Annual Report of Research and Creative Productions by Faculty and Staff

January to December, 1994

Morehead State University Morehead, Kentucky The Annual Report of Research and Creative Productions of Faculty and Staff represents a compilation of information as submitted to the Research and Creative Productions Committee by faculty and staff members. The committee has made no effort to assess the artistic or scholarly merit of the entries. ANNUAL REPORT OF

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS

BY FACUL TV AND STAFF

January to December, 1994

.AWRENCE S. ALBERT, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Conference of the Midwestern Psychological )PEECH Association, Chicago, IL, May. Paper Read "Adult' s and Children's Comprehension of Other "The Facilitation of Public Meetings," Kentucky Children' s Metaphoric and Literal Statements About Communication Association, Lexington, KY. Dental Health: Comprehension of Feeling," September. Thirteenth Biennial Conference on Human Development, Pittsburgh, PA, April. "Women's Ways of Communicating Figuratively: A IIIARVIN ALBIN, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF DATA Developmental Analysis," Wilma E. Grote ,ROCESSING AND DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF Symposium for the Advancement of Women, NFORMATION SCIENCES Morehead State University, Morehead, KY, Publication November. "Managing Data Requirements for the Machine Layout Problem," International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology, Vol. 7, No. 1/2, (with CATHY BARLOW, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION AND Hassan) . DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF ELEMENTARY, READING, AND Paper Read SPECIAL EDUCATION "Instructional Software Selection: Schools of Paper Read Business Dilemma," Southern Management " Minority Recruitment and Professional Information Systems Association Annual Meeting, Development," National Council of States on Gulfport, MS, October (with Tesch and Tesch) . lnservice Education Annual Meeting, Charleston, SC, November (with Hunter). t>ONALD L. APPLEGATE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY ZEXIA BARNES, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Publications CHEMISTRY "Influence of Calf Genetic Type and Other Factors on Paper Read Body Temperature of Stocker Cattle," Journal of "Student Design of Projects for Freshman Chemistry," Animal Science, 1994 Sec. Abstracts, Vol. 72 Sup. 1 3th Biennial Conference on Chemical Education of 2, Article 95 (with Keeney and Thrift). the American Chemical Society, Bucknell University, "Influence of Specific Factors on Incidence of August (with Adsmond) . Elevated Body Temperature in Stocker Cattle," Journal of Animal Science, Vol. 72 Sup . 1, Annual Meeting Abstracts, Article 325 (with Thrift and DAVID BARTLETT, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ART Keeney). Art Exhibits Hand-Pulled Prints II , Stonemetal Press; Milagros Contemporary Art, National Juried Exhibition; San LYNN M. AUGSBACH, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Antonio, TX, January. ~SYCHOLOGY Works on Walls, Huntington Museum of Art, Regional Papers Read Juried Exhibition, Huntington, WV, March. "Adult's and Children's Comprehension of Children's Galex 28, National Juried Exhibition, Galesburg Civic Metaphoric and Literal Statements About Dental Art Center, Galesburg, IL, March. Health," Annual Conference of the Midwestern 22nd Annual Photo Exhibition, National Juried Psychological Association, Chicago, IL, May. Exhibition, Larson Gallery, Yakima Valley "Can Metaphor Improve the Use of the Focus Group Community College, Yakima, WA, April. Interviewing Technique: A Comparison of the Likert The Prints and the Paper, National Juried Exhibition, Scale and Focus Group w ith Six Year Olds," Annual San Diego Art Institute, San Diego, CA, June. 1994 Montgomery Biennial. Regional Juried James," Jack London Society Second Biennial Exhibition, Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Symposium, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, Montgomery, AL, September. September. Memphis Arts Festival '94, National Juried Exhibition, "How Real is the Virtual Library?" Kentucky Higher Memphis, TN, October. Education Computer Communication Conference, Louisville, KY, September. "Evolution or Revolution? The Ordeal of New Age ROSEMARIE A. BATTAGLIA, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Librarians," Special Libraries Association Library OF ENGLISH Management Division, Atlanta, GA, June. Publication Review Article of Geert Lernout, The French Joyce, The Cambridge Companion to James Joyce, Edited SHIRLEY S. BLAIR, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF by Derek Attridge, and Joyce in Context, Edited by EDUCATION AND DIRECTOR OF STUDENT TEACHING Vincent Cheng and Timothy Martin, in Textual Papers Read Practice, Summer. "KERA: An Educational Opportunity," Enhancing Papers Read Learning in Urban Environment Conference, "Waiting for Godot: A Tragi-Comedy in Two Sunderland, England, September. Acts," Kentucky Philological Association "In the Eyes of the Reformer: Perceptions of Conference, Kentucky State University, Frankfort, Education Student and Their Teachers," Kentucky KY, March. Association of Teacher Educators Conference, "Nora, Molly, Desire, and Language," Twentieth­ Lexington, KY, October. Century Literature Conference, University of Grant Louisville, Louisville, KY, February. Preservice Education, Kentucky Department of Education, Morehead State University/Johnson County School District, $17,000, December. JAMES ROSS BEANE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MUSIC Performances ROBERT D. BORAM, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Chorusmaster, Beethoven: Svmohony No. 9 and SCIENCE Verdi: Te Deum, Lexington Singers and Lexington Papers Read Philharmonic Orchestra, George Zack, conductor, "Women Learning Math, Science, and Technology: Lexington, KY, April. Gender Equity in the Classroom," Wilma E. Grote Conductor, POPS 94, Lexington Singers and Symposium for the Advancement of Women, Instrumental Ensemble, Lexington, KY, May. Morehead State University, Morehead, KY, Conductor, Vivaldi: Gloria, Britten: Ceremony of November (with Saxon) . Carols, and Carols of the Season, Lexington Singers "The Gender Equitable Classroom--Instruction That and Orchestra, Lexington, KY, December. Improves Learning for Male and Female Students," Chorusmaster, Handel: Messiah, Lexington Singers 80th Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Academy of and Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra, George Zack, Science, Paducah, KY, November. conductor, Lexington, KY, December. "Confidence Building Strategies for Pre-Service Chorusmaster, A Kentucky Christmas Chorus, Teachers," National Science Teachers Association Lexington Singers and Lexington Philharmonic Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, March. Orchestra, George Zack, conductor, Lexington, KY, "Build Your Own Telescope," Technical workshop December. presented at the Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Science Teachers Association, Lexington, KY, September (with Tyler). LARRY X. BESANT. DIRECTOR OF LIBRARY/ Grants INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA Using Facilitators to Enhance Primary Science Publications Instruction, Eisenhower Grant, Kentucky Council on Review: The Nation's Great Library: Herbert Putnam Higher Education, Frankfort, KY, $62,823, and the Library of Congress. 1899-1939, by Jane November (with Oakes). Aikin Rosenberg, College and Research Libraries, 55, 275-76, May. "Transformational Librarians and Entrepreneurial SHERYL J. BROWN, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Librarians: Are They Different?" Special Libraries, MANAGEMENT 84, 218-219, Fall. Publication Papers Read "Willingness to Mentor: Expectations and Values," "Comparative North American Library Holdings for Proceedings of the 1 994 Southern Management Representative Titles by Jack London and Henry Association Meeting, November.

2 Paper Read G. RONALD DOBLER, PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH "Willingness to Mentor: Expectations and Values," Publication 1 994 Southern Management Association Meeting, Contributing American ed itor to: Annual Bibliography November. of English Language and Literature, Vol. 66. Leeds: W.S. Maney and Son Limited for the Modern Humanities Research Association. mLAND BUCK, PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS Paper Read Publication "Sympathetic Magic and the 1958 Floyd County "Liquidity Preference and Loanable Funds in School Bus Disaster," Annual Meeting of the Continuous and End-of-Period Versions of Standard Kentucky Philological A ssociation, Frankfort, KY, Macroeconomic Models," The Kentucky Journal of March. Economics and Business. Paper Read "Liquidity Preference and Loanable Funds: A Non­ JANE C. ELLINGTON, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Market-Clearing Approach," Midwest Economics HUMAN SCIENCES Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, March. Grants Enrichment Activities for Vocational Home Economics Education, Kentucky Department of Education, mBERT A. BYLUND, PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY Frankfort, KY, $3,200, July. Paper Read 1994 Integration of Academics and Vocational "Social Transaction Costs and Political Education, Kentucky Department of Education, Institutionalization in Non-Industrial Societies: An Frankfort, KY, $12,000, July. Exploration," North Central Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Columbus, OH , April (w ith Reeves). DANIEL FASKO, JR., ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION JENNIFER CADY, PROJECT DIRECTOR OF UPWARD Publications ~OUND "Questioning and Thinking," Inquiry: Critical Thinking Grant Across the Disciplines, 14(2). Upward Bound, U.S. Department of Education, "The Role of Middle School Counselors in Kentucky: Washington, DC, $380,227. Perceptions of Administrators, Teachers, Students, and Parents," KCA Journal, 13, (with Huffman, Owen, and Weikel). VICENTE CANO, PROFESSOR OF ROMANCE "Teaching to Individual Differences: Awareness of -ANGUAGES Multiple Intelligences," Eastern Kentucky University Publication Educational Review, 18(1 ). "Aspectos gastron6micos en los A trfculos de Larra," "Individual Differences and Multiple Intelligences," Studies in Modern and Classical Languages and Resources in Education, (ED 362-557). Literatures, Vol. 5: 54-61. "lntrapersonallntelligence in Education," Scholar and Papers Read Educator, 17, (with Shepard) . "El nuevo culturalismo en Ia poesra de Manuel "Perceptions of the Role of Middle School Mantero," Fourteenth Annual Cincinnati Conference Counselors," Resources in Education, (ED 360-586). on Romance Languages and Literatures, University Review: "The Ethics of Teaching," 2nd ed., The of Cincinnati, May. Professional Educator, 16(2). "La funci6n de los diminutivos metaf6ricos en Las Review: " Quantifying Consciousness: An Empirical moradas," Southeast Conference on Foreign Approach," International Journal of Clinical and Languages and Literatures, Rollins College, Winter Experimental Hypnosis, 42. Park, FL, February. " A Follow-Up Survey of Beginning Teachers Who Received Degrees During 1991-92," Technical Report No. 2, Morehead State University, College of RICHARD W. DANIEL, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION AND Education and Behavioral Sciences. INTERIM DEAN OF COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND Papers Read BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES "Critical Thinking and Moral Reasoning," Mid-South Publication Educational Research Association, Nashville, TN, "Husbands' and Wives' Views of the Communication November. in Their Marriages," The Journal of Humanistic " Integrating School and Educational Psychology Education and Development, September (with Research and Practice," American Psychological Houck) . Association, Los Angeles, CA, August.

3 "Raising Our Consciousness: The Role of Automatic Pianist, MSU Faculty Jazz Quartet, concert sponsored Processing in Teacher Decision-Making," Society of by the Southern Ohio Jazz Federation, Portsmouth, Educators and Scholars, Evansville, IN , March (with OH, March. Shepard and Owen). Keyboardist, The Patsy Meyer Band with Dave Koz, "When We Ask Questions, Are the Students Cincinnati, OH , March. Attentive?" International Listening Association, Keyboardist, Pianist, and Conductor, Phi Mu Alpha Boston, MA, March. American Music Concert, Morehead State University, March. Pianist, Plerrot Lunaire, Contemporary Music Festival, RONALD L. FIEL, PROFESSOR OF SCIENCE Morehead, KY, March. Publication Keyboardist, The Patsy Meyer Band w ith Gerald Learning and Assessing Science Process Skills, 3rd Albright, Cincinnati, OH , March. Edition, Dubuque, lA, Kendall/Hunt. Keyboardist, Leader, The Jay Flippin Quartet, Concert Sponsored by the Southern Ohio Jazz Federation, Portsmouth, OH, March. LYNNE E. FITZGERALD, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Accompanist, Junior Recital--Christina Opell, Clarinet, HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION Morehead, KY, April Papers Read Organist, rehearsal accompanist, Beethoven, "From Sport to Dance," Kentucky Association for Symphony No. 9, Lexington Philharmonic and Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, Lexington Singers, Lexington, KY, April. Louisville, KY, October. Conductor, Keyboardist, MSU Fusion Ensemble, Morehead, KY, April. Accompanist, Elijah, MSU Concert Choir and DON F. FLATT, PROFESSOR OF HISTORY Chamber Singers, Morehead, KY, April. Paper Read Pianist, Two-Piano Recital, Morehead, KY, April (with "A Light to the Mountains: Morehead State Taylor) . University's Formative Years, 1887-1922," Ohio Accompanist, Arranger, Pianist, Keyboardist, MSU Valley History Conference, Eastern Kentucky Gala, Morehead, KY, April. University, October. Keyboardist, Arranger, Country Pops, The Lexington Philharmonic and the Renfro Valley All Stars, Lexington, KY, May. RUSSELL J. FLIPPIN , ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Pianist, Arranger, Assistant Conductor, Pops '94, The MUSIC Lexington Singers, Lexington, KY, May. Performances Pianist, MSU Nursing Pinning Ceremony, Morehead, Pianist, Lexington Philharmonic Concert, Lexington, KY, May. KY, January. Pianist, Two-Piano Recital, Morehead, KY, June, Pianist and Accompanist, Concert to dedicate new (with Taylor). wing at St. Claire Medical Center, Morehead, KY, Pianist, Organist, Accompanist, Arranger, tour by the January. Kentucky Baptist All State Youth Choir, with Pianist and Accompanist, The Lexington Singers, Arts concerts at Georgetown, KY, London, KY, Potpourri, The Lexington Opera House, Lexington, Somerset, KY, Shelbyville, KY, and at the opening KY, February. assembly of Church Music Week, Ridgecrest Baptist Accompanist, Vocal Auditions for the Manhattan Assembly, Asheville, NC, June. School of Music, Chicago, IL, February. Pian ist, Children's Charity Golf Tournament Banquet, Accompanist, Senior Recital--Tim Gipson, Percussion, Lexington, Ky, June. Morehead, KY, February. Accompanist, Senior Recital--Jason Nicholson, Conductor, Central Kentucky Music Educators Trombone, Morehead, KY, June. Association Middle School Honors Chorus, Norton Pianist, Sacred Concert, Scottsville Baptist Church, Center for the Arts, Danville, KY, February. Scottsville, KY, July. Pianist, MSU Faculty Jazz Quartet, MSU Band Clinic, Keyboardist, Leader, The Jay Flippin Quintet, Jazz at February. Ecton, Lexington, KY, July. Conductor, MSU Fusion Ensemble, MSU Band Clinic, Keyboardist, The Patsy Meyer Band, Women in Jazz February. Festival, Dayton, OH, July. Conductor, MSU Fusion Ensemble, Dixie Heights High Keyboardist, The Lexington Swing Society, Jazz at School, Fort Thomas, KY, March Ecton, Lexington, KY, July. Pianist, Lexington Philharmonic, Singletary Center for Keyboardist, The Duke Madison Quintet, Jazz at the Arts, Lexington, KY, March. Ecton, Lexington, KY, July. Conductor, MSU Fusion Ensemble, Simon Kenton Keyboardist and featured soloist, Southern Ohio Jazz High School, March. Federation Big Band, Portsmouth, OH, July.

4 LUNCHEON

to honor the Research and Creative Productions of Faculty and Staff Members

Wednesday, May 3, 1995 Crager Room, ADUC 11 :30 a. m.-1 :30 p.m .

Welcome and Introduction of Guests ...... John C. Ph1lley Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs

Recognition of Distinguished Researchers . . . . . John C. Philley

Recognition of Distinguished Creative Productions ...... John C. Philley

Presentation ...... Brian Reeder 1 994 D1 stmguished Re searcher

Presentation ...... Shirley G1 sh 1 994 Distinguished Creative Productions

Recognition of Grant and Fellowship Recipients ...... John C. Philley Keyboardist, The Miles Osland Little Big Band, Lexington Philharmonic. Commissioned by Renfro Equifest, Lexington, KY, September. Valley Entertainment. Keyboardist and arranger (Pink Floyd Medley), Blue Moon of Kentucky, (Bluegrass Band, Large Unplugged and Untied Series, Lexington Orchestra, Saxophones, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Philharmonic, Lexington, KY, September. Guitar, Drums), arranged for the New Coon Creek Keyboardist, The Miles Osland Little Big Band, Girls and the Lexington Philharmonic. Bourbon County Education Association, Paris, KY, Commissioned by Renfro Valley Entertainment. October. Great Balls of Fire, (Bluegrass Band, Large Orchestra, Pianist, Keyboardist, Faculty Jazz Piano Recital, Saxophones, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Guitar, Morehead, KY, October. Drums), arranged for the New Coon Creek Girls and Pianist, Accompanist, MSU Choral Clinic, Morehead, the Lexington Philharmonic. Commissioned by KY, November. Renfro Valley Entertainment. Pianist, Lexington Philharmonic, Lexington, KY, Classical Gas, (Classical Guitar, Large Orchestra, November. Keyboards, Electric Bass, Guitar, Drums), arranged Keyboardist, Arranger (Led Zeppelin Medley), for Glenn Thompson and the Lexington Unplugged and Untied Series, Lexington Philharmonic. Commissioned by Renfro Valley Philharmonic, Lexington, KY, November. Entertainment. Conductor, Keyboardist, MSU Fusion Ensemble, The Race Is On, (Bass Soloist, Large Orchestra, Morehead, KY, November. Saxophones, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Guitar, Pianist, Featured Soloist (Janacek Concertina for Drums), arranged for Jeff Watson and the Lexington Piano and Orchestra), MSU Orchestra, Morehead, Philharmonic. Commissioned by Renfro Valley KY, November. Entertainment. Pianist, Arranger, Holiday Voices '94, The Lexington The Tennessee Waltz, (Piano soloist, Large Orchestra, Singers, Lexington, KY, December. Saxophones, Electric Piano, Electric Bass, Guitar, Organist, Harpsichordist, rehearsal accompanist, The Drums), arranged for Bill Morris and the Lexington Messiah, Lexington Philharmonic and Lexington Philharmonic . Commissioned by Renfro Valley Singers, Lexington, KY, December. Entertainment. Organist, MSU Commencement, Morehead, KY, Is It Over Yet? (Mezzo Soprano soloist, Strings, December. Piano), arranged for Bonnie Runge and the Compositions Lexington Philharmonic. Commissioned by Renfro Three Slices of Sondheim, (SSAATIBB Chorus, Piano, Valley Entertainment. Bass, Drums), arranged for the Lexington Singers I Will Always Love You, (Soprano soloist, Large and performed on May 21, 1 994. Orchestra, Saxophones, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Singing Till the Boys Come Home: Great Songs of Guitar, Drums), arranged for Dale Ann Bradley and World War II , (SSAATIBB Chorus, Piano, Bass, the Lexington Philharmonic. Commissioned by Drums), arranged for the Lexington Singers and Renfro Valley Entertainment. performed on May 21 , 1994. Meet in the Middle, (Tenor soloist, SATB Chorus, The First Great Big Band Medley, (SSAATTBB Chorus, Large Orchestra, Saxophones, Keyboards, Electric Piano, Bass, Drums), arranged for the Lexington Bass, Guitar, Drums), arranged for the Renfro Valley Singers and performed on May 21 , 1994. All Stars and the Lexington Philharmonic. The Christmas Waltz, (SSAATIBB Chorus, Strings, Commissioned by Renfro Valley Entertainment. Piano), arranged for the Lexington Singers and A Pink Floyd Medley, (Large Orchestra, Tenor performed on December 4, 1994. Saxophone, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Guitar, The Christmas Song, (SSAATIBB Chorus, Strings, Drums), arranged for the Lexington Philharmonic. Oboe, Trumpet, Piano), arranged for the Lexington Commissioned by the Lexington Philharmonic and Singers and performed on December, 4, 1994. WKQQ Rad io. A Patsy Cline Medley, (Soprano Soloist, Large An Irving Berlin Medley, (Baritone soloist, Large Orchestra, Saxophones, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Orchestra, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Guitar), Guitar, Drums), arranged for Donna Dailey and the arranged for Richard Summers and the San Luis Lexington Philharmonic. Commissioned by Renfro Obispo County Symphony and performed on Valley Entertainment. September 4, 1994, at the Avila Beach Resort, San I Still Believe in You, (Tenor soloist, Large Orchestra, Luis Obispo, California. Placed in the Irving Berlin Saxophones, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Guitar, orchestral rental library, administered by the Richard Drums), arranged for Steve Gulley and the Rodgers Library, New York, NY. Lexington Philharmonic. Commissioned by Renfro What You Won't Do for Love, (Tenor soloist, 2 Valley Entertainment. Trumpets, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Orange Blossom Special, (Fiddle soloist, Large Flute, Baritone Saxophone, Trombone, Electric Orchestra, Saxophones, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Piano, Electric Bass, Guitar, Drums, Percussion), Guitar, Drums), arranged for Bobby Slone and the arranged for John Hylton and the MSU Fusion

5 Ensemble and performed on April 17, 1994. Leave It There, an album by Amy Emmert. Recorded Recorded on the album Fusion ' 94, on May 24-26, on January 7 and February 1 2, 1 994, at Landmark 1994, at Landmark Recording Studios, Chesapeake, Recording Studios, Chesapeake, OH. OH . My Faith Stands, an album by Art Bush . Recorded on A Led Zeppelin Medley, (Large Orchestra, Recorder February 12 and 27, 1994, at Landmark Recording Choir, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Guitar, Drums), Studios, Chesapeake, OH. arranged for the Lexington Philharmonic and Get a Life, an album by Tracy Tooley, recorded on performed on November 19, 1994. Commissioned March 1 0, 1994, at Landmark Recording Studios, by the Lex ington Philharmonic and WKQQ Radio. Chesapeake, OH. Bohemian Rhapsody, (SSAATTBB Chorus, Tenor The Russian Project, an album by Art Bush, Recorded soloist, Large Orchestra, Keyboards, Electric Bass, on May 1 8, 1 994, at Landmark Recording Studios, Guitar, Drums), arranged for the University of Chesapeake, OH. Kentucky Choristers and the Lexington Jesus. Come and Help Us, an album by Bob Ponchot, Philharmonic. Although this work was not recorded on December 19, 1994, at Landmark performed until February 11, 1995, it was Recording Studios, Chesapeake, OH. composed in December of 1 994 and placed in the Governor's School for the Arts Auditions, Morehead, orchestral rental library of Hal Leonard Publications, KY, February. Miami, FL. Commissioned by the Lexington Kentucky Baptist State Keyboard Festival, London, Philharmonic and WKQQ Radio. KY, May. The Great Country Medley, (Large Orchestra, Presentations Saxophones, Keyboards, Electric Bass, Guitar, "Careers in Music, " Paul Blazer High School Career Drums), Composed and arranged for the Lexington Day, Ashland, KY, January. Philharmonic and performed on May 12-13, 1994. "MIDI Applications and Education," Menifee County Commissioned by Renfro Valley Entertainment. Schools, Frenchburg, KY, September. Snapshot, (Trombone, Piano), Composed for Duane "Preparing and Performing Beethoven' s Third Piano Gutzwiller and performed on his Senior Recital, Concerto," KMTA Convention, Ashland September 20, 1994. Commissioned by Duane Community College, Ashland, KY, October, (with Gutzwiller. Taylor). Everybody Say Amen, (words by Rhonda Skidmore), Recorded on January 19, 1994, at Image Arts Studio, Berea , KY. ROBERT J. FRANZINI, PROFESSOR OF ART My Beulah Land, (words by Rhonda Skidmore), Publication Recorded on January 1 9, 1994, at Image Arts Studio Light, Cover Image for the Art and Humanities Studio, Berea, KY. Test (KERA Assessment Test) for Middle School Is There a Lamb? (words by Rhonda Skidmore), Students, Kentucky Department of Education, Recorded on January 19, 1994, at Image Arts Frankfort, KY. Studio, Berea, KY. Art Exhibits Don't Let Them, (words by Denny Reich), Recorded All American National Print Competition, West Texas on April 28, 1994, at Toys in the Attic Studios, A & M University, Canyon, TX. Lexington, KY. The Boston Printmakers Members Exhibition, The Art Don't Look Back, (words by Emily Flippin), Recorded Complex Museum, Duxbury, MA. on May 24-26, 1994, at Landmark Recording Southern Printmakers, Traveling Show; Atrium Studios, Chesapeake, OH . Gallery, University of North Texas Health Science The Red Mile, Recorded on January 9, 1994, at Center at Fort Worth, TX. Image Arts Studio, Berea, KY. Contemporary Self-Portraits, Massillon Museum, Brooks Pontiac GMC Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Jeep Massillon, OH . Eagle, Recorded on February 6, 1 994, at Image Arts Consortium Prints, Gallery 206, Missouri Western Studio, Berea, KY. College, St. Joseph, MO. Bob Allen Motor Mall, Recorded on February 17, Print Types, National Group Show, Chadron State 1994, at Image Arts Studio, Berea, KY. College, Chadron, NE, and Central College, Pella, Cole Ford Mercury, Recorded on June 28, 1994, at lA. Image Arts Studio, Berea, KY. Print in Series, Transylvania University, Lexington, HNB Ban k, Recorded July 15, 1994, at Image Arts KY. Studio, Berea, KY. 1994 Water Tower Annual, Louisville Visual Art Cain Ford, Recorded on October 4, 1 994, at Image Association, Louisville, KY. Arts Studio, Berea, KY. Winner of the Addy Award Nude '94, Loudoun House, Lexington, KY. from the Central Kentucky Chapter of the American Images From the Mountains, Appalshop, Whitesburg, Advertising Federation as the best musical project in KY - traveling show. Eleven exhibition sites in this market for 1 994. Eastern Kentucky. Family National Bank, Recorded on September 25, Alice Lloyd College, One Person Show, Pippa Passes, 1994, at Toys in the Attic Studios, Lexington, KY. KY.

6 KENT E. FREELAND, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION MARC D. GLASSER, PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH AND Paper Read DEAN OF GRADUATE AND EXTENDED CAMPUS "Integrating Methods Instruction, K-4," Fall PROGRAMS Conference of the Kentucky Council for the Social Publications Studies, Louisville, KY, September. Review of Max Morenberg' s Doing Grammar in Technical Writing and Communication. Contributing American Editor, Annual Bibliography of JANET M. GABRIEL, WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COACH English Language and Literature, Modern Humanities Publication Research Association (Leeds: W.S. Maney & Son "Repetition Work-Out for Post Players," Coaching Limited). Women's Basketball, September/October.

WILLIAM CRAWFORD GREEN. PROFESSOR OF GEOFFREY W. GEARNER, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF GOVERNMENT BIOLOGY Publications Publication "The UAW, Lean Production, and the Future of the "Electrophoretic and Serological Analysis of Host National Labor Relations Act," Labor Law Journal, Antigens Associated with the Adult Schistosoma 45, 167-181, March. mansoni tegument," Journal of Parasitology, Vol. "The UAW and CAW Confront Lean Production at 80, pp. 275-283 (with Kemp). Saturn, CAM I, and the Japanese Transplants," Labor Studies Journal, 18, 52-75, Winter, (with Yanarella) . SHIRLEY GISH, PROFESSOR OF SPEECH Paper Read Performances "The FDA and Risk Management Issues in the "Eliza Calvert Hall and Lucy Furman: The Shape and Advertising, Labeling, and Use of Contraceptive Voice of Kentucky's Other Literary Tradition," Drugs: The Case of Depo-Provera," American Performance Section of Paper by Bette Albin, 1 994 Political Science Association, New York, NY, Wilma Grote Symposium for the Advancement of September. Women, Morehead State University, Morehead, KY, Grant November. The Canadian Charter and the U.S. Bill of Rights in Program to honor Dr. Clair Louise Caudill as Country Comparative Perspective: Supreme Courts, Civil Doctor of the year. (Excerpts from Me 'n Susie), Liberties, and Minority Language Education Rights," December. Quebec Studies Program, Government of Quebec, Morehead State University Department of Music, $3,000, May. "Mystery Guest," Die Fliedermaus, Duncan Recital Hall, December. Morehead State University Theatre Department, The ROBERT W. GRUENINGER. PROFESSOR OF HEALTH, Women by Clare Booth Luce (Countess Delage), PHYSICAL EDUCATION. AND RECREATION October, (Five Performances). Publication Wilma Grote Symposium, Excerpts from The Women, "Teaching in the Content Areas: Physical Education," November. Teaching American Indian Students, J. Reyhner, Morehead Theatre Guild, Nunsense II by Dan Goggin ed. (2nd. ed.), Norman: University of Oklahoma (Mother Superior), September. Press. Actors Guild of Lexington. Guest performance of Me Paper Read 'n Susie (rewritten for this occasion) Lexington "Treating Conflict," American Alliance for Health, Opera House, Lexington, KY, June 25. Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Annual Morehead State University Music Department. Guest Convention, Denver, CO, April (with Modaff) . Reader of Appalachian Literature. University Chorus Spring Concert directed by Rom a Prindle, May. Readers Theatre, Communications Department. CHARLOTTE A. HALL, FAMILY LITERACY Directed original script "Growin' Mountain Girls," COORDINATOR April. Grants Morehead State University Gala, Cast member for the Parents as Teachers Component of the Family Broadway Fantasy show, Button Auditorium. Literacy Program in Morgan County, The Brushy (Fundraiser for Music and Theatre Departments). Fork Institute, Berea, KY, $1 ,000, August (with April. Porter).

7 EKCEP Out-of-School Youth/Adult Employability/ EUGENE B. HASTINGS, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Placement Program, Eastern Kentucky Concentrated ROMANCE LANGUAGES Employment Program, Inc., Hazard, KY, $33,697, Publication November (with Motley and Porter). "Gustavo B~ cq uer y Los Borbones en pelota," Studies in Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures y_, (Journal of the Southeast Conference on KAREN 0. HAMMONS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Foreign Languages and Literatures [Rollins College)), EDUCATION Fall. Publication Papers Read "Help Children Become More Self-Sufficient Learners "Melancolfa , serenidad , y atemporalidad: by Becoming a Responsive Teacher," Kaleidoscope: meditaciones sobre el tono de «La mujer de piedra» Journal of the Kentucky Early Childhood de Gustavo Adolfo B~cquer , " Southeast Conference Association, October (with Oakes). on Foreign Languages and Literatures, Rollins Papers Read College, Winter Park, FL, February. " A Research Report on Teachers' and Principals' "EI Don Alvaro frente al Don Juan.: (Evoluci6n o Perceived Preparedness to Implement Critical decadencia del h~roe romantico?" Mountain Attributes of Kentucky's Primary Program," National Interstate Foreign Language Conference, University Association for the Education of Young Children of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, October. Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, December (with "Lo sublime en Juan Ram6n Jim ~nez , " West Georgia Oakes). College Conference on "The Hideous and the "Two Professors Go to Primary School," Kentucky Sublime," in Literature, the Visual Arts and Early Childhood Association Annual Conference, Cinema, Atlanta Renaissance Hotel, Atlanta, GA, Lexington, KY, October (with Oakes). November. "Two Professors Go to Primary School," Kentucky Inter-Agency Total Child Conference, Lexington, KY, April (with Oakes) . FRANCES L. HELPHINSTINE, PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH Publication "What Image Writing ... 7" Focus: Teaching English CONSTANCE L. HARDESTY, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Language Arts, XX, Fall. OF SOCIOLOGY Papers Read Publications "The Rape of the Knightly Lover: Shakespeare's "The Division of Labor on Family Farms: A Life Recasting · of Chaucer's Troilus," Shakespeare Course Analysis," Sociological Spectrum, 14: 351 - Association of America, Albuquerque, NM, April. 379, (with Harmon). "T.S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral and Vaclav "A Profile of Women Incarcerated for Murder in Havel's Temptation," Twentieth Century Literature Oklahoma," Journal of the Oklahoma Criminal Conference, Louisville, KY, February. Justice Research Consortium, 1 :45-54, (with "In The Kentucky Cycle, Schenkkan Misses the Mark O'Shea). of O'Neill's Use of Myth," Kentucky Philological "Paternal Involvement and the Well-Being of Mothers A ssociation, Frankfort, KY, March. and Fathers of Young Children," The Journal of "Thinking Skills in the Composition Ill Classroom," Men's Studies, 3:375-393, (with Blair). Kentucky Council of Teachers of English/Language "The Influence of Parental Involvement on the Well­ Arts, Louisville, KY, February. Being of Sons and Daughters," The Journal of Grant Marriage and Family, 56:229-234 (with Wenk, American Commitments: Diversity, Democra cy, and Morgan, and Blair). Liberal Learning, Association of American Colleges "Marital Quality and Paternal Involvement: and Universities (with Rogers) . Interconnections of Men's Spousal and Paternal Borderlines and Boundaries, National Endowment for Roles, " The Journal of Men's Studies, 2:157-173 Humanities, Will iamstown, MA, July-August. (with Blair and Wenk). Papers Read "Household Composition and Men's and Women's J. DUDLEY HERRON, PROFESSOR OF SCIENCE AND Physical Well-Being," Annual Meeting of the DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES American Sociological Association, August (with Publication Sampson, Morgan, and Wenk). Guidebook to Pre-Service Use of ChemSource, Orna, "Women Incarcerated for Murder in Oklahoma," M .V. and James, M.L. (Eds.), Department of Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Chemistry, College of New Rochelle, New Rochelle, Sciences, March (with O'Shea). NY: ChemSource, Inc.

8 Papers Read HILARY O . IWU, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS "Teaching Them to Think About Something: The EDUCATION Proper Balance Between Process and Content," Publication Invited lecture, Department of Chemistry, University Microcomputer Competencies Taught in Business of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, March. Programs at Selected Four-Year Colleges and "Scholarship in Teaching and Education," Invited Universities in the United States, Kentucky Business lecture presented at the Southeastern Chemistry Education Association Journal, Spring. Chairpersons Meeting, University of Kentucky, Papers Read Lexington, KY, April. "The Kentucky's New Teacher Standards: How Are "Turning Water Into Wine," Invited lecture for the The Universities Meeting Them 7" Kentucky Business Royal Australian Chemistry Institute Conference on Education Fall Conference, Lake Cumberland State Chemical Education, June 26-30, Newcastle, Park, November. Australia, June. (The same address was given on "The Role of Higher Education in the Economic June 22 in Darwin, July 4 in Brisbane, and July 8 in Development of a Nation: With Implications to Rockhampton at regional RACI conferences .) Nigeria and the United States," Alvan lkoku College "Defining Chemistry Education Research," Brasdon of Education, Owerri, lmo State Nigeria, June. Lecture (invited), Royal Australian Chemistry Grant Institute Conference on Chemical Education, June, Transfer of Knowledge Through Expatriate Newcastle, Australia. Nationals (TOKTEN). United Nations World "Research in Chemistry Education," Informal seminar Development Programs, New York, NY, $8,000, for graduate students in chemistry education, May. Technical University in Sydney, Australia. "Chemical Education Research," Report of the Task Force on Chemical Education Research presented as BYRON R. JOHNSON, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF part of the symposium, "What is Chemistry SOCIAL WORK AND DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTE FOR Education Research?" 13th Biennial Conference on CORRECTIONAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING Chemical Education, Lewisburg, PA . Publications Editor: "The Journal of Correctional Training," published quarterly by the International Association KATHARINE D. HERZOG, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF of Correctional Training Personnel, Editorial EDUCATION appointment is for a two-year term: October 1 993 Paper Read through October 1995. "Activities for Celebrating Children's Literature," "Violence in America: Opposing Viewpoints," Kentucky Council for Teachers of English/Language Teaching Sociology, Vol. 22 (3). July. Arts Conference, Louisville, KY, February (with "What New Generation Jail Administrators Think Price) . About Direct Supervision," American Jails, Vol. 8 (1 ):63-64, March/April. "Jails and the Courts: A Cooperative Effort," Jail CHARLES H. HICKS, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION Managers Bulletin, Vol. 5 (2). March. Publication "Exploring the Quasi-Correctional Role of the Courts," "Information Systems Management Issues of U.S. Journal of Correctional Training, Fall, (with Cole and Colleges and Universities," Proceedings of the Useem). Twenty-third Annual Conference of the "To Rehabilitate or Punish: Results of a Public International Business Schools Computing Opinion Poll ," American Jails, Vol. 8 (5):41-45, Association (with Loy) . November/December. Paper Read "Everything Works, Nothing Works, Something " Information Systems Management Issues of U.S. Works: Some Reflections on the Past and Future Colleges and Universities," Twenty-third Annual Directions of Research on Correctional Conference of the International Business Schools Rehabilitation," Correctional Psychologist, Vol. Computing Association, Baltimore, MD, July (with 26(3):9-12, July. Loy). "Inmate Supervision: The New Generation Philosophy," Marilyn D. McShane and Frank Williams, Jr. (eds.), Encyclopedia of American DAVID K. HYLBERT, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCE Prisons, Garland Publishing, Inc. Paper Read Alcohol Safety and Drug Offender School Manual, "The Geology of Roof Falls in Underground Coal (Ed .). Memphis, TN: The Justice Network. Mines--A Comparison Between Eastern and Western Papers Read Kentucky," Kentucky Academy of Sciences "Battered Women's Perceptions of Police Meeting, Paducah, KY, November. Performance in Rural Kentucky," Academy of

9 Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, IL, March (with Monthly column named Technology's Past in Tech Websdale). Directions: "AIDS, Domestic Violence, and Policing," North January: "James Watt and the Steam Engine" Central Sociological Association, Columbus, OH, February: "Charles Stewart Rolls and Frederick April (with Websdale) . Henry Royce" "Evaluating Substance Abuse Programming for Male March: "Master of Master Builders" and Female Offenders," North Central Sociological April: "Frank Whittle -Jet Commodore" Association, Columbus, OH, April (w ith Rudy and May: "Joseph Swan" Kilty). August: "Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine" "Successes and Failures in Prison Drug Programs: September: "Henry Maudslay- Cornerstone of the Quantitative and Qualitative Assessments," Society Industrial Revolution" for Study of Social Problems, Los Angeles, CA, October: "William H.F. Talbot - From Negative August (with Rudy and Kilty). to Positive" "Domestic Violence and Marital Rape," Society for November: "Michael Faraday" the Study of Social Problems, Los Angeles, CA, December: "Charles Algernon Parsons and the August, (with Websdale). Steam Turbine" Cultural Diversity Workshop, Department of Social Services, Morehead State University, Morehead, KY, June. SERJIT K. KASIOR, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF "Defining Success in Dealing with Juvenile JOURNALISM Delinquents," Workshop Conducted at the Annual Publications Meeting of the Texas Correctional Association, "Case Studies: Censorship of the Collegiate Presses Dallas, TX, June. 1987-1992," College Media Advisers Convention Grants Abstracts, New Orleans, November (with Program Evaluation of the Kentucky Corrections Darrah). Cabinet Substance Abuse Program, Kentucky "Helping Kids Build Computer-Oriented Corrections Cabinet, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Communication Skills," Morehead State University, Block Grant, Washington, DC, $360,000, Evaluation Proceedings Diversity Spoken Here Conference, Component--$20,000, October-September, (with April. Rudy). "Censorship of the Collegiate Presses at Publically Program Evaluation of the Kentucky Corrections Supported American Universities, 1 987-1 992," Cabinet Substance Abuse Program, Kentucky Business Research Yearbook: Global Business Corrections Cabinet, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Perspectives, April (with Darrah) . Block Grant, Washington, DC, $360,000, Evaluation Papers Read Component--$15,000, September-December, (with "Case Studies: Censorship of the Collegiate Presses Rudy). 1987-1992," College Media Advisers Convention, Project Evaluator for the Kentucky Domestic Violence New Orleans, November (with Darrah). Association, Homelessness and Job Training "Proposed Tobacco Tax: Impact on Higher Initiative, Department of Labor, Stewart B. Education," 1 994 Kentucky Communication McKinney Homeless Assistance Act, Washington, Association Convention, October (with Wilson). DC, $500,000, Evaluation Component--$1 0,000. "A History of College Newspaper Censorship: 1987- 1993," Popular Culture Association in the South, October. )ENNIS KARWATKA, PROFESSOR OF INDUSTRIAL "Censorship of the Collegiate Presses at Publically :DUCATION Supported American Universities, 1 987-1 992," Publications International Academy of Business Disciplines, "Trends in British Technical Education," Journal of Philadelphia, PA, April, (with Darrah). the American Technical Education Association, Grant October-November. Citibank Visa, Andover Advertising, $200 for national "Technology in Great Britain's Schools," Tech competition, Spring. Directions, October. "Technology in the News," West Educational Publishing, Spring (with Pierce). MICHELLE B. KUNZ, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF "Manned Space Flight," Hearlihy' s Times Newsletter, HUMAN SCIENCES Spring. Papers Read "Electricity in Industry," Hearlihy's Times Newsletter, "The Use of Multimedia Technology in the Classroom Fall. of Tomorrow," American Collegiate Retailing

10 Association Teaching Effectiveness Workshop, Thinking and Educational Reform, Sonoma State Atlanta, GA, April (with Minger). University, Rohnert Park, CA, August. "Using Multimedia Technology in the Historic "Interinstitutional Collaborative Symposium on Critical Costume Classroom," International Textile and Thinking," National Collegiate Honors Council Apparel Association Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, Conference, San Antonio, TX, October, (co­ MN, October. presenter with Honors faculty from Georgia, Iowa, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee) . "Teaching for Thinking," Missouri Business Education JOYCE B. LEMASTER, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Association, Osage Beach, MO, November. ENGLISH Performances Paper Read "Teaching Reasoning and Writing at Morehead State "Revelation and Authenticity: James Still's River of University," Morehead State University, Morehead, Earth," 5th Annual Mid-Atlantic American KY, January (with Rogers). Culture Association Meeting, Wheeling, WV, "Active Learning: Small Group Strategies for Altering October. the Traditional Lecture," Holiday Inn, Morehead, KY, April (with Brown). "Active Learning: Small Group Strategies for Altering ROBERT L. LORENTZ, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF the Traditional Lecture," Holiday Inn, Morehead, KY, MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING May (with Brown). Publications "Critical Thinking and Writing in MSU 101," "General Characteristics of Preoperational and Morehead State University, Morehead, KY, May Concrete Operational Thought as Related to (with Rogers). Attained Age or First Graders in a Southern Rural "FIPSE Pilot Workshop: Transforming Teacher School," Texas Science Teachers Journal, Education at Morehead State University," Morehead November. State University, Morehead, KY, June (with Gooding "Export Growth and Industrial Development: Some and Rogers). Further Evidence From South Korea," Economia "Introduction to Critical Thinking and Active Learning lnternazionale, February, (w ith Suliman and Across the Curriculum," Ashland Community Mengistu). College, Ashland, KY, June. Paper Read "Teaching for Thinking," Maysville Community "The Book Store," Annual Meeting of the College, Maysville, KY, August. International Academy for Case Studies, Myrtle "Questioning Strategies for Higher Order Thinking," Beach, SC, August (with Carland) . Raceland High School, Raceland, KY, August (with Williams) . "Teaching for Retention," Lake Michigan College, GEORGE M. LUCKEY, PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY Benton Harbor, Ml, September (with Luckey). AND ACADEMIC HONORS PROGRAM DIRECTOR "Teaching Creative Thinking," Ashland Community Papers Read College, Ashland, KY, November. "Critical Thinking and Active Learning Across the Curriculum," Kentucky Council of Teachers of SUE Y. LUCKEY, PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS English Conference, Louisville, KY, February (with EDUCATION Rogers and Helphinstine). Papers Read "Critical Thinking and Writing Across the Curriculum," "Active Learning Strategies That Enhance Critical Southern Regional Honors Council Conference, Thinking in Business, " 1 994 Missouri Business Louisville, KY. April (with Rogers) . Education Association Fall Conference, Osage "Active Learning and Critical Thinking: Teaching Beach, MO, November. Strategies for Retention," National Conference on "Marketing Tech Prep to Educators, Counselors, Student Retention, Washington, DC, July (with Employers, Students, and Parents," 1994 Kentucky Luckey) . Tech Prep Conference, Lexington, KY, June. "Higher Education Module," Sixth International "Marketing ' High Schools That Work' to Counselors, Conference on Thinking, Massachusetts Institute of Employers, Students, and Parents," The Eight Technology, Cambridge, MA, July (co-presenter Annual ' High Schools That Work' Staff with faculty from California, Illinois, Maine, Development Conference, Nashville, TN, July Missouri, Puerto Rico, United Kingdom-England) . (Sponsored by Southern Regional Education Board). "Critical Thinking and Writing Across the Curriculum," "Active Learning and Critical Thinking: Teaching Sixth International Conference on Thinking, Strategies for Retention, " 8th Annual National Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Conference on Student Retention, Washington, DC MA, July (with Rogers) . (One of the invited keynote speakers), July. "Transforming Teacher Education at Morehead State "Creative and Critical Thinking Instructional Strategies University," International Conference on Critical for Business Courses," Sixth International

11 Conference on Thinking, Massachusens Institute of DAVID T . MAGRANE, PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY Technology, Boston, MA, July. Publication "Creative and Critical Thinking Instructional Strategies "Effect of Estrogen and Estrogen Inhibitors on Mouse for Business Courses," Fourteenth Annual Preimplantation Embryos in vitro," FASEB Journal, International Conference on Critical Thinking and 8(7) Abstract Addendum: LB55, May, (with DeMoss Educational Reform, Sonoma State University, and Offun). Rohnert Park, CA, August. Paper Read "Creative and Critical Thinking Instructional Strategies "Effect of Estrogen and Estrogen Inhibitors on Mouse for Business Courses," Kentucky Business Preimplantation Embryos in vitro," American Society Education Summer Conference, Louisville, KY, for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, August. Washington, DC, May. "Active Learning Strategies That Enhance Critical Thinking in Business," 1 994 National Business Education Convention, Kansas City, MO, March. DEBORAH S. MALONEY, ASSESSMENT SPECIALIST/ Performances HOMEBOUND PARAPROFESSIONAL "A ctive Learning: Small Group Strategies for Altering Grant the Traditional Lecture," Training the Trainers Eliminating GED Test-Taking Barriers in Adult Workshop, Moreheaq State University, Morehead, Learning, The Brushy Fork Institute, Berea, KY, KY, April. $500, August (with Motley) . "Teaching for Retention at Lake Michigan College," Lake Michigan College, Benton Harbor, Ml, September (with Luckey). BENJAMIN K. MALPHRUS, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF "Active Lea rning at Maysville Community College," SCIENCE (All new faculty at Maysville Community College), Publications Maysville, KY, August. "The 1994 Kentucky Science Teachers Fall Grants Conferen9e," CommuniKAPS, Number 52, Fall . Enrichment Activities for Business Teacher "VLA Observations of the Peculiar System NGC Education," Kentucky Depa rtment of Education, 5291," Bulletin of t he American Astronomical $3,500, August. Society, Vol. 26, No. 4, (with Gottesman and Tech Prep Consortium Serving Eastern Kentucky," Simpson). Kentucky Department of Education, $42,000. Performances Vocational Education Title 11-C, First Year of a three­ "Instrumentation in Astronomy: Classroom Activities year proposal, Kentucky Department of Education, for the Elementary Teacher," National Science $17,000. Teachers Association National Convention, Anaheim, CA, March. "Activities in Astronomy for the Elementary Teacher," ROBERT C. MAGEE, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF National Science Teachers Association National BUSINESS EDUCATION Convention, Anaheim, CA, April. Papers Read "How Science Education is Preparing Future Teachers "Higher-Order Thinking Skill Use in the Workplace," for KERA," Symposium Lecture: How Will KERA Delta Pi Epsilon National Research Conference, Change Science Education, Kentucky Academy of Philadelphia, PA, November (with Schmidt). Science Fall Conference, Paducah, KY, November. "How to Find What You Need When You Need It," "VLA Observations of the Peculiar System NGC Bloomsburg University Workshop Presentation, 5291," Kentucky Academy of Science Fall Bloomsburg, PA, March. Conference, Paducah, KY, November. Publications "Improving Science Scores and Assessments," "Basic Business Education," Chapter in Delta Pi Kentucky Educational Leaders Round Robin Epsilon's Review and Synthesis of Research in Conference, Morehead, KY, November (with Ochs). Business Education (1980-1990). "PRISM Integrated Thematic Unit Share-A-Thon," "Delta Pi Epsilon's Review and Synthesis of Research Kentucky Science Teachers Association Annual Fall in Business Education ( 1 980-1990)," Associate Conference, Lexington, KY, October (with Ochs and Editor, Copyright 1994 (with Schmidt and Kandies). Atwood). "Higher-Order Thinking Skill Use in the Workplace," Grants Proceedings of the Delta Pi Epsilon National Eastern Kentucky K-3 Science Specialist Performance Research Conference, Philadelphia, PA, November Event Project to Drive Activity Centered Science," (with Schmidt). Kentucky Educational Development Corporation, "Thinking Skills: A Necessity for 90s Marketing $6,352, July. Students," Business Education Forum, October Space Sciences Resources Travel," Kentucky Space (with Schmidt). Grants Consortium, $3,761, February.

12 Kentucky 4-5 Science Specialists Project," Year three BRUCE A . MATTINGLY, PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY continuation, Kentucky Department of Education, Publications

$34,159, July. "Selective Antagonism of Dopamine D1 and D2 Partnership for Reform Initiatives in Science and Receptors Does Not Block the Development of Mathematics (PRISM), Continuation, $71,875, Behavioral Sensitization to Cocaine, " September. Psychopharmacology, Vol. 114, (with Hart, Lim, PRISM Supplemental Grant to Support 4-5 Science and Perkins). Specialists Initiative, $10,625, December. "Factors Affecting the Development of Behavioral Kinematics and HI Distribution of Interacting Galaxies, Sensitization to Apomorphine," Society for NASA Joint Ventures in Research Project, Year One, Neuroscience Abstracts, Vol. 20, (with Koch, $254,110, September. Osborne, and Gotsick).

"The Role of Dopamine D3 Receptors in Behavioral Sensitization, Sensitivity to Apomorphine, and Basal ANDREW D. MARTIN, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Dopamine Synthesis," Society for Neuroscience MATHEMATICS Abstracts, Vol. 20, (with Robinet, Rowlett, and Papers Read Bardo). "The Usual Epsilon-Delta Limit Definition is not Papers Read Perfect," Kentucky Section Spring Conference of "Haloperidol Blocks the Development of Behaviora l the Mathematical Association of America, Morehead Sensitization to Cocaine," Midwestern Psychological State University, Morehead, KY, April. Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, May (with "The Usual Epsilon-Delta Limit Definition is not Ellison, Rase, and McDonald). Perfect, " Miami University Conference on Classical "Factors Affecting the Development of Behavioral Analysis and General Topology in Undergraduate Sensitization to Apomorphine," Society for Education, October. Neuroscience Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, November "When is a Partially Ordered Set the Lattice of Open (with Koch, Osborne, and Gotsick).

Sets of Some Topological Space?" Kentucky " Role of Dopamine D3 Receptors in the Behavioral Section Spring Conference of the Mathematical Sensitization, Sensitivity to Apomorphine, and Basal Association of America, Morehead State University, Dopamine Synthesis," Society for Neuroscience Morehead, KY, April. Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, November (with "Mathematical Tricks and Puzzles," Lunchtime Robinet, Rowlett, and Bardo).

Colloquium of the Laboratory for Astronomy and "Effects of Chronic Dopamine D3 Receptor Solar Physics, NASA Goddard Space Center, July. Stimulation on Locomotor Activity and Subsequent "The Formation of Positonium by Positron-H Sensitivity to Apomorphine, " Kentucky Academy of Scattering," JOVE Seminar, NASA Goddard Space Science Annual Meeting, Paducah, KY, November Center, July. (with Cecil, Fields, and McDonald). Grant "Neurochemical and Behavioral Consequences of

NASA JOVE Summer Faculty Fellowship, Goddard Chronic Dopamine D3 Receptor Stimulation," Space Flight Center, $7,000, June-August. Kentucky Academy of Science Annual Meeting, Paducah, KY, November (with Langfels, Robinet, and Bardo). CHARLES E. MASON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF "Effects of Response Prevention on the Development GEOSCIENCE of Behavioral Sensitization to Apomorphine," Publication Kentucky Academy of Science Annual Meeting, "Taphonomic and Paleoenvironmental Inferences from Paducah, KY, November (with Fi elds and a Cephalopod Shellbank Occurrence Mississippian McDonald). Slade Formation, Northeastern Kentucky," "Longlasting Behavioral and Neurochemical Geological Society of America Abstracts with Consequences of Chronic Apomorphine Programs, April (with Ettensohn). Treatments," Kentucky Academy of Science Annual Papers Read Meeting, Paducah, KY, November (with Ellison, "A Pre-Devonian Dysaerobic Environment in Robinet, and Bardo). Kentucky," University of Kentucky, Department of Geological Science Seminar Series, Lexington, KY, January. LES MEADE, PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY "Pre-Devonian Dysaerobic Environments--An Example Paper Read From the Crab Orchard Shale of Northern "The Bluegrass and Western Coal Field: Filter Barriers Kentucky," University of Toledo, Department of to the Dispersal of Kentucky Vertebrates," 80th Geological Sciences Geology Colloquium, Toledo, Annual Meeting, Kentucky Academy of Science, OH , October. Paducah, KY, November.

13 ROBERT E. MEADOWS. PROFESSOR OF MANAGEMENT Grants Publications AI Sm ith Fellowship, Kentucky Arts Council, "Some Observations on Reviewing Cases," Frankfort, KY, $5,000, January. Proceedings of the Society for Case Research, March. Editor of Annual Advances in Business Cases 1993. MARK G. MINOR, PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH AND Grant DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF ENGLISH. FOREIGN Small Business Administration, Atlanta, GA. $3,500. LANGUAGES, AND PHILOSOPHY Publications Contributing Editor, The Romantic Movement: A ELIZABETH MESA-GAIDO, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Selective and Critical Bibliography for 1993, Locust ART Hill Press, 1994. Art Exhibits Book Reviewer for Choice, three books reviewed. One Person Exhibitions Paper Read Artists Alliance, Lafayette, Louisiana, August­ "My Place or Yours? Reflections of a Literary Critic September, Gallery Talk, September. Newly Come to Biblical Studies," American Oriental Personal Identity and Cultural History, Carnegie Arts Society/Society of Biblical Literature Midwest Center: Duveneck Gallery, Covington, KY, February. Branch Annual Meeting, Northwestern University, Group Exhibitions Evanston, IL February. Cubana, The Cuban Museum of Arts and Culture, Miami, FL, January. Totems and Other Structures, The Painted Bride Art GREGORY A . MITCHELL, LIBRARIAN I Center, Philadelphia, PA, September-December. Paper Read Hispanic Women, The Ohio State University, "Document Delivery: A Cost Rationale," Kentucky Columbus, OH , April. Library Association Academic Section Meeting, Lake Her Hands, Albin 0. Kuhn Gallery, University of Barkley State Park, April (w ith Pritchard). Maryland Baltimore County, Baltimore. MD, March­ Grant April. Kentucky Academic Libraries Networked Resources C.A .G.E., Cincinnati, OH , April. System, College Library Technology and Grants Cooperation Grants Program, U.S. Department of Kentucky Foundation for Women Grant, Louisville, Education, $5,227, October (with Besant and Hale). KY, $7,530, January. Professional Assistance Grant, Kentucky Arts Council, Frankfort, KY, $1,000, January. JOHN V . MODAFF, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Alternate Visions Grant, Alternate Roots, $2,775, SPEECH Georgia. Publication "Treatment of Heated Human Conflict Through Creative Communication: The Technology of GARY C. MESA-GAIDO, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Creative Interchange," Diversity Spoken Here, ART Proceedings of the Conference, published April, 35- Art Exhibits 42. One Person Exhibition Papers Read Encaustic 3-Dimensional Forms, The Gray Gallery, "Voice Efficiency Experts: An Exposition of a New Quincy University, Quincy, IL, November- Communication Service," presentation on the panel December. "Consulting in Communication," Annual Convention Group Exhibitions of the Kentucky Communication Association, Artswatch, Louisville, KY, May, (with Dean) . Lexington, KY, September. Ralston Fine Art, Johnson City, TN, February-March. "Treating Heated Human Conflict Through Creative Visual Arts Fellowship Exhibition, Friedman Images Interchange," Co-author of a paper presented by Dr. Gallery, Louisville, KY, October. Robert Grueninger at the National Convention of the Into Wood, Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art, American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Cleveland, OH , Curated International Exhibit, Recreation and Dance, Denver, CO, April. September-October. "Conflict Across Cultures: The Technology of Ninth Annual Greater Midwest International Creative Interchange," Annual Convention of the Exhibition, Central Missouri State University, Central States Communication Association, Warrenburg, MO, Juried Exhibit, January-March. Oklahoma City, OK, March. 24th Juried Show, Allentown Art Museum, Performances Allentown, PA, National Juried Exhibit, January­ Focus On Education, a 30-minute, award-winning March. documentary program produced, directed, and

14 hosted on a volunteer basis for WMKY-fm, E. Grote Symposium for the Advancement of Morehead State University' s public radio affiliate. Women, Morehead, KY, November. "Rowan County Middle School Speech Team," January. "Concerns About Kentucky Education Reform," SARAH R. MORRISON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF March. ENGLISH "Rowan County High School Storytelling Showcase," Publication April. "Of Woman Borne: Male Experience and Feminine "Appalachian Educational Laboratory KERA Truth in Jane Austen's Novels," Studies in the Researchers," May. Novel, Winter. "Rowan County Schools' Special Equestrian Program," June. "MSU/Rowan County Summer Enrichment Program," BARBARA W . MOTLEY, COORDINATOR/TEACHER July. Grants "Rowan County Independent High School," August. MSU-Licking Valley Center Basic ABE/GED/LIT "How Students Have Changed in the Last 20 Years," Program, Cabinet for Workforce Development, (encore broadcast) September. Frankfort, KY, $66,198, August (with Tobin). Also produced 52 segments of My Turn, a weekly Eliminating GED Test-Taking Barriers in Adult social/cultural/political commentary, aired on WMKY Learning, The Brushy Fork Institute, Berea, KY, each Wednesday during "Newsroom." $500, August (with Maloney). EKCEP Out-of School Youth/Adult Employability/ Placement Program, Eastern Kentucky Concentrated CAROLE C. MORELLA, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Employment Program, Inc., Hazard, KY, $33,697, BUSINESS EDUCATION AND DIRECTOR OF OFFICE OF November (with Porter and Hall). RESEARCH, GRANTS AND CONTRACTS MSU-Licking Valley Center JOBS ABE/GED/LIT Paper Read Program, Cabinet for Workforce Development, "Institutional Perspective on Conducting Animal Frankfort, KY, $54,364, August (with Tobin). Research," Office of Federal Programs Annual Meeting, American Association of State Colleges and Universities, Washington, DC, March. LAYNE NEEPER, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH Publication "Inventing Tradition: America's Earliest Literary CHARLES H. MORGAN, JR., PROFESSOR OF Histories," Studies in the American Renaissance, 1- PSYCHOLOGY 19. Paper Read Papers Read "DSM-IV Update," Kentucky Mental Health Institute, "Claiming Culture: America's First Literary Histories," Department of Mental Health, Louisville, KY, South Central Modern Language Association October. Conference, New Orleans, November. Grant "Between Two Worlds: Fred Lewis Pattee, Canon 1994-95 Psychological Services for the Eastern Reform and the Institutionalization of American Kentucky Correctional Complex, Cabinet for Literature," Kentucky Philological Association, Corrections, Commonwealth of Kentucky, Frankfort, Kentucky State University, March. KY, $4,078, July.

LARRY J. NETHERTON, WMKY GENERAL MANAGER RONALD D. MORRISON, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Grant ENGLISH Community Service Grant, Corporation for Public Publication Broadcasting, Washington, DC, $89,822, October. "Reader-Response Criticism in the Nineties," National Program Production and Acquisition Grant, Kentucky Philogical Review, 8: 41 -45. Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Washington, Papers Read DC, $32,529, October. "Reading Barthes and Reading Dracula: From Work to Text," Annual Meeting Kentucky Philogical Association, Frankfort, KY, March. MARY JO NETHERTON, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF "'Their Fruits Like Honey to the Throat--But Poison in FRENCH the Blood': Christina Rossetti's Rewriting of the Papers Read Vampire Myth in 'Goblin Market,"' The Pre­ "Merimee's Carmen: An Integrative Approach," Raphaelite Brotherhood and Their Circle International Central States Conference on Language Teaching, Conference, Waco, TX, April (invited paper). Kansas City, MO, April (with King). "The Vampyre in a Different Voice: Christina Rossetti "Coffee, Tea, and Me: Experiential Strategies in the and the Feminization of the Vampire Myth," Wilma Teaching of Foreign Languages," University of

15 Cincinnati Conference on Romance Languages and Grant Literatures, Cincinnati, OH, May (with Secor). "Using Facilitators to Enhance Primary Science "La Production et l'emploi de documents Instruction," Council on Higher Education, $62,823, authentiques," International Convention of the (with Boram). American Association of Teachers of French, Loew's Concorde Hotel, Quebec City, Canada (with Fogel, H~bert , Hodgson, Hull, Piriou, and Wenzell) . WENDELL M. O'BRIEN, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF "Merimee's Carmen: An lntegratie Approach," PHILOSOPHY (Expanded). Kentucky Council on the Teaching of Papers Read Foreign Languages, Radisson Hotel, Louisville, KY, "Is There a Problem About the Meaning of Life?" September (with King). BAPT Seminar on Virtue Ethics, University of Notre "C'est a moi: C'est a vous? Non, c'est a Nous: Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana, May. Encouraging Course Ownership Through the "The Meaning of ' Meaning' in 'the Meaning of Life'," Development of a Collaborative Syllabus," Kentucky Fall Meeting of the Kentucky Philosophical Honors Roundtable, Western Kentucky University, Association, Louisville, KY, November. Bowling Green, KY, October. "Tolstoy and the Mean ing of Life," Joint Meeting of "The Portrait of the Student as an Artist: the Gandhi-King Society and the Society for 'Correspondances,' Calligrammes, and Camille Philosophy in the Contemporary World at the Claudel," Youngstown Conference on the Teaching Eastern Division Meeting of the American of Romance Languages, Youngstown University, Philosophical Association, Boston, MA, December. Youngstown, OH , October (with Secor). "Empowering Persephone: Strengthening the Mother/Daughter Connection through Authentic DAVID R. OLSON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Communication, " Wilma E. Grote Symposium for PSYCHOLOGY the Advancement of Women, Adron Doran Papers Read University Center, Morehead State University, "Attachment Styles and Childhood Experiences of Morehead, KY, November. Dependent and Self-Critical Dysphorics," Midwestern Psychological Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, May. ,HYLLIS B. OAKES, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF "Cognitive Correlates of Hostility," Kentucky :DUCATION Psychological Association Annual Meeting, Publications Louisville, KY, October. "Helping Children Become More Self-Sufficient "Cynical Hostility, Attachment Styles, and Learners by Becoming Responsive Teachers," Interpersonal Problems, " Kentucky Psychological Kaleidoscope, (10) 7 -1 0 (with Hammons). Association Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY, October "Kentucky's Primary Program: A Progress Report," (with Woodford). UKERA Occasional Papers, Institute on Education Reform, University of Kentucky (with Bridge, Carney, Freeland, Hovda, Johnson, Kyle, Long, FRANK H. OSBORNE, PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY Mcintyre, Powell, Smith, Steffy, Tyson, Vance, Publication Weaver, Willis, Willis, Wirtz). "Factors Affecting the Development of Behavioral Papers Read Sensitization to Apomorphine," Society for "Two Professors Go to Primary School: Developing Neuroscience Abstracts, 20, 1032, (with Mattingly, an Empowering Learning Environment," Kentucky Koch, and Gotsick). Early Ch ildhood Association Fall Conference, Papers Read Lexington, KY, October (with Hammons). "Factors Affecting the Development of Behavior "Teachers' and Principals' Perceived Preparedness to Sensitization to Apomorphine," The Society for Implement Critical Attributes of Kentucky's Primary Neuroscience Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, November Programs," National Association for the Education (with Mattingly, Koch, and Gotsick) . of Young Children Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, "The Relationship Between High Versus Low Imagery December (with Hammons). Recall and Performance in an Introductory "Public School and Higher Education Collaboration: Psychology Course," Kentucky Academy of Science Working with Young Children and Preservice Annual Meeting, Paducah, KY, November (with Teachers in a Primary Setting," "Supporting the Lawson). Total Child," State and Federal Programs "Personality Correlates of Performance in an Conference, Lexington, KY, April (with Hammons) . Introductory Psychology Course," Kentucky

16 Academy of Science Annual Meeting, Paducah, KY, "Alternative Coal Refuse Disposal," Proceedings of November (with Dolan). the Association of Abandoned Mine Lands 16th "The Effect of Anxiety on Dysmenorrhea in College Annual Conference, Park City, UT, September. Students," Kentucky Academy of Science Annual " Considerations for a Multimedia En vironment," Meeting, Paducah, KY, November (with Wagoner) . Computers on Campus Conference Proceedings, Myrtle Beach, SC, November (with Spangler) . "Teaching Top-Down Problem Solving," Resources in DEAN W . OWEN, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION Education - ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult, Career. Publication and Vocational Education, July. "The Role of Middle School Counselors in Kentucky: Grant Perceptions of Administrators, Teachers, Students, Interdisciplinary Problem Solving and Reasoning to and Parents," Kentucky Counseling Association Enhance Math and Science, Eisenhower Grant, Journal, Fall. Council on Higher Education, Frankfort, KY, Papers Read $30,600, Fall. "Legal and Ethical Issues for Counselors," Ke ntucky Counseling Association Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY, October (with Weikel) . BETTY JO PETERS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF " Integrated Navigation and Tactical Situation Display ENGLISH Symbology," U.S. AeroMedical Association Publications Annual Meeting, Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, Writing from Literature: 101 Writing Exercises from August. College Instructors, Contributor for Harper Collins, "Raising Our Consciousness: The Role of Automatic April-May. Processing in Teacher Decision-Making," 17th Annual Bibliography of English Language and Annual National Society of Educators and Scholars Literature, Vol. 66, Contributor for Modern Conference, Evansville, IN , March (with Shepard Humanities Research Association. and Fasko) .

JOHN C. PHILLEY, PROFESSOR OF GEOSCIENCE AND TED PASS, PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Publication Grant "The Prevalence of Giardia and Cryptosporidium in Science and Math Alliance Project--Year 10, Council Eastern Kentucky Water Supplies," Kentucky Water on Higher Education, $18,009, November (with Resources, Abstract, December (with Sexton and Ramey). Wright). Paper Read "The Prevalence of Giardia and Cryptosporidium in MARY A. POLLOCK, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Eastern Kentucky Water Supplies," Kentucky Water EDUCATION Resources Institute Symposium, Lexington, KY, Papers Read December (with Sexton and Wright). "Using Picture Books with Middle Schoolers to Grants Motivate Writing Across the Curriculum," Kentucky Non-Point Source Pollution Study: Demonstration Council for the Teachers of English/Language Arts Project for Triplett Creek, Gateway District Health Annual Conference, Louisville, KY, February (w ith Department, $7,300, September. Enix). Isolation and Identification of Histoplasma capsulatum "Using Picture Books in Middle School Classrooms to from Sonora, KY, Stockyard, Livestock Marketing Motivate Writing and Reading," 17th Southeast Association and GAB, Louisville, KY, $3,600, Regional International Reading Association October. Conference, Birmingham, AL, October (with Enix).

CHARLES PATRICK, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF DANIEL L. PORTER, ADULT BASIC EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION TEACHER Publications Grants "Time-Cost Trade-Off Analyses of Longwall Face Parents as Teachers Component of the Family Transfers," Society of Mining, Metallurgy, and Literacy Program in Morgan County, The Brushy Exploration. Inc., Preprint No. 94-126, Albuquerque, Fork Institute, Berea, KY, $1,000, August (with NM, February (with Topuz) . Hall) .

17 EKCEP Out-of-School Youth/Adult Employability/ Tenth Annual Symposium of the Ohio River Basin Placement Program, Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Consortium for Research and Education, Huntington, Employment Program, In c., Hazard, KY, $33,697, WV (with Fultz) . November (with Motley and Hall) . "Water Column Primary Production in Old Woman Creek, " Program and Abstracts of the Inter­ national Association for Great Lakes Research ELSIE T. PRITCHARD, LIBRARIAN IV and the Estuarine Research Federation (with Paper Read Binion). " Document Delivery: A Cost Rationale," Kentucky Papers Read Library Association Academic Section Meeting, Lake "Use and Evolution of the Old Woman Creek Barkley State Park, April (with Mitchell). Phosphorus Biogeochemistry Model," Coastal Wetland Ecology and Management Symposium, Key Largo, FL. ROBERT D. PRITCHARD, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF "Water Column Primary Production in Old Woman MUSIC Creek," Program and Abstracts of the International Performances Association for Great La kes Research and the Principal Flute, In Concert, Lexington Philharmonic, Estuarine Research Federation (with Binion). Lexington, KY. " Primary Production Research at Old Woman Creek Flutist, Newly Published Music Concert, Annual National Estuarine Research Reserve," Meet the Convention of the National Flute Association, Researcher Day, Old Woman Creek NEAR, Huron, Kansas City, MO, August. OH . Grants Non-Point Source Pollution Study Demonstration Plan PAULINE RAMEY, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF for Triplett Creek, U.S.E.P.A. through Gateway NURSING Regional Health Department, $4,000. Publication Effect of Fertilization on Plankton Biogeochemistry in "Rhymes of the Freshmen Year Experience," The Grayson La ke, KY, Kentucky Department of Fish Keystone, Spring. and Wildlife, $12,000. Evaluation of the Trophic Status of Eastern Kentucky Reservoirs, U.S.E.P.A . Clean Lakes Program, BRIAN C. REEDER, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Kentucky Environmental Protection Cabinet, BIOLOGY $50,000. Publications "The Role of Primary Producers in Nonpoint Phosphorus Retention in a Great Lakes Coastal EDWARD B. REEVES, PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY Wetland," Ecological Engineering, 3 :161-169. Papers Read "Holocene Biogeochemical and Pollen History of a "Solidary Ritual: A Social Transaction Cost Lake Erie, Ohio, Coastal Wetland, " Ohio Journal of Approach," Society for Cross-Cultural Research Science, 94(4):87-93 (with Eisner) . Annual Meeting, Santa Fe, NM, February. "Modelling Ecosystem and Landscape Scales of Lake "Political Institutionalization and Social Transaction Erie Coastal Wetlands," pp. 563-574 In Mitsch, Costs: An Exploratory Study," North Central W .J . (ed.) Global Wetlands: Old World and New, Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Columbus, Elsevier, Amsterdam (with Mitsch and Robb). OH, April. "Water Quality Analysis of Seven Eastern Kentucky "Solidary Ritual and Social Transaction Costs: An Reservoirs," Program and Abstracts of the Tenth Alternative to the Durkheimian Ritual Theory," Annual Symposium of the Ohio River Basin Rational Choice Theory Session of the American Consortium for Research and Education, Huntington, Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Los WV (with Davis). Angeles, CA, August. " Effect of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilization on Grayson Lake, KY," Program and Abstracts of the Tenth Annual Symposium of the Ohio River Basin STEVEN K. REID, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Consortium for Research and Education, Huntington, GEOSCIENCE WV (with Crawford and Spier). Publication "Comparison of Methods of Measuring Water Column "Sequence Stratigraphy and Evolution of a Production in a Great Lakes Wetland," Program and Progradational, Foreland Carbonate Ramp, Lower Abstracts of the Tenth Annual Symposium of the Mississippian Mission Canyon Formation and Ohio River Basin Consortium for Research and Stratigraphic Equivalents, Montana and Idaho," Education, Huntington, WV (with Binion) . Carbonate Sequence Stratigraphy: Recent "A Quick, Accurate, Inexpensive Method to Measure Advances and Applications, American Association Total Kjedhal Nitrogen and Phosphorus in the of Petroleum Geologists Memoir 57, (with College Classroom," Program and Abstracts of the Dorobek).

18 CATHERINE M. RILEY, MSU-RSVP PROJECT JOBS Program Contract, Kentucky Department for COORDINATOR Adult Education and Literacy, Frankfort, KY, Grants $23,503, (with Calvert). The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, Morehead JTPA Contract, Kentucky Department for Adult State University, (3 year grant). Corporation for Education and Literacy, Frankfort, KY, $38,217 National and Community Service, Washington, DC, (with Calvert). $113,826, June. Systematic Training Approach for the Future, Montgomery County Retired and Senior Volunteer Kentucky Department for Adult Education and Program, Morehead State University, United Way of Literacy, Frankfort, KY, $26,896. the Bluegrass of Montgomery County, KY, $4,975, 1 994 Homeless Evaluation, Kentucky Department for February. Adult Education and Literacy, Frankfort, KY, $7,000.

GLENN C. ROGERS, PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH Papers Read ROBERT D. ROYAR, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF "Critical Thinking and Active Learning Across the ENGLISH Curriculum," KCTE/LA, Louisville, KY, February Publication (with Luckey and Helphinstine). "New Horizons, Clouded Vistas," Computers and "Writing Poetry with Students," KCTE/LA, Louisville, Composition, 11 (2) . KY, February (with Mincey). Paper Read " Critical Thinking and Writing Across the Curriculum," "Building Students' Knowledge Base: The World Southern Regional Honors Council Conference, Almanac as a Basic Writing Text," Kentucky Louisville, KY, April (with Luckey). Association for Developmental Education "Critical Thinking and Writing Across the Curriculum," Conference Annual Meeting, Elizabethtown, KY, Sixth International Conference on Thinking (MIT, November. Cambridge, MA), July (with Luckey) . Performance Institutional Collaborative Symposium on Critical DAVID R. RUDY, PROFESSOR OF ~OCIOLOGY AND Thinking, National Collegiate Honors Council DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF SOCIOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK, Conference, San Antonio, TX, October (with six AND CORRECTIONS other symposium leaders). Publication "Perspectives on Alcoholism: Lessons from Alcoholics and Alcohologists," Drug Use in America: HAROLD ROSE, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION Social. Political and Cultural Perspectives, edited by Publications P. Venturelli, pp. 23-29, Boston, MA: Jones and Adult Education for the Homeless: 1993 Program Bartlett Publications. Evaluation, Cabinet for Workforce Development, Papers Read Frankfort, KY. "Evaluating Substance Abuse Programming for Male Increasing Parental Involvement Through Family and Female Offenders," North Central Sociological Resource and Youth Services Centers, Cabinet for Association, Columbus, OH , April (with Johnson Human Resource, Frankfort, KY (with Shepard) . and Kilty). Papers Read "Successes and Failures in Prison Drug Programs: "Family Empowerment," Family Resources and Youth Quantitative and Qualitative Assessments," Society Service Centers Kick-Off Training '94, Lexington, for Study of Social Problems, Los Angeles, CA, KY, September. August (with Johnson and Kilty). "The Power of Parents: Increasing Parental Grants Involvement in Eastern Kentucky," Camp Program Evaluation of the Kentucky Corrections Celebration ' 94 Training Program, FR/YSC, Cabinet Substance Abuse Program, Kentucky Lexington, KY, June (with Shepard). Corrections Cabinet, Bureau of Justice Assistance, "Increasing Parental Involvement in Eastern Kentucky Block Grant, Washington, DC, October 1993 - Schools Through Family Resource and Youth September 1994, $360,000, Evaluation component­ Service Centers," Kentucky Association of Teacher $20,000 (with Johnson). Education Annual Conference, Lexington, KY, Program Evaluation of the Kentucky Corrections October (with Shepard) . Cabinet Substance Abuse Program, Kentucky Grants Corrections Cabinet, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Adult Learning Center Basic Grant, Kentucky Block Grant, Washington, DC, September 1994 - Department for Adult Education and Literacy, December 1994, $360,000, Evaluation component­ Frankfort, KY, $94,573 (with Calvert). $20,000 (with Johnson).

19 SCOTT W . RUNDELL, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MARKHAM B. SCHACK, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM Publication Paper Read Exploring Science with NASA Spacelink, "Practical Aspects of Blood Transfusions in Small CommuniKAPS, (52) Journal of the Kentucky Animals," 16th Annual Morehead Clinic Day, Science Teachers Association. Morehead, KY, June. Papers Read Grant "Appropriate Software for Early Childhood," Kentucky Selegiline Hydrochloride for the Treatment of Early Childhood Association Annual Conference: Symptoms of Aging in Dogs, A clinical pilot study, Community Partnerships for Kentucky's Children, Orion-Farmos Pharmaceuticals, Turku, Finland, Lexington, KY, October. $1,200, March (with Tyner). "Developmentally Appropriate Computer Software for the Pre-School Child," Army Child Development Services Annual Conference, Fort Knox, KY, DAVID J. SAXON. PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY September. Publication "Software for the Prereading Child," Kentucky "Hypercholesterolemia and Arachidonic Acid-Induced Education Technology Annual Conference, Platelet Aggregation," The FASEB Journal, 8(7) Louisville, KY, March. " Language Arts Computer Software for Reading Abstract Addendum: LB66, May. Readiness," Kentucky Council of Teachers of Paper Read English/Language Arts Annual Conference: "Hypercholesterolemia and Arachidonic Acid-Induced Changing Times, Louisville, KY. Platelet Aggregation," American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Washington, DC, May . JOHN R. SECOR, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES Publications JOYCE H. SAXON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF The Bluegrass Bulletin (of the Kentucky Council on MATHEMATICS the Teaching of Foreign Languages), Fall Conference Papers Read Issue, Vol. 2 1, No. 1, 41 pp, editor. "The Integrated Instructional Delivery System," 11 The Bluegrass Bulletin, Winter-Spring issue, (20, 3-4) universities in Puerto Rico, January. 28 pp, editor. " Integrated Instructional Delivery System," KY-Sec Papers Read MAA, Morehead, KY, April. " Portrait of the Student as an Artist: Exploring the "Gender Equity in Teaching Math and Science," Creative Process in 'Correspondances', KCTM, Northern Kent ucky, October. Calligrammes, and Camille Claude!," 18th Annual "Are Women's Ways of Learning Math, Science and Conference on the Teaching of Languages and Technology Better Ways for Everyone?" Women's Literatures, Youngstown State University, Symposium, Morehead State University, Morehead, Youngstown, OH, October (with Netherton). KY, November. "Experiential Strategies in the Teaching of French "Does Computer Technology Help Students Learn Literature, or Coffee. Tea. and Me," 14th Annual Developmental Math? " Ed . Consulting Group, Cincinnati Conference on Romance Languages and Columbus, OH, December. Literatures, University of Cincinnati, OH , May (with Grant Netherton). Mathematical Instructional/Explorations Laboratory, Compositions NSF Instrumentation and Laboratory Improvement The Trutones: " Hard Times," "Beautiful Dreamer," Grant (Ill-IG), $50,000, August. "The Star-Spangled Banner" (choral arrangements in barbershop style), February, May, and November.

EDNA 0. SCHACK. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION JOHN M. SEELIG, PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL WORK AND Papers Read COORDINATOR OF SOCIAL WORK AND CORRECTIONS Moderator: "Learning and Communicating Math and Publication Science," Wilma E. Grote Symposium for the "Child Welfare Issues in Ethiopia," International Social Advancement of Women, Morehead St ate Work, 37(3), pp. 221 -237 (with Tesfaye). University, Morehead, KY, November. Grant "Mathematics Software for Early Childhood," MSU Training Resource Center, Kentucky Department Kentucky Council of Teachers of Mathematics Fall for Social Services, Frankfort, KY, $50,691 (with Conference, Union, KY, October. Marshall).

20 JACK C. SHELTMIRE, PROFESSOR OF HEALTH, JAMES E. SMALLWOOD, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL Paper Read EDUCATION, AND RECREATION "The Right Stuff-Excelling in Leadership," Publication International Technology Education Association "Senior Games: A Moving Experience," KAHPERD National Conference, Kansas City, MO, March (with Journal, Vol. 30, No. 1, pp. 31-33. Bell, Gilberti, and Rouch). Papers Read Grant "Outdoor Leadership Standards: A National and Brown & Sharpe Metrology Grant Program, $24,000 International Summary," National AAHPERD, toward the purchase of a new MicroVal PFx Denver, CO . Coordinate Measuring Machine. As well as $8,250 "Athletic Trainers in Kentucky," KAHPERD, Louisville, for Reverse Engineering/Basic "Digitizing Package KY. Software from Cadkey, Inc. "Standards for Outdoor Leaders," KAHPERD, Louisville, KY. "Leadership Structures," 48th Annual Recreation RONALD D. SPANGLER, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Conference, Cortland, NY. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY Grant Papers Read National Collegiate Athletic Association (NYSP). "Effects of Computer-Based Animated and Static Overland Park, KS, $4 7 ,000. Graphics on Learning to Visualize Three-Dimensional Kentucky Department of Education, Frankfort, KY, Objects," National Conference of the Association of $18,712. Educational Communication and Technology, Nashville, TN, February. "Considerations for a Multimedia Environment," ANGELA SIMON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Computers on Campus National Conference, Myrtle PSYCHOLOGY Beach, SC, November. Publication "Judgements of a Woman's Emotions: The Influence of Observer Attitudes," Journal of Applied Social STUART S. SPRAGUE, PROFESSOR OF HISTORY Psychology, 24, 251-259. Publication Presentations "From Slavery to Freedom, The Economy of "Attitudes Toward Homosexuals: A Comparison and Northeastern Kentucky," Essays in Economic and Further Exploration," Society of Southeastern Social Business History, XII. Psychologists Annual Meeting, Winston-Salem, NC, Papers Read November (with Baker, Giovannini, and Jones). "Black History of Maysville and Mason County," " Southeastern College Students' Attitudes Toward Center of Excellence for the Study of Kentucky Homosexuals," Kentucky Psychological Association African Americans Historical Lecture Series, Annual Meeting, Louisville, Ky, October (with Baker, Kentucky State University, Frankfort, KY, Giovannini, and Jones). October. "Inmate Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding HIV and "The Federal Presence, Key to Understanding AIDS," Kentucky Psychological Association Annual Kentucky During Reconstruction," Madison County Meeting, Louisville, KY, October (with Hart). Civil War Rountable, Richmond, KY, November. "Judgments of Others' Emotional Appropriateness "Family Life on the Kentucky Pocket Plantation: and Personality Traits," Southeastern Psychological Sources, Research Strategies and Preliminary Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, Conclusions; " Conference on Slave Family, March (with Chapman). Montreal, Canada, November.

KENNETH L. SIPLEY, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF JUDITH STAFFORD, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MUSIC SOCIAL WORK Publications Publications "Education Reform and the Music Educator," Part I, "Grassroots Organization: Process and Product, " Bluegrass Music News, 46:1 , October. Fulfilling Our Mission Rural Social Work in the "Improving Vocal Self-Image and Tone Quality in 1990s. Proceedings of the 17th National Institute Adolescent Girls: A Study," The Choral Journal, on Social Work and Human Services in Rural Areas, 35:3, October. West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV. Paper Read "Learning Styles: Field Independent and Field "The Effects of Vocal Exercises and Information Dependent As They Relate to Gender and Race, " About the Voice on the Tone Quality and Vocal Diversity Spoken Here. Proceeding of the Self-Image of Adolescent Female Singers," Conference at Morehead State University, Southeastern Music Education Symposium, May. Morehead, KY.

21 Papers Read "Gendering the Classroom," South Carolina Women's "Appalachian Women Doing It Their Way: Creating a Studies Conference, Columbia, SC, March. Non-Profit Agency," Women in Appalachia: The "You Have Heard Their Voices, Have You Felt Their Ninth Annual Conference on Appalachia, University Pain," Georgia Statewide Developmental Studies of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, November (with Conference, Jekyll Island, GA, April. Schatz, Hutchenson, and DeHart). " Political Issues in the Post-Colonial Writing "The Children of Ruth: Gleaning for the Future," 1 9th Classroom," Post Colonial and Commonwealth Annual Institute on Social Work and Human Conference, Statesboro, GA, April. Services in Rural Areas, Castleton, VT, July. "Through My Eyes: The Multiple Perspectives of "Youth Service Centers in Kentucky - Roles for Lesbian Literature," American Women Writers of Removing Barriers," GROW Conference, Louisville, Color Conference, Ocean City, MD, October. KY, February. "Bees, Bats, Eagles, and Spiders: Women Engendering Thought and Environmental Harmony in Native American Women's Fiction," American T. ADRIAN SWAIN, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR/CURATOR Popular Culture Association of the South/Popular Art Exhibits Culture Association of the South, Charlotte, NC, New Folk Art, Presentation of A cquisitions, Kentucky October. Folk Art Center (KFAC), Morehead State University, "The Golden Notebook, A Question of Power, and Morehead, KY, January-February. Maru: Contrasts in Female Friendship in the Writing Paintings by David Lucas, Solo Exhibition, KFAC, of Doris Lessing and Bessie Head," Modern Morehead State University, Morehead, KY, March­ Language Association Convention, San Diego, CA, May. December. Something Big: The Art of Minnie and Garland Adkins, retrospective exhibition, KFAC, Morehead State University, Morehead, KY, June-September. SUZANNE E. TALLICHET, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Appalachian Folk Art, Regional Survey Exhibition, SOCIOLOGY Wayne Center for the Arts, Wooster, OH , June­ Publications July. Book Review: Women's Work and Women' s Lives: Oh My Gourd! retrospective exhibition of art by The Continuing Struggle Worldwide, Hilda Kahne Minnie Black, KFAC, Morehead State University, and Janet Z. Giele (eds.), Rural Sociology, Fall, Vol. Morehead, KY, September-November. 59, No. 3, pp. 561 -563. Rural Visions, Regional Survey Exhibition, Ashland Book Review: The Health of Women: A Global Community College, Ashland, KY, November­ Perspective, Marge Kolinsky, Judith Timyan, and Jill December. Gay, (eds.), The Journal of Rural Health, Winter, New Faces, Presentation of acquisitions, KFAC, Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 59-60. Morehead State University, Morehead, KY, Paper Read December. "Empowering Rural Sociology: Exploring and Linking Grants Alternative Paradigms in Theory and Methodology," Morehead State University Folk Art Center Arts Rural Sociological Society 57th Annual Meeting, Development Grant, Kentucky Arts Council, Portland, OR, August (with panel members Harris, Frankfort, KY, $3,950, July. Bridger, and Sachs). Reinstallation of the Permanent Collection, Utilization of Museum Resources, Museum Programs, National Endowment for the Arts, Washington, DC, CAROLYN D. TAYLOR, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF $26,700, December. HUMAN SCIENCES Papers Read "Restructuring: A Threat to Home Economics Units PATTI C. SWARTZ, INSTRUCTOR OF ENGLISH at Regional Benchmark Institutions," Kentucky Publications Home Economics Association Annual Meeting, "Gender in the First Year Writing Course," Concerns: Owensboro, KY, March. Women's Caucus ofthe Modern Languages, Spring. "Implications for Thematic and Center-Based "In the Zone," "Collaborators," Ogeechee, Spring. Preschool Curriculum," Supporting the Total Child: Papers Read State and Federal Programs Conference, Lexington, " Gender, Reading and Writing: Gender in the First KY, April. Year Writing Course," Georgia/South Carolina "Department of Human Sciences and Head Start College English Association, Athens, GA, February. Ventures in Field Experiences, " Supporting the Total

22 Child: State and Federal Programs Conference, Paper Read Lexington, KY, April. " On the Use of Partials in Tuning," Blue Grass Chapters, Piano Technicians Guild Tuning Seminar, March. DEBORAH B. TESCH, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS Publications C. LEE TYNER, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF "Instructional Software Selection: Schools of VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY AND COORDINATOR OF Business Dilemma," Proceedings of the Southern VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY Management Information Systems Association 1 994 Publications Conference, October (with Albin and Tesch). "Patient Oriented Anesthesia," 1 994 Proceedings of "Information System Professionals' Attitudes: Mid-American Veterinary Conference, pp. 199-207. Development Tools and Concepts," Journal of "Delivery Guidelines for Canine Use of AErrane," Systems and Software, Winter (with Klein and Ohmeda Pharmaceutical Products Division, Inc. Sobol). Presentations "Instructor's Manual to Accompany Introductory " Patient Oriented Anesthesia," 83rd Kentucky COBO L A Transaction-Oriented Approach," The Veterinary Medical Association, 21st Annual Mid­ Dryden Press Harcourt Brace College Publishers, America Veterinary Conference, Louisville, KY. Fort Worth, TX, (with Tesch and Simpson). "Chemical Restraint and Field Anesthesia in the Horse, " Sixteenth Annual Morehead Clinic Day, Buffalo Trace Veterinary Medical Association/ ROBERT C. TESCH, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association. INFORMATION SCIENCES "Anesthetic Equipment and Common Errors in Publications Equipment Use," Lexington Small Animal Veterinary Introductory COBOL A Transaction-Oriented Medical Association. Approach, Harcourt Brace College Publishers, (with "Anticipation of Anesthetic Complication," Buffalo Simpson). Trace Veterinary Medical Association. "Instructor's Manual with Test Bank and Grants Transparency Masters to Accompany," Introductory Wound Healing in Horses, Schering-Piough Animal COBOL A Transaction-Oriented Approach, Harcourt Health, $2,500. Brace College Publishers (with Simpson) . Selegiline Hydrochloride for the Treatment of Symptoms of Aging in Dogs," Wolfgang Jochle Associates, Inc., $1 ,200 (with Rundell) . JONELL TOBIN, DIRECTOR OF MSU-LICKING VALLEY Immobilization of Rocky Mountain Elk with Telazol CENTER and Xylazine Hydrochloride and Antagonism by Grants Yohimbine Hydrochloride, The Rocky Mountain Elk MSU-Licking Valley Center Basic ABE/GED/LIT Foundation and The Federal Wildlife Restoration Program, Cabinet for Workforce Development, Fund Administer by the South Dakota Department Frankfort, KY, $66,198, August (with Motley). of Game, Fish and Parks. MSU-Licking Valley Center Family Literacy Program, Invasive Resuscitation and Trauma Evaluation Kentucky Department for Adult Education and Procedures Laboratory, Kentucky Area Health Literacy, Frankfort, KY, $7,000, February. Education Center, $2,000. 1994 Teamwork for Tomorrow Mini-Grant, The Brushy Fork Institute, Berea , KY, $500, August (with Walter). PAMELlA P. WALTER, COMMUNITY EDUCATION Family Literacy Program in Morgan County, Cabinet COORDINATOR for Workforce Development, Frankfort, Ky, Grant $25,000, September. 1994 Teamwork for Tomorrow Mini-Grant, The MSU-Licking Valley Center JOBS ABE/GED/LIT Brushy Fork Institute, Berea, KY, $500, August Program, Cabinet for Workforce Development, (with Tobin). Frankfort, KY, $54,364, August (with Motley).

MICHAEL R. WALTERS, ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT FRED W. TREMPER, KEYBOARD TECHNICIAN FOR ADMINISTRATION AND FISCAL SERVICES Publication Art Exhibit " Using the Accu-Tuner to Tune Historical Black and white photographs (3) included in "3X3", Temperaments," Piano Technicians Journal. a three-state juried exhibition, Ashland Area Art

23 Gallery/Paramount Arts Center, Ashland, KY, Technology, and Religious Ideas, Institute for Liberal A ugust. Studies, Kentucky State University, Frankfort, KY, April. "Propositional Attitudes and Scientific Realism," New GABE T. WANG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Mexico and West Texas Philosophical Society, El SOCIOLOGY Paso, TX, April. Publications "Duty, Dharma, and the Environmental Crisis," Fifth "Visible or Invisible Hand: The Taiwan Experience," International Congress on Vedanta, Miami China Report, January-March. University, Oxford, OH, August. " Adolescent Substance Use and Codependence," "The Environmental Crisis as a Crisis of the Spirit," Journal of Studies on Alcohol, May (with Hawks Annual Conference, Society for Philosophy in the and Bahr) . Contemporary Worl d, Estes Park, CO, August. "Radical Translation and Animals: An Argument from the Principle of Humanity," Southwestern WILLIAM J . WEIKEL, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION AND Philosophical Society, San Antonio, TX, November. DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF LEADERSHIP AND "Tolstoy, Gandhi, and Deep Ecology: An Argument SECONDARY EDUCATION for the Constitutive Goodness of the Natural Publication World," American Philosophical Association: Eastern "The Role of Middle School Counselors in Kentucky: Division, Joint Meeting of the Gandhi-King Society Perceptions of Administrators, Teachers, Students and the Society for Philosophy in the Contemporary and Parents," Kentucky Counseling Association World, Boston, MA, December. Journal, Fall (with Huffman, Fasko and Owen). "Sustainable Development, Flourishing, and Poverty," Papers Read American Philosophical Association: Eastern " Lega l and Ethical Issues in Counseling," Kentucky Division, Meeting of the International Society for Counseling Association, Louisville, KY, October. Environmental Ethics, Boston, MA, December. "Ethical Issues in Counseling," Morehead State University Spring Conference, Morehead, KY, April (with Owen). ALBAN L. WHEELER, PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY Papers Read "Fear of Crime on Campus: It's a Man's World," JACK WEIR, PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY Ninth Annual Conference on Campus Violence, Publications Baltimore, MD, February. "An Argument for the Constitutive Goodness of the "Fear of Crime on Campus: A Survey of Residential Natural Environment," Southwest Philosophy College Students," Southern Sociological Society, Review 10, 167-75, January. April, Raleigh, NC. "Biblical Inerrancy and Infallibility: A Philosophical "Fear of Crime on Campus," North Central Analysis," Southwest Philosophy Review, 10, 129- Sociological Society, Columbus, OH , April. 48, Summer. "The Environmental Crisis as a Crisis of the Spirit," Science. Technology, and Religious Ideas, 5, 60-66, MARILYN A. YALE, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF Fall. GOVERNMENT "Who Can Save the Earth? Agenda 21 and "Candidate Dianne Feinstein: Political Communication Professional Expertise," Proceedings of the United in California, " 1994 Wilma E. Grote Symposium for Nations Conference on the Ethical Implications of the Advancement of Women, Morehead State Agenda 21 , January. Edited by Donald A. Brown, University, Morehead, KY. New York: United Nations Publications. "The Symbolization of Abortion in The New York Papers Read Times: 1973-1993," 1994 Midwest Political "Who Can Save the Earth? Agenda 21 and Science Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. Professional Expertise," Conference on the Ethical Implications of Agenda 21 , United Nations, New York, NY, January. STEPHENS. YOUNG, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION "Wilderness, Identity, and Character," American Non-Print Media Academy of Religion: Southwest, Dallas, TX, Writer/Producer/Host: "New Orleans and All That March. Jazz," a sixty minute radio program on the "The Environmental Crisis as a Crisis of the Spirit," development and evolution of Dixieland Jazz. Aired Fifth Interdisciplinary Conference on Science, on WMKY, Fall.

24 RECIPIENTS OF 1994-95

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS GRANTS

LYNN AUGSBACH, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY "Encouraging Children's Use of Metaphor: A Developmental Analysis"

JON BURGESS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC; ANDREW GLENDENING, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC; AND PAUL TAYLOR, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC "Music for Trumpet, Trombone, and Piano: A Compact Disc Recording"

XIAOBO HU, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GOVERNMENT " The Political Economy of Decentralization and Resource Allocation in Contemporary China"

TERRY IRONS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH "Linguistic Atlas of Kentucky Project: Creating the Database "

HILARY IWU, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS EDUCATION "Attitudes of University Teacher Education Faculty Toward the Kentucky's New Teacher Standards "

YU LUO, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY "Dynamic Economic and Demographic Information System of Morehead State University Service Region "

BENJAMIN MALPHRUS, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF SCIENCE; JACK WHIDDEN, PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS; AND RODNEY STANLEY, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION "Optimizing the Surface Geometry of the Morehead Radio Telescope"

BRUCE MATTINGLY, PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY

"Stimulant-Induced Behavioral Sensitization: Role of Dopamine D2 and D3 Receptors "

25 RECIPIENTS OF 1994-95 RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS GRANTS (Continued)

ELIZABETH MESA-GAIDO, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ART "Multi-Media Installation Based on the Cuban-American Experience"

GARY MESA-GAIDO, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ART "A Sculpture Piece: Hundreds of Polyhedrals "

ANNE PHELPS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY "Physical, Chemical, and Macroinvertebrate Diversity Correlates of Darter Distribution "

TIMOTHY PITTS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY "The Potential for the Development of Import-Substituting Manufacturing in Eastern Kentucky Hardwood Industry"

BRIAN REEDER, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY "Ecosystem Development of Eastern Kentucky Wetlands"

STUART SPRAGUE, PROFESSOR OF HISTORY "Roads to Freedom: Fugitive Slaves, The Underground Railroad and Joining the Union Army--Mason, Fleming, Nicholas, Bath, Bourbon, Montgomery, Bracken, and Clark Counties, Kentucky and Adams, Brown, and Scioto Counties, Ohio"

SUZANNE TALLICHET, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY "The History of Women Coal Miners 'in the Appalachian Region"

GABE WANG, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY, AND TED MARSHALL, PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL WORK "Study of Adolescent Deviant Behaviors and Related Variables in Incarcerated Juvenile Delinquents in Kentucky"

ALBAN WHEELER, PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY, AND BYRON JOHNSON, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY "Victimization and Fear of Crime on Campus"

26 RECIPIENTS OF MAY 1994

SUMMER RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP GRANTS

NANCY BREAUX, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATIONS "Night Club Skin: A Portrait of Nancy King"

ANDREW GLENDENING, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC "The Reception of Trombone Passages and Their Extra-Musical Association in the Symphonies of Johannes Brahms "

ROBERT HAYES, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION "Needs Assessment for Manufacturing Companies in Morehead State University Service Region"

ISHAPPA HULLUR, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF FINANCE "Investment Tax Credit and Capital Formation"

TERRY IRONS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH "Verb Forms in Appalachian English"

BRUCE MATTINGLY, PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY

"Role of Dopamine D3 Receptors in the Development of Cocaine-Induced Behavioral Sensitization"

DAVID OLSON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY "Cognitive and Interpersonal Correlated of Hostility"

NANCY PETERSON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH "Understanding the Stakes of Writing Curriculum Reform in Pre- and Post-Secondary Education"

JAMES SMALLWOOD, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION "Investigation of Technology, Science and Math Integration Activities"

STEPHEN TIRONE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ART "Ceramic She// Bronze Casting"

27 RECIPIENTS OF THE DISTINGUISHED RESEARCHER AWARD

BRIAN C. REEDER JAMES GOTSICK 1994 1986

JOHN E. KLEBER STUART S. SPRAGUE 1993 1985

THOMAS S. STROIK GEORGE DICKINSON 1992 1984

WILLIAM C. GREEN FRANCIS H. OSBORNE 1991 1983

WILLIAM J. WEIKEL DAVID HYLBERT 1990 1982

LLOYD R. JAISINGH TED PASS 1989 1981

DAVID R. RUDY JULES DUBAR 1988 1980

BRUCE A. MATTINGLY VICTOR HOWARD 1987 1979

28 RECIPIENTS OF THE DISTINGUISHED CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS AWARD

SHIRLEY GISH 1994

MICHELLE BOISSEAU 1993

ROBERT J. FRANZINI 1992

29 RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS COMMITTEE 1994-95

College of Science and Technology Caudill College of Humanities Robert Boram Dixon Ferrell Ted Pass Robert Pritchard

College of Business College of Education and Behavioral David Barber Sciences Robert Tesch Barbara Niemeyer Judith Stafford

Llbr•ri•n Graduate Students Gregory Mitchell Christopher Moore Ginger Poff Deborah Oesch Natasha Woods

Office of Research, Grants and Contracts Administrative Committee Support Carole Morella Darlene Allen, Grants Specialist Office of Research, Grants and Contracts

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