Austin College Faculty in Word, Image, and Performance: 2013

Austin College Faculty in Word, Image, and Performance: 2013 Includes Retrospective Section Austin College Faculty in Word, Image, and Performance: 2013 Includes Retrospective Section

Sponsored by The Robert & Joyce Johnson Center for Faculty Development and Excellence in Teaching Dr. Bernice Melvin, Director and The George T. and Gladys H. Abell Library Center Mr. John West, Director Compiled and edited by Dr. Carolyn Vickrey Associate College Librarian with assistance from Brandon Young UNT Library Science Intern

COVER: “Keystone Man” Sculptor: Richard Neidhardt, 1991

“Keystone Man” is the work of Dr. Richard “Dick” Neidhardt, whose career on the art faculty at Austin College began in 1967. He retired and was named emeritus professor In 1986; he continued to paint and sculpt until his death in 2009. Of his unpainted wood sculptures like “Keystone Man,” Dick wrote, “They came from a side of me aware of being a fellow inmate of the earth with all of its absurdities, a possible justification for being a part of this great mystery.”

Contents 1 Message from President Marjorie Hass 2 Message from Dr. Sheila Amin Gutiérrez de Piñeres 3 Retrospective Section 4 Books (Retrospective) 1980 to 1995 5 Book Chapters and Journal Articles (Retrospective) 1980 to 1995 10 Faculty Achievements in Art and Music (Retrospective) 1980 to 2005 14 Faculty in Word, Image, and Performance 2013 15 Books 16 Journal Articles and Book Chapters 19 Editing for Professional Journals 19 Off-Campus Exhibits, Interviews, Performances, and Projects 20 Reviews and Encyclopedia Entries 21 Conferences 24 About Austin College It is a pleasure to introduce this report on faculty scholarship. The catalogue of activity is impressive, evidence of a productive faculty able to integrate the demands of professional and disciplinary expansion with the intense focus on undergraduate liberal arts education at the heart of Austin College.

Our ideal is that scholarship and teaching blend seamlessly. Faculty passion for a subject and engagement in study, performance, creation, or research fuels new course development and new opportunities to engage students as collaborators. And the energy and passion that unfolds in an Austin College classroom leads faculty members to new areas of intellectual and creative work. That cycle from study, studio, or lab to classroom and back is dynamic. Its pace and style vary from one faculty member to the next, and we impose no orthodoxy on its implementation.

We can be extremely proud of the work our faculty members do—both the public work described here and the individualized and personal interaction with our students. I have read or experienced some of the work described here and have been enriched by it. I look forward to using this resource as a guide to further reading and learning.

– Dr. Marjorie Hass President, Austin College

< 1 > Austin College fosters an environment in which faculty and students thrive as teachers and scholars. Scholarship and creative activity inform the classroom and prepare our students for the future. Austin College Faculty in Word, Image, and Performance reveals the impact of faculty scholarship on undergraduate education. Scholarship and creative activity provide valuable and enriching experiences for the students.

The Austin College faculty brings together excellence in teaching motivated by scholarship and pedagogy. In the spirit of exploration and interdisciplinary engagement, the College supports faculty members as they stretch the boundaries of research and creative activity. This monograph illustrates the many forms in which scholarship comes together at Austin College. Knowledge is shared through books, book chapters, traditional articles, service on professional journals and boards, off-campus exhibits, interviews, performances, reviews of the works of others, and presentations at conferences.

The reach of Austin College faculty is expansive. The highlight of our faculty’s works is that more often than not it is done side-by-side with students. The commitment of faculty to learning and student engagement adds further value to the scholarship and creative activity.

This edition presents a portion of the history of scholarship at Austin College and illustrates the importance of teacher-scholars on the educational experience. We are proud of our faculty members and their accomplishments in enriching both their own disciplines and the lives of others.

– Dr. Sheila Amin Gutiérrez de Piñeres Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty

< 2 > Retrospective Section

Austin College Retrospective Bibliography of Faculty Authors 1980 to 1995

Austin College Retrospective List of Faculty Achievements in Art and Music 1980 to 2005

< 3 > < Retrospective Bibliography of Faculty Authors, 1980 to 1995 Includes publications published by Austin College emeriti faculty shortly after retirement that were not listed in a previous bibliography.

Books Includes Books, Monographs, Plays

Cummins, Light T., Moore, William H., History. English. Spanish Observers Sermons from and the American Literature: A Revolution, 1775- Reader/Teacher’s 1783. Baton Rouge: Experiences. Lanham, Louisiana State MD: UP of America, University Press, 1991. 2001.

Lincecum, Jerry B., Platizky, Roger S., English, Edward H. English. Phillips, History, and A Blueprint of His Gideon Lincecum. Dissent: Madness and Adventures of a Method in Tennyson’s Frontier Naturalist: Poetry. Lewisburg: The Life and Times of Bucknell University Dr. Gideon Lincecum. Press, 1989. College Station: Texas A & M University Press, 1994.

Middents, Gerald J., Ware, James H., Psychology. Religion. Crises in Violence Not with Words and Peace. Karnataka, of Wisdom: India: UNESCO Chair Performative for the Promotion of Language and the Culture of Peace Liturgy. Washington, and Non-Violence, D.C.: University Press Manipal Academy of America, 1981. of Higher Education, 2001.

< 4 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE Book Chapters and Journal Articles Includes Book Chapters, Edited Books, Book Translations, and Journal Articles

Barr, Charles R., Chemistry, and José M. Carlson, A. J., History. “Mundus Muliebris: The Sanchez. “Academic Freedom and Tenure: World of Women Reviled and Defended Ca. Southern Nazarene University (Oklahoma).” 195 B.C. and 1551 A.D. and Other Things ...” The Academe 72.6 (1986): 7a-11a. Sixteenth Century Journal 24.3 (1993): 541-560.

Barr, Charles R., Chemistry, et al. “Effect Cates, Truett, German, and James Knowlton, of Vitamin D Deficiency on in vitro Labeling German, Translators. Forever in the Shadow of Chick Intestinal Proteins: Analysis by of Hitler?: Original Documents of the Two-Dimensional Electrophoresis.” Historikerstreit, the Controversy Concerning the Biochemistry 20.18 (1981): 5288-5294. Singularity of the Holocaust. Atlantic Highlands, N.J: Humanities Press, 1993. Barr, Charles R., Chemistry, et al. “Stimulation of Rat Intestinal Protein Synthesis by 1,25- Cates, Truett, German, and Bernice J. Melvin, dihydroxyvitamin D3.” Archives of Biochemistry French. “The Four-Year College: Prospects for and Biophysics 220.1 (1983): 280-285. the Future.” Teaching Languages in College: Curriculum and Content. Ed. Wilga M. Rivers. Barrie, Robert, English. “Elizabethan Play-Boys Lincolnwood, Ill.: National Textbook Co, 1992. in the Adult London Companies.” SEL Studies 321-331. In English Literature, 1500-1900 48.2 (2008): 237-257. Cummins, Light T., History. “The Hispanic Heritage of the Southern United States of Barrie, Robert, English. “Telmahs: Carnival America.” Revista de Historia de América 105 Laughter in Hamlet.” New Essays on Hamlet. (1988): 89-110. New York: AMS, 1994. 83-100. Cummins, Light T., History. “John Quincy Adams Barrie, Robert, English. “‘Unknown Languages’ and Latin American Nationalism.” Revista de and Subversive Play in The Spanish Tragedy.” Historia de América 86 (1978): 221-231. Explorations in Renaissance Culture 21 (1995): 63-80. Cummins, Light T., History, et al. Louisiana: A History. Ed. Bennett H. Wall. 2nd ed. Arlington Bucher, Henry Jr., Humanities. “Reflections Heights, Ill: Forum Press, 1990. on the Student Christian Movement of the 1960s and its Effect upon My Life.” Journal of • “Toward Unknown Destinies: Native Peoples Ecumenical Studies 32 (1995): 380-382. and European Explorations.” 3-17. • “Sand as White as Silver: The Founding of Campbell, Kathleen, Communication Arts/ French Louisiana.” 18-38. Theatre. “Shakespeare’s Actors as Collaborators: • “The Grand Marquis: Louisiana as a Stable Will Kempe and the Two Gentlemen of Verona French Colony.” 39-51. (1996).” Two Gentlemen of Verona: Critical • “By the Stroke of a Pen: Louisiana Becomes Essays. Ed. June Schlueter. New York, NY: Spanish.” 52-70. Garland, 1996. 179-187. • “The Final Years of Colonial Louisiana.” 71-86. • “Suggested Readings.” 86-87. Cape, Robert W., Classics. “The Rhetoric of Politics in Cicero’s Fourth Catilinarian.” American Cummins, Light T, History. “Oliver Pollock’s Journal of Philology 116.2 (1995): 255-277. Plantations: An Early Anglo Landowner on the Lower Mississippi, 1769-1824.” Louisiana Carlson, A. J., History. “The Idea of Europe: History: The Journal of the Louisiana Historical From Antiquity to the European Union.” Association 1 (1988): 35-48. Sixteenth Century Journal 34.4 (2003): 1154-1155.

< 5 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE Cummins, Light T., History, Ed. Texas: A Political Duhaime, Rick, Music. “Solo Ornamentation in History. Boston: American Press, 1990. the Classical Period: Melodic Elaboration, Eingänge, and Cadenzas.” Journal of the National Cummins, Light T., History, and Glen Jeansonne, Association of College Wind and Percussion eds. A Guide to the History of Louisiana. Instructors 52.4 (Summer 2004): 4-13. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1982. Duhaime, Rick, Music. “An Historical Survey of • Cummins, Author of “Spanish Louisiana.” 17-25. Tempo Rubato as an Expressive Device.” Journal of the National Association of College Wind and Cummins, Light T., History, and Alvin R. Bailey, Percussion Instructors 34.1 (Fall 1985): 4-9. eds. A Guide to the History of Texas. New York: Greenwood Press, 1988. Freeman, Bill, Education. “Exploring New Frontiers in Teacher Education: The Austin • Cummins, Author of “Texas under Spain and Teacher Program.” Building Bridges for Mexico.” 3-16. Educational Reform: New Approaches to Teacher Education. Ed. Joseph L. DeVitis and Peter A. Cummins, Victoria Hennessey, History. Sola. Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1989. “The Church and Business Practices in Late 25-43. Sixteenth Century Mexico.” The Americas 4 (1988): 421-440. Freeman, Bill, Education, “What’s Happening In ... Austin College?” The Phi Delta Kappan 64.9 Cummins, Victoria Hennessey, History. “Imperial (1983): 658-659. Policy And Church Income: The Sixteenth Century Mexican Church.” The Americas 1 (1986): Fuller, Martin E., Chemistry, and Christoper J. 87-103. Norment. “Breeding-Season Frugivory by Harris’ Sparrows (Zonotrichia querula) and White- Diggs, George M., Biology. “The Earliest Valid Crowned Sparrows (Zonotrichia leucophrys) in Publications of Arbuteae and Andromedeae a Low-Arctic Ecosystem.” Canadian Journal of (Ericaceae).” Taxon 4 (1986): 715. Zoology 75.5 (1997): 670-679.

Diggs, George M., Biology. “New Subspecies in Gibson Jr., Harry H., Chemistry, et al. Comarostaphylis Discolor (Ericaceae, Arbuteae) “Attempted Generation and Structure of the from Jalisco, Mexico.” Bulletin of the Torrey 4-(1,2,4-triazoyl) Cation.” Tetrahedron Letters Botanical Club 3 (1988): 203. 35.15 (1994): 2321-2324.

Diggs, George M., Biology. “A New Subspecies Gibson Jr., Harry H., Chemistry, et al. and New Combinations in Comarostaphylis “Carbazolyl Nitrenium Ion: Electron (Ericaceae).” Brittonia 4 (1986): 344. Configuration and Antiaromaticity Assessed by Laser Flash Photolysis, Trapping Rate Constants, Diggs, George M., Biology. “Numerical Product Analysis, and Computational Studies.” Systematics of Comarostaphylis (Ericaceae: Journal of Organic Chemistry 72.22 (2007): Arbuteae).” Systematic Botany 4 (1987): 586. 8186-8195.

Diggs, Jr., George M., Biology, and Laurence Gibson Jr., Harry H., Chemistry, et al. “Photolysis J. Dorr. “A New Species of Comarostaphylis of Dimethylcarbamoyl Azide in the Presence (Ericaceae, Arbuteae) from Tamaulipas, Mexico.” of a Cyclic Aminimide.” The Journal of Organic Brittonia 37.4 (1985): 378-381. Chemistry 51.20 (1986): 3858-3861.

Duhaime, Rick, Music. “Beethoven’s Chamber Gibson Jr., Harry H., Chemistry, et al. “Reaction Music Involving Clarinet.” Clarinet 12.2 (1985): 34-39. of Ethyl Chlorosodiocarbamate with Organic Azides.” The Journal of Organic Chemistry 48.12 Duhaime, Rick, Music. “The Neglected Clarinet (1983): 2062-2065. Concerti of Ludwig August Lebrun.” Clarinet 19.4 (1992): 30-35. < 6 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE Gibson Jr., Harry H., Chemistry, et al. McCarley, Howard, Biology, and Robert F. “Thermolysis of 1-(n-acetyl-n-aryl)Amino-2,4,6- Clarke. “The Southwestern Association of Triphenylpyridinium Tetrafluoroborates: A New Naturalists: The First 30 Years, 1953 to 1983.” The Source of Arylnitrenium Ions.” Journal of the Southwestern Naturalist 34.1 (March 1989): 1-26. Chemical Society, Chemical Communications Issue 4 (1988): 325-327. Melugin, Roy Frank, Religion. “The Book of Isaiah and the Construction of Meaning.” Writing Gray, James D., English. “Shreve’s Lesson and Reading the Scroll of Isaiah: Studies of an of Love: Power of the Unsaid in Absalom, Interpretive Tradition. Ed. Craig C. Broyles and Absalom!.” New Orleans Review 14.4 (1987): Craig A. Evans. New York: E J Brill, 1997. 39-55. 24-35. Melugin, Roy Frank, Religion. “Canon and Imhoff, Michael A., Chemistry, et al. Exegetical Method.” Canon, Theology, and Old “Hydrogen Participation in the Solvolysis of Testament Interpretation. Philadelphia: Fortress 2-Methylcyclopentyl Arenesulfonates.” The Press, 1988. 48-61. Journal of Organic Chemistry 56.11 (1991): 3542-3549. Melugin, Roy Frank, Religion. “Isaiah 52:7-10.” Interpretation 36.2 (1982): 176-181. Imhoff, Michael A., Chemistry, and V. J. Shiner Jr. “Mechanism of solvolysis of 2,2- Melugin, Roy Frank, Religion. “Israel and the dimethylcyclopentyl p-bromobenzenesulfonate.” Nations in Isaiah 40-55.” Problems in Biblical Journal of the American Chemical Society 107.7 Theology. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1997. (1985): 2121-2124. 249-264.

Johnson, James F., Classics. “Alternative Melugin, Roy Frank, Religion. “Isaiah in the Approaches for the College Elementary Latin Worshipping Community.” Worship and the Sequence.” The Classical Journal 82.3 (1987): Hebrew Bible. Sheffield, Eng: Sheffield Academic 246-255. Press, 1999. 244-264.

Knowlton, James, German. “How Have We Melugin, Roy Frank, Religion, and Marvin A. Become What We Are Today? History and Sweeney, eds. New Visions of Isaiah. Sheffield, Utopia in the Novels of Christa Wolf.” History Eng: Sheffield Academic Press, 1996. and Post-War Writing. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1990. 61-88. • Melugin, Author of “Figurative Speech and the Reading of Isaiah 1 as Scripture.” 282-305. Knowlton, James, German. “Inventing an Author. The (Self-)Constructed Authorship Melugin, Roy Frank, Religion. “On Reading of Anna Louisa Karsch as Reflected in an Isaiah 53 as Christian Scripture.” Jesus and the Autobiographical Poem.” Colloquia Germanica: Suffering Servant. Harrisburg, Pa: Trinity Press Internationale Zeitschrift Fur Germanistik 27.2 International, 1998. 55-69. (1994): 101-121. Melugin, Roy Frank, Religion. “Prophetic Books Knowlton, James, German, and Walter and the Problem of Historical Reconstruction.” Grünzweig. “’Public Diary’: The Political Prophets and Paradigms. Ed. Stephen Breck Dimension of Everyday Life in the Work of Reid. Sheffield, England: Sheffield Academic Gabriele Eckart.” New German Studies 17.1 (1992): Press, 1996. 63-78. 49-66. Melugin, Roy Frank, Religion. “Scripture and the Lowry, Janet H., Sociology. “The Poster Session Formation of Christian Identity.” Biblical Itinerary. by Undergraduate Research Methods Students.” Sheffield, Eng: Sheffield Academic Press, 1997. Teaching Sociology 20.4 (1992): 314-15. 167-182.

< 7 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE Middents, Gerald J., Psychology. “Psychological Perspectives on Enemy-Making.” Organization Development Journal 8.2 (1990): 44-48.

Nelson, Karen H., Psychology. “Challenge and Support for Student Growth.” Teaching as Though Students Mattered. Ed. Joseph Katz. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1985. 87-94.

Nelson, Karen H., Psychology, and Gregory E. Koch. “Assessing Trends in Student Attitudes Using CIRP Data, 1985-1994.” Journal of the First-Year Experience & Students in Transition 11.1 (1999): 7-24.

Nuckols, Dan, Economics. “Public/Private Partnerships as Implementing Strategy: The Job Training Partnership Act.” Journal of Economic Issues (Association for Evolutionary Economics) 24.2 (1990): 645-651.

Melvin, Bernice J., French, and Wilga M. Rivers. Pierce, Jack R., Health Sciences/Biology, “Language Learners as Individuals: Discovering and Robert. E. Olson. “Histopathology of the Their Needs, Wants, and Learning Styles.” The Trematode Stephanostomum sp. in Rex Sole, Second Language Classroom: Directions for the Glyptocephalus Zachirus.” Transactions of the 1980’s: Essays in Honor of Mary Finocchiaro. Ed. American Microscopical Society 110.1 (1991): James E. Alatis, et al. New York: Oxford UP, 1981. 75-79. 79-93. Platizky, Roger S., English. “Auden’s the Melvin, Bernice J., French, and David F. Stout. Unknown Citizen.” The Explicator 50.1 (1991): “Motivating Language Learners Through 48-49. Authentic Materials.” Interactive Language Teaching. Ed. Wilga M. Rivers. Cambridge Platizky, Roger S., English. “Chopin’s the University Press: New York, 1987. 44-55. Awakening.” The Explicator 53.2 (1995): 99-102.

Melvin, Bernice J., French, and Nancy Anne Platizky, Roger S., English. “Hopkins’ ‘dead McClure Zellera. “Strategies for the Use of letters’ and Victorian Postal Reform.” Victorian Authentic Materials.” Applied Language Study: Poetry 30.2 (Summer 1992): 165-170. New Objectives, New Methods. Lanham, MD: UP of America, 1984. 173-184. Platizky, Roger S., English. “’Once More to the Lake’: A Mythic Interpretation.” College Middents, Gerald J., Psychology. “From Literature 15.2 (1988): 171-179. Organization Development Journal: Psychological Perspectives on Enemy-Making.” Platizky, Roger S., English. “Shelley’s Mont Psychology: A Journal of Human Behavior 27.2 Blanc.” The Explicator 48.3 (1990): 183-185. (1990): 53-58. Platizky, Roger S., English. “Tennyson’s ‘Angel Middents, Gerald J., Psychology. in the House’: Candy-Coated or Opiate-Laced?” “Organizational Development in Practice: Victorian Poetry 31.4 (Winter 1993): 427-433. Teaching a Pilot Course on ‘Psychology Applied to the Workplace.’” Organization Development Platizky, Roger S., English. “Tennyson’s Journal 8.3 (1990): 82-86. Lucretius.” The Explicator 46.1 (1987): 16-18.

< 8 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE Platizky, Roger S., English. “‘The Watcher on the Schores, Daniel M., Sociology. “Southern Column’: Religious Enthusiasm and Madness in Appalachian Folk Narratives: A Structural and Tennyson’s ‘St Simeon Stylites.’” Victorian Poetry Functional Analysis.” Tennessee Folklore Society 25.2 (1987): 181-186. Bulletin 51.2 (1985): 48-54.

Platizky, Roger S., English. “Would John Stuart Schores, Daniel M., Sociology. “The Use of Mill Have Supported Gay Rights?” Lamar Journal Riddles in the Ozarks and Other Mountain of the Humanities 21.2 (1995): 59-79. Cultures.” Missouri Folklore Society Journal 15-16 (1993-94): 133-142. Redshaw, Peggy A., Biology, Ci-Jun Liu, and Burton M. Pogell. “Regulation of ‘Conditional’ Smith, Harry, Religion, and Lynne Broadbent, Aerial Mycelium Mutants of Streptomycetes.” eds. Harvest. London: Christian Education Journal of General Microbiology 131.5 (1985): Movement, 1986. 1015-1021. Stewart, Roderick M., Philosophy. “The Claims Reed, Kelynne E., Biology, et al. “Cloning of of Frederic Douglass Philosophically Considered.” a Vibrio Cholera Vibriobactin Gene Cluster: Frederick Douglass: A Critical Reader. Ed. Bill E. Identification of Genes Required for Early Lawson and Frank M. Kirkland. Malden, Mass.: Steps in Siderophore Biosynthesis.” Journal of Blackwell Publishers, 1999. 145-172. Bacteriology 179.22 (Nov. 1997): 7055–7062. Stewart, Roderick M., Philosophy. “Heidegger Robinson, E. Larry, Physics, R. Athale, J. Lee, and the Intentionality of Language.” American and H. Szu, “Acousto-Optic Processors for Philosophical Quarterly 25.2 (1988): 153-192. Real-Time Generation of Time-Frequency Representations.” Optics Letters 8.3 (1983): Tanner, A. C., Chemistry, and J. F. Johnson, 166-168. Classics. “Empathy for the Exile: Chemistry and the Classical Literature.” Journal of Chemical Robinson, E. Larry, Physics, and Brian J. Education 67.8 (August 1990): 690. Thompson. “Effect of Detector Size on the Performance of Matched Filters (A).” Journal of Tanner, A. C., Chemistry. “The Bond Directional the Optical Society of America 70 (1980): 1580. Principle for Momentum Space Wavefunctions: Comments and Cautions.” Chemical Physics 123.2 Robinson, E. Larry, Physics, et al. “Experimental (July 1988): 241-247. Investigation of Time-Frequency Representations for One-Dimensional Signals (A).” Journal of the Ware, James H., Religion. “The Cratylus and Optical Society of America 72 (1982): 1721. How Words Are Used Contemporary Essays on Greek Ideas: The Kilgore Festschrift.” Ed. Robert Salisbury, Donald C., Physics, and Michael M. Baird, et al. Waco, TX: Baylor University Press, Pollot. “Quantum Relativistic Action at a 1987. 91-114. Distance. Foundations of Physics 19.12 (1989): 1441-1477. Ware, James H., Religion. “Legislating Religious Rituals: How Communion is Regulated in Some Schores, Daniel M., Sociology. “Ethnic Identity Protestant Denominations.” Ritual and Semiotics. via Southern Folk Narratives.” Mid-America Ed. J. Ralph Lindgren and Jay Knaak. New York: Folklore 15.2 (1987): 14-21. P. Lang, 1997. 171-192.

Schores, Daniel M., Sociology. “Folktales Mean Ware, James H., Religion. “Rethinking the ‘Coming Home Again.’” Appalachian Heritage Possibility of a Biblical Theology.” Perspectives 16.1 (1988): 30-34. in Religious Studies 10.1 (1983): 5-13.

Schores, Daniel, Sociology. “Riddle Me a Riddle: Wingerter, George, Spanish. “Reflections on The Southern Tradition of Riddles.” Appalachian ‘Reading with Meaning.’” The Classical Journal Heritage 17.2 (1989): 58-63. 86.2 (1990-1991): 167-170.

< 9 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE < Retrospective List of Faculty Achievements in Art and Music 1980 to 2005 Art and Music entries were not included in faculty achievement bibliographies until 2006; previous listings are included here.

Dominick, Daniel L., Music • “Texas Biennial.” Site specific installation, Food and Fiber Building on the Texas State • Guest Conductor, Filharmonia Sudecka, Fairgrounds, DARE, Dallas, Texas, 1993. Walbrzych, Poland, January 2003. • “Made in Texas.” Arlington Museum of Art, • Guest Conductor, Opera - Philharmonic Society, Arlington, Texas, 1993. Plovdiv, Bulgaria, January 2001. • “Urban/Suburban: Artists Response to Life in Suburbia.” Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Duhaime, Ricky, Music 1992. • “re: Creation, Re-Creation, Recreation: Art from • Orchestral Principal and Continuing Faculty, Found Objects.” Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Eisenstädter Sommerakademie (Summer Austin, Texas, 1992. Classical Music Festival), Austria, 1990-present. • “The Perfect World.” San Antonio Museum • Guest Artist, Galliard String Quartet of Dallas, of Art, San Antonio, Texas; Curated by Jim 1986-1987 season. Edwards, catalogue, 1991. • Concert Tour with Austin College Faculty Trio, • “Material as Message.” Glassell School of Art, Fall, 2005. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas; Curated • Conductor, Facets. Crystal Records CD 762. by Liz Ward, catalogue, 1991. Summer, 2004. • “The World at Large.” Arlington Museum of Art, • Dallas Museum of Art Concert Series, April, Arlington, Texas, James Surls, Curator, 1991. 2004. • Concert Tour with Trio Eisenstadt, Fall, 2003. Grants/Awards • Sherman Symphony – Principal Clarinetist, • Project Row Houses, artist in residence, 2001. 1978-2003; Concerto Soloist: 1978, 1985, 1991, • Connemara Conservancy Outdoor Sculpture 1993, 1999. Exhibition, artist’s grant, 1997. • Concert Tour with Grand Avenue Quartet • Arlington Museum of Art, artist’s grant, 1995. (Baroque and Modern Instruments), 2001. • Landscapes, Outdoor Sculpture Competition; • Guest Artist, Haydn Konservatorium Jazz Diverse Works, Houston, Texas, artist’s Concert, Eisenstadt, Austria, 1998. commission, 1990. • Concert Tour with Millenium Quartet (performances of Messiaen Quartet for the End Lectures/Professional Activities of Time), 1996. • The Gates of New York, worked for Christo and • American Chamber Winds – Principal Jean Claude, worked all stages of installation, Clarinetist on European Tour, Stanley Hettinger, tours, and deconstruction, 2005-2006. director, 1991. • Residency at Ditrani studios, Matera Italy, 1998.

Monroe, Mark, Art Publications (images printed) • Lawndale Art Center: Still Crazy … After all Selected Shows These Years, 25 years of Contemporary Artists • “Houston Sculpture 2000. Site/Work/S.” in Houston. Lawndale Art Center, Ed. by Gus Project Row Houses, Houston TX, 2000. Kopriva, 2005. • “Connemara Conservancy Outdoor Sculpture • Art Cars: The Cars, the Artists, the Obsession, Exhibition.” Allen, Texas. Exhibition catalogue, the Craft. Ed, Harrod Blank. New York: Lark 1997. Books, 2002. • “Seep.” Lawndale Art and Performance Center, • “Site/Work/S: A Public Forum.” by Cameron Houston, Texas, 1996. Armstrong, Sculpture magazine, August 2001. • “Toast.” Performance, Contemporary Arts • “Report From Dallas: Art Blitz.” by Charles Dee Museum, Houston, Texas, 1995. Mitchel, Art in America, April 1994. • “Forging Ahead.” CRCA Gallery, The University • The Perfect World in Contemporary Texas Art. of Texas at Arlington, 1994. Curated by Jim Edwards. San Antonio, TX: • “Born Again Objects.” Arlington Museum of San Antonio Museum of Art, 1991. Art, Arlington, Texas, 1994.

< 10 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE Neidhardt, Richard, Art (Emeritus, 1986)

Selected Solo Exhibitions • “Painting and Sculpture.” Austin College, Sherman, TX, 1986. • “Richard Neidhardt.” Sculptures, The Hunter Museum, Chattanooga, TN, 1984. • “Richard Neidhardt: Wood Sculptures.” Museum of Art, Bridgeport, CT, 1981.

Selected Invitational Group and Duet Shows • Atlantic Richfield Co. (ARCO), Purchase of 10 Paintings, 1984. • “’81.” Paintings at Longview Museum & Art Center, Longview, TX, 1981.

Smith, Mark, Art “1216 N. Grand,” Artist: Mark Monroe, 2004 Selected Solo Exhibitions • “New Work: Mark Smith.” Cidnee Patrick Gallery, Dallas, TX, 2004. • “The Pegasus Project.” Public Art Project, • “Quantum States: New Paintings.” William Dallas, TX, 2002-2003. Campbell Contemporary Art, Ft. Worth, TX, • “Made in Texas.” The Art Center of Waco, 2003. Waco, TX, 2002-2003. • “Cosmos: Recent Paintings on Panel.” Edith • “Texart 2000: Mid-Career Texas Painters.” Baker Gallery, Dallas, TX, 2001. Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, TX, • “New Works on Wood.” Edith Baker Gallery, 2002-2003. Dallas, TX, 1999. • “Summer Pleasures.” William Campbell Gallery, • “City of Parts.” Still-Zinsel Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, TX, 2000. New Orleans, LA, 1994. • “Masquerade: Fin e Siecle.” Edith Baker Gallery, • “Mark Smith-Constructions.” Still-Zinsel Dallas, TX, 2000. Contemporary Art, New Orleans, LA, 1993. • “Redhot: Texas Artists.” Arlington Museum of • “Recent Works.” Texas Christian University, Art, Arlington, TX, 2000. Ft. Worth, TX, 1991. • A Cool Summer Garden.” Edith Baker Gallery, • “The Artist Eye.” Kimbell Museum of Art, “Dallas, TX, 2000. Ft. Worth, TX, 1988. • “Artists Who Teach.” The Meadows Gallery, • “View from Below: Recent Paintings.” Prince Greater Denton Arts Center, Denton, TX, 1997. Street Gallery, New York, New York. 1986. • “Act Natural.” Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, TX, 1997. Selected Group Exhibitions • “Mirror Mirror.” Contemporary Art Center, • “Abstract Concepts.” Texas Commission Ft. Worth, TX, 1997. of the Arts, Stephen F. Austin University, • “Healing Wings.” Williman Campbell Gallery, Nacogdoches, TX, 2004. Ft. Worth, TX, 1997. • “30th Anniversary Exhibition.” William • “2oth Anniversary.” Edith Baker Gallery, Dallas, Campbell Gallery, Fort Worth, TX, 2004. TX, 1997. • “Selected Work from the Cidnee Patrick • “Exquisite Corpse.” M.A.C. (McKinney Avenue Gallery.” Meadows Gallery, Center for the Visual Contemporary), Dallas, TX, 1995. Arts, Denton, TX, 2002-2003. • “Gimme Shelter: Works and Installations by • “Farewell Fiesta.” Modern Art Museum of Fort Mel Chin, Edward Kienholz and Mark Smith.” Worth, Fort Worth, TX, 2002-2003. Galveston Arts Center, Galveston, TX, 1993. • “Mark Monroe, Nancy Neergaard, Mark Smith, • “House: with works by Joe Havel, Mark Smith, Tim Tracz.” Forum Gallery Center for the Arts, James Surls and Charles Moore.” Laguna Gloria Brookhaven College, Dallas, TX, 2002-2003. Museum, Austin, TX, 1991.

< 11 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE • “Art in the Metroplex.” JM Moudy Exhibition Hall, TCU, Fort Worth, TX, 9/12 to 10/2, 1999. • “States of Being.” (6-person show) Ventura College, CA, 3/4 to 3/21, 1998. • Red Mountain Gallery, (solo) Truckee Meadows, Community College, Reno, NV 10/6 to 10/30, 1997. • Hudson Valley Institute for the Arts and Photographic Resources, (solo) Peekskill, NY, 10/7 to 12/22, 1996. • Elder Gallery, (solo) Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, NB, 8/27 to 9/22, 1996. • Idyllwild School of the Arts, (solo) Idyllwild, CA, 1/11 to 1/24, 1996. • Galveston Art Center, (2-person), Galveston, TX, 6/3 to 7/9, 1995. • “Art Imitates Art.” Houston Center for Photography (8-person show), Houston, TX, 11/11 to 12/24, 1995. • “Paradoxical Scale.” Glassell School of The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX, 11/9 to 12/5, 1994. • “Born Again Objects.” Arlington Museum of “Flora,” Artist: Tim Tracz, 2005 Art, Arlington, TX, 5/19 to 8/13, 1994. • Pittsburgh Filmmakers Gallery, (solo) • Still-Zinsel Gallery, “The Summer Show.” New Pittsburgh, PA, 2/11 to 3/24, 1994. Orleans, LA, 1991. • Urban Institute for Contemporary Art, (solo) • “Woodwork: The Inaugural Exhibition of the Grand Rapids, MI, 8/13 to 9/30, 1993. Arlington Museum.” Arlington Museum of Art, • Hooks/Epstein Gallery (2-person), Houston, TX, Arlington, TX, 1990. 7/10 to 8/25, 1993. • “It’s About Time.” Trammell Crow Center, • Gallery of Photography, (solo) Eastern Dallas, TX, 1989. Washington University, Cheney, WA, 3/1 to • “Ad Infitum.”University of Texas at Dallas, 3/31, 1993. Dallas, TX, 1989. • “Texas Artists.” Museums of Abilene, Abilene, TX, 3/27 to 5/23, 1993. Tracz, Tim, Art • “Rated ‘X’.” Neikrug Photographics, New York, NY, 5/8 to 6/27, 1992. Selected Exhibitions • Gallery 721, Washington University, St. Louis, • “Artifacts.” Midwestern State University, TX, Missouri (2-person show), 10/4 to 10/18, 1992. 9/10 to 10/14. 2004. • Sinclair Community College, (solo) Dayton, • “Picture ID.” Group exhibition (one of seven Ohio, 2/17 to 3/6, 1992. artists) at UTD, Dallas, TX, 3/23 to 4/21, 2002. • Shepherd College, (solo) Shepherdstown, W.V., • Fort Worth Modern Museum of Art, Auction 1/11 to 1/29, 1992. Exhibition (donated one framed print for • “Artists and the American Yard.” Charles fundraiser) 2002. Wustum Museum of Art, Racine, WI, 6/9 to • “Three Approaches to Photographic 9/15, 1991. Construction” (3-person show), Gallery 1101, • “U S Biennial IV.” Museum of Art, University of Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, 10/2 Oklahoma, Norman, OK, 7/8 to 9/9, 1991. to 10/20, 2002. • University of Nevada at Las Vegas, (solo) Las • “Texas Tall Tales.” Photographs Do Not Bend Vegas, Nevada, 9/30 to 10/30, 1991. Gallery, Dallas, 3/30 to 4/28, 2001. • University of California, (solo) Berkeley • “tif.” (6-person exhibition), Richland College, Extension Campus, San Francisco, CA, 7/1 to Dallas, 3/28 to 4/18, 2001. 8/8, 1991.

< 12 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE • San Francisco State University, (solo) Union Publications (images printed) Gallery, 1/2 to 1/24, 1991. • Hirsch, Robert. Exploring Color Photography. 2nd • Museum of The Rockies, Montana (with Marion ed. Madison, Wisc: Brown & Benchmark, 1993. Bulin) Montana State University, Bozeman, 9/14 • The Photo Review, Philadelphia, PA, Fall 1996. to 12/8, 1990. • Latent Image, cover image, vol. 2, Spring, 1995. • New Works Gallery, University of Illinois at • Museum and Arts Magazine, Houston, TX, Chicago (with Vin Borrelli), 4/10 to 5/12, 1989. Introductions ‘93.” July – August, 1993. • “Stated as Fact: New Jersey Documents.” New • Lover of the Image Newsletter, Nevada City, CA, Jersey State Museum, Trenton, NJ, 12/3/89 to (The “Nude” issue), 1993. 1/29/90 (thereafter to travel), 1989. • Shots magazine, Joseph, OR, issue no. 34, 1992. • “Conspicuous Display.” Rutgers University, • Photo Metro, accompanying exhibition review, Camden, NJ, 3/1 to 3/31, 1989. February, 1986. • “Ten-Year Challenge Anniversary Exhibition,” • Artweek, accompanying exhibition review, Fleisher Art Memorial, Philadelphia, PA, 9/6 to February 22, 1986. 10/6, 1988. • Kansas City Art Institute, (solo) Kansas City, Miscellaneous MO, 11/27 to 12/6, 1987. • Images acquired by collections 1986 – 2004: the • Allen Street Gallery (with two others), Dallas, McNeese State University, SUNY Potsdam, the TX, 9/12 to 10/18, 1987. Art Museum, University of Oregon, the Grace • “American Color.” University Art Gallery, New Museum, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Mexico State University, Las Cruces, Summer, • NEA Exhibition Grant, solo exhibition at (thereafter to travel), 1987. Shepherd College, Shepherdstown, WV, 1992. • “I’ve Been Working on the Railroad.” Photo • Finalist, Texas Triennial Competition, Collect Gallery, New York, NY, 10/15 to 11/29, Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, 1988. 1986. • “Neglected Reality of Americana.” Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies (with six others), 2/21 to 3/21, 1986. • Eye Gallery (with two others), San Francisco, CA, 1/30 to 3/9, 1986.

< 13 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: RETROSPECTIVE Austin College Faculty in Word, Image, and Performance

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< 14 > Books > Includes Books, Monographs, Plays

Brock, Kerry G., Math, and George M. Diggs, Jr., Biology. The Hunter-Gatherer Within: Health and the Natural Human Diet. Fort Worth, Texas: Botanical Research Institute of Texas Press, 2013.

What is the healthiest diet to eat? Why do diets Kerry Brock almost always fail? Why do we have a crisis of obesity, diabetes, and other health problems in Kerry Brock is a mathematician and scientist the U.S. today? Why are even children becoming skilled at assessing the use of statistics and obese and unhealthy? The answers can be found analyzing the data in medical and other when one understands what recent scientific scientific research. She has studied nutrition for research says, when one realizes that conventional many years and has taught numerous college dietary advice and the Standard American Diet courses in human nutrition and the connections are completely mismatched with our genetics. For between diet and health. She has been a the past two million years our ancestors existed member of the Austin College faculty since as hunter-gatherers, living entirely on wild plants 1990. and animals. Only during the last one percent of that time have they eaten foods resulting from George Diggs the agricultural and industrial revolutions. The modern diet is now based largely on processed George Diggs is an evolutionary biologist and foods made from flour, refined sugars, and botanist who has studied and taught about processed vegetable oils—products unknown human evolution, plant toxins, plant and cell to our ancestors. Exposing our hunter-gatherer biology, health, and nutrition for more than genetic makeups to inappropriate modern diets 30 years. He is co-author of three botanical has come with a price—a dramatic increase in books and more than 30 scientific articles. The the Diseases of Civilization, including heart Donald MacGregor Chair in Natural Science at disease, cancer, obesity, diabetes, hypertension, Austin College, Diggs has been a member of the autoimmune conditions, depression, irritable faculty since 1981. bowel syndrome, and acne. This book examines the problem and looks at practical, science-based ways to improve health and address weight regulation using simple diet and lifestyle changes.

< 15 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: 2013 < Journal Articles and Book Chapters Includes Edited Books, Translations, Musical Compositions, Poetry, Short Fiction, and Published Conference Proceedings

Bueno, Lourdes, Spanish, J. Escabias, and J. P. Cummins, Light T., History. “Oliver Pollock’s Heras. “Juego de identidad en Internet: Varias Plantations: An Early Anglo Landowner on the propuestas dramáticas contemporáneas.” Teatro Lower Mississippi, 1769-1824.” Louisiana Legacies: e Internet en la primera década del siglo XXI. Readings in the History of the Pelican State. New Ed. José Romera Castillo. Madrid: Editorial York and London: Wiley Blackwell, 2013. 37-47. Verbum, 2013. 388-402. Also served as Advisory Editor for this volume.

Bumpus, J’Lee, Mathematics, and G. Brock Cummins, Light T., History. “The Southeastern Williams.”Discrete Welding on Riemann Spanish Borderlands: Spain’s Colonial History Surfaces.” Complex Analysis and Operator in the American South.” Southern Studies: The Theory 7.5 (October 2013): 1481-1493. Interdisciplinary Journal of the South 20 (Fall 2013): 1-12. Boessen, Brett, Media Studies, “Will It Blend? Lessons Learned Using Collaborative Media Duhaime, Ricky, Music, Arranger. “Arabesques” in a Liberal Arts Classroom.” Cinema Journal by Paul Jeanjean/ arr. by Duhaime. Oklahoma Teaching Dossier 1 (Winter/Spring 2013), State Music Educators Association Honors http://www.teachingmedia.org/will-it-blend- Concert, January 17, 2013. lessons-learned-using-collaborative-media-in-a- liberal-arts-classroom/. Duhaime, Ricky, Music, Arranger. Cantata, BWV 55 “Ich armer Mensch, ich Sündenknecht” Brown, Lisa M., Psychology, et al. “Investigating by J. S. Bach / arr. by Duhaime. Austin College Prejudice Toward Men Perceived to be Muslim: Homecoming Alumni Orchestra, Austin College, Cues of Foreignness Versus Phenotype.” Journal Wynne Chapel, October 29, 2013. of Applied Social Psychology 43, Supplement 2 (June 2013): E237-E245. Duhaime, Ricky, Music, Arranger. Dances: Viener Walz, Grätzer Galop, Menuett mit zwei Trios, Cape, Jr., Robert, Classics. “Disabled Hero, Sick and Vier Ländler by Franz Schubert / arr. by Society: Sophocles’s Philoctetes and Robert Duhaime. Austin College Chamber Orchestra, Silverberg’s The Man in the Maze.” Disability in Austin College, Wynne Chapel, April 15, 2013. Science Fiction: Representations of Technology as Cure. Ed. Kathryn Allan. New York: Palgrave Duhaime, Ricky, Music, Arranger. Romanza, Op. Macmillan, 2013. 143-152. 119, No. 1 by Georg Goltermann / arr. by Duhaime. Austin College Student Recital, Wynne Chapel, Cape, Jr., Robert, Classics. “An Overview of March 28, 2013. the 2012 Advanced Placement Latin: Vergil Examination.” The Classical Outlook 89.4 Duhaime, Ricky, Music, Arranger. Two Oboe (Summer 2012): 97-100. Solos: Largo espressivo by Jean Baptist Loeillet and Allegretto by Georg Telemann / arr. by Cape, Ruth I., German, Translator, with Andreas Duhaime. Austin College Concert Band, Austin Kiryakakis. The Last Monk of Tibhirine: A True College, Wynne Chapel, April 17, 2013. Story of Martyrdom, Faith, and Survival, by Freddy Derwahl. Brewster, Massachusetts: Gould, Stephanie L., Chemistry, and S. McGill Paraclete Press, 2013. and V. Nesterov. “[5,10,15,20-Tetrakis (4-methoxyphenyl)porphyrinato]zinc Cummins, Light T., History. “Charles W. dicholormethane disolvate.” Acta Cryst. E. E69, Ramsdell,” Writing the Story of Texas History. m471 (2013): [doi:10.1107/S1600536813019338]. Ed. Patrick Cox, et al. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2013. 1-22. Griffith, David, Economics, and Bryan McKinney. “Internet-Based Legal Software: Free Speech Cummins, Light T., History. “History, Memory, or Unauthorized Practice of Law?” Proceedings and the Rebranding of Texas during the Texas of the Southwest Decision Sciences Institute Centennial.” This Corner of Canaan: Essays on Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, March Texas in Honor of Randolph B. Campbell. Ed. 2013. Atlanta, GA: Decision Sciences Institute, Richard McCaslin, et al. Denton: University of 2013. 1291-1293. North Texas Press, 2013. 37-57. < 16 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: 2013 Gutiérrez de Piñeres, Sheila Amin, Economics, Nuckols, Daniel, Economics. “Blue-Green and Jennifer S. Holmes. “Security and Agricultural Revolution.” Ed. Woodrow W. Clark. Economic Voting: Support for Incumbent The Next Economics: Global Cases in Energy, Parties in Colombian Presidential Elections.” Environment, and Climate Change. New York: Democratization 20.6 (2013): 1117-1143. Springer Verlag, 2013. 237-250.

Hempel, Julie, Spanish, and María Teresa Penner, Todd, Religious Studies, and Dupertuis, Azuara, Translators. La Muerte. . . puros cuentos, Rubén R, eds. Engaging Early Christian History: by Erik de Luna. 2nd bilingual ed. and 3rd Reading Acts in the Second Century. Durham, revised edition. Santiago de Querétaro: Diseño e [UK]: Acumen, 2013. Impresos de Querétaro, S.A. de C.V., 2013. • Penner, Author of “Reading Acts in the Second Marks, Peter E. L., Psychology, et al. “The Century: Reflections on Method, History, and Effects of Participation Rate on the Internal Desire.” 1-15. Reliability of Peer Nomination Measures.” Social Development 22.3 (2013): 609-622. Penner, Todd, Religious Studies, and Caroline Vander Stichele. “Re-assembling Jesus: Marks, Peter E. L., Psychology. “Adolescent Rethinking the Ethics of Gospel Studies.” Popularity: A Positive Psychology Course with a Mark and Matthew II: Comparative Readings: Developmental Foundation.” Positive Psychology Reception History, Cultural Hermeneutics, and in Higher Education. Ed. Acacia C. Parks. London: Theology. Ed. Eve-Marie Becker and Anders Routledge, 2013. 36-41. Runesson. Tübingen, Germany: Mohr Siebeck, 2013. 311-334. McGinn, John R., Music, Composer of piano- vocal score. John Adams - I Was Looking at the Posadas, Jeremy, Religious Studies, Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky: Songplay in Two “Ethnographic Possibilities for an Introduction Acts. New York: Boosey & Hawkes, 2013. to Christian Theology: Towards an Ethnographic Approach to Teaching Christian Theology.” McGinn, John R., Music, Composer. “Trio” for Practical Matters 6 (2013), clarinet, violin, and piano. Premiered with Ricky http://practicalmattersjournal.org/issue/6/ Duhaime, clarinet, Cathy Richardson, violin, and teaching-matters/ethnographic-possibilities-for- John McGinn, piano, Austin College, Wynne an-introduction-to-christian-theology. Chapel, March 2013.

< 17 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: 2013 Simmons, Kevin M., Economics, and Roger Pielke and Dan Sutter. “Normalized Tornado Damage in the United States, 1950-2010.” Environmental Hazards 12.2 (April 2013): 132-147.

Simmons, Kevin M., Economics. “Landslide Damages: An Econometric Model for Estimating Potential Losses.” Landslide Science and Practice: Volume 7. Ed. Claudio Margottini, Paolo Canuti, and Kyoji Sassa. Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 2013. 121-126.

Tanglen, Randi, English. “Critical Regionalism, the U.S.-Mexican War, and Nineteenth-Century American Literary History.” Western American Literature 48.1 (2013): 181-199.

Vargas-O’Bryan, Ivette, Religious Studies. “Falling Rain, Reigning Power in Reptilian Affairs: The Balancing of Religion and the Environment.” Charming Beauties and Frightful Beasts: Non- human Animals in South Asian Myth, Ritual and Folklore. Ed. Fabrizio M. Ferrari and Thomas Dahnhardt. Bristol, Connecticut: Equinox Publishing, 2013. 99-114.

Vargas-O’Bryan, Ivette, Religious Studies. “Transformative Curriculums: Chinese General Education and the Liberal Arts.” Leadership in Curriculum Reform and Faculty Development. General Education and University Curriculum Reform: An International Conference in Hong Kong, 2012 Conference Proceedings, Hong Kong, 2013. 18-24. Redshaw, Peggy A., Biology. “Sherman Texas and the 1918 Pandemic Flu.” East Texas Historical Wells, Martin, Classics. “AutoCAD® and the Journal 51.1 (2013): 67-85. Resurrection of an Old Excavation,” CSA Newsletter 25.3 (January 2013). http://csanet. Reed, Kelynne E., Biology, and John M. org/newsletter/winter13/nlw1302.html. Richardson, Chemistry. “Using Microbial Genome Annotation as a Foundation For Collaborative Student Research.” Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education 41 (2013): 34–43.

Simmons, Kevin M., Economics. “Economics of Disasters and Catastrophes.” Preparedness and Response to Catastrophic Disasters. Ed. Rick Bissel. Boca Raton: CRC Press/Taylor & Francis, 2013. 109-130.

< 18 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: 2013 Editing for Professional Journals > Editing or Serving on the Editorial Board of a Professional Journal

Bueno, Lourdes, Spanish, Editor of Estreno, Penner, Todd, Religious Studies, Editorial a biannual journal of contemporary Spanish Board for HISTOS: The Online Journal of Ancient theater. (2009 – ). Historiography. (2010 –).

Bueno, Lourdes, Spanish, Theater Editor of Schulze, Peter, Biology & Environmental En Sentido Figurado, an online journal devoted Science. Editorial Board for Freshwater Biology to publishing works by the most recent Spanish (2002 – ). writers. (2007–).

Penner, Todd, Religious Studies, Editorial Board for E. J. Brill’s Biblical Interpretation. (2010 –).

Off-Campus Exhibits, Interviews, Performances, and Projects > Includes Software Development and Patents

Duhaime, Ricky, Music, Performances: Clarinet. • The Miami Art Fair, exhibition of international 38th Annual Eisenstädter Sommerakademie, contemporary art, Miami, Florida (widely Austria. July 31-August 16, 2013: considered to be the most critically acclaimed annual exhibition of new contemporary art in • August 7 Faculty Recital, Schloß Esterházy, America) Eisenstadt • The Dallas Art Fair, contemporary American • August 9 Konzertabend, Haus de Begegnung, art (The largest curated modern art fair in the Eisenstadt southwestern U.S.) • August 10 Festgottesdienst, Mattersburg • William Campbell Gallery, Spring Art Walk • August 11 Festgottesdienst, Vienna 2013, Fort Worth Association of Art dealers • August 15 Festgottesdienst, Eisenstadt • CADD Art Walk 2013, Contemporary Art • August 15 Festkonzert, Schloß Esterházy, Dealers of Dallas, curated exhibition of new Eisenstadt contemporary art

Higgs, Michael, Computer Science. RigScan: Tracz, Tim, Art. Exhibitions in 2013 An Application for Mobile Computing Tablets Using Android for Performing Extensive in Field • Exhibited some social landscape work in the Machine Audits, Atlas Copco, 2012 to present. Society for Photographic Education Regional Conference, Houston/Galveston, TX McGinn, John R., Music, Music Director and • Poster for the Ghost Town group for their Pianist. The Shakespeare Concerts Series: The inclusion in an exhibition of several local artist Fair Ophelia. Recorded March 2012. CD. S.l.: groups, 500X Gallery, Dallas, TX Navona Records. Released November 2013.

Smith, Mark, Art, Exhibitions in 2013

• “In Search of Color.” Meadows Art Center, Dallas, TX • “Western Vistas: New Paintings and Work on Paper.” Craighead-Green Gallery, Dallas, TX

< 19 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: 2013 < Reviews and Encyclopedia Entries Includes Book Reviews, Film Reviews, Performance Reviews, and Program Notes

Bueno, Lourdes, Spanish. Rev. of Silencios, Hickey, LadyJane, Library. Rev. of Making Sense ecos, voces. El proceso de dramatización en of Business Reference: a Guide for Librarians and las reescrituras para el teatro de Antonio Buero Research Professionals, by Celia Ross. CHOICE, Vallejo, by Simone Trecca. Estreno 39.2 (Fall Current Reviews for Academic Libraries 50:9 2013): 124-126. (Apr. 2013): 50-4209.

Cummins, Victoria H., History. Rev. of Nahua Melvin, Bernice, French. “Wilga Marie Rivers.” and Maya Catholicisms: Texts and Religion in Routledge Encyclopedia of Language Teaching Colonial Central Mexico and Yucatan, by Mark and Learning. Ed. Michael Byram and Adelheid Z. Christensen. Choice: Current Reviews for Hu. New York: Routledge, 2013. 600-601. Academic Libraries 51.2 (2013): 330-331. Moore, Jacqueline M., History. Rev. of Letters to Cummins, Victoria H., History. Rev. of Spaniards Alice: Birth of the Kleberg-King Ranch Dynasty, in the Colonial Empire: Creoles vs. Peninsulars, ed. Jane Clements Monday and Frances Brannen by Mark A. Burkholder. Choice: Current Reviews Vick. Journal of Southern History 79.4 (2013): for Academic Libraries 51.1 (2013): 143. 985-986.

Fontana, Jeffrey, Art. Rev. of “Federico Barocci: Moore, Jacqueline M., History. Rev. of Renaissance Master,” exhibition at the St. Louis Re-Dressing America’s Frontier Past, by Peter Art Museum. College Art Association (August Boag. The Journal of the Gilded Age and 2013), http://www.caareviews.org/reviews/2108. Progressive Era 12.4 (2013): 591-594.

Fox, Shannon, Library. Rev. of The Transformed Penner, Todd, Religious Studies, and Davina C. Library: E-books, Expertise, and Evolution, by Lopez, Rev. of Jesus in an Age of Neoliberalism: Jeannette Woodward. Library Resources & Quests, Scholarship, and Ideology, by James Technical Services 57.4 (2013): 240. G. Crossley. Relegere: Studies in Religion and Reception 3.1 (2013): 207-214. Hickey, LadyJane, Library. Rev. of Advertising Educational Foundation. CHOICE, Current Posadas, Jeremy, Religious Studies. Rev. of Reviews for Academic Libraries 51.3 (Nov. 2013): The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Practical 51-1578. Theology, ed. Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore. Practical Matters 6 (2013), Hickey, LadyJane, Library. Rev. of Best http://practicalmattersjournal.org/issue/6/ Customers: Demographics of Consumer Demand. reviews/the-wiley-blackwell-companion-to- 9th ed. CHOICE, Current Reviews for Academic practical-theology. Libraries 51:1 (September 2013): 51-0039. Vargas-O’Bryan, Ivette, Religious Studies. Rev. Hickey, LadyJane, Library. Rev. of A of Tibet—A History, by Sam van Schaik. Asian Biographical Encyclopedia of Contemporary Highlands Perspective 28 (2013): 315-317. Genocide: Portraits of Evil and Good, by Paul R. Bartrop. American Reference Books Annual 2013, vol. 44. Santa Barbara, Ca: Libraries Unlimited, 2013. 421.

Hickey, LadyJane, Library. Rev. of Legal Research: How to Find & Understand the Law by Stephen Elias. 16th ed. American Reference Books Annual 2013, vol. 44. Santa Barbara, Ca: Libraries Unlimited, 2013. 413.

< 20 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: 2013 Conferences > Includes Individual and Group Presentations, Posters, and Organizing Responsibilities

Anderson, Peter, English. “The Eye of the Brown, Lisa M., Psychology, et al. “The Needle: The Prison Poetry of Jeremy Cronin.” Relationship between Religious Affiliation and The British Sociological Association Conference Ethnic Partner Preferences.” Poster presented at on Racism, Birmingham, U.K., July 7, 2013. the Fourteenth Annual Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference, New Orleans, Barker, Philip, Political Science. “Immigration LA, January 17-19, 2013. and Religiosity in Central and Western Europe.” German Studies Association, Denver, CO, Bueno, Lourdes, Spanish. “Internet en el teatro October 2013. español contemporáneo: ¿Un instrumento de falsas identidades?” 70th Annual South Barton, Lance F., Biology, et al. “The Effect of Central MLA Conference, New Orleans, LA, PA28 Genotype on Recovery of the Mouse October 3-5, 2013. Gut Microbiome Following Treatment with Streptomycinγ and Bacitracin.” American Society Cates, Truett, German. “Synthesizing for Cell Biology, 53rd Annual Meeting, New Coursework and Experiential Learning in Field Orleans, LA, December 14-18, 2013, abstract 1507. Study Programs Abroad.” 50th Annual Meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Barton, Lance F., Biology, et al. “PA28 Conservation, San José; Costa Rica, June 2013. Regulates P53 Involvement in Cell Fate Decisions Following Double Strand Breaks.” Americanγ Cummins, Victoria, History. “Pride and Society for Cell Biology, 53rd Annual Meeting, Prejudice: Women Artists and the PWAP in New Orleans, LA, December 14-18, 2013, abstract Texas.” New Deal Conference, “Cultural Issues” 2091. session, Greenville TX, June 15, 2013.

Brown, Lisa M., Psychology, et al. “Do Perceivers Daeley, Carol, English. “The World Made by Infer Ethnic Identity from Peoples’ Partner Trade,” part of an Austin College panel on the Preferences?” Poster presented at the Annual Mellon Partnership Course Program at Kennesaw Southwestern Psychological Association State University Conference on Teaching Across Convention, Fort Worth, TX, April 5-7, 2013. Disciplines, February 2013.

Daeley, Carol, English. “Vasco Da Gama, Camoes, and Obsession with India.” Association for Core Texts and Courses, Ottowa, April 2013.

Fontana, Jeffrey, Art. “Federico Barocci, Lorenzo Lotto, and ‘Accidents of Light.’” Paper presented at the Renaissance Society of America Conference, San Diego, CA, April 4-6, 2013.

Fox, Melanie, Economics, and Stephen Clayton. “Research Outlets: The Economics Scholars Program.” The Conference on Teaching and Research in Economic Education, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, May 2013.

Gould, Stephanie L., Chemistry, S. McGill, and J. Smith. “Where is the Pyrazine? Understanding the Role of Pyrazine in the Crystallization of Unique Zinc Porphyrin Crystal Structures That Do Not Contain Pyrazine.” Presentation at the 245th Annual National American Chemical Society Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 7-11, 2013.

< 21 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: 2013 Johnson-Cooper, Jennifer T., Chinese. “New Adding Excitement to a Course in a Time of Life for an Old Metaphor: Chinese Horror Films Tight Budgets.” CETL (Center for Excellence and the Cannibalization of Youth.” Southwestern in Teaching and Learning) Annual Meeting, Conference on Asian Studies, Houston, TX, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw GA, October 2013. February 2013.

Lückel, Wolfgang, German. “Hiding in the Penner, Todd, Religious Studies. “‘Warts and Bunker—Invisible Cold War Literature and All’? Constructions of Masculinities in the Acts its Visibility in Literature.” German Studies of the Apostles.” Paper and Panel Session Association Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, for The Book of Acts Section, Society of Oct 3-6, 2013. Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD, November 2013. Lückel, Wolfgang, German, Panel Moderator. “Displacement in Testimony, Memory, and Story.” Philipose, Sandy M., Education, “Why Do German Studies Association Annual Meeting, We Have to Learn This?: A PASS Curriculum Denver, CO, Oct 3-6, 2013. Study Exploring Integrating Relevance into the History Curriculum.” Presented at culminating Marks, Peter E. L., Psychology, et al. “Limited conference of the College and Career Readiness Nomination Reliability Using Single- and Initiative, Houston, TX, May 2013. Multiple-Item Measures. In P. E. L. Marks (Chair), Topics in Sociometric Methodology. Paper Philipose, Sandy M., Education, Julia Shahid, symposium presented at the biennial meeting of Education, J. Laney, J. and D. Shulsky. “Meeting the Society for Research in Child Development, College and Career Readiness Standards Seattle, WA, April 2013. Using Powerful and Authentic Social Studies.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Marks, Peter E. L., Psychology and A. Association of Teacher Educators, Atlanta, GA, Fitzpatrick. “Winning the Popularity Contest: February 2013. Associations between Adolescent Popularity and Extracurricular Activity Participation.” Poster session presented at the annual meeting of the Southwestern Psychological Association, Ft. Worth, TX, April 2013.

Mealy, Jack, Math, “New Asymptotica in Snell Geometries.” Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Diego, CA, January 10, 2013.

McCain, Karla S., Chemistry. “Why are Women Underrepresented in Science?” SciX 2013, Meeting of the Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies, Milwaukee, WI, October 3, 2013.

McCain, Karla S., Chemistry, and C. G. McKenas. “Analysis of Silane Based Monolayers on TiO2 Surfaces via in situ FT-IR Spectroscopy.” SciX 2013, Meeting of the Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies, Milwaukee, WI, October 3, 2013.

Melvin, Bernice, French. Panel presentation with Steve Goldsmith, Biology, Carol Daeley, English, Scott Langton, Japanese, and Karen Nelson, Psychology. “Partner Courses: < 22 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: 2013 Posadas, Jeremy, Religious Studies. “What Can Tanglen, Randi, English. “The Dangerous the Resurrection of the Body Mean in the Era of Backlash, the Corporate University, and the Biopower?”and “The 99 Percent Is Not the Same 21st-Century Professoriate: Implications for as the Working Class: Reviving the Working Teaching Literature of Difference and Inequality.” Class as an Ethical Locus.” American Academy Western Literature Association, Berkeley, CA, of Religion’s Southwest Regional Meeting, Dallas, October 12, 2013. TX, March 2013. Tooley, Hunt, History. “War, Politics, and Money: Posadas, Jeremy, Religious Studies. “The US Some Economic Aspects of America’s Defense Military Mission in the Philippines: Christianity Organization since 1900.” Austrian Economics as Assimilation and Resistance to Empire?” Research Conference, Auburn University, American Academy of Religion’s Annual March 2013. Meeting, Baltimore, MD, November 2013. Troncalli, Andra, Physics, et al. “Properties of Posadas, Jeremy, Religious Studies, and Heidi Gold Thin Films Sputtered on Glass.” The Texas Neumark. “Congregation-Based Community Section of the American Association of Physics Organizing: Beyond Single-Identity Politics.” Teachers and American Physical Society Fall American Academy of Religion’s Annual Meeting, Brownsville, TX, October 2013. Meeting, Baltimore, MD, November 2013. Troncalli, Andra, Physics. “The Advanced Rohmer, Frank, Political Science. “Teleological Lab: Modern Techniques in a Research-Type Evolution in Montesquieu’s Considerations on Environment.” American Association of Physics the Causes of the Greatness of the Romans Teachers Winter Meeting. New Orleans, LA, and Their Decline.” Association of Core Texts January 2013. & Courses Annual Meeting, Gatineau/Ottawa Canada, April 27, 2013. Vargas-O’Bryan, Ivette, Religious Studies. “Images, Rituals and Healing in the Pelmo- Salisbury, Donald, Physics, Jürgen Renn Avalokiteśvara Legacy and the Nāga Cults.” and Matthias Schemmel. “The Historical Panel: Art, Healing, and Medicine in South Epistemology of Relativistic Space.” An Asia. Association for Asian Studies Annual Intellectual Life across Disciplines: Colloquium Conference, San Diego, CA, March 2013. in honour of John Stachel’s 85th birthday, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin, Watkins, Brian, Antrhropology. “’I Was Never September 12, 2013. Able to Tell My Story’: Making Torture Narratives Palatable in U.S. Immigration Courts.” American Shahid, Julia, Education. Three presentations Anthropological Association (AAA) meeting in at Association of Teacher Educators Chicago, IL, November 20, 2013. annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia, February 15-19, 2013. White, John, Education, Jane H. White, Education, Sandy M. Philipose, Education, • “Adapting Pre-Service Teacher Education and Julia Shahid, Education. “Adapting Pre- Curriculum to meet Career and College Service Teacher Education Curriculum to Meet Readiness Standards, Digital Storytelling” Career And College Readiness Standards: Year • “A New Approach to the Reflection Process- Two.” Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Round 2” Association of Teacher Educators, Atlanta, GA, • “Meeting College and Career Readiness February 2013. Standards Using Powerful and Authentic Social Studies”

Shahid, Julia, Education. Presentation for College Career Readiness on implementation of lesson audit for standards in college class using the PASS standards at CCRI meeting in Houston, TX, May 2013. < 23 > AUSTIN COLLEGE FACULTY IN WORD, IMAGE, AND PERFORMANCE: 2013 About Austin College

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