Faculty Bibliography College of Liberal Arts 2009 Texas State University-San Marcos is a member of The Texas State University System. i Texas State University System Board of Regents Ron Blatchley, Chairman Bryan/College Station Charlie Amato, Vice Chairman San Antonio Kevin Lilly Houston Ron Mitchell Horseshoe Bay David Montagne Beaumont Trisha Pollard Bellaire Michael Truncale Beaumont Donna Williams Arlington Christopher Covo, Student Regent San Marcos Brian McCall, Chancellor Texas State University-San Marcos, Administration Dr. Denise M. Trauth, President Dr. Perry D. Moore, Provost Texas State University-San Marcos, College of Liberal Arts Dr. Ann Marie Ellis, Dean Dr. Britt Bousman, Associate Dean for Research Dr. Nancy Grayson, Associate Dean for Student Academic Affairs Dr. Lucy Harney, Associate Dean for Curriculum and Planning College of Liberal Arts Faculty Bibliography 2009 July 15, 2010 The College of Liberal Arts Faculty Bibliography lists activities and achievements of Liberal Arts faculty from January 1, 2009, through December 31, 2009. These data were downloaded from the online Liberal Arts Faculty Annual Review System. The 2009 Bibliography has been compiled by Britt Bousman, Associate Dean for Research, with the editorial assistance of Emily Edwards, Administrative Assistant, College of Liberal Arts. Table of Contents Pages Faculty Bibliography Statistics 2009 ....................................................................................ii I. Faculty Awards and Honors, Executive Leadership Positions, and Board Memberships -International, National, and Regional ........................................1-2 II. Faculty Awards and Honors, Executive Leadership Positions, and Board Memberships -State and Local ...........................................................................2-4 III. Books ...........................................................................................................................4-5 IV. Book Chapters, Refereed Articles, Essays, Stories, Poems, & Other Works ..............5-19 V. Scholarly Papers, Presentations, & Readings: National, Regional, & State ................19-36 VI. External Grants, Contracts, & Program Funding .........................................................36-39 VII. Editorships of Journals & Membership on Editorial Boards – International, National, Regional, & State ....................................................................39-41 VIII. Mentors of Graduate Student Papers, Published Work, or Awards – International, National, Regional, & State ....................................................................41-49 IX. Mentors of Undergraduate Student Papers, Published Work, or Awards – International, National, Regional, & State ..........................................................................................49-51 i College of Liberal Arts Faculty Bibliography Statistics 2009 (7/15/10) 1. Faculty honors and awards for teaching – international, national, regional: 2 awards 2. Faculty honors and awards for teaching – state, local and university: 21 awards 3. Faculty honors and awards for scholarship and creative activity – international, national, regional: 25 awards 4. Faculty honors and awards for scholarship and creative activity – state, local and university: 16 awards 5. Publications (in print from 1/1/09 through 12/31/09) and papers: 32 books, 410 book chapters, refereed articles, essays, poems, short stories and other published works 465 scholarly papers, presentations, and readings at international,national, and regional conferences 6. Grants and contracts managed* (started, continuing, or completed) and new development funds: 103 active grants, endowments, contracts, new development funds $2,307,790 million total spending 75 new grant and contract proposals submitted $8,387,325 in new proposal requests 7. Editors of scholarly journals and officers/members of editorial boards: 69 faculty members 8. Faculty mentors for graduate student publications and papers presented at national/regional meetings and for student award recipients: 56 faculty members served as mentors 181 graduate student awards, publications and papers mentored 9. Faculty mentors for undergraduate student publications and papers presented at national/regional meetings and for student award recipients: 25 faculty members served as mentors 54 undergraduate student awards, publications and papers mentored * Texas State‘s Office of Sponsored Programs records a total amount of $3,006,277 awarded as new grants and contracts to Liberal Arts faculty from January 1 through December 31, 2009. ii College of Liberal Arts Faculty Bibliography (7/28/10) January 1 – December 31, 2009 I. Faculty Awards and Honors, Executive Leadership Positions, and Board Memberships – International, National, and Regional Anthropology Bousman, C. Britt. Honorary Research Fellow, School of Geography, Archaeology and Environmental Studies, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa Juarez, Ana. Fellow, Society for Applied Anthropology —. Treasurer and Executive Board Member, National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies English Bell-Metereau, Rebecca. Marquis Who‘s Who of American Women Blair, John. The William Goyen/Doris Roberts Fellowship, Christopher Isherwood Foundation Gilb, Dagoberto. Silver Gavel Award Best Documentary, ―Writ Writer,‖ American Bar Association Jackson, Rebecca. Honorable Mention, Outstanding Scholarship and Best Article Awards, International Writing Centers Association Morin, Tomas Q. Scholarship, Bread Loaf Writers‘ Conference —. Scholarship, New York State Summer Writers Institute —. Third Prize, Narrative Magazine Poetry Contest Geography Butler, David R. Visiting Geographical Scientist Program, Association of American Geographers and Gamma Theta Upsilon Geography Honor Society —. Chair, Steering Committee, Binghamton Geomorphology Symposia Series —. Executive Board Member, Biogeography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers —. Historian/Archivist, Geomorphology Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers —. Member, Advisory Committee, Mountain Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers —. Chair, Mountain GeoDynamics Research Group Dixon, Richard W. Co-chair Specialized Operational Services Committee, National Weather Association —. Chair, Meridian Book Award Committee, Association of American Geographers —. Co-Director, International Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conferences Fuhrmann, Sven, Lee D. Stone, Melinda. C. Casey, Mary D. Curtis, Amber. L. Doyle, Brian D. Earle, Doug D. Jones, Phil Rodriguez and Steve M. Schermerhorn. Best Secondary Teaching Article Award, Journal of Geography, National Council for Geographic Education —. Governor General‘s Academic Medal Recipient, Wilfrid Laurier University —. Medal for Academic Excellence at the Graduate Level - Faculty of Arts, Wilfrid Laurier University Lu, Yongmei. Texas State University - San Marcos Delegate, University Consortium of Geographic Information Science —. Member, Board of Directors, International Association of Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Sciences Muniz, Osvaldo. ―Best Professor of Geography, 2002-2006.‖ Departamento de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de La Serena, La Serena, Chile Oestreich, Jo Beth. Distinguished Higher Education Achievement Award, National Council for Geographic Education Petersen, James F. Outstanding Service Book Review Editor Award, Journal of Geography, National Council for Geographic Education Andy Sansom. Lifetime Achievement Award, The Nature Conservancy —. Cornelius Amory Pugsley Medal, National Parks Foundation —. Chuck Yeager Award, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation 1 —. Ernest Thomson Seton Award, International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies —. Chevron Conservation Award, Chevron Oil —. Distinguished Alumnus, Austin College and Texas Tech University History De la Teja, Jesús F. Medalla de Acero al Mérito Historico, ―Capitán Alonso de León,‖ en el ámbito Internacional, Sociedad Nuevoleonesa de Historia, Geografía y Estadística, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico Hartman, Gary. Bronze Telly Award Executive Producer, Texas Music Cafe, (PBS TV series) McWilliams, James E. The Hiett Prize in the Humanities, The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture Modern Languages Glajar, Valentina. Executive Committee Member, Romanian Discussion Group, MLA Political Science Balanoff, Howard. Paul Van Riper Award, American Society for Public Administration Ruger, William. Defense Meritorious Service Medal, U.S. Department of Defense —. Non-Article 5 TO Service Medal, North Atlantic Treaty Organization —. Afghanistan Campaign Medal, U. S. Department of Defense —. Armed Forces Reserve Medal, U. S. Department of Defense —. Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon, U.S. Department of Defense Wright, Walter. Honorary Member, Club de Abogados-Mediadores, Buenos Aires, Argentina Psychology Archer, Richard. Fellow, Society of Experimental Social Psychology Davis, John M. Member, Board of Directors, American Psychological Association, Division 52, Society for International Psychology —. Parliamentarian, American Psychological Association, Division 52, Society for International Psychology Osborne, Randall. Outstanding Contributor, Sunbelt Region, William Glasser Institute —. Vice President, Southwestern Region, Psi Chi International Honor Society in Psychology Rogers, Robyn. Liaison, Sunbelt Region, The William Glasser Institute for Reality Therapy and Choice Theory Sociology Mosel-Talavera,