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Martha Ezzell
Presentation:
ß Mission, Catholic Identity, and Academic Freedom in
Colleges and Universities Sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy
of the Americas. Carlow University Round Table, Carlow,
Ireland, June 2007.
Chrystel Gabrich
Presentations:
ß Building on a Culture of Assessment. Pennsylvania
Communication Association Conference, Penn State,
Beaver, October 2006.
ß Service Learning: The Power of University and Community
Connections. Carlow University Roundtable, Carlow, Ireland,
May 2007.
Frances Kelley
Publication:
ß Multimedia Presentation Software Solutions for Internetbased
Courses (with L. Pace). Online Journal of Distance
Learning Administration, 9. 2006.
Presentations:
ß Factor Structure of the Inventory of Self Psychology (with
W. Buboltz). Referred Poster. American Psychological
Association 115th Annual Convention, San Francisco, 2007.
ß Psychotherapy with Sexual Minority Clients: Why the Real
Relationship Matters. Invited Presentation. American
Psychological Association Convention, San Francisco, 2007.
Emma T. Lucas-Darby
Presentations:
ß Integrating Catholic Social Teaching into Macro Social Work
Practice. Social Work and Social Justice Conference, The
College of St. Catherine and the University of St. Thomas,
Minneapolis, June 2007.
ß Connecting to the Community at Its Doors: The Mercy
Neighborhood Ministries. Carlow University Roundtable,
Carlow, Ireland, May 2007.
ß Restorative Justice and Theology: The Community View.
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh, April 2007.
ß Power Through Collaboration: A Women’s Human Rights
Perspective. Session Facilitator, Grace Ann Geibel Institute
for Justice and Social Responsibility, Carlow University,
April 2007.
ß Prostitution in Homewood. Gender, Delinquency, and
Justice: A symposium, Carlow University, March 2007.
James M. Kelly
Article:
ß Reflecting on the mission and purpose of the Grace Ann
Geibel Institute for Justice and Social Responsibility.
Carlow University Press, Pittsburgh, 2007.
Presentations:
ß Human Trafficking Community Intervention: A Collaboration
Model (with M. Burke). University of Pittsburgh Global
Health Conference, Pittsburgh, October 2006.
ß Mission and Projects of the Carlow University Grace Ann
Geibel Institute for Justice and Social Responsibility.
Pennsylvania Governor’s Conference for Women,
September 2006.
Co-Chair/Editor:
ß University and Community Collaboration, Section of
Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting,
San Francisco, October, 2007. Oversaw submission process
and vetted accepted proposals from over fifty submissions.
Robert Reed
Article:
ß The Public Safety Family: Do They Have Stress?
(With S. Roth and P. Kearney) Selected Abstracts from
the 9th World Congress. International Journal of
Emergency Mental Health, Elliocot City, Md., 2007.
Presentations:
ß The Psychosocial effects of working as an EMS on family
life (with S. Roth). Pennsylvania Emergency Health Services
Counsel Annual Conference for EMS providers.
August, 2006.
ß The Psychosocial effects of working as an EMS on family
life (with S. Roth). Emergency Medical Services Institute,
Regional Conference, March, 2007.
Service:
ß Leadership in preparing the PDE proposal that led to the
approval of our first doctoral program at Carlow University:
The Doctor of Psychology in Counseling Psychology.
Notable Graduate Student Supervised Research:
ß Hawkins, R. (2007). The Importance of the therapist’s
sexual orientation in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender community.
ß Nicolella, L. (2007). The relationship between visualization
and short-term visual memory. Unpublished research
project, Carlow University. (the results yielded a moderate
relationship between visualization skills and the scores
obtained from the Standford Binet Intelligence Scale
4th Ed—Memory for Objects Subtest: r = 0.472)
ß Defonso, J. (2007). Measuring Visualization Clarity in
Individuals with Visual Arts Training. Unpublished research
project, Carlow University. (the results yielded a moderate
relationship between students’ visualization skills and the
number of earned studio art credits: r = 0.545)
Joseph Roberts
Invited Presentations:
ß Fraternity Integrity Alliance educational training workshop.
Presented to eight fraternities of Penn State University,
State College, February 2007, April 2007.
ß The Ethical quandaries of wraparound therapy.
Pennsylvania Inter-Service Provider Meeting of
Pittsburgh, April 2007.
Special Project:
ß The Fraternity Integrity Alliance Handbook: Educational and
Risk Management Strategies to Reduce Sexual Assault on
College Campuses, 2007.
Sheila Roth
Contributing Author:
ß Teaching Resources for End of Life and Palliative Care
Courses, Part 5, pp. 85–90. Lyceum Books, Chicago, 2007.
ß Work Life Balance in Ambulance, Issue 11, Dublin,
Ireland, June 2007.
ß The Public Safety Family: Do they have Stress? (with
P. Kearney & R. Reed). In Selected Abstracts from the
9th World Congress, Vol. 9, International Journal of
Emergency Mental Health, Ellicot City, Md., 2007.
Presentations:
ß Crisis on Campus: Strategies for Campus Counselors.
Carnegie Mellon University, September 2007.
ß The Effects of Working in EMS on Family Life. Emergency
Medical Services Institute Annual Regional Conference.
Champion, Pa., March 2007.
ß The Public Safety Family: Do they have Stress? International
Critical Incident Stress Foundation 9th World Congress.
Baltimore, Md., February 2007.
ß The Impact of Stress on First Responders and their Families.
Crisis Intervention Association of Pennsylvania Annual
Conference. Seven Springs, Pa., August 2006.
ß The Effects of working in EMS on Family Life, Pennsylvania
Emergency Health Services Council Annual Conference,
Penn State, August 2006.
Linda Schifino
Publication:
ß Web Savvy Soldiers Transform War Diaries. Communication
Currents, Vol. 2, Issue 3, June 2007.
Presentations:
ß Building on a Culture of Assessment. Pennsylvania
Communication Association Conference, Penn State
Beaver, October 2006.
ß Virtual Activism: An Examination of the Interface Between
Virtual and Real World Engagement of Citizen Activists.
Pennsylvania Communication Association Conference,
Penn State, Beaver, October, 2006.
Jennifer Snyder-Duch
Presentations:
ß The Reality of Teaching Feminist Television Criticism.
Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association
Conference, Boston, Ma., April 2007.
ß Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes: One Model
for Communication Departments (with Gabrich, Balmert,
and Schfino). Pennsylvania Communication Association
Conference, Penn State Beaver, October 2006.
Panel Chair:
ß Examining Technology: Social, Political, and Economic
Implications, and;
ß Research on Media Technology. For the Communication
and Media Technology Interest Council at Pennylvania
Communication Association Conference, Penn State Beaver,
October 2006.
Melissa Swauger
Presentations:
ß Pestering Students with Feminism: Teaching Feminism to
Students Who Don’t seem to Care. National Women’s Studies
Association Conference, St. Charles, Il. Panel. June 2007.
ß No Kids Allowed!!! How IRB Ethics Undermine Qualitative
Researchers from Achieving Socially Responsible Ethical
Standards. Society for the Study of Social Problems in
New York City. August 2007. (The paper has also been
submitted to the professional Journal, Qualitative Inquiry.)
ß The New American Girl and How She is Changing the
World. Panelist for the Girls Coalition of Southwest PA
breakfast series.
ß Presented dissertation research findings to local
community and non-profit organizations including the
Three Rivers Workforce Investment Board, Fwen’s Girls,
and the Mentoring Partnership of Southwest PA
(April—June, 2007).
Service:
ß Served as faculty facilitator for the Alternative
Spring Break in New Orleans, La., Spring 2007.
Stephanie Wilsey
Publication:
ß Descriptions of Social Support in Treatment Narratives of
Complicated Grievers (with K. Shear). Death Studies,
October 2007.
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