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December 2004
Kudos!
Recognition of the awards, honors, and recent publications
of the GW faculty and staff
Acknowlegements:
Sameh S. Badie, assistant professor of engineering
and applied science, SEAS, received a “Certificate of Special Merit”
from the Technical Activities Committee of the Precast/Prestressed Concrete
Institute.
Christine Core, part-time professor of earth
and environmental sciences, CCAS, and Achim D. Herrmann,
professor of earth and environmental sciences, CCAS, presented “Bioindicators
of Environmental Change in the Chesapeake Bay,” based on a detailed
study north of Annapolis, MD, illustrating the change in the water quality
over the last 200 years.
Kavita Daiya, assistant professor of English,
CCAS, presented “Transnational Belongings: Scenes of Violence and
Migration in Modern South Asian Literature” at the 33rd Annual South
Asia Conference at the University of Wisconsin.
Richard K. Green, the Oliver T. Carr, Jr,
Professor of Real Estate Finance, presented a paper about housing supply
elasticity at the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management.
Lynn Leonard, director of GW’s Office
of Study Abroad, received the Institute for the International Education
of Students (IES) Professional Development Award at the 54th IES Annual
Conference in Chicago.
Sharon McDade, associate professor of higher
education administration, GSEHD, presented the paper “Mentorship
as a Means of Transferring Leadership Knowledge to Future College and
University Presidents,” at the Fourth International Conference on
Knowledge, Culture and Change in Organizations in London.
Patricia A. Seminetta, senior secretary,
graduate student enrollment management, presented “Politics, Violence,
and Expression: The Role of Memory and Identity in Guatemala’s War-Torn
Past” at the Fifth Global Conference Diversity within Unity: Cultures
of Violence.
Charles Toftoy, coordinator of the Cooperative
Education Program, adjunct associate professor of management science,
GWSB, recently competed in the Northern Virginia Senior Olympics. Toftoy
took home a pair of gold medals in the running long jump and the standing
long jump.
Appointments:
Patrick McHugh, associate professor of human
resources, GSEHD, has been invited to join the editorial board of Human
Resource Management Journal.
Publications:
Subhasish Dasgupta, associate professor of
management science, GWSB, co-published, with W.
Lee Meeks, a GWSB doctoral candidate, “Geospatial Information
Utility: An Estimation of the Relevance of Geospatial Information to Users,”
in the Decision Support Systems Journal.
Ernie Englander, associate professor of strategic
management and public policy, GWSB, co-published, with Allen Kaufman,
University of New Hampshire, “The End of Managerial Ideology: From
Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate Social Indifference,”
in Enterprise & Society, v. 5, no. 3, pp. 404–450.
Kenneth C. Hergenrather, assistant professor
of rehabilitation counseling, GSEHD published three articles: “The
Employment Perspectives Study: Identifying Factors Influencing the Job-seeking
Behavior of Persons Living with HIV/AIDS,” in AIDS Education &
Prevention; “Correlates of Job Placement: Public Rehabilitation
Counselors and Consumers Living with HIV/AIDS,” in the Rehabilitation
Counseling Bulletin; and, “Using a Theory-based Approach to Identify
Factors Facilitating the Employment-seeking Behavior of Persons Living
with HIV/AIDS,” in the Journal of Rehabilitation. Hergenrather
also presented papers at the American Public Health Association annual
conference in San Francisco, the National Association of Multicultural
Rehabilitation Concerns annual conference in Chicago, and the National
Rehabilitation Association annual conference in Philadelphia.
Young Hoon Kwak, assistant professor of management
science, GWSB, published “Developing Project Management Capability
— Benchmarking, Maturity, Modeling, Gap Analyses, ROI Studies”
in The Wiley Guide to Managing Projects. Kwak also co-published,
with J. Stoddard, “Project Risk Management: Lessons Learned from
Software Development Environment” in Technovation.
Michael Marquardt, professor of human resource
development and international affairs, GSEHD, published his 16th book,
HRD in the Age of Globalization. Marquardt recently co-published,
with Deborah Waddill, the article, “The Power of Learning in Action
Learning: A Conceptual Analysis of How the Five Schools of Adult Learning
Theories are Incorporated within the Practice of Action Learning,”
in Action Learning Research and Practice, v. 1, no. 2, pp. 185–202.
Marquardt also recently published a chapter entitled, “Action Learning”
in Connotative Learning: The Trainer’s Guide to Learning Theories
and Their Practical Application to Training Design.
Natalie B. Milman, assistant professor of
curriculum and instruction, and of education technology, GSEHD, co-authored,
with Clare R. Kilbane of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, “The
Digital Teaching Portfolio Workbook: Understanding the Digital Teaching
Portfolio Process” (Allyn & Bacon).
Kathryn Newcomer, professor of public administration
and director SPPPA, CCAS, co-published, with Harry Hatry and Joseph Wholey,
The Handbook of Practical Program Evaluation.
Lars Noah, visiting professor of law, GWLS,
published “Trends in Assisted Reproductive Technology,” in the
New England Journal of Medicine, in v. 351, p. 398; “A Postmodernist
Take on the Human Embryo Research Debate,” in the Connecticut
Law Review, v. 36, p. 1133; “Deputizing Institutional Review
Boards to Police (Audit?) Biomedical Research,” in the Journal
of Legal Medicine, v. 25, p. 267; “Ambivalent Commitments to
Federalism in Controlling the Practice of Medicine,” in the University
of Kansas Law Review, v. 53; and, “Medical Education and Malpractice:
What’s the Connection?” in Health Matrix, v. 15.
Ronald Palmer, professor of the practice
of international affairs, ESIA, published “Terrorism in Southeast
Asia: Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines” in The
Global War on Terror: An Assessment of the American Response (NY:
Nova, 2004). Former Ambassador Palmer also has written on this subject
for the Web site americandiplomacy.org. His recent article on Africa,
“Problems and Prospects of Africa 2003,” was published on this
site. Palmer’s essay, “AME Bishop William Paul Quinn: The Biography
of an American Original,” was published by the AME Church Review.
Richard Pierce, Lyle T. Alverson Professor
of Law, GWLS, wrote the 2004 supplement to Administrative Law Treatise
and the fourth edition of Administrative Law and Process (with Shapiro
and Verkuil). He also published “Judge Lamberth’s Reign of Terror
at the Department of Interior,” in the Administrative Law Review,
v. 56, p. 239. Pierce will publish “Environmental Regulation, Energy,
and Market Entry,” in a forthcoming issue of Duke Environmental
Law and Policy Forum and “Realizing the Promise of Restructuring
the Electricity Market,” in a forthcoming issue of the Wake Forest
Law Review.
Arnold Reitze, J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro
Professor of Environmental Law, and director of the environmental law
program, GWLS, published Stationary Source Air Pollution Law (Environmental
Law Institute).
Jorge Rivera, assistant professor, GWSB,
recently published “Is Greener Whiter? The Sustainable Slopes Program
and the Voluntary Environmental Performance of Western Ski Areas,”
in the Policy Studies Journal, v. 32, n. 3, p. 417–437.
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