic achievement.” Fall 2008. 48. Advised by Chet Jensen. Soppe, Brooke Oliver. Education. “Using readerʹs theater to increase oral reading 49. fluency in the third‐grade classroom.” Spring 2009. Advised by Susan Neufeld. Springer, Craig. Education. “A study of teachersʹ perceptions regarding the 50. effectiveness of incentives and similar practices implemented to improve student achievement on state mandated tests.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Sumpter, Marlin. Education. “The effect intact and single‐parent families have on 51. childrenʹs self‐esteem.” Summer 2008. Advised by Mira Mayer. Sumpter, Marlin. Education. “An examination of the characteristics, experiences, attitudes, and perceptions of instructors regarding the effectiveness of the Gang 52. Resistance Education and Training (G.R.E.A.T.) program.” Winter 2009. Advised by John Borba. Underwood, Amy. Education. “The effects of writerʹs workshop on achievement and 53. attitude in fourth‐grade students.” Spring 2009. Advised by Armin Schulz. Vink, Mary. Education. “The effects of hybrid‐charter school programs on student 54. achievement.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Vue, Gloria. Education. “Support strategies for facilitating the success of novice 55. elementary school vice‐principals.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Borba. Walls, Anne. Education. “A curriculum to help children through grief and loss.” Spring 56. 2009. Advised by Mira Mayer. Wiley, Tawny. Education. “Strategies for early writing: a kindergarten writing 57. handbook.” Fall 2008. Advised by Susan Neufeld. Witczak, Julie. Education. “Bringing back the joy: practices to motivate children to 58. read.” Summer 2008. Advised by Susan Neufeld.

29. CSU Student Research Competition (campus and State‐wide) ‐ 2 Duran, Martha. Liberal Studies. “Bilingualism: An Eternal Dilemma in the United 1. States.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Juan Flores. Ward, Mathew. Teacher Education. “The Effects of a Teacher‐made Manipulative‐based 2. Intervention on Learning‐disabled Students’ Ability to Solve Linear Algebraic Equations.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Graduate). Advised by John Borba.

California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Summary Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Health and Human Sciences Number of Faculty 50 Number of Faculty Responses 17 (34 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 1

2. Book Chapters ‐ 5

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 11

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 1

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 2

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 7

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 0

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 16

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 3

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 2

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 1

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 1

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 2

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 10

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 0

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 0

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 15

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 4

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 5

25. Recognitions and Awards:

University ‐ 1 Disciplinary ‐ 0 Civic or Service Organization ‐ 4 Scholarly Prizes and Honors – 1

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 14

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 10

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 63

29. CSU Student Research Competition (Campus and State‐wide) ‐ 5 California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Detailed Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Human and Health Sciences Number of Faculty 50 Number of Faculty Responses 17 (34 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 1

Nelson, Todd. Psychology and Child Development. The Handbook of Prejudice, 1. Stereotyping, And Discrimination. New York, NY: Psychology Press, 2009.

2. Book Chapters ‐ 5

Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. Simmons, S. F. “Weight Gain Assistance.” In Evidence‐Based 1. Nursing Care Guidelines: Medical‐Surgical Interventions, 1st ed., edited by B. J. Ashley, G. B. Ladwig, B. A. Swan and S. J. Tucker. St. Louis, MI: Mosby Elsevier, 2008. Nelson, Todd. Psychology and Child Development. “The Young Science of Prejudice against Older Adults: Established Answers and Open Questions about Ageism.” In 2. Beyond Common Sense: Psychology in the Courtroom, edited by E. Borgida and S. Fiske. New York, NY: Wiley, 2008. Nelson, Todd. Psychology and Child Development. “Ageism.” In The Handbook of 3. Prejudice, Stereotyping, and Discrimination, edited by T. Nelson. New York, NY: Psychology Press, 2009. Nelson, Todd. Psychology and Child Development. “Ageism.” In Encyclopedia of Group 4. Processes and Intergroup Relations, edited by J. Levine and M. Hogg. In Press 2009. Novak, Gary. College of Human and Health Sciences. Shweder, R. “Behavioral Theories.” In The Child: An Encyclopedic Companion, edited by R. Thomas, R. Bidell, A. 5. Dailey, S. Dixon, P. Miller and J. Modell. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, Forthcoming 2009.

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 11

Howard, Jane. Psychology and Child Development. Fischer, J., Sparkman, C., and 1. Moore, A.G. ʺEstablishing Generalized Syntactical Responding in Young Children with Autism.ʺ Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders, In Press. Referred. Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. “Elder’s Views of Health Care Provider Advice on Normal 2. and Low Weight.” Kayser‐Jones, J., Stotts, N. A. and Froelicher, E. S. The Journal of Nutrition Health and Aging, no. 12.1 (2008): 45‐48. Referred. Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. “Integrating Simulation across the Curriculum.” Hodge, M., 3. Tavernier, D., Perea‐Ryan, M. and Alcala‐Van Houten, L. Nurse Educator, no. 33.5 (2008): 210‐214. Referred. Perea‐Ryan, Mechelle. Nursing. “Integrating Simulation across the Curriculum.” 4. Hodge, M., Martin, C., Tavernier, D. and Alcala‐VanHouten, L. Nurse Educator, no. 33.5 (2008): 210‐214. Referred. Ringstad, Robin. Social Work. “CPS: Client Violence/Client Victims.” Child Welfare 5. Journal, In press. Refereed. Ringstad, Robin. Social Work. “The ‘ah‐ha’ Moment.” Faculty Voices: Sharing our 6. Philosophies of Teaching and Learning, VI. (2008): 51‐54. Non‐refereed. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. “Early Pregnancy Glucose Screening is the Preferred Method for Diagnosing Gestational Diabetes Mellitus.” 7. [Letter to the Editor]. Nahum, G. G. The Internet Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, no. 10.2 (2009). Refereed. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. “Prior Term Birth Weight: Is it 8. Useful for Predicting Fetal Weight in Subsequent Pregnancies?” Nahum, G. G. The Internet Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, no. 10.2 (2009). Refereed. Tavernier, Debra. Nursing. ”Integrating Simulation across the Curriculum.” Nurse 9. Educator, Vol. 33, no. 5 (2008): 210‐214. Refereed. Tavernier, Debra. Nursing. “The Genogram: Enhancing Student Appreciation of 10. Family Genetics.” Journal of Nursing Education, Vol. 48, no. 4. (2009): 222‐225. Refereed. Tynan, Margaret. Social Work. “Implications For HIV/AIDS Research and Education 11. among Ethnic Minority Older Adults.” Altschuler, J. and Katz, A. Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social Services, Vol. 7.3 (2008): 209‐228. Refereed.

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0 5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 1

Potter, William. Psychology and Child Development. Associate Editor. Analysis Of 1. Verbal Behavior.

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 2

Novak, Gary. College of Human and Health Sciences. Editorial Board Member. 1. Behavioral Development Bulletin. 2. Pingenot, Alleene. Nursing. Co‐editor. International Journal of Nursing and Midwifery.

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 7

Black, Stephen. Psychology and Child Development. Instructional Development 1. Grant. “Faculty Development Committee,” funded by CSU Stanislaus Faculty Development Committee (university). Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. Research Grant. “Wellness WORKs! An Efficacy Study 2. through Survey and Data Analysis,” not funded by National Institute of Health (federal). Perea‐Ryan, Mechelle. Nursing. RSCA Grant. “Food Dudes,” not funded by CSU 3. Stanislaus (university). Potter, William. Psychology and Child Development. Research Grant. “Develop ESL 4. Software,” funded by First Five (state). Potter, William. Psychology and Child Development. Programmatic Grant. “Funding 5. Interns in the School System,” funded by Stanislaus County Office of Education (local). Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. Research Contract. McCreary, 6. J. “Evaluate Outcomes of School Readiness Programs in Stanislaus County,” funded by Stanislaus County Children and Families Commission (local). Tavernier, Debra. Nursing. Programmatic Grant. “Song Brown Health Care Workforce 7. Training Act,” funded by California Health Care Workforce Policy Commission (state).

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0 9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0 10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 0 11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 16

DeLancey, Cheryl. Psychology and Child Development. “An Evaluation of Collaborative Assignments between Intern Mentors and Laboratory Students in a 1. Course on Developmental Assessment.” Poster at Teaching Institute of the Society of Research on Child Development, Denver, CO, April 2009. Katsma, Diane. Nursing. “Nursing Errors: A Concept Analysis.” Poster at Western 2. Institute of Nursing Research, Salt Lake City, UT, April 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. “Bridging the Cultural Divide: Developing Locally 3. Meaningful Human Behavior Curricula and Assignments.” Poster at International Association of Schools of Social Work, Durban, South Africa, July 2008. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. “Increasing Social Work Students’ Awareness of Their 4. Role in Economic Oppression.” Paper at International Association of Schools of Social Work, Durban, South Africa, July 2008. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. “Introducing Economic Justice Pedagogy through a 5. Classroom Simulation Exercise.” Paper at Council on Social Work Education Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA, October 2008 Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. “Wellness WORKS! A Community‐Based Wellness‐To‐Work 6. Program.” Poster at CSU Stanislaus RSCA Week, Turlock, CA, September 2008. Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. “Wellness WORKs!” at 2008 CalWORKs Partnerships 7. Summit, San Francisco, CA, December 2008. Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. “Wellness WORKS! A Community‐Based Wellness‐To‐Work 8. Program.” Poster at Western Institute of Nursing Research, Salt Lake City, UT, April 2009. Novak, Gary. College of Human and Health Sciences. “Development of Childhood 9. Behavior Disorders.” Workshop at IESCUM Workshop, Bressanone, Italy, June 2008. Potter, William. Psychology and Child Development. Duroy, A. “Theory of Mind.” 10. Research at California Association for Behavior Analysis, March 2009. Potter, William. Psychology and Child Development. Duroy, A. “Theory of Mind ‐ A 11. Behavior Analytic Perspective.” Research at International Association for Behavior Analysis, Phoenix, AZ, May 2009. Ringstad, Robin. Social Work. “Service Learning through Community Inquiry.” Poster 12. at CSU Stanislaus RSCA Week, Turlock, CA, September 2008. Ringstad, Robin. Social Work. “Community/Centered Engagement: A New Model for 13. Partnership.” Workshop at 2009 Gulf‐South Summit, Baton Rouge, LA, March 2009. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. “Optimal Design of Signal 14. Detection Theory Studies.” Research at 29th International Congress of Psychology, Berlin, July 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. McCreary, J., Esterly, J. and Henk, J. “Literacy Development in At‐Risk Children: Outcomes of the Stanislaus 15. County School Readiness Program.” Research at 29th International Congress of Psychology, Berlin, Germany, July 2008.

Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. Sanchez‐Walker, M., Nainby, 16. K., and Lunt, T. “Workshop on Research Publication.” Workshop at Phranakhon Rajabhat University, Bangkok, Thailand, January 2009.

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 3

Keswick, Judy. Nursing. Moderator. Annual Institute of Community Health Educators, 1. Atlanta, GA, June 2008. Novak, Gary. College of Human and Health Sciences. Discussant. A New Concept of 2. Learning and Experience in Development, Association for Behavior Analysis, Phoenix, AZ, May 2009. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. Session Chair. 29th 3. International Congress of Psychology, Berlin, Germany, July 2008.

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 2

Ringstad, Robin. Social Work. “Client Violence in Social Work: Incidence, Injury, and 1. Response.” In 7th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Social Sciences Conference Proceedings, Honolulu, HI, June 2008. Ringstad, Robin. Social Work. “Thesis, Writing, and Graduate Education.” In 7th Annual 2. Hawaii International Conference on Social Sciences Conference Proceedings, Honolulu, HI, June 2008.

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 1

Perea‐Ryan, Mechelle. Nursing. Consultant. “Drug Store.” California National Guard 1. Counterdrug Task Force, Riverbank, CA, May 2009.

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 1

Keswick, Judy. Nursing. Presentation. “Wellness Works!” Research with Carolyn 1. Martin, PhD., Western Institute of Nursing, April 2009.

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 2

Perea‐Ryan, Mechelle. Nursing. Consultant. Stanislaus Community Collaborative. 1. Stanislaus County, CA. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. Consultant. Stanislaus County 2. Children and Families Commission. Modesto, CA.

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 10

Howard, Jane. Psychology and Child Development. Journal Reviewer. Journal of Applied 1. Behavior Analysis. Lawrence, KS. Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. Journal Reviewer. American Journal of Critical Care. Palo Alto, 2. CA. Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. Journal Reviewer. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. Thousand 3. Oaks, CA. 4. Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. Journal Reviewer. Journal of Advanced Nursing. Oxford, UK.

Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. Journal Reviewer. Journal of Nutrition, Health, and Aging. 5. New York, NY. Perea‐Ryan, Mechelle. Nursing. Guest Reviewer. The International Journal of Nursing 6. And Midwifery. Lagos, Nairobi. Potter, William. Psychology and Child Development. Peer Reviewer. Journal of Applied 7. Behavior Analysis. Lawrence, KS. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. Textbook Reviewer. Sage 8. Publications. Los Angeles, CA. Tavernier, Debra. Nursing. Book Review. Clinical Coach for Maternity Nursing. F.A. 9. Davis Publisher. Philadelphia, PA. Tavernier, Debra. Nursing. Book Review. Maternal Neonatal, and Women’s Health 10. Nursing. Delmar Publisher. Clifton Park, NY.

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 0 19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 0 20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 15

Katsma, Diane. Nursing. In Petousis‐Harris, H. “Vaccine Injection Technique and 1. Reactogenicity ‐ Evidence For Practice,” Elsevier (2008). Katsma, Diane. Nursing. In Williams, A., Marnias, E. “A Structured Literature Review 2. of Pain Assessment and Management of Patients With Chronic Kidney Diseases,” Journal of Clinical Nursing (2008). Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. In Baumann, N.C., Falissard, B., Choquet, M. “Social 3. Inequalities and Correlates of Psychotrophic Drug Use among Young Adults: A Population Based Questionnaire Study,” Journal of Equity in Health (2008). Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. In Bowman, S. A. “Socioecomonic Characteristics, Dietary, 4. and Lifestyle Patterns, and Health and Weight Status of Older,” The Journal of Nutrition Health and Aging (2008). Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. In Ferdous, T., Kabir, Z.N., Wahlin, A., Steatfield, T. “The 5. Multidimensional Background of Malnutrition among Rural Older Individuals in Bangladesh,” Public Health Nutrition (2009). Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. In Howard, J. S., Sparkman, C. R., Cohen, H. G., and Green, G. “A Comparison of Intensive Behavior Analytic and 6. Eclectic Treatments for Young Children with Autism.” Research in Developmental Disabilities, no. 26 (2005): 359‐383. Cited in 24 publications in 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. In Nahum, G. G. and Huffaker, B. J. “Accurate Prediction of Term Birth Weight from Prospectively 7. Measurable Maternal Characteristics.” The Journal of Reproductive Medicine, no. 44 (1999): 705‐712. Cited in 5 publications in 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. In Nahum, G. “Validation of a 8. Birth Weight Prediction Equation Based on Maternal Characteristics.” Journal of Reproductive Medicine, no. 47 (2002): 752‐760. Cited in 4 publications in 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. In Nahum, G. “Relationship of 9. Paternal Factors to Birth Weight.” Journal of Reproductive Medicine, no. 48. (2003): 963‐ 968. Cited in 4 publications in 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. In Nahum, G. “Ultrasonic 10. Prediction of Term Birth Weight: How Accurate Is It?” American Journal of Obstetrics and

Gynecology, no. 188 (2003): 566‐574. Cited in 10 publications in 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. In Nahum, G. “A Computerized Method for Accurately Predicting Fetal Macrosomia up to 11 Weeks 11. before Delivery.” European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, no. 133 (2007): 148‐156. Cited in 5 publications in 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. In Nahum, G. and Pham, K. Q., “Prediction Of Term Birth Weight in Hispanic Women Using an Equation Based on 12. Maternal Characteristics.” European Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, no. 54 Suppl. 3 (2004): 283‐327. Cited in 2 publications in 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. In Rey, J. M. and Morris‐Yates, A., “Measuring the Accuracy of Diagnostic Tests Using Receiver Operating 13. Characteristic (ROC) Analysis.” International Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Research, no. 2 (1992): 39‐50. Cited in 4 publications in 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. “Tests of Computer 14. Simulation Validity: What Do They Measure?” Simulation and Games, no. 17 (1986): 173‐ 191. Cited in 2 publications in 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. In Todorov, N. “Calculation of 15. Signal Detection Theory Measures.” Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, & Computers, no. 3 (1999): 137‐149. Cited in 27 publications in 2008.

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 4

Katsma, Diane. Nursing. Standard 1 of Nursing Program Assessment. Commission on 1. Collegiate Nursing Education. Washington, D.C. Keswick, Judy. Nursing. Health Science Major curriculum development. CSU 2. Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Perea‐Ryan, Mechelle. Nursing. Health Science Task Force. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, 3. CA. Ringstad, Robin. Social Work. CSU Stanislaus MSW Program Re‐Affirmation Report. 4. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

22. Published Maps ‐ 0 23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0 24. Other (please specify) ‐ 5

DeLancey, Cheryl. Psychology and Child Development. Provost’s RSCA Support 1. Program. Awarded release time for Fall 2009 (Note: rescinded due to budget). Martin, Carolyn. Nursing. CSU Stanislaus, RSCA Week Panel Member, September 2. 2008. Novak, Gary. College of Human and Health Sciences. “The Development of Autistic 3. Disorders: A Developmental Behavioral Systems Approach.” California Association for Behavior Analysis, Burlingame, CA, March 2009. Invited address. Perea‐Ryan, Mechelle. Nursing. “Photovoice ‐ Sigma Theta Tau Rho Tau.” Chapter 4. Dinner Presentation, Turlock, CA, November 18, 2008. Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. Phi Kappa Phi Initiation 5. Ceremony keynote speaker.

25. Recognitions and Awards: University ‐ 1

Stanislaw, Harold. Psychology and Child Development. Outstanding RSCA Professor. 1. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

Disciplinary ‐ 4

Howard, Jane. Psychology and Child Development. Board of Directors, Behavior 1. Analysis Certification Board elected position. Tallahassee, FL. Howard, Jane. Psychology and Child Development. Advisory Board Member, Doctoral 2. Program in Behavior Analysis Chicago School. Los Angeles, CA. Howard, Jane. Psychology and Child Development. Member of Advertising 3. Committee, California Association for Behavior Analysis appointed position. Morro Bay, CA. Howard, Jane. Psychology and Child Development. Member of Public Policy 4. Committee, California Association for Behavior Analysis appointed position. Morro Bay, CA.

Civic or Service Organization ‐ 0 Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 1

Ringstad, Robin. Social Work. Educational Fellowship Award. United States 1. Department of Agriculture (USDA). E. Kika de la Garza Hispanic‐Serving Institutions National Program, United States Department of Agriculture. Washington, DC.

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 14

Howard, Jane. Psychology and Child Development. Bailey, J. “Generalizing 1. Articulation Skills to Spontaneous Speech,” Annual Conference of the California Association for Behavior Analysis, Burlingame, CA, March 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Aguilar, M. “Struggles and Successes Student Interns Face 2. When Trying to Transform a Field Placement,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Alt, M. “Female Veterans Affected by a Traumatic Brain 3. Injury (TBI): Exploring Relationships and Primary Caregiver Roles Upon Deployment Back Home,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Arucan, A. “Impact of Bullying on Elementary School 4. Studentsʹ Level of Perceived Connection and Support and Safety at School,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Ceja, J. “A Resource Guide for Communities Evaluating 5. Crisis Intervention Team Program,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Diaz, E. “Depression among Mexican Migrant/Seasonal 6. Workers in the San Joaquin Valley and Their Perceptions about Depression,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Dominguez, D. “Stress and Coping of California’s Mexican 7. Migrant Farmworkers of California’s Central San Joaquin Valley,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009.

Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Dow, E. “Stanislaus County Guide to Medical and Social 8. Services for Those Engaged in Prostitution,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Ribeiro, M. “Influencing Childrenʹs Food Choices through 9. Nutrition Education: The Effectiveness of a Public Service Announcement Campaign,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Rosado, I. “Factors that Influence Successful College 10. Enrollment and Graduation of Ethnic Minority Students,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Suprai, S. “Oncology Staff Using Spirituality Therapy,” 11. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Warmsley, K. “Exploring the Experiences of Homeless 12. Veterans Who Reside and Access Both Mental and Social Services in San Joaquin County, California,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. Zywiciel, R. “Self Care Methods of Social Work Students,” 13. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, 2009. Ringstad, Robin. Social Work. Supervised 9 MSW Thesis students who presented at 14. MSW Program Annual Thesis Defense Presentations. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, May 2009.

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 10

Black, Stephen. Psychology and Child Development. 3 students. An Examination of 1. Suicide Theory Components in a Sample of Genuine and Simulated Suicide Notes. DeLancey, Cheryl. Psychology and Child Development. 3 students. An Evaluation of 2. Collaborative Assignments between Intern Mentors and Laboratory Students in a Course on Developmental Assessment. DeLancey, Cheryl. Psychology and Child Development. 4 students. Preschool Concept 3. Knowledge: Assessing the Impact of Content Rich Source Materials. DeLancey, Cheryl. Psychology and Child Development. 2 students. Validation of the 4. Implicit Gender Association Task. Howard, Jane. Psychology and Child Development. 1 student. Behavior Intervention 5. Services with Valley Mountain Regional Center. Katsma, Diane. Nursing. 1 student. Journaling to Promote Reflection in a Community 6. Health Clinical Course. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. 1 student. Evaluating Emergency Room Use at Doctor’s 7. Medical Center, Modesto, CA. Leyva, Valerie. Social Work. 2 students. Immigrant Services Asset Mapping and 8. Community Inquiry Projects. 9. Perea‐Ryan, Mechelle. Nursing. 10 students. Food Dudes. Potter, William. Psychology and Child Development. Numerous Undergraduate and 10. Graduate students involved in operant lab and human research.

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects‐ 63

Adams, Erika. Social Work. “The importance of research and writing skills learned in 1. graduate school and the application of these skills in social work careers.” Spring 2009. Advised by Robin Ringstad. Aguilar, Monica. Social Work. “Struggles and successes student interns face when 2. trying to transform a field placement.” Spring 2009. Advised by Valerie Leyva. Alstot, Crystal. Psychology. “An evaluation of the effectiveness of social stories on 3. target behaviors of teenagers with autism.” Fall 2008. Advised by Jane Howard. Alt, Mary. Social Work. “Female veterans affected by a traumatic brain injury (TBI): 4. Exploring relationships and primary caregiver roles upon deployment back home.” Spring 2009. Advised by Valerie Leyva. Andres, Abraham. Psychology. “The effects of college instructorsʹ attire on student 5. perception and learning.” Spring 2009. Advised by Harold Stanislaw. Arteaga, Emily. Social Work. “Resource guide of crisis intervention team programs 6. from across the nation. Spring 2009. Advised by John Garcia. Arucan, Arica Ann. Social Work. “Impact of bullying on elementary school studentsʹ 7. level of perceived connection and support and safety at school.” Spring 2009. Advised by Valerie Leyva. Baker, Andrew E. Social Work. “The training needs of male and female mental health 8. consumers becoming providers.” Spring 2009. Advised by Shradha Tibrewal. Barrera, Crystal. Social Work. “Perceptions of child welfare workers on parents’ ability 9. to protect their children who are exposed to domestic violence.” Spring 2009. Advised by Pamela Marques. Barron, Alexandra. Social Work. “Stanislaus County family decision meetings: creating 10. a tool for assessing agency environmental factors.” Summer 2008. Advised by John Garcia. Barron, Oracia. Social Work. “Pregnant and parenting teens and the Cal‐SAFE 11. program.” Summer 2008. Advised by Shradha Tibrewal. Blevins, Eva. Interdisciplinary Studies. “The influence of teacher efficacy on teacher‐ 12. student interactions.” Summer 2008. Advised by Jennifer Henk. Blom, Laura. Social Work. “Exploratory study of former foster youthsʹ eating 13. behaviors.” Spring 2009. Advised by Shradha Tibrewal. Boylan‐Mendes, Amy. Social Work. “Cardiovascular health awareness project for 14. women in their 20s and 30s.” Spring 2009. Advised by Shradha Tibrewal. Brimoanbi, Claudia. ”Eldersʹ perceptions of financial abuse: a qualitative study.” Social 15. Work. Spring 2009. Advised by Shradha Tibrewal. Brownlow, Nancy. Psychology. “The relationship between dimensions of the Junior 16. Eysenck Personality Questionnaire and scores on the Child Behavior Checklist.” Fall 2008. Advised by Dawn Strongin. Chang, Lee Kathlaine. Social Work. “American Hmong women with post‐graduate 17. degrees: their higher education experiences and challenges.” Spring 2009. Advised by Robin Ringstad. Chang‐Xiong, Lanie. Social Work. “An exploratory study of Hmong womenʹs 18. perceptions of child abuse and discipline.” Spring 2009. Advised by Pamela Marques.

Chea, Sumbo. Social Work. “Current mental health issues of child and adolescent 19. survivors of the Khmer Rouge regime.” Spring 2009. Advised by Robin Ringstad.

Chukwuka, Ogiram. Social Work. “Contributions of Nigerian immigrants to California 20. in the areas of their career and education, family, entertainment, and religion.” Spring 2009. Advised by Pamela Marques.

Dhaliwal, Ramandeep. Psychology. “The relationship of marital satisfaction and level 21. of acculturation in arranged marriages vs. marriages of choice within the East Indian Population.” Spring 2009. Advised by Jennifer Henk. Dominguez, Davida Monica. Social Work. “Stress and coping of Mexican migrant farm 22. workers in Californiaʹs Central San Joaquin Valley.” Spring 2009. Advised by Valerie Leyva. Donald, Jenna. Social Work. “Examining barriers preventing seniors from engaging in 23. volunteer activities.” Spring 2009. Advised by Elizabeth Breshears. Flores, Courtney. Social Work. “Unmet needs, services received, and sources of support 24. for teen mothers in Stockton, CA.” Spring 2009. Advised by Robin Ringstad. Garcia, Estrella. Social Work. “A collaborative approach to methamphetamine 25. education and prevention.” Spring 2009. Advised by Elizabeth Breshears. George, Christopher. Social Work. “Social worker perceptions about client initiated 26. violence and personal safety.” Spring 2009. Advised by Charles Floyd. Golan, Ramika. Social Work. “Examining an M.S.W. curriculum: an analysis of course 27. syllabi in relation to program objectives.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Garcia. Grady‐Partin, Tiffani. Social Work. “Practitionersʹ perceptions of peer‐to‐peer 28. communication between individuals diagnosed with severe mental illness and verbal deficits.” Summer 2008. Advised by Elizabeth Breshears. Greer, Sonia. Social Work. “Parentsʹ perceptions of parent support groups and its 29. influence on their attendance.” Spring 2009. Advised by Charles Floyd. Huichapan, Liliana (co‐author). Social Work. Takahashi, S. “An exploration of 30. collaboration: a grass roots committee designed to address homelessness.” Spring 2009. Advised by Pamela Marques and Charles Floyd. Ibarra, Kristofer J. Psychology. “Conditioned reinforcement for chaining novel 31. responding: a conditional discrimination observing response procedure.” Spring 2009. Advised by Bruce Hesse. Jones, Marissa. Social Work. “Knowledge of HIV prevention among Hispanic females.” 32. Spring 2009. Advised by Pamela Marques. Jones‐Nice, Lori. Psychology. “Increasing interaction in children with autism using a 33. visual prompting system.” Spring 2009. Advised by William Potter. Kellstrom, Teresa Ann. Psychology. “What women want: attachment styles, womenʹs 34. perception of their romantic partner, and relationship satisfaction.” Spring 2009. Advised by Kurt Baker. Kindorf, Nilda. Social Work. “Foster care caseworker knowledge of social attachment 35. theory and the application to visitation.” Spring 2009. Advised by Margaret Tynan. Laituri, Stacey. Psychology. “Health attitudes and model orientation differences 36. between mental health and medical professionals.” Summer 2008. Advised by Kurt Baker. Larios‐Garcia, Guadalupe. Social Work. “The promotion of higher education for Latino 37. students.” Fall 2008. Advised by Pamela Marques

LeBrun, Eunice. Social Work. ”Master of social work studentsʹ perceptions of their 38. knowledge and preparedness regarding aiding in disaster relief.” Spring 2009. Advised by Robin Ringstad. Madrigal, Lourdes. Social Work. “Experiences and needs of rape trauma advocates.” 39. Spring 2009. Advised by Shradha Tibrewal. Morgan, Tori Noel. Social Work. “Using dialogue to create community change: 40. merging census data and community assets.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Garcia. Munguia, Gabriela. Social Work. “Perceptions of eating habits amongst Latinos with 41. diabetes.” Spring 2009. Advised by Shradha Tibrewal. Noriega, Michell. Social Work. “Gangs: should the private sector be involved in gang 42. prevention and intervention?” Spring 2009. Advised by Charles Floyd. Oosterkamp, Kristin Marie. Psychology. “A pesticide story: comparison of residential 43. location on neurocognitive performance.” Spring 2009. Advised by Dawn Strongin. Peterson, Jennifer. Psychology. “Evaluating the outcome of a behavioral parent 44. training course using a behavioral vignette test.” Spring 2009. Advised by Bruce Hesse. Redner, Ryan. Psychology. “Abstract second‐order conditional discriminations in 45. pigeons.” Spring 2009. Advised by William Potter. Ribeiro, Michelle Renee. Social Work. “Influencing childrenʹs food choices through 46. nutrition education: the effectiveness of a public service announcement campaign.” Spring 2009. Advised by Valerie Leyva. Robinson, Georgiana. Social Work. “Improving the outcomes for pregnant and 47. parenting teens: a critical reflection of young mothers.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Garcia. Rodriguez, Christine Marie. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Parent‐child relationships and 48. academic success among Hispanic migrant children 3‐6 years.” Summer 2008. Advised by Rosanne Roy. Rosado, Ivania. Social Work. “Factors that influence successful college enrollment and 49. graduation of ethnic minority students.” Spring 2009. Advised by Valerie Leyva. Stendardo, Chantal. Social Work. “Syringe exchange programs: attitudes of Stanislaus 50. County voters.” Spring 2009. Advised by Margaret Tynan. Stepro, Margaret Dickson. Social Work. “Participatory action research: the experiences 51. and voices of one homeless co‐researcher group.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Garcia. Suprai, Sukhdeep. Social Work. “Oncology staff using spirituality therapy.” Spring 52. 2009. Advised by Valerie Leyva. Takahashi, Shiku (co‐author). Social Work. Huichapan, L. “An exploration of 53. collaboration: a grass roots committee designed to address homelessness.” Spring 2009. Advised by Pamela Marques and Charles Floyd. Torres, Claudia. Social Work. “Life experiences of migrant and seasonal farm workers 54. in Stanislaus County.” Spring 2009. Advised by Shradha Tibrewal. Trujillo, Lorna. Social Work. “Stanislaus county foster care outcomes and current 55. policy and practice improvements.” Spring 2009. Advised by Robin Ringstad. Vongsa, Billy. Social Work. “Exploring the needs of dependent‐delinquent youth 56. through the lens of social workers.” Spring 2009. Advised by Elizabeth Breshears. Warfield‐Gibbs, Courtney. Social Work. “Case management decisions in child welfare 57. based on implicit bias.” Spring 2009. Advised by Robin Ringstad.

Warmsley, Kimberly. Social Work. “Exploring the experiences of homeless veterans 58. who reside in and access mental and social services in San Joaquin County, California.” Spring 2009. Advised by Valerie Leyva. Werb, Pamela. Social Work. “A qualitative study: child sex offender perspectives on 59. life, laws, and services.” Spring 2009. Advised by Shradha Tibrewal. Whatcott, Lindsay. Social Work. “Employment discrimination against convicted 60. felons.” Spring 2009. Advised by John Garcia. Winslow, Sue. Social Work. “Self preservation versus procreation: an exploratory study 61. into the journey of childbearing for young breast cancer survivors.” Summer 2008. Advised by Elizabeth Breshears. Yang, Alexis Mai Vue. Social Work. ”Hmong womenʹs perspectives of domestic 62. violence.” Spring 2009. Advised by Pamela Marques. Yang, Kia. Social Work. “Exploring Hmong parentsʹ perspectives on solutions to 63. addressing the communication gap between Hmong/Mong parents and adolescents.” Spring 2009. Advised by Charles Floyd.

29. CSU Student Research Competition (campus and State‐wide) ‐ 5

Adams, Heather. Psychology. “Four Signs That He’s Looking for a One Night Stand: 1. Psychological and Physiological Correlates of Sociosexuality.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (3rd place Graduate). CSU System‐wide at CSU LA. Advised by Victor Luevano. Gonzales, Joseph. Psychology. “Four Signs That He’s Looking for a One Night Stand: 2. Psychological and Physiological Correlates of Sociosexuality.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (3rd place Graduate). CSU System‐wide at CSU LA. Advised by Victor Luevano. Gonzales, Joseph. Psychology. “Eliciting Conformity from a Distance: How Participant 3. and Influencing Agent Characteristics Relate to Participant Conforming Behavior.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Victor Luevano. Musa, Joseph. Social Work. “Domestic Violence Experience of Sierra Leonean Male 4. Immigrants.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Graduate). Advised by Elizabeth Breshears. Scheffel, Juliann. Psychology. “The Effects of Temperature on Assault: Sacramento 5. 2007 and 2008.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Graduate). Advised by Gregory Morris.

California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Summary Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Humanities and Social Sciences Number of Faculty 107 Number of Faculty Responses 72 (67 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 5

2. Book Chapters ‐ 15

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 34

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 7

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 23

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 51

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 4

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 13

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 101

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 35

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 3

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 10

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 13

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 12

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 20

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 1

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) – Online article ‐ 12

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 5

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 24

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 11

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 63

25. Recognitions and Awards:

University ‐ 11 Disciplinary ‐ 1 Civic or Service Organization ‐ 1 Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 3

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 27

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity – 7

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 7

29. CSU Student Research Competition (Campus and State‐wide) ‐ 11 California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Detailed Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Humanities and Social Sciences Number of Faculty 107 Number of Faculty Responses 72 (67 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 5

Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Linguistic Study and 1. Critical Edition of the only Fifteenth‐Century Spanish Translation of Dante’s Divina Comedia. Newark, DE: Juan de la Cuesta Hispanic Monographs, 2009. Myers, Jason. Politics and Public Administration. Indirect Rule in South Africa: 2. Tradition, Modernity, and the Costuming of Political Power. Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Press, 2008. Regalado, Samuel. History. Iber, J., Alamillo, J. and DeLeon, A. Latins in Sport. 3. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics, 2009. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. Sniezek, T. Introduction to Sociology: A 4. Social Justice Approach. San Diego: University Readers, 2009. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Sense and Finitude: 5. Encounters at the Limits of Art, Language, and the Political. New York: SUNY Press, 2009.

2. Book Chapters ‐ 15

Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Gil, A. “¿Rugido o Rebuzno? De la disarmonía moral en la segunda parte del Quijote.” In Cervantes y su tiempo, Volumen I 1. edition, edited by J. Matas Caballero and J.M. Balcells Doménech. León, Spain: Universidad de León, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2008. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Katzew, A. “Chicana/o Student Protesters and Producers of Visual Education.” In Marching Students: Chicana/o Identity and the 2. Politics of Education 1968‐present, edited by M B, Avila. Reno, NV: University of Nevada Press, In Press. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Katzew, A. “Oprah para Mujeres: A Study of the Impact of Oprah’s Message on Chicanas.” In Stories of O: the Oprahification 3. of American Culture, edited by T. Cotten and K. Springer. Jackson, MS: University Press of Mississippi. Garone, Philip. History. “Rethinking Reclamation: How an Alliance of Duck Hunters and Cattle Ranchers Brought Wetland Conservation to California’s Central Valley 4. Project.” In Natural Protest: Essays on the History of American Environmentalism, edited by J. Crane and M. Egan. New York and London: Routledge, 2009. Gerstenfeld, Phyllis. Criminal Justice. “Hate Crimes.” In Violent Crime: Clinical and 5. Social Implications, edited by C.J. Ferguson. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, 2009. Gerstenfeld, Phyllis. Criminal Justice. “Jury Decision Making in Hate Crime Cases.” In 6 Courts, edited by C. Spohn, and C. Hemmens. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, 2009. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Philosophical and Methodological Foundations of Communication Education.” In The SAGE Handbook of Communication 7. and Instruction, edited by J. Warren and D. Fassett. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE, Forthcoming 2009. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Invisible Baseball: Japanese Americans and their Game in 8. the 1930s.” In Donald Kyle, Baseball in America and America in Baseball. College Station, TX: Texas A&M Press, 2008. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Ambiguities in the Locus of Home: Exilic Life and the Space of Belonging.” In Homes in Transformation: Dwelling, Moving, 9. Belonging, edited by H. Johansson and K. Saarikangas. Helsinki, Finland: Finnish Literary Society, In Press 2009. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Nothing to Hold (You Can’t Let Go): Embracing the Uncanny in Grateful Dead Songs of Home.” In Dead Letters, Vol. IV: 10. Essays on the Grateful Dead Phenomenon, edited by N. Meriwether. Columbia, SC: Dead Letters Press, In Press 2009. Wang, Shuo. History. “Qing Imperial Women: Empresses, Concubines, and Aisin Gioro 11. Daughters.” In Servants of the Dynasty, edited by A. Walthall. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 2008. Wittman, John. English. “New Collaborations for Writing Program Assessment.” In The 12. Handbook of Research on Assessment Technologies, Methods, and Applications in Higher Education, edited by C. Schreiner. Hershey, PA: IGI Global, 2009 Wong, Cathy. Sociology and Gerontology. “Intergenerational Pathways: Getting long in Space Takes on New Meaning.” In Living in space: Cultural, social and psychological 13. implications, edited by S. Bell and L. Morris. West Conshohocken, PA: Infinity Publishing, 2009. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “The Experiences of Hmong American: Three 14. Decades in Retrospective Review.” In The Impact of Globalization and Trans‐nationalism on the Hmong, edited by G. Y. Lee. Saint Paul, MN: Center for Hmong Studies Press, 2009. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “The Hmong American 15. Contemporary Experience.” In Emerging Voices: The Experiences of Underrepresented Asian Americans, edited by L. Huping. Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2008.

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 34

Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “El desenmascaramiento de don 1. Quijote en la aventura del león.” Ojáncano: Revista de Literatura Española, no. 33 (2008): 31‐44. Refereed. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. “Ties that Bind: Administrative Strategies in 2. the El Paraiso Valley, Department of Copan, Honduras.” Mexicon, no. 30 (2008): 10‐20. Refereed. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “Raising the question #10‐ Non‐native 3. Speakers of English: What More Can We Do?” Communication Education, no. 57.2 (2008):

289‐295. Referred. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “Looking In and Looking Out: Perceptions 4. of Misbehaviors in Conventional and Distance Education Classrooms.” Faculty Voices: Sharing Our Philosophies of Teaching, no. 4 (2008): 23‐26. Non‐refereed. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “YouTube as Case Study: Analysis of 5. Gendered Representations in Video.” Feminist Collections no. 29.1 (2008). Non‐Refereed. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Keyword Feminism: Evaluating 6. Representations of Feminism in YouTube.” Feminist Collections, no. 29.1 (2008). Non‐ Refereed. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Seward, L. and Carranza, J. “Computer‐ Mediated Communication that Brings Learning into the Present: Gender Differences in 7. Status Differentials and Self‐Disclosure in Online Peer Teaching.” International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Education, no. 5.2 (2009): 10‐20. Refereed. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. “Relational Caffeine: A Senior Capstone 8. Project.” Faculty Voices: Sharing Our Philosophies of Teaching, CSU Stanislaus no. 6 (2008): 29‐32. Non‐refereed. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Veggie Patches & Piazzas: Italia in 9. the Australian Landscape.” Focus on Geography, no. 51.2 (2008): 9‐17. Refereed. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “A Conceptual Framework of the Effects of 10. Positive Affect and Affective Relationships on Group Knowledge Networks.”Small Group Research no. 40.3 (2009): 323‐346. Refereed. Karlstrom, Eric. Anthropology and Geography. “Paleoenvironmental Interpretation of 11. a Multiple Soil‐loss Sequence at Milford Reservoir, Geary County, Northeastern Kansas.” Catena, no. 72 (2008): 113‐128. Refereed. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. “Communication for Public Decision‐ making in a Negative Historical Context: Building Intercultural Relationships in the 12. British Columbia Treaty Process.” Journal of International and Intercultural Communication, no. 1.2 (2008): 158‐180. Refereed. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “A WWW (Wiki Wiki Way) of Teaching.”Faculty 13. Voices: Sharing Our Philosophies of Teaching, CSU Stanislaus, no. 6 (2008). Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. “Taphonomy, Life History, and Human Exploitation of Rhinoceros sinensis at the Middle Pleistocene Site of Panxian 14. Dadong, Guizhou, China.” International Journal of Osteoarchaeology. (2008): 19‐16. Refereed. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “El poder de la 15. familia en la novela del siglo XIX.” Revista Universidad de Sonora, no. 23 (2008): 10‐12. Refereed. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “La Parcela de José 16. López Portillo y Rojas, romanticismo tardío en defensa del hacendado mexicano.” Arenas blancas. Revista literaria, no. 9 (2008): 4‐9. Refereed. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Sonorenses, pioneros 17. del periodismo en Arizona.” La línea del cosmonauta, no. 8/9 (2008): 7‐8. Refereed. 18. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Hacia la Otredad

(Norte) Americana.” Andante 26, no. 9 (2008). Refereed. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Dónde está 19. Hermosillo.” Peregrinos y sus letras, no. 1 (2009). Refereed. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Exposure, Absorption, Subjection – 20. Being‐in‐Media.” Glimpse, no. 9/10 (2009): 17‐22. Non‐refereed. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Fassett, D. “Effacement and Metaphor: 21. Searching for the Body in Educational Discourse.” Liminailties: A Journal of Performance Studies, no. 4.3 (2008). Refereed Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Friday Writes: An Exercise in the Believing Game.” 22. Journal of the Assembly of Expanded Perspectives on Learning (JAEPL), no. 14 (2007‐2008) Refereed. Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Four Antidotes to Burnout and Breakdown in the 23. Teaching Life.” The English Record, no. 59.2 (2009). Referred. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Roberto Clemente: Images, Identity, and Legacy.” 24. International Journal of the History of Sport, Vol. 25, Issue 6 (2008): 678‐690. Refereed Schmidt, Arnold. English. ʺThe 1848‐1849 Revolutions & the Italian Body Politic: 25. Barrett Browning & Clough, Garibaldi & Mazzini.ʺ Journal of Anglo‐Italian Studies, no. 9 (2008): 63‐78. Refereed. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “The Privileged Enemy: 26. Derrida’s Lifelong Reading of Antonin Artaud.” Research in Phenomenology, (Forthcoming). Refereed. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Rhythmic Delimitations of 27. History: On Heidegger and History.” Idealistic Studies, Vol. 38, Issues 1‐2 (2008): 91‐104. Refereed. Wang, Shuo. History. “Korean Travelers’ Notes: New Sources on the Manchu‐Han 28. Relations in the Early Qing.” Historical Documents Research, Huadong shifan daxue chubanshe, Shanghai, Vol. 27 (2008): 219‐31. Refereed. Winfree, Jason. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Fragments—of the Philosophy of 29. History.” Idealistic Studies, Vol. 38. (2008): 123‐136. Refereed. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “Culture‐Tectonics: California Statehood and John 30. Rollin Ridge’s Joaquín Murieta.” Western American Literature, no. 43.3 (2008): 259‐76. Refereed. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “Family History in the Multicultural Classroom.” 31. Academic Exchange Quarterly 12.1 (2008): 143‐47. Refereed. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “A Visit to the Hmong of Asia: Globalization 32. and Ethnicity at the Dawn of the 21st Century.” Hmong Studies Journal, Vol. 9 (2008): 1‐ 50. Refereed. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies.“A Visit to the Hmong of Asia: Globalization 33. and Ethnicity at the Dawn of the 21st Century: A Photo Essay. Hmong Studies Journal, Vol. 9. (2008): 1‐27. Refereed. Younglove, Jane. Criminal Justice. Nelligan, P. J. and Reisner, R. L. “Victim Character 34. Evidence in Death Penalty Cases: How Many Songs is Too Many?” Criminal Justice Review, no. 34.4 (2009): In Press. Refereed.

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 7

1. Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Editor. LETRAS. 2. Breen, Rofiah. English. Editor. Penumbra. Gerstenfeld, Phyllis. Criminal Justice. Consulting Editor. Crime and Punishment in the 3. U.S. 4. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Editor. Relational Caffeine. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Managing Editor. 5. CULTURAdoor. 6. Paterson, Stephanie. English. Editor. Faculty Voices. Wittman, John. English. Advisory Editor. The Handbook of Research on Assessment 7. Technologies, Methods, and Applications in Higher Education.

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 23

Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Editorial Board Reviewer. Communication 1. Education. 2. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Guest Reviewer. Communication Reports. 3. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Guest. Communication Research Reports. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Academic Advisory Board. Gender Studies, 4. McGraw‐Hill Contemporary Learning Series, Annual Editions: Gender. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Editorial Review Board. The California 5. Geographer. Jaasma, Marjorie. Communication Studies. Member of Editorial Review Board. Women 6. & Language. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Founder and Editor in 7. Chief. Pequeña nación. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Founder and Editor in 8. Chief. Mar, desierto y ladrillo. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Founder and Editor in 9. Chief. Jardín del amor. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Founder and Editor in 10. Chief. Primavera en el invierno. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Founder and Editor in 11. Chief. Sólo amor. 12. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Member of Review Board. Glimpse. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Member of Review Board. Society 13. for Phenomenology and Media.

Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Member of Editorial Board. Liminalities: A 14. Journal of Performance Studies. 15. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Member of Board of Editors. Utah Historical Quarterly. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Editorial Board. International Journal 16. of Philosophical Practice. 17. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Editorial Board. Philosophical Practice. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Series Editor and Member of 18. the Editorial Board. World Philosophies Series, Indiana University Press. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Board of Directors. Collegium 19. Phaenomenologicum, Italy. 20. Winfree, Jason. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Die Fröhliche Wissenschaft. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. Specialist Reader. MELUS: The Journal of the Society 21. for the Study of Multiethnic Literature of the United States. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Member of Editorial Review Board. Journal of 22. Southeast Asian American Education and Advancement. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. One‐time Editorial Reviewer. Asian American 23. Studies Journal.

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 51

Akwabi‐Ameyaw, Kofi. Anthropology and Geography. Rotary Grants for University 1. Teachers, funded by The Rotary Foundation (private). Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages. RSCA Grant. “Study of Teresa De 2. Avilaʹs Correspondence” not funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. RSCA Grant. “From the 3. Demise to the Rebirth of the Gaceria Languate in Castile, Spain,” not funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Dean’s Research 4. Initiative. Department Travel Grant.”A Comparison of Medieval and Modern Translation Tendencies,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Research Grant. “A 5. Comparison of Medieval and Modern Translation Tendencies,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. RSCA Grant. “Consolidating Political Authority in the Copan Kingdom: Testing Models of Identity, Affiliation, and 6. Administrative Strategies in the La Venta and Florida Valleys, Western Honduras,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Programmatic Grant. “Preparing Underrepresented Students for Careers in Agriculture through Recruitment, 7. Experiential Learning, and Community Service,” funded by United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) (federal).

Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Programmatic Grant. “Curriculum and 8. Articulation Manager for the CCCCO Industry Discipline Collaborative,” funded by State Center Community College District/Reedley College (university). Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Distance Education Grant. “Fully Online 9. Course Conversion/Development,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Faculty Development Grant. “Ensuring Access Through Collaboration and Technology – Partnerships, Technology and 10. Dissemination,” funded by the US Department of Education Office of Post‐Secondary Education (federal). Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. RSCA Grant. “Women and Club Drug Use in China’s 11. Changing Society,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Gerstenfeld, Phyllis. Criminal Justice. Mboka, A. and Helfer, T. Research Grant. 12. “Pathways to Success Mentoring Program,” pending by Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (federal). Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Teaching Grant. “Relational Caffeine: A 13. College Student Created Magazine,” funded by Dean’s Teaching Initiative Policy (university). Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. RSCA Grant. “Relational Caffeine: A College 14. Student Created Magazine,” not funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Faculty Development Center Mini Grant. 15. “Relational Caffeine: A College Student Created Magazine,” not funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. RSCA Grant. “Land use change on 16. Santa Rosa Island,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Faculty Development Center Mini 17. Grant. “Geography Mobile Mapping Equipment,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Dean’s Teaching Initiative Grant. 18. “Geography Mobile Mapping Equipment,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Dean’s Travel Fund Grant. “Travel to 19. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Helfer, Timothy. Criminal Justice. Research Grant. “Pathways to Success Mentoring 20. Program,” pending by Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (federal). Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Dean’s Teaching Initiative. “Student 21. Participation in the 63rd Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Service Learning Instructional Mini‐ 22. grant. “Neighborhood Revitalization & Sustainable Communities in Turlock, CA,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Dean’s Teaching Initiative Grant. 23. “Student Participation in the 63rd Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

Houk, Eric. Economics. Programmatic Grant. “Preparing Underrepresented Students for Careers in Agriculture through Recruitment, Experiential Learning, and Community 24. Service,” funded by United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) (federal). Huang, Miekuan. Communication Studies. Writing Grant. “Bring the Outside Inside: 25. Using Business News Stories as Lively Mini Case Studies to Teach Organizational Communication,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Huang, Miekuan. Communication Studies. Teaching Mini Grant. “Incorporating Social 26. Network Analysis (SNA) in Teaching Organizational Communication & Group Communication,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Huang, Miekuan. Communication Studies. RSCA Grant. “Sharing with a Smile: 27. Exploring the Effects of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Huang, Miekuan. Communication Studies. Dean’s Travel Grant. “A Social Network 28. Framework of Strategic Information Sharing during Organizational Socialization,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Huang, Miekuan. Communication Studies. Research Grant. “A Social Network 29. Framework of Strategic Information Sharing during Organizational Socialization,” not funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Huang, Miekuan. Communication Studies. Lambotte, F . Research Grant. “An 30. Empirical Study of Trust Building Processes in Hybrid Cross‐cultural Project Groups,” applied for National Science Foundation (federal). Jasek‐Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Younglove, J. Research Grant. “Community 31. Inquiry: Turlock Public Library,” funded by Friends of the Turlock Public Library (local). Jasek‐Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Garcia, J. Research Grant. “Community Inquiry: 32. Forming an Action Committee to Address Homelessness in Turlock,” funded by the City of Turlock (local). Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Research Grant. “Future with Innovative 33. Technology (FIT),” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Research Grant. “The Development of Interactive 34. Online Learning models—A Case Study of Educational Blogs,” applied for National Science Foundation (federal). Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Research Grant. “The Extension of Educational 35. Resource in the New Media Environment,” applied for China National Science Foundation (federal). Mboka, Abu. Criminal Justice. Gerstenfeld, P. and Helfer, T. Research Grant. 36. “Pathways to Success Mentoring Program,” pending by Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (federal). Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Event Sponsorship 37. Grant. “Honoring Chicano Writer Dr. Miguel Méndez in Phoenix, Arizona, Nov. 2008,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Research Grant. 38. “Culturadoor.com, Spanish Literature Electronic Journal,” funded by Centro de Ayuda,

Imprenta Concepto Gráfico, Volviendo a vivir (private). Nagel, Chris. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Dean’s Special Initiatives. Funded by 39. CSU Stanislaus (university). Perrello, Tony. English. Program Assessment Grant. “Assessing Student Engagement in 40. the English Major,” not funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. RSCA Grant. “Vietnam: War and Motherhood,” 41. funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Tumolo, Michael. Communication Studies. RSCA Grant. “Research on Franklin 42. Pierce,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. RSCA Grant. “Working Toward 43. Sustainable Development: Exploring Forest Community‐Market Interactions in the Southwest Brazilian Amazon,” not funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. Fulbright Grant. “To Teach in Japan,” funded by the 44. Fulbright Grant Program and the Japan‐U.S. Educational Commission (federal). Wittman, John. English. RSCA Grant. “Students as Collaborators: University 45. Assessment Research,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Wittman, John. English. Deans Travel Grant. “Students as Collaborators: Assessing 46. Academic Programs,” funded by CSU Stanislaus. Wittman, John. English. Faculty Development Center Mini Grant. Funded by CSU 47. Stanislaus (university) Wittman, John. English. Assessment Grant. “Students as Collaborators in Assessment 48. Outcomes,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Wong, Cathy. Sociology and Gerontology. Dean’s Teaching Initiative Grant. “To attend 49. and present at Pacific Sociological Association conference,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Wong, Cathy. Sociology and Gerontology. Instructional Support Mini Grant. “Winter 50. Term Class Project in San Francisco’s Tenderloin District,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Sabbatical Grant. “Sabbatical, 51. Spring 2010,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university).

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0 9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 4

Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Statewide Standardized Agriculture Curriculum, 1. Articulation and C‐ID Numbering System, California Postsecondary Agriculture Articulation Collaborative. Reedley, CA: CPAAC, 2009. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Computerized Student Portfolio, California 2. Agricultural Education Tech Prep Consortium. Modesto, CA: Modesto Junior College 2008‐2009. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. California Community College Curriculum 3. Resource Flashdrive, Agriculture Industry Specific Collaborative Grant. Reedley, CA: CCAGCANS, 2008‐2009.

Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. California Postsecondary Agriculture Food Safety 4. Curriculum, Agriculture Industry Specific Collaborative Grant. Reedley, CA: 2008‐2009.

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐13

Erickson, Edward. Economics. Auerbach, R. Deception and Abuse at the Fed: Henry B. 1. Gonzalez Battles Alan Greenspan’s Bank. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press. In CHOICE (2008). Erickson, Edward. Economics. Krosinsky, C. and Robins, N. Sustainable Investing: The 2. Art of Long‐term Performance. London, England: Earthscan.In CHOICE (2008). Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Erickson, T. and McDonald, D. Reflections on Works 3. that Have Influenced the HCI Community. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 2008. In New Media & Society, 11M (June 2009) :650‐654. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Castillo, A. Sólo amor. 4. Turlock, CA: Orbis Press, 2009. In Sólo amor (2009): back cover. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Nainby, K. Folktales Retold: A Critical Overview 5. of Stories Updated for Children. Jefferson, NC: MacFarland, 2006. In Women & Language (Forthcoming 2009). Schmidt, Arnold. English. Brown, P. F. Private Lives in Renaissance Venice. New 6. Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University, 2008. In Italian Quarterly (Summer‐Fall 2008): 106‐ 109. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. New Media and the New Middle East. New 7. York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007. In Media, War & Conflict 2(2) (August 2009): 227‐ 230. (forthcoming) Taniguchi, Nancy. History. McGuinness, A. Path of Empire: Panama and the California 8. Gold Rush. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press, 2008. In The Journal of American History, Vol. 95, no. 2 (September 2008): 529. Weikart, Richard. History. Dowbiggin, I. The Sterilization Movement and Global Fertility 9. in the Twentieth Century. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. In Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences 64 (2009): 270‐71. Weikart, Richard. History. Poore, C. Disability in Twentieth‐Century German Culture. Ann 10. Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2007. In American Historical Review 114 (2009): 234‐ 35. Weikart, Richard. History. Mattulat, M. Medizinethik in historischer Perspektive: Zum 11. Wandel ärztlicher Moralkonzepte im Werk von Georg Benno Gruber (1884‐1977). Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2007. In H‐German (January 2009). Weikart, Richard. History. Schmidt, U. and Frewer, A., eds. History and Theory of Human 12. Experimentation: The Declaration of Helsinki and Modern Medical Ethics. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2007. In H‐German (November 2008). Weikart, Richard. History. Ehrenreich, E. The Nazi Ancestral Proof: Genealogy, Racial 13. Science, and the Final Solution. Blooomington: Indiana University Press, 2007. In German Studies Review 31 (2008): 625‐26.

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 101

Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Una comparación de 1. tendencias en la traducción del español medieval y modern.ʺ Workshop at California Language Teachers Association, Sacramento, CA, February 2009. Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “New Standards for AP 2. Spanish in High School.” Workshop at Luther Burbank International Baccalaureate World High School, Sacramento, CA, March 2009. Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Nuevos datos sobre la traducción española medieval y moderna y su encaje en la enseñanza de la linguística 3. española.” Paper presented at ALDEEU, Instituto Universitario de Investigación en Estudios Norteamericanos de la Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Spain, June‐July 2009. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. “Power from Afar: The Role of Imported 4. Objects in Early Classic Royal Tombs at Copan, Honduras.” Paper at 107th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Society, San Francisco, CA, November 2008. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. “From the Heights of the Early Acropolis to the Valleys of the Hinterland: Administrative Strategies in the Copan Kingdom.” Paper 5. at 74th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, GA, April 2009. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. “Faces of the Past: Making, Using, and 6. Trading Mesoamerican Figurines, Whistles, and Ocarinas.” Paper at 27th Annual University of Pennsylvania Maya Weekend, Philadelphia, PA, April 2009. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Various presentations on C‐ID, Curriculum and 7. Articulation, California Agriculture. Teachers Association Summer Conference, San Luis Obispo, CA, June 2008. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. “EPortfolio, Lifelong Career Development, 8. Educating for Careers.” Paper at Connecting to the Future, California Career Pathways Consortia Fifteenth Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA, February 2009. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “Maverick teaching: Confronting Conventional Distance Education Teaching by Blazing New Trails in Collaboration with 9. Nontraditional College Students.” Paper at National Communication Annual Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Colnic, Dave. Politics and Public Administration. “Building Bridges: Institutional 10. Design for Effective Transboundary Dispute Resolution.” Paper and Poster at American Political Science Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, September 2008. David, Jonathan. History. “A Mouse in Memphis: Herodotus 2.141 and Egyptian 11. Sculptural Motif.” Paper at American Schools of Oriental Research Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, November 2009. David, Jonathan. History. “Priscus of Panium and Jordanes as Sources for Attila.” 12. Paper at Southwest/ Texas Popular Culture and American Culture Associations Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM, February 2009. Doraz, Walter. Sociology and Gerontology. “Implementing Food Awareness Across the 13. University.” Paper at Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA, April 2009.

Dorsey, Andrew. English. “Dark Laughter’s Misreading of the American Literary 14. Legacy of Huckleberry Finn.” Paper at Canadian Association of American Studies, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada, August 2008. Dorsey, Andrew. English. “Designing Multigenre Pedagogy for the College Literature 15. Classroom.” Paper at College Education Association, Pittsburgh, PA, March 2009. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Refuting Current Myths about Gender 16. Equity and Education.” Paper at National Womenʹs Studies Association annual conference, Cincinnati, OH, June 2008. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Theories of Conflict and Conflict Resolution 17. in Feminist Anti‐Racist Organizational Settings.” Paper at National Womenʹs Studies Association annual conference, Cincinnati, OH, June 2008. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “From Minor to Major: Challenges and 18. Strategies.” Panel presentation at National Womenʹs Studies Association Program Administration and Development Pre‐Conference, Cincinnati, OH, June 2008. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Critical Issues in Job Recruitment/ 19. Placement.” Panel presentation at National Womenʹs Studies Association Program Administration and Development Pre‐Conference, Cincinnati, OH, June 2008. Foreman, William. English. “The Graduate Writing Assessment Requirement at CSU, 20. Stanislaus.” Paper at English Council, Burlingame, CA, April 2009. Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. “The Role of Intimate Relationships in Women’s Cessation 21. of Drug Use.” Paper at American Society of Criminology, St. Louis, MO, October 2008. Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. “Drug Use and Justice: An Examination of China’s Drug 22. Policy Enforcement.” Paper at 50th Annual Conference of American Association for Chinese Studies. Fullerton, CA, December 2008. Garone, Philip. History. “The Role of Environmental Historians in the Campus 23. Sustainability Movement.” Paper at Annual Conference of the American Society for Environmental History, Tallahassee, FL, February–March 2009. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. “The Whole is Greater than the Sum of its 24. Parts: The Reciprocal Process Between Teachers and Students.” Paper at National Communication Association Convention, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. “Spatial Modeling of Water Use in 25. California Rice Production.” Paper at Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 2009. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. “The Curious Case of the Death Valley 26. Monuments.” Map at Annual California Geographical Society’s Conference, Santa Ynez, CA, April 2009. Helfer, Timothy. Criminal Justice. “Juvenile Law and Procedure in the State of 27. California, United States of America.” Paper at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, January 2009. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Foxen Wine Trail.” Workshop at 63rd 28 Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society, Santa Ynez, CA, May 2009. Houk, Eric. Economics. “How Community Colleges and Federal Grants Were Used to 29. Create a New Multidisciplinary Agriculture Program.” Poster at CSU Stanislaus RSCA

Week, September 2008. Houk, Eric. Economics. “Estimating the Costs of Transferring Water from Agriculture 30. for Threatened and Endangered Species in the Platte River.” Poster at CSU Stanislaus RSCA Week, September 2008. Houk, Eric. Economics. “The Economics of Water: Evaluating Endangered Species 31. Protection and Local Resource Conservation.” Research presentation at CSU Stanislaus Faculty Center Lecture Series, October 2008. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Lambotte, F. “An Empirical Study of Trust 32. Building Processes in Hybrid Cross‐cultural Project Groups.” Paper at International Network of Group Research (INGRoup) Conference, CO, July 2009. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Su, C. and Contractor, N.S. “Understanding the Structures, Antecedents, and Outcomes of Organizational Learning 33. and Knowledge Transfer: A Multi‐Theoretical and Multilevel Network Analysis.” Paper at International Communication Association 59th Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, May 2009. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “A Knowledge Network Model of How 34. Work Group Contextual Factors Influence Creativity.” Paper at Western Academy of Management 2009 Conference, Midway, UT, March 2009. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Su, C. and Barbour, J. “Multi‐Theoretical and Multi‐Level Analysis of Antecedents for Information Sharing through Digital 35. Repositories in Project Groups.” Paper at The XXIX Annual Meeting of the International Network for Social Network Analysis (INSNA), San Diego, CA, March 2009. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “A Social Network Framework of Strategic 36. Information Sharing during Organizational Socialization.” Paper at National Communication Association Annual Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “Why Would You Save Your Files in A Group Folder?—Motivations for Information Sharing through Digital Repositories in 37. Project Groups.” Paper at Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University, CA, October 2008. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “Sharing with a Smile: Exploring the Effects of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks.” Paper at OCIS Junior 38. Faculty Consortium, 2008 Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, August 2008. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “Motivations for Information Sharing 39. through Digital Repositories in Small Project Groups.” Paper at 2008 Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, August, 2008. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “Sharing with a Smile: Exploring the Effects 40. of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks.” Paper at INGRoup conference, Kansas City, MO, July 2008. Jaasma, Marjorie. Communication Studies. “The Ethic of Care: Implications for Older 41. Women.” Paper at Organization for the Study of Communication, Language, and Gender, Nashville, TN, October 2008. Jaasma, Marjorie. Communication Studies. “Exploring Bio‐Identical Hormone 42. Replacement Therapy.” Workshop discussion at Organization for the Study of

Communication, Language, and Gender, Nashville, TN, October 2008. Jasek‐Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Garcia, J., Leyva, V., and Ringstad, R. “Community Centered Engagement: A New Model for Partnership.” Research and Workshop at 43. Gulf‐South Summit on Service‐Learning and Civic Engagement Through Hither Education, Baton Rouge, LA, March 2009. Jasek‐Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Garcia, J. “Addressing the Complexity of 44. Homelessness Through Community Engagement.” Research and Workshop at Social Work 10th Annual Social Work Month Celebration, Turlock CA, March 2009. Karlstrom, Eric. Anthropology and Geography. “Status of New Proposed Federal 45. Energy Corridors.” Paper at California Geographical Society, Solvang, CA, May 2009. Karlstrom, Eric. Anthropology and Geography. “Late Quaternary Landscape Evolution 46. and Geoarchaeology of Two Drainages on Black Mesa, Northeastern Arizona.” Paper at 66th Annual Plains Anthropological Conference, Laramie, WY October 2008. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. “Replacing R.O.P.E.S.: A Successful Experiment in Team‐building through Volunteering with Habitat for Humanity.” Paper 47. presented at Western States Communication Association Annual Conference, Phoenix, AZ, February 2009. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. “Universal Design and Cultural Sensitivity: Assignments for Intercultural Communication Courses.” Panel participant 48. at National Communication Association Annual Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “Online Posting Anxiety: Its Impacts on Blogging.” 49. Paper at National Communication Association, Communication Apprehension and Competence Division, San Diego, CA, November, 2008. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “The Impact of Perceived Audiences on Blogging.” 50. Paper at National Communication Association, Human Communication and Technology Division, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. “The Effects of Wikis on Course Material Comprehension in Communication Classrooms.” Paper at National Communication 51. Association, Undergraduate College & University Division, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Mboka, Abu. Criminal Justice. “United States Juvenile Justice: Overview of Arizona 52. and California.” Paper at Risk University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia, February 2009. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. “Paleolithic Feng Shui: Cave Use and Environmental Change in the Chinese Middle Pleistocene.” Paper at Smithsonian 53. Institution Seminar, Ancient China Revealed: Recent Discoveries in Archaeology, Washington, DC, June 2008. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Dónde está 54. Hermosillo.” Paper at the Fifth “Lunas de Octubre,” Latin American writers’ encounter, La Paz‐Los Cabos, Mexico, October 2008. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “La gravedad de la distancia.” XVIII Jornadas Binacionales de Literatura” Paper at XVIII US‐Mexico 55. Binational Literature Encounter, San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico, March 2009.

Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Periodismo y 56. literatura hispana en EE.UU.”Research at II symposium of the CSU Stanislaus Spanish language program, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Advertising Politics: Juxtaposition, Line‐Crossing, Narrative Undecidability in American Television Representations of 57. Politics.” Paper at Society for Phenomenology and Media, Arlington, VA, February 2009. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “The Silence of Voices.” Paper at 58. Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences, Pittsburgh, PA, October 2008. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Mixing Spaces/Places in Musical Performance: Aural Negotiations of Emerging Cultural Environments.” Research 59. presentation at Western States Communication Association convention, Mesa, AZ, February 2009. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Transforming Texts: Unconventional Spirituality in the Foundational Literature of Critical Communication Pedagogy.” 60. Research presentation at National Communication Association convention, San Diego, CA, November 2008. O’Brien, Paul. Sociology and Gerontology. “Implementing Food Awareness Across the 61. University.” Paper at Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA, April 2009. O’Brien, Paul. Sociology and Gerontology. “Delayed Entry of Non‐Traditional College 62. Students.” Paper at Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA, April 2009. Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Making Things in College: A Theory and Practice 63. Workshop.”Workshop at Northern California Writing Center Association (NCWCA) 16th Annual Conference. Gavilan College, Gilroy, CA, February 2009. Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Great Valley Writing Project Utilizes National Writing 64. Project Mini Grant to Support English Language Learners and Teachers.” Poster at RSCA Week, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October 2008. Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Pants‐Down‐Teaching as Pedagogical Strategy for Reclaiming Teacher and Student Efficacy.” Session Chair: Sheridan Blau. “Transitions to 65. College Writing and Reading: Cultivating Performative Literacy in Freshman English Classes.” Paper at Annual Conference on College Composition and Communication, New Orleans, LA, April 2008. Payne, James. Sociology and Gerontology. “Implementing Food Awareness across the 66. University.” Paper at Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA, April 2009. Regalado, Samuel. History. “A Heartbeat for Change.”Paper at North American 67. Society for Sport History (NASSH) conference, Ashville, NC, May 2009. Routh, Stephen. Politics and Public Administration. “The Calculus of Confirmation: A Study of the Determinants of Senate Roll Call Voting on Presidential Appointments.” 68. Paper at Midwestern Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, April 2009. Royer, Katherine. History. “The Last Words of that ‘Cunning Coiner’ Henry Cuffe: Revisiting the Last Dying Speech in Early Modern England.” Paper at Renaissance 69. Society of America Conference, Los Angeles, CA, March 2009.

Schmidt, Arnold. English. “Cantoni il voluntario: The Body Politic and the Ideology of 70. Garibaldi’s Fiction.” Paper at California Interdisciplinary Conference on Italian Studies, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, March 2009. Sniezek, Tamara. Sociology and Gerontology. “Gender Differences in Parental Support 71. for College Enrollment.” Paper at Pacific Sociological Association, San Diego, CA, April 2009. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. “The Ecology of Inter‐Imperialist Wars: Depleted Uranium and the Yellow Cake of Imperialism (or Let Them Eat Yellow 72. Cake).” Paper at California Sociology Association 2009 Conference, Riverside, CA, November 2008. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. “Framing Trends in Prestige Press 73. Presentations of War & Occupation.” Paper at 80th Pacific Sociology Association Conference, San Diego, CA, April 2009. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. “Enduring Communities: Japanese Americans in Utah.” 74. Paper at “Whose America? Who’s American?” Japanese American National Museum’s conference, Denver, CO, July 2008. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. “Foreigners in the Fields: Race, Land, and Labor in 75. California’s Central Valley.” Paper at American Historical Association‐Pacific Coast Branch, Pasadena, CA, August 2008. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. “Trans‐Pacific Progressivism: Kyutaro Abiko in California 76. and Utah.” Paper at Western History Association, Salt Lake City, Utah, October 2008. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. “Internment’s Context: California’s Agribusiness, Labor, 77. Race, Law, and Politics.” Paper at First Wednesday Lecture Series, San Jose State University, San Jose, CA, April 2009. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Pouring Its Light Into Ashes: Exploring the Theme of Becoming in Grateful Dead Musical Experience,” Paper at 78. Texas/Southwest Popular Culture/American Popular Culture Association Conference, Albuquerque, NM, February 2009. Tumolo, Michael. Communication Studies. “’I’m Calling Today to Mislead You:’ From

Social Movement to Social Maintenance in Corporate Non‐Market Lobbying.” Paper at 79. National Communication Association, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Tumolo, Michael. Communication Studies. “Never Again?: On the Politics of 80. Remembering Genocide.” Paper at National Communication Association, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Latin America and 81. Transmodern Thought, or Philosophy After the Age of Pernicious Knowledge,” Paper at Continental – Comparative Philosophy Circle, Asilomar, CA, April, 2009. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Other Beginnings, What might be the Future of Philosophy in Light of the Philosophy of Liberation in Latin 82. America.” Paper at SJSU Center for Comparative Philosophy Series, Bay‐Area Comparative Philosophy Conference, San Jose, CA, April 2009. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Philosophy and Liberation in 83. Latin America: An Introduction to Enrique Dussel’s Thought.” Paper at Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley, October 2008.

Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Sobre el sentido politico 84. delcine.” Paper at Faculty of Art, Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities, Universidad de Chile, Auditorium, Las Encinas, Campus Juan Gomez Millas, Chile, June 2008. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Translating Heidegger’s 85. Beiträge zur Philosophie.” Paper at Colloquium at UC Irvine, CA, May 2009. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “The Time of Things and 86. Events. An Encounter with the Work of John Cage.” Paper at CCPC Conference in Asilomar, CA, April 2009. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “A commentary on Josh 87. Hayes, ‘A Logos of the Living: Towards an Ontology of the Animal.’” Paper at BACPA Colloquium Series, USF, San Francisco, CA, March 2009. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Evil Will: A Discussion of 88. Bret Davis, Heidegger and the Will. Paper at SPEP Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, October 2008. Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. “Creating New Spaces for 89. Community‐Market Partnerships in Acre, Brazil: Lessons from the FLORA Fair.” Paper at Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Santa Fe, NM, March 2009. Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. “Tapping Knowledge in Amazonia: Economic Change and Intra‐Cultural Variation in Cultural Knowledge among Rubber 90. Tappers in the Western Brazilian Amazon.” Paper at Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, San Francisco, CA, November 2008. Wang, Shuo. History. “Research on Ming and Qing Rare Books in the U. S. Libraries: Collections, Values, and Availability.” Paper at Zhonghua Encyclopedia‐ 91. Historiography and Chinese Historical Documents Overseas, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China, June 2008. Wang, Shuo. History. “Korean Travelers’ Notes: New Sources on the Changing Identity 92. of Women in Qing China.” Paper at American Historical Association 123rd Annual Conference, New York, NY, January 2009. Weikart, Richard. History. “Using Darwinism to Undermine Christian Ethics: Darwin, 93. Haeckel and Friedrich Jodl.” Paper at Evolution and Religion: Towards a History of an Evolving Relationship, Clemson University, SC, February 2009. Werling, Robert. Criminal Justice. “Developing Mature Law Enforcement Officers: A 94. Theoretical Approach.” Paper at ACJS Annual Conference, Boston, MA, 2009. Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. “Multiethnic Writers and the L.A. Novel Tradition.” 95. Paper at ALA (American Literature Association) Conference, San Francisco, CA, May 2008. Wittman, John. English. “Students as Collaborators in Assessment Research.” Paper at 96. AAC&U San Diego, CA, 2009. Wittman, John. English. “An Assessment Journey. ”Paper at AAC&U Conference, 97. Shaping Faculty Roles in a Time of Change, San Diego, CA, April 2009. Wolfe, Jesse. English. “On Beauty and Matronliness in E. M. Forster and Zadie Smith.” 98. Paper at Women and Literature panel, Midwest Modern Language Association Conference, Minneapolis, MN, November 2008.

Wong, Cathy. Sociology and Gerontology. “Straddling the Fence: Understanding the 99. World of a Transracial Adoptee.” Paper at Pacific Sociological Association Conference in San Diego, CA, April 2009. Wong, Cathy. Sociology and Gerontology. “Filling the Void: An Autoethnographic Study of a Transracial Adoptee.” Paper at Presidential Session: Multiracial Families in a 100. Changing Society at the Pacific Sociological Association Conference in Portland, Oregon, April 2009. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “The Immigration and Emigration of Hmong 101. Americans.” Paper presented at the 16th World Congress of the Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Kunming, China, July 2009.

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 35

Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Discussant. Segundo Simposio del 1. Programa de Español en CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Avwunudiogba, Augustine. Anthropology and Geography. Discussant. Annual 2. Meeting Association of American Geographers (AAG), Las Vegas, NV, March 2009. Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Moderator. CSU 3. Stanislaus Second Annual Spanish Symposium, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Discussant. 74th Annual Meeting of the 4. Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, GA, April 2009. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Chair. Statewide Lead for Agriculture, 5. Intersegmental Council of Academic Senates Course Identification (C‐ID) Initiative. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Chair. California Postsecondary Agriculture 6. Articulation Collaborative, CA, 2008‐2009. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Discussant. California Agriculture Teachers 7. Association Regional Meetings and Summer Conference, Stockton, CA, and San Luis Obispo, CA, November 2008, June 2009. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Consultant. California Ag Education Tech Prep 8. Consortium, CA, 2008‐2009. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Chair. CCC Agriculture Midwinter Institute, 9. Redding CA, December 2008 Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Chair. Undergraduate College and 10. University Business Meeting at the National Communication Association Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Chair. Small College Business Meeting at 11. the National Communication Association Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Discussant. Showcasing Senior Seminars: 12. A Liberals Arts Approach to Communication Capstones at the National Communication Association Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Discussant. Legislative Assembly, 13. Undergraduate College and University Section at the National Communication Association Conference, San Diego, CA, November 2008.

Carroll, John. English. Discussant. Guilt as a Political Factor, sponsored by The 14. California Psychoanalytic Circle and the journal of culture and the unconscious, UC Berkeley, September 2008. David, Jonathan. History. Chair. Ancient History Panel, Phi Alpha Theta Regional 15. Conference , California North, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Durbin, Thomas. Anthropology and Geography. Discussant. American 16. Anthropological Association annual meetings in San Francisco, CA, November 2008. Foreman, William. English. Audio‐Visual Chair. California Association of Teachers of 17. English 2009, Santa Clara, CA, February 2009. Garone, Philip. History. Chair. Northern California Regional Phi Alpha Theta History 18. Honor Society Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Chair. Turn it Upside Down: Promoting 19. Creative Learning through Unique Classroom Assignments, A panel presented at the National Communication Association Convention in San Diego, CA, November 2008. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Chair. Annual California Geographical 20. Society’s Conference, Santa Ynez, CA, April 2009. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Chair. The 63rd Annual Meeting of the 21. California Geographical Society, Santa Ynez, CA, May 2009. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Paper Session Chair. Western States 22. Communication Association Annual Conference, Phoenix, AZ, February 2009. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Chair and Respondent. Western States 23. Communication Association convention, Phoenix, AZ, February 2009. O’Brien, Paul. Sociology and Modern Languages. Chair. Pacific Sociological 24. Association, San Diego, CA, April 2009. Perrello, Tony. English. Discussant. WASC Workshop: Teaching and Assessing the 25. English Major Conference, WASC, Long Beach, CA, February 2009. Regalado, Samuel. History. Discussant. “Remembering the Life and Work of Jules 26. Tygiel,” North American Society for Sport History (NASSH) Conference, May 2009. Regalado, Samuel. History. Moderator. “The State of Sport History,” Organization of 27. American Historians Conference, Seattle, WA, March 2009. Royer, Katherine. History. Moderator. Phi Alpha Theta Conference, CSU Stanislaus, 28. Turlock, CA, April 2009. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Chair and Moderator. “New Voices WW II,” Phi 29. Alpha Theta CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. Organizer/Moderator. Political Economy of 30. Mass Media session, 80th Pacific Sociology Association Conference, San Diego, CA, April 2009. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Chair. Phi Alpha Theta Northern California Conference, 31. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. April 2008. Tumolo, Michael. Communication Studies. Chair and Moderator. “Past Performances: 32. Memory Studies in Public Address,” National Communication Association, San Diego, CA, November 2008.

Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Chair and Discussant. Society 33. for Phenomenology and existential philosophy, special book session “Global Fragments,” Duquesne University, Pittsburg, PA, October 2008. Wang, Shuo. History. Panel Chair. “Transformation and Reconstruction: Chinese 34. Women in a Changing World,” American Historical Association 123rd Annual Conference, New York, NY, January 2009. Werling, Robert. Criminal Justice. Discussant. Terrorism: A Multi‐National Perspective 35. Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, Tel Aviv, Israel, June 2008.

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 3

De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Interlingualism: The Language of 1. Chicanas/os.” In Chicana/o Critical Perspectives and Praxis at the Turn of the 21st Century. NACCS, 2009. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. “Abstract‐Spatial Modeling of Water 2. Use in California Rice Production.” In Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 2009. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. “9P Planning: Overcoming roadblocks to 3. collaboration in intercultural community contexts.”In International Workshop on Intercultural Collaboration, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, February 2009.

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 10

Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Reviewer. The Spanish Alternate 1. format of the textbook “Algebra Readiness.” California Department of Education. Sacramento, CA, September‐November 2008. Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Presenter. Hispanic 2. cultural workshops. Turlock Education Academy. Turlock, CA, September 2008 to June 2009. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Presenter. Education Resources Committee for Ag 3 in the Classroom. Sacramento, CA, 2008‐2009. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Judge. Youth Rabbit Shows at County Fairs. 4. Mendocino, CA, July 2008, Calaveras, CA, May 2008, Turlock, CA, July 2008. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Agriculture Advisory Committee for Modesto City 5. Schools. Modesto, CA 2008‐2009. 6. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Rotary Read‐In. Turlock, CA, March 2009. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Consultant. Geography Field & 7. Geospatial Methods Curriculum. Granada High School. Livermore, CA, September‐ May 2008‐2009. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Judge. National Geography Bee. French 8 Camp School. French Camp, CA, January 2009. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Workshop. Preparing for College and 9. Beyond. Beijing Normal University Foreign Language School, Chengdu, China, December 2008.

Paterson, Stephanie. English. Presenter. “Taking An Inquiry Stance.” Great Valley 10. Writing Project. Pre‐Institute Weekend. Turlock, CA, April 2009.

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 13

Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Exhibit. Sharing with a Smile: Exploring the 1 Effects of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks. CSU Stanislaus, RSCA Week, Turlock, CA, September 2008. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Poster Presentation. All students use all 2. styles. Claremont Symposium on Applied Social Psychology, Claremont, CA, March 2009. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Poster Presentation. 9P Planning: Overcoming roadblocks to collaboration in intercultural community contexts. International 3. Workshop on Intercultural Collaboration, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, February 2009. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Poster Presentation. Forget the retreat: 4. Habitat for Humanity an effective alternative for team‐building. RSCA Week, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October 2008. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Exhibit. “Hispanic 5. student festival.” CSU Stanislaus Spanish Club, Turlock, CA, December 2008. Regalado, Samuel. History. Participant: “Clemente” film screening. CSU Stanislaus 6. College of Humanities & Social Sciences, Turlock, CA, November 2008. Royer, Katherine. History. Presentation. “The Mystery in the Box: Family Secrets, 7. Forceps, and the First Obstetrician in Colonial America.” Genealogical Society of Stanislaus County, Modesto, CA, June 2009. Royer, Katherine. History. Presentation. “The Chamberlyn Family Secret and the 8. Introduction of Forceps Delivery in Colonial America.” Daughters of the American Revolution, Modesto, CA, May 2009. Royer, Katherine. History. Presentation. “Teaching at a CSU.” Stanford University, Palo 9. Alto, CA, June 2009. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Workshop. “Comparing Pedagogy: East & West.” 10. Ha Noi National University, Ha Noi, Vietnam, January 2009. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Presentation. “Overview of U.S. History.” Ha Noi 11. National University, Ha Noi, Vietnam, January 2009. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Presentation. “History of Cuba.” Ha Noi National 12. University, Ha Noi, Vietnam, January 2009. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Presentation. “Latin America‐Chinese Relations.” 13. Ha Noi National University, Ha Noi, Vietnam, January 2009.

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups ‐ 12

Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Consultant. Central Valley Consortium 1. Agricultural Education Tech Prep. Modesto, CA. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Consultant. California Postsecondary Agricultural 2. Articulation Collaborative. Reedley, CA. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Consultant. College Agriculture Curriculum, 3. Articulation and Numbering System. CA. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Consultant. Academic Senate California 4. Community Colleges. Sacramento, CA. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Consultant. USDA HSI E. (Kika) de la Garza 5. Education Fellow Advisor 2009. Washington D.C. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Consultant. Golden Community Food 6. Bank. Golden, BC. Canada. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Consultant. Baha’is of Stanislaus County. 7. Turlock, CA. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. Consultant. San Joaquin and 8. Stanislaus County Coroners. Modesto, CA. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Spanish language 9. Consultant. Andale Advertising. Mesa, AZ. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. Consultant. Phranakhon Rajabhat University. 10. Bangkok, Thailand. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. Consultant. City of Turlock Housing 11. Program Services Division, Community Development Block Grant Committee. Turlock, CA. Wallace, Richard. Anthropology and Geography. Consultant. Forest Governance 12. Program, Center for International Forestry. Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 20

Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Journal Article Reviewer. Ancient 1. Mesoamerica. Cambridge, UK. Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. Paper Reviewer. Undergraduate College 2. and University Section, National Communication Association. San Diego, CA David, Jonathan. History. Book Reviewer. Phoenix: Journal of the Classical Association of 3. Canada (Revue de la société canadienne des etudes classiques). Trinity College, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Essay Submission Reviewer. Faculty Voices. 4. Turlock, CA. Eudey, Betsy. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Peer Reviewer, Faculty Development. 5. Multimedia Educational Resources for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT). Long Beach, CA.

Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. Journal Reviewer. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice 6. (JCCJ). Lincoln, NE. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Invited Guest Reviewer. Western Journal of 7. Communication. Fort Collins, CO. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Reviewer. National Communication 8. Association, Reviewer for The Undergraduate College and University Division. Washington, D.C. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Reviewer. National Communication 9. Association, Reviewer for The Feminist and Women’s Studies Division. Washington, D.C. Houk, Eric. Economics. Journal Article Reviewer. Land Degradation & Development. 10. Hoboken, NJ. Houk, Eric. Economics. Journal Article Reviewer. Journal of Environmental Management. 11. January 2009. Amsterdam, the Netherlands. 12. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Paper Reviewer. International Communication Association (ICA) Annual Conference, 2009. Chicago, IL. 13. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Paper Reviewer. Academy of Management (AOM) Annual conference, 2009. Chicago, IL LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Journal Reviewer. Journal of International 14. and Intercultural Communication. Florence, KY. 15. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. Western States Communication Association Annual Conference. Phoenix, AZ. 16. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. International Workshop on Intercultural Collaboration, Stanford University. Palo Alto, CA. Liu, Xun. Communication Studies. Conference Paper Reviewer. International 17. Communication Association, Communication Technology Division. Chicago, IL. 18. Nagel, Chris. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary World Conference. Pine Lake, NY. 19. Royer, Katherine. History. Early Modern English Literary Studies. Sheffield, UK. 20. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. Journal Article Reviewer. Organization and Environment. Thousand Oaks, London.

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 1

Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Electronic Spanish 1. Research and Creative Writing Workshop. www.culturadoor.com.

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 12

Burroughs, Nancy. Communication Studies. “A Message from the UCUS Chair.” In 1. Undergraduate College and University Section and Small College Interest Newsletter. July 2008. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Local Students Take the Lead. Chicano 2. Studies Tasks Yields Awards.” In Vida En El Valle. April 2009 Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Greetings from California’s Sunny 3. South Coast.” In President’s Column, California Geographical Society Bulletin, 62(2): 1‐2. Summer 2008. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Conference Update & Remembering 4. Gail Hobbs.” In President’s Column, California Geographical Society Bulletin, 63(1): 1,4. Fall 2008. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Conference Report: Santa Ynez 5. Valley.” In California Geographical Society Bulletin, 63(2): 1,4. Spring 2009. Houk, Eric. Economics. J.W. Fisher. “Estimating the Value of Ontario’s Forage Industry 6. Management.” In Ontario Forage Council, University of Guelph. August 2008. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. “Bring the Outside Inside: Using Business 7. News Stories as Lively Mini Case Studies to Teach Organizational Communication.” In Faculty Voices: Sharing our Philosophies of Teaching, CSU Stanislaus. 2009. Jasek‐Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. “Economics 101.” In The Modesto Bee. February 8. 2009. Karlstrom, Eric. Anthropology and Geography. “Gas Drilling on the Baca.” In Colorado 9. Central Magazine. April 2008. LaFever, Marcella. Communication Studies. “Managing Exams: Preventing Student‐ 10. instructor Conflicts.” In Spectra 44(8). September 2008. Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Thinking More Effectively About Our Aims in Teaching 11. Writing.” In Print. The Great Valley Writing Project, Vol. V, no. 3. Fall 2008. Wittman, John. English. “Communal Assessment: Valuing Student Inquiry.” In Faculty 12. Voices: Sharing our Philosophies of Teaching, CSU Stanislaus. 2009.

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 5

Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. In Minerbi‐Vargas, D. “Los mexicanos inmigrantes de dos niveles socioculturales: los cerebros fugados en 1. Háblame a tu regreso (2004) y los mulas en Oro verde (2002),” Sociedad y cultura: las múltiples caras de sus fronteras. Mérida, Mexico: Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán, 2007‐2008. Royer, Katherine. History. In Westerhoff, D. “Death and the Noble Body in Medieval 2. England,”(2008). Boydell Press. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. In Patrick, P. and Han Woo, P. ʺOnline Networks of Student Protest: The Case of the Living Wage Campaign,ʺ New Media & 3. Society, 10 (6) (December 2008): 871‐891.

Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. In Park, H. and Thelwall, M. ʺLink analysis: 4. Hyperlink Patterns and Social Structure on Politiciansʹ Web sites in South Korea,ʺ Quality and Quantity, 42, (5) (October 2008): 687‐697. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. In De Koster, W. and Houtman, D. ʺStormfront is Like a Second Home to Me: On Virtual Community Formation by Right‐ 5. Wing Extremists,ʺ Information, Communication & Society, 11 (8), (December 2008): 1155‐ 1176.

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 24

Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Program Assessment 1. Coordinator. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Course Developer. CSU 2. Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. GE Assessment Plan 3. Writer. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Major in Ethnic Studies. CSU Stanislaus. 4. Turlock, CA. Helfer, Timothy. Criminal Justice. Juvenile Concentration Curriculum. CSU Stanislaus. 5. Turlock, CA. Helfer, Timothy. Criminal Justice. CSU Stanislaus Mentoring Program with Turlock 6. School District. Turlock, CA. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Department of Geography Assessment 7. Survey. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Department of Geography Assessment 8. Report. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. GEOG 4710 (Field Methods) Course 9. Revision. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. GEOG 3010 (Cultural Geography in 10. Cuernavaca, Mexico) course revision. UNITER. Cuernavaca, Mexico. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. GEOG 4350 (Urban Geography) and 11. Service Learning Component Course Development. Airport Neighbors United. Modesto, CA and Redevelopment in Turlock’s Downtown. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. Founding Member of Undergraduate 12. Research Council. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. Curricular Development for B.A. 13. in Ethnic Studies. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies 14. Program Assessment Coordinator. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology and Gerontology. Social Problems and Social Policy 15. Course Design. Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology and Gerontology. Sociology of the Family: A Global 16. Perspective Course Design. Polish Academy of Sciences. Warsaw, Poland.

Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology and Gerontology. Globalism Course Design. Polish 17. Academy of Sciences. Warsaw, Poland. Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology and Gerontology. The Family Course Design. Polish 18. Academy of Sciences. Warsaw, Poland. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Authored seven‐year Academic 19. Program Review for University Honors Program. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Tuedio, Jim. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Co‐authored seven‐year Academic 20. Program Review for Philosophy Program. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Co‐Director Latin American 21. Studies program reconstruction. Turlock, CA. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Coordinator of the visiting scholars and artists series: March 11, 2008, performance and free class by Hugo “el 22. gato” Valdez and Andrea Monti (tango masters from Argentina). CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA, Winter, Molly Crumpton. English. Consultant and Co‐Creator of “First‐Year 23. Composition: Writing for Agriculture” for the California Agriculture Statewide Curriculum Project. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Wittman, John. English. Department of English Academic Program Review. CSU 24. Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 11

Gao, Huan. Criminal Justice. “Victimization among Asian Americans.” In Shaun L. 1. Gabbidon and Helen T. Greene (eds.), Encyclopedia of Race and Crime. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2009. Houk, Eric. Agricultural Studies. Bender, M. “How Community Colleges and Federal Grants Were Used to Create a New Multidisciplinary Agriculture Program.” In North 2. American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Journal. Vol. 52, no. 2. Rupert, ID: NACTA Publishing, June 2008. Perrello, Tony. English. “Foweles in the frith.” In Companion to Pre‐1600 British Poetry. 3. New York, NY: Facts on File, 2008. Perrello, Tony. English. “Now goth sonne vnder wod.” In Companion to Pre‐1600 British 4. Poetry. New York, NY: Facts on File, 2008. Perrello, Tony. English. “Gary Soto’s Simple Plan.”In Encyclopedia of Hispanic‐American 5. Literature. New York, NY: Facts on File, 2008. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Roberto Clemente.” In Encyclopedia of North America Sport. 6. New York, NY: M.E. Sharpe, forthcoming. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Luis Aparicio.” In Encyclopedia of Latin America History and 7. Culture, 2nd Edition. Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference USA, forthcoming. Regalado, Samuel. History. “David Concepcion.” In Encyclopedia of Latin America 8. History and Culture, 2nd Edition. Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference USA, forthcoming.

Regalado, Samuel. History. “Nomar Garciaparra.” In Encyclopedia of Latin America 9. History and Culture, 2nd Edition. Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference USA, forthcoming. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Tony Perez.” In Encyclopedia of Latin America History and 10. Culture, 2nd Edition. Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference USA, forthcoming. Regalado, Samuel. History. “Fernando Valenzuela.” In Encyclopedia of Latin America 11. History and Culture, 2nd Edition. Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference USA, forthcoming.

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 63

Andrés, Carlos. Philosophy and Modern Languages. GE course reviews in several 1. Community Colleges for the California State University Office of the Chancellor. Long Beach, CA. Avwunudiogba, Augustine. Anthropology and Geography. Invited Speaker. 2. “Geospatial Modeling of the Universal Soil Loss Equation: The Holiday Lake Case Study.” GIS Day Celebration. Turlock, CA. November 2008. Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Reviewer in the CSU for 3. the AP Spanish exams in California. Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Spearheaded the writing 4. of the Spanish program’s seven‐year Academic Program Review. 5. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. CA State Fair Livestock Advisory Committee. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Turlock Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness 6. Committee. Ag Scholarship Luncheon. 7. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. National Ag Science Center Board Member. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Visit Community Colleges – Class Presentations 8. San Joaquin Delta College, Modesto Junior College, Merced Community College. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Statewide Community College Ag Advisory 9. Committee. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Modesto Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness 10. Committee. Ag Aware and Harvest Luncheons. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. National Convention Judge, Mini Lop Rabbit Club 11. of America. Monterey, CA. April 2009. 12. Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Turlock Rotary Club. Bourns, Williams. Criminal Justice Department. Turlock Anti Gang Committee. 13. Turlock, CA. 14. Breen, Rofiah. English. Stanislaus County Arts Council. Carroll, John. English. “Waterboarding,” New Verse News, May 2009 (poem on refereed 15. website). David, Jonathan. History. Senior Supervisor, Area K. The Megiddo Expedition 16. (archaeological excavations), Tel Aviv University, Israel, June‐August 2008.

De Katzew, Lilia. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Actively directing/guiding/working with at least 40 Chicana/o students so that they can become creative agents of culture by 17. producing critical socio‐cultural self‐identity narratives in order to publish their works in a book format. 18. Erickson, Edward. Economics. The Modesto Bee Blog: Economics 101. Garone, Philip. History. Conference Organizer. Northern California Regional Phi 19. Alpha Theta History Honor Society Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Gerstenfeld, Phyllis. Criminal Justice. Juvenile Justice in California: Good traditions 20. and innovations. Invited talk at the University of Zagreb, Croatia, June 6, 2008. Gerstenfeld, Phyllis. Criminal Justice. Criminal Justice in the United States. Invited talk 21. at Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University, Warsaw, Poland, January 12, 2009. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Submitted Proposal. Fun with Unconventional Internet Pedagogy: Using Facebook, Blogs, Wikis and other Internet‐ 22. Based Technologies to Connect with Students. A panel presented at the National Communication Association Convention in San Diego, CA, November 2008. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Faculty Advisor Editor. In Connections. 23. Communication Studies Department Newsletter. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Harvey, Vickie. Communication Studies. Seward, L. and Carranza, J. ʺComputer‐ Mediated Communication that Brings Learning into the Present: Gender Differences in 24. Status Differentials and Self‐Disclosure in Online Peer Teaching.ʺ E‐Collaboration: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools and Applications, 3 (5.19) (2009). Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. “Italian Themes and Landscapes: A 25. Comparison of California & Australia.”Presentation for the CSU Stanislaus Faculty Lecture Series, Fall 2008. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Host and Emcee of the CGS Student 26. Awards Banquet. The 63rd Annual Meeting of the California Geographical Society, Santa Ynez, CA, May 2009. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Creation of assessment rubrics for 27. student projects and presentations (GEOG 4710, GEOG 4350, GEOG 3700, GEOG 4720, and GEOG 4852). CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Houk, Eric. Economics. Contributed to a special section of the Modesto Bee’s “Talking 28. To The Top: Economics 101 Blog,” February 2009. Houk, Eric. Economics. Presentation. “The Economics of Water: Evaluating Endangered 29. Species Protection and Local Resource Conservation.” CSU Stanislaus Faculty Development Center Lecture Series. October 2008. Turlock, CA. Jasek‐Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Internet Blog. “Talking to the Top: Economics 101 30. Blog” at modestobee.com, February 2009. Jasek‐Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Presentation. “Modesto Junior College Civic 31. Engagement Project” Modesto Junior College, Modesto CA, October 2008. Jasek‐Rysdahl, Kelvin. Economics. Presentation. “Troubling Trends in the Economy” 32. to the Modesto Mortgage Association, Modesto CA, November 2008.

Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Poems by “Manuel Murrieta‐Saldívar. ‘Huellas frescas’, ‘Lleno de vacío.’” In Concierto de lo entrevisto. 33. Antología de poesía sonorense (poetry anthology), edited by A.B. Méndez‐Estrada. Hermosillo, Mexico: Editorial Garabatos, 2008. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “2nd. Noche 34. Bohemia.” Reading of poetry at Latino cultural and literary event. Arts Council for Monterey County and “Poetas Unidos”, Salinas, CA, February 2009. Nainby, Keith. Communication Studies. “Beyond Roleplay: Radical Performance in the 35. Classroom.”Keynote Presentation, with A. Kilgard, at American Education Studies Association Convention, Savannah, GA, October 2009. Paterson, Stephanie. English. Facilitator. Teacher as Facilitator: “Facilitation as an Invisible 36. Art,” T.A. Professional Development Workshop, CSU Stanislaus Summer Bridge Program, July 17, 2008. Paterson, Stephanie. English. Participant. A Syllabus Workshop. University Writing 37. Center, CSU Stanislaus. Professional Development for Teaching Associates, January 6, 2009. Paterson, Stephanie. English. Marik , L. 4 C’s Session Review. E.12 Making Waves 38. through Writing: Food Memories, Argument, and Recipes as Protest, Kairos Wiki, http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/CCCCReviews/CCCCReviews Regalado, Samuel. History. Guest Historian/Academic Adviser: “The American Experience: Roberto Clemente,” Quiet Pictures Productions. Public Broadcast Network 39. (PBS). Broadcast: April 2008. Winner of 2008 ALMA Awards for “Outstanding Made‐ For‐Television Documentary.” Regalado, Samuel. History. Mujeres Latinas, Modesto, CA; American Civil Liberties 40. Union, Stanislaus County Chapter. Modesto, CA. 41. Regalado, Samuel. History. Past Phi Alpha Theta advisor. Sanchez Walker, Marjorie. History. “From Habana to Ha Noi.” Faculty Development 42. Center Presentation, April 23, 2009. Schmidt, Arnold. English. Visiting Scholar. American Academy in Rome. Research on 43. Italian Romanticism in Rome at the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, March 2008. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Participant, California World History Association 44. Conference, San Francisco, CA, November 2008. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Participant, “The Constitution in Crisis.” Teacher training 45. workshop sponsored by the Japanese‐American Citizens League, Merced, CA, April 2009. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Organized events for Hum 46. 4850 (Summit Cluster) Latin American Identities Between Written Word and Image, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. SPAN 5200‐ Latin American 47. Literature in Contemporary Continental Thought, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Organized events for HIL 48. 5010‐ Classical Greek Philosophy, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Organized events for SPAN 49. 3408 ‐ Tango, the Dance and its Culture: South American Culture in the Twentieth Century Through Music and Dance, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Organized events for PHED 50. 1948‐Introduction to Argentine, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Cristian Amigo, Latin 51. American Studies Scholar/Artist in Residence. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, May 2008. Weikart, Richard. History. Invited lecture: “Darwinism and the Problem of Valuing 52. Human Life,” Biola University, March 19, 2009. Weikart, Richard. History. Invited lecture on my forthcoming book, Hitler’s Ethic, 53. Seattle Pacific University, August 9, 2008 54. Wittman, John. English. Harvard Educational Review, Accepted. 55. Wittman, John. English. Graduate Fellowship Award. Wittman, John. English. Co‐authored Faculty Voices article “Communal Assessment: 56. Valuing Student Inquiry.” May 2009. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Co‐editor of a proposed anthology, entitled, Diversity within Diaspora: The Status of Hmong America 30 Years after Initial Resettlement in 57. the United States. This book proposal is tentatively accepted by the Hawaii University Press. It is in review as of May 2009. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Academic Institute: Member of the Board of 58. Governance, The Center for Hmong Studies, Concordia University Saint Paul, St. Paul, MN. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Gender in Hmong Society: A PowerPoint Teaching program on Hmong gender roles and related topics, E‐Published for Hmong 59. Resources Center. St. Paul, MN: 2007‐2008. Online link to view: http://hmongstudies.org/GenderinHmongSocietyPart2.pdf. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. Community Services: Member, Board of 60. Advisory, The Bridge Community Center, Modesto, CA. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “Acculturation and Accommodation: Rethinking and Reframing the Experiences of Southeast Asian Americans.” A Keynote 61. Address, The 10th Annual Larry Speech at Memorial Child Welfare Symposium, Fresno, CA, April 2009. Yang, Kou. Ethnic and Gender Studies. “The State of the Hmong. “A Keynote Address, 62. Valley High School Hmong Student Conference, Sacramento, CA, April 2009. Young, Andy. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Ordained, Soto Zen Buddhist Priest, 63. November 23, 2008.

25. Recognitions and Awards: University ‐ 11 Avwunudiogba, Augustine. Anthropology and Geography. Celebration Award‐ 1. Distinguished Lecturer. College of Humanities and Social Sciences, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. Elizabeth Anne B. Papageorge Award for 2. Faculty Development, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA.

Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Celebration Award for Program or Departmental 3. Development. College of Humanities and Social Sciences, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Helfer, Timothy. Criminal Justice. Criminal Justice Club (Sigma Chi Upsilon) as 4. “Professor of the Semester” award for both Fall Semester of 2008 and Spring Semester 2009. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Paterson, Stephanie. English. Award of Sabbatical Leave, Spring Semester 2009, Leaves 5. and Awards Committee. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Paterson, Stephanie. English. Awarded $800 Dean Travel Funding. College of 6. Humanities and Social Sciences, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. 7. Regalado, Samuel. History. Louise M. Davies Fellowship. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Vallega, Alejandro. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Celebration Award for 8. Research. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Wong, Cathy. Sociology and Gerontology. Nominated, Advisor of the Year, Student 9. Club Awards. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. Wong, Cathy. Sociology and Gerontology. Advisor of Sociology Club who won 10. President’s Award at Student Club Awards. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA. 11. Werling, Robert. Criminal Justice. Named to Who’s Who of America, 2009 Edition.

Disciplinary ‐ 1 Bender, Mark. Agricultural Studies. Honorary American FFA Degree. National FFA 1. Organization, Indianapolis, IN.

Civic or Service Organization ‐ 1 Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. Recognition award from 1. Turlock Education Academy: Outstanding Community Service, May 2009. Turlock, CA.

Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 3 Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Nystrom Finalist. Association of 1. American Geographers. Las Vegas, NV. Riedmann, Agnes. Sociology and Gerontology. Fulbright Award, Washington, D.C. 2. Polish Academy of Sciences. Warsaw, Poland. Vallega‐Neu, Daniela. Philosophy and Modern Languages. 2008 Summer Stipend. 3. National Endowment for the Humanities. Washington, D.C.

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 27

Bargetto‐Andres, Teresa. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “Code Switching with 1. Bilinguals in California,” CSU Stanislaus, May 2009. David, Jonathan. History. Dighton, A.; “For Services Rendered: Male Prostitution in 2. Classical Athens,” M.A. Thesis Presentation and Defense, CSU Stanislaus, May 2009. Garone, Philip. History. Various student presentations; Northern California Regional 3. Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. Russell Peck’s “Mapping the Empire 4. Mine Railroad” Poster; Annual California Geographical Society’s Conference, Santa Ynez, CA, April 2009. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Supporting Healthy Neighborhoods Through Tree Mapping, Community GIS and Youth Gardens, Airport Neighborhood in 5. Modesto, California; Airport Neighbors United presentation, Modesto, CA and CSU Stanislaus presentation, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. Community Geography: A Survey of 6. Upper‐Story Buildings and Usage in Downtown Turlock; Turlock City Council presentation, Turlock, CA and CSU Stanislaus presentation, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Morris, Gregory. Criminal Justice. Poster Competition: “The Spatial Typology of Crime: 7. Burglary and Battery in Sacramento, CA 2008”; California Geographical Society, Santa Ynez, CA, May 2009. Morris, Gregory. Criminal Justice. Steffler, J. Paper Competition (2nd place): 8. “Foreclosure and Animal Abandonment for Turlock, CA 2008,”California Geographical Society, Santa Ynez, CA, May 2009. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. ʺLa tradición 9. mexicana del machismo,” Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop, www.culturadoor.com, July 2008. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. ʺLa navidad del niño 10. enfermo: Un llamado de conciencia,” Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop, www.culturadoor.com, August 2008. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. ʺVotar es excitanteʺ; 11. Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop, www.culturadoor.com, November 2008. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. ʺEstá frase la conozco 12. bien: Yes, we can,” Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop, www.culturadoor.com, December 2008. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. ʺDel amor al odio en 13. cuarenta cartas,” Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop, www.culturadoor.com, January 2009. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “ʹDe inviernoʹ, precursor del Modernismo dariano,” Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing 14. Workshop, www.culturadoor.com, April 2009.

Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. ʺMujer atada,ʺ 15. Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop, www.culturadoor.com, March 2009. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. ʺUn irance 16. irreversible,ʺ Electronic Spanish Research and Creative Writing Workshop, www.culturadoor.com, April 2009. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “El idioma español´ y 17. el sentimiento del chicano,” by Rosario de la Torre; II symposium of the CSU Stanislaus Spanish language program, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. “América Latina vista 18. por Eduardo Galeano,” by Scott Kaiser; II symposium of the CSU Stanislaus Spanish language program, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. La poesía de Sor 19. Juana Inés de la Cruz,” by Sindy Zárate and Cecilia Andrade; II symposium of the CSU Stanislaus Spanish language program, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Paterson, Stephanie. English. “Making Things in College: A Theory and Practice 20. Workshop.” Northern California Writing Center Association (NCWCA) 16th Annual Conference. Gavilan College, Gilroy, CA, February 2009. Strahm, Ann. Sociology and Gerontology. Rocio Garcia, ʺUnmasking the Dynamics of 21. Social Activism in Modern Society,” 80th Pacific Sociology Association Conference, San Diego, April 2009. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Therese Lunt, “International Collusion: The Creation of 22. Stateless People in the Japanese‐American Internment Camps,” American Historical Association‐Pacific Coast Branch, Pasadena, CA, August 2008. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Therese Lunt, “Manipulating the Unwanted: Japanese 23. Peruvians and World War II,” First Wednesday Lecture Series, San Jose State University, San Jose, CA, April 2009. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Therese Lunt, “Manipulating the Unwanted: Japanese 24. Peruvians and World War II,” CSU Stanislaus Student Research Competition, Turlock, CA, March 2009 and CSU statewide competition, Los Angeles, CA, May 2009. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Talitha Agan, “The California Grizzly Bear”; CSU 25. Stanislaus Student Research Competition, Turlock, CA, March 2009. Taniguchi, Nancy. History. Therese Lunt, “National Origin Myths: Japan in Peru,” Phi 26. Alpha Theta Northern California Conference, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Wittman, John. English. Ned Weidner, Simi Dhaliwal “Assessing Campus Diversity 27. through Students’ Perspectives,” CSU Stanislaus Student Research Competition, Turlock, CA, March 2009 and CSU statewide competition, Los Angeles, CA, May 2009.

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 7

Bell, Ellen. Anthropology and Geography. 4 students. Archaeological Field Research in 1. the El Paraíso Valley, Western Honduras. Hauselt, Peggy. Anthropology and Geography. 1 student. Geospatial Analysis of Land 2. Use Land Cover Change in the Caribbean. Helzer, Jennifer. Anthropology and Geography. 12 students. 63rd Annual Meeting of 3. the California Geographical Society, Santa Ynez, CA. Huang, Meikuan. Communication Studies. 8 students. Sharing with a Smile: Exploring 4. the Effects of Positive Affect in Small Project Group Knowledge Networks. Miller‐Antonio, Sari. Anthropology and Geography. 4 students. Assistants in forensic 5. anthropology cases for the San Joaquin County Coroner’s Office. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. 3 students. 6. www.culturadoor.com. Murrieta‐Saldívar, Manuel. Philosophy and Modern Languages. 3 students. El español, 7. baluarte del humanism.

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 7

Cheryachukina, Svetlana. Criminal Justice. “Assessing levels of punitiveness in the 1. United States, France, and Russia.” Spring 2009. Advised by Huan Gao. Dighton, Aerynn. History. “For services rendered: male prostitution in classical 2. Athens.” Spring 2009. Advised by Jonathon David. Haynes, Julie. Interdisciplinary Studies. “The four year itch: modification and 3. implementation of career/technical education curriculum at the postsecondary level.” Spring 2009. Advised by Mark Bender. Jones, Rose. Criminal Justice. “A project to obtain private funding for development of a 4. television reenactment program to assist in the capture of felons in Merced County.” Spring 2009. Advised by Peter Nelligan. Lunt, Therese. History. “Expendable transnational’s: Peruvian Japanese in the 5. twentieth century.” Spring 2009. Advised by Nancy Taniguchi. Mikell, Junko Iwasawa. Interdisciplinary Studies. “Yamato Colony: a historical 6. investigation.” Spring 2009. Advised by Majorie Sanchez‐Walker. Shea‐Akers, Stefanie. English. “I mua: resistance and healing in native Hawaiian 7. womenʹs literature.” Summer 2008. Advised by Margaret Winter.

29. CSU Student Research Competition (campus and State‐wide) ‐ 11

Agan, Talitha. History. “Bear and Bull Fights: The Grizzly in California.” 2009. CSU 1. Stanislaus (Graduate). Advised by Nancy Taniguchi. Bultena, John. Interdisciplinary. “Of Horror and Wonder: The Relationship Between 2. Knowledge and Fear in the Writings of H.P. Lovecraft.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Graduate). Advised by Margaret Winter. Coburn, Hollee. Criminal Justice. “Comparing Gender Differences of Drinking and 3. Driving College Students and Designated Driver Choice.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Gregory Morris. Dhaliwal, Simi. English. “Assessing Campus Diversity Through Students’ 4. Perspectives.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (1st place Graduate). CSU State‐wide CSU LA. Advised by John Wittman. Engert, Anne. English. “Are you with me? How Online Conversants Make L33T 5. Connections.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Helena Janes. Gonzales, Bianka. Criminal Justice. “Effects of Child Labor on Mexican‐Descent Future 6. Generations.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Gregory Morris. Lunt, Therese. History. “International Collusion: Peruvian Japanese Interned in the 7. United States During World War II.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (2nd place Graduate). CSU State‐wide CSU LA. Advised by Nancy Taniguchi. Martiniuc, Angelyne. Criminal Justice. “Temperature and Crime: An Application of 8. Routine Activities Theory on Property Crime.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Gregory Morris. Peck, Russell. History. “Mapping the Empire Railroad.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus 9. (Undergraduate). Advised by Charles Bowen. Steffler, Jennifer. Criminal Justice. “Foreclosure Activity and Animal Abandonment for 10. Turlock, CA 2008.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Gregory Morris. Weidner, Ned. English. “Assessing Campus Diversity Through Student’s Perspectives.” 11. 2009. CSU Stanislaus (1st place Graduate). CSU State‐wide CSU LA. Advised by John Wittman.

California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Summary Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Natural Sciences Number of Faculty 52 Number of Faculty Responses 22 (42 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 0

2. Book Chapters ‐ 5

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 16

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 2

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 0

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 86

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 1

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 1

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 40

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 12

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 3

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 22

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 9

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 10

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 21

18. Educational media production ‐ 0

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 11

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 71

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 2

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 15

25. Recognitions and Awards:

University – 3 Civic or Service Organization ‐ 1 Disciplinary ‐ 2 Scholarly Prizes and Honors – 0

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 9

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 22

28. Student Master’s Thesis/Projects ‐ 1

29. CSU Student Research Competition (campus and State‐wide) ‐ 8

California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Detailed Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Natural Sciences Number of Faculty 52 Number of Faculty Responses 22 (42 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 0

2. Book Chapters ‐ 5

Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. “Basic Means Essential.” In 4, 5, 6, Teach It So It Sticks, 1. ed. S. Neufeld, J. Shawkey. Costa Mesa, CA: California Reading Association, 2008. Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Foltz, P.W. “Automated Communication Analysis of Teams.” In Team Effectiveness in Complex Organizations: Cross‐disciplinary perspectives 2. and approaches, edited by E. Salas, G. F. Goodwin, and C. S. Burke. New York, NY: Routledge, Psychology Press, 2008. Rock, John. Mathematics. Lapidus, M. and Van Frankenhuijsen, M. “Multifractal Analysis via Zeta Functions.” In Fractal Geometry, Complex Dimensions and Zeta 3. Functions: Geometry and Spectra of Fractal Strings, 2nd ed., Springer Monographs in Mathematics. New York, NY: Springer, 2009. In Progress. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “Faunal Composition and Significance of High Diversity, Mixed Bonebeds Containing Agujaceratops mariscalensis and Other Dinosaurs, Aguja Formation (upper Cretaceous), Big Bend, Texas.” In New 4. Perspectives on Horned Dinosaurs: The Royal Tyrrell Museum Ceratopsian Symposium, edited by M. Ryan, B. Chinnery‐Allgeier, and D. Eberth. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 2009. In Press. Schoenly, Kenneth. Biological Sciences. Haskell, N. “Entomological Collection Techniques at Autopsy and for Other Environments in the Terrestrial Setting.” In 5. Entomology and Death: A Procedural Guide, second ed., edited by N. Haskell and R. Williams. Clemson, SC: Forensic Entomology Partners, 2008.

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 16

Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. “PB&J Sandwich vs. Candy Bars.” California 1. Mathematics Council ComMuniCator, 2008‐2009 Special Conference Edition Probability and Statistics Across the Grades, K‐12 (2008): 47‐49. Non‐refereed. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. B. Jue. “Four‐digit Numbers which are Squared 2. Sums.” International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology. (In Press). Refereed. Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. “Goal for Year Two: Encourage More Critical 3. Thinking in the Science Classroom.” Faculty Voices: Sharing our Philosophies of TeachingVolume VIII (2009): 20‐22. Refereed. Drake, Michael. Chemistry. ʺConformational Preferences of 3 (Dimethylazinoyl) 4. propanoic Acid as a Function of pH and Solvent: Intermolecular versus Intramolecular Hydrogen Bonding.ʺ The Journal of Organic Chemistry (2009): 2344‐2349. Refereed. Drake, Michael. Chemistry. ʺDetermination of the Dihedral Angle of the Monoanion of 5. Succinic Acid in Aprotic Media.ʺ The Journal of Physical Chemistry A (2008): 12367‐12371. Refereed. Jue, Brian. Mathematics. H. Coughlin. “Four‐digit Numbers which are Squared Sums.” 6. International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology. (In Press). Refereed. Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. D.M. Black, K.V.K. Gilardi, L.P. Hamilton, E. Williams, D.F. Williams, and I. Gardner. “Hematologic and Biochemistry Reference 7. Values for the Endangered Riparian Brush Rabbit (Sylvilagus bachmani riparius).” Journal of Wildlife Diseases 45 (2009): 491–49. Refereed. McNeil, Roger. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. P. Achard et al. (L3 Collab.). “Study of the Solar Anisotropy for Cosmic Ray Primaries of About 200‐GeV Energy 8. with the L3 + C Muon Detector.” Astronomy and Astrophysics 488, (2008): 1093‐1100. Refereed. McNeil, Roger. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. J.Abraham et al. (Pierre Auger 9. Collab.) “Observation of the Suppression of the Flux of Cosmic Rays about 4X10^19eV” Physical Review Letters, 101:061101, (2008). Refereed. Rock, John. Mathematics. “Fractal Strings and Multifractal Zeta Functions.” Letters in 10. Mathematical Physics, Vol. 88, no. 1‐3 (2009): 101‐129. Refereed. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. M. Rodriguez, C. DeMets, C. Tenorio, and D. Hernandez. “Extension of Northern Central America in Response to the 11. Curved Motagua‐Polochic Fault Zone: A GPS and Modeling Study.” Geophysical Journal International, no. 178. (In Press). Refereed. Russell, Scott C. Chemistry. “Microorganism Characterization by Single 12. Particle Mass Spectrometry.” Mass Spec. Rev., no. 28. (2009): 376‐387. Refereed. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. N. Longrich, N., D. Tanke, D. “A New Pachycephalosaurid (Dinosauria: Marginocephalia) from the Upper Campanian 13. Aguja Formation, Big Bend, Texas.” Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society. (In Review). Refereed. Silverman, Robert. Computer Science. “Introduction to SC123 Assembly language, 14. Architecture, and Computer Organization (Tutorial).” Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges. (2008). Refereed. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. S. Bush, N. Pelaez, J. Rudd, K. Williams, K. 15. Tanner. “Science Faculty with Education Specialties.” Science, no. 322 (2008): 1795‐1796. Refereed. Youngblom, James. Biological Sciences. “Genomics Education Partnership.” Science, no. 16. 322 (2008): 684‐685. Refereed.

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 2

Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. Managing Editor. Professional Meat Rabbit 1. Association. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Managing Editor. Journal of the Central California Mathematics 2. Project.

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 0

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 86

An, Jung‐Ha. Mathematics. Research Grant. “Strategies‐Launch into Future with 1. Technology‐LIFT,” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal). An, Jung‐Ha. Mathematics. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. “Generating 2. Prior Shapes and Image Segmentation and Registration with an Application to Medical Imaging, “funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Bice, Michael. Mathematics. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. 3. “Multigrid Methods for Hyperbolic Conservation Laws,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Bice, Michael. Mathematics. Travel Grant. “Presentation at the NCTM Regional 4. Meeting in Reno, Nevada,” funded by the Dean’s Travel Initiative, College of Natural Sciences, CSU Stanislaus (university). Bice, Michael. Mathematics. RSCA Grant. “Presentation of a Senior Level Mathematics 5. Capstone Course at the Joint AMS‐MAA Mathematics Meetings,” not funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. Dean’s Teaching Initiative Funds, funded by CSU 6. Stanislaus (university). Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. Dean’s Travel Initiative Funds,funded by CSU 7. Stanislaus (university). Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Lagunitas Creek Sediment 8. Assessment,” funded by the State Water Resources Control Board (state). Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. Submitted with Salmon Protection and Watershed Network (SPAWN). “An Integrated Program to Restore 9. Critical Habitat in Support of Lagunitas Coho Salmon Recovery,” not funded by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) (federal). Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. Submitted with River Partners. 10. “San Joaquin River Floodplain Restoration,” not funded by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) (federal). Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. RSCA Grant. “Invertebrates in Restored Riparian 11. Forests in the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Drake, Michael. Chemistry. RSCA Grant. ʺConformational Analysis of 1, 2‐ Disubstituted Ethane Derivatives: Investigating the Role of Hyperconjugation,ʺ funded 12. by CSU Stanislaus (university).

Drake, Michael. Chemistry. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. ʺThe 13. Conformational Analysis and Stereospecific, Isotopic Synthesis of Vicinal Dihydroxyl Molecules,ʺ funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. 14. “Preparation and Submission of National Science Foundation RIG grant,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. Travel Grant. “Travel to Present Research at the 15. World Congress of Herpetology,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. RSCA Grant. “Biology and Movements of the 16. Coast Horned Lizard (Phrynosoma coronatum) in the Arena Plains Unit of the Merced Wildlife Area,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Antipredator Character Suites in 17. the North American Sand Lizards: Evolutionary Patterns at the Clade, Species, and Population Scales,” pending to National Science Foundation (federal). Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “NSF ADVANCE Partnerships for Adaptation, Implementation and Dissemination: Increasing the Participation of Women 18. in STEM Faculty for a Sustainable Future,” pending to National Science Foundation (federal). Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “SMART‐Science and 19. Mathematics Achievement using Rising Technology,” not funded by Women’s Educational Equality Act (WEEA) U.S. Department of Education (federal). Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. Programmatic Grant. ʺCSU Stanislaus Intro to 20. Biology Sequence‐Laboratory Support,ʺ not funded by California State University Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology (CSUPERB) (state). Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. Deanʹs Teaching Initiative Funds. “DVDʹs of 21. Human Embryo Sections for Vertebrate Embryology,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. 22. ʺRole of Cigarette Smoke in the Down Regulation of Genes Involved in Angiogenesis,ʺ funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Effects of 4‐lane Highways on 23. Desert Kit Fox,” funded by Montana State University (university). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “San Joaquin Kit Fox Assessment 24. and Climate Change,” funded by ENTRIX (corporation). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Buena Vista Lake Shrew Surveys,” 25. funded by Live Oak Associates, Inc. (corporation). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Conservation of San Joaquin Kit 26. Foxes in the Western San Joaquin Valley,” funded by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Paradise Cut Levee Riparian Brush 27. Rabbit Monitoring,” funded by California Department of Water Resources (state). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Reintroduction of the San Joaquin 28. Kit Fox into Habitats,” funded by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Riparian Brush Rabbit Spring 29. Release‐San Joaquin River NWR,” funded by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Presence and Distribution of 30. Mohave Ground Squirrels,” funded by U.S. Army CERL (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “CalFed Riparian Brush Rabbit 31. Recovery Project,” funded by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Mohave Ground Squirrel survey at 32. Marine Corp Logistics Base in Barstow, CA,” funded by Naval Facilities Engineering Command Southwest (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Madera Ranch Surveys for the 33. Presence of Blunt‐Nosed Leopard Lizards and Fresno Kangaroo Rats,” funded by ICF Jones & Stokes (corporation). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Riparian Brush Rabbit Use 34. of Flood Refugia – San Joaquin River NWR,” funded by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Species & Habitat Maintenance, 35. Resource Assessment, and Monitoring,” funded by California Department of Fish and Game (state). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Mohave Ground Squirrel 36. Monitoring in the Coso Region,” funded by California Department of Fish and Game (state). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Foraging Dynamics of Coyotes 37. Relative to Prey Abundance,” funded by U.S. Fish and Wildlife (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Cataloging Protected Lands in 38. SJV,” funded by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Bakersfield Cactus Status Survey,” 39. funded by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Kit Fox Conservation on 40. Campuses,” not funded by Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund (corporation). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. Submitted with River Partners. 41. “Monitoring of the San Joaquin River NWR Wetland Area for Endangered Species,” not funded by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Sunburst Status Surveys,” not 42. funded by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Distribution and Habitat 43. Associations of Riparian Woodrats,” not funded by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (federal). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “Mohave Ground Squirrel 44. Conservation in the Coso Region,” pending by California Department of Fish and Game (state). Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “CalFed Riparian Brush Rabbit 45. Recovery Project,” funded by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (federal).

Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. 46. “Reliability of Information on Medical Web Pages: User Interface Development,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. 47. “Reliability of Information on Medical Web Pages: User Interface Enhancement,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Research Grant. ʺFuture with Innovative 48. Technology (FIT),” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Mokhtari, Susan. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Research Grant. “Black Holes 49. in Anti‐de Sitter Space,” funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Phillips, Shane. Chemistry. RSCA Grant. “Toward Molecular Wires: Formation of 50. Linear Tetrarhodium Carboxylate Complexes,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Rock, John. Mathematics. Travel Grant. “Pacific Coast Undergraduate Mathematics 51. Conference,” funded by the University of Iowa (university). Rock, John. Mathematics. Travel Grant. “Pacific Coast Undergraduate Mathematics 52. Conference,” funded by Loyola Marymount University (university). Rock, John. Mathematics. Dean’s Travel Grant. “Pacific Coast Undergraduate 53. Mathematics Conference,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Travel Grant. “International 54. Workshop, Honduras geosciences imitative, Tegucigalpa Honduras,” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Research Grant. “Collaborative 55. Research: TRansformation of Oceanic Plateaus Into ContinentS (TROPICS) Costa Rica,” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. RSCA Grant. “Identification of 56. Pangaea Break‐up Strata along the Southwestern‐most Margin of North America, Danli, Honduras,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Research Grant. “Rapid Detection of Plasmid Encoded Protein Toxins from Bacillus Spores via Matrix‐assisted Laser desorption/ionization 57. mass spectrometry,” funded by California State University Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology (CSUPERB) (state). Russell, Scott. Chemistry RSCA Grant. “Species Level Discrimination within the 58. Bacillus cereus Group by Detection of Plasmid‐borne Protein Toxins via MALDI‐MS,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. 59. “Rapid Detection of Plasmid Encoded Protein Toxins from B. thuringiensis Spores,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Programmatic Grant. ”S‐STEM Grant in Support of 60. Undergraduate Research Scholarships,” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Research Grant. “Rapid Detection of Plasmid‐encoded 61. Protein Toxins from Bacillus Spores via Matrix‐assisted Laser desorption/ionization Mass Spectrometry,” not funded by Research Corporation Cotrell College Science Award (corporation). Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Research Grant. “Was the North 62. American Theropod Richardoestesia isosceles a fish‐eater? A Test Using Stable Isotopes,” pending by Jurassic Foundation (private). Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Research Grant. “The Southern‐ 63. most Cretaceous – Paleocene Extinctions in North America,” pending by National Geographic Society (private). Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Research Grant. “Cretaceous ‐ 64. Eocene Paleobiogeography, Tornillo Basin, West Texas: the Southern Part of the Puzzle,” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Research Grant. “Dinosaurs of 65. Big Bend National Park, Texas,” funded by Dinosaur Research Institute, Alberta, Canada (private). Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. RSCA Grant. “Sabbatical Research Project, The Cretaceous‐Paleocene Mass Extinction: What Were the Effects of 66. Paleoenvironmental and Paleoclimatic change in Big Bend National Park, Texas?” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Research Grant. “Proposal for 67. Preparation and Study of Mastodon for Oakland Museum of California,” not funded by Oakland Museum of California (private). Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Research Grant. “A Paleoclimatic and Paleogeographic Reconstruction of the Cretaceous – Eocene Tornillo Basin, West 68. Texas: A Tool for Identifying Potential Coal Bed Methane Deposits,” not funded by American Chemical Society (private). Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. “Summer Salary to Write Proposal to Petroleum Research 69. Foundation’s Undergraduate Faculty Sabbatical Grant,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “CCLI‐Collaborative Proposal‐ 70. The Science Faculty with Education Specialties (SFES),”pending by National Science Foundation (federal). Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Programmatic Grant. “Robert Noyce Teacher 71. Scholarship Program at California State University, Stanislaus: Teachers from the Valley, for the Valley,” funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Research Grant. “REESE‐Collaborative Research: A National Cross‐Disciplinary Empirical Research Study of Science Faculty with 72. Education Specialties, Contextual Research Strand,” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Dean’s Teaching Initiative Grant. “A 73. stipend for an Instructional Assistant to help with innovative teaching practices,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Biology Research Committee Grant. 74. “CCLI (Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement) Conference Focused on Preparing Proposals,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Dean’s Travel Initiative Grant. “Workshop at the 75. California Commission on Teacher Credentialing,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Naraghi Faculty Research Enhancement Grant. 76. “Growth‐defense tradeoffs differ by gender in trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides),” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. California Programmatic Grant. “Central California Math 77. Project,” funded by California Department of Education (state). Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Programmatic Grant. “Math and Science Teacher Initiative 78. (MSTI),” funded by California State University (state). Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Programmatic Grant. “Central California Math Project,” 79. funded by U.S. Department of Education through No Child Left Behind (federal). Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Programmatic Grant. “High School Mathematics Access 80. Program (HiMAP),” funded by California Math Council Student Activities Trust (private). Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Programmatic Grant. “High School Mathematics Access 81. Program (HiMAP) and Teacher Education,” funded by Delta Kappa Gamma Society International‐ Alpha Epsilon Chapter (private). Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Research Grant. “ITEST: Innovative Technology 82. Experiences for Students and Teachers,” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal). Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Research Grant. “SMART‐Science and Mathematics 83. Achievement using Rising Technology,” not funded by Women’s Educational Equality Act (WEEA) U.S. Department of Education (federal). Youngblom, James. Biological Sciences. Equipment Grant. “GCAT Workshop Alumni 84. Mini‐grant‐equipment,” funded by Genome Consortium for Active Teaching (private). Youngblom, James. Biological Sciences. RSCA Grant. “Intron Analysis in an 85. Invertebrate Organism,” funded by CSU Stanislaus (university). Youngblom, James. Biological Sciences. Programmatic Grant.”S‐STEM Grant in 86. Support of Undergraduate Research Scholarships,” not funded by National Science Foundation (federal).

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 1

Silverman, Robert. Computer Science. SC123 Educational computer, version 01.03.00. 1. Public release 1.3. Published on the Web: http://www.cs.csustan.edu/~rrsilver/html/sc123.html, 2009.

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 1

Jue, Brian. Mathematics. Devlin, K. The Millennium Problems. New York, NY: Barnes & 1. Noble, 2006. In The California Mathematics Council ComMuniCator (March 2009): 42‐43.

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 40

An, Jung‐Ha. Mathematics. “Identification of Nerves in Ultrasound Scans Using a Modified Mumford‐Shah Model and Prior Information.” Invited Speaker at Society for 1. Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM), Imaging Sciences Meeting, San Diego, CA, July 2008. Bice, Michael. Mathematics Department. “Evolution of a Capstone Course for Prospective High School Mathematics Teachers.” Invited Speaker at Joint Mathematics 2. Meetings of the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America, Washington, D.C., January 2009. Bice, Michael. Mathematics Department. “Applying Algebra and Calculus in 3. Industry.” Invited Speaker at National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Regional Conference & Exposition, Reno, NV, November 2008. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. “Assessment Working instead of Working for 4. Assessment.” Invited Speaker at the AMS‐MAA Joint Mathematics Meetings, Washington, D.C., January 2009. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. “Gröbner Bases and Monomial Ideals.” Invited 5. Speaker at Mathematics and Computer Science Speaker Series, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, December 2008. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. “Word Problem? No Problem!” Invited Speaker at 6. the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Regional Conference and Exposition, Reno, NV, November 2008. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. “Trichotomy: Normal Monomial Ideals, Curricular/Pedagogical Development for Elementary and Secondary Mathematics, and 7. Assessment of Undergraduate Mathematics.” Poster at RSCA Week, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October 2008. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. “Effective Writing Workshop.” Panelist at Faculty 8. Center, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, October 2008. Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. “Effects of Recent Debris Flows on Stream Ecosystems and Food Webs in Small Watersheds in the Central Klamath Mountains, 9. NW California.” Poster at American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, December 2008. Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. “Cumulative Effects of Forestry Practices on Benthic Macroinvertebrate Assemblages in the Klamath National Forest over a Range of 10. Temporal and Spatial Scales.” Invited Research Talk at California Aquatic Bioassessment Workgroup Meeting, Davis, CA, November 2008. Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. “Effects of Debris Flows on Stream Ecosystems of 11. the Klamath Mountains, Northern California.” Poster at CSU Stanislaus RSCA Week, October 2008. Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. “Lizards, Undergraduates, and Year‐round Research at a Teaching‐focused Institution.” Poster at CSU Stanislaus RSCA Week, 12. Turlock, CA, October 2008.

Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. “The Evolution of Caudal Autotomy and Displays 13. in the Phrynosomatine Sand Lizards of the American Southwest.” Oral Paper at World Congress of Herpetology, Manaus, Brazil, August 2008. Kelly, Patrick (first author). Biological Sciences. “The Riparian Brush Rabbit (Sylvilagus 14. bachmani riparius): Fighting Fire and Flood on the Road to Recovery.” Paper at 3rd

World Lagomorph Conference, Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico, November 2008. Kelly, Patrick (co‐author). Biological Sciences. “Factors Associated with Survival of 15. Reintroduced Riparian Brush Rabbits in California.” Paper at 3rd World Lagomorph Conference, Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico, November 2008. Kelly, Patrick (co‐author). Biological Sciences. “Spatial Ecology and Habitat Selection of 16. a Translocated Population of Riparian Brush Rabbits.” Paper at 3rd World Lagomorph Conference, Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico, November 2008. Kelly, Patrick (co‐author). Biological Sciences. “Challenges to Maintaining a Radio‐ collared Sub‐population of Reintroduced Riparian Brush Rabbits (Sylvilagus bachmani 17. riparius).” Paper at 3rd World Lagomorph Conference, Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico, November 2008. McNeil, Roger. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “Growing the Green‐Collar 18. Workforce.” Lunchtime Talk at Farming Clean Energy Conferece, Tulare, CA, November, 2008. McNeil, Roger. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “CSU Stanislaus, We’re 19. Red, Gold and Green.” Panel Presentation at REXPO V Recycling Exposition, Stockton, CA, May, 2009. Phillips, Shane (co‐presenter). Chemistry. “Molecular Wires from Dirhodium 20. Carboxylates.” Poster at CSU Stanislaus RSCA Week, October, 2008. Rock, John. Mathematics. “A Tapestry of Complex Dimensions.” Invited Speaker at 21. Fractal Research Group at UC Riverside, Riverside, CA, May 2009. Rock, John. Mathematics. “Multifractal Spectra and Abscissa of Convergence Functions 22. for Some Multinomial Measures.” Invited Speaker at University of Iowa Fractals Conference, Iowa City, IA, June 2008. Rogers, Robert (co‐presenter). Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “Discovery of Giant Ground Sloth Eremotherium Laurillardi (Mammalia, Xenarthra, Megatheriidae) 23. from Gualaco, Department of Olancho, Honduras.” Poster at PaleoBios, Museum of Paleontology, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, April 2008. Rogers, Robert (co‐presenter). Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “Discovery Of Cenomanian Fishes From Taulube, Departamento De Comayagua, Honduras.” Poster at 24. PaleoBios, Museum of Paleontology, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA April 2008. Rogers, Robert (co‐presenter). Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “Development of the Mosquitia Megafan in Response to Mantle Upwelling beneath Central America.” 25. Poster at Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, Houston, TX, October 2008. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “From Honduras Basin and 26. Range to the Mosquito Coast Mega‐fan – Landscape evolution of Honduras in response to mantle upwelling and transtension.” Invited Speaker at Memoria, 2do Congreso de Investigation Cientificas, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras, Tegucigalpa Honduras, October 2008. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “The Geological Evolution of Honduras: Overview of Research and Opportunities.” Invited Speaker at Memoria, 2do 27. Congreso de Investigation Cientificas, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, October 2008. Rogers, Robert (co‐presenter). Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “Tectonic and 28. Diapiric Forcing of Western Puerto Rico Landscape Eos Trans.” Poster at AGU, 89(53), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract T53A‐1919, San Francisco, CA, December 2008. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “Geological Evolution of 29. Honduras.” Invited Speaker at GeoGurrero Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Querétaro, Mexico, February 2009. Russell, Scott (co‐presenter). Chemistry. Nguyen, J.; Russell, S. C. “Detection of Species‐ specific Peptides as Biomarkers for Rapid Bacillus anthracis Identification by MALDI‐ 30. MS.” Poster at Northern California Undergraduate ACS Research Symposium, Saint Mary’s College, Moraga, CA, May 2009. Russell, Scott (co presenter). Chemistry. Nguyen, J.; Russell, S. C. ”Rapid Detection and Species Level Identification of Bacillus Spores via Matrix‐assisted Laser 31. desorption/ionization Mass Spectrometry.” Poster at 21st Annual CSU Biotechnology Symposium, Los Angeles, CA, January 2009. Russell, Scott (co‐presenter). Chemistry. ”Detection of Species‐specific Peptides as Biomarkers for Rapid Detection of Bacillus anthracis Identification by MALDI‐MS.” 32. Poster at American Chemical Society 42nd Western Regional Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, September 2008. Sankey, Julia (co‐speaker). Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “A Less Diverse Late Cretaceous Vertebrate Fauna in Texas due to Warmer and Drier Paleoclimates: 33. Evidence from Vertebrates, Paleosols, and Isotopes.” Speaker at Advances in Western Interior Late Cretaceous Paleontology and Geology, St. George, Utah, May 2009. Schoenly, Kenneth, Biological Sciences. “No Carrion before ts Time: Between‐site Repeatability of Colonization Order in Carrion‐arthropod Assemblages.” Presenter at 34. Sixth Annual Meeting, North American Forensic Entomology Conference, Atlantic City, NJ, June 2008. Stevens, Michael (co‐presenter). Biological Sciences. “Preparing Pre‐service Teachers to Integrate Inquiry Science with Language and Literacy Instruction for English 35. Language Learners: an Experimental Study.” Presentation at NARST (National Association for Research in Science Teaching) Annual International Conference, Garden Grove, CA, April 2009. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. “Science Faculty with Education Specialties and 36. Aspen with Defense Specialties.” Invited Speaker at Biology Colloquium, CSU Sacramento, Sacramento, CA, November 2008. Stevens, Michael (co‐presenter). Biological Sciences. “Implications for Hiring Cell Biology Faculty with Education Specialties: A Cross‐disciplinary Research 37. Study of Science Faculty with Education Specialties (SFES) in the California State University System.” Presentation at American Society for Cell Biology Meeting, San Francisco, CA, December 2008. Stevens, Michael (co‐presenter). Biological Sciences. “Integration of Herbivore Defense 38. in Populus tremuloides: Ontogeny of Resistance and Tolerance.” Presentation at The Ecological Society of America 93 rd Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, WI, August, 2008. Stevens, Michael (co‐presenter). Biological Sciences. “Linking Research and Education: Characterizing Tenure‐track Science Education Faculty Positions in California State 39. University Science Departments.” Presentation at The Ecological Society of America 93rd Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, WI, August 2008. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. “Insights into Fractions and Geometric Concepts—Using 40. Geoboard and Paper folding.” Paper at NCTM Regional Conference, Reno, NV, November 2008.

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 12

An, Jung‐Ha. Mathematics. Discussant. AGEP UC/CSU Faculty Summit as a CSU 1. Stanislaus Representative, Irvine, CA, April 2009. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. Facilitator/Participant. Saturday Professional 2. Development Series, Central California Mathematics Project, Turlock, CA, November 2008 – January 2009. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. Co‐facilitator/Participant. Math Writersʹ Workshop: 3. Publish Your Favorite Standard Based Lesson (grades K‐8), Central California Mathematics Project, Turlock, CA, July 2008. Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. Session Moderator. World Congress of 4. Herpetology, Manaus, Brazil, August 2008. Rock, John. Mathematics. Moderator (back‐up). Pacific Coast Undergraduate 5. Mathematics Conference, Riverside, CA, March 2009. Rock, John. Mathematics. Participant. Supplemental Instruction Supervisor 6. Conference, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO, September 2009. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Discussant. Northern California Undergraduate ACS 7. Research Symposium, Saint Mary’s College, Moraga, CA, May 2009. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Discussant. 21st Annual CSU Biotechnology 8. Symposium, Los Angeles, CA, January 2009. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Discussant. American Chemical Society 42nd Western 9. Regional Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, September 2008. Silverman, Robert. Computer Science. Discussant. Workshop on Curriculum 10. Development in Security and Information Assurance (CDSIA), San Jose, CA, May 2009. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Panel Moderator. 13th Annual Transition from 11. Student to Teacher Conference‐“Science Teacher Panel Presentation,” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, March 2009. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Discussant. Future of High School Mathematics: New 12. Promises and Promising Innovations, University of Maryland Center for Math Education, College Park, MD, September 2008.

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 3

An, Jung‐Ha. Mathematics. “Identification of Nerves in Ultrasound Scans using a Modified Mumford‐Shah Model and Prior Information.” with Paul Bigeleisen and 1. Steven Damelin. (To Appear) In Mathematics: Fundamentals and Applications, Raleigh, NC, 2009. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “Through the End of the Cretaceous in the Type Locality of the Hell Creek Formation in Montana and Adjacent 2. Areas.” (In Press) In North American Paleontological Convention, Cincinnati, OH, June 2009. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “A Less Diverse Late Cretaceous Vertebrate Fauna in Texas due to Warmer and Drier Paleoclimates: Evidence from 3. Vertebrates, Paleosols, and Isotopes.” (In Press) In Advances in Western Interior Late Cretaceous Paleontology and Geology, St. George, Utah. May 2009.

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 22

Bice, Michael. Mathematics. Chairperson and Exam Editor. High School Mathematics 1. Competition. Stanislaus Mathematics Council. Turlock, CA, January‐April 2009. Bice, Michael. Mathematics. Program Presenter. “Preparing Women for Mathematical 2. Modeling and Robotics – The 4th Annual Academy for High School Girls.” CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, June 2008. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. Panelist. CCMP Leadership Retreat, CSU Stanislaus, 3. Turlock, CA, July 2008. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. Invited Speaker “Fostering Problem Solving Using 4. Reading Strategies.” 3‐hour Workshop, CCMP Saturday Professional Series Workshop, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, December 2008. Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. Guest Scientist and Master of Ceremonies. Dinner 5. with a Scientist. Turlock, CA, March 2009. Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. Science Olympiad Events Organizer. Herpetology 6. Event. Amphibians and Reptiles Event. Turlock, CA, March 2009. Jue, Brian. Mathematics. Reviewer. California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. 7. Sacramento, CA, 2008‐09. Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Presenter. Dinner with Math or Science Teacher. 8. CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Presenter. Dinner with a Scientist. CSU Stanislaus, 9. Turlock, CA, March 2009. Phillips, Shane. Chemistry. Presenter. Service Learning Activities and Demonstrations 10. for K‐6 students and families. Dennis Earl Elementary Science Fair, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Phillips, Shane. Chemistry. Presenter. The Periodic Table to 5th Grade Class. Dennis 11. Earl Elementary School, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Phillips, Shane. Chemistry. Consultant. Service Learning Science Activity with 12. Elementary School Children. Crane Kindergarten School, Turlock, CA, January 2009. Phillips, Shane. Chemistry. Consultant. Service Learning Science Activity with 13. Elementary School Children. Dennis Earl Elementary School, Turlock, CA, October 2008. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Facilitator/Planning Committee Member/ 14. Participant. 1st Annual Dinner With A Math or Science Teacher, CSU Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Participant. Dinner With A Scientist, CSU 15. Stanislaus, Turlock, CA, March 2009. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Counselor. Environmental Science Merit Badge 16. Boy Scouts of America, Troop 25, Turlock, CA, November 2008. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Presenter. “Forensics and Mathematics” Presenter. Region 17. Six California Subject Matter Projects & the San Joaquin County Office of Education, Stockton, CA, November 2008. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Presenter. “Numeration System and Whole Number 18. Operations” Presenter. Central California Math Project, Turlock, CA, November 2008. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Presenter. “Fostering Geometric Thinking” Presenter. 19. Central California Math Project, Turlock, CA, November 2008. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. “Family Math and Strategies to Engage Students in Problem 20 Solving.” Parent‐Teacher‐Student‐Workshop Presenter. Woodrow Elementary School,

Modesto, CA, October 2008. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Consultant. Publication of the Journal of the Central 21. California Mathematics Project. Turlock, CA, July‐August 2008. Youngblom, James. Biological Sciences. Organizer. 2009 Dinner With A Scientist. 22. Turlock, CA, March 2009.

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 9

Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. “The Riparian Brush Rabbit: Fighting Fire and Flood 1. on the Road to Recovery.” San Joaquin Valley Natural Communities Conference, Bakersfield, CA, March 2009. Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. “The Riparian Brush Rabbit: Fighting Fire and Flood 2. on the Road to Recovery.” San Luis National Wildlife Refuge Complex, Los Banos, CA, February 2009. Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. “The Riparian Brush Rabbit and Other Endangered 3. Species of the San Joaquin Valley.” Tehipite Chapter of the Sierra Club, Fresno, CA, February 2009. Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Presentation. “Is What You’re Reading True?” 4. CSU Stanislaus Mathematics and Computer Science Speaker Series, Turlock, CA, April 2009. Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. “Automatic Modeling of Team Discourse with Latent Semantic Analysis.” Poster presentation at CSU Stanislaus RSCA Week 2008, 5. Turlock, CA, October 2008.

Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. “Reliability of Information on Medical Web Pages: 6. Annotation Study.” Poster presentation at CSU Stanislaus RSCA Week 2008, Turlock, CA October 2008. Mokhtari, Susan. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Exhibit. “Topological Black 7. Holes in Anti‐de Sitter Space.” University of Munich, Germany, August 2008. Rogers Robert. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “From Honduras Basin and Range to the Mosquito Coast Mega Fan – Landscape Evolution of Honduras 8. in rRsponse to Mantle Upwelling and Transtension.” Department of Geological Sciences, University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC , October 2008. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. “Rapid Detection and Identification of Microorganisms 9. Using Mass Spectrometry.” Chemistry Department Seminar, University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA, April 2009.

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 10

Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Consultant. Department of Psychology, New 1. Mexico State University. Las Cruces, NM. Mokhtari, Susan. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Consultant. University of 2. Munich. Germany. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Consultant. Brazos Valley 3. Services. Cypress, TX. Rogers, Robert, Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Consultant. Black Hills 4. Exploration & Production. Golden, CO. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. Senior Paleontologist. 5. PaleoResource Consultants. Auburn, CA. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Consultant. Turlock General Plan Update 6. meeting. Turlock, CA. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Consultant. Phranakhon Rajabhat University for the Faculty 7. Professional Development Program “Symposium on Research Publication.” Bangkok, Thailand. 8. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Consultant. Lincoln Unified School District. Stockton, CA. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Math Consultant. Stanislaus County Office of Education, 9. Modesto, CA. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Program Consultant. The Boys and Girls Club of Merced 10. County, Merced, CA.

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 21

An, Jung‐Ha. Mathematics. Conference Paper Reviewer for 8 papers. The 12th 1. International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI) 2009. London, UK. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. Paper Reviewer. Mathematics Teacher, National 2. Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Reston, VA. Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. Journal Reviewer. Environmental Management. 3. New York, NY. Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. Journal Reviewer. Journal of the North American 4. Benthological Society. Lawrence, KS. Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. Journal Reviewer. Journal of Livestock Production. 5. Victoria Island, Lagos. Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. Journal Reviewer. Journal of the World Rabbit 6. Sciences Association. Valencia, Spain. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. Reviewer. Bulletin of the 7. Geological Society of America. Boulder, CA. 8. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Reviewer. Analytical Chemistry. 9. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Reviewer. Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry. 10. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Reviewer. Journal of the American Society for Microbiology. 11. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. Reviewer. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. Journal Manuscript Reviewer. 12. Lethaia. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. Journal Manuscript Reviewer. 13. PALAIOS. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. Journal Manuscript Reviewer. 14. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. Journal Manuscript Reviewer. 15. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. Manuscript Reviewer. 16. Paleontologia Electronica. Silverman, Robert. Computer Science. Paper Reviewer. CCSC North East, Conference 17. in cooperation with ACM/SIGCE. Silverman, Robert. Computer Science. Paper Reviewer. CCSC South‐Central Region, 18. ACM/SIGCE sponsored Conference. 19. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. Journal Manuscript Reviewer. Plant Ecology. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Monograph Reviewer for CAMTE – California Mathematics 20. Teacher Educators, Bakersfield, CA. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Reviewer. Journal of the Central California Mathematics Project. 21. Turlock, CA

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 0 19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 11

Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. “Feeding Rabbits.” In PRMA Journal, 9(1):1‐5, 1. January 2009. Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. “Proposed Industry Accepted Care Guidelines for 2. Commercial Rabbit Production.” In PRMA Journal, 8(6): 6‐13, November 2008. Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. “Efficacy of an Autogenous Vaccine for Mastitis.” 3. In PRMA Journal, 8(6): 1‐5, November 2008. Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. “Rabbit Facilities on the Fly.” In PRMA Journal, 4. 8(5): 1‐7, September 2008. Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. “Around the Rabbit Barn: Keeping Rabbits Cool.” 5. In PRMA Journal, 8(3): 5‐7, May 2008. Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. “Rabbit Facilities on the Fly.” In PRMA Journal. 6. 8(5):1‐7.September 2008. Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. “Notes on Pasteurella multocida.” In PRMA Journal, 7. 8(3): 9‐10, May 2008. Phillips, Shane. Chemistry. K. Stone. “Work as a Community Partner with the Turlock 8. Unified School District.” In Winter 2008 Issue #7 of the CSU Stanislaus Service Learning Newsletter. January 2008. Silverman, Robert. Computer Science. ”SC123 Assembly Language Manual, Revision.” 9. In CSU Stanislaus Computer Science Department, March 2009. Silverman, Robert. Computer Science. “Foundations for RSA Cipher Teaching Module, 10. Technical Report TR 116.” In CSU Stanislaus Computer Science Department, January 2009. Silverman, Robert. Computer Science. “Five J2EE Projects for Undergraduate 11. Ecommerce Course, technical report TR 117.” In CSU Stanislaus Computer Science Department, January 2009.

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Coughlin, Heather. Mathemtics. In Vitulli, M. “Serreʹs condition R_k for affine 1. semigroup rings,” to appear in Communications in Algebra. Mokhtari, Susan. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Dehghani, M. et al. 2. “Thermodynamical instability of black holes of third order Lovelock gravity,” Physical Review D, Vol. 79, 2009: 064015. Mokhtari, Susan. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Myung, Y. “Logarithmic 3. corrections to entropy for black holes with hyperbolic horizon,” Classical and Quantum Gravity, Vol. 26, 2009: 065007. Mokhtari, Susan. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Koutsoumbas, G. et al. 4. “Discontinuities in Scalar Perturbations of Topological Black Holes,” Classical and Quantum Gravity, Vol. 26, 2009: 105004. Mokhtari, Susan. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Correa, D. et al. “Stability 5. of asymptotically AdS wormholes in vacuum against scalar field perturbations,” Journal of High Energy Physics, 0808, 2008: 081. Mokhtari, Susan. 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In Miranda, A. et al. 10. “Quasinormal modes of plane‐symmetric black holes according to the AdS/CFT correspondence,” Journal of High Energy Physics, Vol. 0811, 2008: 030. Mokhtari, Susan. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Myung, Y. et al. “ 11. Thermodynamics of Gauss‐Bonnet Black Holes revisited,” European Physics Journal, Vol. C58, 2008: 337‐346. Mokhtari, Susan. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Alsup, J. et al. “Low‐lying 12. quasinormal modes of topological AdS black holes and hydrodynamics,” Physical Review D, Vol. 78, 2008: 086001. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Geldmacher J., Hoernle K., Van Den Bogaard P., Hauff F., Klugel A. “Age and Geochemistry of the Central 13. American Forearc Basement (DSDP Leg 67 and 84): Insights into Mesozoic Arc Volcanism and Seamount Accretion on the Fringe of the Caribbean LIP.” Journal of Petrology 49(10): 1781. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Andrews, E.R., Billen, M.I. 14. “Rheologic controls on the dynamics of slab detachment.” Tectonophysics 464 (1‐4): 60‐ 69. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Groome, W.G., Thorkelson, 15. D.J. “The three‐dimensional thermo‐mechanical signature of ridge subduction and slab window migration,” Tectonophysics 464 (1‐4): 70‐83. Rogers Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences and Geology. In Castoe, T.A., Daza, J.M., Smith, E.N., Sasa, M.M., Kuch, U., Campbell, J.A., Chippindale, P.T., Parkinson, C.L. 16. “Comparative phylogeography of pitvipers suggests a consensus of ancient Middle American highland biogeography,” Journal of Biogeography 36 (1): 88‐103. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Regard, V., Faccenna, C., 17. Bellier, O., Martinod, J. “Laboratory experiments of slab break‐off and slab dip reversal: Insight into the Alpine Oligocene reorganization,” Terra Nova 20 (4): 267‐273. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Lim, B.K. “Historical 18. biogeography of New World emballonurid bats (tribe Diclidurini): Taxon pulse diversification,” Journal of Biogeography 35 (8): 1385‐1401. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Álvarez‐Gómez, J.A., 19. Meijer, P.T., Martínez‐Díaz, J.J., Capote, R. “Constraints from finite element modeling on the active tectonics of northern Central America and the Middle America,” Trench Tectonics 27 (1), art. no. TC1008. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Lesschen, J.P., Cammeraat, L.H., Kooijman, A.M., van Wesemael, B. “Development of spatial heterogeneity in 20. vegetation and soil properties after land abandonment in a semi‐arid ecosystem,” Journal of Arid Environments 72 (11): 2082‐2092. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Du, J.‐H., Yan, P., Zhan, X.‐ L., E., Y.H. “Surface erosion‐resistance of Nitraria tangutorun nebkhas at different 21. succession stages in Minqin oasis and related affecting factors,” Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology 19 (4): 763‐768. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Zuazo, V.H.D., 22. Pleguezuelo, C.R.R. “Soil‐erosion and runoff prevention by plant covers. A review,” Agronomy for Sustainable Development 28 (1): 65‐86. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Müller, R. D., M. Sdrolias, 23. M., Gaina, C., Roest W.R. “Age, spreading rates, and spreading asymmetry of the worldʹs ocean crust,” Geochem. Geophys. Geosyst., 9, Q04006, doi:10.1029/2007GC001743. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Parsons, T., and Geist, E. 24. “Tsunami Probability in the Caribbean Region,” Pure and Applied Geophysics, Vol. 165: 2089‐ 2116. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Silva‐Romo, G. “Guayape‐ 25. Papalutla fault system: A continuous Cretaceous structure from southern Mexico to the Chortis block? Tectonic implications,” Geology 2008 36: 75‐78. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Baumgartner, P., Flores, K., Bandini, A., Girault, F.; Cruz, D. “Upper Triassic to Cretaceous radiolaria from 26. Nicaragua and Northern Costa Rica ‐ The Mesquito Composite Oceanic Terrane,” Ofioliti, Vol. 33, no. 1: 1‐19. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Brueckner, H. K., Avé Lallemant, H. G., Sisson, V. B., Harlow, G. E., Hemming, S. R., Martens, U., Tsujimori, T., Sorensen, S. S., “Metamorphic reworking of a high pressure‐low temperature 27. mélange along the Motagua fault, Guatemala: A record of Neocomian and Maastrichtian transpressional tectonics,” Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Vol. 284, no. 1‐2: 228‐235. Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Cox, R., Lumsden, D., Gough, K., Lloyd, R., Talnagi, J. “Investigation of late Quaternary fault block uplift 28. along the Motagua/Swan Islands fault system: Implications for seismic/tsunami hazard for the Bay of Honduras,” Tectonophysics, Vol. 457, Issues 1‐2: 30‐41. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Pratt, K., DeMott, P., French, J., Wang, Z., Westphal, D., 29. Heymsfield, A., Twohy, C., Prenni, A., Prather, K. “In situ detection of biological particles in cloud ice‐crystals,” Nature Geoscience, Vol. 2: 298‐401. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Dieckmann, R., Helmuth, R., Erhard, M., Malorny, B. “Rapid Classification and Identification of Salmonellae at the Species and Subspecies 30. Levels by Whole‐Cell Matrix‐Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization‐Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry,” Applied and Environmental Microbiology, Vol. 74: 7767‐7778.

Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Demireve, P., Fenselau, C. “Mass spectrometry in 31. biodefense,” Journal of Mass Spectrometry, Vol. 43: 1441‐1457. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Dzieciatkowska, M., Liu, X., Heikema, A., Houliston S., Belkum, A., Schweda, E., Gilbert, M., Richards, J., Li, J. “Rapid Method for Sensitive 32. Screening of Oligosaccharide Epitopes in the Lipooligosaccharide from Campylobacter jejuni Strains Isolated from Guillain‐Barré Syndrome and Miller Fisher Syndrome Patients,” Journal of Clinical Microbiology, Vol. 46: 3429‐3436. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Downard, K., Morrissey, B., Schwahn, A. “Mass 33. spectrometry analysis of the influenza virus,” Mass spectrometry reviews, Vol. 28: 35‐49. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Erukhimovitch, V., Karpasasa, M., Huleihel, M. 34. “Spectroscopic detection and identification of infected cells with herpes viruses,” Biopolymers, Vol. 91: 61‐67. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Lo, L., Huang, L., Shiea, J., “Acid hydrolysis followed by matrix‐assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry for the rapid diagnosis of 35. serum protein biomarkers in patients with major depression,” Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry, Vol. 23: 589‐598. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Ariya, P., Sun, J., Eltouny, N., Hudson, E., Hayes, C., Kos, 36. G. “Physical and chemical characterization of bioaerosols ‐ Implications for nucleation processes,” International Reviews in Physical Chemistry, Vol. 28, (January, 2009): 1‐32. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Wuijckhuijse, A., Van Baar, B. “Recent Advances in Real‐ time Mass Spectrometry Detection of Bacteria,” Principles of Bacterial Detection: 37. Biosensors, Recognition Receptors and Microsystems. New York, NY, Springer, September, 2008. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Devakumar, A., Mechref, Y., Kang, P., Novotny, M., Reilly, J. “Identification of Isomeric N‐Glycan Structures by Mass Spectrometry with 157 nm 38. Laser‐Induced Photofragmentation,” Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry, Vol. 19: 1027‐1040. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Willy, M. “Analysis of Glycosylation and Other Post‐ 39. Translational Modifications by Mass Spectrometry,” Current Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 5: 144‐165. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Liu, Y., Pan, Y. “Application of FT‐ICR MS for the Study of 40. Protein Complexes,” Applied Spectroscopy Reviews, Vol. 44: 231‐244. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Li, B., An, H., Hedrick, J., Lebrilla, C. “Infrared 41. Multiphoton Dissociation Mass Spectrometry for Structural Elucidation of Oligosaccharides,” Methods in Molecular Biology. New York, NY, Humana Press, 2009. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Wu, X., Omenetto, N., Winefordner, J. “Development, Characterization, and Application of a Versatile Single Particle Detection Apparatus for 42. Time‐Integrated and Time‐Resolved Fluorescence Measurements—Part I: Theoretical Considerations,” Laser Chemistry, Vol. 2009: 1‐10. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Pratt, K., DeMott, P., French, J., Wang, Z., Westphal, D., 43. Heymsfield, A., Twohy, C., Prenni, A., Prather, K. “In situ detection of biological particles in cloud ice‐crystals,” Nature Geoscience, Vol. 2 (May, 2009): 398‐401. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In Gallavardin, S., Lohmann, U., Cziczo, D. “Analysis and 44. differentiation of mineral dust by single particle laser mass spectrometry,” International Journal of Mass Spectrometry, Vol. 274: 56‐63. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. In 17. Lee, J., Jang, J., Akin, D., Savran, C., Bashir, R. “Real‐ 45. time detection of airborne viruses on a mass‐sensitive device,” Applied Physics Letters Vol. 93. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Derek W. Larson, D. “Diversity and variation of theropod dinosaur teeth from the uppermost Santonian Milk 46. River Formation (Upper Cretaceous), Alberta: a quantitative method supporting identification of the oldest dinosaur tooth assemblage in Canada,” Canadian Journal of Earth Science 45(12): 1455‐1468. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Longrich, N., Currie, P. “A 47. microraptorine (Dinosauria–Dromaeosauridae) from the Late Cretaceous of North America,” PNAS, Vol. 106 no. 13: 5002‐5007. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Fanti, F., Tetsuto Miyashita, T. “A high latitude vertebrate fossil assemblage from the Late Cretaceous of west‐ 48. central Alberta, Canada: evidence for dinosaur nesting and vertebrate latitudinal gradient,“ Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology Vol. 275, Issues 1‐4: 37‐53. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Fiorillo, A., Tykoski, R., Currie, P., McCarthy, P., Flaig, P. “Description of Two Partial Troodon Braincases from 49. the Prince Creek Formation (Upper Cretaceous), North Slope Alaska,” Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, Vol. 29(1):178‐187. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Bullock, S. Ceseña, J., 50. Rebman, J., Riemann, H. “Flora and Vegetation of an Isolated Mountain Range in the Desert of Baja California,” The Southwestern Naturalist vol. 53(1):61‐73. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Befus, K., Hanson, R., Lehman, T., Griffin, W. “Cretaceous basaltic phreatomagmatic volcanism in West Texas: 51. Maar complex at Peña Mountain, Big Bend National Park,” Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, Vol. 173, Issues 3‐4: 245‐264. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Longrich, N. “An ornithurine‐dominated avifauna from the Belly River Group (Campanian, Upper 52. Cretaceous) of Alberta, Canada,” Cretaceous Research vol. 30, Issue 1, February 2009: 161‐177. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Ruez, Jr., D., Gensler, P. “An Unexpected Early Record of Mictomys vetus (Arvicolinae, Rodentia) from the Blancan 53. (Pliocene) Glenns Ferry Formation, Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, Idaho,” Journal of Paleontology, Vol. 82; no. 3: 638‐642. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Jinnah, Z., Roberts, E., Deino, A., Larsen, J., Link, P., Fanning, C. “New 40Ar‐39Ar and detrital zircon U‐Pb ages for the 54. Upper Cretaceous Wahweap and Kaiparowits formations on the Kaiparowits Plateau, Utah: implications for regional correlation, provenance, and biostratigraphy,” Cretaceous Research, Vol. 30, Issue 2: 287‐299. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Lindgren, J., Currie, P., Rees, J., Siverson, M., Lindström, S., Alwmark, C. “Theropod dinosaur teeth from the 55. lowermost Cretaceous Rabekke Formation on Bornholm, Denmark,” Geobios, Vol. 41, Issue 2: 253‐262. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Fiorillo, A. “On the 56. Occurrence of Exceptionally Large Teeth of Troodon (Dinosauria: Saurischia) from the Late Cretaceous of Northern Alaska,” PALAIOS, Vol. 23, no. 5: 322‐328. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Sciences, and Geology. In Williamson , T., Weil, A. “Stratigraphic Distribution of Sauropods in the Upper Cretaceous of the San Juan Basin, 57. New Mexico, with Comments on North Americaʹs Cretaceous ʹSauropod Hiatus,” Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, 28(4): 1218‐1223. Schoenly, Kenneth. Biological Sciences. In Ordonez, A., Garcia, M., Fagua, G. 58. “Evaluation of efficiency of Schoenly Trap for collecting adult sarcosaprophagous dipterans,” Journal of Medical Entomology, 45 (3): 522‐532. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Wagner, D., DeFoliart, L., Doak, P., et al. 59. “Impact of epidermal leaf mining by the aspen leaf miner (Phyllocnistis populiella) on the growth, physiology, and leaf longevity of quaking aspen,” Oecologia, 157(2): 259‐267. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Holland, J.N., Chamberlain, S.A., Horn, K.C. 60. “Optimal defence theory predicts investment in extrafloral nectar resources in an ant‐ plant mutualism,” Journal of Ecology, 97(1): 89‐96. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Pulice, C.E., Packer, A.A. “Simulated 61. herbivory induces extrafloral nectary production in Prunus avium,” Functional Ecology/ 22(15): 801‐807. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Schweitzer, J.A., Madritch, M.D., Bailey, J.K., 62. et al. “From genes to ecosystems: The genetic basis of condensed tannins and their role in nutrient regulation in a Populus model system,” Ecosystems 11(6): 1005‐1020. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Donaldson, J.R., Lindroth, R.L. “Effects of 63. variable phytochemistry and budbreak phenology on defoliation of aspen during a forest tent caterpillar outbreak,” Agricultural and Forest Entomology, 10(4): 399‐410. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Ivey, C.T., Carr, D.E., Eubanks, M.D. “Genetic 64. variation and constraints on the evolution of defense against spittlebug (Philaenus spumarius) herbivory in Mimulus guttatus,” Heredity. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Piotrowski, J.S., Morford, S.L., Rillig, M.C. “Inhibition of colonization by a native arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal community via 65. Populus trichocarpa litter, litter extract, and soluble phenolic compounds,” Soil Biology & Biochemistry, 40(3): 709‐717. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Cline, L.C. “Microbial responses to elevated 66. atmospheric CO2 and O3 in northern temperate forests,” University of Michigan (Thesis). Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Giertych, M.J., Karolewski, P., Oleksyn, J. “Early‐season defoliation of Sorbus aucuparia (L.) and Acer platanoides (L.) can induce 67. defense mechanisms against the spider mite Tetranychus urticae (Koch).” Polish Journal of Ecology, 56(3): 443‐452. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Hollenbeck, J.P., Ripple, W.J. “Aspen snag 68. dynamics, cavity‐nesting birds, and trophic cascades in Yellowstoneʹs northern range,” Forest Ecology and Management, 255(3‐4): 1095‐1103. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Ally, D. “The cost of longevity: loss of sexual 69. function in natural clones of Populus tremuloides,” University of British Columbia (Thesis). Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Baldwin, T.O., Elfring, L., Offerdahl, E. “Ph.D. 70. in biochemistry (education)!,” Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, 36(4): 251‐ 252. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. In Häikiö, E., Freiwald, V., Julkunen‐Tiitto, R., Beuker, E., Holopainen, T., Oksanen, E. “Differences in leaf characteristics between 71. ozone‐sensitive and ozone‐tolerant hybrid aspen (Populus tremula x Populus tremuloides) clones,” Tree Physiology, 29(1): 53‐66.

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 2

Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. Department of Mathematics, CSU Stanislaus. 1. Turlock, CA. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. Department of Mathematics Academic Program Review, 2. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

22. Published Maps – 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) – 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 15

Bice, Michael. Mathematics. Co‐chair. Mathematics and Computer Science Speaker 1. Series. CSU Stanislaus. Coughlin, Heather. Mathematics. Co‐director. Central California Mathematics Project. 2. July 2008 – present. Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. Invited Seminar. “Tale of a Tail: Caudal Traits and 3. Displays in the Zebra‐tailed Lizard (Callisaurus draconoides).” At UC Berkeley Herp Group, Berkeley, CA, October 2008. Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Co‐chair. Mathematics and Computer Science 4. Speaker Series. CSU Stanislaus. Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. Judge. CSU Stanislaus Graduate Student Research 5. Competition, Turlock, CA, March 2009. Rock, John. Mathematics. Speaker. “Complex Dimensions of a Simple Measure.” SIAM 6. Club meeting, CSU Stanislaus, April 2009. Rock, John. Mathematics. Student Trip Organizer. Northern California Undergraduate 7. Mathematics Conference (4 students, 2 speakers), Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, CA, April 2009. Rock, John. Mathematics. Student Trip Organizer. Pacific Coast Undergraduate 8. Mathematics Conference (17 students), UC Riverside, CA, March 2009. Rock, John. Mathematics. Conference Attendee. Institute for Pure and Applied 9. Mathematics, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, February 2009. Rock, John. Mathematics. Speaker. “A Fractal Approach to the Riemann Hypothesis.” 10. Mathematics Computer Science and Speaker Series, CSU Stanislaus, October 2008. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science and Geology. “Dome‐heads, Raptors, and 11. Sharks: My Sabbatical Year at Baylor.ʺ Baylor University, Geology Department, Brown Bag Seminar, April 22, 2009. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science and Geology. “Dinosaurs and Other Cretaceous 12. Wildlife from Big Bend National Park, Texasʺ Sponsored by the Association for Women Geoscientists Distinguished Lecturer Program. Blinn College, Bryan, TX, April 17, 2009. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science and Geology. “High Abundance of Sharks in Pppermost Hell Creek Formation, North Dakota: Sea Level Rise due to the Late 13. Maastrichtian Greenhouse Event?” Louisiana State University, Department of Geology and Geophysics, March 23, 2009. Silverman, Robert. Computer Science. Java Tutorial, revision September 2008. 14. Published on World Wide Web, September 2008. http://www.cs.csustan.edu/~rrsilver/html/javacorner.html Youngblom, James. Biological Sciences. Workshops Attendee. GCAT Microarray 15. Workshop. CSU Fullerton, Fullerton, CA, July 15‐19, 2008.

25. Recognitions and Awards: University ‐ 3 Rock, John. Mathematics. Most Improved Club 2009 (Math Club, advisor). CSU 1. Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. 2008 Outstanding Research, 2. Scholarship and Creative Activity Professor nominee. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA. Stevens, Michael. Biological Sciences. 2009 Outstanding Research, Scholarship and 3. Creative Activity Professor nominee. CSU Stanislaus. Turlock, CA.

Disciplinary ‐ 2 Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Recovery Champion Award for 2008. U.S. Fish and 1. Wildlife Service, Region 8 (California/Nevada). http://www.fws.gov/endangered/recovery/champions/ Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. HiMAP: High School Mathematics Access Program. 2. Nomination for “Programs that Make a Difference” AMS ‐ American Mathematical Society, Providence, RI.

Civic or Service Organization ‐ 1 Kelly, Patrick. Biological Sciences. Education Award for 2008 from the Tehipite

Chapter of the Sierra Club, Fresno, CA.

Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 0

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 9

Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. “The Effects of Cigarette Smoke on Apoptiotic 1 Processes in the Spleen and Thymus of Swiss Webster Mice,” Poster at 20th CSU Biotechnology Symposium, Los Angeles, CA, January 2009 Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. “The Challenge of Programming Strategic 2. Expertise in the Game of Connect Four,” CSU Stanislaus Honors Capstone Conference, Turlock, CA, May 2009. Phillips, Shane. Chemistry. “Coordination Chemistry of Chelate Ligands on an 3. Unsymmetrically Substituted Dirhodium Carboxylate Complex,” 42nd Western Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Las Vegas, NV, September 2008. Rock, John. Mathematics. Directed Kate Ellis to present at the Northern California 4. Undergraduate Mathematics Conference, Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, CA, April 2009. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. “Detection of Species‐specific Peptides as Biomarkers for 5. Rapid Detection of Bacillus anthracis Identification by MALDI‐MS.” American Chemical Society 42nd Western Regional Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, September 2008. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. ”Rapid Detection and Species Level of Identification Bacillus 6. Spores via Matrix‐assisted Laser desorption/ionization Mass Spectrometry,” 21st Annual CSU Biotechnology Symposium. Los Angeles, CA, 2009. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. ”Detection and Quantification of Melamine by MALDI‐MS.” 7. 23rd annual CSU Statewide Student Research Competition, CSU Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, May 2009. Russell, Scott. Chemistry. “Detection of Species‐specific Peptides as Biomarkers for Rapid Bacillus anthracis Identification by MALDI‐MS.” Northern California 8. Undergraduate ACS Research Symposium, Saint Mary’s College of California, Moraga, CA, May 2009. Sankey, Julia. Physics, Physical Science, and Geology. “Paleoecology of Lonchidion Selachos from the Latest Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation, North Dakota. Society of 9. Vertebrate,” Paleontology 69th Annual Meeting, University of Bristol, UK. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, Program and Abstracts. September 2009.

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 22

Cover, Matthew. Biological Sciences. 5 students. “Invertebrates in Restored Riparian 1. Forests in the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge.” 2. Drake, Michael. Chemistry. 4 students. “Conformational Analysis by NMR.ʺ Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. 1 student. “Seasonal Variation in Polychaete 3. Worm (Class Polychaeta) Assemblages in Elkhorn Slough, California and Differences from Historical Data.” Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. 8 students. “The Diversity of Introduced Turtles in 4. Willow Lake.” Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. 11 students. “Biology and Movements of the 5. Coast Horned Lizard (Phrynosoma coronatum) in the Arena Plains Unit of the Merced Wildlife Area.” Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. 1 student. “My Cofiltration of Dairy Effluent Using 6. Pleurotus Fungi.” Gerson, Marina. Biological Sciences. 1 student. “Variation in Ear Length in Ord’s 7. Kangaroo Rat.” Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. 2 students. “The Effects of Cigarette Smoke on 8. Apoptiotic Processes in the Spleen and Thymus of Swiss Webster Mice.” Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. 3 students. “Effects of Cigarette Smoke on the 9. Immune Response of Swiss Webster Mice.” Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. 2 students. “A Rapid Method of Detecting 10. Pasteurella multocida in Rabbits.” Grobner, Mark. Biological Sciences. 2 students. “Do Rabbits Exhibit the Intrauterine 11. Position Effect.” Martin, Melanie. Computer Science. 1 student. “Reliability of Information on Medical 12. Web Pages: User Interface Development.” Phillips, Shane. Chemistry. 1 student. “Coordination Chemistry of 2‐Pyridine Carbinol 13. on an Unsymmetrical Dirhodium Carboxylate Core; Spring 2009.” Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science and Geology. 1 student. “GIS Investigation 14. into the Origin of the Lago Yojoa Honduras Landscape Evolution.” Rogers, Robert. Physics, Physical Science and Geology. 2 students. “Landscape 15. Evolution of Southern Mexico.” Russell, Scott. Chemistry. 2 students.” Detection and Identification of Bacillus Spores 16. via MALDI‐MS.” Russell, Scott. Chemistry. 1 student. “Detection and Quantification of Melamine in 17. Milk via MALDI‐MS.” Russell, Scott. Chemistry. 1 student. “Characterization of Heat Shock Wine Haze 18. Proteins via SDS‐PAGE Followed by MALDI‐MS.” Russell, Scott. Chemistry. 1 student. “Quantification of Melamine and Cyanuric Acid 19. via HPLC.” Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. 14 students. Supervising and Preparing college students to 20. be effective coaches in the year‐long HiMAP‐ High School Mathematics Access Program. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. 1 student. Assisting in the writing of my articles for 21. Conference presentation and math/science enrichment programs. Sundar, Viji. Mathematics. 3 students. Writing of their articles in the Journal of the 22. Central California Mathematics Project.

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 1

Vega, Gabriel. Marine Sciences. “Biological collections from the Gakkel Ridge, a slow‐ 1. spreading ridge in the high Arctic; investigating the trophic ecology of near vent Porifera.” Fall 2008. Advised by Nicholas G. Welschmeyer.

29. CSU Student Research Competition (campus and State‐wide) ‐ 8

Arevalo, Janice. Biology. “Bacterial‐dependent Colony Formation in Chaonoflagellates: 1. Proterospongia Species.”2009. CSU Stanislaus (2nd place Undergraduate). CSU State‐ wide CSU LA. Advised by Scott Russell. Chamousis, Rachel. Chemistry. “Hydrogen: Fuel of the Future?” 2009. CSU Stanislaus 2. (Undergraduate). Advised by Michael Perona. Darmousseh, Michale. Mathematics and Computer Science. “Reinforcement Learning 3. Applied to the Game of Connect Four.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Melanie Martin. Garibay, Edgar. Biology. “The Effects of Cigarette Smoke on Apoptotic Process in the Spleen and Thymus of Swiss Webster Mice.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (3nd place 4. Undergraduate). CSU State‐wide CSU LA (Runner‐up Undergraduate). Advised by Flora Watson. Johnston, Hilary. Biology. “An Ecological Study of the Snail Preference for 5. Morphologically Different Species of Algae.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Pam Roe. Palomina, Rafael. Chemistry. “Detection and Quantification of Melamine by MALDI‐ 6. MS, matrix‐assisted laser desorption/ionization.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (1st place Undergraduate). CSU State‐wide CSU LA. Advised by Scott Russell. Shelley, Tia. Computer Science. “The Importance of Understanding Recursion.” 2009. 7. CSU Stanislaus (Undergraduate). Advised by Thomas Carter. Sihota, Gurpreet. Biology. “The Effects of Cigarette Smoke on Apoptotic Process in the Spleen and Thymus of Swiss Webster Mice.” 2009. CSU Stanislaus (3nd place 8. Undergraduate). CSU State‐wide CSU LA (Runner‐up Undergraduate). Advised by Flora Watson.

California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Summary Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Library Number of Faculty 9 Number of Faculty Responses 4 (44 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 0

2. Book Chapters ‐ 0

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 1

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 0

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 0

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 1

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 7

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 0

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 2

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 0

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 0

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 0

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 0

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 0

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 0

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ 0

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 1

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 0

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 1

25. Recognitions and Awards:

University ‐ 0 Disciplinary ‐ 0 Civic or Service Organization ‐ 0 Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 0

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 0

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 0

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 0

29. CSU Student Research Competition (Campus and State‐wide) ‐ 0 California State University, Stanislaus Faculty Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Detailed Report June 1, 2008 ‐ May 31, 2009

College Library Number of Faculty 9 Number of Faculty Responses 4 (44 percent)

1. Books and Monographs ‐ 0

2. Book Chapters ‐ 0

3. Published Articles in Professional Journals (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 1

Held, Tim. Library. “Learning to Teach with Technology.”Faculty Voices: Sharing Our 1. Philosophies of Teaching, CSU Stanislaus no. 4 (2008): 40‐42. Non‐refereed.

4. Published Case Studies with Teaching Notes ‐ 0

5. Editorship (regular or guest) ‐ 0

6. Editorial and Review Board Memberships ‐ 0

7. Grants (applied for/funded; university, local, state, federal, private, or corporate) ‐ 1

Potts, Kenneth. Library. Preservation Assistance Grants for Smaller Institutions. “Stanislaus County and Cities Historical Documents Collection; Developing a Regional 1. Local History Repository,” not funded by National Endowment for the Humanities (federal).

8. Published Computer Software ‐ 0

9. Published Curriculum Materials ‐ 0

10. Published Reviews of Books and Software ‐ 7

Held, Tim. Library. Allen, M. J. Assessing Academic Programs in Higher Education. Bolton, 1. MA: Anker, 2004. In LOEX Quarterly (Spring 2008): 2‐3. Jacobs, Warren. Library. Green, K. Understanding Physical Education. London: Sage, 2. 2008. In Education Libraries (accepted – forthcoming Summer 2009). Jacobs, Warren. Library. Kirk, D., Cooke, C., Flintoff, A., and McKenna, J. (Eds.). Key 3. Concepts in Sport and Exercise Sciences. London: Sage, 2008. In Education Libraries (accepted – forthcoming Summer 2009). Jacobs, Warren. Library. Clark, M. M., and Waller, T. Early Childhood Education and Care: 4. Policy and Practice. London: Sage, 2007. In Education Libraries (accepted – forthcoming Summer 2009). Jacobs, Warren. Library. Mallon, B., and Buchanan, I. The A to Z of the Olympic 5. Movement. Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 2007. In Education Libraries (Winter 2008): 58‐ 59. 6. Jacobs, Warren. Library. Lisi, C. A. A History of the World Cup: 1930‐2006. Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 2007. In Education Libraries (Winter 2008): 57‐58. Potts, Kenneth. Library. Milestone Documents in American History: Exploring the Primary 7. Sources that Shaped America, ed. by Paul Finkelman. NY: Schlager Group, 2008. In CHOICE: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries (December 2008): 668‐69.

11. Conference Presentations (paper, research, or workshop) ‐ 0

12. Conference Participation (discussant, chair, or moderator) ‐ 2

Hor, Annie. Library. Discussant. 123rd Annual Meeting of the American Historical 1. Association, New York, NY, January 2009. Potts, Kenneth. Library. Panel Moderator. American Library Association Annual 2. Conference, Library History Round Table, Anaheim, CA, June 2008.

13. Conference Proceedings ‐ 0

14. K‐12 School‐based Activities (workshops, presentations, or consultant) ‐ 0

15. Exhibits and Performances ‐ 0

16. Consultant (to businesses, agencies, or other external groups) ‐ 0

17. Reviewer (conference papers, journal articles, books, or software) ‐ 0

18. Educational Media Production ‐ 0

19. Non‐Refereed Publications (newspaper or magazine articles) ‐ Online article ‐ 0

20. Literature Citations (your work in the work of others) ‐ 1

Jacobs, Warren. Library. In Johnson, A. M., Jent, S., and Reynolds, L. “Library 1. instruction and information literacy 2007,” Reference Services Review Vol. 36 no. 4 (October 2008): 450‐514.

21. Program and Curricular Development and Assessment ‐ 0

22. Published Maps ‐ 0

23. Published Abstracts and Encyclopedia Articles (refereed or non‐refereed) ‐ 0

24. Other (please specify) ‐ 1

Jacobs, Warren. Library. “Duke Snider.” Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) 1. Baseball Biography Project. (Accepted‐forthcoming at http://bioproj.sabr.org/).

25. Recognitions and Awards: University ‐ 0 Disciplinary ‐ 0 Civic or Service Organization ‐ 0 Scholarly Prizes and Honors ‐ 0

26. Directed students in their research culminating into either a publication, presentation, or both ‐ 0

27. Supervised students as research assistants in your research, scholarship, or creative activity ‐ 0

28. Student Master’s Theses/Projects ‐ 0 29. CSU Student Research Competition (campus and State‐wide) ‐ 0