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Anthropology - Ronald Schirmer, co-organized a volume on Red Wing, MN archeology.
Anthropology - Kate Blue, M. McCrossin and B. Benefit, “Terrestriality in a: Middle Miocene Context Victoriapithecus from Maboko, Kenya.”, a chapter in "Human Origins and Environmental Backgrounds," In press.
Economics - Atrayee Ghosh Roy & Hendrik Van den Berg, “Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth: A Time-Series Approach,” Global Economy Journal, 2006.
Economics - Atrayee Ghosh Roy, John E. Anderson, & James R. Schmidt, "Housing Tax Deductions and Single-family Housing Demand," International Journal of applied Economics, 2006.
Economics - Saleheen Khan, Syed Ahmed, & Abdulhamid Sukar “Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in ASEAN-4 Countries: Estimation of Panel Data” will appear as a chapter in a book entitled: "Globalization and Balance of Payments Experience of Asia" to be published by ICFAI University in India.
Economics - Kyu Sang Lee , “Dissertation Abstract: ‘Rationality, Minds, and Machines in the Laboratory: A Thematic History of Vernon Smith’s Experimental Economics’,” Experimental Economics, 8(2):171, 2005.
Economics - Kyu Sang Lee, “Mechanism Design Theory Embodying an Algorithm-Centered Vision of Markets/Organizations/Institutions,” History of Political Economy, 38(special issue). 2006.
Economics – Kyu Sang Lee , “How (Not) to Shed Light on the Experiment in Economics: Review Essay” History of Economics Ideas and Proceedings of the 10 th World Multi- Conference on Systematics, Cybernetics and Informatics.
Economics – Kyu Sang Lee , “Finite Automata Crossing the Border into Economics”, History of Economics Ideas and Proceedings of the 10 th World Multi- Conference on Systematics, Cybernetics and Informatics.
Economics - Phillip Miller , "Private Financing and Sports Franchise Values: The Case of Major League Baseball," Journal of Sports Economics.
Economics - Phillip Miller , "Revenue Sharing in Sports Leagues: The Effects on Talent Distribution and Competitive Balance," Journal of Sports Economics.
Economics - Richard Schiming , "Banks in Our World," Economic Science Association meetings, Tucson, AZ, October 2, 2005.
Economics - Michael Spencer, B.F. Rodriguez, R. B. Weisberg, M. E. Pagano, S. E. Bruce, L. Culpepper, and M. B. Keller, “Characteristics and Predictors of Full and Partial Recovery from Generalized Anxiety Disorder in Primary Care Patients,” Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, vol. 194, no. 2, February 2006.
Ethnic Studies - Wayne Allen, “Maria Pearson – a.k.a., Running Moccasins: A Life Spent Living, Teaching and Bridging Between Tradition and Modernity, Thereby Reconciling the Dead With the Living,” Journal of the Iowa Archaeological Society, 52 (1): 87-90, 2005.
Geography - Donald Friend, "Rock Glaciers and Climate Change: Some of the Effects of Higher Atmospheric Temperature in Mountains," The Funnel: News Magazine of the German-American Fulbright Commission, v.41(2):26.
Geography - Donald Friend , “Surface Macrofabric of Boulder Dominated Desert Mountain Slopes, California, USA,” Journal of Mountain Science, v.2(3): (in press).
Geography - Changjoo Kim , N. Lee, S. Kim and D. Shin, 2005, "Accessibility and coverage measurement by network peering information" Journal of Academy of Business and Economics, 2005.
Geography -Changjoo Kim, Timothy C. Matisziw, Alan T. Murray, “Strategic Service Extension in Bus-based Public Transportation Systems” European Journal of Operational Research, 2005.
Geography - Changjoo Kim , Morton E. O'Kelly, & Hyun Kim, “Internet reliability with realistic Peering,” Environment and Planning B, 2005.
Geography - Marty Mitchell, Jose Lopez, Pam Miller,“Climate Change: Length of Growing Season in the US Corn Belt, 1911-2000,” Physical Geography, 26:2, (2005).
Geography - Forrest Wilkerson & Cynthia Miller , “Hurricane ‘Katrina’ and the Impact on New Orleans, A Reflection of Ailing Social, Economic, and Physical Infrastructure,” Geographische Rundschau International Edition, Vol. 2, No. 1 (2006).
Geography - Fei Yuan, Sawaya, K.E., Loeffelholz, B.C., and Bauer, M.E. “Land Cover Mapping and Change Analysis in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area with Landsat remote sensing.” Remote Sensing of Environment, 98(2-3): 317-328, 2005.
Geography - Fei Yuan, M.E. Baer, N.J. Heinert, and G. Holden artcile, “Multi-level Land Cover Mapping of the Twin Cinties Metropolitan Area with Multi-seasonal Landsat TM/ETM+ Data,” Geocarto International, 20(2):5-14.
Geography - Fei Yuan, Sawaya, K.E., Loeffelholz, B.C., & Bauer, M.E., “Land cover mapping and change analysis in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area with Landsat remote sensing,” Remote Sensing of Environment, 98(2-3): 317-328 (2005).
Geography - Martin Mitchell, Changjoo Kim, Tonya Rogers (Geography BS and MA alum),& Tim Loesch, “Determining Orthographic Accuracy,” Geospatial Solutions, March 2006.
History - Melodie Andrews assisted Capstone Press and Compass Point Books in the production of four history books for young readers: biographies of Betsy Ross, Elizabeth Caty Stanton and Bitty Madsen, and a book on the Articles of Confederation.
History - Melodie Andrews , “They Asked to Go: The Untold Story of Early Blue Earth Country Women Veterans,” The Blue Earth County Historian, Fall 2005.
History - Lori Ann Lahlum, "'Everything was Changed and Looked Strange': Norwegian Women in South Dakota", South Dakota History 35(Fall 2005): 189-216.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jim Bailey , “The Art of Profiling a Historical Case: The Whitechapel Murders,” Ripperologist: The Journal of Jack the Ripper, East End and Victorian Studies (No. 59), May 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jim Bailey (co-authored with Carlo Campabasso and F. Vinci, Department of Legal Medicine, University of Bari, Italy), “Morphological Study of Class and Individual Characteristics Produced by Firing 2500 Cartridges in a .45 Caliber Semi-Automatic Pistol,” Association of Firearm and Tool Mark Examiner’s Journal, Fall 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jim Bailey (co-authored), “An Analysis of Epidermal Ridges on Ancient Sumerian Tablets,” published in Journal of Forensic Identification, September – October, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jim Bailey (co- authored), “Processing Latent Prints on Cartridge Cases,” with Paul Humphreys, Fingerprint Expert, Northern Territory Police, Australia at the18th International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences, Fremantle, Western Australia, April 2-April 8, 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jeffrey Bumgarner, “Criminal Profiling and Public Policy,” Criminal Profiling Series Volume I: International Perspectives on Theory, Research, and Practice, Humana Press in 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jeffrey Bumgarner, “Profiling and the Professionalization of Criminal Investigation,” Criminal Profiling Series Volume II: The Psychology of Serial Violent Offenders and Their Criminal Investigation, Humana Press in 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Doran Hunter, "Civil Society and Valued Government: Is Moral Government Possible," Published in electronic form by Caux Round Table Publications (www.cauxroundtable.org), St. Paul, Minnesota, January 10, 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Doran Hunter , "Is There a Scientific Basis for Moral Government? A Western Perspective," Published in electronic form by Caux Round Table Publications (www.cauxroundtable.org), St. Paul, Minnesota, March 14.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski was featured in Police – The Voice of the Service, November 2005. Dr. Lewinski was an expert witness in an officer involved shooting in London, England. The article discussed his work with officer reactions in critical incidents and the Force Science Research Center.
Psychology - Dawn Albertson, “Distinctive Profiles of Gene Expression in the Human Nucleus Accumbens Associated with Cocaine and Heroin Abuse,” Neuropsychopharmacology.
Psychology - Andi Lassiter co-authored a chapter titled, “Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning: The Role of the Instructor,” in an edited book: Teaching and Learning with Virtual Teams (Ferris & Godar, Eds., 2005).
Social Studies - Clark Johnson , Dana Deming-Hodapp and Lynae Johnsen, “ Mentor Connection: Building Success for Students on Academic Probation.” Academic Advising Today from the National Academic Advising Association. http://www.nacada.ksu.edu/AAT/NW28_4.htm .
Social Work – Marilyn Frank was featured in “Teaching Aging: Materials for Social Work Curricullum.”
Social Work – Annelies Hagemeister published her article in “Council on Social Work Education: Domestic Violence Modeules for Foundation Courses”
Social Work - Paul Mackie, “Burnout and Satisfaction Between Rural and Urban Social Workers: A Qualitative Analysis” in Rural Mental Health, Volume 30 (3) pp. 9-14. Summer 2005.
Social Work – Paul Mackie, “Are There Differences Between Rural and Urban Social Workers? Understanding Educational and Demographic Predictors.” Journal of Baccalaureate Social Work.
Social Work – Robin Wingo was featured in “Teaching International Content: Curriculum resources for Social Work Education,”
Sociology & Corrections - Jim Robertson, “A Punk’s Song about Prison Reform,” Pace University Law Review, vol. 2:527-562 (2004) Spring 2005.
Sociology & Corrections - Jim Robertson, “'Separate But Equal' in Prison: Johnson v. California and Common Sense Racism,” Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, vol. 96 (2005-2006).
Sociology & Corrections - Jim Robertson, Four subject areas on prisoners' rights written for The Encyclopedia of American Civil Liberties (forthcoming).
Sociology & Corrections - Dennis Waskul , Body/Embodiment: Symbolic Interaction and the Sociology of the Body (co-edited with Phillip Vannini. Ashgate, 2006). He co-authored “Symbolic Interaction as Music: The Esthetic Constitution of Meaning, Self, and Society,” (forthcoming in Symbolic Interaction).
Sociology & Corrections - Dennis Waskul , “Internet Sex: The Seductive ‘Freedom To’,” Introducing the New Sexuality Studies: Original Essays and Interviews (edited by Steven Seidman, Nancy Fischer, and Chet Meeks. Routledge, 2006.
URSI - Janet Cherrington-Cucore , “Preserving the Past, Building for the Future,” Minnesota Women in City Government 2005 newsletter.
URSI - Tony Filipovitch , “Maybe It Could Be a Mini-Merger,” “My View” Mankato Free Press, February 11, 2006.
Anthropology - Ronald Schirmer’s textbook review for The Human Past, Thames and Hudson, was quoted in their print catalogue, Feb. 2006.
Anthropology - Ronald Schirmer was a content reviewer for a newly published children's book on archeology titled, Deserted Stone Cities, by Rachel A. Koestler-Grack, Newbridge Publishing.
Economics - Phillip Miller’s review of the book, National Pastime: How Americans Play Baseball and the Rest of the World Plays Soccer, was published in the February issue of the International Journal of Sport Finance.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jim Bailey has written a book review, Death's Acre: Inside the Legendary Forensics Lab - The Body Farm - Where the Dead Do Tell Tales, by William Bass and Jon Jefferson which will be published in a future edition of the Forensic Science International Journal.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Fred Slocum’s book review of William Chafe’s Private Lives/Public Consequences: Personality and Politics in Modern America, will be published in an upcoming 2006 issue of the journal, White House Studies.
URSI - Tony Filipovitch , review of Susan Fainstein, The City Builders 2 nd Ed., Journal of Urban Affairs, 2005, 27:2, 203-205.
URSI - Tony Filipovitch’s , review of Osborne & Hutchinson, The Price of Government, Journal of Urban Affairs, 2005, 27:2, 207-209.
Anthropology - Kathleen Blue , "Anthropology and Forensic Science in the Age of C.S.I.," American Anthropological Association meeting, Washington DC, November 30- December 5, 2005.
Anthropology - Kate Blue , “Sexual Dimorphism and Indicators of Substrate Preference: Implications for Fossil Species,” American Association of Physical Anthropologists meetings, Anchorage, AK, March 8, 2006.
Anthropology - Kate Blue & H. Bauer-Clapp, “An Analysis of Health Indicators in Sub-adults from Select Mimbres Populations: Why is There No Correlation?”, American Association of Physical Anthropologists meetings, Anchorage, AK, March 9, 2006.
Anthropology - Kate Blue, L. Becker, & M. Birnbaum, “An Evaluation of Skeletal Remains and Mimbres Ceramic Typology: The Galaz Ruin,” American Association of Physical Anthropologists meetings, Anchorage, AK, March 9, 2006.
Anthropology - Kate Blue & S. Binkley, “Beyond the letter of the law: Fleshing Out Identity as a Collaborative Process,” American Association of Physical Anthropologists meetings, Anchorage, AK, March 9, 2006.
Anthropology - Paul Brown , "Getting our Message to the Masses: Teaching Evolution to General Education Students,” American Anthropological Association meeting, Washington DC, November 30- December 5, 2005.
Anthropology - Susan Schalge , “Something Good in Itself: Education for Private Benefit or Public Good?” American Anthropological Association meeting, Washington DC, November 30- December 5, 2005.
Economics - Kyu Sang Lee, “ Mechanism Design Theory: Economics of Organizations/Institutions Viewed as Abstract Machines”, History of Political Economy (HOPE) Conference, Duke University. April 22-24, 2005.
Economics - Kyu Sang Lee, “ Smith Responding to Simon by Subsuming Bounded Rationality of Conscious Cognition under Rationality of Unconscious Cognition” History of Economics Society 2005 Conference, University of Puget Sound. June 24-27, 2005.
Economics - Kyu Sang Lee, “Mechanism Design Theory: Economics of Organizations/Institutions Viewed as Abstract Machines,” at the History of Political Economy Conference, Durham, NC, April 22-24, 2005.
Economics - Kyu Sang Lee “ Smith Responding to Simon by Subsuming Bounded Rationality of Conscious Cognition under Rationality of Unconscious Cognition,” at the History of Economics Society Conference, Tacoma, WA, June 24-27, 2005.
Economics – Saleheen Khan, “Stock Price, Margin Borrowing, and Holding Period:Is There a Long Term Relation?”, Midwest Economics Association, Chicago, IL, March, 2006.
Economics – Saleheen Khan, “A Time Series Analysis of the Output of Bangladesh Railway.” Midwest Economics Association, Chicago, IL, March, 2006.
Economics - Saleheen Khan discussed a paper, “The Effect of Foreign Exchange Risk and Return on Workers' Remittances” by Carlos Vargas-Silva from Western Michigan University at the Midwest Economics Association Annual Meetings in Chicago, IL, March 2006.
Economics - Richard Schiming , "Patterns of Homework Initiation for Web-based Activities in Economics: A Study in Procrastination," Midwest Conference in Student Learning in Economics, Akron, OH, October 28, 2005.
Economics - Michael Spencer presented a seminar, “Providing and Valuing Threshold Public Goods with Alternative Rebate Rules,” at the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute. Taipei, Taiwan, January 4, 2006.
Economics - Michael Spencer presented a seminar, “Providing and Valuing Threshold Public Goods with Alternative Rebate Rules,” at the Department of Geography at National Changhua University of Education, Changhua, Taiwan, January 5, 2006.
Ethnic Studies - Wayne Allen, “Disturbances in the Dreamtime: Evidence for Prehistoric Violence in Subarctic Dene Traditional Oral Narratives,” Napoleon A. Chagnon Festschrift, Human Behavior and Evolution Society Conference, Austin, TX, June 1-5, 2005.
Ethnic Studies - Kebba Darboe , “Challenges of Good Governance in Post-conflict Liberia,” Global Strategic Studies Conference, Omaha, NE, October 6-8, 2005.
Ethnic Studies – Kebba Darboe & Lul Ahmad, “Needs Assessment: A Case Study of Elderly African Immigrants in Minnesota” at the National Association of Ethnic Studies conference in San Francisco, CA. March 31, 2006.
Ethnic Studies – Kebba Darboe & Lul Ahmed, “Challenges of the Somali Immigrant in Minnesota,” Kessel Peace Institute’s Annual, Pathways to Peace Conference, Mankato, MN, April 13, 2006.
Ethnic Studies – Maricela DeMirjyn, “Surviving the System: Narratives of Chicana/Latina Undergraduates,” Minnesota State University, Mankato, March, 2006.
Ethnic Studies - Maricela DeMirjyn , “Surviving the System: Narratives of Chicana/Latina Undergraduates” National Association of Ethnic Studies conference in San Francisco, CA. March 31, 2006.
Ethnic Studies – Luis Posas, “Immigration and Community Change in Small Towns of Rural Southern Minnesota,” Minnesota State University, Mankato, March 2006.
Geography - The Geography Department presented a colloquium, “The African Welfare State and the HIV/AIDS Crisis,” by Dr. Fred Kruger and Dr. Cyrus, Samimi, Institut Fur Geographie, Universitat Erlangen, Germany, Mankato, MN, March 3, 2006.
Geography - Donald Friend , "From the Beach to Climbing Tropical Ice: A Vertical Transect in East and Central Africa," Colloquium, Institut für Geographie, Friedrich-Alexander Universität, Erlangen, Germany (2005).
Geography - Donald Friend , "Rock Glaciers and Climate Change," at the Fulbright Berlin Seminar, Berlin, Germany (2005).
Geography - Donald Friend , “The Evolution of Desert Colluvial Boulder Fields.” Colloquium, Institut für Geographie, Friedrich-Alexander Universität, Erlangen, Germany (2005).
Geography - Donald Friend , “The Evolution of Desert Colluvial Boulder Fields.” Colloquium, Geographisches Institut, Universität zu Köln, Germany (2005).
Geography - Donald Friend , Leland Dexter, Richard Trujillo & Donald Earnest, “Observations and Measurements of Rock Glacier Energy Budgets and Surface Flow Rates, San Juan Mountains, Colorado USA .” Abstracts, Italian Glaciological Committee 9 th Alpine Glaciological Meeting, Milano, Italy.
Geography - Changjoo Kim , “Travel Demand Forecasting in a GIS-T Context,” GIS/LIS Conference, St. Cloud, MN., October 3-5, 2005.
Geography - Changjoo Kim , “Accuracy Measurement of Digital Images under System Integration of GIS, GPS, and RS”, 101 Annual Meeting, The Association of American Geographers, Denver, CO, April 5-9, 2005.
Geography - Changjoo Kim & Piush Dahal, “Spatial Decision Support Integration to Current Geographic Information System (GIS) for Location Analysis and Strategic Planning in Minneapolis-St. Paul Metro Area,” GIS/LIS Conference, St. Cloud, MN., October 3-5, 2005.
Geography - Changjoo Kim , & Woo Jang, “The Study of the Balance Between Jobs and Housing in GIS Framework: In Case of the Seven County Metropolitan Area in Minnesota,” GIS/LIS Conference, St. Cloud, MN., October 3-5, 2005.
Geography - Fei Yuan , “Estimating and Mapping Percent of Impervious Surface Area: A Comparison of Different Methods,” GIS/LIS Conference, St. Cloud, MN., October 3-5, 2005.
Gerontology – The Center on Aging & the Summit Center presented the Chesley Lecture on Aging, “The Ageless Community: Get Ready for the Age Wave,” March 30, 2006. Speakers included Connie Goldman, Robert McNulty, and Jody Kretzmann.
History - Melodie Andrews , “Sleepy Hollow Revisited: The Hessians in the Literature, Myth and Memory of the American Revolution,” Southwestern Historical Association meeting, New Orleans, LA, March 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jim Bailey , “Preservation of Latent Impressions on Curved, Conical, and Asymmetrical Surfaces,” International Association of Forensic Sciences Meeting, Hong Kong, China, August 21-26, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jim Bailey , “Development of GSR Patterns using Digital Infrared Photography,” International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences, Fremantle, Western Australia, April 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jim Bailey , “A Classification System and Identification Key for .177 caliber Pellets,” American Academy of Forensic Sciences Conference, Seattle WA, February 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Colleen Clarke spoke on terrorism policy at the federal government level and the disconnectedness between expectations and reality, Canadian-United States Justice Issues Cross-Border & Global Contexts Conference, Warrensburg, MO, February 21, 2006
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Doran Hunter , "Justice, Values and Civil Society: Is Moral Government Possible?" International Conference on Social Science Research, Orlando Altamonte Springs, FL, December 5, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Doran Hunter , "Civil Society and Valued Government: The Caux Round Table Principles for Establishing Moral Government," Conference of the Employers Confederation of the Mexican Republic (COPARMEX), City of Puebla, Mexico, October 12 – 14, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Tom Inglot , “US Relations with Europe and Latin America,” Midwest Global Educators Conference, Minneapolis, MN, October 29, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Legal, Psychological and Biomechanical Aspects of Officer-Involved Lethal and Less Lethal Force,” AELE Law Enforcement Legal Section Seminar, Las Vegas, NV, February 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Force Science Research Center Presentation on Human Performance in Lethal Force Encounters,” Association of Training Officers of Minnesota Conference, St. Paul, MN, February 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Force Science Research Center Presentation on Human Performance in Lethal Force Encounters,” American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers Conference, Albuquerque, NM, January 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Threat Assessment and Survival in a Challenging Mental Health Environment.” Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health. Los Angeles, CA, December 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Critical Incident Policing,” London Metropolitan Police Federation, Constables’ Branch Board. London, England, October 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “An Eye to the Future - Leading Edge Research in Law Enforcement Safety Training,” Canadian Officer Safety Conference, Victoria, B.C., Canada, September 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Research from the Force Science Research Center,” Canadian Officer Safety Conference, Victoria, B.C., Canada, Sepember 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Research from the Force Science Research Center,” Labor Relations Information Systems, Use of Force Seminar, San Antonio, TX, September 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Research from the Force Science Research Center,” Iowa Department of Criminal Investigation. Des Moines, IA, September 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Research from the Force Science Research Center,” Wisconsin Law Enforcement Training Officers Association. Oconomowoc, WI, September 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Bill Lewinski , “Research from the Force Science Research Center,” High Liability Trainers’ Conference. Orlando, FL, September 2005
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Fred Slocum , “Connecting the Past and the Present: Historical Realities and Current Political Trends in the South,” “Some Lessons from the Past,” Southern Political Science Association Conference, Atlanta, GA, January 5-7, 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Fred Slocum, “Connecting the Past and the Present: Historical Realities and Current Politics in the South” on the same panel, at the Southern Political Science Association’s Annual Conference in January 2006.
Psychology - Kevin Filter , “ Functionally-Indicated and Contra-Indicated Academic Interventions for Problem Behavior, ” International Conference for Positive Behavior Support, Reno, NV, March 2006.
Psychology - Kevin Filter , “ Post-Implementation Evaluation of the Check In/ Check Out Program in a Natural School Context,” International Conference for Positive Behavior Support, Reno, NV, March 2006.
Psychology - Rosemary Krawczyk , "The Math Gene: Faulty Assumptions and New Perspectives" & "Mentoring Women Toward Achievement: Characteristics of Effective Mentors," Conference on Women, Gender, and Science, New Paltz, NY, October 22, 2005.
Kimberly O'Farrell & Paul Merlini (MSU Alumnus), “Satisfaction from the Looking Glass Self: Relationship Satisfaction Mediates the Effect of Relational Self-Esteem on Romantic Intentions,” Society for Personality and Social Psychology Annual Meeting, Palm Springs, CA, January 2006.
Psychology - Lisa Perez and Ryan Riley(I-O alum), "Coping with Workplace Incivility: Implications for Psychological Distress and Counterproductivity," International Conference on Occupational Stress and Health, Miami FL, March, 2006.
Social Studies - Clark Johnson , “Expecting Global Experience in Teacher Candidates and Helping Them Achieve It,” American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education meeting, San Diego, CA, January 31, 2006.
Social Studies - Clark Johnson , “Dialogs in Poetry and Motion,” Minnesota Council for the Social Studies Annual Conference, Bloomington, MN. March 9, 2006.
Social Work - Bill Anderson , "PTSD: Lessons from the Past, Issues in the Present, Concerns for the Future," Minnesota Social Services Supervisors Conference, Breezy Point, MN, September 30, 2005.
Social Work - Bill Anderson , "PTSD: Lessons from the Past, Issues in the Present, Concerns for the Future," Region IX Minnesota Social Services Association (MSSA) Annual Conference, September 30, 2005.
Social Work - Christine Black-Hughes , "Attachment as a Protective Factor,” Minnesota Social Services Supervisors Conference, Breezy Point, MN, September 30, 2005.
Social Work - Nancy Fitzsimons , "Developmental Asset Framework for Positive Youth Development," Region IX Minnesota Social Services Association (MSSA) Annual Conference, September 30, 2005.
Social Work - Marilyn Frank , "Reality Social Work: Working in task groups to create change" 27th Annual International Symposium on Social Work with Groups, Minneapolis, MN, September 29-October 2, 2005.
Social Work - Marilyn Frank , "Reality Social Work: Working in Task Groups to Create Change," International Symposium on Social Work with Groups, Minneapolis, MN, September 29-October 2, 2005.
Social Work - Debra Gohagan , “Online tools for collaboration,” MNLINK User Gropus Meeting. St Paul, MN, October 31, 2005.
Social Work - Debra Gohagan , “Efolios, LTA's, Open Source, RSSs, Weblogs, Wikis & SwikisAKA: Who put the Technology in my Alphabet Soup?” Minnesota Library Association Conference, Minneapolis, MN, September 23, 2005.
Social Work - Annelies Hagemeister , “Domestic Violence Research and Resources: Accessing Information to Promote Safety,” Baccalaureate Social Work Programs meeting, Austin, TX, November, 2005.
Social Work - Paul Mackie , "Job Satisfaction and Burnout among Rural and Urban Social Workers," Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Chicago, IL, February 19, 2006.
Social Work - Paul Mackie , “Qualitative Differences Between Rural and Urban Social Workers.” Agriwellness Inc., The Clock is Ticking for Rural America: A Behavioral and Safety Conference. Bloomington, MN. July 12, 2005.
Sociology & Corrections - Barbara Carson, Kim Greer, and Justine Phillips , “JOLT into Action,” American Probation and Parole Association meeting, Austin, TX, January 10, 2006.
Sociology & Corrections - Luis Posas , “Sociological Practice and the World of Non-Governmental Organizations: Developing Interdisciplinary Partnerships in the Implementation of Projects of Social Development Outside of the United States” Missouri Sociological Association Conference, October 21, 2005.
Sociology & Corrections - Luis Posas , “Human Rights in Higher Education,” Human Rights Day Celebration of the Minnesota Department of Human Rights, St. Paul, MN, December 2, 2005.
Sociology & Corrections – Leah Rogne , “A Social Movements Approach to Mobilizing Support for Gerontology Programs”, Presidential Symposium, Association for Gerontology in Higher Education Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, February 2006.
URSI - Raymond Asomani-Boateng, “Indigenous African Cities: Could They Be Models of Sustainable Urban Development?”Urban Affairs Association 35 th Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT, April 14, 2005.
URSI - David Laverny-Rafter , "Evaluating Urban Sustainability Plans," American Evaluation Conference, Toronto, Canada, October 2005.
URSI - Tony Filipovitch , “Social Studies in Action: Engaging with Local Government,” Minnesota Council for the Social Studies, March 9, 2006.
Women’s Studies - Maria Bevacqua & Susan Freeman, “LGBT and Diversity Work on a University Campus,” National Gay and Lesbian Task Force’s Creating Change Conference, November 9-13, 2005.
Women’s Studies - Cheryl Radeloff & Barbara Brents, "Sex Panics? HIV and the Regulation of Prostitution in Nevada," co-authored by Robert Futrell, American Sociological Association Meeting, August 16, 2005.
Women’s Studies - Cheryl Radeloff & Candice Seppa Arrow, “Commerce Versus Criminality: The Politics of Crime and Punishment in Nevada’s Sex Industry,” Midwest Sociological Society Meeting, April 2, 2005.
Local Presentations
Anthropology – Kate Blue , “Of Fossil Monkeys, Finnish Immigrants and Forensic Work: The Many faces of Biological Anthropology,” Anthropology Club Brown Bag Lunch Series, Minnesota State University, Mankato, February 14, 2006
Anthropology – Kate Blue , “Pre-contact Human Skeletal Remains from the Red Wing Area,” Red Wing Conference, Red Wing, MN, November 19, 2005.
Anthropology - Jay Elliot , "The Role of Culture in Dementia Evaluation: Working as an Applied Medical Anthropologist in a Clinical Setting,” Minnesota State University, Mankato, February 38, 2006.
Anthropology – Susan Schalge , “Applying Anthropology: Toward an Understanding of Development in Tanzania," Minnesota State University, Mankato, March 21, 2006.
Anthropology – Susan Schalge , “Analyzing the Impact of Aid in Africa,” Society for Applied Anthropology Meetings, March 2006.
Ethnic Studies - Wayne Allen , “Traditional Tools and the Tipi Time Machine,” Mahkato Wacipi ( Mankato Powwow) Education Day, Dakota Wokiksuye Makoce ( Land of Memories) Park, Mankato, MN, September 16, 2005.
Ethnic Studies – Wayne Allen, “Traditional Tools for Teaching,” at the Upper Sioux Wacipi (Granite Falls Powwow) Education Day, Yellow Medicine River State Park, Granite Falls, MN, August 5-7, 2005.
Ethnic Studies - Wayne Allen “Katrina and Economic Imperialism,” MSU Teach-in, “Hurricane Katrina: What happened and Why? Lessons for the future,” Mankato, MN, November 2, 2005.
Ethnic Studies - Wayne Allen , “The Dene’ Indians of the Canadian Subarctic and Arctic as Seen Through their Traditional Oral Narratives,” Native Nations Conference, Mankato, MN, November 18, 2005.
Ethnic Studies – Kebba Darboe & Lul Ahmad, “Needs Assessment: A Case Study of Elderly African American Immigrants in Minnesota,” Minnesota State University, Mankato, March 2006.
Ethnic Studies - Elden Lawrence, “American Patriotism and the American Indian Warrior Tradition: A Paradoxical Relationship,” Native Nations Conference, Mankato, MN, November 18, 2005.
Geography - Forrest Wilkerson , “Katrina and the Geography of the Delta,” MSU Teach-in, “Hurricane Katrina: What happened and why? Lessons for the future,” Mankato, MN, November 2, 2005.
Geography - Forrest Wilkerson, “Hurricane Katrina and the Impact on New Orleans,” The 27 th Annual Social & Behavioral Sciences Frontier Forum Lecture, Mankato, MN, February 27, 2006.
Geography - Tao Peng, "The 1958 Taiwan Strait Crisis and the New CCP-KMT-U.S. Interaction," Fall 2005 History Forum Lecture, Mankato, MN, November 10, 2005.
History - The Department of History , “Spring 2006 African History Symposium: Perspectives On The Evolution Of State And Society In Ghana,” Mankato, MN, April 7, 2006.
History - Rebecca Shumway , "The Atlantic Slave Trade and the Creation of Ethnic Identity in Africa: A Case Study of the Fante of Ghana," African History Symposium, Mankato, MN April 7, 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Tomasz Inglot , “25 th Anniversary Of The Independent Student Association (Nzs) In Poland: Why We Rebelled And How We Created A Revolution In Higher Education During The Solidarity Years,” Kessel Peace Institute’s Annual, Pathways to Peace Conference, Mankato, MN, April 13, 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Avra Johnson, “My Place: A Discussion of African American Women”, WomenShare, Mankato, MN, April 27, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Avra Johnson , “The Government Response to Katrina,” MSU Teach-in, “Hurricane Katrina: What happened and Why? Lessons for the future”, Mankato, MN, November 2, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Eiji Kawabata , "Postal Privatization in Japan: How Important? Why Difficult?" Political Science Faculty Research Presentation, Mankato, MN, December 2, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joseph Kunkel , "Sabbatical Ramblings," Mankato, MN, October 19, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Fred Slocum, MSU Constitution Day, September 16, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jacqueline Vieceli , “Katrina and the Breakdown of the Social Fabric,” MSU Teach-in, “Hurricane Katrina: What happened and Why? Lessons for the future,” Mankato, MN, November 2, 2005.
Psychology – Kevin Filter, “Check in/Check out: Evaluation of a Secondary-Level Intervention in a Three- Tiered Model of School-Wide Positive Behavior Support”, First Annual Midwestern Conference on Professional Psychology, North Mankato, MN, April 21, 2006.
Social Studies - Clark Johnson , “2006 Advising University,” Mankato, MN October 17-21, 2005.
Social Studies - Clark Johnson , Angie Bomier; Mark Schuck; Cheryl Kalakian; William Watts & Sara Granberg-Rademacker, “Helping Students on Academic Probation: What Works for our Students,” MSU Professional Development Day, January 11, 2006.
Social Studies - Clark Johnson, “Differentiated Learning in Social Studies,” New Ulm, MN, January 16, 2006.
Social Work - Paul Mackie , “Differences between Rural and Urban Social Workers: An Analysis of Self-Reported Challenges and Joys in the Workplace.” Minnesota Social Service Association (MSSA) Region IX Conference, Mankato, MN. September 30, 2005.
Social Work - Paul Mackie , “Empowerment: Taking Control of your Future,” VINE: Faith in Action Agency, St. Peter, MN, August 23, 2005.
Social Work - Robin Wingo (co-authored by Bill Anderson), “ Talking to People Other than Ourselves”, Minnesota Valley Action Council Head Start Training, August 26, 2005.
Social Work - Robin Wingo , “Groundwork for Goal Setting and Accomplishment,” Mankato, MN, September 21, 2005.
Social Work – Annelies Hagemeister delivered the keynote address for the 10 th Anniversary Celebration of the Kami, M. Talley Reading and Resource Center, University of Minnesota, May 2006.
Sociology & Corrections - Steve Buechler , “Critical Sociology”, 9 th Annual Teaching Scholar Series at Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN, November 8, 2005.
Sociology & Corrections - Leah Rogne , “A Social Movements Approach to Mobilizing Support for Gerontology Programs” The Association for Gerontology in Higher Education meeting, Indianapolis, IN, February 18, 2006.
Sociology & Corrections - Leah Rogne, “More Than Meets the Eye: Teaching Transgender Issues in Sociology,” Sociology & Corrections Discussion Series, Minnesota State University, Mankato, March 8, 2006.
Sociology & Corrections – William Wagner , “A Community-Based Suicide Prevention Program Model”, First Annual Midwestern Conference on Professional Psychology, North Mankato, MN, April 21, 2006.
Sociology & Corrections - Dennis Waskul, “Cultural Clitoridectomy and Symbolic Purgatory: Women’s Recollections of the discovery of their Clitoris,” Sociology & Corrections Discussion Series, Minnesota State University, Mankato, March 1, 2006.
URSI - Raymond Asomani-Boateng , " Kumasi: An Indigenous African City," at the African History Symposium, Mankato, MN, April 7, 2006.
WALTER - Cecil Keen , “Hurricanes and Katrina,” MSU Teach-in, “Hurricane Katrina: What happened and Why? Lessons for the future,” Mankato, MN, November 2, 2005.
The Kessel Peace Institute presented U.S. and Iran "Great Decisions" film, March 30, 2006.
The Kessel Peace Institute presented “American Civil Liberties Union” documentary, March 28, 2006.
The Kessel Peace Institute presented “WALL”, March 9, 2006.
The Kessel Peace Institute presented an Eyewitness Report from Iraq, presented by Mr. Sami Rasouli, March 2, 2006.
Economics - Richard Schiming appeared on KEYC on August 29, 2005 at 6:00 pm and 10:00 pm newscasts, discussing the impact of Hurricane Katrina on gasoline prices.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed by Mark Fiscchenich, for a January 20, 2006 Mankato Free Press story about anonymous charges posted in an on-line forum on the Free Press website.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed by Dan Linehan, Mankato Free Press about strategy and tactics of special mayoral election on January 24, 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed by Martiga Lohn, Associated Press about a story on Governor Pawlenty and immigration issue in Minnesota.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed by Brian Backs from Associated Press on November 9, 2005. He discussed the election results, to help interpret the passage of 3/4 of the tax levies in the state.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed by Martiga Loan, Associated Press on state legislative races in Minnesota.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed by Matt Stolle from the Rochester Post-Bulletin November 30, 2005. He discussed Governor Pawlenty's speech about the problem of illegal immigration.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed by Matt Stolle, Rochester Post-Bulletin about Governor Pawlenty's speech in Worthington about problem of illegal immigration.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed July 5, 2005 by Mark Zdechlik, Minnesota Public Radio, about the announcement by former FBI agent Coleen Rowley that she will challenge John Kline as a Democrat for U.S. House seat from Minnesota's 2nd District.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed July 7, 2005 by Martiga Lohn Associated Press about state government shutdown and impact on citizen-legislators facing disruption of their personal lives as well as public disdain.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed June 21, 2005 by Pat Condon of the Associated Press for a story about the Minnesota legislative session budget stalemate and possible government shutdown.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed September 21, 2005 by Gabrielle Komorowski of KEYC TV, regarding the announcement by Democrat Kelly Doran that he is switching from the U.S. Senate race to the Governor's race in the 2006 election.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed September 21, 2005 by Ryan Baxst of the Associated Press regarding the announcement by Democrat Kelly Doran that he is switching from the U.S. Senate race to the Governor's race in the 2006 election.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joseph Kunkel was interviewed by Ann Baxter, Minnesota Public Radio regarding entry into the U.S. Senate race of DFL candidate Patty Wetterling. Comments aired October 10, 2005. The story is at http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/10/09_baxtera_wetterling/
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joseph Kunkel was interviewed by Ann Baxter, Minnesota Public Radio regarding entry into gubernatorial race of DFL candidate Bud Philbrook. Comments aired October 3, 2005. The report is at http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/10/02_baxtera_philbrook/
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joseph Kunkel was interviewed October 20, 2005 by Martiga Loan, Associated Press on state legislative races in Minnesota.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joseph Kunkel was interviewed by Karen Wright, live on KMSU, February 1, 2006. Dr. Kunkel discussed President Bush's State of the Union address and John Brady's victory in the Mankato special election for mayor.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joe Kunkel was interviewed August 30, 2005 by Karen Fanning for an article for Junior Scholastic Magazine, on the rights and responsibilities of young citizens and what students can do to be responsible citizens.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Joseph A. Kunkel was interviewed March 3, 2006 by the Mankato Free Press about precinct caucuses.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Fred Slocum was interviewed by the Minneapolis Star-Tribune for a February 4, 2006 story on prospects for Minnesota’s Independence Party in the 2006 elections.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Fred Slocum was interviewed April 4, 2006 by KEYC-TV for a story about former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay.
Psychology - Jeff Buchanan spoke September 15, 2006 on KEYC's Community update, about a fall prevention conference where he has been invited to speak.
Social Work - Nancy Fitzsimons appeared on KEYC Community Update, September 21, 2005 as a member of Mankato Area Healthy Youth, to promote National Family Day, sponsored by the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University.
Social Work - Nancy Fitzsimons appeared on KEYC news September 26, 2005 to talk about Mankato’s selection as one of the 100 best communities in the United States for young people.
Women’s Studies - Maria Bevacqua was interviewed April 20, 2006 by KEYC-TV about the Take Back the Night rally at Minnesota State University, Mankato
Women’s Studies - Maria Bevacqua was interviewed April 20, 2006 by Tim Krohn of The Free Press about the Take Back the Night rally at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Women’s Studies - Maria Bevacqua was interviewed by Dan Linehan of the Mankato Free Press regarding the absence of women in the candidate pool for mayor of Mankato, January 26 ,2006.
Women’s Studies - Maria Bevacqua was interviewed May 10, 2006 by Tim Krohn of The Free Press for a column about young people and social justice activism.
Anthropology - Susan Schalge received a 2006 SBS Research Grant for her project, “Analyzing the Impact of Aid in Africa.”
Anthropology - Susan Schalge received a spring 2006 Research Reassignment for her project, " Analyzing the Impact of Aid in Africa.”
Anthropology - Susan Schalge was awarded a Minnesota State University, Mankato Teaching Scholar Fellowship for Summer 2006.
Anthropology - Susan Schalge received an Engaged Department Grant from Learn & Serve American and Minnesota Campus Compact.
Economics - Atrayee Ghosh Roy received a spring 2006 Research reassignment for her project, " U.S Budget Deficits and the U.S. Economy: An Empirical Analysis.”
Economics - Phillip Miller received a 2006 SBS Research Grant for his project, " Public Subsidies and Ticket Prices in Sports.”
History - Kwang Woo Park received a 2006 SBS Research Grant for his project, " The Industrial Relationships in Time- Varying Beta Coefficients Between Korea and U.S.”
Geography - Changjoo Kim received a MSU Faculty Improvement Grant for December 2005 through August 2006.
Geography - Fei Yuan received a MSU Faculty Improvement Grant for Spring 2006.
Geography - Fei Yuan received a MSU Faculty Research Grant for her project, “Land Use and Land Cover Change and Environmental Impact Analysis for Greater Mankato Area.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - James Bailey received a 2006 SBS Research Grant for his project, “Applied Forensic Science Research.”
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - James Bailey received a spring 2006 Research reassignment for his project, " Applied Forensic Science Research.”
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Eiji Kawabata received a 2006 SBS Research Grant for his project, " Contemporary Government Reform in Japan: The Dual State in Flux Abstract.”
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Fred Slocum is a member of the Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Institute of Greater Mankato for 2005-2006. Slocum was awarded a University scholarship from the MSU President’s Office to complete the institute.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Tami Wilkins (Law Enforcement) and Nancy Fitzsimons’ curriculum and on-line course, “The Shadow Victims: Crime Against People with Disabilities,” funded through a $150,000 grant by the federal Office of Violence Against Women, was approved by the Peace Officer Standards and Training Board for 10 CEUs.
Psychology - Daniel Houlihan received a MSU Faculty Improvement Grant for January 2006.
Psychology - Sara Sifers received a MSU Faculty Improvement Grant for January 2006.
Social Work - Nancy Fitzsimons received a 2006 SBS Research Grant for her project, “Efficacy of the Shadow Victims: Crimes Against People with Disabilities Curriculum for Law Enforcement Officers.”
Social Work - Nancy Fitzsimons was awarded a Minnesota State University, Mankato Teaching Scholar Fellowship for Summer 2006.
Social Work - Annelies Hagemeister received a MSU Faculty Improvement Grant for February 2006.
Social Work - Paul Mackie received a 2006 SBS Research Grant for his project, " A Pilot Study of Factors Influencing Students' Intentions to Choose Rural and Urban Social Work Practice.”
Social Work - Paul Mackie received a spring 2006 Research reassignment for his project, " A Pilot Study of Factors Influencing Students' Intentions to Choose Rural and Urban Social Work Practice.”
Sociology & Corrections - Thomas Schmid received a MSU Faculty Improvement Grant for Spring 2006.
URSI - Janet Cherrington received a Teaching & Learning Mini-Grant from the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Spring 2006.
Women’s Studies - Susan Freeman received a spring 2006 SBS Teaching Innovation reassignment for her project, “Developing a Study Abroad Experience in Women’s Studies.”
Women’s Studies - Susan Freeman received a MSU Faculty Improvement Grant for Summer 2006.
Anthropology - Ronald Schirmer was recently elected to membership in the Council for Minnesota Archaeology.
Economics - Kyu Sang Lee received the 2005 Joseph Dorfman Best Dissertation Award (Dissertation Title: “Rationality, Minds, and Machines in the Laboratory: A Thematic History of Vernon Smith’s Experimental Economics”) (see http://eh.net/HE/HisEcSoc/dorfman.shtml) at the History of Economics Society 2005 Conference, University of Puget Sound. June 24-27, 2005
Ethnic Studies - Hanh Huy Phan was selected for the 10 th Edition of Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers®, 2005/2006.
Ethnic Studies – Luis Posas was named chairperson of the Sociological Practice Committee of the Midwest Sociological Society for the 2006-2007 year.
History - Melodie Andrews was a co-recipient of the Ferguson Prize from the Society of the History of Technology “for outstanding and original reference works that will support future scholarship in the history of technology,” for The Papers of Thomas A. Edison (5 volumes to date). , Minneapolis, MN, November 10-12, 2005.
History - Gretta Handke has been appointed by the CLEP Western Civilization Test Development Committee by the College Board, beginning July 1, 2006.
History - Lori Ann Lahlum received the Herbert S. Schell Award for the best article published in South Dakota History in 2005 for, "'Everything was changed and looked strange': Norwegian Women in South Dakota," vol. 35, no. 3 (Fall 2005): 189-216.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Colleen Clarke was elected president of the Information & Public Policy Section at the Academy of Criminal Justice conference in Baltimore, MD in March.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement – Avra Johnson was named Interim Assistant Vice President for Planning of Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Dr. Jacqueline Vieceli was selected to be the new Director of the Kessel Peace Institute.
Psychology - Andrea Lassiter was selected as winner of the District 49 (Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy) American Psychological Associations 2004 dissertation prize for research on small groups. The prize included $500; a plaque; and a three year membership to the division newsletter.
URSI -H. Roger Smith was honored as Distinguished Professor at the SBS Advisory Board Awards Luncheon and Reception, Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN, October 13, 2005.
URSI – Janet Cherrington was elected Vice Chair of the Janesville Planning Commission, February 2006.
URSI - Tony Filipovitch was elected vice-chair of the Mankato Planning Commission at their January meeting.
URSI - Tony Filipovitch was selected to chair the Development Committee of the Mankato Area Foundation at their October meeting.
Anthropology - Susan Schalge co-organized the session, "Connections, Accessibility and Relevance: Transforming Pedagogy in Anthropology,” American Anthropological Association meeting, Washington DC, November 30- December 5, 2005.
Anthropology - Ron Schirmer was an invited exhibitor at the Minnesota Children's Book Festival at the Anderson Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, Red Wing, MN, Sept. 10, 2005.
Anthropology - Ronald Schirmer co-organized a conference in Red Wing, MN, November 18-20, 2005.
Anthropology - Ronald Schirmer’s field research program in Red Wing was one of five projects featured in the 2005 Annual Report of the Science Museum of Minnesota.
Economics - Phillip Miller is an assistant editor to the Journal of Economics and serves as a board member for the Minnesota Economic Association.
Economics - Phillip Miller’s blog, Market Power, was discussed in a Mankato Free Press article, January 23, 2006.
Ethnic Studies - Wayne Allen chaired the session, “Darwinian Anthropology: Human Social organization. My paper: Involution: A New Theory of Social Change for the Biological, Behavioral and Social Sciences,” The Association for Politics and the Life Sciences Meeting, Washington, D.C., August 31 – September 4, 2005.
Ethnic Studies - Luis Posas and Kebba Darboe served as Chair and Discussant of the session “Needs Assessment for Minority Populations in Higher Education and Community Social Services” at the National Association of Ethnic Studies conference in San Francisco, CA. March 31, 2006.
Ethnic Studies - Luis Posas participated in a panel presentation of the Undergraduate Scholars Program in St. Olaf College, April 6, 2006
Geography - Donald Friend has been invited to serve as North American Editor and join an editorial board for the journal, Geographische Rundschau-International Edition, published by Westermann, Germany.
Gerontology - The Gerontology Program and the Center on Aging hosted a public lecture on entrepreneurship and aging April 20, 2006 at Minnesota State University, Mankato.. Author Harry (Rick) Moody, Ph.D., presented on, “Silver Industries: The New Aging Enterprise.”
History - Melodie Andrews chaired an Early American history session at the Southwestern Historical Association meeting, New Orleans, LA, March 2005.
History - Melodie Andrews served as a Reading Consultant and Table Leader for the Educational Testing Service, June 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jim Bailey and fingerprint identification students attended the Mid-States Division of the International Association of Identification Conference, Davenport, Iowa, April 13-15, 2006.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jeff Bumgarner was a panelist at the Emergency Management Higher Education Conference sponsored by FEMA's Emergency Management Institute in Emmitsburg, MD, June 7-9, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Doran Hunter has been appointed Senior Fellow of the International Caux Round Table, an international network of principled business and government leaders working to promote moral capitalism.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Tom Inglot organized and co-chaired the international conference entitled “Fighting Poverty and Reforming Social Security: What Can Post-Soviet States Learn from New Democracies of Central Europe,” Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington D.C., June 10, 2005.
Political Science/ Law Enforcement - Jackie Vieceli was the discussion moderator for the African History Symposium, Mankato, MN, April 7, 2006.
Psychology - The I-O Psychology Master's Program hosted a talk on Honesty in the Workplace by Dr. Kevin Murphy, Head of the Psychology Department at Penn State University and a former President of the Society for Industrial-Organizational Psychology, February 15, 2006.
Psychology - Kimberly O'Farrell has been appointed to serve as the associate organizer for the Relationship Researchers Interest Group of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, 2007 Close Relationships Pre-conference.
Sociology & Corrections – hosted “Growing the Connections: Restorative Philosophy and Practices,” Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN, October 14-15, 2005.
Sociology & Corrections held “Corrections Day” on September 9, 2005 for advising and information.
Sociology & Corrections - Leah Rogne was co-facilitator for a roundtable discussion on, “Teaching on Social Security,” at the Association for Gerontology in Higher Education meeting, Indianapolis, IN, February 18, 2006
Social Work - Christine Black Hughes and Nancy Fitzsimons accompanied social work students’ Jessica Eicholz, Rachel Grosen, Amy Schacht, Katie Olichwier, Cheryl Kaberle, Peggy Sorenson, Cati Johanneck, Sarah Landin, Brianna Carroll, Crystal Waas, Ann Fernandez, Christina Heruth and MacKenzie Collin to Social Work Day at the Capitol on April 3. The students met with Senator John Hottinger, Representative John Dorn and Representative Ruth Johnson to lobby on policy issues of importance to social workers.
Social Work - Nancy Fitzsimons was asked to speak at the Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities about the "Shadow Victims: Crimes against People with Disabilities," a training package for law enforcement officers.
Social Work - Marilyn Frank was selected as one of eight Minnesotans to go to Tiberius, Israel as a volunteer English tutor for two weeks this summer.
Social Work - Debra Gohagan was appointed to the Council on Social Work Education Commission on the Role and Status of Women for 2005-2006.
Social Work - Debra Gohagan was elected Chair of the Baccalaureate Program Director's Information Technologies and Distance Education Committee, 2005-2006.
Social Work - Annelies Hagemeister chaired a session of the Violence against Women and their Children Symposium, at the Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Chicago, IL, February 2006.
Social Work - Annelies Hagemeister will be delivering the keynote address for the 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Kami M. Talley Reading and Resource Center at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, MN, May 10, 2006. She will be discussing how her relationship with Ms. Talley, who was murdered in 1996 by her estranged boyfriend, helped to solidify her commitment to teaching and research in the area of domestic violence and social work.
Social Work - Paul Mackie served as Session Chair over several presentations at the Annual Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education, Chicago, IL, February 17-19, 2006.
URSI - The League of MN Cities recognized the marketing brochure to promote city tourism and growth that Janesville’s City Administrator Clinton Rogers and Professor Janet Cherrington collaborated on in the “City News,” section of their Minnesota Cities publication.
URSI - Miriam Porter, Perry Wood, and Tony Filipovitch were chosen by Scott County to lead four townships in a strategic planning process from October, 2005, through January, 2006.
URSI - Tony Filipovitch was a delegate for the InterCity Leadership Visit to Bellingham, Washington, October 2-4, 2005.
URSI - Tony Filipovitch was appointed to the steering committee for the Mankato/North Mankato Region’s “Envision 2020” process.
URSI - Janet Cherrington was elected vice chair of the Janesville Planning Commission at their February meeting.
Urban & Regional Studies and the Region IX Development Commission were selected by the Minnesota Department of Administration to receive the Minnesota State Planning Agency’s “Local Planning Assistance” library and to take over the functions of the Local Planning Assistance Center.
Women’s Studies - Cheryl Radeloff organized the session, " Mentor or Tormentor: Interacting with Students and Colleagues" featuring Dr. Jodi O’Brien and Dr. Judith Howard for the 2005 annual meeting of the Pacific Sociological Association meeting, April 8, 2006.
Women’s Studies - Cheryl Radeloff organized and presided at “Gender Studies,” at the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction meeting, August 13, 2005.
Women’s Studies - Cheryl Radeloff was invited to serve as a member of the Pacific Sociological Association Program Committee. The committee charge is to contact possible session organizers and submit session proposals for the 2006 annual PSA meeting.
Advising “U” - hosted a ceremony to honor four advisors for their extraordinary, distinguished, and special services. The four faculty advisors were Marilyn Frank, Debra Gohagan, Leah Rogne, and Sarah Sifers. Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN, November 11 , 2005.
College of Social & Behavioral Sciences - William Wagner and Susan Kuyper facilitated the Social and Behavioral Sciences Workshop, “Aid & Comfort for your Research Agenda,” SBS faculty members who presented are Cheryl Radeloff, Robin Wingo, Avra Johnson, Larry Witherell, Dawn Albertson, Kate Blue, and Andi Lassiter. Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN January 12, 2006.
College of Social & Behavioral Sciences – held the third annual Mankato and Beyond Lecture, “The Triumph of Human Spirit: Roseville Police Officers Respond to Hurricane Katrina.” Roseville Police Chief Carol Sletner, a Minnesota State Mankato alumna and chair of the SBS Advisory Board, spoke along with Officer Alan Stefani and Sgt. Rick Wahtera about their response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN, February 2, 2006.
