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Annual Report
Of
Research and Creative Productions
By
Faculty and Staff
January to December, 2007
Morehead State University
Division of Academic Affairs
Research and Creative Productions Committee
Morehead, Kentucky
Annual Report
of
Research and Creative Productions
by
Faculty and Staff
Division of Academic Affairs
Research and Creative Productions Committee
April 2008
PREFACE
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. The formatting of the entries
follows discipline standards.
Only publications, professional meeting presentations, published abstracts, art exhibits,
performances, compositions, and research and creative production grants awarded
between January 1, 2007, and December 31, 2007, were included in this Annual
Report. References to entries forthcoming by being published, performed, or exhibited
in 2008 were excluded.
Although all external grants are meritorious, this publication only features research and
creative production grants. All external grants are recognized in the annual MSU
Today, Focus Edition, published by the Division of University Relations in conjunction
with the Division of Academic Affairs, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs and
the Research and Creative Productions Committee.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Research and Creative Productions Entries by Faculty and Staff ................................... 1
Recipients of 2007 - 2008 Research and Creative Production Grants ........................ .45
Funding Source: Research and Creative Productions Committee
Recipients of 2007 Summer Research and Creative Productions Fellowships ...... .46
Funding Source: Research and Creative Productions Committee
Recipients of the Distinguished Researcher Award .............................................................47
Funding Source: Office of the President
Recipients of the Distinguished Creative Productions Award ........................................ .48
Funding Source: Office of the President
Research and Creative Productions Committee Members, 2007 - 2008 ..................... 49
ANNUAL REPORT OF RESEARCH AND CREATIVE
PRODUCTIONS
BY FACULTY AND STAFF
January to December, 2007
CAUDILL COLLEGE
OF HUMAN/T]E$
DEPARTMENT OF ART
DAVID J. BARTLETT
Professor of Art
Art Exhibits
Manhattan Arts Center, Manhattan, KS, One-person
Exhibition.
Galex 41, Galesburg Civic Art Center, Galesburg, II,
National Juried Exhibition.
34th Annual Juried Competition, Masur Museum of
Art, Monroe, LA, National Juried Exhibition,
Honorable Mention.
15th Southeast Regional Juried Fine Arts Exhibition,
Arts and Design Society of Fort Walton Beach,
Fort Walton Beach, FL, Regional Juried Exhibition.
2007 Gateway to Imagination, Farmington Museum,
Farmington, NM, National Juried Exhibition.
27th Annual Photography Exhibition, Fire!ands
Association for Visual Arts, New Union Center for
the Arts, Oberlin, OH, Regional Juried Exhibition.
27th Annual National Print Exhibition, Artlink, Fort
Wayne, IN, National Juried Exhibition.
Northern National Art Competition, Northern Arts
Council, Rhinelander, WI, National Juried
Exhibition.
A National View at Grandview, Atlanta Artists
Center, National Juried Exhibition.
16th Annual National Juried Exhibition, Art Institute
and Gallery, Salisbury, MD, National Juried
Exhibition, Best in Show.
20th September Competition, Alexandria Museum of
Art, Alexandria, LA, National Juried Exhibition.
ROBERT (BOBBY) C. CAMPBELL IV
Assistant Professor of Art
Art Exhibits
Art and Possibility 2007 (two works), Studio 14 at
the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland,
March.
EqualityNow.org (Web site re-design, in-progress
and ongoing), Equality Now, New York, NY, July
to present.
Annual Report of Research and Creative Productions
Grant
Fulbright Student Scholar Grant to National College
of Art & Design, Dublin, Ireland, September 2006
to June 2007, to support independent research
and creative work regarding contemporary cultural
production surrounding The Tain, the Irish epic
saga of Cuchulainn, €15,000 (-$21,450).
ROBERT J. FRANZINI
Chair and Professor of Art
Art Exhibits
Morehead State University Art Faculty Exhibit, Ann
Davis Gallery, Ashland, KY.
Soap Box Prints National Group Exhibition,
American Print Alliance, Peachtree, GA.
Presentation or Publication Of Creative Work
Life Drawing Demonstration, Friendship Art Day,
Sister Cities International, Yangshuo, Guangxi,
China.
BRADEN K. FRIEDER
Assistant Professor of Art History
Publications
"Latin American Art," Book Chapter, The Greenwood
Encyclopedia of Popular Culture: Latin America,
Ed. by John Bratzel, Westport, CT, Greenwood
Publishing Group, 2007.
"Painting a New World: Mexican Art and Life, 1521 1821," book review, New Mexico Historical
Review, Fall.
Professional Meeting Presentations
"Laughter, Lovemaking, and the Evil Eye in Classical
Athens," UWG International Conference on
Literature, Visual Arts, and Cinema, Carrolton, GA,
November.
"Hillbilly Heaven: Cultural Stereotyping in
Appalachia, Yesterday and Today," Introductory
Lecture, Hear Our Voices, 2007 Interdisciplinary
Cultural Studies Conference, Morehead, KY,
October.
DONGFENG LI
Presentations or Publications of Creative Work
"My Sychological Activity to the Environment,"
Fontbonne University Fine Art Gallery, February.
ELIZABETH MESA-GAIDO
Professor of Art
Art Exhibits
Couture Series, One-Person, International Juried
Exhibit, Urban Institute of Conternporary Art,
Grand Rapids, MI, Septernber-November.
Cotton Candy Bunny Ears Meets Mr. Death, TwoPerson Invitational Exhibit, University of Kentucky,
Tuska Center for Contemporary Art, Lexington,
KY, January-February.
Fiberarts International, Triennial International Juried,
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Pittsburgh, PA, April
- August (Co-juror: Lois Moran, Editor-in-Chief of
American Craft).
Stretching the Threads, International Juried Exhibit,
Atlantic Arts Center, New Smyrna Beach, FL,
April.
Cornbined Talents, International Juried Exhibit, FSU
Museum of Fine Arts, Tallahassee, FL, AugustSeptember.
Cambridge Art Association National Prize Show,
National Juried Exhibit, Kathryn Schultz Gallery,
Cambridge, MA, May - June (Juror: Thomas
Lentz, Director of Harvard University Art
Museurns).
Materials Hard & Soft, National Juried Exhibit,
Center for Visual Arts, Denton, TX, January March (Juror: Paula Owen, President of
Southwest School of Art & Craft).
To Have & To Hold, Small Group Invitational Exhibit,
Transylvania University, Morlan Gallery,
Lexington, KY, January - February.
Uncommon Wealth, Traveling Juried Invitational
Exhibit, Owensboro Museum of Fine Art,
Owensboro, KY, August-September.
Exhibit, The Actors Theatre, Louisville, KY,
October - December.
Compassion, Regional Juried Exhibit, Eastern
Kentucky University, Richmond, KY, JanuaryFebruary.
20th Anniversary Exhibition, Invitational Exhibit,
Rosewood Gallery, Dayton, OH, January.
Group Invitational, Ashland University, Ashland, OH,
May-June.
MSU Faculty, Group Invitational Exhibit, Ann Davis
Gallery, Ashland, KY, January.
FiberArt Forum: Dialogue with Artists, Pittsburgh
Center for the Art, April.
FiberArt International, Fiber Arts Guild of Pittsburgh,
Inc, p. 59, includes color plate, April.
Combined Talents: The Florida International,
Museum of Fine Arts Exhibit Catalog, 2 color
plates, September.
To Have & To Hold, Exhibit Catalog, includes 1 color
plate & 1 black & white plate, Transylvania
University, January.
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"Couples Designing a Life Together", Lexington
Herald-Leader, Lexington, KY, also includes color
plate, February.
"More Than Meets the Eye", Lexington HeraldLeader, Lexington, KY, Section E, p.5, includes
color plate, January.
Award for Creative Productions
Best 3-Dimensional Work Award: Compassion,
Eastern Kentucky University, Regional Juried
Exhibit, Richmond, KY, January, $300.
GARY MESA-GAIDO
Professor of Art
Art Exhibits
People in Public Spaces, One-Person National
Juried Exhibit, Berea College, Berea, KY,
November-December.
17th Annual National Art Competition, Small Group
National Juried Exhibit, Truman State University,
Kirksville, MO, January-February.
Ana 35, National Juried Exhibit, Holter Museum of
Art, Helena, MT, June - August.
SECAC/MACAA Conference Exhibit, Midwest and
Southeastern States Juried Exhibit, Parthenon,
Nashville, TN, through January 20 (Juror: Eleanor
Heartney, Contributing Editor to Art in America).
To Have & To Hold, Small Group Invitational Exhibit,
Transylvania University, Morlan Gallery,
Lexington, KY, January - February.
Exhibit, Owensboro Museum of Fine Art,
Owensboro, KY, August - September.
Exhibit, The Actors Theatre, Louisville, KY,
October - December.
Kentucky Visions at the Capitol, Traveling Juried
Group Exhibit, Capitol Annex, Frankfort, KY,
February - April.
Kentucky Visions at the Capitol, Traveling Juried
Group Exhibit, The Living Arts & Science Center,
Gloria Singletary Gallery, Lexington, KY, May June.
MSU Faculty, Group Invitational Exhibit, Ann Davis
Gallery, Ashland, KY, January.
Professional Meeting Presentation
"Beyond the Bauhaus Laboratory: Can Color Theory
Be Applicable," Southeastern College Art
Association Conference, Charleston, WV,
October.
Presentations or Publications Of Creative Work
Visiting Artist Lecture, Berea College, Berea, KY,
November.
Visiting Artist Lecture, Marshall University, Ashland,
KY, April.
11 th Annual National Art Competition, CD-ROM
Exhibit Catalog, includes 4 color images, Truman
State University, February.
Annua! Report of Research and Creative Productions
To Have & To Hold, Exhibit Catalog, includes 1 color
plate & 1 black & white plate, Transylvania
University, January.
Couples Designing a Life Together, Lexington
Herald-Leader, Lexington, Kentucky, also includes
color plate, February.
GREG D. PENNER
Art Exhibits
Torpedo Factory Art Center, Molded Earth, 2007
National Exhibition, Alexandria VA.
Good Folk Fest, 2007 Invitational Regional
Exhibition, Mellwood Art Center, Louisville KY.
Ann Davis Gallery, Experience & Depth, 2007 Group
Invitational Exhibtion, Ashland, KY.
RED!, Baltimore Clayworks, Baltimore, MD (Juror:
Richard Notkin).
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Alexandria Museum of Art, 20 September
Competition Exhibition, Alexandria, LA.
Secret ArtWorks, 2007 Invitational Exhibition,
ArtWorks Time Warner Gallery, Cincinnati, OH.
Mellwood Art Center, Kentucky Faculty Exhibition,
Ceramic Art Faculty Teaching at Kentucky's
Colleges and Universities, Mellwood Art Center
Exhibition Galleries in Conjunction with NCECA
Conference, Louisville, KY.
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, Best of Kentucky
Clay, NCECA, Louisville, KY (Juror: Bill Hunt).
Exhibition Catalogs
2007 Alexandria Museum of Art, 20'h September
Competition Exhibition Catalog, Alexandria, LA,
Price $25.00
2007 Best Of Kentucky Clay Exhibition Catalog,
Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, Louisville, KY.
Art Review
Sherman Hall, "Upfront Reviews, News and
Exhibitions: Kentucky Faculty Exhibition", Ceramic
Monthly, April.
Grant
Honorable Mention Award, 20 th September
Competition Exhibition, Alexandra Museum of Art,
Alexandra, LA.
EMMA G. PERKINS
Associate Professor of Art
Electronic Publication
"Praxis Test Prep Strategies," Published On-line,
Kentucky Art Education Association web site,
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"Talking Art Dogs and Complementary Dragons:
Performing Objects in Art Instruction," National Art
Education Association Conference, New York, NY,
March.
"Face Book, Fantasy and Fantastic Four: Visual
Culture and Media in the Art Classroorn," Invited
Lecturer, University of Kentucky, August.
Art Exhibition
Experience and Depth, Group Invitational, Ann
Davis Gallery, Ashland KY, January.
JENNIFER ANN REIS
Gallery Director/Instructor
Publications
"280", Exhibition Catalogue, Huntington Museum of
Art, April - July.
"Cotton Candy Button Ears is Irresistible," Review of
"Cotton Candy Bunny Ears Meets Mr. Death:
Textile Installations by Elizabeth Mesa-Gaido and
Jennifer Reis," including color reproductions,
Lexington Herald-Leader, January. Benita Heath.
"Bunny Ears Exhibit Links Life, Death," review of
"Cotton Candy Bunny Ears Meets Mr. Death:
Textile Installation, Kentucky Kernel, February 2,
Ellie Fairbanks (with E. Mesa-Gaido).
"Embellished Textile Postcards," One Day
Workshop, Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft,
Louisville, KY, February.
"Mapping Your Life Through TEXTiles," One Week
Course, National Writing Project Advanced
Institute, Morehead, KY, June.
"Prayerful Objects," One Day Workshop, Rowan
Country Senior High School Special Needs
Program, Morehead, KY, April.
"Space Race," Visiting Artist Residency, New Albany
Public Schools, May.
"Embellished Textile Assemblages," One Week
College Course, CraftSummer Program, Miami
University, Oxford, OH.
Grants/Awards
AI Smith Artist Fellowship, Kentucky Arts Council,
Frankfort, KY, $7,500.
Merit Award: Quilting, Fiber Focus 2007 Exhibition,
Arts St. Louis, St. Louis, MO.
Art Documentation Project, Artist Professional
Development Grant, Kentucky Arts Council,
Frankfort, KY, $180.
Art Exhibitions
"Cotton Candy Bunny Ears Meets Mr. Death: Textile
Installations," Tuska Center for Contemporary Art,
University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, January
(with E. Mesa-Gaido).
Fiber Focus 2007, Art S1. Louis, S1. Louis, MO,
September - October.
Halpert Biennial '07, Turchin Center for the Visual
Arts, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC,
July- October.
Happily Ever After, HCCA Gallery, Miami, FL, March
-April.
280 Exhibition, Huntington Museum of Art,
Huntington, WV, April - July.
CraftSummer Annual Faculty Exhibition, Miami
University Art Gallery, Oxford, OH, May - July.
A Twist On Tradition, Artisans Center of Virginia,
Waynesboro, VA, May - June.
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION AND
THEATRE
TRICIA M. FARWELL
Assistant Professor of Public Relations/Advertising
Publications
Review of Boom. by Brown and Orsborn, Journa/ of
Advertising Education, Spring.
Review of Retailization, by Thomassen, Lincoln and
Aconis, Journal of Advertising Education, Spring.
"Product Placement and Gender in Reality TV
Advertising," Midwest Pop Culture Association
Conference, Kansas City, MO, October.
"Depiction of Women in Perfume Advertisements,"
Kentucky Communication Association, Carrollton
KY, September.
"Using Blogs and Blogging in Writing Skills Classes:
Helping Students Overcome their Writing Anxiety,"
2007 CASTL Institute, Chicago IL, June.
"Reading, Writing and Thinking across the Campus,"
Kentucky Conference on the Scholarship of
Teaching and Learning, Lexington, KY, May (with
A. Andaloro and M. Decker).
ROBERT E. FRANK
Associate Professor of Speech Communication
Publications
Kentucky Journal of Communication, Special Issue,
Political Landscape: An International/Intercultural
Perspective, Guest Editor, Vol. 26, no. 2, 2007.
Introduction, Kentucky Journal of Communication,
Special Issue, Political Landscape: An
International/Intercultural Perspective, Vol. 26,
Issue 2, 2007.
"Dwight Freshley Outstanding New Teacher Award,"
Connections, Vol. 25, no. 1, Spring 2007, p. 3.
"Frank Shirley: Remembered for his Contributions,"
Connections, Vol. 25, no. 2, Fall 2007, p. 7.
"Creating Tolerance in the Digital Age: The Reelection Campaign of Berlin's Gay Mayor,"
Southern States Communication Association,
Louisville, KY, April.
"Balancing Power: The Transition from Faculty to
Administration and Back Again," Mississippi
Communication Association, Jackson, MS,
February.
International Lecture
"American Identity and Communicating with Others,"
presented at Qinzhou University, Qinzhou, China,
July.
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JEFFREY J. HILL
Assistant Professor of Communication
Presentations or Publications Of Creative Work
TV Broadcast
Seed to Stalk: A Sorghum Tradition
The Education Channel. Orlando, FL, September.
FilmNideo Screenings at Festivals
Anchorage International Film Festival, Anchorage,
AK, November - December.
Golden Lion Film Festival, Mbabane, Swaziland,
South Africa, October.
Continental Drift International Short Film Festival,
St.John, Canada, September,
Global Peace Film Festival, Orlando, FL,
September.
The Flatland Film Festival, Lubbock, TX, September.
Southern Winds Film Festival, Shawnee, OK,
September.
Bluegrass Independent Film Festival, LaGrange, KY,
September.
Independents' Film Festival, Tampa, FL, September.
Twin Rivers Media Festival, Asheville, NC.
Hell in a Size Twelve
George Lindsey UNA Film Festival, Florence, AL,
March.
Other FilmNideo Exhibitions
Five Folk Artists, Kentucky Folk Art CenterMuseums for America Grant, September.
Minnie Adkins: Portrait of a Folk Artist, Kentucky
Folk Art Center, February.
FilmNideo Distribution
The Assembler, Dam Short Film SOCiety, Nevada.
FilmNideo Awards
James B. Storey American Experience Award,
Flatland Film Festival, Lubbock, TX, $500.
AIFF Films in Competition, Anchorage International
Film Festival, Anchorage, AK, NovemberDecember.
Honorable Mention, Twin Rivers Media Festival,
Asheville, NC.
Grant
AI Smith Professional Assistance Award, Kentucky
Arts Council, Grant/Award for Serendipity Studios
Video Project, $1,000.
Talks
"Seed to Stalk: Documentary How-to," Anchorage
International Film Festival, Anchorage, AK,
December.
"Seed to Stalk: From Start to Finish," Bluegrass
Independent Film Festival, La Grange, KY,
September,
"Hell In A Size Twelve: The Making of," George
Lindsey UNA Film Festival, Florence, AL, March.
CALVIN O. LINDELL
Assistant Professor of Speech Communication
"Converting Paper Rubrics to an Online Digital
Format for Tablet PC Technology:' Southern
States Communication Association Conference.
Louisville, KY, April (with J. McCoy).
"Civic Engagement: Students Partnering with
Community," Kentucky Conference on the
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Sponsored
by the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary
Education - Engaging Campus and Community,
Lexington, KY, May (with K. Sexton, C. Thomas,
K. Bardsley, Simpson, R. Manis and L. Sweeney).
"Civic Engagement: Bringing Community and
Campus Together," Pre-conference Workshop,
2007 American Association of State Colleges and
University - American Democracy Project National
Meeting - Developing Informed and Engaged
Citizens: The Imperative for Higher Education,
Philadelphia, PA, June (with L. Thomas).
"Synergistic Service-Learning or Symbiotic Civic
Engagement: Finding the Right Partners,"
Southern Consortium of the American Democracy
Project Conference, Kennesaw, GA, October (with
C. Thomas).
ERIN S. MCLAINE
Assistant Professor of Theatre
EGG (the screenplay), writer, Spring.
The Sticky Factor (the screenplay), writer, Summer.
Dramatic Performances
Language of Angels, director, performances held at
the Lucille Little Theatre, MSU, November,
December.
EGG (A Feature Film), director, producer, filmed
June, July.
The Sticky Factor (A Feature Film),director,
producer, filmed July, August.
"Opening the Cage: Producing Your Own Work in
the Performing Arts," Kennedy Center American
"College Theatre Festival, Atlanta, GA, February.
"Beginning and Advanced Improvisation" the
Kentucky Thespian Conference, Morehead State
University, November.
"Kentucky Film Lab: The Sticky Factor, A Feature
Film," Idea Festival, Louisville, KY, October.
JANET RICE MCCOY
Assistant Professor of Advertising and Public
Relations
"Beyond Cutlip: Reconsidering the History of Public
Relations," National Communication Association,
Chicago, IL, November.
"Reflection in Service Learning: It Isn't All TouchyFeely," Kentucky Council on Postsecondary
Education, Lexington, KY, May (with K. Clevenger,
Clark, Johnson, Lindsey, Earl and M. Jerde).
"Using Service Learning to Teach Copyright Issues,"
Southern States Communication Association,
Louisville, KY, April.
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"Fighting and Feuding in the 19 Century Press: A
Frame Analysis of the Rowan County War," U.S.
Senator Rush Holt Conference, West Virginia
University, April (with Valerie RatliffUndergraduate Research Fellow).
"Converting Paper Rubrics to an Online Digital
Format for Tablet PC Technology," Southern
States Communication Association, Louisville, KY,
April (with Lindell).
JOHN V. MODAFF
Professor of Speech Communication
48 Radio Commentaries on Morehead State Public
Radio.
I Mean, What to Stop Saying, January.
Foundering the Founders, January.
Declaring Victory, January.
Flipping Off the First Amendment, January.
A Recipe for President, January.
Uncertain Terms, February.
AquaTeen & The Cartoon News Network, February.
Pre-Emption & Suing God, February.
Saying By Not Staying, March.
Yellowcake and Global Warming, March.
Epidemic of Madness, March.
The Missed of Fingerprints, April.
What's With Us Narcissus?, April.
The Buzz About Cell phones, April.
Who's the Pig Now? April.
Pandering to the Panderer, April.
Lawsuits I'd Like to See, May.
When Black and White Are Not, May.
Making Students Hide, May.
Conspiracy of Mediocrity, May.
Sharing the Wealth, Just Not Hers, June.
What the F--- Is Indecent? June.
Repealing Ourselves Green, June.
Talk and Ruling the Nation, June.
The Diversity Race, July.
Taking A Green Pledge, July.
Things I Know, July.
What We Spend and What We Spend On, July.
Hats Off Awards, July.
Jerks in the Circus, August.
The Fear of Women, August.
Language, Privacy, and Rudy's Family, August.
Justice to the Dogs, August.
Conduct Unbecoming, September.
Two-Wheeled Revolution, September.
Why We Fight, September.
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Free Speech Hurts: Get Over It, September.
Answers to Correspondents, October.
Signs of the End Times, October.
Good for the Goose: American Genocide, October.
Nightmare on School Street, October.
The Wages of Wired, November.
Dishonor in Teacher's Clothing, November.
When the Truth Hurts, November.
Food FOR Thought, December.
Now THAT's Offensive, December.
Not So Amazing News Stories, December.
Objections to Christmas: Common Ground,
December.
MICHAEL R. MOORE
Professor of Speech
"An Invitation to Users of The Competent Speaker
Speech Evaluation Form," National
Communication Association Annual Meeting,
Chicago, IL, November.
"Creating a Successful and Stimulating New Faculty
Orientation," 2007 Kentucky Conference on the
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Lexington,
KY, May (with Albert and Abell).
KENNETH S. SEXTON
Assistant Professor of CommunicationlTheatre
"Combating. Plagiarism in the Digital Age," Chair,
77th Southern States Communication Association
2007 Convention, Louisville, KY, March (with
Tighe, Vance, J. McCoy, McGill, Hanks and
Braziunaite).
"Civic Response During National Emergencies,"
Moderator, American Democracy Project National
Conference 2007, Philadelphia, PA, June (with
Fetchet and Matthews).
"Spring Break/Spring Back: When a University Does
Mission Big-time!" American Democracy Project
National Conference 2007, Philadelphia, PA,
June.
"Civic Engagement: Students Partnering with
Community," 2007 Kentucky Conference on the
Scholarship of Teaching & Learning, Lexington,
KY, May (with Bardsley, Lindell, Manis, Simpson,
Sweeney and Thomas).
CATHY L THOMAS
Associate Professor of Speech Communication
"Getting Started with the American Democracy
Project: Civic Engagement Bringing Community
and Campus Together," Pre-Conference
Workshop, American Democracy Project National
Meeting, American Association of Schools and
Colleges, Philadelphia, PA, June (with Lindell).
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"Civic Engagement: Students Partnering with the
Community. Engaging Campus and Community,"
Teaching and Learning, Lexington KY, May (with
Lindell, Sexton, Bardsley, Simpson and graduate
students, Randy Manis and Leslie Sweeney).
"Designing Effective Assignments and Rubrics for
the Digital Communication Classroom: Back to
Basics: Assessment in the Hybrid Communication
Classroom," Southern Communication Association
Annual Convention, Louisville KY, March - April
(with Earl).
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH, FOREIGN
LANGUAGES, AND PHILOSOPHY
ANN MARIE ADAMS
Associate Professor of English
Publication
"Look Back in Realism: The Making and Unmaking
of Dramatic Form in the Reception of the British
New Wave," Journal of the Midwest Modern
Language Association, Vol. 40, NO.1.
"Looking at the Company She Keeps: The Ethics of
Reading in A.S. Byatt's Fiction," College English
Association Annual Convention, New Orleans, LA,
April.
"Reader, I Memorialized Him: Representations of
Tennyson in A.S. Byatl's The Conjugia/ Angel,"
Twentieth Century Literature Conference,
VICENTE CANO
Professor of Romance Languages
"Dos visiones sobre el progreso y la poesia en el
siglo XIX espanol: Grilo y Reina," 57th Annual
Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference
(MIFLC), Virginia Tech, VA, October.
KATHRYN A. CARLSON
Assistant Professor of English
Publication
"Focus and VP Ellipsis," Language and Speech,
May (with Frazier and Clifton).
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"Focus in Sluicing Interpretation," Poster, 20
Annual CUNY Conference on Human Sentence
Processing, La Jolla, CA, March (with Dickey,
Frazier and Clifton).
"Double-object Constructions and Focus,"
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Poster, 20 Annual CUNY Conference on
Human Sentence Processing, La Jolla,
CA, March (with 0 ickey).
SCOTT A. DAVISON
Professor of Philosophy
Publication
Book Chapler: "The Breaks of the Game: Luck and
Fairness in Basketball" Basketball and Philosophy,
edited by Jerry L. Walls and Gregory Bassham,
University of Kentucky Press, 2007.
"On the Intrinsic Value of Everything" and "Against
Open Theism: A Defense of Middle Knowledge",
Invited Lectures, Messiah College, April.
"Happiness and Control," an Invited Paper on
Happiness, Sino-American Symposium on
Philosophy and Religious Studies, Tsinghua
University, Beijing, China, October.
MARK A. GRAVES
Assistant Professor of English
"The Romance of a Plain Man: A Reconsideration,"
123" Annual MLA Convention, Chicago, IL,
December.
"A New Missouri Compromise: Josephine Winslow
Johnson and the Literature of the Border States,"
19'h Southern Writers Symposium, Fayetteville,
NC, February.
EUGENE B. HASTINGS
Professor of Romance Languages
"En busca del verdadero sentido de la Rima XVI de
Becquer" ["In Search of the True Meaning of
Becquer's Rhyme XVI?"], XVI Congreso de la
Asociacion Internacional de Hispanistas [XVI
Conference of the International Association of
Hispanists], Paris, France, July.
"Vag an do por las callas de Toledo al azar: La
creacion literaria de Becquer in Los
enterramientos de Garcilaso de la Vega y su
padre" [Wandering through the Streets of Toledo:
Becquer's Literary Creation in The Graves of
Garcilaso de la Vega and his Father'1, Mountain
Interstate Foreign Language Conference (MIFLC),
sponsored by Virginia Tech, at Roanoke, Virginia,
October.
FRANCES L. HELPHINSTINE
Professor of English
"Performance Pedagogy: An Eclectic Classroom
Art," Shakespeare Association of America, San
Diego, CA, April (Invited).
"Marxism and Cultural Materialism at Play in
Caryl Churchill's A Number," Louisville
Conference on Literature and Culture Since
1900, February (Juried).
"An All Male Cast to Give a Feminist Twist to
Cloning?" Caryl Churchill's A Number, Union
College, March.
TERRY L. IRONS
Publications
"On the Southern Shift in Appalachian English,"
Penn Working Papers in Linguistics 13.2, 2007,
pp.121-134.
"On the Status of Low Back Vowels in Kentucky
English: More Evidence of Merger," Language
Variation and Change 19.2, 2007, pp. 137-180.
"Ungliding and the Status of /ay/ in Kentucky
English," NWAV 36, University of Pennsylvania,
October.
PHILIP KRUMM RICH
Chair and Professor of Comparative Literature
"Manet et manebit," poem, The Pikeville Review,
2006-2007,27-31.
"A Message from a Man I Never Knew," The
NeovictorianlCochlea Vol. X, No.2,
Spring/Summer.
"Mozart in Heaven," translation of "Mozart no Ceu"
by Manuel Bandeira, Ezra: An Online Journal of
Translation, Vol. 1. No.1, Spring.
"Loving," translation of "Amar" by Carlos Drummond
de Andrade, Ezra: An Online Journal of
"Charlie," translation of "Jose" by Carlos Drummond
de Andrade, Ezra: An Online Journal of
Publications
"Is This the Same Continent?: Two Accounts of
Africa Taken Lengthwise," Maria Antonia LopezBurgos del Barrio and Jose Ruiz Mas, eds.,
Travelers, Travellers and Travelogues, Granada:
Editorial Universidad de Granada, 2007. (37-45).
Review of James Poynter et aI., Travel Writing:
Today's Most Complete Handbook on Trave/
Writing, Denver: Leromi, 2006, Kentucky English
Bulletin, 56: Winter/Spring 2007, Nos. 2 & 3, 86.
"Portuguese Variations on a Classical Theme: The
Amphitryon Plays of Luis Vaz de Cam6es and
AntOnio Jose da Silva," 79'h Annual Convention of
the South Atlantic Modern Language Association,
Atlanta, GA, November.
"Verbatim? The Representation of 'Native' Speech in
Travel Writing," Viajeros y literatura de viajes: tras
sus huellas: 'On the Trail,' Madrid, September.
"The Spanish Golden Age Translation Bibliography
Project: A Collaborative Model," Kentucky
Philological Association, Pine Mountain State
Resort Park, March (co-presented with
Undergraduate Research Fellow Kayla Meadows).
Non-Print Media Publication
"Acerca del papel de los traductores," 1611, online
journal:
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RONALD D. MORRISON
Publications
'''Recherce Eroticisms': My Secret Life as Parody,"
CEA Critic 68.3,2005-06, 16-32 [appeared in print
July 2007].
"Hardy's Market Town: The Mayor of Casterbridge,
Animals, and Social Class," Kentucky Philological
Review 21, 2007, 33-39.
Review of Bram Stoker: A Literary Life, by Lisa
Hopkins, Choice 45, 2007-08, 281.
Review of Brutal Reasoning: Animals, Rationality,
and Humanity in Early Modern England, by Erica
Fudge, Choice 44,2006-07, 1794.
Review of Ents, Elves, and Eriador: The
Environmental Vision of J.R.R. Tolkien, by
Matthew Dickerson and Jonathan Evans, Choice
44, 2006-07, 1753.
Review of Dracula and the Eastern Question: British
and French Vampire Narratives ofthe NineteenthCentury Near East, by Matthew Gibson, Choice
44,2006-07,1534.
Review of Roll Over Adorno: Critical Theory, Popular
Culture, Audiovisual Media, by Robert Miklitsch,
Choice 44,2006-07,838-39.
Presentations
"'Mild Creatures, Despot-doomed': The Humane
Movement and Hardy's Poetry," Hardy at Yale
Conference, New Haven, CT, June.
"The Roast Beef of England and the Roast Beef of
France: Dickens and the Ethics of the Victorian
Meat Market," Annual Meeting College English
Association, New Orleans, LA, April.
"'The Smithfield Bull to his Cousin of Nineveh':
Household Words and the Victorian Humane
Movement," Annual Meeting Kentucky Philological
Association, PinevillelBarbourville, KY, March.
SARAH R. MORRISON
"Empathy and Sympathy in Elizabeth Inchbald's A
Simple Story," College English Association Annual
Meeting, New Orleans, LA, April.
LAYNE NEEPER
"Convergence of the Twain: Stephen Wright's The
Amalgamation Polka," South Central Modern
Language Association Conference, Memphis, TN,
October.
"'Good Guys' and the Limits of Empathy in Cormac
McCarthy's The Road," The College English
Association Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA,
April.
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ROBERT D. ROYAR
"Integrating Writing into the Disciplines," Paper
Presented, 71" Anniversary Conference of the
Kentucky Council of Teachers of
English/Language Arts, Lexington, KY, February.
JOHN R. SECOR
Associate Professor of Romance Languages
"From Epistolary Novel to Unprotected Text: 'Ma vie
a fait un virage sur un dix sous' ('My life turned on
a dime') and other surprising English idioms in
Durocher and Paquin's Et si on se retrouv@it,"
Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association,
Calgary, AB, October.
CRYSTAL E. WILKINSON
Visiting Professor and Writer in Residence
Published poem, "The Water Witch on Salvation,"
Appalachian Heritage, Spring.
Published short story, "Breath.Sky.Blood.Bone,"
PLUCK: The Journal of Affrilachian Arts and
Culture, Spring.
Read selected excerpts from novel and conducted a
creative writing workshop at Pine Mountain
Kentucky Writers Conference, Pine Mountain
State Resort Park, Pineville, KY, March.
Conducted "Healing for Change," creative writing
workshop at Until the Violence Stops Festival,
Morehead State University, Morehead, KY, June.
Conducted creative writing workshop during the
Morehead Writing Project, Morehead State
University, Morehead, KY, June.
Conducted creative writing workshop at Kentucky
Governor's School for the Arts, Transylvania
University, Lexington, KY, June.
Read novel excerpt and conducted workshop at
Indiana Writers Conference, Indiana UniversityBloomington, Bloomington, KY, June.
Read novel excerpt and conducted creative writing
workshop, Antioch Writers Workshop, Yellow
Springs, OH, July.
Conducted creative writing workshop as part of the
Appalachian Circuit Writers Project, Morgan
County Library, KY, July.
Conducted creative writing workshop at Bluegrass
Teachers Forum, Carnegie Center for Literacy and
Learning, Lexington, KY, July.
Conducted workshopldiscussion, "Five Books Every
Black Woman Should Read", Carnegie Center for
Literacy and Learning, Lexington, KY, September.
Conducted creative writing workshop at Pike County
2007 Fall Festival of Authors and Folk
ArtistslWriters Conference, Pike County Library,
Pikeville, KY, October.
DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY,
GOVERNMENT, AND HISTORY
YVONNE H. BALDWIN
Professor of History
Publication
"In the Valley: The Combat Infantryman's Experience
in Vietnam," in David W. Anderson and John Ernst,
eds, The War that Never Ends: New Perspectives
on Vietnam, University Press of Kentucky, 2007
(with Ernst).
JOHN ERNST
Professor of History
Publications
The War that Never Ends: New Perspectives on the
Vietnam War, book, David L. Anderson and John
Ernst, eds., Lexington: University Press of
Kentucky, 2007.
"The Not So Silent Minority: Louisville's Antiwar
Movement, 1966-1975," article, The Journa/ of
Southern History 73,2007, pp. 105-142 (with
Baldwin).
"In the Valley: The Combat Infantryman and the
Vietnam War," book chapter, in David L. Anderson
and John Ernst, eds., The War that Never Ends:
New Perspectives on the Vietnam War, Lexington:
University Press of Kentucky, 2007 (with Baldwin).
WILLIAM C. GREEN
Professor of Government
Publications
"The Struggle for Racial Equality: Abraham Lincoln,
John Marshall Harlan, and Frederick M. Vinson,"
42-43, in S. Stephens, ed., Clark's Kentucky
A/manac and Book of Facts, ;td ed., 2007.
"The Disputed Election of 1899 and the
Assassination of Governor William Gobel," 89-90,
in S. Stephens, ed., Clark's Kentucky Almanac
nd
and Book of Facts, 2 ed., 2007.
"The Supreme Court, Eminent Domain, and the
Impact of Kelo v. New London (2005)," Kentucky
Political Science Association Annual Meeting,
Morehead, KY, March.
"Private Property, Eminent Domain, and Economic
Development: State Legislative and Judicial
Responses to Kelo v. City of New London (2005),"
Midwest Political Science Association Annual
Meeting, Chicago, IL, April.
ESTHER G, LONG
Assistant Professor of Geography
Publications
Articles in Refereed Journals
"Views of the West: Transnationalism in
Contemporary Ukrainian Baptist Churches,"
Religion, State & Society 35:4, pp. 335-353.
"Sada, a New Player in Development
Communication: Reaching the Unreached in
Afghanistan," The Journal of Development
Communication 18: 1, pp. 61-75 (with ShefnerRogers, Singhal and Sengupta).
"The Sada says 'We Women have our Rights': A
Gender Analysis of an ICT Initiative in
Afghanistan," International Communication
Gazette 69:4, pp. 335-353 (with Sengupta, Singhal
and Shefner-Rogers).
Other Articles
"Ukrainian Evangelical Migration to the West," EastWest Church and Ministry Report 15:4, p. 16, Fall.
"Civic Education in Post-Taliban Afghanistan: A
Case Study of Nation-building at Work,"
Association of American Geographers (AAG)
Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April.
"Evaluating Federalism: The Effects of Religion and
Political Culture on Political Participation in Local,
State, and Federal Policymaking," Kentucky
Political Science Association Annual Meeting,
Morehead, KY, March (co-author with Hail).
"Transforming Traditional Gender Structures: Giving
Women Access to Information Technology," MAZI:
The Communication for Social Change Report, v.
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i:i-articiesc PDp?iQ.=3'Lt (with Sengupta, Singhal
and Shefner-Rogers).
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
STACY A. BAKER
Associate Professor of Music
Tubist, Morehead State University: "The Spirit of the
Holidays Compact Disc," Performance on 6 tracks
with Horizon Brass Quintet, in distribution,
December.
Tubist, MSU Faculty Showcase Compact Disc in
Progress, solo and quintet performances
recorded, October.
Musical Performances
National
Featured Guest Artist: Soloist/Conductor/Clinician,
27th Annual Howard Hovey Tuba Day, Suffolk
County Music Educator's Association and Long
Island Tuba/Euphonium Quartet, Sayville, NY,
November (273 participants - students and
teachers).
Featured Guest Artist/Clinician with JUNCTION
Tuba/Euphonium Quartet, Southeast Regional
Tuba/Euphonium Conference, Western Carolina
University, Cullowhee, NC, March.
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Tour as Member of JUNCTION Tuba/Euphonium
Quartet: Concert and Master Class at Lima
Central Catholic School, February; Concert at the
Encore Theatre, February, Lima, OH.
Featured Guest Artist, College Teacher's Recital,
24th Annual U.S. Army Band "Pershing's Own,"
Tuba/Euphonium Conference, Ft. Meyer,
Washington, DC, January.
State
Tubist with the Lexington Philharmonic for the
Beshear-Mongiardo Inauguration, Frankfort, KY,
December.
Member: Tenn-tucky-nois-o Ensemble - A
Celebration of the Tuba, The University of the
Cumberlands, Williamsburg, KY, August.
Member: Full Brass Ensemble - Fifth Sunday after
Pentacost Service honoring members of the U.S.
Armed Services, St. Francis in the Fields,
Louisville, KY, July.
LORI E. BARUTH
Assistant Professor of Music
Solo Performance at MSU Faculty Showcase,
Morehead State University, Morehead, KY,
October.
Quintet Performance with Baird Winds at MSU
Faculty Showcase, Morehead State University,
Morehead, KY, October.
Quintet Recital with Baird Winds, Morehead State
University, Morehead, KY, and Ohio State
University Southern, Ironton, OH, November.
Performed on Dr. David Oyen's Faculty Recital,
Morehead State University, Morehead, KY,
October.
SUANNE H. BLAIR
State/Regional
Lexington Philharmonic Masterclassics Concert,
January.
Lexington Philharmonic Pops Concert, February.
February.
Lexington Philharmonic Family Concort, February.
Lexington Philharmonic Masterciassics Concert,
March.
April.
Lexington Philharmonic Picnic withe Pops Horse
Park Concerts (2), August.
September.
Corbin, September.
October.
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Lexington Philharmonic Family Concert, October.
November.
Lexington Philharmonic Nutcracker Ballet (3),
December.
December.
Local
Assisted in Emily Listerrmann Mcafferty Senior
Recital, March.
Assisted in Manuel Castillo Graduate Recital, May.
Faculty Showcase Recital, October.
Assisted in Jeanie Lee Faculty Recital, September.
Solo performances in area churches.
SUSAN D. CREASAP
Associate Director of Bands/Associate Professor of
Music
National/Regional Conducting
All County Middle School Honor Band, Louisville,
KY, November.
Dixie Band Camp, University of Central Arkansas,
Conway, AR, June, featured conductor, top band
of ten bands.
Senior High School All-Region Band, Beckley, WV,
March.
Cabell All-County Band, Huntington, WV, February.
Fayette County Middle School Honor Band,
Lexington, KY, January.
All Middle Tennessee High School Honor Band,
Murfreesboro, TN, January.
Artistic Performances
Conductor/Director with MSU Ensembles
MSU Concert Band, November.
MSU Marching Band Homecoming Parade, October.
MSU Concert Band, Singletary Center, University of
Kentucky, Lexington, KY, October.
MSU Marching Band, Blue and Gold Festival of
Marching Bands, Exhibition, October.
MSU Marching Band, Septemberfest, September.
MSU Marching Band, Home Football Games,
September - November.
MSU Concert Band, Spring Concert, April.
MSU Theater Production of "Chicago," Orchestra
Director, April.
MSU Concert Band, Band Clinic Concert, February.
Artistic Performance
Horn Player
Christmas Service, Tates Creek Presbyterian
Church, Lexington, KY, December.
Publication
"An Irish Air," Research Guide, Teaching Music
Through Performance in Beginning Band, Vol. 2,
Richard Miles, ed., Chicago: GIA Publications,
2007.
"My Favorite Marches," Women Band Directors
International Summer Meeting, Hendersonville,
NC, June.
Annual Report of Research and Creative ProductIons
GREG J. DETWEILER
Conducted Regionally
Tour Concert, First Christian Church, Concert Choir
and Chamber Singers, Mt. Sterling, KY, April.
Tour Concert, Concert Choir and Chamber Singers,
Ripley-Union-Lewis-Huntington High School,
Ripley, OH, March.
Fields Auditorium, Maysville Community and
Technical College, Maysville, KY, March.
Hillsboro High School, Hillsboro, OH, March. This
was a joint concert with the Hillsboro High School
Choirs ending in a performance by the combined
choirs of Eric Whitacre's "Sleep".
Miami Trace High School, Washington Court
House, OH, March.
Georgetown High School, Georgetown, KY,
March.
Conducted Locally
"Of The Father's Love" (a 40 minute cantata written
by MSU Department of Music graduate Jonathan
Adkins), The Sanctuary Choir of First Baptist
Church with instrumentalists, December.
"Ye Olde Madrigal Feaste," Concert Choir, Chamber
Singers and University Chorus, Adron Doran
University Center, November, December.
MSU 47th Annual Choral Festival Concert, Concert
Choir and Chamber Singers, First Baptist Church,
Morehead, KY, November.
Fall Choral Showcase, Concert Choir and Chamber
Singers, First Baptist Church, Morehead, KY,
October.
Septemberfest: "A Celebration of the American
Community", Concert Choir and University
Chorus, with additional high school and
community singers, September.
Spring Commencement, Chamber Singers
performed "The National Anthem," and the
Concert Choir performed the "Alma Mater" and
"There is a Vale Which None Hath Seen" by
James Mulholland, May.
National Day of Prayer Service in Morehead,
Chamber Singers, Convention Center, Morehead,
KY, May.
Spring Choral Concert, Chamber Singers, Men's
Chorus and UniverSity Chorus, First Baptist
Church, Morehead, KY, April.
Contemporary Music Festival: Chamber Works and
Choral Evening, Duncan Recital Hall, April.
Program included "How Do I Love Thee" by
guest composer Dana Wilson and various other
choral works.
"Sing!" March Choral Concert, Chamber Singers,
Men's Chorus and University Chorus, First Baptist
Church, March.
High School Chorus, All-County Chorus, Jefferson
County Public Schools, Sallie Phillips Durrett
Auditorium, January.
RUSSEL J. FLIPPIN
Professor Emeritus of Music and (currently) Lecturer
Concert at The Jazz Factory, Lousiville, KY,
January.
Cabaret Performance with the Lexington Singers,
Lexington, KY, February (Music director,
arranger, pianist).
Jazz Concert, University of Cincinnati/Batavia Jazz
Series, February.
Accompanist for Northern Ky Children's Chorus
Performance, KMEA Convention, Louisville, KY,
February (they performed my arrangement of My
Old Kentucky Home, which they had perfomed at
Carnegie Hall in January).
Jazz Concert with KYB34, KMEA Convention,
February.
Jazz Concert at Wesley Village, Wilmore, KY,
February.
Jazz Concert as part of Jazz at the Cathedral Series,
Christ the King Cathedral, Lexington, KY,
February.
Recital, KY Baptist Seminary, Lexington, KY, March.
Lexington Singers Cabaret Performance, VFW
Convention, Lexington, KY, March.
Concert for Legislative Retreat, Greenbo State Park,
April.
Concert with Tim Lake Trio, Bluegrass and More,
Lexington, KY, April.
Lecture-Recital "Popular Music in Kentucky in the
Fifties," Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort, KY,
April.
Recital, Mars Hills College Alumni Reception, Mars
Hill College, Mars Hill, NC, April (honored at the
th
reception as one of the top 150 Alumni of the 20
Century).
Performance of Carmina Burana by the Lexington
Philharmonic and Lexington Singers, April (played
piano and celeste).
Recital, Faith Baptist Church, Charleston, WV, April.
Jazz Concert, The Jay Flippin Trio, Marshall
University, Huntington, WV, May.
Jazz Concert with Gordon Towell, Richmond Arts
Council, Richmond, KY, May.
Jazz Concert, Friends of the Musem Series,
Headley-Whitney Museum, Lexington, KY, May.
Jazz Concert, Downtown Jazz Series, Charleston,
WV, May.
Lexington Singers Pops Concerts, Opera House,
Lexington, KY, May (pianist, arranger, assistant
conductor).
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Concert with the DiMartino/Osland Jazz Orchestra,
Lexington, KY, May.
Jazz Concert, Dedication of the Greenbo State Park
Amphitheater, Greenbo State Park, May.
Jazz Concert, Downtown Jazz Series, Lexington,
KY, June.
Jazz Concerts, Blue Wisp Jazz Club, Cincinnati, OH,
June.
Jazz Concert with Jazzberry Jam, Ecton Park Jazz
Series, Lexington, KY, June.
Jazz Concert, Jazz at the Library Series, Lexington,
KY, June.
Jazz Concert, Beckley Arts Series, Beckley, WV,
June.
Jazz Concert, Speed Museum, Louisville, KY, July.
Jazz Concert, Somerset Summer Arts Series,
Somerset, KY, July.
Jazz Concert, Jazz in the Park Series, Wilmore, KY,
July.
Jazz Concert with KYB34, Col. Bill Williams Blues
Festival, Greenbo State Park, August.
Jazz Concert, Jazz at the Renaissance Series,
Renaissance Performing Arts Center, Huntington,
WV, August.
Jazz Concert, Jay Flippin Orchestra, Maysville Arts
Series, Maysville Community College, Maysville,
KY, August.
Jazz Recital, Ky Women's Club Summer Arts Series,
Lexington, KY, August.
Recital, Kentucky Baptist Seminary, Lexington, KY,
September.
Concert with the Tim Lake Trio, Harvest Festival,
Lawrenceburg, KY, September.
Jazz Concert for Madisonville Arts Series,
Madisonville, KY, September.
Jazz Recital, Greenup County Festival of the Arts,
Greenbo State Park, September.
Jazz Concert, KY Arts Council Meeting, Lousiville,
KY, September.
Lexington Singers Cabaret Performance, Lexington,
KY, September.
Jazz Concert, Jazz at the Winery Series, Morrisette
Winery, Meadows of Dan, VA, September.
Recording Session, CD for Chet Lott, October.
Jazz Concert for KeeneArts Series, Keeneland,
Lexington, KY, October.
Concert with Tim Wingate, Lexington, KY, October.
Concert, Jazz at the Library Series, Lexington Public
Library, Lexington, KY, November.
Lexington Singers Concert, The Lord Nelson Mass
(Haydn) November (organ).
MSU Choral Clinic Performance (accompanied the
clinic choir), November.
Lexington Singers Performance, KY Historical
Society, Frankfort, KY, November.
Concert, The Jay Flippin Trio, Southeast Christian
Church, Louisville (Holiday Artsfest), December.
Lexington Philharmonic and Lexington Singers, The
Messiah, December (organ and harpsichord)
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Concert with Appalachian State University Faculty
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz at Montreat Series,
Montreat, NC, December.
Recital of Holiday Music, Wesley Village, Wilmore,
KY, December.
Compositions and Arrangements
Ac-Cen-Tu-Ate the Positive (SSAATTBB, soloist, Pn,
Bs, Drums, Flute), Lexington Singers Cabaret.
Pardon My Southern Accent (Baritone soloist, Pn,
Bs, Drums, clarinet), Lexington Singers Cabaret.
Out of Breath and Scared to Death (Tenor, Soprano,
Pn, Bs, Drums, Flute), Lexington Singers Cabaret.
I'm Going Back to the Farm (Soprano, Pn, Bs,
Drums), Lexington Singers Cabaret.
Lazybones (Alto, Pn, Bs, Drums, Tenor Sax),
Lexington Singers Cabaret.
Hooray for Hollywood (SSAATTBB, soloists, Pn, Bs,
Drums, Clarinet), Lexington Singers Cabaret.
The Summer Wind (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Drums, Tenor
Sax), Lexington Singers Cabaret.
Bob White (Soprano, Baritone, Pn, Bs, Drums,
Flute), Lexington Singers Cabaret.
The Johnny Mercer All Hits Medley (Goody, Goody,
Fools Rush In, Day In, Day Out, Hit the Road to
Dreamland, And the Angels Sing, Tangerine)
(Soloists, Pn, Bs, Drums, Tenor Sax), Lexington
Singers Cabaret.
Autumn Leaves (Soprano, Pn, Bs, Drums),
My Shining Hour (Tenor, Pn, Bs, Drums, Tenor
The Glow Worm (TTB, Pn, Bs, Drums), Lexington
Singers Cabaret.
Blues in the Night (SSAATTBB, Soprano, Pn, Bs,
Drums, Tenor Sax), Lexington Singers Cabaret.
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Medley
(SSAATTBB, Soloists, Pn, Bs, Drums, Clarinet),
Emily (Soprano, Pn, Bs, Drums), Lexington Singers
Cabaret.
I'm Old Fashioned (Soprano, Pn, Bs, Drums),
The Judy Garland Medley (That Old Black Magic,
Skylark, I Thought About You, I Remember You,
One for My Baby and One More for the Road)
(Soloists, Pn, Bs, Drums, Tenor Sax), Lexington
Singers Cabaret.
The Johnny Mercer Oscar Medley (The Days of
Wine and Roses, In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the
Evening, On the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa
Fe) (SSAATTBB. Soloists, Pn" Bs, Drums, Tenor
Score for the Documentary Film Cam Henderson: A
Coach's Story (commissioned by West Virginia
Public Television and Marshall University,
produced by Witek and Novak.) This score won a
regional EMMY for best documentary score, 20062007.
Kentucky Is My Land (text by Jesse Stuart)
(SSAATTBB, Children's Chorus, Orchestra,
Narrator), Commissioned by the Kentucky
Humanities Council for the Lincoln Bicentennial.
Many Rivers To Cross (Tenor, Pit Orchestra),
Lexington Singers Pops.
I Say a Little Prayer for You (SSAA, Pn, Bs, Guit,
Drums), Lexington Singers Pops.
Chaquita Banana (Soprano, Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums),
Rice Krispies (SATB, solists, Pn, Bs, Guit, Dr),
We're Not the Jet Set (Bass, Alto, Pn, Bs, Guit, Dr),
This Could Be the Start of Something Big (Baritone,
Soprano, Pit Orchestra), Lexington Singers Pops.
Love Is All Around (Soprano. Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums,
Flute), Lexington Singers Pops.
Theme from The Love Boat (Baritone, Pit
Orchestra), Lexington Singers Pops.
Love and Marriage (Two Sopranos, Pn, Bs, Guit,
On the Radio (Soprano, Pit Orchestra), Lexington
Singers Pops.
A Tribute to John Denver (Annie's Song, For Baby,
For Bobbie, Grandma's Feather Bed, Take Me
Home, Country Roads) (SSAATTBB, Soloists, Pit
Can't Buy Me Love (Alto, Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums),
You Light Up My Life (Soprano, Pn, Bs, Guit,
Love Potion Number Nine (SATB, Pit Orchestra),
Viva Brazil! (Rio Rita, The Girl from Ipanema, Mas
que Nada, Brazil) (SSAATTBB, Soloists, Pit
Simon and Garfunkel Medley (Sounds of Silence,
Late in the Evening, Bridge Over Troubled Waters)
(SSAATTBB, Soloists, Pit Orchestra), Lexington
Singers Pops.
The Terrific TV Theme Medley (The Addams Family,
Happy Days, The Andy Griffith Show, Gilligan's
Island, Mavin' On Up) (SSAATTBB, Soloists, Pit
Route 66 (Tenor, Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums, 2 Tpts, A
Sax, T Sax, B Sax), Chet Lott CD Burnin'.
Raise the Roof (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit, Dr, A Sax, T
Sax, Tpt), Kenny Ray CD Raise the Roof.
The Frim Fram Sauce (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit,
Drums), Kenny Ray CD Raise the Roof.
I've Forgotten You (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit, Dr,
Strings, a Sax), the Kenny Ray CD Raise the
Roof.
If I Never See You Again (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit,
Drums, Strings), Kenny Ray CD Raise the Roof
That Old Feeling (Baritone, Big Band), Kenny Ray
CD Raise the Roof.
A Change Is Gonna Come (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit,
Drums, Strings), Kenny Ray CD Raise the Roof.
Baltimore Oriole (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums),
Kenny Ray CD Raise the Roof.
Out in Company (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums),
Our Song (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums, Strings),
Easy Gain' (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums, T Sax),
It's a Wonderful Life (Baritone, Big Band), Kenny
Ray CD Raise the Roof.
Route 66 (Baritone, Big Band), Kenny Ray CD Raise
the Roof.
Cup of Coffee (Alto, Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums, Sop Sax),
Lamb and Meyer CD Ain't Nothin' Better.
Some Kinda Wonderful (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Dr, Guit, 2
Tpts, A Sax, T Sax, B Sax), Chet Lot! CD Burnin '.
She's Still There (Baritone, Pn, Bs, Guit, Drums,
Flugelhorn, A Sax, T Sax, B Sax). Chet Lott CD
Burnin'.
GLENN A. GINN
CD Release - Morehead State University: The Spirit
of/he Holidays, performed on two selections and
arranged one selection.
Americana Crossroads Live, performance broadcast
on MSPR and 25 other stations across the
country.
International Performance
Featured Artist Concert and Clinics at University of
Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, March.
National Performances
Clinics and Performance at Slippery Rock University,
Slippery Rock, PA, November.
Performance with the Scott Lee Trio at Huston's in
Midtown Manhattan, New York, NY, June.
Performance with New York City Musicians Scott
Lee, bass, and Bruce Hall, drums, at the Lafayette
House in Lafayette, NJ, June.
Regional Performances
Grant Memorial United Methodist Church Christmas
Eve Candlelight Service, Point Pleasant, OH,
December.
Hometown Holiday Celebration, Morehead, KY,
December.
Faculty Jazz Performance, Ohio University Southern
Campus, Ironton, OH, November.
Performance with Jay Flippin, Charleston Country
Club, Charleston, WV, November.
Performance with Kevin Moreland Group, Lexington,
KY, October.
Performance with guest artist Scott Lee and Faculty
Jazz Ensemble, Duncan Recital Hall, October.
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Concert Performance with Lisa Ginn, Grant
Memorial United Methodist Church, Point
Pleasant, OH, October.
Faculty Showcase Performance, Duncan Recital
Hall, October.
Performance with Gordon Towell and Steve Snyder,
Ashland, KY, September.
Steve Snyder Faculty Recital, Duncan Recital Hall,
September.
Blennerhassett Hotel Sternwheel Festival Cruise
with River Jam (9-piece jazz ensemble),
Parkersburg, WV, September.
"Elliot County Tobacco Festival" with Tony Ponce,
September.
Performance at "Concert On The Lawn" with the Jay
Flippin Orchestra, Maysville Technical College,
Maysville, KY, August.
Performance at the Greenup Heritage Music Festival
"An Evening of Blues" with KY B3 4, Greenbo
Lake State Park, KY, August, opening act for
international recording artist Rory Block.
Several performances at Rocco's in Ceredo, WV
Performance with Tony Pence band, Pyramid Hill
Sculpture Garden, Cincinnati, OH, July
Performance for President Andrews' Dinner Cruise,
Cave Run Lake, July.
Performance at Rocco's with Steve Snyder, Ceredo,
WV, June.
Performance with Tony Pence Band, Poppy
Mountain Country Music Festival, Morehead, KY,
June, opening act for country music legend David
Frisel
Americana Crossroads Live Performance and taping
for radio broadcast, June.
Performances at Rocco's with Steve Snyder,
Ceredo, WV, June.
Performance with Jay Flippin Band, Grayson
Conference Center, Grayson, KY, May.
Performance with Kevin Morland, Talon Winery,
Lexington, KY, April.
Easter Service Performance with Lisa Ginn, Grant
Memorial United Methodist Church, Point
Pleasant, OH, April.
MSU Faculty Jazz Concert, Duncan Recital Hall,
April.
20 Performances at Rocco's with Steve Snyder,
Ceredo, WV, January - April.
Performance at KMEA In-Service Conference with
Jay Flippin, Gordon Towel, and Jason Tiemann,
Compositions
Arranged Blueselte by Gene "Toots" Thielmans for
the MSU Jazz Guitar Ensemble, Premiered by
MSU Jazz Guitar Ensemble, November
Arranged leu by Glenn Ginn for the MSU Jazz
Guitar Ensemble, Premiered by MSU Jazz Guitar
Ensemble, November.
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JUNE M. GRICE
Assistant Professor of Music Education
"Orff and KodElly," Kentucky Collegiate Music
Educators National Conference (KCMENC), Fall
Conference, Louisville, KY, September.
"Orff and KodElly Activities for the Music Classroom,"
Kentucky Music Educators Association (KMEA)
State Conference, Lousiville, KY, February.
"Applications of the Philosophies of KodElly and Orff
in Kentucky Elementary School Music Programs,"
Organization of American KodElly Educators
(OAKE) National Conference, Chicago, IL March.
L. CURTIS HAMMOND
Presentation or Publication of Creative Work
MSU Holiday CD released: "Spirit of the Holidays,"
Recorded performances with the Horizon Brass
and the Baird Winds, released December.
Horizon Brass Quintet performance, First Christian
Church, Morehead, KY, April.
Horizon Brass Quintet performance, Tates Creek
Presbyterian Church, Lexington, KY, April.
Conductor for Horn Ensemble Performance, DRH,
Morehead, KY, April.
Horizon Brass Quintet performance during MSU Fall
Convocation, Button Auditorium, Morehead, KY,
August.
Baird Winds performance on MSU Faculty
Showcase Recital, DRH, Morehead, KY, October.
Horizon Brass Quintet performance on MSU Faculty
Showcase Recital, DRH, Morehead, KY, October.
Baird Winds Recital, DRH, Morehead, KY,
November.
Horizon Brass Quintet Recital with Larry Keenan
and Brian Mason, DRH, Morehead, KY,
December.
Horizon Brass Quintet performance at Tates Creek
Presbyterian Church, Lexington, KY, December.
LARRY W. KEENAN
Professor of Music
Soloist, Faculty Keyboard Recitals, Clavinova,
PSR9000PRO, Tyros II, Organ, September and
December.
Accompanist, Keyboard Ensemble Orchestra,
Clavinova, TI:ME (Technology Institute Music
Education), Ohio Music Educators State
Convention, Columbus, OH, February.
Accompanist, MSU Concert Choir, HAYDN: Organ
Mass, Organ, April.
Soloist, MSU Keyboard Monster Concert,
PSR9000PRO, May.
Accompanist, Rowan County High School Choir,
Clavinova, Community Arts Program, "Jazzin' At
the Moonlight!" May.
Accompanist/Soloist, Rowan County High School
Choir, PSR9000PRO, Spring Concert, May.
Soloist, Five Unique Keyboard Recitals, Kentucky
Ensemble and Technology Seminar,
PSR9000PRO, University of Kentucky, June.
Senior Organist, Morehead United Methodist
Church, Year.
Accompanist and Music Arranger, The Stephen
Foster Story Singers, Year.
Compositions
Original Anthem "He Is Alive", Choir and Clavinova,
Composed and Premiered at Morehead United
Methodist Church, April.
Original Keyboard Arrangement "Gesu Bambino",
PSR9000PRO, recorded on MSU Department of
Music Holiday CD, December.
JEANIE K. LEE
"Morehead State University: The Spirit of the
Holidays" CD, Joint project of 19 members of the
MSU Music Faculty including Horizon Brass
Quintet, Fall.
National/Regional
Aretha Franklin Back-up Orchestra, Trombone, Centre
College, Danville, KY, November.
West Virginia Symphony Orchestra, 21" Annual Labor
Day Concert, Trombone, Beckley, WV, September.
Johnny Mathis Back-up Orchestra, Trombone,
Lexington, KY, June.
The Platters & The Crystals Back-up Orchestra,
Trombone, Elizabethtown, KY, January.
State
Lexington Philharmonic, Governor's Inaugural Ball,
Frankfort, KY, December.
Horizon Brass Quintet, Worship Service, Lexington,
KY, December, November, April.
Lexington Brass Quintet, Trombone, In Concert,
Lexington, KY, December, November.
DiMartino Osland Jazz Orchestra, Trombone, Comedy
Off Broadway Club, Lexington, KY, November,
October, September, August, June, May, April,
March, February, January.
Kentucky Jazz Repertory Orchestra, Trombone,
"Swing Dance" Concert, University of Kentucky,
Lexington, KY, November, April.
Mozart Requiem Orchestra Concert, Trombone, Good
Shephard Episcopal Church, Lexington, KY,
November.
Lexington Philharmonic, Trombone, Family Concert,
Somerset, KY, October.
Lexington Philharmonic, Trombone, "Halloween
Spooktacular" Family Concert, Lexington, KY,
October.
Lexington Philharmonic Quintet, Trombone, PBJ Youth
Concert Series, Lexington, KY, September.
Lexington Philharmonic, Pops Concert, Trombone,
Bardstown, KY, September.
Lexington Philharmonic, Trombone, Horse Park
Concert, Lexington, KY, August.
DiMartino Osland Jazz Orchestra, Trombone, Ecton
Park, Lexington, KY, August.
Lexington Concert Band, Trombone, Ecton Park,
Lexington, KY, August.
DiMartino Osland Jazz Orchestra, Trombone, KY
Governor's School for the Arts Concert, Transylvania
University, Lexington, KY, June.
Barret Traditional Middle School Band, Spring
Concert, Guest Trombone Soloist, Louisville, KY,
May.
Lexington Philharmonic, Trombone, Discovery Concert
Series, Lexington, KY, March.
Local
Horizon Brass Quintet Joint Concert with Larry
Keenan, Organ, Duncan Recital Hall, MSU,
December.
MSU Trombone Choir Fall Concert, Conductor,
Duncan Recital Hall, MSU, November.
Horizon Brass Quintet and Persichetti String Trio,
Trombone, Faculty Showcase Recital, Duncan
Recital Hall, MSU, October.
Solo Trombone Recital, MSU Joint Faculty Recital with
Dr. Stacy Baker, Duncan Recital Hall, MSU,
September.
Horizon Brass Quintet, Guest Performance, MSU
President's Convocation, Trombone, Button
Auditorium, MSU, August, January.
MSU Orchestra Spring Concert, Guest Trombone
Soloist, Duncan Recital Hall, MSU, May.
MSU Trombone Choir Spring Concert, Conductor,
Duncan Recital Hall, MSU, April.
20d Annual MSU Trombone Day, Masterclass for High
School Participants, Conductor of MSU Trombone
Choir and Trombone Day Festival Choir with Mark
Fisher as guest soloist, Duncan Recital Hall, MSU,
April.
RICKY R. LITTLE
Television Broadcasts
Documentary/DVD: "The Rhythm of My Soul:
Kentucky Roots Music," a production of Florentine
Films/Sherman Pictures. This film is sponsored by
the Southern and Eastern Kentucky Tourism
Development Association. Assistant Conductor,
soloist with the American Spiritual Ensemble. This
film was aired on the following dates:
KET 2: Monday, August 27,2007 at 9:00 pm.
KET 2: Sunday, August 26, 2007 at 3:00 pm.
KET 1: Wednesday, August 22, 2007 at 4:00 am
and 9:00 pm.
KET 2: Sunday, June 17, 2007 at 4:00 am.
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Documentary/DVD: Speaker/Performer in the
documentary film "The Spirituals," featuring The
American Spiritual Ensemble. Filmed on location
throughout the United States, and Spain. Filmed
by Dos Vatos Productions, Ari Luis Palos and
Eren McGinnis filmmakers. The World Premiere
of this film was held at the Singletary Center for
the Arts, the University of Kentucky in Lexington,
KY, October 8, 2006. In 2007 this film was aired
nationally on PBS Stations around the country.
Multiple broadcasts of this film were aired on the
following television stations in 2007:
KilN Cedar Rapids-Waterloo-Iowa City & Dubuque,
lA, 7/22/07.
WBIO Birmingham-Tuscaloosa-Anniston, AL, 7/4/07
and 7/5/07. WCIO Birmingham-TuscaloosaAnniston, AL, 7/4/07 and 7/5/07.
WEIO Mobile, AL-Pensacola, FL, 7/4/07 and 7/5/07.
WFIO Huntsville-Decature (Florence)), AL, 7/4/07
and 7/5/07. WHIO Huntsville-Decature
(Florence)), AL, 7/4/07 and 7/5/07.
WAIO Montgomery (Selma), AL, 7/4/07 and 7/5/07.
WDIO Montgomery (Selma), AL, 7/4/07 and
7/5/07. WGIO Montgomery (Selma), AL, 7/4/07
and 7/5/07. WIIO Montgomery (Selma), AL,
7/4/07.
KIXE Chico-Redding, CA, 7/14/07.
WSRE Mobile, AL-Pensacola, FL, 7/11/07.
WFSU Tallahassee-Thomasville, FL, 7/16/07 (aired
twice).
WFSG Panama City, FL, 7/16/07 (aired twice).
KDIN Des Moines-Ames, lA, 7/22/07. KTIN Des
Moines-Ames, lA, 7/22/07.
KBIN Omaha, NE, 7/22/07. KHIN Omaha, NE,
7/22/07
KilN Cedar Rapids-Waterloo-Iowa City & Dubuque,
IA. 7/22/07.
KRIN Cedar Rapids-Waterloo-Iowa City & Dubuque,
IA.7/22/o7.
KOIN Davenport, lA-Rock Island-Moline, IL, 7/22/07.
KSIN Sioux City, lA, 7/22/07.
KYIN Rochester, MN-Mason City, lA-Austin, MN,
7/22/07.
KCDT Spokane, WA, 7/11/07 and 7/14/07. KUID
Spokane, WA, 7/11/07 and 7/14/07.
KAID Boise, ID, 7/11/07 and 7/14/07.
KISU Idaho Falls-Pocatello, ID, 7/11/07 and 7/14/07.
KIPT Twin Falls, ID, 7/11/07 and 7/14/07.
WSIU Paducah, KY-Cape Girardeau, MOHarrisburg, KY-Mt. Ver. 7/16/07.
WILL Champaign & Springfield-Decatur, IL, 7/16/07
(aired twice).
WTVP Peoria-Bloomington, IL, 7/16/07 (aired twice).
KUED Salt Lake City, UT, 7/16/07. KUES Salt Lake
City, UT, 7/16/07. KUEW Salt Lake City, UT,
7/16/07.
WCVW Richmond-Petersburg, VA 7/6/07.
WITF Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA,
7/15/07
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WPSU Johnstown-Altoona, PA, 7/16/07 (aired
twice).
WNPT Nashville, TN, 7/12/07.
WKNO Memphis, TN, 7/19/07. (aired twice).
KWBU Waco-Temple-Bryan, TX, 7/16/07. (aired
twice).
KOCV Odessa-Midland, TX, 7/14/07.
WUSI Terre Haute, IN, 7/16/07.
WFYllndianapolis, IN, 7/11/07 and twice on 7/16/07,
WIPB Indianapolis, IN, 7/16/07, WTIU
Indianapolis, IN, aired twice on 7/16/07.
WNIT South Bend-Elkhart, IN, aired twice on
7/16/07.
WVUT Terre Haute, IN, 7/14/07.
WCVN Cincinnati, OH, 7/11/07. WKON Cincinnati,
OH,7/11/07.
WKMJ Louisville, KY, aired twice on 7/16/07, WKPC
Louisville, KY, aired twice on 7/1107, WKZT
Louisville, KY, 7/11/07.
WKHA Lexington, KY, 7/11/07, WKLE Lexington,
KY, 7/11/07, WKMR Lexington, KY, 7/11/07,
WKSO Lexington, KY, 7/11/07.
WKAS Charleston-Huntington, WV, 7/11/07, WKPI
Charleston-Huntington, WV, 7/11/07.
WKMU and WKPD Paducah, KY-Cape Girardeau,
MO-Harrisburg, KY-Mt. Vernon 7/11/07.
WKMA and WKOH Evansville, IN, 7/11/07.
WKGB Bowling Green, KY, 7/11/07.
WFUM Flint-Saginaw-Bay City, MN, aired twice on
7/16//07.
KCPT Kansas City, MO, 7/22/07.
KUFM Missoula, MT, 7/19/07.
KUSM Butte-Bozeman, MT, 7/19/07.
KYNE Omaha, NE, aired twice on 7/16/07.
KHNE, KLNE, KMNE, KUON Lincoln-HastingsKearny, NE, aired twice on each station on
7/16/07.
KXNE Sioux City, lA, aired twice on 7/16/07.
KRNE Rapid City, SD, aired twice on 7/16/07.
KTNE Cheyenne, WY-Scottsbluff, NE, aired twice on
7/16/07.
KPNE North Platte, NE, aired twice on 7/16/07.
KENW Amarillo, TX, 7/11/07.
WNED Buffalo, NY, 7/15/07.
WCET Cincinnati, OH, aired twice on 7/16/07.
WOUB Charleston-Huntington, WV, aired twice on
7/16/07.
WOUC Wheeling-Steubenville, OH, aired twice on
7/16/07.
WEDU Tampa-St. Petersburg, FL, 7/27/07.
KOZK Springfield, MO, 7/29/07.
KOZJ Joplin-Pittsburg, MO, 7/29/07.
WOSU Columbus, OH, 8/3/07.
WPBO Charleston-Huntington, WV, 8/3/07.
WPTO Cincinnati, OH, 7/26/07.
This documentary has been produced as a DVD and
is sold nationwide.
Special Eastern Shore Prerniere of "The Spirituals",
0& A Session/Participant, Salisbury University,
Salisbury, KY, November.
Channel 5 TV: Christian Church: Disciples of Christ,
Weekly local coverage of Divine Services at the
First Christian Church, Morehead, KY, Choir
director.
National Performances
Concert Tour with the American Spiritual Ensemble,
Assistant Conductor, Soloist, Ensemble Member.
Professionally managed by the Alkahest Agency,
Atlanta, GA, and Euro Musica, Mallorca, Spain.
Performance Venues
Western Carolina University Concerts and
Exhibitions, The Fine and Performing Arts Center,
Cullowhee, NC, February.
Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center, Huntington, TN,
February.
Glema Mahr Center for the Arts, Madisonville
Community College, Madisonville, KY, February.
The Montgomery County Council for the Arts and
First Presbyterian Church, First Presbyterian
Church, Mt Sterling, KY, February.
First Presbyterian Church, Lexington, KY, February.
Salisbury University, Holloway Hall, with the
American Spiritual Ensemble, Salisbury, MD,
November.
Oakwood College, Baritone soloist, Messiah. G.F.
Handel, with the Huntsville Youth Orchestra and
the Oakwood College Combined Choirs, Maestro
Joseph Lee, Conductor, The Oakwood College
Church, Huntsville, AL, December.
Regional Performances
Regional concert tour with the American Spiritual
Ensemble, Assistant conductor, soloist, ensemble
member. Professionally managed by the Alkahest
Agency, Atlanta, GA, and Euro Musica, Mallorca,
Spain.
The Sayer School, workshop/performance,
Lexington, KY, September.
Southern Arts Federation Performing Arts
Exchange, luncheon performance, Louisville
Convention Center, Louisville, KY, September.
Berea College, Union Church, Berea, KY,
September.
The University of Kentucky, Singletary Center for the
Arts, Lexington, KY, September.
First Presbyterian Church, Divine Service,
Lexington, KY, Septernber.
Charleston SDA Church, Guest Artist, Sacred
Concert, Charleston, WV, October.
The Ohio State University, Guest Artist, 36 th Annual
Graduate and Professional Schools Visitation
Days Banquet, Ohio State University, Columbus,
OH, November.
Lane-Allen Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Guest
Artist, Christrnas Gala Concert, Lane-Allen
Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Lexington, KY,
December.
AnnuaiReport of Research and Creative Productions
Lirna Drive SDA Church, Baritone Soloist, Divine
Service, Lima Drive SDA Church, Lexington, KY,
December.
Local Performances
Solo Faculty Recital, Duncan Recital Hall, Baird
Music Hall, Chia-Ling Hsieh, accompanist. Guest
Artists: Manuel Castillo, tenor/Catherine Clarke,
soprano/Martha Duncan, Soprano, November.
Choir Director/ Soloist, First Christian Church
Disciples of Christ, Morehead, KY, weekly
performances, January - December.
Conductor, Choral Christmas Concert, Main Street
Christmas, First Christian Church, Morehead, KY,
December.
M. SCOTT MCBRIDE
Chair and Professor of Music
Co-Director/Producer, Bowl Games of America and
Sky's the Limit/Creative Productions, Champs
Sports Bowl, December.
Co-Director/Producer, Bowl Games of America and
Sky's the Limit/Creative Productions, Gator Bowl,
Jacksonville, FL, December-January.
Choir Director, Sunday Services and Seasonal
Performances, First Presbyterian Church, August
to present.
Conductor/Trombonist, Funeral for Trombonist/Jazz
Musician, Christopher W. Culver, Christ Church,
Oyster Bay, NY, March.
Publications
Manuscript review, "Music Research: A Handbook,"
by Sampsel, Laurie J., Oxford University Press,
May (Copyright © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-19-5171198).
Published Abstract
"A Systematic Way of Trimming the Required Hours
in the Oegree,"NASM Region 8 Panel
Presentation, Proceedings, National Association of
Schools of Music Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL,
November 20, 2006 (published 2007).
RICHARD B. MILES
Professor of Music/Director of Bands
Publications
Teaching Music through Performance in Beginning
Band, Volume II, GIA Publications, Chicago, IL
(Editor and Compiler).
Teaching Music through Performance in Jazz, GIA
Publications, Chicago, IL (Editor and Compiler
with Ronald Carter).
"Teaching Music" Seminars for Music Educators
from a Multi-State Area at the Troy University
Summer Symposium on Music Education, Troy,
AL, June.
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Conductor, Professional Wind Orchestra, Banda
Municipal De Bilbao, Professional Wind Orchestra
of Bilbao, Spain, January.
Conductor, National Outback Bowl Half-time Special
Massed Band, Tampa, FL, January. Televised
Highlights, ESPN.
Conductor, MSU Symphony Band Performances,
Annual Concert Band Clinic, February, and Fall
and Spring semester concerts.
Guest Conductor, Youth for the Performing Arts
Symphonic Band, Winter Concert, March,
Louisville, KY.
Artistic Performances/Consultant/Adjudicator
National Outback Bowl and Festival, Clinician,
Adjudicator, and Coordinator/Conductor of the
Half-time Special Massed Band, Tampa, FL,
December - January.
Clinician/Adjudicator for the Massachusetts State
Concert Band Assessment sponsored by MICCA,
March - April (hosted at various high school
auditoriums throughout Massachusetts).
Non-Print Media Publication - Public Broadcast
Principal Conductor Half-time Production by National
Events, Nationally televised half-time highlights,
ESPN, National Outback Bowl, Tampa, FL,
January.
NATHAN E. NABB
National/International
Performance of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, St.
Louis Symphony, St. Louis, MO, December.
Performance of Zimmerman's Musique pour les
soupers du Roi Ubu, St. Louis Symphony, St.
Louis, MO, October.
Masterclass at Drake University Department of
Music, Des Moines, lA, September.
Performance of Shrude's Evolutions with Corfu
International Saxophone Ensemble, Corfu,
Greece, July.
Guest recital, Corfu International Saxophone
Workshop, Corfu, Greece, July.
Finale Concert, Stetson University's Summer
Saxophone Workshop, Deland, FL, July.
Faculty Recital, Stetson University's Summer
Saxophone Workshop, Deland, FL, July.
Solo recital, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL,
May.
Performance of Berio's Sequenza Vllb and
Sequenza /Xb, North American Saxophone
Alliance Region VII Conference, Greensboro, NC,
March.
Performance of Shostakovich's Jazz Suite No.1 with
New World Symphony, Miami Beach, FL, March.
Guest Soloist Performance with Michigan State
University's Saxophone Collective in an evening
performance of Hindemith's Trauermusik and
Mahler's Kindertotenlieder, Chicago, IL, February.
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Guest Artist Recital and Master Class, Bowling
Green State University, Bowling Green, OH,
January.
th
Featured Performance, 30 Annual International
Saxophone Symposium, Washington, DC,
January.
State/Regional
Performance at University of Tennessee Saxophone
and Percussion Project, Knoxville, TN, November.
Local
Performance at Supertubafest, Morehead, KY,
October.
Performance of Caprice en Forme da Valse,
Morehead State University Faculty Showcase,
Morehead, KY, October.
Performance of Epitaphe de Jean Harlow, Bob
Pritchard's Faculty Recital, Morehead, KY, April.
Faculty Recital, Morehead State University,
Morehead, KY, January.
DAVID W. OYEN
National
Chamber Music Performance, Bach Aria Group
Continuo Bassoonist, Lutheran Summer Music
(LSM), Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN,
July.
Movere Wind Quintet Recital, Lutheran Summer
Music (LSM), Gustavus Adolphus College, St.
Peter, MN, July.
Chamber Music Performance, Handel Trio Sonata,
Lutheran Summer Music (LSM), Gustavus
Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN, June.
Chamber Music Performance, Mendelssohn
Konzertstock no. 2 for Clarinet, Bassoon and
Piano, Lutheran Summer Music (LSM), Gustavus
Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN, June.
Solo Performance, Fantasia in g minor by Telemann,
Abendmusik, Lutheran Summer Music (LSM),
Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN, June.
Butler University Bassoon Day Opening and Closing
Recitals, Solo and Large Bassoon Ensemble
Performances, Butler University, Indianapolis, IN,
January.
Regional
Kentucky Ballet Orchestra, The Nutcracker,
Performances at Lexington Opera House,
Principal Bassoon, December (4 performances).
Lexington Philharmonic Performance at Governor's
Inaugural Ball, 2nd Bassoon, December.
Huntington Symphony Orchestra, Contrabassoon,
September.
Lexington Philharmonic Masterworks Concert,
Substitute 2nd bassoon, April.
Lexington Philharmonic Masterworks Concert, 3rd
Bassoon, March.
Lexington Philharmonic Woodwind Quintet,
Substitute Bassoon, Campbellsville University,
Campbellsville, KY, February.
Local
Phi Mu Alpha Holiday Concert, Performance with
Bassoon Students David Brock and Tom Breadon,
December.
Solo Appearance, Supertubafest, Duncan Recital
Hall, October.
Faculty Solo Bassoon Recital, Duncan Recital Hall,
October.
ROM A PRINDLE
Opera Day II, Middle School Stage Movement Clinic,
March.
NATS Entrants, Student Recital, March.
Upper Division Students, Student Recital, April
OperaWorks Spring Production, Die Fledermaus,
April.
Guest Artist, Morehead PEO, May.
KIIS Presentations, Salzburg, Austria, June, and
Vocal Literature Classes, American International
School.
KIIS. Directed Vocal Literature Students in Recital,
Salzburg, Austria, American International School,
June.
Songs of Richard Strauss, Claude Debussy, June.
Guest Artist, Pine Mountain Settlement School,
August.
Faculty Lecture-Recital, August.
Guest Artist, SeptemberFest, September.
Faculty Showcase Recital, October.
NATS Entrants, Student Recital, October.
Guest Soloist, MSU Choral Festival, November.
Upper Division Students, Student Recital,
November.
Holiday Recording Project, November.
Opera Day I, Amahl and the Night Visitors,
November.
OperaWorks Performance, Morehead Chamber of
Commerce, December.
OperaWorks, The Telephone/Amahl and the Night
Visitors, December.
OperaWorks, The Telephone/Amahl and the Night
Visitors, December.
OperaWorks, The Te/ephone/Amahl and the Night
Visitors, December.
Guest Artist, Richland Area Realtors Luncheon,
December.
STEVEN D. SNYDER
Dr. David Glover Faculty Recital, Slippery Rock
University, Slippery Rock, PA, November.
Faculty Jazz Performance, Ohio Southern
University, Ironton, OH, November.
Jerry Conrad's Rhythm and Brass, Cincinnati, OH,
June.
Take 5 Faculty Quintet Performance, Slippery Rock
University, Slippery Rock, PA, February.
Brian Mason, DMA Recital, University of Kentucky,
February.
President's Faculty Christmas Reception, Morehead,
KY, December.
Scott Lee Guest Artisit Recital, Duncan Recital Hall,
Baird Music, October.
Faculty Showcase Recital, Duncan Recital Hall,
Baird Music, October.
Faculty Recital, Duncan Recital Hall, Baird Music,
September.
Dr. David Glover Clinic Performance, Duncan
Recital Hall, Baird Music, September.
Honors Convocation Performance, Button
Auditorium, April.
Faculty Jazz Quintet Recital, Duncan Recital Hall,
Baird Music, April.
24 performances at Rocco's Ristorante, Ceredo,
WV, January - March.
Arrangements
"Thriller," Arranged for the Morehead State
University Marching Band, July.
"She's Out Of My Life," Arranged for the Morehead
State University Marching Band, July.
"ABC," Arranged for the Morehead State University
Marching Band, July.
"Don't Stop 'Till You Get Enough," Arranged for the
Morehead State University Marching Band, July.
PAUL F. TAYLOR
Presentation or Publication of Creative Work
Paper read: "Suppression of Originality and
Discrimination in the Musical Establishment,"
Governor's Scholar's Program, Morehead State
University, Summer.
Faculty Showcase
Solo Piano Recital
MSU Piano Festival
MSU Operaworks Performance
New Trends Music Ensemble Performance
Appeared on Two CD's
Compositions
Arranged "Mars" by Gustave Holds for 13 Pianos
Composed "Mella Fella"for Violin and Piano
"0 Tempora, 0 Mores!" for Electronic Harpsichord
Composed "Dr. Lucky's Poison Tree" for Electronic
Keyboard Stack: PSSR 9=800 and Kurzweil 2500.
GORDON L. TOWELL
Professor of Music Jazz Studies/Music Education
Edmonton Jazz Society Jazz Works Festival,
February.
Capital University Jazz and World Music Festival,
April.
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Jazz Pedagogy for Instrumental Materials and
Methods.
West Virginia Jazz Band Festival, March.
Carter,R and Miles R. (2007) Teaching Music
through Performance in Jazz Teacher Resource
Guide Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me.
3 CD Recordings Released
Raise the Roof, Kenny Ray, released 2007
Erased It, Chet Lott, released 2007
MSU Faculty Christmas
4 CDs Recorded (not Released)
DOJO
KJRO
Chet Lott
MSU Faculty Showcase
National and International
Jazz Works Performance, Yardbird Suite,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, February.
Capital University Jazz and World Music Festival,
Columbus, OH, April.
Pullman Jazz Festival, Huntington, WV, April.
Johnny Mathis w/ the Lexington Philharmonic, June.
Aretha Franklin, November.
Jay Flippin/Gordon Towell Duo, Southern Arts
Federation Conference.
Regional
With Lexington Singers, January, May.
With DOJO, Comedy Off Broadway, January,
February, March, April, May, June, August,
October, November.
DOJO, Transylvania University, June.
DOJO, Henry Clay Estate, September.
Miles Osland Little Big Band, February, July,
October (2), December.
KJRO, August.
Jerry Tolson Big Band, KMEA Reading Session,
Louisville, KY, February, July, December (Beshear
inauguration).
Jay Flippin/Gordon Towell Duo, Richmond Area Arts
Council, May.
Jay Flippin, March, May, June Ecton, August,
October, September.
Kentucky b 3 Four, KMEA, February, Greenup Blues
Festival, August, Moonlight Stage Morehead.
Jerry Conrad's Rhythm and Brass, Cincinnati, OH,
June.
Rocco's Restaurant, January, September,
December.
Rocco's at The Fredericton, November, May.
Lipzz Big Band, Charleston, WV, August,
September.
Kevin Moreland, June, August, September.
Hunt Butler ,Louisville, KY, May.
Faculty Jazz Recital, April.
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David Glover, September.
Scott Lee, October.
Dave McWhorter, October.
MSU Faculty Jazz at OU, Ironton, OH, November.
Faculty Showcase, September.
Hometown Holiday, December.
MSU Concert Band, Clarinet, April
Academic Awards Banquet, June.
Tim Wingate, October.
Richmond Symphony Orchestra Picnic with the
Pops, August.
Mark Zanter Klezmer Band, Clarinet, May.
12 Appearances as a conductor Band Clinic, Jazz I
Spring and Fall concerts, Jazz 1 at U of L Jazz
Festival, Elmhurst Jazz Festival, Jazz II Spring
and Fall Concerts, Jazz Clinic, Battle of the
College bands at Comedy Off Broadway, Gala,
MSU Jazz Combos and Salute to the Big Bands,
Elmhurst, University of Louisville.
6 Combos from Jazz I and II on Student Recitals,
Spring and Fall, 12 performances.
Guest Conductor, MSU Orchestra, May, December.
Towell/Snyder CD Sketch Pad, Featured on CKUA
and WMKY radio.
FlippinlTowell, Still Friends, Featured on CKUA,
Accepted to 2007-2008 Kentucky Performing Arts
Directory, Juried.
CDs included in Kentucky Collection, Juried.
Conn Selmer Saxophone Artist (Juried).
West Virginia Jazz Band Festival March.
Grant
Southern Arts Federation, Lynne Arriale Residency,
$5,000.
JOHN E. VITON
Guest Artist/Clinician, Marshall University Double
Reed Day, Huntington, WV, January.
Oboist, Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra,
Subscription Concert, Singletary Center for the
Arts, Lexington, KY, February.
Faculty/Artist Position, Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp,
Twin Lake, MI, July.
Oboist and English Hornis!, Huntington Symphony
Orchestra, Huntington, WV, September.
Oboist, Baird Winds Performance, Faculty
Showcase Recital, Duncan Recital Hall, MSU,
October.
Oboist, Baird Winds Recording Sessions for Holiday
CD and Faculty Showcase CD, October.
Oboist, Baird Winds Full Recital, Duncan Recital
Hall, MSU, November.
Oboist, Huntington Symphony Orchestra,
Subscription Concert, Huntington, WV, December.
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY, SOCIAL
WORK, AND CRIMINOLOGY
BERNADETTE BARTON
Associate Professor of Sociology and Women's
Studies
Publication
"Managing the Toll of the Sex Industry: Boundary
Setting Among Exotic Dancers," 2007, Journal of
Contemporary Ethnography, 36:5, pp. 571-596.
"The Toxic Closet: Being Gay in the Bible Belt,"
2007 Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies
Conference, Morehead, KY, October.
"Being Gay in the Bible Belt: Question and Answer
Session," Panelist, 2007 Interdisciplinary Cultural
Studies Conference, Morehead, KY, October.
"Talking Back: Lesbian and Gay Responses to the
Religious Right," American Sociological
Association Meetings, New York, NY, August.
"Lesbians and Gays Talk Back in the Bible Belt,"
National Women's Studies Association Meetings,
St. Charles, IL, June.
"Coming Out in the Classroom: Ten Years of
Teaching Women's Studies," Panel Presentation,
Teaching and Working from the Margins in
Women's Studies, National Women's Studies
Association Meetings, St. Charles, IL, June.
CYNTHIA A. FAULKNER
Associate Professor of Social Work
Publications
"Utilizing the Cultural Formulation Model of the DSMIV-TR with Asian American: A Chinese American
Application," Journal of Psychiatry, Psychology and
Mental Health, vol. 1 (2);
http://www.scientificjournals. org/journals2007/a rticl
es/1296.pdf (with S. Faulkner and Hesterberg).
"Immediate and Short-term Effects of Challenge
Course Training on Perceived Employee Cohesion
within Human Services Workers in Ten Rural
. Counties, Journal of Education and Human
Development, Vol. 1 (2);
http://www.scientificjou rnals. org/jou rna Is2007/articl
es/1241.pdf (with S. Faulkner and Hesterberg).
SAMUEL S. FAULKNER
Associate Professor/Social Work Program Director
Publications
"Utilizing the Cultural Formulation Model of the DSMIV-TR with Asian American: A Chinese American
Application," Journal of Psychiatry, Psychology
and Mental Health, vol. 1 (2);
http://www.scientificjou rnals. org/jou rnals2007/a rticle
s/1296.pdf (with C. Faulkner and Hesterberg).
"Immediate and Short-term Effects of Challenge
Course Training on Perceived Employee Cohesion
within Human Services Workers in Ten Rural
Counties," Journal of Education and Human
Development, vol. 1 (2);
http://www.scientificjou rnals. org/jou rnals2007/articl
es/1241.pdf (with C. Faulkner and Hesterberg).
CLARENDA M. PHILLIPS
Chair and Associate Professor of Sociology
Publication
"Physician and Staff Perceptions of Barriers to
Colorectal Cancer Screening in Appalachian
Kentucky," Cancer Control, April (with Kelly,
Jenkins, Norling, Steinkuhl and Dignan).
"Ethnic Identity, Religiousness, and Drinking among
African Americans: What's the Connection?"
Association of Black Psychologists Annual
International Convention, Houston, TX, August.
JUDITH A. STAFFORD
Associate Professor of Social Work
"Listen to the Children," 2007 Spring Continuing
Education Conference for Social Workers,
Charleston Civic Center, Charleston, WV, April
(with Pelphrey).
"Seed Keepers: Preserving Heritage Seeds," 3"
Annual Interdisciplinary Studies Conference,
Morehead, KY, October (with Miles and
Embleton).
Grant
"Oral History of Preserving Heritage Seeds," The
Kentucky Oral History Commission Grant,
Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort, KY, $1,000
(with Miles).
Product: Audio CD
"Oral History of Preserving Heritage Seeds interview with Deanna Dunnaway," ARCHIVED
Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort, KY.
"Oral History of Preserving Heritage Seeds interview with Vinson Watts," ARCHIVED
"Oral History of Preserving Heritage Seedsinterview with JoAnn Butts," ARCHIVED Kentucky
Historical Society, Frankfort, KY.
"Oral History of Preserving Heritage Seeds interview with Linda Kitchen," ARCHIVED
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SUZANNE E. TALLICHET
Professor of Sociology
"Demographic Factors Associated with the
Prevalence of Illegal Drug Use among College
Students in Appalachian Kentucky," Rural
Sociological Society Annual Meeting, Santa Clara,
CA, August (with I. White).
"Rural Sociology - Past, Present, and Future," Rural
Sociological Society Annual Meeting, Santa Clara,
CA, August.
"Daughters of the Mountain: A Sociological Analysis
of Women in Appalachian Coal Mines," Guest
Speaking Engagement, Rural and Development
Studies Seminar Series, President's Room,
Singletary Center for the Arts, University of
Kentucky, November.
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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
DEPARTMENTOFACCOUNTIN~
ECONOMICS, AND FINANCE
THOMAS A. CREAHAN
Associate Professor of Economics
"New Insights from In-Class Experiments: Using
Excel to Post and Analyze Results on the Spot,"
Allied Social Science Associations Annual
Meeting, Chicago, IL, January.
SCOTT I. MEISEL
Assistant Professor of Accounting
Publication
"Characteristics of Acquired Firms: The Case of the
Banking Industry," Journal of Financial Regulation
and Compliance.
MESGHENA YASIN
Professor of Economics
Publications
"Trade Liberalization and its Impact on the Relative
Wages and Employment of Unskilled Workers in
the United States," Journal of Southwestern
Economic Review, Vol. 34, pp. 89 -101, Spring.
Book Review: "A PreMBA Analytical Primer, "
Blackwell Publishing Company.
C. STEVEN HUNT
Professor of Information Systems
Publication
"An End-User Information Systems Curriculum for
the 21st Century," Journal of Computer
Information Systems, Volume XLVII, Number 3,
pps. 81-87, Spring (with Brookshire, Yin and
Crews).
Published Abstract
"Incorporating Emerging Web Collaboration Tools
into the Business Information Systems CurriculaKnowledge Management in Practice," 2007
Proceedings of the Association for Business
Information Systems, an affiliate of the Federation
for Business Disciplines (FBD), San Diego, CA,
March (with L. Smith).
HILARY O. IWU
Associate Professor of Business Economics
Publication
"Netiquette and Internet Communication," The
Kentucky Business Education Association Journal,
pp. 17-18, Spring.
"Internet Communication Tools," Academic Business
World International, Nashville, TN.
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MARILYN D. MOORE
Visiting Assistant Professor of Information Systems
"Quality Matters and Online Course Design,"
Teaching and Learning, Western Kentucky
University, May (with Hollingsworth and Wilson).
DONNA R. EVERETT
Associate Professor of Business Economics
Publication
"Collaboration as a Professional Development Tool,"
Business Education Forum, 62 (1), pp. 45-50.
"Illuminate the Online Classroom with Elluminate
Live!" Association of Business Communication,
Washington, DC, October.
"Engaging an Online Community," 2007 Kentucky
Conference on the Scholarship of Teaching and
Learning, sponsored by the Council on
Postsecondary Education, Lexington, KY, May.
"Is Our Iceberg Melting?" Career and Technical
Education Teacher Educators' Conference,
"Be Smart! Work Smart! Stay Smart! Prioritizing
Skills," 8th Annual Big Sandy Women's Business
Symposium, Jenny Wiley State Park, February.
ELIZABETH A. REGAN
Chair and Professor of Information Systems
Publication
"Knowledge Management: Evolving Concept and
Practice," International Journal of Knowledge,
Culture. and Change Management, V6,
www.Management-Journal.comISSN1447 -9524
print, 1447-9575 online.
Visiting Professor and Researcher, Information
Systems, ESC-Rennes International School of
France, Rennes, France.
Published Abstract
"Knowledge Management: Seeking a Common
Understanding and Definition," Managing Worldwide
Operations and Communications with Information
Technology, Proceedings of 2007 IRMA
International Conference, Vancouver, Canada, May,
ISBN 978-159904930-4.
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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT,
MARKETING, AND REAL ESTATE
LINDSEY N. GODWIN
Assistant Professor of Management
Publication
"Influence and Inclusion: A Framework for Researching
Women's Advancement in Organizations," in
Bilimoria, Diana & Sandy Kristin Piderit (Eds.),
Handbook of Women in Business and Management,
Edward Elgar Publishing, Northampton, MA (with
Bilimoria and Zelechowski).
"Creating Mutual Benefit: Factors that Impact an
Individual's Moral Imagination," 2007 Annual
Academy of Management, Philadelphia, PA.
"Expanding the Impact of AI through Positive
Change Networks," International Conference on
Appreciative Inquiry, Orlando, FL (with Kaplan,
Kaplan and Fry).
"Designing a Degree that works: Rethinking our
Approach to Undergraduate Management
Education," 2007 Institute for Behavioral and
Applied Management Conference, Reno, NV (with
Neville).
AHMAD M. HASSAN
"Horizontal Alliances and Competitive
Aggressiveness: A Strength-of-ties Perspective,"
Academy of Management Annual Meetings,
Philadelphia, PA, August (with Chrisman and F.
Mohamed).
"Conceptualization and Measurement of Perceived
Risk in Distance Learning," National CASTL
Institute, Colurnbia College Chicago, Chicago, IL,
June (with F. Mohamed).
MICHELLE B. KUNZ
Associate Professor of Marketing
Publication
'The Effects of Background Music on Consumer
Response in a High-End Supermarket," The
International Review of Retail, Distribution and
Consumer Research, 17 (5), pp. 469-482 (with
Vida and Obadia).
"Teaching Online: 10 Lessons Learned from the
Trenches," 12'h Annual Fall Educators' Conference
Proceedings, Marketing Managernent Association,
S!. Louis, MO.
"Online Cheating: Lessons We've Learned and
Things We Wish We Knew," Marketing
Managernent Association Annual Conference,
Chicago, IL.
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"State of Our Practice, State of Our Knowledge,"
Marketing Management Association Annual
Conference, Chicago, IL.
Published Abstracts
"A Content Analysis of the Use of Trust Seals by
U.S. Web Retailers in 2006," International
.
Acaderny of Business and Public Adrninistration
Disciplines Conference Proceedings, pp. 676-687
(with Osborne).
"An Investigative Look at the Retail Store Irnage
Consistency of Brick and Click Retailers,"
European Institute of Retailing and Services
Studies (EIRASS) 14th International Conference
on Recent Advances in Retailing and Services
Science, Book of Abstracts, p. 99 (with Osborne).
"Travel Agency Websites: Are Independent Travel
Agencies Responding to the E-Consumer?"
European Institute of Reiailing and Services
Studies (EIRASS) 14th International Conference
on Recent Advances in Retailing and Services
Science, Book of Abstracts, p. 129 (with Osborne).
"DTC Prescription Drug Advertising: What do
Consumers See and Cornprehend?" MMA Annual
Conference Proceedings, Dee Anne Larson,
Donald P. Roy & Linda Ferrell (Eds.), Marketing
Managernent Association,. p. 161 (with Osborne).
PEGGY OSBORNE
Associate Professor of Marketing
"DTC Prescription Drug Advertising: What Do
Consumers See and Comprehend?" Marketing
Innovations: Topics, Technology & Trends,
Marketing Management Association (with Kunz).
Published Abstracts
"A Content Analysis of the Use of Trust Seals by
U.S. Web Retailers in 2006," International
Academy of Business and Public Administration
Disciplines Proceedings, Vol. 4, N. 3, pp. 676-687
(with Kunz).
"An Investigative Look at the Retail Store Image
Consistency of Brick & Click Retailers," 14th
Annual Retailing & Services Science Conference,
Studies, p. 99 (with Kunz).
"Travel Agency Websites: Are Independent Travel
Agencies Responding to the E-Consumer?" 14th
Annual Retailing & Services Science Conference,
Studies, p. 129 (with Kunz).
BRIAN G. WHITAKER
Publications
"The Development of a Feedback EnvironmentRole Clarity Model of Work Performance," Journal
of Management, 33, pp. 570-591 (with Dahling
and Levy).
"Assessing the Measurement Invariance of Latent
Job Satisfaction Ratings Across Survey
Administration Modes for Respondent Subgroups:
A MIMIC Modeling Approach," Behavioral
Research Methods, 39, pp. 502-509 (with
McKinney).
"Internet-Based Attitude Assessment: Does Gender
Affect Measurement Equivalence?" Computers in
Human Behavior, 23, pp. 1183-1184.
"The Effects of Warnings and Elaborations on
Selection Device Utility," Poster Presentation, 22th
Annual Society for Industrial and Organizational
Psychology Conference, New York, NY, May (with
Dahling and Nurdlund).
"The Development and Validation of a New
Machiavellianism Scale," Poster Presentation, 22th
Annual Society for Industrial and Organizational
Psychology Conference, New York, NY, May (with
Dahling and Levy).
FATMA A. MOHAMED
"Horizontal Alliances and Competitive
Aggressiveness: A Strength-of-Ties Perspective,"
Academy of Management Annual Meetings,
Philadelphia, PA, August (with Hassan and
Chrisman).
"Conceptualization and Measurement of Perceived
Risk in Distance Learning," National CASTL
Institute, Columbia College Chicago, Chicago, IL,
June (with Hassan).
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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF CURRICULUM AND
INSTRUCTION
EDNA O. SCHACK
Professor of Education
Publication
"A Lesson in Lesson Study: Conducting Lesson
Study in a College-Level Preservice Teachers
Mathematics Content Course." AMSP Research
Monograph (accepted for publication) (with Coen.
Miriti and Ratliff).
"Developing a Research Lesson for Preservice
Teachers," Appalachian Math Science
Partnership Research Conference, Lexington,
KY, June (with Coen, Miriti and Ratliff).
"Lesson Study in Higher Education," Association of
Mathematics Teacher Educators National
Conference, Irvine, CA, January (with Coen, Miriti
and Ratliff).
Grants
Kentucky Center for Mathematics, research project
on mathematics coaching in Kentucky, $11,000.
Mathematics Regional Coordinator, 2007-2008,
$60,000.
Appalachian Math Science Partnership, travel grant,
$3,300.
MARKHAM B. SCHACK
Professor of Education
"Elementary Math Software: What's Fluff and What's
SUbstance?" Kentucky Council of Teachers of
Mathematics Conference, Lexington, KY, October.
MEE·RYOUNG SHON
Associate Professor of Education
"Korean Early Childhood Education: Dealing with the
Challenges of Industrialization and
Westernization," National Association for the
Education of Young Children Annual Meeting,
Chicago, IL, November (with Lim).
DEPARTMENT OF HEAL TH, PHYSICAL
EDUCA TIDN, AND SPORT SCIENCES
STEVE S. CHEN
Assistant Professor of Education
"Come Soaring with Eagles: Spectator Satisfaction
and Perceived Quality of Service of aD-I AA NonScholarship Institution," 5th Annual Sport
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Marketing Association Conference, Pittsburgh, PA,
November.
"Fast Food Consumption of College Students of a
Typical Southeast-Region State University," 2007
Annual KAHPERD Convention, Louisville, KY,
October (with Beyer and Hudgins).
"Perceived Service Quality and Satisfaction of
Onsite Spectators of Taiwanese Basketball
League," 2007 Annual KAHPERD Convention,
Louisville, KY, October.
"An Analysis of Student Satisfaction with Physical
and Health Education After Completion of a Carol
M. White Physical Education Program," 2007
October (with Magner).
"Fan Satisfaction Analysis of NBA Spectators: A
Practical Example of Strategic Marketing," 2007
October (with Zhang).
"Perceptions of Selected Taiwanese Administrators
and Coaches in Participating in a Proposed
Nationwide High School Basketball Tournament,"
2007 Annual AHPERD Convention, Baltimore,
MD, March (with Lin and Lin).
"Economics Philosophy of Major League Baseball
Franchises: Win, Gain, and Spend," 2007 Annual
AHPERD Convention, Baltimore, MD, March.
Published Abstracts
"Perceptions of Selected Taiwanese Administrators
and Coaches in Participating in a Proposed
Nationwide High School Basketball Tournament,"
Research Quarterly for Exercise and Spor, Vol. 78
(Suppl. 1), p. 107 (with Lee, Lin and Lin).
"Economics Philosophy of Major League Baseball
Franchises: Win, Gain, and Spend," Research
Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 78 (Suppl. 1), p.
116 (with Rhodes, Nail, Lucci and Wood).
JENNIFER S. DEARDEN
Assistant Professor of Health, Physical Education,
and Sport Sciences
Publication
"Knowledge of the Risk Factors for Heart Disease in
Older Women: Implications for Future Study,"
KAHPERD Journal, 43 (1), pp. 19-21.
"Validity and Reliability of the Body Media Sense
Wear Armband," KAHPERD State Convention,
Louisville, KY, October (with Blunt and Tessmer).
"Make the Most of Your Workout! Incorporating
Outdoor Recreation Activities in Your Daily
Workout Routine," KAHPERD State Convention,
Louisville, KY, October (with Blunt and Tessmer).
"Creating Dynamic Groupwork in the Dance
Classroom," Poster Presentation, AAHPERD
American Alliance of Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance, National Conference,
Baltimore, MD, March (with Miller).
JULIA ANN HYPES
Assistant Professor of Health, Physical Education,
and Sport Sciences
Publication
"Dealing with School Facility Emergencies: It is Our
Responsibility," Journal of Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance (JOPERD), AAHPERD,
Reston, VA, August.
"Student Recreation Centers: Making the Most of
Your Resources," American Association for
Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and
Dance National Conference, Baltimore, MD,
March (with Sawyer and M. Hypes).
"Play Ball: Strategies to Help Make Your Internship
Experience a Hitl" Kentucky Association for
Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance
State Conference, Louisville, KY, October (with
Miller).
"Planning and Designing Student Recreation
Centers," Kentucky Association for Health,
Physical Education, Recreation and Dance State
Conference, Louisville, KY, October (with M.
Hypes and Kerr).
"Little League Baseball: Issues of Liability,"
Presentation with Sport Management Students,
Kentucky Association for Health, Physical
Education, Recreation and Dance State
Conference, Louisville, KY, October (with Lorenz
and Sharrock).
MICHAEL G. HYPES
Associate Professor of Sport Management
Publication
"Technology: Are You Ready to Present?" Journal of
Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 78(8),
pp.4-5.
"Student Recreation Centers: Making the Most of
Your Resources," American Association for
Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and
Dance National Conference, Baltimore, MD,
March (with J. Hypes and Sawyer).
"Planning and Designing Student Recreation
Centers," Kentucky Association for Health,
Physical Education, Recreation and Dance State
Conference, Louisville, KY, October (with J. Hypes
and Kerr).
"Risk Management: A Key Component to Safe
Programming and Facilities," Kentucky
Association for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance State Conference,
Louisville, KY, October (with Jones).
MANUEL PROBST
Associate Professor of Health, Physical Education,
and Sport Sciences
Publications
"A Comparison of Lower-Body Flexibility, Strength,
and Knee Stability Between Karate Athletes and
Active Controls," The Journal of Strength and
Conditioning Research, 21, pp. 451-455 (with
Fletcher and D. Seelig).
"Cardio-Pro: A Partner Driven Agility/Interval
Workout for Low-Risk Cardiac Patients,"
KAHPERD Journal, 43, pp. 28-30 (with D. Seelig,
Ferguson and Brien).
"Root-Cause Analysis of Musculoskeletal Injuries at
a U.S. Federal Law Enforcement Academy,"
Poster Presentation, American College of Sports
Medicine Annual National Scientific Meeting, New
Orleans, LA, May/June.
KAHPERD Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY
November.
"Cardio-Pro: A Partner Driven Agility/Interval
Workout for Ages 8 to 80," KAHPERD Annual
Meeting (free communication), Louisville, KY,
November.
Published Abstract
Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 39
(5 Suppl)S19.
DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
IN EDUCA TION
LOLA AAGAARD
Assistant Professor of Education
Publication
"Developing Leadership Capacity within the
Teaching Ranks: One District's Approach," The
Internationa/ Electronic Journal for Leadership in
Learning, November (with Barnett).
"Disposition, Study Habits, and Achievement,"
Midsouth Educational Research Association,
November (with Skidmore),
"Instructional Leadership: Administrators and
Teachers Join Forces," National Council of
Professors of Educational Administration, August
(with Barnett).
RONALD L. SKIDMORE
Associate Professor of Educational Psychology
"Disposition, Study Habits, and Achievement,"
Midsouth Educational Research Association,
November (with Aagaard).
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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL AND
HUMAN SCIENCES
BARBARA LEWIS
Assistant Professor of Veterinary Technology
"Management of Internal Parasites of Goats,"
Eastern Kentucky Hills Goat Association Meeting,
Morehead, KY, February (with Prater).
"Internal Parasites of Ruminants," Morehead Clinic
Days, Morehead, KY, June.
"Blood Film Analysis," Kentucky Veterinary Medical
Association Mid-America Veterinary Conference,
Louisville, KY, October.
Published Abstracts
"Getting the Most Out of Blood Film Evaluation,"
1h
Proceedings of the 96 Annual Kentucky Veterinary
Medical Association Meeting, Louisville, Ky.
"Internal Parasites of Small Ruminants," Proceedings
1h
of the 29 Annual Morehead Clinic Days Meeting,
Morehead, KY.
KIMBERLY M. PETERSON
Assistant Professor of Veterinary Technology
Publications
"Lab Cytology Tests," The Horse, April.
"Serology," The Horse, March.
"Equine Clinical Pathology, A Window In Your
Horse," The Horse, February.
"ICU on the Farm," Buffalo Trace Veterinary Medical
Association, June.
"Managing Neonatallsoerythrolysis," Buffalo Trace
Veterinary Medical Association, June.
"Plasma Transfusions," Buffalo Trace Veterinary
Medical Association, June.
Published Abstracts
"The Effect of Breed Type and Age on Real-time
Ultrasound Carcass Traits, Performance and
Pelvic Measurements of Heifers Enrolled in the
Eastern Kentucky Heifer Development Program,"
J. of Animal Science (with Galbreath, Wistuba,
Prater and Willard).
"Effects of Melengesterol Acetate on Estrous
Synchronization in Goats", J. of Animal Science
(with Galbreath, Prater, McVey and Wistuba).
Grant
"Department of Juvenile Justice Greyhound Project,"
Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association
Foundation, $1,032 (with Decker and Prater).
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PHILIP E. PRATER
Associate Professor of Veterinary Technology
Publications
Pelvic Measurement of Heifers Enrolled in the
J. Anim. Sci., 2007, Midwest Section (with
Galbreath, Wistuba, Peterson and Willard).
Synchronization in Goats," J. Anim. Sci., 2007,
Southern Section (with Galbreath, Peterson,
McVey and Wistuba).
"The Effect of Bovine Leukosis Virus Infection on the
Proportion Among Bovine Leukocyte Populations
in the Blood of Cows," J. Anim. Sci., 2007.
Midwest Section (with Touroo, Carson, Galbreath,
Lewis, Peterson and Wistuba).
"Stocker/Feeder Health Management," Am. Assoc.
Bovine Pract. Club, Ross School of Veterinary
Medicine, St. Kitts, July.
"Parasite Management of the Goat," Am. Assoc.
Bovine Pract. Club, Ross School of Veterinary
Medicine, St. Kitts, July (with Lewis).
"Zoonotic Diseases and Bovine Spongiform
Encephalitis," Am. Assoc. Bovine Pract. Club,
Ross School of Veterinary Medicine, St. Kitts, July.
Grant
Morehead State University Equine Health Education
Center, Kentucky Equine Trust Fund, $550,000
(with Willard).
TROY J. WISTUBA
Assistant Professor of Agriculture
Publications
"Evaluation of Soft Red Winter Wheat Forage Yield,
Nutritive Value, and Tetany Hazard as Influenced
by Sampling Date and Nitrogen Fertilization,"
2007, J. Appl. Anim. Res., 32: pp. 1-6, (with
Bailey, Daniels, Coblentz, Kegley, McBeth, Turner
and Rosenkrans, Jr).
"Feeding Feedlot Steers Fish Oil Differentially
Enhances the Fatty Acid Composition of Muscle
and Adipose Tissue," Journal of Meat Science, 77,
2007, pp. 196-203 (with Kegley, Apple and Rule).
"The Effect of Breed Type and Year on Real-time
2007, J. Anim. Sci., Midwest Section accepted
(with Galbreath, Prater, Peterson and Willard).
"Effects of Stage of Maturity at Harvest and Hybrid
on Production Characteristics of Corn Silage,"
2007, J. Anim. Sci., Southern Section accepted
(with Pitzer, Rogers, Galbreath, Nauman and
May).
Scrotal Circumference of Bucks Enrolled in the
Kentucky Buck Development Program," 2007, J.
Anim. Sci., Southern Section accepted (with May,
Galbreath, Pitzer, Touroo, Prater, Peterson and
Willard).
in the Blood of Cows," 2007, J. Anim. Sci,
Southern Section accepted (with Touroo, Carson,
Galbreath, Lewis, Peterson and Prater).
J. Anim. Sci., 2007, Midwest Section (with
Galbreath, Prater, Peterson and Willard).
Southern Section (with Galbreath, Prater,
Peterson and McVey).
Published Abstracts
2007, J. Anim. Sci., Midwest Section accepted
(with Galbreath, Prater, Peterson and Willard).
"Effects of Stage of Maturity at Harvest and Hybrid
on Production Characteristics of Corn Silage,"
2007, J. Anim. Sci., Southern Section accepted
(with Pitzer, Rogers, Galbreath, Nauman and
May).
Scrotal Circumference of Bucks Enrolled in the
Kentucky Buck Development Program," 2007, J.
Anim. Sci., Southern Section accepted (with May,
Galbreath, Pitzer, Touroo, Prater, Peterson and
Willard).
in the Blood of Cows," 2007, J. Anim. Sci.,
Southern Section accepted (withTouroo, Carson,
Galbreath, Lewis, Peterson and Prater).
2007, Celebration of Student Achievement (with
Synchronization in Goats," 2007, Celebration of
Student Achievement (with Galbreath, Prater,
J. Anim. Sci, 2007, Midwest Section (with
Southern Section (with Galbreath, Prater,
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL AND
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
DARRIN L. DEMOSS
Professor of Biology
"The Effect of Calcium Channel Antagonist on Bone
Metabolism in Male Brown Norway Rats," Posters
at the Capitol, Frankfort, KY, February (with
Harmon, Sargent, Manning, Auxier and Howard).
"Characterization of Osteoblastic Properties of 7F2
Cultures after Acclimation to Reduced Levels of
Fetal Bovine Serum," Posters at the Capitol,
Frankfort, KY, February (with Grey, Ashley,
Ganguly, Pendleton, Fultz and Peyton).
"Skeletal Compartmentalization and the Impact of
Calcium Channel Antagonists on EstrogenRegulated Bone Resorption," INBRE-KBRIN
External Advisory Committee Meeting, Morehead,
KY, May.
"Impact of Nifedipine on Bone Metabolism in Aged
Male and Female Brown Norway Rats," INBREKBRIN External Advisory Committee Meeting,
Morehead, KY, May (with Howard, Auxier and
Kidd).
"Impact of Calcium Channel Antagonists on Blood
Pressure in Male and Female Brown Norway
Rats," INBRE-KBRIN External Advisory
Committee Meeting, Morehead, KY, May (with
Sargent, Manning and Kidd).
"Influence of Calcium Channel Antagonists on the
Excretion of Various Bone Degradation Markers,"
INBRE-KBRIN External Advisory Committee
Meeting, Morehead, KY, May (with Trent,
Pendleton, Gabbard and Arnett).
"Influence of Calcium Channel Antagonists on
Estrogen-Regulated Bone Resorption," INBREKBRIN External Advisory Committee Meeting,
Morehead, KY, May (with Ashley, Trent, Nickel
and Pendleton).
"Impact of Calcium Channel Antagonists on Bone
Metabolism in Aged Male and Female Brown
Norway Rats," INBRE-KBRIN External Advisory
Harmon and Kidd).
"Utilization of a Serum Free Culture Protocol to
Study UMR-106 Osteoblast Activity," INBREKBRIN External Advisory Committee Meeting,
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Morehead, KY, May (with Grey, Ashley, Ganguly,
Pendleton, Fultz and Peyton).
"Cell Culture Protocols Required to Maintain
Osteoblast-Like Cell Cultures in Media Devoid of
Fetal Bovine Serum," INBRE-KBRIN External
Advisory Committee Meeting, Morehead, KY, May
(with Slone, Forbis, Green and Fultz).
Cultures After Acclimation to Reduced Levels of
Fetal Bovine Serum," INBRE-KBRIN External
Advisory Committee Meeting, Morehead, KY, May
(with Ganguly, Grey, Ashley, Fultz and Peyton).
Study Osteoblast Activity," 29'" Annual Meeting of
the ASBMR, Honolulu, HA, September (with Kidd,
Harmon, Ashley, Howard, Auxier and Nickel).
"The Effect of Calcium Channel Antagonists on
Bone Metabolism in Aged Male and Female
Brown Norway Rats," 93,d Annual Meeting of the
Kentucky Academy of Science, Louisville, KY,
November (with Howard, Kidd, Ashley, Nickel,
Harmon and Auxier).
Published Abstract
"The Effect of Calcium Channel Antagonists on
Bone Metabolism in Aged Male and Female
Brown Norway Rats," Journal Bone Mineral
Research, 22(S1): M018, 2007 (with Kidd,
Harmon, Ashley, Howard, Auxier and Nickel).
Grants
"Molecular Mechanisms of Estrogen-Regulated
Bone Resorption," National Institute of Health
(NIH)--Idea Networks of Biomedical Research
Excellence (INBRE), PI, $126,936.
Molecular Biology Core Research Facility
Instrumentation Grant, National Science
Foundation via Kentucky EPSCoR, Co-PI,
$93,076 (with Peyton, Fultz, Gearner, J. Hare and
W. White).
DAVID J. EISENHOUR
Associate Professor of Biology
Publications
"Clinal Variation in Ohio River Basin Populations of
the Redfin Shiner, Lythrurus umbratilis," Refereed
Journal, Northeastern Naturalist, vol.14 (with L.
Eisenhour).
Animal Diversity, 4th edition, Mc-Graw-Hill (with
Hickman, Roberts, Larson and Keen).
"Conservation Status and Habitat Preference of the
Longhead Darter, Percin.? ma£[Qgephala (Cope),
in Kinniconick Creek, Lewis County, Kentucky,"
Kentucky Academy of Science Annual Meeting,
Louisville, KY (with Schiering).
"Nesting Biology and Embryos of the Northern
Madtom, Noturus stigmQ~us (Siluriformes:
Ictaluridae)," American Association of
Ichthyologists and Herpetologist Meetings, St.
Louis, MO (with L. Eisenhour and Scheibly).
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Grant
"Conservation Status and Habitat of Percina
macrocephala, the Longhead Darter, in
Kinniconick Creek," State and Wildlife Tribal
Grants Program, $15,000.
MICHAEL E. FULTZ
Assistant Professor of Biology
Cultures after Acclimation to Reduced Levels of
Fetal Bovine Serum," Posters at the Capitol,
Frankfort, KY, February (with Grey, Ganguly,
Ashley, Peyton and DeMoss).
"Characterization of Osteoblastic Cultures after
Acclimation to Reduced Levels of Fetal Bovine
Serum," KBRIN-INBRE External Advisory
Ganguly, Grey, Ashley, Peyton and DeMoss).
"Cell Culture Protocols Required to Maintain
Osteoblast-Like Cultures in Media Devoid of Fetal
Bovine Serum," KBRIN-INBRE External Advisory
Slone, Forbis, Green and DeMoss).
Study UMR-1 06 Osteoblastic Activity," KBRININBRE External Advisory Committee Meeting,
Morehead, KY, May (with Grey, Ashley, Ganguly,
Pendleton, Peyton and DeMoss).
"Remodeling of the Cytoskeleton in the Contracting
A7r5 Smooth Muscle Cell," KBRIN-INBRE
External Advisory Committee Meeting, Morehead,
KY, May.
Grants
"Molecular Biology Core Research Facility
Instrumentation," National Science Foundation via
Kentucky EPSCoR, Co-PI, $93,076, May, (with
Peyton, DeMoss, Gearner, Hare and White).
"Alpha-Actin Remodeling in the A7r5 Smooth Muscle
Cell," KBRIN AREA Grant, PI, $12,500, May.
GEOFFREY W. GEARNER
Published Abstracts
"Surface Water Contamination: Third World
Conditions in the Heart of Appalachia,"
Proceedings of the American Institute of Biological
Sciences, Washington, DC, May (with Reeder,
Haight, Newton, Smith, Schuler, Skaggs, Nolan,
Platt, Lamb, Lotton, Armstrong, Adkins, Bowlds
and Chafins).
''Triplett Creek Focus Study 2006," Proceedings of
the Kentucky Water Resources Annual
Symposium, Lexington, KY, March (with Reeder,
Haight, Newton, Smith, Schuler, Skaggs, Nolan
and Lotton).
Grants
Watershed Plan Project, 2007-2008, Kentucky
Waterways Alliance through the U.S.E.PA and
the Kentucky Division of Water, $38,308 (with
Haight, C. McMichael and Reid).
The Triplett Creek Watershed-Based Plan, 20082013, U.S.E.PAand the Kentucky Non-Point
Source Pollution Control Program, $658,617 (with
Haight, C. McMichael and Reid).
Instrumentation, 2007, Kentucky EPSCoR,
$93,076 (with Peyton, D. DeMoss, Fultz, J. Hare
and W. White).
JANELLE M. HARE
Assistant Professor of Biology
Publication
"Build a Bacterium Scavenger Hunt," ASM
MicrobeLibrary,
http://www.microbelibrarv.org/Edzine/details.asp?i
d=2749&Lang.
"Regulation of the mgtC Virulence Gene of
Salmonella typhimurium," 107" General Meeting
of the American Society for Microbiology, Toronto,
Canada, May (with Lee, Latifi and Groisman).
Grant
Instrumentation, Kentucky NSF EPSCoR
Research Enhancement Instrumentation Grant,
$93,000 (with Peyton (PI), DeMoss, Fultz and
Gearner).
DAVID K. PEYTON
Associate Professor of Biological Sciences
Publications
"Polygonum Cuspidatum (Polygonaceae) Genetic
Diversity in a Small Region of Eastern Kentucky,"
Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science,
(2007) 68,1 (with C. Wymer, Gardner and
Steinberger).
"A Minisatellite in the Growth Hormone Gene of
Esocidae is Derived from a Single Copy Element
in the Salmonid Genome," Copeia, (2007) 1, pp.
205-211 (with Barnett and Hopkins).
Grant
Instrumentation, NSF/EPSCOR Instrumentation
Grant, PI, $150,000 (with D. DeMoss, Fultz,
Gearner, J. Hare and W. White).
DAVID J. SAXON
"Preliminary Investigation of the Effect of Raloxifene
on DNA Damage," Kentucky Academy of Science
Meeting, Louisville, KY, November (with Darrell
and Megan).
CAROL L. WYMER
Associate Professor of Biology
"Assessing a 'Safety-Net' Course for Introductory
Life Science Students," National CASTL Institute,
Columbia College, Chicago, IL, June.
Grants
"Do ESSEA Modules Improve High School Student
Learning?" Earth System Science Education
Alliance, November, $39,913 (with J. O'Keefe).
Instrumentation Grant from U-COR Environmental
Education Fund, from U-COR Bioscience,
December, $29,250 (with Reeder).
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AND
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
JABY MOHAMMED
Assistant Professor of Industrial Technology
Publications
"Material Innovation for Die Casting Molds,"
Proceedings for the Productions and Operations
Management Society, Dallas, TX.
"Manufacture of Die Casting Molds via DMD,"
Proceedings for the Society of Manufacturing
Engineers Rapid Prototyping Conference and
Exposition, Detroit, MI.
"First Level Technical Management Skills in Rapid
Prototyping," Proceedings for the National
Association of Industrial Technology Convention,
Panama City, FL (with Alungbe and Zargari).
"Application of Autodesk Inventor in Solid Modeling
and Analysis of MEMS I Nano Structure,"
Proceedings for the National Association of
Industrial Technology Convention, Panama City,
FL (with S. Mason and Patel).
"The Status and Demographics of Industrial
Technology Alumni," Proceedings for the National
Association of Industrial Technology Convention,
Panama City, FL (with S. Mason and Zargari).
Published Abstract
"Rapid Prototyping Using Fused Deposition," 93rd
Annual Meeting for the Kentucky Academy of
Science, Louisville, KY, November (with S.
Mason).
XIAOLONG LI
Assistant Professor of Industrial and Engineering
Technology
Publications
"Modeling and Analysis of Link Stability in Mobile Ad
Hoc Networks," Journal of Ad Hoc & Sensor
Networks, Vol. 3, No. 2-3, pp. 237-254 (with
Zeng).
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"Modeling and Performance Analysis of Mobile Ad
Hoc Networks," Journal of the Technology
Interface, Fall Issue (with Panja and Zargari).
"Influence of Bit Error Rate on the Performance of
IEEE 802.11 MAC Protocol," IEEE WCNC,
HongKong, China, March (with Zeng).
Published Abstract
"Vertical Handoff Scheme in Integrated Wireless
Networks," Kentucky Academy of Science,
Louisville, KY.
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND
COMPUTER SCIENCE
DORA R. AHMADI
Chair and Associate Professor of Mathematics
Publication
"American Democracy Kaleidoscope: Building
Bridges to Teacher Education," Democracy Civic
Engagement, AASCU, 2007, pp. 39-43,
Washington, DC (with Decker and McCormick).
"Enhancing the Learning of Economic Concepts by
Using Graphing Calculators," Academic Business
World International Conference, Nashville, TN,
May (with Ahmadi).
"What Motivates My Teaching Style in General
Education Courses," Kentucky Section NExT
Meeting of the Mathematical Association of
America, NKU, March.
"Mathematics Competitions for High School
Students," Kentucky Council of Teachers of
Mathematics Conference, Lexington, KY, October
(with Knapp).
SUE R. BECK
Instructor of Mathematics
"Thinking of Using Software? Why it Works for Us,"
Joint Mathematics Meeting, New Orleans, LA,
·January.
"Successful Use of Software in College
Developmental Math Classes - Now Being Used
in Our High Schools," Kentucky Association of
Developmental Education (KADE) Conference,
Bowling Green, KY, November.
ROBIN L. BLANKENSHIP
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
"Book Embeddings of Sudoku Graphs," American
Mathematical Society and Mathematical
Association of America Joint Mathematical
Meetings, New Orleans, LA, January.
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"Exhileration and Consternation: My First Year
Supervising Undergraduate Research," MathFest,
San Jose, CA, August (Invited Address).
rd
"Book Embeddings of Chessboard Graphs," 1033
American Mathematical Society Meeting,
Murfreesboro, TN. November.
"Mathematics and Science Nature Camp,"
Mathematics and Science in the K-6 Classroom,
Johnson City, TN. April (Invited Speaker).
Grant
"Separation Problems on Chessboard Graphs,"
National Science Foundation via Kentucky NSF
EPSCoR, Morehead State University, Morehead,
KY, May-December, $25,000 (with Chatham (PI),
Doyle and Skaggs).
R. DOUGLAS CHATHAM
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Publication
"Pairs of Commutative Rings in Which All
Intermediate Rings Have the Same Dimension,"
Houston Journal of Mathematics, October (with
Dobbs).
"Symmetries of Solutions to the N+k Queens
Problem," Kentucky Academy of Science Annual
Meeting, Louisville, KY, November.
"Transit Graphs," American Mathematical Society
Fall Southeastern Sectional Meeting,
Murfreesboro, TN, November.
Grant
Separation Problems on Chessboard Graphs,
Kentucky NSF-EPSCoR, $25,000, May (with
Blankenship, Doyle and Skaggs).
VIVIAN F. CYRUS
Associate Professor of Mathematics
"Making Sense of Area and Volume Formulas,"
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, March (with Perry).
"Promote Probability with Stimulating Simulations,"
Regional Meeting, Richmond, VA, October (with
Perry).
"Connecting Probability and Geometry," National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics Regional
Meeting, Houston, TX, November (with Perry).
DAWN M. HOOD
Instructor of Mathematics
"Successful Use of Software in College
Developmental Classes - Now Being Used in Our
High Schools!" Kentucky Association of
Developmental Education Meeting, Bowling
Green, KY, November (with Beck and Meadows).
SISWAJIT PANJA
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Publications
"A Role Based Hierarchical Sensor Network
Architecture to Provide Multilevel Security,"
Refereed Journal, Computer Communications
Journal on Algorithmic and Theoretical Aspects of
Wireless Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks (with
Madria).
"Energy and Communication Efficient Group Key
Management Protocol for Hierarchical Sensor
Networks," Refereed Journal, International Journal
for Distributed Sensor Networks (/JDSN) (with
Madria).
"Modeling and Performance Analysis of Mobile Ad
Hoc Networks," Refereed Journal, Technology
Interface (with Li and Zargari).
"An Energy and Communication Efficient Group Key
in Sensor Networks Using Elliptic Curve
Polynomial," AdhocNow (with Madria).
"Design of Ground Station Software for KYSAT," KY
EPSCOR, Lexington, KY, October.
."Fault Tolerant Key Recovery in Sensor Networks
Using Lagrange's Interpolation," KYMAA, Highland
Heights, KY, March.
Grant
"Architecture and Coding of the KySat-1 Ground
Station Software," NASA EPSCOR, PI, $45,000
CHRISTIE A, PERRY
"Making Sense of Area and Volume Formulas,"
Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, March (with Cyrus).
"Promote Probability with Stimulating Simulations,"
Regional Conference and Exposition, Richmond,
VA, October (with Cyrus).
"Connecting Probability and Geometry," National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics Regional
Conference and Exposition, Houston, TX,
November (with Cyrus).
SHERIF S. RASHAD
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Publications
"PAC-WHN: Predictive Admission Control for
Wireless Heterogeneous Networks," Proceedings
ofthe 2007 IEEE Symposium on Computers and
Communications (ISCC'07), pp. 139-144, Aveiro,
Portugal, July (with Kantardzic and Kumar).
"MSP-CACRR: Multidimensional Sequential Patterns
Based Call Admission Control and Resource
Reservation for Next-Generation Wireless Cellular
Networks," Proceedings of the 2007 IEEE
Symposium on Computational Intelligence and
Data Mining (CIDM 2007), pp. 552-559,
Honolulu, HI, April (with Kantardzic and Kumar).
"Predictive Location Management in Wireless
Cellular Network," the 93rd Annual Meeting of the
Kentucky Academy of Science, Computer and
Information Science Section, University of
Louisville, November.
Grant
"Architecture and Coding of the KySat-1 Ground
Station Software," KY Space Grant Consortium
and Double Matching from MSU (Co-PI), $45,146.
CHRISTOPHER SCHROEDER
"Survivability of Tablet PCs in a Calc III
Environment," KYMAA Annual Meeting, Northern
Kentucky Univers',ty, Highland Heights, KY, March
(with May and O'Brien).
"Calculus ilion a Tablet PC," Poster Presentation,
Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education
2007 SOTL: Engaging Campus and Community
Conference, Lexington, KY, May (with May and
O'Brien).
"Calculus to Go: A Mobile Approach to the
Calculus," Poster Presentation, HP Technology for
Teaching Higher Education Worldwide
Conference, Monterey, CA, February.
R. DUANE SKAGGS
Technology Coordinator
Grant
"Separation Problems on Chessboards," KY NSF
EPSCoR Research Enhancement Grant Program,
Co-PI, $25,000 (with Blankenship, Chatham (PI)
and Doyle).
DEPARTMENT OF NURSING
DONNAJ. CORLEY
Associate Professor of Nursing
"Nutritional Intake and Nutritional Status of Patients
with Heart Failure and Similarly-Aged Healthy
Elders," Southern Nursing Research Society.
Grant
"Social, Cultural, and Environmental Factors
Affecting Sodium and Other Nutrient Intake of
Adults with Heart Failure Living in Central
Appalachian Eastern Kentucky," Northeast
Kentucky Area Health Education Center and
Sigma Theta Tau International-Delta Psi Chapter.
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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES
IGNACIO BIRRIEL
Associate Professor of Physics
"Using Gamma Scout In the Nuclear Science
Laboratory," Kentucky Association of Physics
Teachers, Lexington KY, March (with Hinds).
"Nuclear Science Laboratories Utilizing a MultiChannel Analyzer," Kentucky Association of
Physics Teachers, Lexington, KY, March (with
Garland).
"Expanding the Educational Experience in Advanced
Physics Lab Using Gamma-Scout," American
Association of Physics Teachers, Greensboro,
NC, August.
"The Measurement of Radioactivity in the Sunbury
and Ohio Shale and Its Environmental Implications
in the Town of Farmers, Kentucky," Kentucky
Academy of Science, Louisville, KY, November
(with Aldridge).
JENNIFER BIRRIEL
Publications
Book Review: "Star Gazing with a Purpose," Sky &
Telescope, p. 46, December.
Book Review: "For a Powered Eye," Sky &
Telescope, p. 40, November.
Book Review: "The Stories of Stars," Sky &
Telescope, p. 47, October.
"A Perplexing Vertical Declining Sundial at
Morehead State University in KY," The
Compedium (the Journal of the North American
Sundial Society), Vol. 14, No.3, pp. 11-13,
September (with Griffiths).
"The Missing Satellites Problem," Mercury, 2007, p.
8, Fall.
"Hyades Highlights," Mercury, 2007, p. 8, Spring.
"Sources of Cosmic Infrared Background," Mercury,
2007, p. 8, Spring.
"A Wind from Galactic Center?" Mercury, 2007, p. 8,
Winter.
"The Mathematics Behind the Equation of Time,"
Kentucky Academy of Science Meeting, Louisville,
KY, November (with Reiland).
"Spectroscopic Monitoring of 10," Poster
Presentation, Kentucky Academy of Science
Meeting, Louisville, KY, November (with Carwile).
"Morehead State University's Participation in the
INSPIRE Project," Poster Presentation, Kentucky
Academy of Science Meeting, Louisville, KY,
November (with Pack).
"Investigating Light Bulb Em iss ions Using the Ocean
Optics Spectrometer," Poster Presentation
American Association of Physics Teachers'
Meeting, Greensboro, NC, August.
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Grant
"Development of an Experimental Setup to Perform
Photometric and Spectroscopic Studies of
Variable Stars From the MSU Campus," Theodore
Dunham, Jr. Grants for Research in Astronomy,
Fund for Astrophysical Research, $1,697.
Astronomical Observing Proposal Accepted
"Spectroscopic Observations of Selected OpticallyIdentified Supernova Remnants (SNRs) in the
Nearby Face-On Spiral Galaxy M101 ," granted 4.5
nights on the Kilt Peak National Observatory 2.1meter telescope (with Pannuti).
MARK T. BLANKEN BUEHLER
Associate Professor of Chemistry
"Tiered Mentoring in Chemistry for Middle School
Science at East Carter Middle School" 93'd
Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Acad'emy of
Science, November (with Alexander).
ROBERT D. BORAM
Professor of Science
"Making Sure Elementary Teachers Know their
Science," Association for Science Teacher
Education, Clearwater, FL, January.
"Investigating Climate using PBL and Real-World
Data," National Science Teachers Association, St.
Louis, MO, March (with Seth).
"An Analysis of the Science Content Knowledge of
Pre-Service Elementary Teachers after
Completing College Science Courses," Kentucky
Academy of SCience, Louisville, KY, November.
CHARLES E. MASON
Professor of Geology
Publication
"The Middle Devonian (Givetian) Ammonoid
Pharciceras from the New Albany Shale,
Kentucky," Journal of Paleontology, November
(with Work and Klapper).
"Conodont Research in Arctic Canada," Kentucky
Paleontological Society, Lexington, KY, August.
"Conodonts from Target Bedrock and Impact
Breccias of the Haughton Impact Structure, Devon
Island, Nunavut, Canada," 13th Annual Kentucky
EPSCoR Conference, Lexington, KY, October
(with Smith).
Island, Nunavut, Canada," 93'" Annual Meeting of
the Kentucky Academy of Science, Louisville, KY,
November (with Smith).
"Establishment of an Undergraduate Research
Program for the NASA Haughton-Mars ProJ'ect"
Ih
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13 Annual Kentucky EPSCoR Conference
Lexington, KY, October (with Ennis, Atwood and
Smith).
Annual Report of Research and CreaUve Productions
Program for the NASA Haughton-Mars Project,"
93" Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Academy of
Science, Louisville, KY, November (with Ennis,
Atwood and Smith).
"Dropstones, Glaciation, and Black Shales: New
Inferences on Black-Shale Origins from the Upper
Ohio Shale in Northeastern Kentucky," 93" Annual
Meeting of the Kentucky Academy of Science,
Louisville, KY, November (with Ettensohn and
Lierman).
Published Abstracts
"Evidence of Lower Mississippian Glaciation in the
Sunbury Shale of East-Central Kentucky," Journal
of the Kentucky Academy of Science, vol. 68, p.
110 (with Lierman).
"An Undergraduate's Research Experience at the
NASA Haughton-Mars Project, Devon Island,
Nunavut, Canada," Journal of the Kentucky
Academy of Science, vol. 68, pp. 110-111 (with
Smith).
"Upper Devonian Glaciation in the Ohio Shale of
East-Central Kentucky," The Geological Society of
America Abstracts with Programs, Vo1.39, p. 70
(with Lierman).
Island, Nunavut, Canada," The Geological Society
of America Abstracts with Programs, Vo1.39, p. 62
(with Repetski, Smith, Lindgren, Parnell and Lee).
"Dropstones, Glaciation, and Black Shales: New
Inferences on Black-Shale Origins from the Upper
Ohio Shale in Northeastern Kentucky," 2007
Eastern Section, American Association of
Petroleum Geologists Annual Meeting Program
with Abstracts, pp. 33-34 (with Ettensohn and
Lierman).
"Sequences within the Mississippian Strata of the
Central Appalachian Basin," Journal of
Stratigraphy (Abstracts of the 16th International
Congress on the Carboniferous and Permian), Vol.
31, pp. 202-203 (with Chesnut and Work).
Grant
Program for the NASA Haughton-Mars Project,"
Kentucky Space Grant Consortium and The Mars
Institute, $50,986.
CAPP YESS
"The Sokal Affair: Tensions in the Creative
Environment!" National Honors Conference,
Denver, CO, October (with Reyes, Eagle and
Source).
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
CARY S. FERIA
Assistant Professor of Psychology
"Attention Concentrates at the Centers of Stationary
and Moving Objects in Multiple-Object Scenes,"
Psychonomic Society Annual Meeting, Long
Beach, CA, November.
"The Distribution of Attention within Untracked
Objects during Multiple Object Tracking," Kentucky
Academy of Science Annual Meeting, Louisville,
KY, November (with Stephens).
"Attentional Bias Toward Centers of Objects Occurs
for Both Stationary and Moving Objects," Kentucky
Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive
Research Annual Meeting, Lexington, KY,
October.
"During Tracking of Objects Moving in 2D and 3D
Paths, Location I nformation is Better Retained
than Motion Information," Kentucky Psychological
Association Annual Meeting, Lexington, KY, March
(with Patterson, Watkins, Oliver, Pieratt and
Baker).
"Retention of Location and Motion Information
During Tracking of Objects Moving in 2D and 3D
Paths: Control Study," Kentucky Psychological
Association Annual Meeting, Lexington, KY, March
(with Oliver, Watkins and Patterson).
Grant
"Spatial Distribution of Visual Attention within Moving
Objects," Kentucky National Science Foundation
EPSCoR, $24,996.
SHARI L. KIDWELL
Associate Professor of Psychology
Publication
"Adaptive Emotion Regulation Among Low-Income,
African American Ch ildren," Merrill Palmer
Quarterly, 53, pp. 155-183 (with Barnett).
"Parental Attachment: Associations with Distress
and Parenting Sensitivity," Poster Presentation,
Kentucky Academy of Science Annual Meeting,
Louisville, KY (with Vance and Schulze).
"The Internal Working Model: A Window Into
Children's State of Mind About Attachment
Relationships," Poster Presentation, Kentucky
Academy of Science Annual Meeting, Louisville,
KY (with Palmer, Osborne and Hinkle).
"Children's Attachment to Parents and Their Social
Functioning: A Partial Mediating Role for the
Hostile Attribution Bias," Poster Presentation,
Society for Research on Child Development's
Biennial Meeting, Boston, MA (with Hinkle, DayBrown, Burgin, Young and Martin).
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"Parental Depression, Attachment, and Emotional
Competence and Understanding Among
Appalachian Preschoolers," Poster Presentation,
Society for Research on Child Development's
Biennial Meeting, Boston, MA (with Martin, Young,
Hinkle, Ratliff and Day-Brown).
DAVID R. OLSON
Associate Professor of Psychology
"Behavioral Activation and Inhibition, Dysphoria, and
Rejection Sensitivity," Association for
Psychological Science Annual Meeting.
Washington, DC, May.
"Approach and Avoidance Motivation: Relations with
Dysphoria and Interpersonal Threat," Kentucky
Psychological Association, Lexington, KY, March
(with Faulkner and Brock).
"Approach and Avoidance Motivation: Relations with
Dysphoria and Interpersonal Threat," Celebration
of Student Scholarship, Morehead, KY, April (with
Faulkner and Brock).
SEAN P. REILLEY
Publications
"Review of the Clinical Assessment of Attention Adult," B. S. Plake, J. C. Impara, and R. A. Spies
(Series, Eds.), The Seventeenth Mental
Measurements Yearbook, The Buros Institute of
Mental Measurements, pp. 230-232, Lincoln, NE,
November.
"Review of the Nonverbal Personality Questionnaire
and Five Factor Nonverbal Personality
Questionnaire," B. S. Plake, J. C. Impara, and R.
A. Spies (Series, Eds.) The Seventeenth Mental
Measurements Yearbook, The Buros Institute of
Mental Measurements, pp. 576-578, Lincoln, NE,
November.
"Competencies in Working with Depressed Men in
Treatment," Gender Issues, Vol. 1 (2), pp. 1-3,
August.
"The Relationship of Substance Abuse Symptoms
on the Psychiatric Diagnostic Screening
Questionnaire and Substance Abuse Subtle
Screening Inventory-3," Kentucky Academy of
Science, Louisville KY, November (with Dillow).
"Discriminant Validity of the Adult AD/HD Self
Report Scale-v1.1 (ASRS-v.1.1) in a College
Population," Kentucky Academy of Science,
Louisville KY, November (with Hill).
"Pilot Comparison of the Aptitude Subscales of the
Scholastic Abilities Test for Adults and the
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-III," Kentucky
Academy of Science, Louisville KY, November
(with Kirk).
"The Ability of the Wender Utah Rating Scale to
Differentiate Among Mixed Symptoms of Major
Depression, Anxiety Disorders, and AD/HD,"
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Kentucky Academy of Science, Louisville KY,
November (with Watkins).
"High Test Anxiety Yields Attention Scores in the
AD/HD Range on the Adult Self Report Scale,"
Kentucky Psychological Association, Louisville,
KY, April (with Brown, Cates and Voss).
"Influence of Test Anxiety and Symptoms of DSM-IV
Anxiety and Mood Disorders on ASRS Scores,"
Posters at the Capitol, Frankfort, KY, February.
"Influence of Test Anxiety and Symptoms of DSM-IV
Anxiety and Mood Disorders on ASRS Scores,"
Showcase in Student Achievement, Morehead,
KY, April (with Brown, Cates and Voss).
Published Abstracts
"The Impact of Major Depressive Disorder
Symptoms on Broad and Narrowband AD/HD
Rating Scales," Journal of the Kentucky Academy
of Science, Vol. 68 (1), p. 114 (with Brown).
"The Impact of Test Anxiety on Reports of
Inattention and Hyperactive-Impulsive Behaviors
on the Adult AD/HD Self Report Scale," Journal of
the Kentucky Academy of Science, Vol. 68 (1), p.
114 (with Cates).
"The Impact of Specific Symptoms of Anxiety
Disorders on Adult AD/HD Self Report Scale
Scores," Journal of the Kentucky Academy of
Science, Vol. 68 (1), pp. 114-115 (with Voss).
GILBERT REMILLARD
Publication
"Retrieval of Explicit and Implicit Text Ideas:
Processing Profiles," F. Schmalhofer & C. A.
Perfetti (Eds.), Higher Level Language Processes
in the Brain: Inference and Comprehension
Processes, pp. 189-210, Mahwah, NJ, Erlbaum
(with Singer).
ILSUN M. WHITE
Professor of Psychology
Publication
"Time-dependent Effects of Amphetamine on
Feeding in Rats," Brain Research,
26;1171 :75-82 (with W. White and Sherrill).
"Electrophysiological Recordings in Basolateral
Amygdala During Cocaine Self-Administration and
Reinstatement in Rats," STAR Undergraduate
Honors Program, Indiana University, Bloomington,
IN, AU\lust (with Bowker, Cortright and Rebec).
"Effects of Alcohol on Higher Order Learing in
Young-Adults," American Psychological Science,
Washington DC, May (with Applegate).
"Interaction Between Stress, Drug-Abuse, and
Feeding," American Psychological Science,
Washington DC, May (with Sherrill and W. White).
"Brief Exposure to METH and PCP During
Development Produced Behavioral Changes in
Adulthood," Bluegrass Chapter, Society for
Neuroscience, University of Kentucky, Lexington,
KY, First Place, Undergraduate Research
Competition, April, (with Mayhorn and Minamoto).
"Adolescent Exposure to Alcohol and PCP Affects
Learning in Adulthood," KY Chapter, Society for
Neuroscience, University of Louisville, Louisville,
KY, First Place, Undergraduate Research
Competition, April (with Mayhorn).
"Corticosterone Modulates the Behavioral Effects of
Drugs of Abuse," KY Chapter, Society for
Neuroscience, University of Louisville, Louisville,
KY, April (with Alley and Sherrill).
"The Effects of Corticosterone and Amphetamine on
Feeding," KY Chapter, Society for Neuroscience,
University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, April (with
Sherrill, Alley, Ingram and Stephens).
"Juvenile Alcohol Exposure Produces Long-Lasting
Cognitive Dysfunction in Adulthood," Honors Show
Case, Morehead State University, Morehead, KY,
April (with Mayhorn).
Published Abstracts
"Effects of Alcohol on Shifting Abstract Rules in
Young Adults," Society for Neuroscience
Abstracts, 33:929.24 (with Mayhorn, Hundley and
Applegate) .
"The Effects of Corticosterone and Amphetamine on
Positive Motivation and Feeding," Society for
Neuroscience Abstracts, 33:730.18 (with Sherrill,
Mayhorn, Alley and Ingram)
"Dopamine 01 and 02 Receptor Gene Expression in
the Dopaminergic System Following Amphetamine
Treatment in Rats," Society for Neuroscience
Abstracts, 33:65.25 (with W. White, Hackney and
Peyton).
Grant
National Institutes of Health, R01, with Johns
Hopkins University, Co-PI, $15,000/year.
WESLEY WHITE
Professor of Psychology
Publication
"Time-dependent Effects of Amphetamine on
Feeding in Rats," Brain Research, 1171, pp. 75-82
(with Sherrill and I. White).
"The Effects of Selective D1-like and D2-like
Receptor Agonists on Circadian Patterns of Food
Intake in Rats," Annual Meeting of the Kentucky
(with Beyer).
"The Effects of Doses of Amphetamine on Circadian
Patterns of Food Intake in Rats," Annual Meeting
of the Kentucky Academy of Science, Louisville,
KY, November (with Hundley).
"Effects of 01 and 02 Receptor Antagonists on
Amphetamine-induced Changes in Activity
Patterns," Annual Meeting of the Kentucky
(with Bowen).
"The Effects of Amphetamine Dose on Circadian
Pattern of Food Intake in Rats," Association for
Psychological Science, Washington, DC, May
(with Hundley and I. White).
"The Time-dependent Effects of Amphetamine
Administration on Feeding," Posters-at-the. Capitol, Frankfort, KY, February (with Hundley and
Sherrill).
Published Abstract
"Dopamine 01 and 02 Receptor Gene Expression in
the Dopaminergic System Following Amphetamine
Treatment in Rats," Society for Neuroscience,
Program, No. 65.25 (with Hackney, Peyton and I.
White).
Grants
"Mechanisms of Amphetamine Withdrawal and
Recovery," National Institutes of Health (NIDA),
$191,100.
"KY Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network,"
National Institutes of Health (NCRR), $108,044.
SPACE SCIENCE CENTER
ANTONINO CARNEVALI
Professor of Physics
"Unusual Particle Drift in a Rotating Flow," South
Eastern Section of the American Physical Society
(SESAPS) Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN,
November (with R. Scott - stUdent).
Published Abstract
"Unusual Particle Drift in a Rotating Flow," Bulletin of
the American Physical Society, Vol. 52, No. 15,
(with R. Scott - student).
BENJAMIN K. MALPHRUS
Professor of Space Science
Publications
"Centimeter-wave Research with the Morehead
State University 21 M Radio Telescope: Involving
Undergraduate Students in Research," Bulletin of
the American Astronomical Society, Vol. 39, no. 4
(with Pannuti, Atwood and Ennis).
"Development of an Off-the-Shelf Bus for Small
Satellites," Institute for Electrical and Electronic
Engineering Aerospace (IEEEAC) ISBN: 1-42440525-4, March (with Chandler, McClure, Hishmeh,
Lumpp, Carter, Erb, Hutchison, Strickler, Cutler
and Twiggs).
"The 21 M Space Tracking Antenna and Radio
Telescope at Morehead State University," American
Astronomical Society, Seattle, WA, January.
"Research and Educational Challenges/Opportunities
in KySat," UniverSity of Louisville's Speed School of
Engineering, Louisville, KY, October (with Lumpp).
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"Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive
Research-EPSCoR," Panel Discussion, Kentucky
(with Royster and Mateja).
Grants
"NASA ESMD Internships for Space Science
Incubator Businesses," Kentucky Space Grants
Consortium, February, $24,000.
"Research Start Up Fund: Assistant Professor of
Space Science-Astronautical Engineer," KY
EPSCoR, January, $75,000.
"Development of an S-Band Feed System for the
Morehead State University 21 M Space Tracking
System for CubeSat Mission Support," Kentucky
Science and Technology Corporation, January,
$14,950.
"KySat Satellite Program at MSU 2007," Kentucky
Science and Technology Corporation, April,
$37,250.
THOMAS G. PANNUTI
Assistant Professor of Space Science
Publications
"An Analysis of the Broadband (22-3900 MHz) Radio
Spectrum of HB 3 (G132.7+1.3): The Detection of
Thermal Radio Emission from an Evolved
Supernova Remnant?" Astrophysical Journal
Letters, Volume 655, pp. L41-L44 (with Urosevic
and Leahy).
"A Statistical Study of Galactic Supernova Remnants
Using the PMN Survey," Astrophysics and Space
Science, Volume 307, pp. 423-435 (with Stupar,
Filipovic, Parker, White and Jones).
"A Search for Chandra-detected X-Ray Counterparts
to Optically Identified and Candidate Radio
Supernova Remnants in Five Nearby Face-on
Spiral Galaxies," Astronomical Journal, Volume
133, pp. 1361-1372 (with Schlegel and Lacey).
"An ATCA Radio-continuum Study of the Small
Magellanic Cloud - V. Long-slit Optical
Spectroscopy of Supernova Remnants and
Confirmation of a New Candidate Supernova
Remnant," Monthly Notices of the Royal
Astronomical Society, Volume 376, pp. 1793-1804
(with Payne, White and Filipovic).
"Chandra ACIS Survey of M33 (ChASeM33): X-Ray
Imaging Spectroscopy of M33SNR 21, the
Brightest X-Ray Supernova Remnant in M33,"
Astrophysical Journal, Volume 663, pp. 234-243
(with Gaetz, Blair, Hughes, Winkler, Long,
Williams, Edgar, Ghavamian, Plucinsky, Sasaki,
Kirshner, de Avillez and Breitschwerdt).
"The 21-Meter Space Tracking Antenna and Radio
Telescope at Morehead State University,"
American Astronomical Society, Seattle, WA,
January (with Malphrus, Combs, Kruth and
Atwood).
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"Chandra ACIS Survey of M33 (ChASeM33): A
Deep X-ray Survey of the Nearest Face-on Spiral,"
January (with Plucinsky, Sasaki, Gaetz, Williams,
Long, Kirshner, Pietsch, Haberl, Helfand, Hughes,
Winkler, Blair, Ghavamian, Edgar, Mazeh,
Shporer, Breitschwerdt, Bianchi, de Avillez,
Thilker, Smith, Grindlay, Kuntz and Tuellmann).
"Chandra ACIS Survey of M33 (ChASeM33): The Xray Point Source Population of M33," American
Astronomical Society, Seattle, WA, January (with
Sasaki, Williams, Plucinsky, Pietsch, Gaetz, Long,
Mazeh, Shporer, Haberl, Ghavamian, Bianchi and
Tolea).
"Chandra ACIS Survey of M33 (ChASeM33):
Supernova Remnants," American Astronomical
Society, Seattle, WA, January (with Long, Winkler,
Blair, Ghavamian, Hughes, Gaetz, Helfand,
Kirshner, Plucinsky, Sasaki, Tuellmann and the
ChASeM33 Team).
"Chandra ACIS Survey of M33 (ChASeM33):
Supernova Remnants," Eight Years of Chandra
Observations Symposium, Huntsville, AL, October
(with Long, Winkler, Blair, Ghavamian, Hughes,
Gaetz, Helfand, Kirshner, Plucinsky, Sasaki,
Tuellmann and the ChASeM33 Team).
"Chandra ACIS Survey of M33 (ChASeM33): X-ray
Imaging and Spectroscopy of M33SNR21, the
Brightest X-ray Supernova Remnant in M33,"
January (with Gaetz, Hughes, Blair, Winkler,
Ghavamian, Long, Williams, Edgar, Plucinsky,
Sasaki, Kirshner, de Avillez and Breitschwerdt).
"The Morehead State University 21 M Radio
Telescope: An Instrument for Niche Research,"
American Astronomical Society, Honolulu, HI,
June (with Malphrus).
"A Search for Chandra-Detected Counterparts to
Optically-Identified Supernova Remnants and
Candidate Radio Supernova Remnants in Nearby
Spiral Galaxies," American Astronomical Society,
Honolulu, HI, June (with Schlegel, Lacey and
Griffith).
"A Search for Chandra-Detected Counterparts to
Optically-Identified Supernova Remnants and
Candidate Radio Supernova Remnants in Nearby
Spiral Galaxies," 13th Annual Kentucky EPSCoR
Conference, Lexington, KY, October (with
Schlegel, Lacey and Griffith).
"Microvariability in Active Galactic Nuclei at 1420
MHz," 13th Annual Kentucky EPSCoR
Conference, Lexington, KY, October (with
Atwood).
"The Morehead State University 21 Meter Space
Tracking Antenna: An Instrument for
Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Research and
Satellite Mission Support," 13th Annual Kentucky
EPSCoR Conference, Lexington, KY, October
(with Malphrus, Combs, Carnevali, Kruth and
Atwood).
"Chandra ACIS Survey of M33: The Chandra View
of NGC 604," Eight Years of Chandra
Observations Symposium, Huntsville, AL, October
(with Tuellmann, Gaetz, Plucinsky, Blair,
Breitschwerdt, de Avillez, Ghavamian and Long).
"The Chandra ACIS Survey of M33 (ChASeM33),"
Eight Years of Chandra Observations Symposium,
Huntsville, AL, October (with Williams and the
ChASeM33 team).
"Chandra ACIS Survey of M33 (ChASeM33): The
First Look Source Catalog," Eight Years of
Chandra Observations Symposium, Huntsville, AL,
October (with Plucinsky, Williams, Long, Gaetz,
Sasaki, Pietsch, Tuellmann, Smith and the
ChASeM33 team).
"A Deep Search for X-ray Counterparts to
Supernova Remnants in IC 342 with XMMNewton," 93'd Kentucky Academy of Science
Annual Meeting, Louisville, KY, November (with
Staggs, Atwood and Schlegel).
"A NumPy Program for Producing FITS Images
from Observations Made with the 21-Meter Space
Tracking Antenna at Morehead State University,"
93'd Kentucky Academy of Science Annual
Meeting, Louisville, KY, November (with Beck).
"Endpoints and Interactions: Physics of Supernova
Remnants," Conference Co-Organizer, Splinter
Session, 21 oth Meeting of the American
Astronomical Society, Honolulu, HI, May (with
Korreck).
Grants
"Start-Up Funding Package," Kentucky EPSCoR
Program, $50,000 (with Malphrus).
"Start-Up Funding Package," Kentucky EPSCoR
Program, $25,000 (with Malphrus).
"A Study of the Luminous Northwestern Rim of the
Galactic Supernova Remnant G266.2-1.2,"
Chandra X-ray Center, $37,829.
"A Chandra Observation of the Nearby Sculptor
Group Sd Galaxy NGC 7793," Chandra X-ray
Center, $33,597.
"A Chandra Observation of the Nearby Sculptor
Group Sd Galaxy NGC 45," Chandra X-ray
Center, $36,438.
"Microvariability in Active Galactic Nuclei at
Centimeter Wavelengths," National Aeronautics
and Space Administration, $5,000 (with Atwood).
"Characterizing the Discrete X-ray Source
Population of the Major Spiral Galaxies of the
Sculptor Group," National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, $15,000.
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INSTITUTE FOR REGIONAL
ANAL YSIS AND PUBLIC POLICY
APRIL D. HAIGHT
Director, Center for Environmental Education
Triplett Creek Focus Study 2006, Kentucky Water
Resources Annual Symposium, March.
Published Abstracts
"In Situ Measurements of Dissolved Oxygen (DO),
pH, Conductivity, and Temperature in Minor Clark
Fish Hatchery Ponds: Comparison of Electronic
Probes from Two Manufacturers," Ohio River
Basin Consortium, 2007 (with Brown, Nelson, Platt
and Reeder).
"Surface Water Contamination: Third World
Conditions in the Heart of Appalachia,"
Proceedings of the American Institute of Biological
Sciences, 2007 (with Reeder, Gearner, Newton,
Smith, Schuler, Skaggs, Nolan, Platt, Lamb,
Lotton, Armstrong, Adkins, Bowlds and Chafins).
"Triplett Creek Focus Study 2006," Proceedings of
the Kentucky Water Resources Annual
Symposium, 2007 (with Reeder and others).
Grants
Watershed Based-Plan Project, Kentucky
Waterways Alliance, $38,308 (co-author with
Gearner, Reid and McMichael).
"Triplett Creek Watershed Based-Plan," EPA
Division of Water, Non-point Source Pollution
Grant, 2007, $1.1 million (co-author with Gearner,
Reid and McMichael).
MICHAEL W. HAIL
Associate Professor of Government IRAPP
Publications
"Connecticut Federalism: A Restatement of Roger
Sherman's Political Thought," CLIO, Washington,
DC, APSA Section on History and Politics, Sum
2007.
"The Eleventh Amendment," The Encyclopedia of
United States Civil Uberties, Otis H. Stephens,
John Scheb, and Kara E. Stooksbury, editors,
Westport, CT, Greenwood Publishing, 2007.
"Licensing Laws," The Encyclopedia ofthe First
Amendment, David L. Hudson, David A. SChultz,
and John R. Vile, eds, CO Press, 2007 (with
Noblitt).
"Virginia v. American Booksellers Association
(1988)," The Encyclopedia of the First
Amendment, David L. Hudson, David A. Schultz,
and John R. Vile, eds, CO Press, 2007, (with
Noblitt).
"Federalism and the First Amendment," The
Encyclopedia of the First Amendment, David L.
Hudson, David A. Schultz, and John R. Vile, eds,
CO Press, 2007.
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"Commission on Obscentity and Pornography
(1970)," The Encyclopedia of the First
Amendment, David L. Hudson, David A. Schultz,
and John R. Vile, eds, CO Press, 2007.
"American Federation of Labor v. Swing (1941 ),"
The Encyclopedia ofthe First Amendment, David
L. Hudson, David A. Schultz, and John R. Vile,
eds, CO Press, 2007 (with Frye).
"Norman v. Reed (1992)," The Encyclopedia of the
First Amendment, David L. Hudson, David A.
Schultz, and John R. Vile, eds, CO Press, 2007
(with Frye).
Professionat Meeting Presentations
''Theoretical Foundations of Economic Development
Policy," Southeastern Conference on Public
Administration 2007 Meeting, Nashville, TN,
September (with Webb, Tapp and Allen).
"Connecticut Federalism: A Restatement of Roger
Sherman's Political Thought," Midwest Political
Science Association 2007 Meeting, Chicago, IL,
April (with Jones).
"Interjurisdictional Competition for Federal Grant-inAid by Sub-National Governments and NonProfits," Southern Political Science Association
2007 Meeting, New Orleans, LA, January.
"Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations,"
Kentucky Political Science Association 2007
Meeting, Morehead, KY, March.
Published Abstract
"Connecticut Federalism," 2007 Midwest Political
Science Association Proceedings.
Grant
"Total Threat Assessment for Kentucky," US
Department of Homeland Security and US
Department of Energy Homeland Security, with
the University of Kentucky, Washington, DC,
$152,500.
DAIKWON HAN
Publication
"Exposure to Traffic Emissions Throughout Life and
Risk of Breast Cancer: the Western New York
Exposures and Breast Cancer (WEB) Study,"
Cancer Causes and Controls 2007,18, pp. 947-55
(with Nie, Beyea and Bonner et al.).
"Spatial Analysis of Breast Cancer Disparities in
Kentucky," AACR-NCI Cancer Health Disparities
Conference, Atlanta, GA, November.
"Spatial Analysis of Breast Cancer in Kentucky,"
Annual Meeting of the Kentucky Academy of
Science, Louisville, KY, November.
"Spatial Analysis of Breast Cancer and Access to
Health Care Services in Kentucky," Annual
Meeting of the Association of American
Geographers, San Francisco, CA, April.
Published Abstracts
"Spatial Analysis of Breast Cancer Disparities in
Kentucky," Proceedings of the Cancer Health
Disparities Conference (with Huang and Dignan).
"Breast Cancer Stage at Diagnosis and Travel
Distance," Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of
American Society of Preventive Oncology (with
Huang, Johnson and Dignan).
Grant
"Spatial Analysis of Breast Cancer and Access to
Health Care Services in Kentucky," Kentucky
Academy of Science Research Grant, $9,930.
TIMOTHY S. HARE
Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Publications
"Sources of Imported Obsidian at Postclassic Sites
in the Yautepec Valley, Morelos: A
Characterization Study Using XRF and INAA,"
Latin American Antiquity, December (with Smith,
Burke and Glascock).
"Healthcare Utilization, Deprivation, and HeartRelated Disease in Kentucky," Southeastern
Geographer, November (with Barcus).
"The Impact of Health Service Availability and
Accessibility on Health Outcomes in Central
Appalachia," Proceedings of the Applied
Geography Conference.
"Spatial Accessibility to Inpatient Facilities for
Selected Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions in
Kentucky," Applied Geography, October (with
Barcus).
Appalachia," Applied Geography Meeting,
Indianapolis, IN, November.
"Kentucky Height Modernization," Kentucky GIS
Conference, Louisville, KY, July.
"Space-time Patterns of Mortality and Related
Factors, Central Appalachia 1968-2002," Urban
and Regional Information Systems Association,
GIS in Public Health Conference, New Orleans,
LA, June.
Appalachia," The 11 th Biennial CDC & ATSDR
Symposium on Statistical Methods: Analyzing and
Mapping Health Inequalities to Impact Policies for
Eliminating Disparities, Atlanta, GA, March.
"Spatiotemporal Patterns in Central Appalachia's
County-Level Mortality Rates and Related Factors
from 1968 through 2002," Appalachian Studies
Conference, Maryville College, TN, March.
Grant
Kentucky Geodetic Consortia Project: Height
Modernization, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, Washington, D.C., August,
$350,000.
STEPHEN J. LANGE
Assistant Professor of Government
Publications
"Civic Virtue, the American Founding, and
Federalism," Institute for Federalism and
Intergovernmental Relations Working Paper
Series, www.ifigr.org/publication.
"Monroe Doctrine," The United States at War,
London: ABC-CLIO Inc.
"Social Darwinism," The United States at War,
London: ABC-CLIO Inc.
"Evaluating the Success of the NewCities Institute,"
Appalachian Regional Commission's Appalachian
Teaching Project Meeting, Washington, DC,
November-December. Based on this research
and the results of the IRAPP NewCities Progress
Report, The NewCities Institute has won the
Southern Growth Policies Board 2008 Innovator
Award.
"Meno's Paradox and the Philosophic Life,"
Northeastern Political Science Association
Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, November.
"Civic Virtue and the American Republic: The Role of
the States," American Political Science
Association Meeting, Chicago, PA, AugustSeptember.
"Liberal Democracy, Civic Virtue, and American
Federalism," Midwest Political Science Association
Meeting, Chicago, IL, April.
"Liberal Democracy, Civic Virtue, and American
Federalism," Institute for Federalism and
Intergovernmental Relations Workshop, University
of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, March.
"Philosophical Foundations of Privacy in the West,"
U.S. Department of Homeland Security: The
National Institute for Hometown Security
Conference, Washington, DC, April.
"Plato's Meno and the Limits of Political
Rationalism," Kentucky Political Science
Association Meeting, Morehead, KY, March.
Grant
"Evaluating the Success of the NewCities Institute,"
Appalachian Teaching Project, Appalachian
Regional Commission, Washington, DC, October
1, 2007-February 28, 2008, $4,000.
CHRISTINE E. MCMICHAEL
Publication
"Predicting Streamflow Response to Fire-induced
Landcover Change: Implications of Parameter
Uncertainty in the MIKE SHE Model," Journal of
Environmental Management, 84, pp. 245-256 (with
Hope).
"Links Between Watershed Condition and Aquatic
Communities in Eastern Kentucky: a Remote
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Sensing-based Assessment," Applied Geography
Conference, Indianapolis, IN (with Smith).
"Influence of Landscape Condition on
Macroinvertebrate Communities in Eastern
Kentucky: Effects of Spatial Scale," Kentucky
Academy of Sciences, Louisville, KY (with
Johnson, Smith and Moody).
Published Abstract
"Links Between Watershed Condition and Aquatic
Communities in Eastern Kentucky: a Remote
Sensing-based Assessment," Abstracts of the 30'h
Annual Applied Geography Conference,
Indianapolis, IN.
Grants
"Dry Creek Watershed Plan," Kentucky Waterways
Alliance, Co-PI, $39,000.
"Developing an Inexpensive Approach for
Mapping Urban Forest Cover, Change in Cover
and Plantable Area for Small Communities,"
Kentucky Urban and Community Forestry Grant,
Co-PI, $5,124.
"Impacts of Disturbance on Streamflow and
Sediment Yield in the Licking River Basin,"
Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute, PI,
$3,133.
STEVEN PARKANSKY
Associate Professor of Geography
Grant
"Western Kentucky Geographic Place Name
Project," US Geological Survey, $261,000.
EDWARD B. REEVES
Professor of Sociology
Publication
"Are Children in Poverty Closing the Learning Gap?
Education Reform and Elementary School
Performance in Kentucky," Child Poverty in
America Today, Volume III: The Promise of
Education, edited by Barbara A. Arrighi and David
J. Maume. Westport, CT, Praeger Publishing, pp.
48-65.
"How to (Thoroughly) Explain the Rural Achievement
Gap in Reading and Math using Quantile
Regression," Southern Rural Sociological
Association Annual Meeting, Mobile, AL, February
(with Lowe).
"The Trajectory of Alcohol Research: An Analysis of
Publications from the Journal of Studies on
Alcohol, 1940-1999," 33rd Annual Alcohol
Epidemiology Symposium of the Kettil Bruun
Society for Social and Epidemiological Research
on Alcohol, Budapest, Hungary, June (with Rudy).
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"The Nonmetro Achievement Gap: Regression
Quantiles for Two National Probability Samples of
High School Seniors," Rural Sociological Society
Annual Meeting, Santa Clara, CA, August (with
Lowe).
"The Contribution of High School Quality to
Postsecondary Educational Attainment," Kentucky
Education Researchers' Rountable Quarterly
Meeting, Frankfort, KY, October.
"The Gender Gap in Mathematics Achievement
Revisited Using Quantile Regression," Mid-South
Educational Research Association Annual
Meeting, Hot Springs, AR, November.
DAVID R. RUDY
Associate Provost for Regional Engagement and
Dean of the Institute for Regional Analysis and
Public Policy
"Economic Development and Stewardship of
Places," Convener and Presenter, Annual Meeting
of Kentucky Political Science Association, March.
"A Roundtable Discussion with Directors of
Appalachian Centers," Panelist, Annual Meeting of
the Appalachian Studies Association, Maryville,
TN, March.
"Integrating Research with Civic Engagement and
Service Learning," the Annual Meeting of
Kentucky Political Science Association, March.
"The Trajectory of Alcohol Research: An Analysis of
Publications from the Journal of Studies on
Alcohol, 1940-1999," 33'd Annual Alcohol
Epidemiology Symposium of the Kettil Bruun
Society for Social and Epidemiological Research
on Alcohol, Budapest, Hungary, June (with
Reeves).
"Regional Analysis in IRAPP: Kentucky and
Canadian Connections," Kentucky Canadian
Studies Roundtable, Georgetown, KY, October.
PAUL D. STEELE
Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of the
Center for Justice Studies
"Telling Strangers: The Influence of Culture and
Other Factors on the Forensic Disclosure of Child
Sexual Abuse," Annual Meeting of the Society for
the Study of Social Problems, New York, NY,
August.
"Community Critical Incident Reviews: Modeling a
Community-Oriented Policing Approach in High
Risk Neighborhoods," Ohio Criminal Justice
Research Conference, Columbus, OH, Invited
keynote presentation, April.
"Native American Children and the Forensic
Interview: Findings of Research and Implications
for Culturally Informed Interviewing Practice,"
Twenty-first International Conference on Child and
Family Maltreatment, San Diego, CA, January
(with L. Steele).
Grants
"Kentucky Sex Offender Management Task Force
Research Partner," Kentucky Department of
Corrections, August - June. In addition to Task
Force participation, the completion of the project
resulted in the following state reports:
"Characteristics of Sex Offenders Who Have
Resided in Kentucky Department of Corrections
Institutions," Final report, Kentucky Department of
Corrections, and Kentucky Sex Offender
Management Task Force, June.
''Twelve Dozen Decisions'. Mapping the Movement of
Sex Offender Cases in Kentucky," Final report,
Kentucky Department of Corrections, and
Kentucky Sex Offender Management Task Force,
June.
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DEPARTMENT OF ACADEMIC
OUTREACHANDSUPPORT
JANET R. KENNEY
Associate Professor of Radio-TV and Director of
MSU at Mt. Sterling
"The Dual Credit System in Kentucky," Regional and
Branch Campus Administrator's Conference,
Sarasota, FL, June.
CAMDEN CARROLL LIBRARY
JENNIFER LITTLE
Librarian 111
Publication
"EDEE Award: An Academic Library Honors Student
Achievement - A Collaboration Case Study,"
Kentucky Libraries, Vol. 71, no. 3, pp. 22-26,
Summer (with Decker).
"Camden-Carroll Library's Participation in
LibOUAL +®, The National Assessment for
Libraries," LibOUAL + Share Fair, American Library
Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC
(with Pritchard).
"EDEE Awards: Library Recognizes Student
Achievement," 2007 Kentucky Library Association
Annual Conference (with Decker).
LISA NICHOLS
Librarian I
"Meeting the Challenge: Making Librarian-Faculty
Collaboration Work," Georgia Conference on
Information Literacy, Savannah, GA, October.
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"Meeting the Challenge: Making Librarian-Faculty
Collaboration Work," KLAIKSMA Annual
Conference, Louisville, KY, September.
GRANUAILE L. O'FLANAGAN
Librarian 11
Publication
Book review, "The Praeger Handbook of
Transsexuality: Changing Gender to Match
Mindset," Heath, Rachel Ann, GLBTRT Newsletter
(Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered Round
Table of the American Library Association),
Spring.
ELSIE PRITCHARD
Dean of Library Services
"Camden-Carroll Library's Participation in
LibOUAL +®, The National Assessment for
Libraries," LibQUAL + Share Fair, American Library
Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC
(with Little).
JASON M. VANCE
Assistant Dean for Research and Instructional
Services
Publication
"Animal-Assisted Librarianship: Delivering Books to
Remote Readers," International Journal of the
Book, 4 (2), 2007, 49-53.
"Academic Integrity in the Digital Age: Preempting
Undergraduate Plagiarism through Effective
Course Design and Collaboration," Southern
States Communication Association's 2007
Convention, Louisville, KY, March (with Hanks).
RECIPIENTS OF 2007-2008
RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS GRANTS
FUNDING SOURCE: RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS COMMITTEE
ANN ANDALORO, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, MASS COMMUNICATIONS,
GINA BLUNT, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, HEALTH EDUCATION,
"Get Fit Like an Eagle: A Series of Twelve Half-Hour Health and WeI/ness Programs
for MSU-TV"
SYLVIA ATIM, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY
"Synthesis and Luminescence Properties of Substituted Fluoranthene Derivatives"
BERNADETTE BARTON, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY
"The Toxic Closet: Being Gay in the Bible Belt"
JOHN T. BLACKLEDGE, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY
"Assessing the Impact of Cognitive Defusion and Cognitive Restructuring
Techniques on Psychological Distress"
CARY S. FERIA, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY
"Driving While Distracted: The Effect of Glances Away From the Road on
Subsequent Perception of Changes in the Driving Environment"
L. CURTIS HAMMOND, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MUSIC
"Recording of Two Sextets for Piano and Winds"
ADRIAN MANDZY, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF HISTORY
"Battlefields of Ukraine"
GARY C. MESA-GAIDO, PROFESSOR OF ART
"People, Places and Spaces of France"
GILBERT REMILLARD, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY
"Implicit Learning of Fifth-Order Sequential Structure"
YUQIU YOU, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
"Investigating the Stability and Efficiency of ADO Modules in Web-Based
Manufacturing Contro/lnterface"
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RECIPIENTS OF MAY 2007
SUMMER RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS FELLOWSHIPS
FUNDING SOURCE: RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS COMMITTEE
SCOTT A. DAVISON, PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY
"On the Intrinsic Value of Everything"
JABY MOHAMMED, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
"Investigating Strength Behavior of ABS Honey Comb Material Manufactured Via Fused
Deposition Method (FDM)"
BISWAJIT PANJA, ASSISTANT PROFESSOF OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
"Securing Sensor Networks Using Dynamic Group Key Management Protocol for Life Threatening
Scenarios"
TIMOTHY SIMPSON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION
"An Exploration of Stewardship as a Guiding Principle for the Service Mission of a University"
46
RECIPIENTS OF THE
DISTINGUISHED RESEARCHER AWARD
SUZANNE E. TALLICHET
2007
JACK WEIR
2005
RONALD D. MORRISON
2004
CHARLES MASON
2003
SARAH MORRISON
2002
CRAIG TUERK
2001
DANIEL A. FASKO
2000
BRUCE A. MATTINGLY
1999
BENJAMIN K. MALPHRUS
1998
RONALD MITCHELSON
1997
EDWARD B. REEVES
1995
BRIAN C. REEDER
1994
JOHN E. KLEBER
1993
WILLIAM C. GREEN
1991
WILLIAM J. WEIKEL
1990
LLOYD R. JAISINGH
1989
DAVID R. RUDY
1988
BRUCE A. MATTINGLY
1987
JAMES GOTSICK
1986
STUART S. SPRAGUE
1985
GEORGE DICKINSON
1984
FRANCIS H. OSBORNE
1983
DAVID HYLBERT
1982
TED PASS
1981
JULES DUBAR
1980
VICTOR HOWARD
1979
THOMAS S. STROIK
1992
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RECIPIENTS OF THE
DISTINGUISHED CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS AWARD
GEORGE E. EKLUND
ANDREW R. GLENDENING
2007
1998
STEPHEN TIRONE
CHRISTOPHER S. GALLAHER
2006
1997
TRAVIS LOCKHART
RUSSEL J. FLIPPIN
2005
1996
FRANK A. ODDIS
WILLIAM J. LAYNE
2004
1995
RICKY LITTLE
SHIRLEY GISH
2003
1994
DAVID BARTLETT
MICHELLE BOISSEAU
2002
1993
GORDON TOWELL
ROBERT J. FRANZINI
2001
1992
RICHARD B. MILES
1999
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RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS COMMITTEE
2007-2008
College of Science and Technology
Doug Chatham
Wesley White
Caudill College of Humanities
Kenneth Sexton
Janet Rice McCoy
College of Business
Kenneth Henderson
Ahmad Hassan
College of Education
Mee-Ryoung Shon
Karen Baker
Librarian
Pamela Colyer
Bruce A. Mattingly
Administrative Committee Support
Brenda DeHart, Administrative Assistant
Morehead State University is committed to providing equal educational opportunities to all persons regardless of race,
coJor, national origin, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, Vietnam Era, recently separated, or other protected
veteran status, or disability in its educational programs, services, activities, employment policies, and admission of
students to any program of study. In this regard the University conforms to all the laws, statutes, and regulations
concerning equal employment opportunities and affirmative action. This includes: Title VI and Title VII of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Executive Orders 11246 and 11375, Equal Pay Act
of 1963, Vietnam Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967,
Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and Kentucky Revised
Statutes 207.130 to 207.240. Vocational educational programs at Morehead State University supported by federal
funds include industrial education, vocational agriculture, business education, home economics education and the
associate's degree program in nursing. Any inquires should be addressed to: Francene L. Botts-Butler, Affirmative
Action Officer, Morehead State University, 358 University Street, Morehead, KY 40351. Telephone: (606) 783-2085 or
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