RESEARCH LISTS - American University in Dubai

EnglishDr. Ali AlizadehAssistant Professor of EnglishPublished documents1. Transit Lounge Publishing, 2010; Iran: My Grandfather. Accepted for publication. Melbourne: TransitLounge2. Transit Lounge Publishing, 2008 The New Angel. Melbourne3. Melbourne: re.press, 2007 Fifty Poems of Attar with Ken Avery4. Abingdon: Routledge, 2009 Transgressive Lyric: Teaching Ecopoetry in a Transcultural Space’. WithPenelope Pitt-Alizadeh. Accepted for publication. Angelaki: The Journal of the Theoretical Humanities.5. Melbourne, 2008; ‘Eyes in Times of War’. In In/Stead, # 26. The University of Queensland Press, 2009; Suspect’. Accepted for publication. The Best Australian Poetry20097. Sydney, 2009;‘Uni Chicks’. Accepted for publication. Mascara Poetry, #58. Giramondo Publishing Company, 2009‘The Deep End’ and ‘Distance vs. the Heart’. In HEAT, issue 19New Series. Sydney9. Brisbane: 2009Shut Up’. In Stylus Poetry Journal, issue 33.10. Penguin, 2008‘Rumi’. In The Penguin Anthology of Australian Poetry. Camberwell11. Publishing, 2008; ‘Marco Polo’. In The Best Australian Poems 2008. Melbourne: Black Inc12. 25-Oct-08Aged’. In The Age. Melbourne13. Wakefield Press, 2008;‘Citizenship Test’. In Culture is…: Australian Experiences Across Cultures. KentTown14. Giramondo Publishing Company, 2008;‘Marco Polo’. In HEAT, issue 16 New Series. Sydney:15. Ethos Books, 2008;Listening to Michael Jackson in Tehran’. In Over There: Poems from Singapore andAustralia. Singapore16. Melbourne, 2008;‘The Suspect’. In Cordite, #27.17. Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, 2007;‘Immigration’. In Contemporary Australian Poetry.Shanghai18. London, 2007;‘Attar’. In PEN International, volume 57 #219. Monroe, 2007;‘The Dervish’, ‘This War’ and ‘from La Pucelle: the Epic of Joan of Arc’. In Turnrow, Fall2007 issue20. Melbourne, 2007;‘Culture and Its Terrors’. In Overland, #18921. Avonsleigh, 2007;‘Our Democracy’. In Woorilla, volume 16 #122. North Hobart, 2007;‘Americans’. In Famous Reporter, #3523. Chlef (Algeria), 2007;‘The History of the Veil’, ‘March to War’ and ‘Coup d’Etat’. In Arabesques Review,Vol. 02 Issue 0424. Melbourne, 2008;Philip Mead’s Networked Language: Culture & History in Australian Poetry. In Cordite,#2925. London, 2008;E A Markham’s Lambchops with Sally Goodman and Kamau Brathwaite’s Words NeedLove Too. In Wasafiri, Issue 5526. Melbourne, 2008;Charles Simic’s That Little Something. In Cordite, # 2827. Melbourne, 2007;Anthony Joseph’s The African Origins of UFOs. In Cordite, #2528. Otago University Press, 2009;‘Alas, My Mother’ by Shahriar. With John Kinsella. Accepted forpublication. Landfall, #217. Dunedin:29. The Poetry Society, 2007; ‘The Return of the Ravens’ by Mehdi Akhavan-Saales and ‘From theConference of the Birds’ by Attar. With John Kinsella. In Poetry Review, Vol. 93 No. 3. London30. Warwick, 2007; ‘Thread of the Noose’ by Ahmad Zahedi Langroodi, ‘Beautiful Wounds’ by MahastiShahrokhi, ‘Untitled 3’ by Davood Salehi and ‘Untitled’ by Mandana Zandian. With John Kinsella. In TheWarwick Review, Vol. 1 No. 3.31. Cambridge, 2007;‘Hanging from the Trees of Babylon’s Temples’ by Alireza Behnam, ‘Fog in London’ byTahereh Saffarzadeh and ‘You Said It’s a Grape’ by Simin Behbahani. With John Kinsella. In Salt Magazine,Issue 1.32. Six Vowels and Twenty-Three Consonants: An Anthology of Persian Poetry from Rudaki to Langroodi.Selection and translation of Persian poems into English for the purpose of preparing an anthology, incollaboration with poet and author John Kinsella

Preparing a manuscript of my own original poetry titled Spiritus Mundi1. A paper about post-modernist/avant-garde epic poetry, currently titled ‘Rupturing Dante: John Kinsella’sDivine Comedy’, as chapter for an anthology called Unreported PoeticsFinishing a novel manuscript titled The Goddess of Suicide1. A book-length cycle of poems in response to the medieval allegorical epic poem The Conference of theBirds.Prof. Jason SeetoAssistant Professor of EnglishPublished documents1. Seeto, J. J. (2009). Repositioning the Non-native Educator in TESOL. Philippine International EnglishLanguage Conference and 11th UK Education Fair Conference Proceedings.2. Seeto, J. J. (2008). The Labelling Controversy: Differences that Define Non-native Educators in the ELTprofession. 43rd RELC International Seminar Anthology3. Seeto, J. J. (2008). The Labelling Controversy: Non-native Educators in TESOL. 14th International TESOLARABIA Conference Proceedings.Conferences1. Invited to present a paper at the 1st Philippine International English Language Conference and 11th UKEducation Fair in February 2009 – English Language in Use: Classroom and Workplace. British Council –Manila, Philippines.2. Invited to present a paper at the 14th International TESOL ARABIA Conference in March 2008 – FindingYour Voice: Critical Issues in ELT. Dubai Men’s College, Higher Colleges of Technology – Dubai, UnitedArab Emirates3. Invited to present a paper at the 43rd RELC International Seminar in April 2008 – Language Teaching ina Multilingual World: Challenges and Opportunities. Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization(SEAMEO) Regional Language Centre – Singapore.4. Invited to guest speak and present a paper at Sultan Qaboos University (The national university ofOman) in November 2008 – Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.Dr. Katherine HallAssistant Professor of EnglishPublished documents1. Greece in March 2008; Presented a paper at the Mediterranean Studies International Conference inAthens (on adapting the teaching of Rhetoric and Composition for the Arab world)2. Egypt in January 2008; Presented a paper at the Annual Skills Conference in Cairo (on adapting standardEnglish texts for teaching ESL to Arabic-speaking students)Documents in progress1. Working on a book chapter about consumerism in the Middle East on "Women and Consumerism inEgypt" (originally solicited by textbook editor)2. Working on ongoing prose pieces about living, working and marriage in the Arab World as an AmericanConferences1. Brisbane 26 & 27 November 2009; Conferences of the Association for Academic Language and Learningto be held at the University of Queensland

Prof. Nycole ProwseAssistant Professor of EnglishDocuments in progress1. Addiction and Obsession. Chapter is 'Tracking' Change? A Comparative Analysis of LiteracyRepresentations of Women and their Addiction. It will be finalized in November.Dr. Perri GiovannucciAssistant Professor of EnglishPublished documents1. Literature and Development in North Africa: The Modernizing Mission; Literary Criticism and CulturalTheory Series; NY: Routledge, 2008.2. “The Pentagon’s Palimpsest: How the Screening of Battle of Algiers Underlies the Torture at AbuGhraib.” Review of the Institute of Political Science and International Relations of the RomanianAcademy at Bucharest; an edition called “Center and Margin, the Mediterranean Sea: Political Philosophyand International Reality,” 2009.3. “New Writing by Italian American Authors,” Review of Anthology, Our Roots Are Deep With Passion:Creative Nonfiction Collects New Essays by Italian-American Writers; Lee Gutkind, ed., et al., (OtherPress); Italian Americana Cultural and Historical Review. Providence4. Lives of the Sleepers by Ned Balbo. Italian Americana Cultural and Historical Review. Providence5. Abdelmalek Essaadi University; Tetuan, Morocco; June 19-21, 2008.“Waging the Peace: A PostcolonialAnalogy for a Post 9/11 World.” Paper presented at conference, “The New Meaning of Peace After 9/11,2001”Documents in progress1. Review of memoir, A Circular Journey by Helen Barolini (Fordham UP). Italian Americana Cultural andHistorical Review. Providence: University of Rhode Island, Forthcoming in 2009.2. Conference Paper, “Waging the Peace in Algeria and Iraq: A Postcolonial Analogy for a Post 9-11World.” Conference Proceedings, “The New Meaning of Peace After 9/11, 2001.” Department ofEnglish; Abdelmalek Essaadi University; Tetuan, Morocco. Forthcoming3. Review of poetry anthology, The Penguin Anthology of Australian Poetry, John Kinsella, ed. (Penguin) inCordite Poetry Review; Australia. Forthcoming in 2009.4. “The Iron Table: The Literary Relationship of Jane and Paul Bowles,” Essay in an Anthology of CollectedEssays by Various Authors on the Life and Works of Paul Bowles, Michael Cotsell, ed., Department ofEnglish at the University of Delaware; Univ. of Delaware Press; Forthcoming.5. “Representations of Algeria in Contemporary French Films,” (working title) Essay of film/literarycriticism in the online journal, Panoptikon: On Contemporary Visual Culture, Marcelo Guimaraes Lima,ed.; Visual Communication Program, American University in Dubai; http://www.panoptikon.net.Forthcoming6. “Global Notables: Globalization Matters in the World Literature Classroom;” unpublished essay on thepedagogy of modern world literature; 2007.MathematicsDr. Gerry LegeAssistant Professor of MathematicsPublished documents1. 2007, "A feature, a field and a friend: First steps. Consortium, No. 92, p. 3-5"2. 2007, "Student responsiveness to mathematical modeling activity. Consortium, No. 93, p. 24-27"3. 2008, "Considering context Consortium, No. 94, p. 20-22"

4. 2008, On research in teaching and learning mathematical modeling. Consortium, No. 95, p.8-12, Fall-Winter 2008.5. 2009, Examining the modeling process. Consortium, No. 96, Spring-Summer 2009. (in press)6. On forms, fences and mathematical modeling. Mathematics Teacher, no publication date yetDocuments in progress1. The Consortium contributions are semi-annual articles for a regular column called “In Search ofResearch”. My next three articles are on the topics of:a) Papers submitted at the recent ICME Congress in Monterey, Mexico for Topic Study Group 21on Teaching of Mathematical Modeling and Applications (July 2008)b) What is actually taught in teaching mathematical modeling? (Focus on content of variouscourses on modeling and/or international research projects)c) How do we know that content is being learned? (Focus on assessment of student learning incourses on modeling and/or international research projects specifically addressing assessment ofstudent learning)2. I have a paper written, but not completely in publishable format, discussing a variety of methods forteaching the same topic in algebra. (pedagogical content knowledge in mathematics)3. I have a manuscript written about the teaching of mathematical modeling in the United States (or lack ofit), but want to repackage it as two articles.4. I am still working on the book that I am writing, called “Beyond Content Knowledge”, which will be usedfor teacher training in mathematics education – credential programs, seminar courses, professionaldevelopment programs.Middle Eastern StudiesDr. Feras HamzaAssistant Professor of Middle East StudiesPublished documents1. Oxford University Press in association with the Institute of Ismaili Studies, 2008. Edited volume: with S.Rizvi, An Anthology of Qur’anic Commentaries Volume One: on the Nature of the Divine2. Azimuth, 2008. Chapter in a book: The Ismailis: an Illustrated History, eds F. Daftary and Z. Hirji.London3. Fons Vitae: Louisville, Kentucky, 2008; Annotated Translation: Tafsir al-Jalalayn: Great Commentaries onthe Qur’an Volume IDocuments in progress1. To be published in a volume in 2010 - Paper entitled “Exegetical Taxonomies: Distinguishing the exotericfrom the esoteric in Qur’anic Studies”. Delivered at the Tafsir Workshop hosted by the ChicagoMeeting of the American Academic of Religion, October 31st 20082. To be published in conference proceedings in 2010. - Paper entitled “Temporary hell and salvation inearly Islamic history”. Delivered at the International Symposium, “Roads to Paradise: Eschatology andconcepts of the Hereafter in Islam”, organized by the Georg-August University of Gottingen, Germany,May 29th 20093. An annotated translation of the 14th century Sufi Tafsir Abd al-Razzaq al-Kashani, for the Fons VitaeGreat Commentaries on the Qur’an series4. An Anthology of Qur’anic Commentaries Volume Two: Authority in the Qur’an

ScienceDr. Meis MoukayedAssistant Professor of Natural Science and Coordinator of Natural SciencesPublished documents1. 2007; Martin-Rendon, E, Hale SJ, Ryan D, Baban D, Forde S, Roubelakis, M, Moukayed, M, Harris A.L.,Davies K, Watt SM.2. Transcriptional profiling of human cord blood CD133+ and cultured bone marrow mesenchymal stemcells in response to hypoxia. Stem cells, 25: 1003-12.Documents in progress1. Aetiology of the metabolic syndrome (obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease) in Emirati youth.Stem cell differentiation and adipocyte biology. Public health education with a focus on developingnations. Interactive and immersive interfaces in Biology education.

RESEARCH LISTSLast Updated: July 2009Department Of Information TechnologyKhalid KhawajaAdnan El NasanBasel DayyaniHaitham TayyarHassan ZeineddineHicham El ZabadaniMulhim Al DooriChair and Associate Professor of Information TechnologyAssistant Professor of Information TechnologyAssociate Professor of Information TechnologyAssistant Professor of Information TechnologyAssistant Professor of Information TechnologyAssistant Professor of Information TechnologyAssociate Professor of Information Technology

Dr. Khalid KhawajaChair of Information Technology Department / Associate Professor of Information TechnologyPublications1. Khalid W. Khawaja, "Institutional Continuous Improvement through Accurate Learning OutcomesTracking", 2 nd Annual Forum on e-Learning Excellence in the Middle East. January 26-29, 2009 Dubai,UAE2. Khalid W. Khawaja, "Service Metrics for Evaluating Enterprise Systems' Architecture", Internationalconference on Innovation in Information Technology. November 18-20, 2007 Dubai, UAE3. Khalid W. Khawaja, "Service-Oriented Architecture Characteristics and the Learning Needs",International conference on Interactive Mobile and Computer aided Learning. April 18-20, 2007 Amman,Jordan.4. Khalid W. Khawaja, "Closing the Training Loop with Enterprise Technologies", GETEX 2006.5. Khalid W. Khawaja, "Closing the Training Loop with Enterprise Technologies and Solutions", IBIMA,Managing Information in the Digital Economy: Issues and Solutions, Bonn, Germany, pp. 716 719, June2006.Dr. Basel DayyaniAssociate Professor of Information TechnologyPublicationsRefereed Conference Papers1. Dayyani, Basel. Structured Analytics: The Creation of The Intelligent Organization. Proceedings ofWorld Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, Volume 38, February 2009.2. Dayyani, Basel. Knowledge Informatics (KI): A New Academic Discipline Underpinning Knowledge-basedOrganizations and Contributing to The Transformation from the Information Age to The KnowledgeAge. ICICKM, October 2006.Refereed Journal Papers1. Dayyani, Basel, Patrick Weidman, and George Born. Detection of Ocean Waves Using SatelliteAltimetry: Application To Equatorial Kelvin Waves. Marine Geodesy, 19:359-385, 1996.2. Weidman, Patrick, David Mickler, Basel Dayyani, and George Born. Analysis of Legeckis eddies in thenear-equatorial Pacific. Journal of Geophysical Research, 104 (C4), April 15, 1999In Progress1. Dayyani, Basel. The Intelligent Enterprise: Knowledge-Driven Analytical Category Management, May2009.2. Dayyani, Basel. Knowledge-Driven Search Engines And Decision Analytics, June 2009.3. Dayyani, Basel. The Intelligent Enterprise: Knowledge-Driven Strategic Management, September 2009.Dr. Hicham ElzabadaniAssistant Professor of Information TechnologyPublications1. Helal, J. King, H. Elzabadani and Y. Kaddourah. “The Gator Tech Smart House: An Assistive Environmentfor Successful Aging.” H. Hagrass. Advanced Intelligent Environments. USA: Springer Verlag, 2009.2. Helal, R. Bose, S. Pickles, H. Elzabadani, J. King, and Y. Kaddourah. “The Gator Tech Smart House: AProgrammable Pervasive Space.” A. Helal, M. Mokhtari, and B. Abdulrazzak. The Engineering Handbookof Smart Technology for Aging, Disability, and Independence. USA: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2008. 693-709.

Dr. Mulhim Al-DooriAssociate Professor of Information TechnologyPublications1. “Blue Casting”: Cost Effective and Intelligent Mobile Advertising using J2ME.Al-Doori M., Naim A. The2007 International research conference on Innovations in Information Technology (IIT 2007), Dubai,U.A.E.2. Al-Doori M. Nwabueze V. , “Mobi Health – Intelligent Health Monitoring system” , Microsoft ImagineCup Competition, March 2009.3. Prof. John Cealand, Mulhim Al-Doori,”TEN-HMS Study Demonstrates Clinical and FinancialEfficacy of Home Telemonitoring”, Pending4. Prof. J.I.Ansell, Dr. M. Al-Doori, Al-Matboona, A. “An intelligent system for assessing risk in changemanagement decision process”, Edinburgh University, Edinburgh Business School, working paper, March2009 pending.

RESEARCH LISTSUpdate: July 2009Mohammed Bin Rashid School for CommunicationAli JaberAzadeh SaljooghiCarol MoufarrejJames St. PierreNina HeinTom HundleyDean of the Mohammed Bin Rashid School For CommunicationAssistant Professor of Communication and Information StudiesAssistant Professor of Communication and Information StudiesAssociate Professor of Communication and Information StudiesAssistant Professor of Communication and Information StudiesAssistant Professor of Communication and Information Studies

Dr. James St. PierreAssociate Professor of Communication and Information StudiesBook Chapters1. Roskos-Ewoldsen, D. R., Ralstin, L. A., & St. Pierre, J. (2002). Attitude accessibility and persuasion. In J.P. Dillard & M. Pfau (Eds.), The persuasion handbook: Developments in theory and practice. BeverlyHills, CA: Sage.Refereed Journal Articles1. St. Pierre, J., & Raney, A. A. (2003). Effect of exposure to white heavy metal and black political rap onthe person perception of white and black men by white audiences. Southwestern Mass CommunicationJournal, 19(1), 36–44.Refereed Presentations1. St. Pierre, J., & Fowdy, A. E. (2005). Jewel’s intuition: The effect of expectation on enjoyment andattributions toward the performer. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern StatesCommunication Association, Baton Rouge, LA, April 2005.2. Burke, L., Yandle, C., Patton, E., & St. Pierre, J. (2005). College students satisfaction with their academicexperience. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Southern States Communication Association,Baton Rouge, LA, April 2005.3. St. Pierre, J., & Bryant, J. (2001). Student evaluation of a teacher’s use of student-disparaging versus selfdisparaginghumor. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International CommunicationAssociation, Washington, DC, May 2001.4. St. Pierre, J., & Raney, A. A. (1998). Effect of exposure to White heavy metal and Black political rap onthe person perception of White and Black men by White audiences Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Southern States Communication Association, San Antonio, TX, April 1998. Top StudentPaper, Popular Communication Division, SSCA5. St. Pierre, J., & Ferguson, M. A. (1995). A funny thing happened on the way to the condom: How sexualactivity affects male and female responses to humor in safe-sex PSAs. Paper presented at the annualmeeting of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Washington, DC,August, 1995. Top Paper, Public Relations Division, AEJMCResearch Reports1. Colvin, T., Burke, L., Lopez, A., Cormier, K., Latch, R. C., Trapp, L., and St. Pierre, J. (2004, May). Avertical assessment of the University of Louisiana Office of Academic Affairs. Report to the Universityof Louisiana Office of Academic Affairs. Lafayette, LA: Center for Communication Studies. (36 pp.)2. McPeek, S., & St. Pierre, J. (2003, December). An organizational assessment of the Lafayette UnitarianUniversalist Fellowship. Report to the Lafayette Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Lafayette, LA: Centerfor Communication Studies. (24 pp.)3. Ledet, J., Thibodeaux, S., Vondenstein, L., & St. Pierre, J. (2003, December). An organizationalassessment of the Lafayette Utilities System. Report to the Lafayette Utilities Sytems. Lafayette, LA:Center for Communication Studies. (23 pp.)4. Byrom, B. J., Ledet, J., St. Pierre, J., & Courville, D. (2003, May). An organizational assessment of themorale and culture within the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office Correctional Center. Report to theLafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office. Lafayette, LA: Center for Communication Studies. (10 pp.)5. St. Pierre, J. (2002, August). An examination of the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office: A communicationconsultation. Report to the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office. Lafayette, LA: Center for CommunicationStudies. (34 pp.)6. Bryant, J., Yu, H., Ralstin, L., Raney, A., & St. Pierre, J. (1999, June). Urban affairs and new nontraditionalprograms survey: Priorities for ACES. Report to Alabama Cooperative Extension System. Tuscaloosa,AL: Institute for Communication Research. (16 pp.)

Dr. Nina HeinAssistant Professor of Communication and Information StudiesPublications1. “The Theater Is In The Street: Politics And Public Performance In Sixties America. By T.J. Martin.” Bookreview. Theatre Journal 58.2 (2006).2. Student Guide to the World of New York Theatre. Ed. Character Studies (forthcoming).3. “Leading Creators of Twentieth-Century Czech Theatre. By Jarka M. Burian.” Book review. TheatreJournal 55.4 (2003).4. “Cremaster 3: Zahnfolter, menschliche Skulpturen und die unheimliche Macht der Architektur.” Jumpcut.de(2002).5. “The Moscow State Yiddish Theatre: Jewish Culture on the Soviet Stage. By Jeffrey Veidlinger.” BookReview. Theatre Journal 54.1 (2002).6. “Das Kontingent in den Vereinten Nationen in New York.” New York Staatszeitung (November 2000).7. “The Stage of Mysteries: The Black Light Theatre of Prague.” Slavic and East European Performance 18. 2(1998).Conferences1. “Dreaming of Global Culture.” Paper at the upcoming ATHE Conference in New York (August 2009).2. “Installation Art Meets Theatre Director.” Paper presented at the 2004 FIRT/IFTR Conference, St.Petersburg, Russia (May 2004).3. “kaspar—or n(one).” Paper presented at Rethinking the Body, Self and Subject in Performance,organized by Wallis Knot, New York, NY (February 2004).4. “The Surrealist Mannequin: Reconsidering the Theatrical.” Paper presented at the 23 rd Annual Mid-American Theatre Conference, Indianapolis, IN (March 2003).5. “Men of Action: The Futurist Body on Stage and Screen.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAmerican Society for Theatre Research (ASTR), Philadelphia, PA (November 2002).6. “Males As the ‘Other’? The Notion of Norm and Abnormality in Hrotsvit von Gandersheim’s Plays.”Paper presented at the Medieval Guild Conference, Columbia University, New York, NY (March 2002).7. “Raumkonzepte der Avantgarde: Zwischen Kabaret und Diskothek.” (Concepts of Space and the Avantgarde:Between Cabaret and Dance Club.) Paper presented at Paradigma 2001, Conference at theUniversity of Mainz, Germany (July 2001).8. “Automatons and Marionettes in the Yiddish Theatre of the 1920s.” Paper presented at the InternationalAcademic Workshop on Yiddish Drama, Theatre, and Performing Arts. Oxford, England (July 1999).Artistic WorkDirecting (Theater)1. Antigona Furiosa by Griselda Gambaro Neuland, Munich, Germany (July 2007)2. Judgment, based on a short story by Franz Kafka, Philadelphia Fringe Festival, The Ethical Building,Philadelphia, PA (August 2006)3. Smell New York Tour, an interactive walking-tour through New York, New York Urban Art Collective(founding member) (August 2006)4. Icarus, a multimedia dance collaboration conceived by Elyssa Dole, Jonette Ford, and Nina Hein (FringeAward for Outstanding Choreography) The Linhart Theater, FringeNYC 2005 (August 2005)5. Aurolac Blues by Saviana Stanescu American Living Room 2005, Here Arts Center, New York (July2005)6. Aurolac Blues by Saviana Stanescu Staged reading at the Romanian Cultural Institute, New York (May2005)7. Sand Age 2005, a performance/video installation by Nina Hein Musicircus at Construction Company,New York (February 2005)8. Outside, adapted by Nina Hein, based on works by Wolfgang Borchert American Living Room 2004,Here Arts Center, New York (August 2004)9. Outside-workshop production, adapted by Nina Hein, based on works by W. Borchert The Tank, NewYork (July 2004)10. Winter by Jon Fosse American Living Room 2003, Here Arts Center, New York (July 2003)

11. kaspar—or n(one), a multi-media dance solo conceived by Katharina Rosenberger (music), Elyssa Dole(dance), and Nina Hein (mise-en-scène) WAX, Brooklyn, and The Tank, New York (April/July 2003)12. Sexodus by Avra Sidiropoulou Women Center Stage, The Culture Project, New York (July 2002)Dramaturgy/Assistant Director (Theater)1. Clytemnestra’s Tears by Avra Sidiropoulou, dir. by Avra SidiropoulouLa MaMa E.T.C., First Floor Theatre, New York (May– June 2007)2. Blood on a Cat’s Neck, by R. W. Fassbinder, dir. by Zishan UgurluAssistant Director, La MaMa E.T.C., Annex Theatre, New York (March 2007)3. Balloons by Cary DeBerry, dir. Jennifer Blackmer ATHE Conference 2004, Toronto, Canada (August2004)4. Clytemnestra’s Tears by Avra Sidiropoulou, dir. Avra Sidiropoulou Donnell Library, New York(September 2001)5. The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant by R.M. Fassbinder, dir. Ian Belton, Henry Miller Theatre, New York(October 2000)6. Tales from the Vienna Woods by Ödön von Horvath, dir. by Avra Sidiropoulou, Horace Mann Theatre,New York (December 1999)Film1. Trachoma in Ethiopia (working title), short documentary film on Trachoma in rural Ethiopia(Cinematography)2. Video-documentation: Clytemnestra’s Tears by Avra Sidiropoulou, dir. by Avra Sidiropoulou, La MaMaE.T.C., First Floor Theatre, New York (May–June 2007)Video-Documentation1. ADevantgarde Festival Munich (June-October 2007)2. Chai (2005), a short feature documentary about tea ceremonies, conceived and directed by Nina Hein,featured at Stustaculum, Munich, Germany (May 2006).3. Wigzest (2005), a short film, written and directed by Nina Hein, featured at Stustaculum, Munich,Germany (May 2006)Video-Installations1. Video for Soffreh Installation by Gita Meh. Sharjah Bienniel 2009. March – May 2009.2. Video work for Gita Meh’s installation Herknowlodgy. Tashkeel Gallery, Dubai. October – Dec 20083. Poetische Videodokumentation (2006), video-installation of/at the exhibition “Ich esse Licht,” museumkunst palast, Düsseldorf (November 2006 – February 2007)4. Two Letters from Baghdad (2004/2005), presented at Consecuencias, Doctors for Global Health, GrandAssembly, Columbia University, New York (August 2005)a installation by Nina Hein and Ana MartinezMusicircus at Construction Company, New York (February 2004)Curations1. Consecuencias, artists respond to traumas and massacres. Exhibition commissioned by Doctors forGlobal Health, Grand Assembly, Columbia University, New York (August 2005)2. Walter Heubach, Kunstmaler - A Retrospective. Co-curated by Piet Hein and Nina Hein. Commissionedby the town of Aichach. Aichach, Germany (January 2003)3. Von der Idee zur Realisation, 1949 bis 1954: Die Tagungen der Nobelpreisträger in Lindau-Bodensee.Exhibtion in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of the Nobel Prize Laureates, co-curated by PietHein, Dr. Beate Bennett, and Nina Hein. Stadtmuseum Lindau (June-July 2001; since 2004 a permanentexhibition)Upcoming Projects• cassandra_project (working title), video (in post-production)• Contratiempo en Madrid (working title), documentary film about international Flamenco students inMadrid (in post-production)• Through A Woman’s Eyes (working title), documentary film about Off and Off Off Broadway producer anddirector Lynn Michaels (in production)

RESEARCH LISTSLast Updated: July 2009Departments of Architecture and Interior DesignNabyl ChenafAlex AlbaniAmer RgheiGeorges KachaamyJohn Alexander SmithJusri DevriesTala VaziriWassim BahrChair of Architecture and Associate Professor of Architecture and InteriorDesign; Interim Chair of Interior DesignAssistant Professor of Architecture and Interior DesignAssociate Professor of Architecture and Interior DesignAssistant Professor of ArchitectureProfessor of Architecture and Interior DesignAssociate Professor of Architecture and Interior DesignAssistant Professor of Architecture and Interior DesignAssistant Professor of Architecture and Interior DesignDepartment of Visual CommunicationRoberto LopardoDina FaourElizabeth MonoianJulia TownsendKenneth CurtisKrassen KrestevLuis CastanedaMarcelo LimaMichael BraySarah LahtiWayne OsbornChair of Visual Communication and Assistant Professor of PhotographyAssistant Professor of Graphic DesignAssistant Professor of Graphic DesignAssistant Professor of Visual CommunicationAssistant Professor of Visual CommunicationAssociate Professor of Graphic DesignAssistant Professor of Graphic DesignAssistant Professor of Art HistoryAssociate Professor of Visual CommunicationAssociate Professor of Visual CommunicationAssistant Professor of Visual Communication

Departments of Architecture and Interior DesignDr. Nabyl ChenafChair of the Department of Architecture, Interim Chair of Interior DesignAnd Associate Professor of Architecture and Interior DesignPublications & Conferences1. XII International Design Seminar – Urban Culture & Landscape Renewal, Al Ain, UAE – 2007. Iparticipated as a studio master in a series of workshops/competition between students from PolitechnikaLodzka, Politechnico di Milan (Italy), Tongji of Shanghai (China), 7 Novembre de Carthage & EcoleNationale D’architecture de Tunis (Tunisia), AUS, UAE and AUD (UAE).2. 2nd International Architectural Conservation Conference/Exhibition, Dubai, UAE – 2007. I participatedas a session Chairman and Discussion moderator.3. Dubai Forum for sustainable Urban Development - Rehabilitation of Central Business District Area,March 18-20, 2006, Dubai UAE. I participated as a member of the Organizing Committee as well as astudent tutor for the design proposal for the CBD in Dubai.4. The Traditional Architecture in South Algeria – What to Conserve? A series of Lectures organized bythe Society of Architectural Conservation in Dubai , Dar Al Nadwa, Al Bastakia, Dubai, last Wednesdayof every month, December 2006.5. Valeur Fonciere. Valeur ajoutee. I participated as a guest speaker, a member of the Scientific Committeeas well as a scientific referee. 3eme Seminaire International sur la Gestion des Villes, 7-9 Nov, 2006.6. Cross-cultural analysis of the perception of the city of Dubai & mental mapping, at The XXII UIA WorldArchitecture Congress, Istanbul, 3-10 July, 2005 (accepted but not attended). This paper was part of aresearch panel on the City of Dubai composed of five speakers from UAE and Saudi Arabia.7. The perception of the built environment – a Cross-cultural study in Dubai, at the 4th InternationalConference on Contemporary Architecture, Art and Design, May, 23rd 2005 – AUD. I also participatedas the chairman of the Organizing Committee8. Mental Mapping – Hot Spots in Dubai, Symposium: Architecture and Real Estate Development in UAE,March 21, 2005, Dubai, UAE.9. The Rehabilitation of the Old Medina of Bouu-Saada, Algeria. Architectural Conservation between theoryand Practice Conference & Exhibition, 2004, Dubai, UAE.10. Change in Values and the meaning of the built environment, at the XXVIII World Housing Congress onHousing, Challenges for the 21st Century – April 2000.11. Is there a contradiction between NSDP & Planning according to cultural values, at the third SharjahPlanning Symposium – April 2000.12. Needs… growing greedy (sustainability in Architecture), l’ARCA International Magazine of Architecture,Design and Visual Communication – May/June 2000.13. Movement and Design in Architecture, l’ARCA International Magazine of Architecture, Design and VisualCommunication – Mars/April 2000.14. The Arab World from the “Interior”, l’ARCA International Magazine of Architecture, Design and VisualCommunication – Jan/Feb, 2000.15. Artifact and the Natural Environment – focuses on the aggressive/submissive relationship betweenArchitecture and Nature, l’ARCA International Magazine of Architecture, Design and VisualCommunication – Nov/Dec, 2000.16. Transparency – is it a value? – a cross-cultural analysis of the concept of transparency in Architecture,l’ARCA International Magazine of Architecture, Design and Visual Communication – Sep/Oct, 2000.17. Architecture – what a communication medium, l’ARCA International Magazine of Architecture, Designand Visual Communication – Jul/Aug, 1999.18. The Informal city and town management – Gestion des Grandes villes, May 1996, Oran, Algeria19. Kin Cluster and town Management – Gestion des villes, May, 1997, Annaba, Algeria.

Dr. Amer RgheiAssociate Professor of Architecture and Interior DesignResearch Work, Presentations and Publications1. Rghei, A. (in prep.) “Challenges to Cultural Heritage Management in Developing World”, A paper to bepublished.2. Rghei, Amer (in prep.) “Underground Habitats: Comparing Troglodyte settlements, a paper has beenaccepted and to be published in the Environments (Canada).3. Rghei, Amer (to be published) “Architectural Assessment: Exploration and Rescue UndergroundHabitats”, Submitted to the Habitat International.4. Rghei, Amer (to be published) “Understanding Cultural Diversity and Regional Heritage landscapes in theMiddle East”, Submitted to the Journal of Architectural Conservation.5. Rghei, Amer (2007) “Earthen Cities: Challenges and Sustainability”, Submitted to the Journal ofArchitectural Review.6. Rghei, Amer (2007) “Underground Habitats: Comparing Troglodyte settlements, a paper has beensubmitted and to be published in the Environments (Canada).7. Rghei, Amer. (2004),"Cultural Landscapes and Landscape Planning in Yemen" In ENVIRONMENTS(Canada), Vol.32 (1): 71- 88.8. Rghei, Amer. and J. G. Nelson, (1994) “The Conservation and Use of the Walled City of Tripoli”, TheGeographical Journal (UK) 160 (2): 143 - 158.9. Rghei, A. & J.G. Nelson (1994) “The Tourism Potential of the Madina of Tripoli”, Environments 22 (2): 86-89.10. Rghei, Amer. (1993) “The Walled City of Tripoli: an Outstanding Heritage Resource” In: J.G. Nelson andE. Alder (eds.) Heritage Planning in an Urban Context. Occasional Publication No. (2), Heritage ResourcesCentre, Waterloo, Canada.11. Rghei, Amer (in prep.) “Comparing Planning and Design of Ancient and Modern Cities: Inventory andClassification System”. A book will be published.12. Rghei, A. and A. Abufayed, (in prep.), “A Tale Of Two Cities: Contrasting Urban And EnvironmentalEngineering Considerations In Historic And New Ghadames, Libya”, A Book to be published.13. Rghei, Amer. and J.G. Nelson (1997) “Conservation of the Mediterranean Environment: The Vital Needto Protect and Restore the Quality of Natural and Cultural Resources”. In James Gordon Nelson andRafal Serafin (eds.) National Parks and Protected Areas: Keystones to Conservation and SustainableDevelopment. Published by: Springer-Verlag, Berlin; New York: Springer, 1997 Heidelberg, NATOElsevier ASI Series, Rotterdam. ISBN: 3540635270.14. Rghei, Amer (1994) “Planning heritage cities: comparing Madrid, Quebec City, Fez, and Tripoli“.Publisher: [Waterloo, Ont: University of Waterloo], ISBN: 031575769815. Al- and Amer Rghei, (1997) ,“National Physical Perspective Plan 1996 - 2020” A National Strategic Plan,UPA (Urban Planning Agency); and UNCHS-Habitat (United Nations Centre for Human Settlements);and Secretariat of Planning , Housing and Utilities, Tripoli, Libya (Official Document).16. Rghei, Amer. (1995) “Environmental Impact Assessment: Exploring Programs Towards A National Policyfor Protection, Enhancing and Managing the Libyan Urban Environment”. Technical Study Reportsubmitted to TCEP (Technical Centre for Environmental Protection) ‘National Office’ - Tripoli, Libya(Official Document).17. Rghei, Amer. (1995) “Monitoring Human Settlements: Key Urban Indicators”. A Technical Study Reportsubmitted to UNCHS-Habitat (United Nations Centre for Human Settlements) Ref.No.LIB/91/XO1. Thetechnical report was commissioned by UNCHS in preparation for the City Summit or Habitat II,Istanbul, 1996 (Official Document).18. Rghei, Amer. (1994) “A Holistic Approach to Historic Walled Cities: Focusing on the Madina of Tripoli”.A Proposed Plan submitted to the APAMM, the Agency for Planning and Managing Madina, Tripoli, Libya(Official Document).19. Rghei, Amer. (1994) “The Planning and Conservation of Heritage Resources in Libya”. A TechnicalReport submitted to UNCHS-Habitat (United Nations Centre for Human Settlements), Ref. No.LIB/91/X019 – (OFFICIAL Document).20. Rghei, Amer. (2004) “Lessons from the Past for Built Environment of the Future”. A Lecture delivered atCultural Heritage Landscapes Workshop, Heritage Resources Centere of Canada during September 16&17, 2004.21. Rghei, Amer (2003), “Living Spaces – Historic and Contemporary Canadian Homes”, A lecture deliveredat University of Waterloo, Ontario on April 12, 2002.

22. Rghei, Amer (2002), “Home Design in Owen Sound Area: A Historical Review”, A lecture delivered atthe Urban heritage Seminar, Montreal, Quebec during January 21- 24, 2002.23. Rghei, Amer. (1999) “Heritage Significance and Conservation Strategy”, A Seminar presented at AligarhUniversity, Aligarh, India, April 1 - 2, 1999.24. Rghei, Amer. (1998) “Mud Architecture: Understanding and Searching for better Architecture andDevelopment” A Seminar presented at Mud Architecture Seminar, 11-16 January 1998, Sayoun; Shibam;and Tareem, Hadhramout, Yemen, Organized by Hadhramout University of Science and Technology.25. Rghei, Amer. (1997) “Environmental Strategy for Efficiency and Comfort: Working on Energy Audit”. Apaper presented at the Symposium of Modern Development in Architectural Design and ConstructionMethods with their Impact on Energy Conscious and Use in the Arab World, 19-21 August 1997,Amman, Jordan.26. Rghei, Amer. (1996) “A Special Call to Rescue Architectural Heritage in Libya”. A paper presented atHeritage Seminar, 16 - 18 October 1996, Jadu, Libya. Organized by Al-Jebel Al-Gharbi University, Jadu.27. Rghei, Amer. (1996) “Technical Development with Passive Architectural Design: Comparing theEnvironmental Performance in Traditional and Contemporary Architecture”. A paper presented at Bioarchitectureand Passive Energy Workshop, 7-21 April 1996, Malta, Foundation for International Studies,University of Malta, Malta.28. Rghei, Amer (1991), “Preserving, Planning and Managing Historic Heritage in different communities ofthe World: A comparative Study presented at Environmental Impact Assessment and Heritage Seminar,Toronto, Ontario, October 16, 1991.29. Rghei, Amer (1992), “From Architecture to Design”, A Seminar presented at Towards GreaterUnderstanding and Use of Historic Architecture Workshop, Calgary, Alberta, November 5 – 6, 1992.30. Rghei, Amer (1989) “Urbanization, conservation and sustainable development: the case of Kitchener,Ontario ”Heritage Conservation and Sustainable Development Conference, May 14 -19, 1989, Ottawa,Quebec City and Tadoussac.31. Rghei, Amer (2009),” Living Heritage and the Environment”, A paper will be presented at the WorldSummit on Ecologically Sustainable Development, 16 – 18 May 2009, NILGIRIS, India32. Rghei, Amer (2008), “Sustainable Architecture and Shaping the Future”, a paper will be presented at theWorld Conservation Congress, 5 - 8 October 2008, Barcelona, Spain.33. Rghei, Amer (2008), ,”Heritage Resources, Regional Development and Tourism”,a paper will bepresented at THE THIRD ARCHITECTURE AND SUSTAINABILITY CONFERENCE 08 April 2008Biskra, Algeria.34. Rghei, Amer (2008), “Ideal Places and the Role of Design in Heritage Urban Space”, a paper will bepresented at the ISVS IV - The 4th International Seminar on Vernacular Settlements, 14 – 18 February2008, Ahmedabad, India.35. Rghei, Amer and A. Abufayed (2008), “Adobe Cities of Libya: Unique World Heritage Architecture atRisk”, A paper will be presented at the Terra 2008 - Tenth International Conference on the Study andConservation of Earthen Architectural Heritage, February 1 - 5, 2008, Bamako, Mali36. Rghei, Amer (2007), “ Heritage Tourism and hospitality”, a paper will be presented at the 8thInternational Joint World Cultural Tourism, onference, 16 – 19 November 2007, Busan, South Korea.37. Rghei, Amer and A. Abufayed (2007), “Urban Adobe Structures: Prospects”, A paper will be presentedat the ADOBEUSA 2007 Conference, May 18, 19 and 20 and 21, 200738. Rghei, Amer (2006), “Exploring architecture in a global context”, a paper presented at the MelbourneWalk21 during October 23 – 27, 2006 , Melbourne Australia39. Rghei, Amer. (2006), “Sense of Space and community pride: Enhancing the sense of place and continuityof Architectural AESTHETICS”, a paper will be presented at the 2006 ASAIHL Conference on Educationfor Sustainable Development, during 19 -22 June 2006, Penang, Malaysia Malaysia.40. Rghei, A. and A. Abufayed (2005), “The Beauty of Living in Earthen Cities: A 21st – Century Assessmentand Prospect with special reference to Ghadames, Libya”, a paper presented at the Living in Earthen Cities- KERPIC’05 Conference during July 6-7, 2005, Istanbul – Turkey.41. Abufayed, A. and Amer Rghei (2005), “Urban Planning and Architecture of the Historic City ofGhadames, Libya: Lessons from the Past for Cities of the Future”, A paper published in STREMAH 2005:Ninth International Conference on Structural Studies, Repairs and Maintenance of Heritage Architecture,Organized by: Wessex Institute of Technology, UK and Sponsored by: WIT Transactions on the BuiltEnvironment, during June 22 – 24, 2005, Malta42. Rghei, Amer. (2006) “Hospitality and Tourism: Planning for Sustainability”, A paper has been acceptedfor the proceedings and presentation at the CAUTHE 2006 Conference Melbourne, Victoria, AustraliaFebruary 6-9, 2006.

43. Rghei, A. and A. Abufayed (2005), “The Beauty of Living in Earthen Cities: A 21st – Century Assessmentand Prospect”, a paper presented at the Living in Earthen Cities - KERPIC’05 Conference during July 6-7,2005, Istanbul – Turkey.44. Abufayed, A. and Amer Rghei (2005), “Urban Planning and Architecture of the Historic City ofGhadames, Libya: Lessons from the Past for Cities of the Future”, A paper published in STREMAH 2005:Ninth International Conference on Structural Studies, Repairs and Maintenance of HeritageArchitecture, Organized by: Wessex Institute of Technology, UK and Sponsored by: WIT Transactionson the Built Environment, during June 22 – 24, 2005, Malta45. Rghei, Amer. (2005), The Renovation of Earthen Settlements in North Africa: A Strategic Approach toUnderground Heritage”, A paper presented and published in the proceedings of the THIRD ANNUALADOBE Conference during May 20 - 22, 2005, El Rito, New Mexico, USA46. Rghei, Amer. (2005), "Heritage, Diversity, and Cultural Landscapes in the Middle East", A Paperpresented and published in the proceedings of the HERITAGE, DIVERSITY and CULTURALLANDCSAPES Conference during February7-9, 2005, Canberra, Australia.47. Rghei, Amer. (2002), “Sustainable Tourism and Cultural Heritage Management: Tourism Planning in theSahara Desert” A paper presented at The International Conference On Science and Technology inArchaeology and Conservation which will be held in Amman; Zarqa; and Patra, Jordan from August 12 -18, 2002, Organized by The Jordan Queen Rania’s Institute of Tourism and heritage, HashemiteUniversity, Jordan.48. Rghei, Amer. (2001) ”The Challenge to Environmental Security: A Strategy for Architectural Design andPlanning with Comfort and Sustainability”, A paper presented at The Shargah Solar Energy Conferenceincorporating with the 7th Arab International Solar Energy Conference and the Regional WorldRenewable Energy Conference, held in Shargah UAE from 19 - 22 February 2001.49. Rghei, Amer. (2000) “Planning for the Middle East with a multi dimensional strategic approach; the roleof heritage cities in the global and the regional economy”, Third Sharjah Symposium on Vision Planning inthe Age of Globalization: The Role of Cities in the Global and the Regional Economy. Held in Sharjahfrom April 17 - 18, 2000 and organized by Directorate of Town Planning & Survey, Government ofSharjah, United Arab Emirates.50. Rghei, Amer. (1999) “Cultural Landscapes Heritage, and Planning landscape in Yemen”, A paperpresented at the Annual Conference of Borderlands: The Shared Canadian and US Experience ofLandscape, from June 2 - 5, 1999, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada.51. Rghei, Amer. (1999) “Planning Process and Monitoring Sustainability from a Whole EnvironmentalPerspective” A paper will be presented at the Second Sharjah Symposium on Urban Planning: The Roleof Urban Planning in the Middle East, held in Sharjah from April 10 - 11, 1999 and organized byDirectorate of Town Planning and Survey, Government of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.52. Rghei, Amer. (1998) “Protecting and Modernizing of Architectural Heritage”. A paper presented at theArabic Architecture: Past, Present, and Future Conference, May 16 -- 20, 1998, Dhamar and Sana’a,Yemen. Organized by Arab Scientific Research Union and University of Sana’a and University of Dhamar,and Ministry of Housing and Development, Yemen.53. Rghei, Amer. and J.G. Nelson (1996) “Environmental Resources in the Mediterranean Areas” A paperpresented and published in the NATO Advanced Workshop on Heritage Conservation, Tourism andSustainable Development, August 26-30, 1996, Krakow, Poland.54. Rghei, Amer. (1997) “Environmental Strategy for Efficiency and Comfort: Working on Energy Audit”. Apaper presented at the Symposium of Modern Development in Architectural Design and ConstructionMethods with their Impact on Energy Conscious and Use in the Arab World, August 19-21, 1997,Amman, Jordan.55. Rghei, A.(1997) “The Role of Craft Industry in Tourism Development”. A paper presented at the FirstNational Symposium on Craft Industry, May 28 -29, 1997, Gharyan, Libya. Organized by Secretariat ofTourism and National Craft Centre, Gharyan.56. Rghei, Amer. (1997) “Planning for Tourism in the Sahara Desert: A Strategy for SustainableDevelopment". A paper presented at Desert Tourism Seminar, May 9 - 11, 1997, Ghadamis, Libya,organized by the Secretariat of Tourism and United Nations Centre For Human Settlements - Habitat.57. Rghei, Amer. (1995) “A Strategy to Integrate both Traditional and Contemporary Characteristicsthrough Conserving, Redeveloping, and enhancing Environmental and Historic Conditions”. A researchwork presented at a Symposium on the Use of Technical and Modern Management Techniques inMunicipalities, April 16-18, 1995, Amman, Jordan, organized and published by the Arab UrbanDevelopment Institute, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.58. Rghei, Amer. (1996) “Monitoring Human Settlements: Key Urban Indicators”. A paper presented at theCity Summit - Habitat II, Istanbul, Turkey, 3 -14, 1996.

59. Rghei, Amer. (1994) “Heritage Impact Assessment: Preserving, Planning, and Managing TraditionalEnvironments”. A paper presented at the Fourth Conference of the International Association for theStudy for Traditional Environments, held in Tunis, Tunisia, December12-15, 1994 and organized by theCentre for Environmental Design Research, University of California, Berkeley, USA.Dr. John Alexander SmithProfessor of Architecture and Interior DesignPublications and Ongoing Research 2007-2009(Excludes Media Interviews, Film Documentaries, etc.)1. 2007 ‘Evolution of the Interior Design Profession’, Association of Professional Interior Designers:Website, 2007 (www.apid.ae).2. 2007‘(1st) Professional Interior Design Conference’, Summary Notes, Association of ProfessionalInterior Designers: Website, 2007 (www.apid.ae).3. 2007‘The City of the Shopping Mall: Privately Managed Public Spaces in Dubai’, 2A Architecture & Art,April, 2007, pp.26-27:4. The article examines how the traditional commercial and retail aspects of the city have beenreconfigured into privately managed ‘public spaces’ when set against the backdrop of the rapid urbanexpansion of twenty-first century Dubai.5. 2008Guest Editor, 2A Architecture & Art. Architecture: Linking Interior and Urban Environments, Issue#8, May 2008, pp.8-121:6. Special edition, with contributions from major personalities in the Architecture, Interior and UrbanDesign sectors including Angelo Bugatti, Richard Dagenhart, Andrew MacMillan, Yoshiko Sato, ChristophKapeller, Taha Al-Douri and Jonathan Speirs.7. 2008‘Dubai’s Shopping Malls: Where Did It All Go Right? 2A Architecture & Art, September 2008,Issue #9, pp.26-29: The article examines Dubai’s legacy of successful and unsuccessful shopping mallswhen set against a new generation of ‘super malls’ that are currently being master-planned within thecontinuing urban expansion of twenty-first century Dubai8. 2009‘Dubai’s Shopping Malls: Settings and Rituals. 2A Architecture & Art, January 2009, Issue #10,pp.28-31: The article examines Dubai’s legacy of successful and unsuccessful shopping malls when setagainst a new generation of ‘super malls’ that are currently being master-planned within the continuingurban expansion of twenty-first century Dubai9. 2009‘Evolution of the Interior Design Profession’, Association of Professional Interior Designers:Website, Revised version 2009 (www.apid.ae).Publications: Continuing Research1. History of the Designed Scottish Garden. Collaboration with Dr. William Brogden of the RobertGordon University Aberdeen, concerning the history of designed gardens and landscapes in Scotlandfrom the Renaissance until the late 20 th century.2. Analysis of Traditional Garden Types in the Yangtze Delta of Mainland China3. A collaboration with Dr. Chen Yi of Tongji University, Shanghai into the forms and prototypes oftraditional designed gardens in the fertile Yangtze Delta of China. The gardens will be discussed fromthe Sung dynasty onwards in the context of urban and rural settlements. A case study of the town ofSuzhou will illustrate the influences of art, architecture and agriculture on the garden types and theirrelationship to the social, cultural and economic factors of the study period.4. Dubai: Growing Through Architecture, George Katodrytis, (ed.), Thames and Hudson, 2009/10.Contributed chapters concerning: Dubai’s Early Urban Form, and City of the Shopping Mall.5. Interior Design in the Middle East: A Professional Practice Handbook, (ed.), to be published 2010.Textbook/Handbook collaboration with Hazem el Khatib and Fatemeh Smith.6. History of Architecture: The Ancient World, Part of an ongoing series of textbooks for Architectureand Interior design academic programs.

Prof. Jusri DeVriesAssociate Professor of Architecture and Interior DesignProfessional Publications1. DeVries, J. (1999). "Assessment Strategies for Distance Learning Students." EAIE FORUM - EuropeanAssociation for International Education Publication, 1999.2. DeVries, J. (1998). "The Cultural Component of Global Distance Learning." EAIE FORUM – EuropeanAssociation for International Education Publication, 1998.3. DeVries, J. & Tella, S. (1998). "The Role of Distance Education Instructor: Attitudes, Skills, andStrategies." Media Education Publication #8 Helsinki, Finland. (Article).4. DeVries, J. (1998). "The Cultural Component of Global Distance Learning." EAIE FORUM - EuropeanAssociation for International Education Publication, 1998.5. DeVries, J. (1998). "Videoconferencing FAQ’s: the five most frequently asked questions." EAIE FORUM -European Association for International Education Publication, 1998.6. DeVries, J. & DiCicco, D. (1996). "Distance Education for Interior Design: A Needs Assessment." Journalof Interior Design, Fall Edition, 1996.7. Gates, G. & DeVries, J. (1996). "Strategic Planning for Interior Design Education; Effective Developmentin Conditions of Resource Decline." Journal of Interior Design.Teaching Manuals, Refereed1. DeVries, J. (1998). "Fundamentals of Distance Learning." Department of Art Education. University ofArt and Design - Helsinki, Finland.2. DeVries, J. (1996). "Graphic Ideation: A Cultural Approach." in T. Houser (Ed.), Innovative TeachingIdeas Manual, Category: Creativity. Interior Design Educators Council Publication.3. DeVries, J. (1995). "Multi-Media Rendering." in T. Houser (Ed.), Innovative Teaching Ideas Manual,Category: Presentation. Interior Design Educators Council Publication.4. DeVries, J. (1995). "Understanding Light Frame Construction." In T. Houser (Ed.), Innovative TeachingIdeas Manual, Category: Technical. Interior Design Educators Council Publication.Instructional Videos, Refereed1. DeVries, J. (1999). "Trivia." [Compressed video - webcasting]. Office of Television Services, NorthernArizona University. Flagstaff, Arizona. USA. http://webcast.tv.nau.edu/jusri/trivia.html2. DeVries, J. (1998). "Ten Commandments of Oral Presentation." [Compressed video - webcasting].Office of Television Services, Northern Arizona University. Flagstaff, Arizona. USA.http://webcast.tv.nau.edu/jusri/tencommand.html3. DeVries, J. (1998). "Global Changes." [Compressed video - webcasting]. Office of Television Services,Northern Arizona University. Flagstaff, Arizona. USA.4. DeVries, J. (1997). "What Is Webcasting?" [Compressed video - webcasting]. Office of TelevisionServices, Northern Arizona University. Flagstaff, Arizona. USA.5. DeVries, J. (Producer). (1996). "Drawing from Observation." [Videotape]. Northern Arizona UniversityInstructional Media Services.6. DeVries, J. (Producer). (1996). "Fundamentals of Freehand Sketching." [Videotape]. Northern ArizonaUniversity Instructional Media Services.7. DeVries, J. (Producer). (1995). "Basic Watercolor Rendering Techniques." [Videotape]. NorthernArizona University Instructional Media Services.8. DeVries, J. (Producer). (1995). "Computer Animated Images of Wood Joints Commonly Used inInterior Detailing." [Videotape]. East Lansing, MI: Audiovisual Collection, Center for Integrated Studies,and Michigan State University.9. DeVries, J. (Producer). (1995). "The Ten Commandments of Oral Presentation." [Videotape]. EastLansing, MI: Audiovisual Collection, Center for Integrated Studies, and Michigan State University.10. DeVries, J. (Producer). (1994). "American with Disabilities Act (ADA): Barrier Free Standards."[Videotape]. Irvine, California. USA: Visual Communication Collection, Interior Design EducatorsCouncil.11. DeVries, J. (Producer). (1994). "Rendering Tips Using Ink Wash." [Videotape]. Irvine,, California. USA:Visual Communication Collection, Interior Design Educators Council.

12. DeVries, J. (Producer). (1994). "Rendering Tips Using Markers and Colored Pencils." [Videotape]. Irvine,California. USA: Visual Communication Collection, Interior Design Educators Council.13. DeVries, J. (Producer). (1994). "Rendering Tips Using Technical Pens: Surface Texture." [Videotape].Irvine, California. USA: Visual Communication Collection, Interior Design Educators Council.Juried Proceedings1. DeVries, J. and Lim, G. (2003). “The Cultural Component of Global Distance and Online Learning.”ICCE 2003, International Conference on Computers in Education. Hong Kong, China.2. DeVries, J. and Lim, G. (2003). “Significance of Online Teaching vs. Face-to-Face: Similarities andDifference.” AACE 2003, International Conference of Association for the Advancement of Computingin Education. Phoenix, Arizona.3. DeVries, J. (2001). "Global eLearning: significance, challenges and case studies."European Association forInternational Education EAIE. International Conference Proceedings. Tampere, Finland4. DeVries, J. (2001). "Copyright and the e.World: a mixed blessing."European Association forInternational Education EAIE. International Conference Proceedings. Tampere, Finland5. DeVries, J.; Neuman, P.; & Stefan, J. (1998). “Integrating Webcasting into distance education: a viablesolution in conditions of resource decline.” European Association for International Education EAIE.International Conference Proceedings. Stockholm, Sweden6. DeVries, J.; Zagmajster, M. & Lim, G. (1998). “Successes/challenges of distance learning in Malta,Slovenia and South Korea: Lessons to learn from.”European Association for International EducationEAIE. International Conference Proceedings. Stockholm, Sweden7. DeVries, J.; Hopkins, J.; Neuman, P.; & Stefan, J. (1998). "Videoconferencing Extravaganza." DEN/ENISWorkshop V. European Association for International Education EAIE. International ConferenceProceedings. Stockholm, Sweden8. DeVries, J.; Helford, P.; Rugg, W. (1998). "Distance Education: From National to International--ThreeCase studies." ED-MEDIA & ED-TELECOM 98 World Conference. Freiburg, Germany.9. DeVries, J.; Helford, P; Fritz, M. (1998). "Beyond Courses to Curriculum: Building Web-basedPrograms." European Distance Education Network EDEN. International Conference. Bologna, Italy.10. DeVries, J.; Pantzar, E. & Wittbom, E. (1997). "The electronic classroom: telematics and distanceeducation."European Association for International Education EAIE. International ConferenceProceedings. Barcelona, Spain11. DeVries, J.; Helford, P. & E. & Wittbom, E. (1997)."Interactive instruction: teaching and learningstrategies."European Association for International Education EAIE. International ConferenceProceedings. Barcelona, Spain12. Pable, J. & DeVries, J. (1997). "Teaching Interior Design at a Distance: successful stories" InteriorDesign Educators Council. International Conference Proceedings. Cincinnati, Ohio.13. Hopkins, J. & DeVries, J. (1996). "Telematics & Teletraining." European Association for InternationalEducation EAIE. International Conference Proceedings. Budapest, Hungary.14. DeVries, J. (1995). "Key Issues of Distance Education for Interior Design." Interior Design EducatorsCouncil. International Conference Proceedings. Nashville, Tennessee.15. DeVries, J. (1995). "Happiness is sharing: The latest in Computer Animation and Visualization forInterior Design." Interior Design Educators Council. International Conference Proceedings. Nashville,Tennessee.16. DeVries, J.; Dohr, J; Guerin, D. and Veitch, R. (1994). "Teaching Interior Design Theory." InteriorDesign Educators Council. International Conference Proceedings. San Antonio, Texas.17. Blake, J. & DeVries, J. (1993). "A Glance at the American with Disabilities Act." Interior DesignEducators Council. International Conference Proceedings. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.18. DeVries, J. (1993). "Computer Animation: A Creative Teaching Tool." Interior Design EducatorsCouncil. International Conference Proceedings. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.19. DeVries, J. and Davidson, J. (1992). "North Africa to the Middle East: Matters of Diversity." NationalAssociation of Foreign Students Affairs International Conference Proceedings. Chicago, Illinois. (Invited).

Prof. Tala VaziriAssistant Professor of Architecture and Interior DesignPublications1. Architectural research on sustainability. Tehran, Iran for Karma Tarh & Tadvin, Project Neynava forthe Municipality of Tehran (December 2006-­‐ March 2007)2. Research and design on buildings of the Parisian Ceramic Period published in ’Paris, La3. Couleur de la Ville’ edited by Annick Desmier (2002)4. Architectural Workshop ‘Building in the South’ in Tunis with Francoise Jourda. Jerba,Tunis (February2001)5. “Urban Movement’ Workshop with the Institut of Willaim Alsop. Vienna, Austria (November 2000)6. ‘Reconsidering the Empty Space’ Workshop with Rudi Riciotti. Vienna, Austria (April 2000)Special project1. Short films on movement and issues of spatial experience, Paris and Vienna (2000-­‐2005)2. Landscape Art installation in Sable d’Olonnes, France (2001)Department of Visual CommunicationsProf. Roberto LopardoChair of Visual Communication and Assistant Professor of PhotographyProf. Dina FaourAssistant Professor of Graphic DesignProfessional Skills• Excellent teamwork skills (gained while working within the advertising agencysetting and interactingeffectively with other departments, team members andsupervisors to accomplish tasks)• Strong oral communication skills (as a result of regular participation inpresentations, reviews and clientmeetings throughout my career)• Effective written communication skills (demonstrated by writing approved creativerationales, scripts,internal correspondence and reports at FP7 and Hakuhodo)• Excellent time management skills (perfected while meeting tight, daily deadlines, atthe DailyStarnewsroom)• Immaculate attention to details (mastered while producing, supervising and proofchecking final artworkat Hakuhodo)• Ability to plan projects, delegate tasks, coordinate with team members and achievegoals (asdemonstrated by directing winning pitch campaigns at FP7)• Ability to work independently (after managing projects from concept to final artworkstage at bothagencies)Achievements• Feb.02 Employee of the year Award Fortune Promo Seven, ad agency, Dubai• Aug.97 output:input Design Competition German Design council and “:Output” (Graphic designmagazine) work, Interactive CD “Wheels”, published (Mar 1998 issue)• Jul.97 Student Thesis Show Department of Architecture and Design American University of Beirutwork, “Broadcast News: The Graphic Package”, displayed

Prof. Elizabeth MonoianAssistant Professor of Graphic DesignProfessional Activity during the 2008-2009 Academic Year1. Land Art Generator Initiative, Principal Investigator The UAE Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) is alandmark initiative to bring together artists, architects, scientists, and engineers in a first of its kindcollaboration. The goal of the Land Art Generator Initiative is to design and construct a series of landart installations across the UAE that uniquely combine aesthetic intrigue with clean energy generation.The LAG viewing platforms will be tourist destinations that draw people from around the world toexperience the beauty of the collaborative art creations here in the United Arab Emirates. At the sametime, the art itself will continuously distribute clean energy into the electrical grid with each land artsculpture having the potential to provide power to up to 50,000 homes in the UAE.2. HOT SPOTS: What Comes After Oil?, Principal Investigator Before change can occur, it must beimagined. Thus we have chosen the image and physical site of the petrol station —perhaps an iconicrelic of future generations. Owing to their abandonment and often to their architecture, these placeshave a particular aura and are indicative of this worldwide politically charged question: _What ComesAfter Oil? Taking as points of departure are HOT SPOTS (petrol stations) in Munich, Germany;Pittsburgh, USA; and Dubai, United Arab Emirates. We have chosen these cities, local to where welive, as “case studies” for initiating a multi-national dialogue and exploration of the past, present andfuture of oil. Extending out from these HOT SPOTS in a radius of 200miles/322 kilometers, we willreclaim abandoned gas stations as platforms for public art. In addition to these primary sites, there areabandoned petrol stations all over the world. Independent of the central project, these SATELLITESwill be dealt with separately by artists and artist groups. However, they will be linked with theplatform HOT SPOTS. In an attempt to reduce (and therefore re-imagine) our carbon footprint,virtual communications will be paramount. Live streaming, online papers, virtual classrooms andgalleries, and the like will preserve physical resources and result in an international cacophony.Information, maps, and project programming will be disbursed through HOTSPOT offices in Munich,Pittsburgh, and Dubai and virtually on the web.3. Curator, Student Poster Exchange between Pittsburgh, Munich, Dubai (AUD, Zayed)4. Spring/Summer 2009, with exhibitions at Jam Jar in Dubai, Climate Change Symposium in Munich5. Panel Moderator, Art Dubai, Thinking Cloud, Feb 20096. Co-Curator, Art Oasis 2009: “A Green Vision”, Role: Co-Curator, Artist in Residence, PanelPresenter7. Presenter, Pecha Kucha, May 20097. Under my guidance student awarded IAA regional winner forposter on Climate Change 20098. Under my guidance student made it to the finals for IBDAA 2008Exhibitions1. 2010 HotSpots: What Comes After Oil?, Platform3, Munich, Germany2. 2009 A Green Vision, Wafi Mall, Dubai, United Arab Emirates3. 2009 Klimaherbst München, Glockenbachwerkstatt, Munich, Germany4. 2009 HotSpots: What Comes After Oil?, Platform3 Munich, Germany5. 2009 That Fleeting Moment, The Dubai Community Theatre & Arts Centre, Dubai,United ArabEmirates6. 2009 GradWanderung, Kunsthaus, Kaufbeuren, Germany2008In Situ, The Jam Jar, Dubai, United ArabEmiratesProf. Julia TownsendAssistant Professor of Visual CommunicationCollections1. Burj Dubai (in progress- paintings commissioned for the 100th floor), Koç University;2. Deira Tower Estates LLC, J.W.Thomson (Istanbul office),3. Thomas Klein International (Dubai office), Private collections in Spain, Germany, Turkey, Sweden,Denmark, United Arab Emirates, and the United States

Illustration1. ‘Energy,’ 2-page spread for Time to Shine, Abu Dhabi Promotional Book Miracle PublishingUpcoming Release 20092. 8-meter Floor Mural of the Mercator-Hondius Map of the Americas for Nuevo Restaurant, DubaiInternational Financial Center 20073. Private Mural Commission- scene from Zeynep Mr. and Mrs. Al Goyburu, Silver Spring, Maryland20064. Private Villa Mural - original design (Shisha in a Bathtub), Jumeirah, Dubai 20045. Zeynep the Seagull of Galata Tower Children’s picture book. Wrote and illustrate 2003 ÇitlembikPublications, Istanbul / Nettleberry Press, USA.6. Free-lance print illustration-Editorial, advertising, private commission 2001-present• Clients include: J&B Whiskey, Pantene Shampoo, Lale Magazine(Istanbul), LibertyMagazine(Dubai), Point of Design(Dubai Design Firm), Diera Tower Estates(Dubai), Thomas KleinInternational(Dubai), worked with J. W. Thompson, Leo Burnett AgenciesSolo Exhibitions1. 2010 “Julia Townsend: New Paintings and Drawings,” XVA Gallery Upcoming: Januarywww.xvagallery.com2. 2003 “Selections from Zeynep - Children’s Book by Julia Townsend” at the American University inDubai3. 2001 “Julia Townsend” Paintings, sculptures, drawings at the Marmara Hotel Taksim, Istanbul4. 1999 “O’Fantasya” Paintings, sculptures, drawings at Yantra Gallery, Istanbul5. 1998 “Solo Exhibition: Paintings by Julia Townsend,” Koç University, Istanbul6. 1998 “Julia Townsend Resim Sergisi,” Paintings and Drawings Caffinet and The Deep Restaurant,Beyoglu, Istanbul7. 1996 “Surreal Tales: New Paintings and Drawings by Julia Townsend,” LURE, Miami Beach, Florida8. 1992 “Julia Townsend: New Work,” Galerie-Cafe-OM. Prenzlauer Berg, Germany9. 1991 “Julia Townsend: New Paintings,” Harlem Jazz Club. Barcelona, SpainSelected Group Exhibitions1. 2009 “Summer Collection” XVA Gallery, Bastakiya, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Upcoming: June 15-September 152. 2009 “Time to Shine” Charity Exhibition of the Chapter Paintings, Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesUpcoming: date TBA3. 2009 “Women’s Rooms” curated and participated in 5-artist exhibition as part of the Bastakiya ArtFair. 9 rooms of sculpture, installation, video, painting, and drawing around the theme of personalspaces in foreign environments, originally inspired by ‘A Room of One’s Own.’ Secured sponsorshipfrom Royal Talens, wrote introduction and oversaw production of accompanying catalog.www.womensrooms.blogspot.com (ongoing)4. 2008 “How I Bought Myself a Diamond” Rotunda Gallery and outdoor mixed-media installation,AUD, Dubai, United Arab Emirates5. 2008 “Terminal Degree,” painting/mixed media installation at Villa 111, Bastakiya, CreekContemporary Art Fair, Dubai, United Arab Emirates6. 2007 “Al Khoulia,” Meem Gallery, Dubai, United Arab Emirates7. 2007 “Villa 111,” outdoor painting installation, Bastakiya, (First Annual) Creek Contemporary ArtFair, Dubai, United Arab Emirates8. 2007 “Festival of Art,” Time Well Spent drawing series, printed on 2.5-meter banners, DubaiFestival City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates9. 2006 “Faculty Exhibition” Gallery 76, The Dubai International Art Center, United Arab Emirates10. 2006 “4 + 4,” Eight artist multi-media exhibition, Manu Chhabria Gallery, Dubai, United ArabEmirates11. 2006 “Summer Collection,” XVA Gallery, Bastakiya, Dubai, United Arab Emirates12. 2005 “Innocents Abroad: An Evening of Travel Art/Poetry,” paintings of place, with DanielPendergrass(poet) and James Henry(photography), XVA Gallery, Dubai, UAE13. 2005 “Around Seven,” Total Arts Gallery(The Courtyard), Al Quoz, Dubai14. 2005 “Art and Sole,” charity exhibition for Medecins Sans Frontiers, Dubai15. 2005 “Summer Collection,” XVA Gallery, Bastakiya, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

16. 2004 “Faculty Exhibition,” Department of Visual Communication, American University in Dubai17. 2004 “Summer Collection,” XVA Gallery, Bastakiya, Dubai, United Arab Emirates18. 2000 Co-curated and participated in “Piyano” art and music exhibition The Piano Center, Istanbul19. 1999 “Fish,” International Artists Exhibition, Yantra Gallery, Istanbul20. 1998 “New Painting from Turkey,” Julia Townsend and Salih Köksalan Alte Pumpe, Berlin, Germany21. 1997 “Annual Summer Exhibition,” Broward Art Guild, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Best In Show. Juror:Paula Gillam22. 1997 “Human Image,” Broward Art Guild. Honorable Mention23. 1996 “Self Interpretations,” Broward Art Guild. “People’s Choice” Award24. 1996 “46th Anniversary Members’ Exhibition,” Broward Art Guild. Third Place Juror: Sheppard Root25. 1995 “Six from Delaware,” Digital Images at The Silicon Gallery Philadephia, Penn.26. 1994 “Graduate Painters,” The Federal Reserve Bank, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania27. 1994 “National Exhibition of Women’s Works on/of Paper,” Shoestring Gallery, Rochester, andNational Women’s Hall of Fame, Seneca Falls, New York. Juror: Diane VillaniWeb Sites / Public Art1. 2008/9 “Jewels,” Organized and led a painted sculpture installation using Islamic design and theArabic alphabet, sponsored by StART and ‘Word into Art’ (Arabic art exhibition in Dubai from theBritish Museum). Worked with students and teachers from the Al Alfiah Middle School (Dubai) withhelp from students from the American University in Dubai.2. 2004 “Camel Caravan” Sponsored by Emirates Airlines and Mr. and Mrs. K. Palmer to paint fourlife-size camel sculptures for public display in Dubai www.camelcaravan.ae3. 2004 10-year Anniversary Window Design Competition, Akmerkez, Istanbul, Turkey. HonorableMention4. 2002 “Opera,” Window Design Competition, Akmerkez, Istanbul, Turkey. Second place5. 2000 “Chips, Swings, and Ottoman Cemeteries” 3-artist internet exhibition atwww.CultureLounge.com (San Francisco). Curated by Kit (Barbara) Schulte6. 1997 “Crabbie Awards” National Cover contest and internet exhibition. Art Calendar Magazine,Honorable Mention. Juror: Barb Dougherty7. 1995 “The World’s Women On-Line!” Internet Installation and Video/Internet GalleryInstallation. http://www.asu.edu.wwol Index of images by women artists globallyBibliography1. “Opening of Faculty Show – Visual Communication Program AUD, March 17,” The Panoptikon OnContemporary Visual Culture. 2008 ttp://www.panoptikon.net2. “Creek Art Fair,” Dubai One TV March 20073. “Art at Bastakiya,” Khaleej Times, March 3, 2007, p.54. “Al Quolliya – an AUS and AUD faculty exhibition,” August 27, 2007. The Panoptikon OnContemporary Visual Culture. http://www.panoptikon.net5. “AUD Exhibits Artworks,” Gulf Today, March 2, 2007 p. 46. Hirons, Megan, “Appreciating Art,” Gulf News, October 16, 2006, p.27. Hardwarewala, Zeynab “An A+ For You, Professor,” Gulf News Notes, October 29, 2006, p.168. Mohammed, Arsalan, “I Want My AUD,” TimeOut Dubai, Volume 6, Issue 42, p.499. “AUD Staff Put On Show at DUCTAC,” 7 Days, October 15, 200610. Paradkar, Shalaka “Practice What They Teach,” Khaleej Times, December 2, 200511. Sharma, Neena, “Splendid Seven,” Gulf Today November 26, 200512. “Galata Kulesi’nin Martisi Zeynep,” Milliyet, September 11, 200513. “ExPat Profile: Julia Townsend Illustrations,” Liberty, January 2005 pp54-5614. “Colour Kaleidescope,” Citylife, August/September 2004 p 9115. “Julia Townsend Sergisi,” Vizyon, September 200116. “Kirmizilar ve Resimler,” Istanbul Life, September 200117. “Sürealizm,” Marie Claire, November, 1999 (Turkish Edition)18. “Art on Show at Yantra,” Turkish Business World, November, 1999 pp54-5519. Istanbul Map of Culture and Arts November, 1999, “In the Pallor” reproduction20. “Julia Townsend’s Paintings,” Turkish Daily News, October 11, 1998. (Istanbul)• Greenspan, Ronnie, “Summer Wonders – Art Beat,” EastSider, July 23, 199721. Silecchia, Linda M., “Gallery Page - Julia Townsend,” Xsmagazine, August 20-26, 1996• Werneburg, Brigitte, “Auch irgendwie knapp daneben. Kunst in Berlin jetzt: Achse Nord,

22. Julia Townsend, Rainer Korb, Michael Friedrichs-Friedlander und Sven Thomas,”• Die Tageszeitung, November 7, 1992. (Berlin)Prof. Kenneth CurtisAssistant Professor of Visual CommunicationExhibitions20091. Upcoming June: Parts of the World, Meem Gallery, Dubai, UAE2. Upcoming July: Group Show, NYC3. That Fleeting Moment, DUCTAC, Dubai, UAE20071. “Tri State Y Exhibition” Amarillo, TX 2nd place - mixed media2. “Into the Abyss” CCC, Clovis, NM Solo Exhibition3. “Rural Decay” Mary Moody Formal Gallery, Canyon, TX Solo Exhibition “4. Work of Kenneth Curtis” Canyon, TX Solo Exhibition20061. “WTAMU Student/Faculty Exhibition,” Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, TX2. “12 x 12 Exhibition,” Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, TX3. “19th Annual Tri State Art Exhibition” Canyon, TX 2nd place award4. “My Grandfather’s World” Canyon, TX Solo ExhibitionPublications1. PBS.org, Art in Dubai: That Fleeting Moment, April 28, 20092. Amarillo Globe-News, Living a dream, July 29, 20073. CanyonNews, Graphic artist to make a bold career move, August 7, 20074. Rural Decay by Kenneth Curtis West Texas A&M University, 20075. My Grandfather’s World by Kenneth A. Curtis West Texas A&M University, 2006Dr. Marcelo LimaAssistant Professor of Visual CommunicationCurrent research1. The works and writings of Guy Debord2. Theory of the Image in Contemporary Culture2. Contemporary Emirati Art and Middle Eastern ArtPublished works1. Catalogue presentations (print): 2009 The Transhuman Imagination, catalogue of exhibition by D.Guevarra, published by Tashkeel Art Center in Dubai. 2006 Jenin imPrints by Raymond Prucher,Color Gang Edition, Givors, France2. On line: 2008 Search Engine’s Bodily Reply, an exhibition by Hannes Brunner, Rotunda Gallery, AUD,Dubai. http://thepanoptikon.blogspot.com/2008/11/search-engine-s-bodily-reply-exhibition.html3. Art criticism 2009 Emirati Expressions at Gallery One - Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabihttp://thepanoptikon.blogspot.com/2009/04/emirati-expressions.html4. SCRAPS by Dariush Zandi and and Shaqayeq Arabi at Total Arts Gallery, Dubai, Marchhttp://thepanoptikon.blogspot.com/2009/03/scraps-by-dariush-zandi-and-shaqayeq.html

On line1. 2008 On creativity and art: how art creates the artist http://thepanoptikon.blogspot.com/2008/05/oncreativity-and-art-how-art-creates.htmlProf. Michael BrayAssistant Professor of Visual CommunicationSolo Exhibitions1. 2008 - On the Road to Damascus: Concept-Process-Result, an exhibition of the development andprocess of Enta Meen, Ana Meen, Rotunda Gallery, American University in Dubai, Dubai, U.A.E.2. 2008 - Enta Meen, Ana Meen, an exhibition of drawing and painting at the Art House Gallery,Damascus, SyriaGroup ExhibitionsIn Progress1. 88th Floor, Burj Dubai Commission for four artworks for the 88th floor of the Burj Dubai Tower,Dubai, UAE2. Submitted work for the Premio International Art Prize – La Colomba in Venice, Italy3. Mentor/Student Exhibition, Terni Cultural Institute, New York, NY4. 2009 That Fleeting Moment, DUCTAC, Dubai, U.A.E.5. 2008-9 In Situ, Jam Jar Gallery, Dubai, U.A.E.6. 2008 Spacetacular, Volume Foundation, Rome, Italy7. 2008 How I Bought Myself A Diamond, AUD Gallery, Dubai, U.A.E.8. 2008 Terminal Degree, Creek Contemporary Art Fair, Dubai, U.A.E.9. 2007 Al Khoulia, Meem Gallery, AUD/AUS Faculty Exhibition, Dubai, U.A.E.10. 2007 Villa 111, Creek Contemporary Art Fair, Dubai, U.A.E.11. 2007 Festival of Art, Dubai Festival City, Dubai, U.A.E.12. 2007 Don’t Forget Lebanon, The Freedom Theatre, Jenin Refugee Camp, PalestineProf. Sarah LahtiAssistant Professor of Visual CommunicationExhibitions1. 2009 Upcoming June: Group Show, Meem Gallery, Dubai, UAE2. Upcoming July: Group Show, NYC3. That Fleeting Moment, DUCTAC, Dubai, UAE4. Women’s Rooms, Bastakiya, Dubai, UAE5. Young Associates, Chelsea Art Museum, NYC6. Miami University Art Museum, Bicentennial Group Show, Oxford, OH, USA7. 2008 Spacetacular, Volume Foundation, Rome8. 2nd Annual Creek Art Fair, Dubai, UAE9. “How I Bought Myself A Diamond”, Group Show, Dubai, UAE10. Annual Start Charity Art Auction, International Arts Center, Jumeirah, Dubai, UAE11. 2007 Villa 111, Creek Art Fair, Dubai, UAE12. Meem Gallery Show, Dubai, UAE13. It Is So If You Say So, DUCTAC, Dubai, UAE14. Art for Rent, Dubai Community Theater and Arts Center, Dubai, UAE15. 2006 “4 X 4” Group Show, Dubai Community Theater and Arts Center, Dubai, UAE16. Group Show, “The Prickly Heat Show”, Semantics Gallery, Cincinnati, OH17. 2005 Invitation-only, curated exhibition, Metamora, IN18. “Seven”, The Courtyard Gallery, Dubai, UAE19. 2004 Two-person show, Overground Gallery, Abu Dhabi, UAE20. 6th Annual Womens Art Festival, run by LePont Gallery, Aleppo, Syria21. “Heartfelt” Invitation-only group show, Northern Kentucky University, Covington, KY

22. 2003 Three-person show, The Greenwich, Cincinnati, OH23. 2002 Annual Group Show, The Artery, Newport, KY24. Group Show, Semantics, Cincinnati, OH25. 2001 Annual Group Show, The Artery, Newport, KY26. 2000 “Carnival” University of Cincinnati Galleries, Graduate Thesis Show, Cincinnati, OH27. Group Show, Semantics, Cincinnati, OH28. Four-person show, 840 Gallery, Cincinnati, OH29. Artworks Group Auction, Cincinnati Music Hall, Cincinnati, OH30. 1999 Three-person show, Semantics, Cincinnati, OH31. Group performance, The Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH32. Group show, 840 Gallery, Cincinnati, OH33. 1998 Juried Exhibition, Small Works Show, Connersville, IN34. Group Show, 840 Gallery, Cincinnati, OH35. Group Show, Raw Art, Cincinnati, OH36. 1997 Group Show, 840 Gallery, Cincinnati, OH37. Group Show, Raw Art, Cincinnati, OH38. 1993 Group Show Student Work, Kansai Gaikokugo Daigaku, Osaka, JapanPublications1. The Campus Journal, “AUD Organizes Animation Day”, issue 290, Jan. 11, 2009, pg. 16.2. Gulf News, “AUD Animation Day”, Sun., Dec. 21, 2008, pg. 8.3. The Gulf Today, “AUD Organizes Animation Day”, Wed., Dec 17, 2008, pg. 4.4. Al Khaleej Times, “Animation Day”, Arabic language newspaper, Wed., Dec 17, 2008, pg. 21.5. Al Bayan, “Animation Day”, Arabic language newspaper, Wed., Dec 17, 2008, pg. 14.6. The Oman Sun Times, “Modeling Shisr in 3D” Interview, Summer, 2008.7. Exibart.com, “Spacetacular”, edited by Massimiliano Tonelli, fino al 15.V.2008.8. Gulf News, “More Than Words”, by Manal Ismail, Dec 16, 2007.9. MTV Arabia, “Art For Rent”, interview, December, 2007.10. Dubai One TV, Creek Art Fair interview, aired March, 2007.11. Bloomberg TV “Muse” program, aired March 2007.12. Khaleej Times, “Art at Bastakiya”, March 3, 2007, pg. 5.13. Gulf Today, “AUD Exhibits Art Works”, March 2, 2007, pg. 4.14. Gulf News, “Appreciating Art”, by Megan Hirons, Monday, October 16, 2006, pg 02.15. Gulf News Notes, “An A+ for you, Professor”, by Zainab Hardwarewala, Sunday, October 29, 2006,pg. 16.16. Time Out Dubai, “I Want My AUD”, by Arsalan Mohammed, Volume 6, Issue 42, pg. 49.17. 7 Days, “AUD Staff put on show at DUCTAC”, Sunday, October 15, 2006.18. Khaleej Times, “Practice What They Teach”, by Shalaka Paradkar, December 2, 2005.19. Gulf Today, “Splendid Seven” by Neena Sharma, Review of Show, November 26, 2005.20. Artspike Magazine, Review of Show, The Greenwich, May 2003.21. Cincinnati Enquirer, “Tourists Spend Day in Pen Over Stolen Pig”, by Jane Prendergast, Sept 15, 2000,pg. 01A22. Channel 9 Evening News, WCPO, September 14, 2000.23. Dialogue Magazine, Review of Show, by Jane Durrell, Fall 1999 IssuePublic and Private Collections1. The Conlan Foundation, Cincinnati, OH2. Terrance Corbin, Cincinnati, OH3. Laura Hollis, Newport, KY4. Anonymous, San Francisco, CA5. Ai Takayama, Los Angeles, CA6. Mr. Albert White, Cincinnati, OH7. Ms. Pam Strike, Cincinnati, OH8. Mrs. Cookie Preonis, Bloomfield Hills, MI9. Mrs. Linda Littman, Cincinnati, OH10. Michelle Magin, Cincinnati, OH11. Anonymous, The Hague, The Netherlands12. Mrs. Tania Case, Raleigh, NC

11. “Desperanto and the Use of Kinesthetic Translation in Scholarly Performance, “presented atPlasmatica 040404: Unfolding of New Structures in Old Spaces, University of California, Berkeley, CAApril 4, 2004 (Invited Presentation).12. “Following a Lead: Visualizing Possible Search Strategies Among a Collection of Documents,”presented for the Executive Board of Semantic Research, Inc., San Diego, CA, October 26, 2003(Invited Presentation).13. Graduate Respondent for the AAASRP Workshop on African Popular Music, University of California,San Diego, La Jolla, CA, February 21, 200314. “The Shape of Recitation: Qur’anic Calligraphy as Extension of the Letter,” presented at theThirteenth Annual Berkeley Graduate Symposium: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Study of VisualRepresentation, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, March 16, 2002 (Juried Panel).Academic Service and Event Organization1. Board Member, African and African-American Studies Research Project, University of California, SanDiego, 2001-Present.2. Designer and Curator, Factory School, 2005-Present.3. Association for Africanist Anthropology, Graduate Student Representative and Web Master, 2006-Present.4. Co-organizer with Bennetta Jules-Rosette, “Signifiers of Social Inequality and Narratives of Inclusion inComparative Perspective” for the 106th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association,Washington, D.C., November 2007.5. Co-organizer with Bennetta Jules-Rosette, “Representing the Social Self: African Art andAtnthropology” panel at the 105th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, SanJosé, CA, November 16, 2006.6. Co-organizer and Curator with Ayhan Aytes, Communication in the Wild Showcase, August 21, 2006,University of California, Humanities Research Institute.7. Campus Organizer, MadCat Women's International Film Festival (Film screening of tour festivalprogram), May 24, 2006, University of California, San Diego.8. Co-organizer and Curator with Ricardo Guthrie and Brian Goldfarb, Communication in the WildShowcase, May 19, 2006, University of California, San Diego.9. Co-Organizer and Technical Assistance, “The Making of Africa Remix: Contemporary African Art inGlobal Perspective” by Simon Njami.10. Co-organizer with Bennetta Jules-Rosette, Josephine Baker Film Symposium, University of California,San Diego, La Jolla, CA, February 17, 2006.11. Co-organizer with Bennetta Jules-Rosette, Dangerous Ground Film Symposium, University ofCalifornia, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, February 4, 2005.12. Graduate Student Representative, Hiring Committee: “Critical Studies in Communication Technology”and “Digital Media Production and Theory,” Dept. of Communication, University of California, SanDiego, 2004-2005.13. Graduate Student Representative, Space and Equipment Committee, Dept. of Communication,University of California, San Diego, 2003-2004.14. Co-organizer and Curator with Ricardo Guthrie and Bill Marsh, Communication in the WildShowcase, April 16, 2004, University of California, San Diego.15. African and African American Studies Research Project, University of California, San Diego,Administrative Assistant for African Studies Minor, Program Symposia, and Colloquia (2000-2001).Two-year theme of Borders, Boundaries and New Frontiers.Media Productions, Performances, and Exhibits1. “We are Hip-Cap” (PowerPoint Performance piece), performed at Communication in the WildShowcase, University of California, San Diego, CA, May 19, 2006.2. “Translation Station: Jan Patocka” (Gestural Dance Translation Experiment), performed in the SanDiego Poetry Guild Fall Showcase, San Diego, CA, October 27, 2004.3. “What We Do” (Gestural Dance Tutorial Performance), performed at Communication in the WildShowcase, University of California, San Diego, CA, April 16, 2004.4. “A [Tentative] Outline for Symbol Formation” (Tutorial Performance), performed at the San DiegoPoetry Guild Winter Showcase 2004, San Diego, CA, January 16, 2004.5. “Searching for the Qur’an” (20-minute Video, with Devon Smith), 2003.

6. Awarded the 2004 Outstanding Video in African and Diaspora Studies, by the African and African-American Studies Research Project, University of California, San Diego. “Small Books, DeepMemories: Books Fit for a Travel Pouch” (Book Exhibit), 2nd Place, Friends of the Library BookCompetition, Geisel Library, University of California, San Diego, May 2003.7. “Desperanto” (Poetry-Dance Performance, with Bill Marsh), performed at AV Text Fest #6, Mexicali,MX, April 11, 2003 and the Hotels/Motels Exhibition, San Diego, CA, December, December 20,2003.8. “Shanghai Gardens” (Interactive Multimedia, with Ge Jin), submitted to Memefest 2003.

RESEARCH LISTSDavid Van OverDean and Associate Professor of ManagementLast Update: March 2011Department of ManagementSharad BarkatakiAssaad FarahChafik AbidDamien HoriganEric BensonEvangellos DedoussisKhaldoun AbabnehNilesh KhareScott HallShadi AbouzeidShahin BahramiSusan ZeidanChair and Assistant Professor of ManagementAssistant Professor of ManagementAssociate Professor of Decision SciencesAssociate Professor of Business AdministrationAssociate Professor of Decision SciencesAssociate Professor of ManagementAssistant Professor of ManagementAssistant Professor of ManagementAssistant Professor of Business AdministrationAssistant Professor of Decision SciencesAssistant Professor of ManagementAssociate Professor of ManagementDepartment of Finance, Accounting and EconomicsSteven BuigutBoaz NandwaKassim DakhlallahElia M. RamamonjisoaFred TeschJihad NaderKarim MimouniMohammed Abu-AliMoh'd Al AzzamRonald LacklandScott TanChair and Associate Professor of EconomicsAssistant Professor of EconomicsAssistant Professor of FinanceProfessor of FinanceAssistant Professor of AccountingProfessor of FinanceAssistant Professor of FinanceAssociate Professor of EconomicsAssistant Professor of EconomicsAssistant Professor of AccountingAssistant Professor of AccountingDepartment of Marketing and Marketing CommunicationsTarek MadyDennis LeeJim GrantMahmood PedramSara KamalChair and Associate Professor of MarketingAssistant Professor of MarketingProfessor of MarketingAssistant Professor of MarketingAssistant Professor of Marketing Communications

Dr. Khaldoun AbabnehAssistant Professor of Management1. Chhinzer, N., Ababneh, K. I., “Characteristics of the Unemployed in Canada: Leavers, Losers, and Layoffs”,International Business & Economics Research Journal (Volume 9, Number 12, 2010).2. Chhinzer, N., Ababneh, K. I., “Disaggregating Unemployment: Job Leavers, Losers and Layoffs”, AdministrativeSciences Association of Canada Annual Conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 2008.3. Ababneh, K. I., Schat, A. C, “ Understanding Job Applicant Reactions: A Test of Applicant Attribution ReactionTheory”, Academy of Management Annual Conference. Philadelphia, PA., 2007.4. Ababneh, K. I., Hackett, R. D. & Schat, A. C, “ Effects of Procedural Fairness and Selection OutcomeFavourability on Applicant Self-Perceptions: An Attributional Analysis”, Administrative Sciences Association ofCanada Annual Conference, Ottawa, ON., 2007.5. Ababneh, K. I. “The Role of Attribution in Understanding the Influence of Explanations on Job ApplicantReactions”, Canadian Industrial Relations Association (CIRA) 44th Annual Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, 2007.Dr. Chafik AbidAssociate Professor of Decision Sciences1. Ramdane Hedjar., Chafik Abid and Lotfi Tadj, 2010, Book Chapter: "Optimal control of a continuous-reviewintegrated production – forecasting system with stock-dependent demand and deteriorating items", EfficientDecision Support Systems: Practice and Challenges – From Current to Future “, ISBN 978-953-307-165-7 Book editedby: Prof. Chiang Jao.2. Lotfi Tadj and Chafik Abid, 2010, “Optimal Management Policy for a Single and Bulk Service Queue”, Accepted,International Journal of Advanced Operations Management Sciences, 12 pages.3. Chafik Abid and Lotfi Tadj, 2010, “Optimal Policy of a hybrid queuing system”, Accepted, International Journal ofMathematics in Operational Research (IJMOR), 15 pages.4. Chafik Abid and Lotfi Tadj, 2010, “An Integrated Production Inventory Model with Raw Material, Production,and Final Product Deteriorations”, Accepted, International Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering, 20 pages.5. Ramdane Hedjar., Chafik Abid and Lotfi Tadj, 2010, “Optimal Control of an Integrated Production ForecastingSystem with stock-dependent demand and deteriorating items”, Accepted, International Journal of OperationsResearch, 13 pages.6. Lotfi Tadj and Chafik Abid, 2009, "Optimal Management Policy for a Single and Bulk Service Queue," InternationalJournal of Applied Decision Sciences, Vol. 2, No. 3, 2009, 262-274.7. Chafik Abid, Sophie D'Amours and Benoit Montreuil, 2004, “Collaborative order management in distributedmanufacturing”, International Journal of Production Research, 42(2), p.283-302.8. Chafik Abid, Benoit Montreuil and Sophie D'Amours, 2003, “Hybrid planning of a bi-echelon manufacturingnetwork based on the common cycle approach in an uncertain and dynamic environment”, 5th InternationalIndustrial Engineering Conference, Québec, October 26-29, 2003, 10 pages.9. Chafik Abid, Sophie D'Amours and Benoit Montreuil, 2002, “Collaborative planning of business units within aninternal manufacturing network”, The 7 th International symposium on logistics and The second internationalsymposium on operations strategy, July 14-17, 2002, Melbourne, Australia, 8 pages.10. Chafik Abid, Sophie D’Amours and Benoit Montreuil, 2000, “Production planning agent for the networkmanufacturer enterprise”, Third International Meeting for Research in Logistics (IMRL 2000), Trois-rivières,Canada, 25 pages.11. Ramdane Hedjar, Chafik Abid and Lotfi Tadj, 2010, “Optimal Control of an Integrated Production ForecastingSystem with stock-dependent demand and deteriorating items” accepted, The Second International Conference onEngineering Systems Management & Applications, American University of Sharjah, Sharjah, UAE March 30 –April 1,2010, 13 pages.12. Lotfi Tadj and Chafik Abid, 2010, “Optimal Management Policy for a Single and Bulk Service Queue”, Accepted,Eurasia Business and Economics Society Conference May 26-28, 2010 Istanbul, Turkey, 12 pages.13. Chafik Abid and Lotfi Tadj, 2009, “On an Integrated Production Inventory Model with Deteriorating Items”,Accepted 14th Annual Meeting of the Asia Pacific Region of the Decision Sciences Institute, Shanghai, China, 04—08July 2009, 5 pages.14. Chafik Abid, Sophie D'Amours and Benoit Montreuil, 2004, “Collaborative Planning and Synchronization of theOperations of Two Business Partners”, INFORMS Annual Meeting, Denver, October, 24-27, 2004.15. Chafik Abid, Benoit Montreuil and Sophie D'Amours, 2003, “Smooth production collaborative planning of themanufacturing centre of a coach manufacturer in an uncertain and dynamic environment”, Optimization days,(SCRO-JOPT), Montréal, May 5-7, 2003.

16. Benoit Montreuil, Chafik Abid, Marc Turmel and Vincent-Philippe Reid, 2002, “NetMan, an operation system forthe network production”, second edition of ExpoTech Chaudière-Appalaches, Québec, October 4, 2002.(Presented by Benoit Montreuil, Marc Turmel and Vincent-Philippe Reid).17. Chafik Abid, Sophie D'Amours and Benoit Montreuil, 2002, “Collaborative planning in a manufacturing network”,Optimization days, (SCRO-JOPT), Montréal, May 6-8, 2002.18. Chafik Abid, Sophie D'Amours and Benoit Montreuil, 2000, “Collaborative planning of Commitment to clients’demand satisfaction: model and agent adapted to transport equipment”, Optimization days, (SCRO-JOPT),Montréal, May 15-17, 2000.19. Chafik Abid, Sophie D'Amours and Benoit Montreuil, 2000, “Promising delivery dates to clients in long-cycleassembly centers”, INFORMS Spring 2000 Meeting Salt Lake City, Utah, May 7-10, 2000. (Presented by SophieD'Amours).20. Chafik Abid, Sophie D'Amours and Benoit Montreuil, 1999, “Production planning agent based on the generalizedassignment problem (GAP)”, Study day of CENTOR, Laval University, Québec, May 6, 1999.Dr. Shadi AbouzeidAssistant Professor of Decision Sciences1. Shaw, D. and Abouzeid, S., “Navigating the Maze: The practical issues of conducting research for Novices,” TheJournal of Graduate Education, Vol.3, Issue 2, 2002.2. Abouzeid, S. and Gharavi, H. “Visual Interactive Simulation Supporting The Decision Making Process Of A MeatAnd Poultry Factory In The UAE”. Proceedings BIMA, 20083. Abouzeid, S. and Zeidan, S., “I.M.A.G.E.S: A Proven Business Process Approach to be adopted in the GCC”.Accepted, International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines, 2011.Dr. Shahin BahramiAssistant Professor of Management1. Shahin Bahrami. “Influence of Culture and Social Class on Perception of work Stress in Emerging Economies,”Accepted, International Review of Business Research Papers, 2010.Dr. Sharad BarkatakiChair of Management and Assistant Professor of Management1. “Bridging MIS and Economics: A Classic Example,” with Robert Easley and2. Charles A. Wood, Big Ten Information Systems Research Symposium, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign,April 28-30, 2006.3. "Mapping Petri Nets and Metagraphs: A Step Towards Inter-Organizational Workflows," Proceedings of theAmericas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS 2003), Tampa, Florida, August 2003.4. “Bidding Patterns, Experience, and Avoiding the Winner’s Curse in Online Auctions”, with Robert Easley andCharles Wood. Forthcoming in the Journal of Management Information Systems.Dr. Eric BensonAssociate Professor of Decision Sciences1. Eric D. Benson, Dale Havill and Nour Abdulrahman, “Statistics without Tables”, presented at the UAEMathematics Day Conference at the University of Sharjah, May 8, 20032. Dale Havill, Eric Benson, Nour Abdulrahman and Wafa Abdul Rahman, “College Age Arabic Women’s ProbabilisticJudgments”, presented at International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education ,HonoluluHawaii, July 15, 20033. Gbenedio, Pender , Benson, Eric, Omolehinwa, Eddy, “An Analysis of the Problems and Obstacles to GlobalAccounting Harmonization”, Finance Issues in Developing Countries, Vol. 24 pp. 63 – 79.

Dr. Steven BuigutChair of Finance, Accounting and Economics, and Associate Professor of Economics1. A Fast-Track East African Community Monetary Union? Convergence Evidence from a Cointegration Analysis,International Journal of Economics and Finance, 2011, 3(1): 225-261.2. Expectations Hypothesis and the Term Structure of Hong Kong Interbank Rates (with Vadhindran Rao),International Research Journal of Finance and Economics, 2010, 39:72-85.3. Is there a Bank Lending Channel of Monetary Policy in Kenya? International Research Journal of Financeand Economics, 2010, 45, 182-191.4. The Fear of Exclusion and Public Support for Multilateral Monetary Union, International Journal of MonetaryEconomics and Finance. 2010, 3(2): 112-125.5. Loss of Monetary Policy Autonomy and Public Attitude toward Monetary Union, Journal of InternationalGlobal and Economic Studies. 2010, 2(2): 61-76.6. Moral Hazard in a Multilateral Monetary Union, Applied Economics Letters, Forthcoming.7. Benefits from Mutual Restraint in a Multilateral Monetary Union (with Neven Valev), World Development;2009, 37(3), 585-594.8. Determinants of the Public’s Preference for a Referendum on Monetary Union, Economics Bulletin, 2008,6(46), 1-7.9. Monetary Integration Initiatives in Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA). Sorting the Overlapping Membership,International Finance, 2006, 9(3), 295-315.10. Eastern and Southern Africa Monetary Integration: A Structural Vector Autoregression Analysis (with NevenValev), Review of Development Economics, 2006, 10(4), 586-603.11. Is the East Africa Community an Optimal Currency Area? A Structural Vector Autoregression Analysis (withNeven Valev), World Development, 2005, 33(12), 2119-2133.12. Seigniorage and the Proposed East Africa Community Monetary Union, The African Finance Journal, 2004,6(2), 36-46.13. Impact of low cost water harvesting technologies on rural household food security in semi-arid Lare division,Nakuru district, Kenya (with Ithinji, G. K. and Lagat, J.), International Journal of Agriculture and RuralDevelopment, 2008, 10 (2) 42-55.14. Determinants of Adoption of Water Harvesting Technologies in Marginal Areas of Nakuru District, Kenya; TheCase of Trench and Water Pan Technologies (with Lagat, J., and Ithinji, G.), East Africa Journal of RuralDevelopment, 2003, 19(1) 24-32.15. Modification of Technologies by Farmers: The Case of Banana Trench Technology in Lare Division, NakuruDistrict, Kenya, (with Lagat, J., and Ithinji, G.), Egerton Journal, Science and Technology Series, 2004, Vol. V(1), 33-39.16. “Monetary Policy Transmission Mechanism: Implications for the Proposed East African17. Community (EAC) Monetary Union. Presented at the CSAE Conference on Economic18. Development in Africa, Oxford University, Oxford, March 22-24, 200919. “Implications of Credibility and Uncertainty for Monetary union”. Presented at the 75 th SEA Annual conference,Washington DC. November, 2005.20. “Is the Proposed East African Monetary Union an Optimal Currency Area? A Structural Vector21. Autoregression Analysis”. Georgia State University, March 2005.22. “Choice of Small-Scale Commercial Poultry Production System: Broilers or Layers? A Probit23. Analysis”. In J. N. Kariuki (ed). Sustainable Animal Production into the 21 st Century.24. Proceedings of the Animal Production Society of Kenya 2000 Symposium held at Kenya25. Agricultural Research Institute, Nairobi 8 th and 9 th March 2000. Nairobi.26. “The Effect of Adoption of Intensive Poultry Production Technology on Women’s Production27. Roles and Access to Product Benefits”. Presented at the FARMESA/CMRT National28. Scientific Workshop, CMRT, Egerton, Njoro, Kenya, 1 st –3 rd March 2000.29. “Improving dairy stock in high potential areas of western Kenya: Determinants of willingness to pay for AIservices”. Presented at the Animal Production Society of Kenya (APSK)30. Symposium, ARC, Egerton, Njoro, Kenya, March 2001.31. “Cost Sharing in Agricultural Technology Transfer: Impact on Free Riding and Spillover”.32. Presented at the Egerton University/KARI-NPBRC 1 st Annual Symposium: Agricultural Research for SustainableDevelopment, held 4-5 th Dec, Egerton University.

Dr. Kassim DakhlallahAssistant Professor of Finance1. Kassim M. Dakhlallah “Politics, Foreign Reserves and the Exchange Rate Based Stabilization Policy-The LebaneseCase”, International Journal of Finance and Economics, 10(4), October, 2010.2. Kassim M. Dakhlallah “The Policy of Fixing the Exchange Rate in Lebanon” Middle East Business and EconomicReview, 22(2), September, 2010.3. Kassim M. Dakhlallah “Politics, Foreign Reserves and the Exchange Rate Based Stabilization Policy-The LebaneseCase” Topics of Middle Eastern and North African Economics (electronic journal), Volume 12, Middle East EconomicAssociation and Loyola University Chicago, September 2009, www.luc.edu/orgs/meea.4. Kassim M. Dakhlallah, “Critical Look at the Exchange Rate Policy in Lebanon”, The Empirical Economics Letters,5(3). Page 129-139 May 20065. Kassim M. Dakhlallah, “Fixed Exchange Rate: Stability or Disruption. Lessons to be Earned”, Lambert AcademicPublishing AG & Co., October 2010 ISBN 978-3-8383-9965-2 .6. Kassim M. Dakhlallah, “The Foreign Reserve and its impact on the Lebanese Economy”, 8 th InternationalConference of the Middle East Economics (MEEA), Nice, France , March, 2009.7. Kassim M. Dakhlallah, “Critical Look at the Exchange Rate Policy in Lebanon”. Middle East Economics Associationat the ASSA, Boston, Mass 2006.8. Kassim M. Dakhlallah, “Testing for the Stylized Facts of Exchange Rate Based Stabilization Policy”, WesternEconomic Association International. Seattle, Washington, May 2002.Dr. Evangelos DedoussisAssociate Professor of Management1. Matt Elbeck and Evangelos Dedoussis, “Arabian Gulf innovator attitudes for online Islamic bank marketingstrategy”, Journal of Islamic Marketing, Vol. 1, Issue 3, pp. 268-285, 2010.2. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Issues of diversity in academia: through the eyes of ‘third-country’ faculty”, HigherEducation (Springer), Vol. 54, no. 1, pp. 135-156, May, 2007.3. Evangelos Dedoussis, “A cross-cultural comparison of organizational culture: Evidence from universities in theArab world and Japan”, Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal, UK, Vol. 11, no.1, pp. 15-34, April,20044. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Foreign professors and foreign students: Issues of organizational culture and diversity infive business schools”, Journal of the Association of American International Colleges and Universities (AAICU), Issue 2,April, 20035. Shuayto, Dedoussis, and Hidaka, “Emerging issues in international human resource management: Dual careerfamilies and the response of MNC’s”, Sakushin Keiei Ronshyu (Sakushin Business Review), Japan, Vol. 12, March,2003, pp. 123-136.6. Dedoussis and Hidaka,”The ‘end’ of ‘Japanese’ management debate: The difference an alternative viewpoint canmake”, Sakushin Keiei Ronshyu (Sakushin Business Review), Japan, Vol. 11, pp. 17-39, March, 2002.7. Dedoussis and Czerkawski,“Time to shift focus and look at Japanese Management in a new light”, Keizai KagakuKenkyu (Journal of Economic Sciences), Japan, Vol. 5, no.1, 2001 pp. 9-31.8. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Keiretsu and management practices in Japan-resilience amid change”, Journal of ManagerialPsychology, UK, Vol. 16, No.2, 2001, pp. 173-188.9. Dedoussis and. Czerkawski, “Japanese management practices after the Big Bubble”, Keizai Kagaku Kenkyu (Journalof Economic Sciences), Japan, Vol. 4, No.1, September, 2000,pp. 1-2610. Dedoussis and Hidaka, “Japan’s longest recession: Is this the end for Japanese management?” Sakushin KeieiRonshyu (Sakushin Business Review), Japan, Vol. 9, 2000, pp. 237-262.11. 1995 “Simply a question of cultural barriers? The search for new perspectives in the transfer of Japanesemanagement practices”, Journal of Management Studies, UK, Vol. 32, No. 6, November, pp. 731-745.12. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Japanese firms in Australia: How ‘Japanese’ can their management style be?”, Journal ofJapanese Studies, Australia, Vol. 13, No.1, May, 1993, pp. 24-37.13. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Nihonteki keiei no itten ni tsuite: Ostoraria no jitsurei” (The transfer of Japanesemanagement practices: Australian case studies), Sakushin Keiei Ronshyu (Sakushin Business Review), Japan, No. 2,1993, Pp. 77-96. (Translated in Japanese by Professor Hidaka Sadaaki).14. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Japanese management transferred: The Australian experience”, Otemon Journal forAustralian Studies, Japan, Vol.16, December, 1990, pp. 101-121.

15. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Management systems and practices in Japanese subsidiaries: Japanization or Localization?”,Asia-Pacific Human Resource Management (formerly, Human Resource Management Australia), Vol. 25, No.1, March,1987, pp. 42-54.16. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Nihonteki keiei no genzai to shorai” (Present and future of Japanese-style management).Keieigaku Kenkyu Ronshyu (Journal of Management Science), Japan, Vol. 8, February, 1984, pp. 61-76, (second part).In Japanese.17. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Nihonteki keiei no genzai to shorai” (Present and future of Japanese-stylemanagement). Keiegaku Kenkyu Ronshyu, (Journal of Management Science), Japan, Vol. 7, March, 1993pp. 29-46,(first part). In Japanese.18. Evangelos Dedoussis, 1982 “Nihonteki soshiki ni okeru rodo seisansei” (Labour productivity in Japaneseorganisations). Keieigaku Kenkyu Ronshyu, (Journal of Management Science), Japan, Vol. 6, February, 1982, pp. 91-108. In Japanese.19. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Vision Australia”. In Patrickson Margaret, Bamber Val and Bamber Greg (eds.)Organizational Change Strategies: Case Studies of Human Resource and Industrial Relations Issues. 1995, Melbourne,Longman, pp.193-198.20. Evangelos Dedoussis, Teaching and Learning Guide, for Organizational Change Strategies: Case Studies of HumanResource and Industrial Relations Issues.1995, Melbourne, Longman, pp. 99-102.21. Evangelos Dedoussis, “The core workforce-peripheral workforce dichotomy and the transfer of Japanesemanagement practices”. In Campbell Nigel and Burton Fred (eds.) Japanese Multinationals: Strategies andManagement in the Global ‘Kaisha’. 1995, London and New York, Routledge, pp. 186-217.22. Dedoussis and Littler, “Understanding the transfer of Japanese management practices: The Australian case”. InElger Tony and Smith Chris (eds.) Global Japanization? The transnational transformation of the labour process. 1995,London and New York, Routledge, pp. 175-195.23. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Japanese management and the transferability problematic: Towards the development of anew perspective”. In Czerkawski Chris (ed.), Japanese Management-Challenges and Applications for BusinessExecutives. 1993, Hong-Kong, Academic Press, pp. 59-90.24. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Never too late: New perspectives in the study of Japanese Management”, Global Businessand Technology Association (GBATA), Joint Conference by St John’s University (USA), Yeditepe University(Turkey), Wismar University (Germany), Moscow State University of Management (Russia). Istanbul, Turkey, 11-15 July, 2001.25. Hidaka and Dedoussis, “Japanese management during recession”, Joint Conference Administrative SciencesAssociation of Canada (ASAC) and International Federation of Scholarly Associations of Management (IFSAM), Montreal,Canada, 8-11 July. 2000.26. Evangelos Dedoussis,“In the footsteps of Japanese multinationals? Overseas investment of Korean businesses”.Conference on the internationalization of Korean firms, Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea, 10-14November,1995.27. Evangelos Dedoussis, “The end of Japanese management? What do Western management practices mean forJapanese companies”, Fifth Annual Conference on recent trends in Japanese management practices, AomoriNational University, Aomori, Japan, 4-7 May, 1994.28. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Japanese management transferred: The global perspective”. Bi-annual Conference of theAsian Studies Association of Australia, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia, 2-5 July,1990.29. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Transfer of personnel management practices: The case of Japanese firms in Australia”. BiannualConference of the New Zealand Asian Studies Association, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, NewZealand, 17-19 August, 1989.30. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Labor process in multinational corporations: Managing a core or a peripheralworkforce?”. Bi-annual Conference of the Japan Studies Association of Australia, University of Sydney, 6-9 July,1989.31. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Higher education in the EU after Bologne: One step closer to the US model?” Academyof Business and Administrative Sciences, (ABAS), Talin, Estonia, 20-23 July, 2003.32. Evangelos Dedoussis,” Faculty mobility and diversity: Should they be encouraged?”, Academy of Business andAdministrative Sciences (ABAS), Prague, Czech Republic, 16-18 July, 2000.33. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Recent changes in human resource management practices in large-scale enterprises inJapan”, Academy of Business and Administrative Sciences (ABAS), Barcelona, Spain, 12-14 July, 1999.34. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Lessons from Japanese management for emerging economies”, Academy of Business andAdministrative Sciences (ABAS), Budapest University of Economic Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, 13-15 July, 1998.35. Evangelos Dedoussis, “Implications of the Japanese experience for Australian reform”, Symposium on Japaneseenterprise-based labour market organization and Australian labor reforms, University of New South Wales,Sydney, Australia, 22-23 February, 1993.

36. Evangelos Dedoussis, “The core workforce-peripheral workforce dichotomy and the transfer of Japanesemanagement practices”, Conference on Japanese multinationals, North-West Center for Japanese Studies,Manchester Business School, 7-9 June, 1992.Dr. Assaad FarahAssistant Professor of Management1. Farah, A. (2004). Human Resource Training and Accidents in the Airline Industry. Aerlines Magazine, Aeries:International Association for Students in Aviation, Netherlands.2. Farah, A. and Brutus, S. (2003). Crew Resource Management Training and Aviation Accident Prevention:Proceedings of the Second Aviation Management Education and Research Conference. The International Centerfor Aviation Management Education and Research (ICAMER), Montreal, Canada.Dr. Jim GrantProfessor of Marketing1. TQM/TQL in Sales, (2009) Journal of Management Thought, Market Forces, 5 (3), Policy Forum, 205-2072. Marginalizing Business in a Business School: Business Schools Seeking Recognition on the World Education Stage,International e-Journal of Excellence in Education, Vol. II (1), December (2008), e-Journal URL:http://www.hbmeu.ae/en/research/ejournals/3. Positions and Positioning: strategy simply stated, (UAE aviation sector) Business Strategy Series, 2008, EmeraldGroup; Vol. 9, Issue 5, September, 224-2304. The United Arab Emirates: The twenty-first century beckons, Thunderbird International Business Review, Vol. 49,No. 4, July, 507-5335. Carving a niche for the no-frills carrier, Air Arabia, in oil rich skies, Journal of Air Transportation; Vol. 12, No. 1,Spring, 53-666. Observation of listening behaviors in retail service encounters, Managing Service Quality, Vol. 17, No. 2,March/April, 2007, p 116-133, 2007; Received Managing Service Quality 2007 Highly Commended Paper Award,Emerald Publishing7. The fitness trend moves east: emerging market demand in the UAE, European Sport Management Quarterly, Vol.6(3), September, 2006, p 289-305;8. Women: segmenting the home fitness equipment market, Journal of Consumer Marketing, Vol. 24, No. 1, February,2007, p 18-269. The CRM-SCRM Strategy: strengthening company-customer bonds, Journal of Business Strategy, May/June, 2007, p56-6410. Guided by Tawhid (unity): ethics in the UAE workplace, Journal of Management, Spirituality and Religion, Vol. 4(1),2007, p 35-5511. Using the business s-word – STRATEGY – for sports, The Sport Journal, 10 (1), 2007, Winter, Issn: 1543-951812. Time versus Pause Manipulation in Communications Directed to the Young Adult Population: Does it Matter?Journal of Advertising Research, Sept 2003, p 281-29213. Attitudes and Perceptions of the Role of Wasta in the Professional Life of Gulf Residents, Journal of Social Affairs,Vol. 19 Number 75, Fall 2002 pp 75-9714. Expectations, Training, and Safety: Corporate Commitment to the Expatriate Sales Force, The Journal ofContemporary Business Issues, 2002, Vol.10, No. 1(Spring/Summer), p 26-35.15. It’s Been Twenty Years: Rail Has Come a Long Way, But There is a Long Way Yet to Go, Journal ofTransportation, Law, Logistics and Policy, 2000, Vol. 68, No. 1, p 63-72.16. Terrorism and the Global Supply Chain: Where are Your Weak Links?” Journal of Transportation Management,Vol. 12 #1, Spring 2000, pp. 57-66.17. Product Motivation and Purchasing Activity: An Exploratory Study of Consumers’ Internet Purchasing Activity,Journal of Promotion Management, Vol. 6 (1/2), 2000, p 31-44.18. Ethical Issues in Real Estate Sales, Dictionary of Business Ethics, Blackwell Publishing, 1996.19. Learning Ethics: Are Sound Bites Enough? Ethics & Critical Thinking Quarterly Journal, June 1996.20. What Should Students Learn in a Basic Marketing Class? Marketing Educator, Vol. 4, No.3, Summer 1995, p.3.21. Why Are Plastic Surgeons Reluctant to Acknowledge and Accept the Use of Marketing in Their Practices, Journalof Hospital Marketing, Vol. 6, No. 1, Winter 1991-1992.22. Using Metaphor to Create More Effective Sales Messages, The Journal of Services Marketing, Volume 4, No. 3,Summer1990, pp. 63-71. (J)23. Real Estate Sales Agents and the Code of Ethics: A Voice Stress Analysis, Journal of Business Ethics, Volume 9,1990, pp. 75-80. (J)

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178. Pros and Cons of Being a University Professor, Marketing News, American Marketing Association, July l986.179. Equity Participation: A Marketing Tool for Real Estate Agents, Alabama Realtor, Volume 22, Number 1, April1986, pp. 10-12.180. Equity Participation: An Idea Whose Time Has Arrived In Single Family Residential Dwellings, BusinessInsights, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Winter 1985.181. Gulf Coast Collegiate Professional Members Work Together, Collegiate Communicator, American MarketingAssociation, February 1984.182. Estimating HMO Potential, Employee Benefit Plan Review, September 1983.183. Make Your Time Work For You, Creative Real Estate, Volume 12, Number 6, June 1983; Volume 12, Number8, August 1982; Volume 12, September 1983.184. The Economic Impact of New Shopping Malls on Nearby Communities: The Case of Mobile, Alabama, BaylorBusiness Study, September 1982.185. Market Segmentation, Real Estate Perspectives, Volume III, Number 1, Spring 1981.186. The Micro Computer for the Small Business Person, Southwestern Federation of Administrative Disciplines, SmallBusiness Institute, March 1981.187. Using Direct Mail Advertising,, The Alabama Realtor, the monthly publication of the Alabama Association ofRealtors, November 1980.188. Raising the Roof in Relation to the Marketing Concept, The Alabama Realtor, the monthly publication of theAlabama Association of Realtors, September l980.189. Closing Techniques Which Work for Real Estate Agents, The Alabama Realtor, the marketing publication ofthe Alabama Association of Realtors, June l980.190. Being Positive on Buyer Objectives, The Alabama Realtor, the monthly publication of the Alabama Associationof Realtors, May l980.191. Prospecting is Better than Luck, The Alabama Realtor, the monthly publication of the Alabama Association ofRealtors, October l979.192. Marketing of Legal Services, The Wall Street Journal Forum, Spring l979.193. Marketing of Quality Show Dogs in the South, The International Siberian Husky News, Inc., March l978.194. Applications of Learning Curve Models to Training for Personnel Management, Mid South Academy ofEconomics, Jackson, Mississippi, February l978.195. Marketing the P.D., The Police Chief, the Journal for the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc., April l977.196. Denim: from dye to derriere, (2010) Update for re-publication requested by Thomson Learning forpublication in new edition of Czinkota, Michael R., Ronkainen, Ilkka A., Sutton-Brady, Catherine and Beal, Tim,International Marketing – Asia Pacific Edition, Melbourne, Australia, page numbers forthcoming197. Air Arabia: seeking success in an open skies market, Katsioloudes, Marios and Hadjidakis, Spyros,International Business: A Global Perspective, Elsevier/Butterworth-Heinemann, ISBN 0750679832, 2007, p 587-594198. Denim: from dye to derriere, in Czinkota, Michael R., Ronkainen, Ilkka A., Sutton-Brady, Catherine and Beal,Tim, (2007) International Marketing – Asia Pacific Edition, Thomson Learning, Melbourne, Australia, ISBN9780170130073X, p 591-596199. Direct marketing Through Text, Submitted to The Robert B. Clarke Direct Marketing Educators’ Conference,Orlando, Florida, Oct., 2003, paper accepted for presentation and for publishing in the proceedings butwithdrawn by the authors prior to the conference.Dr. Scott HallAssistant Professor of Business Administration1. Scott Hall, Environmental Acts and Regulatory Agencies Affecting Citrus Groves in Florida; http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ch161Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida.September 2002,2. Scott Hall, The Ethics of International Jurisdiction: An Evaluation of the International Criminal Court; InternationalConference of Global Business; Dubai, United Arab Emirates; May 2009.Dr. Damien HoriganAssociate Professor of Business Administration1. Damien Horigan, “Observations on the South Korean Penal Code”, Journal of Korean Law. 3 (No. 2, 2003): 139-159.2. Damien Horigan, “The Hallstein Doctrine”, Korean Journal of International & Comparative Law, 30 (2002): 93-112.3. Damien Horigan, “An Ancient Precedent”, Korean Journal of International & Comparative Law, 29 (2001): 87-106.

4. Damien Horigan, “Some Aspects of Law in Hawaii”, Journal of South Pacific Law. 5 (2001) Article 1. [Onlinejournal] www.vanuatu.usp.ac.fj/journal_splaw/Articles/Horigan1.htm5. Damien Horigan, “On the Reception of the Common Law in the Hawaiian Islands”, Hawaii Bar Journal”, 3 (1999):87-120 [new series].6. Damien Horigan, “Of Compassion and Capital Punishment”, American Journal of Jurisprudence”, 41 (1996): 271-288.7. Damien Horigan, “Christmas Humphreys”, Korean Journal of Comparative Law, 16 (1996): 1-16.8. Damien Horigan, ‘Human Rights’. Chapter 10 (pages 276 to 314) in INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONALSTUDIES (Seoul, Ewha W.U. Press, 2002)Dr. Sara KamalAssistant Professor of Marketing Communications1. Kamal, S., with Chu, S. (2011). “An Investigation of Social Media Usage, Brand Consciousness, and PurchaseIntention towards Luxury Products among Millennials”. Advances in Advertising Research Vol. II, EuropeanAdvertising Academy, Springer Publishing.2. Kamal, S., with Chu, S. (2011). “Social Media Advertising—Exploring Differences and Similarities among YoungArab and American Generations: Implications for Global Advertising Campaigns”. Handbook of Research inInternational Advertising: Special Issue on Emerging Markets; Ed. Shintaro Okazaki, Edward Elgar Publishing.3. Kamal, S., Chu, S. (2010) “Beliefs, Attitudes, and Behaviors towards Advertising on Social Media in the MiddleEast: A Study in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.” Under review at the International Journal of Internet Marketing andAdvertising’s Special Issue on Social Media for Marketing and Advertising.4. Kamal, S., with Chu, S. (2011). Exploring Cultural Differences in Social Networking Site Usage and Beliefs andAttitudes towards Advertising on Social Networking Sites: Findings from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Computer-Mediated Communication across Cultures: International Interactions in Online Environments, Ed. Kirk St. Amant andSigrid Kelsey, IGI-Global.5. Wilcox, G.B., Kamal, S., Gangadharbatla, H. (2009). Soft Drink Advertising and Consumption in the UnitedStates: 1984-2005, International Journal of Advertising, Volume 28, Number 2 2009.6. Chu, S. C., Kamal S. (2008), “The Effect of Perceived Blogger Credibility and Argument Quality on MessageElaboration & Brand Attitudes,” Journal of Interactive Advertising, Volume 8, Number 2 Spring 2008.7. Chu, S., Kamal, S., Kim, Y. (2011) “Social Media and Luxury Goods—A Likely Union? beliefs, Attitudes, andBehaviors towards Social Media Advertising, Brand Consciousness, and Purchase Intention of Luxury Products.”Accepted to the 2011 Conference of the American Academy of Advertising, Mesa, AZ.8. Kamal S., Chu, S. C. (2010), “Material Pursuits in a Virtual World: Beliefs, Attitudes, and Behaviors TowardsSocial Media Advertising, Brand Consciousness and Purchase Intention of Luxury Products”. Accepted &Nominated Best Paper for The 9th International Conference on Research in Advertising (ICORIA 2010), Madrid,Spain.9. Kamal S., Wilcox, G. B, Cunningham, I. (2010), “Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) Advertising and Consumption”.Accepted to the 2010 Conference of the American Academy of Advertising, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.10. Kamal S., with Chu, S. C., and Lee, W. N. (2009), “A Cause for Concern? The Portrayals of Anglo and AfricanAmericans in Food Commercials”. Accepted to the 2009 Conference of the American Academy of Advertising,Cincinnati, Ohio.11. Kamal S., with Chu, S. C., and Lee, W. N. (2007), “Anglo and African American Portrayals and Characterizationin Primetime Food Commercials-The Comparison between 2004 and 2006” Accepted by the 2007 Conferenceof the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), Washington, DC.12. Kamal S., with Chu, S. C., and Jung N. W. (2007), “A Content Analysis of Anglo and African American Portrayalsand Characterization in Primetime Food Commercials,” Accepted by the 2007 Conference of the Mid-WinterAssociation for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), Reno, NV.Dr. Nilesh KhareAssistant Professor of Management1. Nilesh Khare, Michael J. Leiblein and Jay B. Barney, “Integrating TCE and RBV Explanations of the Choice ofGovernance Form: The Effects of Asset Specificity and Privileged Capability Access”, SMS, 2010, Rome, Italy.2. Nilesh Khare and Michael J. Leiblein, “Boundary Conditions for the Relationship between Asset Specificity andthe Choice of Governance Form”, SMS, 2010, Rome, Italy.

3. Nilesh Khare and Michael J. Leiblein, “Integrating TCE and RBV Perspectives on Firms’ Boundary Choices:Where Does it Matter?”, Max. M. Fisher College of Business. Paper Session, AoM, 2010, Montreal Canada.4. Nilesh Khare and Michael J. Leiblein, “Integrating TCE and RBV Perspectives on Firms’ Boundary Choices:Where Does it Matter?” Max. M. Fisher College of Business. PDW, AoM, 2010, Montreal, Canada.5. Nilesh Khare and Michael J. Leiblein, “Integrating TCE and RBV Perspectives on Firms’ Boundary Choices:Where Does it Matter?”, Max. M. Fisher College of Business. PDW, ACAC, 2010, Atlanta, USA.6. Nilesh Khare, “Examining Standalone TCE and RBV Explanations of Firms’ Boundary Choices,” (PosterPresentation) AoM, 2009, Chicago, USA.Dr. Dennis LeeAssistant Professor of Marketing1. Lee, D., Muhlberger, R. & Brown, M. (2010). A Research Framework to study Mobile Marketing . In KeyPousttchi and Dietmar G. Wiedemann (Editors), Handbook of Research on Mobile Marketing Management. USA:Information Science Reference2. Brown, M. Misko, D. and Lee, D (2009). Membership Retention in Professional Sports Organizations.International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing.Vol 6(1), 52-673. Cherrier, H., Rahman, K. Mady, T. and Lee, D. (2009) The Globalizing Arab World: Impacts on Consumers’Level of Materialism and Vanity. World Journal of Management. Vol 1(1),82-95 – all authors contributed equally tothe paper4. Cherrier, H., Rahman, K. Mady, T. and Lee, D. (2009) The Globalizing Arab World: Impacts on Consumers’Level of Materialism and Vanity. 10th International Business Research Conference, Dubai, United Arab Emirates,April 16-17.5. Mady, T.; Cherrier, H., Lee, D., and Rahman, K. (2009) From Sentiment towards Advertising to Materialism andVanity: An Assessment from a Middle Eastern Perspective. Academy of Marketing Science Conference, Baltimore,Maryland, USA May 20-23 (Note: Won best paper in Consumer Behavior Track)6. Lee, D., & Muhlberger, R. (2008). A Technology Intervention Perspective of Mobile Marketing. In D. Taniar(Editors), Mobile Computing: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications. USA: Information Science Reference7. Lee, D., & Muhlberger, R. (2007). A Technology Introduction View on Mobile Marketing. In D. Taniar (Ed.),Encyclopedia of Mobile Computing & Commerce. USA: Idea Group Reference.8. Lee, D., & Muhlberger, R. (2006). Mobile Marketing as Technology Intervention: A Locales Framework Analysis.International Journal of Mobile Marketing, 1(1), 59-65.9. Lee, D. & Brown, M. (2005) A Comparative Study of Advertising Effectiveness between Print and Mobile PhoneMedia. The Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference, Fremantle, WA, 5-7 Dec10. Mady, T.; Lee, D., Cherrier, H., and Rahman, K. (2010) Can sentiment towards advertising explain materialismand vanity in the globalization era? Evidence from Dubai. Journal of Global MarketingDr. Tarek MadyChair of Marketing and Marketing Communications, Associate Professor of Marketing1. Mady, Tarek, “Consumer Sentiment towards Marketing: Should We Care about Consumer Alienation andReadiness to Use Technology?” Journal of Consumer Behaviour (Date of Acceptance: June 15, 2010), In Press.2. Mady, Tarek, “Does it pay to be first? A Cross-National Comparison of Mature and Emerging Market ConsumerAttitudes toward Pioneer and Follower Brands.” Journal of International Consumer Marketing - Special Issue (Dateof Acceptance: December 1, 2009), In Press.3. Cherrier, Helene, Tarek Mady, and Sarah Mady (2010), “Global or Glocalized Consumers? An Analysis ofConsumers Living the Globalizing City of Dubai.” Journal of Euro-Marketing, 19(2/3), In Press.4. Cherrier, Helene, Kaleel Rahman, Tarek Mady, and Dennis Lee (2009), “The Globalizing Arab World: Impacts onConsumers’ Materialism and Vanity.” World Journal of Management, 1(1), pp. 82-94.5. Karande, Kiran, F. Mark Case, and Tarek Mady (2008), “When Does a Candidate’s Inconsistency Matter to TheVoter? An Experimental Investigation.” International Journal of Advertising, 27(1), pp. 37-65.6. Amaize, Ode, Tarek Mady, and Eric Benson, “The Need for More Professional Management Training Programs inTourism, Arts & Culture, Sports, and Healthcare Management in the UAE: A Survey of Prospective and CurrentCollege Students.” Business & Social Science Research Conference – World Academy of Social Sciences (Dubai, UAE,3-4 January, 2011).7. Mady, Tarek, Helene Cherrier, Dennis Lee, and Kaleel Rahman (2009), “From Sentiment towards Advertising toMaterialism and Vanity: An Assessment from the Middle Eastern Perspective.” The Academy of Marketing Science(AMS) Annual Conference (Baltimore, MD., May 20-23, 2009). Winner, Best in Consumer Behavior Track Paper Award.

8. Cherrier, Helene, Kaleel Rahman, Tarek Mady, and Dennis Lee (2009), “The Globalizing Arab World: Impacts onConsumers’ Materialism and Vanity.” 10 th International Business Research Conference (Dubai, UAE, April 16-17,2009).9. Gharavi, Hosein, Tarek Mady, and Yogesh Dwivedi “A Critical Realist Perspective on the Adoption of InternetTechnologies in the Travel Sector.” The 15 th European Conference in Information Systems (St. Gallen, Switzerland.June 07-09, 2007).10. Mady, Tarek and Hosein Gharavi, “Sentiment towards Marketing: The Impact of Consumer Alienation andReadiness to Embrace New Technologies.” The Academy of Marketing Science (AMS) Annual Conference (CoralGables, FL. May 23-26, 2007).11. Mady, Tarek, “First-Mover Advantage: A Cross-National Comparison of Mature and Emerging MarketConsumers’ Attitudes towards Pioneer and Follower Brands.” The Academy of Marketing Science (AMS) AnnualConference (San Antonio, TX. May 24-27, 2006).12. Mady, Tarek, “Comparing Mature and Emerging Market Consumers’ Attitudes towards Pioneer and FollowerBrands.” Society for Advancement of Management (SAM) International Business Conference (Las Vegas, NV. April 3-6,2005).13. Karande, Kiran, F. Mark Case, and Tarek Mady, “The Effects of a Candidate's Inconsistency on Voter Responseto Ads: A Model – Abstract." Society for Marketing Advances (SMA) Annual Conference (New Orleans, LA. Nov. 4-8,2003).14. Mady, Tarek, “First Mover Advantage, Where We Are and Where We Need to Go.” Society for MarketingAdvances (SMA) Annual Conference (St. Pete Beach, Fl. Nov. 12-16, 2002). Winner, Best Student Paper Award inMarketing Strategy Track.Dr. Karim MimouniAssistant Professor of Finance1. Christoffersen, P., Jacobs, K., Mimouni, K., 2010, Volatility Dynamics for the S&P500: Evidence from RealizedVolatility, Daily Returns and Option Prices, The Review of Financial Studies, 23 (8), p. 3141-3189.2. Mimouni, K., 2009, The Nonlinearity and Jumps in Stochastic Volatility: Evidence from Returns and OptionsData, Banking and Finance Review, 1 (1), p. 99-118.3. Mimouni, K., 2002, Catastrophe Risk Securitization, Insurance and Risk Management, 70 (2), p. 263-293.4. Christoffersen, P., Jacobs, K., Karoui, L., Mimouni, K., 2009, Non-Linear Filtering in Affine Term StructureModels: Evidence from the Term Structure of Swap Rates. Revise and Resubmit at Management Science(second round).Dr. Jihad NaderProvost and Chief Academic Officer, Professor of Finance1. The Manager’s Concise Guide to Risk, Wiley Finance Series, John Wiley & Sons Ltd. (2002).2. RISK: The Definitive Guide for Bankers, Financial Services Professionals and Business Managers, Intuition Publishing,London (1998)3. "The Role of Professional Training Institutes in Banking: Changes and Challenges towards the Year, 2000," Arab Bankingand Finance Directory,1994/1995, pp. 403-406.4. "A Cost-Benefit Rule for Corporate Pension Enrichments," Advances in Financial Planning and Forecasting, vol. 5 (1993).5. "Duration, Systematic Risk, and Employee Valuation of Default-Free Pension Claims: Reply," Journal of Risk andInsurance, vol. 60, no. 1 (March 1993).6. "The Corporate Pension Enrichment Decision: An Actuarially Unbiased Capital Budgeting Framework," Finance, vol. 13, no.3 (Administrative Sciences Association of Canada, June 1992), pp. 111-117.7. "Futures Market Opportunities for a Homemade Solution to the Pension Indexing Controversy in Canada: An ExploratoryAnalysis," Actuarial Approach for Financial Risks, 2 (Brighton, England, April 1991), vol. 3, pp. 63-80.8. "Corporate Pension Plan Design in a Mean-Variance Framework," Actuarial Approach for Financial Risks, 2 (Brighton,England, April 1991), vol. 2, pp. 205-224.9. "Rational Decision Rules for Early Retirement Inducements Contained in Corporate Pension Plans," Journal of Risk andInsurance, vol. 58, no. 1 (March 1991), pp. 101-108.10. "A Review of Sahin's Private Pensions and Employee Mobility," Journal of Risk and Insurance,vol. 58, no. 1 (March 1991),pp. 170-172.11. « Duration, Systematic Risk, and Employee Valuation of Default-Free Pension Claims," Journal of Risk and Insurance, vol.57, no. 4 (December 1990), pp. 623-633.12. "Lease Duration and the Lessor's Discount Rate for Land-Use Lease Valuation," Resource - The Canadian Journal of RealEstate, vol. 6, no. 2 (August 1990), pp. 18-21.

13. "A Duration Rule for Evaluating Corporate Pension Plan Generosity," Actuarial Approach for Financial Risks, 1 (Paris,France, April 1990), vol. 4, pp. 113- 119.14. « Optimal Benefit Policy for the Corporate Pension Plan," Finance, vol. 10, no. 1 (Administrative Sciences Association ofCanada, Montreal, June 1989), pp. 254-263.15. "Seven Steps to Pension Policy," Policy Options - Journal of the Canadian Institute for Research on Public Policy, 9(September 1988), pp. 31-32.16. "Pension Perspectives on Financial Sector Reform in Canada," Employee Benefits Journal, 12 (September 1987), pp. 23-26.17. Conference on Bank Capital Adequacy and Credit Policy, Emirates Institute for Banking and Financial Studies, Sharjah,UAE, March 1995 Risks, 1 (Paris, France, April 1990), vol. 4, pp. 113-119.18. 1994 Conference of the American Risk and Insurance Association, Toronto, Canada, August 1994.19. Conference on International Trade Finance (Organized by Infocenter), Dubai, UAE, June 1994.20. Conference on Bank Security - Policies, Procedures and Standards (Organized by IIR Ltd.), Dubai, UAE, Appril 1994.21. Bank Training Managers' Conference (Organized by the Emirates Banking Training Institute), Sharjah,UAE, October 1993.22. ASAC 1992 Conference, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, June 1992.23. 2nd International AFIR Colloquium (Sponsored by the U.K. Institute of Actuaries and the Faculty of Actuaries), Brighton,England, April 199124. Western Risk and Insurance Association Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A., January 1991.25. Real Estate Institute of Canada Conference, Ottawa, Canada, June 1990.26. 26th Annual Conference of the Eastern Finance Association, Charleston, South Carolina, U.S.A., April 1990.27. 1st International AFIR Colloquium (Sponsored by the French Actuarial Societies Association), Paris, France, April 1990.28. 1st Annual Conference of the Northern Finance Association, Ottawa, Canada, September 1989.29. ASAC 1989 Conference, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, June 1989.Dr. Boaz NandwaAssistant Professor of Economics1. “Financial Openness and Capital Mobility: A Dynamic Panel Analysis” (with J. Younas), International Review ofApplied Economics, 2010, 2(1), 243-260.2. “Does Foreign Aid Mitigate the Adverse Effect of Expropriation Risk on Foreign Direct Investment?” (with Y. Jinand E. Asiedu), Journal of International Economics, 2009, 78(2), 268-275.3. Examining Interest Rate Linkages Among ASEAN-5, China and India (with R. Mohan), ASEAN Economic Bulletin,2009, 26(2), 174-79.4. “Economic Liberalization and Conditional Exchange Rate Volatility in Sub-Sahara Africa: Asymmetric GARCHAnalysis,” (with S. Andoh), African Development Review, 2008, 20(3), 426-445.5. “Currency Crisis, Inflation and Stability of Demand for Broad Money: The Case of Indonesia”, (with R. Mohan), Journal ofApplied Economics, 2008, 7(6), 123-141.6. “On the Impact of Foreign Aid in Education on Economic Growth: How Relevant is the Heterogeneity of AidFlows and Heterogeneity of Aid Recipients?”(with E. Asiedu),” Review of World Economics, 2007, 127(4), 631-649.7. “The Impact of Asian Financial Crisis on Inflation and Money Demand”, (with R. Mohan), 2007, 34th NortheastBusiness & Economics Conference Proceedings.8. “On the Fischer Effect and Inflation Dynamics in Low-Income Countries: An Assessment of Sub-Sahara AfricanEconomies,” Applied Econometrics and International Development, 2006, 6(1), 161-172.9. “Implication of the Taylor Rule on Real Exchange Rate Movement in Kenya,” Applied Econometrics andInternational Development, 2006, 6(2), 185-196.Dr. David Van OverDean and Associate Professor of Management1. Van Over, David. Instructor's Manual and Student Guide to Accompany Information Systems for the 21 st Century. QueBooks, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1998.2. Van Over, D., and Flatten, P. Instructor's Manual with Transparency Masters to Accompany Foundations of BusinessSystems. Dryden Press, Fort Worth, Texas, 1992.3. Van Over, D. “A Framework Using ITIM to Guide IT Investments by State Governments,” International Journal ofStrategic Information Technology and Applications, vol.1, no. 3, pp. 46-68, July-Sept. 2010.4. Sundarakani, B. & Van Over, D. “Robust Decision Model for Facility Location in a Global Supply ChainNetwork,” Production & Operations Management Annual Conference, Vancouver, Ca., June, 2010.

5. Sundarakani, B, de Souza, R, Goh, M, Van Over, D, & Manikandan, S. “Sustainable Supply Chain in GloballyIntegrated Networks”, in Enterprise Networks and Logistics for Agile Manufacturing, L. Wang and S.C.L. Koh, eds.Springer Publications, 2009.6. Sundarakani, B, Tan, A, & Van Over, D. “Enhancing the Supply Chain management Performance using IT: SomeEvidence from UAE Companies.” Submitted to the International Journal of Logistics Management, 2009.7. Jayashree, P, Hussain, SJ, & Van Over, D. 2009, “Implementing Balanced Scorecard System in Institutions ofHigher Education-A Proposed Framework, International Journal of Excellence in Education, vol. 2, no. 2, pp. 1-10.8. Van Over, D. “Use of Information Technology Investment Management to Manage State GovernmentInformation Technology Investments.” In Strategic Information Technology and Portfolio Management, A.W.K. Tanand P. Theodorou (Ed.s), IGI Global Press, 2009.9. Van Over, D. "How We Teach Programming Languages." ACET Journal of Computing Education and Research, Vol.4, No. 1, 2006.10. Van Over, D. " A Framework For The Study of Technology Supported Education.” ACET Journal of ComputingEducation and Research, Vol. 3, No. 1, 2005.11. Jessup, L. and Van Over, D. “When a System Must Be All Things to All People: The Functions, Components, andCosts of a GSS Facility,” The Journal of Systems Management, July-August, 1996, pp. 14-21.12. Byers, R. and Van Over, D., “What to Teach in an IS Curriculum: Depends on Whom You Ask,” The Journal ofInformation Systems Education, Vol. 8, No. 3, Fall 1996.13. Butterfield, J., and Van Over, D. "A Framework for Developing Effective Group Projects in Information SystemsCourses." Journal of Information Systems Education, Vol. 7, No. 1, Spring 1995.14. Van Over, D., and Kinney, S. "Effects of Communication and Decision Support on dispersed-Group DecisionMaking." JAI Research Annual on Computers and the Social Sciences, Vol. 6, 1995.15. Van Over, D., and Reyes, M.G. "Using a Computer-Based Simulation to Teach Managerial Finance." InternationalBusiness Schools Computing Quarterly. Jan./Feb., 1995.16. Van Over, D., and Stover, D. "Object-Oriented Design: A New Approach to Curriculum Development." Journalof Information Systems Education, Vol. 6, No. 1, Spr. 1994.17. Van Over, D., and Dangerfield, B. "Student Internships in Information Systems: Creating Opportunities andSolutions." Journal of Information Systems Education, Vol. 5, No. 4, Winter 1993.18. Kavan, B., and Van Over, D. "Value Chain Analysis for EDI Adopters." Information Strategy, Summer 1993.19. Bostrom, R.P., Van Over, D., and Watson, R. "Computerized Collaborative Work Support at the University ofGeorgia." In Computer Augmented Teamwork: A Guided Tour, R.P. Bostrom (ed.), Van Nostrand and Reinhold,1992.20. Van Over, L.D., and Weiss, I.R. "Managing the Application Maintenance Function: Problems, Issues, andOpportunities." Database, Winter 1989.21. Manikandan, M, Sundarakani, B, and Van Over, D. 2010, “Neuro-Fuzzy Satellite Image Quality and PerformanceImprovement”, VISAPP 2010 – International Conference on Computer Vision Theory and Applications, 17-21May, 2010, Angers, France.22. Jayashree, P, Hussain, SJ, & Van Over, D. 2009, “Applying the Balanced Scorecard System for StrategyDeployment linked to Performance Management in Institutions of Higher Education-A Proposed Framework”,3 rd International Quality Congress, 6-7 April, 2009, Dubai, ISBN 978-9948-03-638-8.23. Van Over, D. “Identifying a Clear Path to Assessing Quality in Business Administration Education.” Proceedingsof the Excellence in Business Education Conference, Damascus, Syria, January 28-29, 2009.24. Van Over, D., and Tan, A.W.K. “IT Use in Supply Chain Management: An Update and New Approach.”Proceedings of the 2008 International Journal of Arts and Sciences Conference, Gottenhiem, Germany,December 1-4, 2008.25. Van Over, D. "On Developing A Framework For The Study of Technology Supported Education: A Work InProgress.” 2004 Spring Conference of The International Academy of Business and Public AdministrationDisciplines, Tunica, Mississippi, May 24-27, 2004.26. Van Over, D. "Teaching Programming Languages: Fooling Our Students And Ourselves." 2004 SpringConference of The International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines, Tunica, Mississippi,May 24-27, 2004.27. Van Over, D., and O’Reilly, M. "Cybercasting University Activities: A Win-Win Project for Telecommunications."6th Annual American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, Feb. 18-23, 1999.28. Van Over, D., and Warren, M. "Class-In-A-Box: Offering Web-Based Instruction." 6th Annual American Societyof Business and Behavioral Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, Feb. 18-23, 1999.29. Van Over, D. and Erb, R., "Electronically Assisted Meetings: A Tutorial," 37th Annual Mountain PlainsManagement Conference, Oct 12-14, 1995, Moscow, Idaho.30. Jessup, L. and Van Over, D., "How to Build A GSS Facility," 1st Annual Northwest GSS Conference, April 28-29,1995, Moscow, Idaho.

31. Van Over, D. and Jessup, L., "TEAMS: A Windows-Based Group Support System," 1st Annual Northwest GSSConference, April 28-29, 1995, Moscow, Idaho.32. Van Over, D., and Reyes, M.G. "Computer-Aided Experiential Learning." 36th Annual Mountain PlainsManagement Conference, Durango, Colorado, Oct. 13-15, 1994.33. Van Over, D., and Stover, D. "Attaining an Integrated Business Curriculum Using Object Oriented Design: TheCase of a Business School." 1994 Annual Meeting of Western Decision Sciences Institute, Honolulu, Hawaii,March 21-23, 1994.34. Miranda, S., and Van Over, D. "Statistical Analysis of Group Data." 1993 Annual Meeting of the DecisionSciences Institute, Washington, D.C., Nov. 21-23, 1993.35. Van Over, D. "Evaluation of a Simulation Game as an Education Tool for Utility Professionals." 1993Association for Business Simulation and Experiential Learning Conference, Savannah, Georgia, April 2-5, 1993.36. Morris, J.S., and Van Over, D. "Using Real Time Simulation for Shop Floor Control." 1993 Western DecisionSciences Conference, San Diego, California, March 1993.37. Van Over, D. "Effects of Decision Support on Decision Making by Individuals." 1992 Western DecisionSciences Conference, Reno, Nevada, March 1992.38. Van Over, D., and Kinney, S. "Effects of Communication and Decision Support on Decisions Made by DispersedGroups." Organizational Communication Division, 1990 Academy of Management Meeting, San Francisco, Cal.,Aug 12-15, 1990.39. Starik, M., and Van Over, D. "The Use of a Group Decision Support System for Stakeholder Management: AnExploratory Study." Technology and Innovation Division, 1990 Academy of Management Meeting, San Francisco,California, August 12-15, 1990.40. Kavan, C.B., and Van Over, D. "Electronic Data Interchange: A Research Agenda." The Hawaii InternationalConference on System Sciences 20th Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, January 5-6, 1990.41. Doucet, T., Marden, R., and Van Over, D. "The Impact of Expert Systems and Decision Support Systems onAuditing." 25th Annual Meeting of The Institute of Management Sciences Southeastern Chapter, Myrtle Beach,South Carolina, October 5-6, 1989.42. Van Over, L.D., and Nelson, R.R. "Research in Management Information Systems, 1980-1985: A Profile ofLeading Journals, Articles, and Authors." 18th Annual Meeting of the Decision Science Institute, Honolulu,Hawaii, Nov. 23-25, 1986.43. Van Over, D., and Dangerfield, B. "Creating Opportunities for Students Through Co-ops and Internships." 1994Information Systems Educators Conference, Denver, Colorado, June 13-15, 1994.Dr. Susan ZeidanAssociate Professor of Management1. Zeidan, S. (2005). Linking High Commitment Management Practices with Important Work Outcomes: A PsychologicalContract Perspective. Paper presented at the Business Research Conference, Melbourne, Australia. Best PaperAward.2. Zeidan, S., & Knight-Turvey, N. (2005). On the Potential Negative Effects of High Commitment Management: APsychological Contract Perspective. Paper presented at the 19th ANZAM conference, Canberra, Australia.3. Zeidan, S. (2006). Workers' affective commitment and their willingness to perform discretionary work behavior:The impact of commitment-oriented human resources management practices. Journal of Business Systems,Governance and Ethics, 1, 1, pp. 13-23.4. Zeidan, S., & Knight-Turvey, N. (2006). High Commitment Management and Employee Perceptions of PsychologicalContract Fulfilment. Paper presented at the Academy of World Business, Marketing and ManagementDevelopment Conference, Paris.5. Zeidan, S., & Knight-Turvey, N. (2006). Linking High Commitment Management and Organizational CitizenshipBehavior: the Role of Perceived Contract Fulfillment. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy ofManagement Conference, Atlanta, United States.6. Shammout, A., Zeidan, S., & Polonsky, M. J. (2006). Exploring the Links between Relational Bonds and CustomerLoyalty: The Case of Loyal Arabic Guests at Five-Star Hotels. Paper presented at the Australian and New ZealandMarketing Academy (ANZMAC), Brisbane, Australia.7. Pham, H., Zeidan, S. (2007). Marketing Standardization or Adaptation: The MNC Subsidiaries Approach in EmergingMarkets. Paper presented at the Academy of Marketing Science, Florida, USA.8. Shammout, A., Zeidan, S. (2007). Ability of Relational Bonds to Elicit Loyalty Behavior: An Investigation of the MediatingRole of Emotions. Paper presented at the International Hospitality and Tourism Virtual Conference. HighlyCommended Paper Award.9. Zeidan, S., Armstrong, A. (2007). Psychological Contract Breach and Helping Behavior: A Study from an ArabicPerspective. Paper presented at the ANZAM conference in Sydney.

10. Zeidan, S., & Ali, S. (2007). Understanding “Start-up” Reasons in the Home Based Sector. Paper presented at theInternational Business Research Conference in Sydney.11. Zeidan, S., & Ali, S. (2007). The Outcome of “Clustering” in Home Based Tourism Enterprises: A Case Study. Paperpresented at the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference.12. Zeidan, S. (2008). The Relationship between High Commitment Management and Employee Outcomes: EmpiricalEvidence. Paper presented at the 2008 Academy of Management Meeting in California.13. Zeidan, S. (2009). Promise breaking or fulfilling: Does organizational justice make a difference? Paper presented at the2009 Eurasia Business and Economics Society Conference in Istanbul, Turkey in June 2009.14. Zeidan, S. (2009). Psychological Contract Breach/Fulfillment: The Role of Procedural and Interactional Justices. Paperpresented at the 23 rd Annual Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference, Melbourne,Australia.15. Zeidan, S. (2010). Can downsizing be lean rather than mean? Some critical success factors for managing effectively indownsized organizations. Paper presented at the International Conference Series on Governance, Fraud, Ethics,and Social Responsibility, Istanbul, Turkey.16. Zeidan, S. (2010). Downsizing Aftermath: Do some HR Practices Minimize the Costs of Voluntary Turnover? PaperPresented at The Advances in Business-Related Scientific Research Conference 2010, Sardinia, Italy, September,2010.17. Abouzeid, S. & Zeidan, S. (2011, forthcoming). I.M.A.G.E.S: A proven business approach to be adapted in the GCC.Paper to be presented at the International Academy of Business and Public Administration DisciplinesConference in April 2011, Dallas, USA.18. Abouzeid, S. & Zeidan, S. (2011, forthcoming). Use of I.M.A.G.E.S. as an alternative to Six Sigma DMAIC in GCCcountries: A case study. Paper to be presented at the International Conference of Corporate Strategies andGovernance in April 2011, Canberra, Australia.19. Zeidan, S. (forthcoming). An article on Affective commitment and organizational citizenship behaviors to beprinted in the book: Organizational Citizenship Behavior, by Icfai University Press.20. Zeidan, S. (forthcoming). 'High performance work systems’ and intention to quit: an investigation of mediatingeffects.

RESEARCH LISTSLast Updated: March 2011SCHOOL OF ENGINEERINGAlaa AshmawyMohamad NagiDean and Professor of Civil EngineeringDirector, Infrastructure Sustainability and Assessment Center (ISAC)DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERINGElias SaqanEdgar SmallMohamad GhanimPeiman KianmehrChair and Associate Professor of Civil EngineeringAssociate Professor of Civil EngineeringAssistant Professor of Civil EngineeringAssistant Professor of Civil EngineeringDEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGHamid ShafieeJinane BiriReza KhosravaniSohaib MajzoubWael BazziWathiq MansoorChair and Associate Professor of Electrical EngineeringInstructorAssociate Professor of Electrical EngineeringAssistant Professor of Computer EngineeringAssistant Professor of Computer EngineeringProfessor of Computer EngineeringDEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGKwon Joong SonAssistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Alaa K. AshmawyDean of the School of Engineering / Professor of Civil EngineeringSelect PublicationsBourdeau, P.L., and Ashmawy, A.K. (2011), “Unpaved Roads,” in Geosynthetics and Their Applications,Second Edition, S.K. Shukla, Editor. Thomas Telford Ltd.Das, N., Sukumaran, B., and Ashmawy, A.K. (2011), “Modeling Granular Particle Shape Using DiscreteElement Method,” Proceedings of the ASCE Geo-Institute Conference, GeoFrontiers 2011, Dallas, Texas.Sallam, A.M., and Ashmawy, A.K. (2009), “Effect of Particles Shape and Angularity on Dilation of GranularSoils: a Discrete Element Approach,” Proceedings of the XVII International Conference on Soil Mechanics andGeotechnical Engineering, Alexandria, Egypt.Das, N., Sukumaran, B., and Ashmawy, A.K. (2008), “Modeling Granular Particle Shape Using DiscreteElement Method,” Proceedings of the First International FLAC/DEM Symposium on Numerical Modeling,Minneapolis, Minnesota.Abdelrahman, A.H., Ashmawy, A.K., and Abdelmoniem, M. (2008), “An Apparatus for Direct Shear, Pullout,and Uniaxial Testing of Geogrids,” Geotechnical Testing Journal, GTJODJ, ASTM, Vol. 31, No. 6, pp. 470-479.Abdelrahman, A.H., Abdelmoniem, M., and Ashmawy, A.K. (2007), “Utilization of a Large-Scale TestingApparatus in Investigating and Formulating the Soil/Geogrid Interface Characteristics in Reinforced Soils,”Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 415-430.Drnevich, V.P., Ashmawy, A.K., Yu, X, and Sallam, A.M. (2005), “Time Domain Reflectometry for WaterContent and Density of Soils: Analysis of Soil-Dependent Coefficients,” Canadian Geotechnical Journal, Vol.42, pp. 1053-1065.Ashmawy, A.K. (2005), “Retaining Walls – Analysis and Design,” in Foundation Engineering Handbook, M.Gunaratne, Editor. CRC Press.Dr. Mohammad NagiDirector, Infrastructure Sustainability and Assessment CenterSelect PublicationsNagi, M. and Kilgour, R “Service Life Prediction of Concrete Structures,” CANMET/ACI-Dubai, November2008.Nagi, M., “Long-Term Performance of Galvanized Reinforcing Steel in Concrete Bridges-Case Studies,”National Association of Corrosion Engineers, NACE, Paper No. 5264. April 2005.Nagi, M., “Corrosion Evaluation of Reinforced Concrete Bridges,” ASCE Structures Congress, New York,NY April 2005.Nagi, M., Taylor, P., “Chloride Limits in Reinforced Concrete,” To be published in ACI Materials Journal,2005.Nagi, M., “Resistivity of Concrete, State-of-the-Art,” National Association of Corrosion Engineers, NACE,Paper No. 4326. April 2004.Nagi, M., Tabatabai, H. and Whiting, D., “Laboratory Evaluation of Repairs for Pretensioned BridgeMembers,” Conference on Structural Faults and Repair 2003, London, U.K., July 2003.School of Engineering Research List

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERINGDr. Elias I. SaqanChair of the Department of Civil Engineering / Associate Professor of Civil EngineeringSelect PublicationsR. A. Hawileh, E. I. Saqan, and H. Rasheed, “A Non-Dimensional Design Procedure for FlexuralStrengthening of R/C Beams Using FRP,” Proceedings, First Middle East Conference on Smart Monitoring,Assessment and Rehabilitation of Civil Structures, ISBN: 978-3-905594-58-4, Dubai, UAE, February 8-10, 2011.E. I. Saqan, and H. Rasheed, “Simplified Nonlinear Analysis to Compute Neutral Axis Depth in PrestressedConcrete Rectangular Beams,” Journal of The Franklin Institute, Elsevier, in press,doi:10.1016/j.jfranklin.2010.09.005.E. I. Saqan, and R. A. Hawileh, “Non-Dimensional Design Charts for Unbonded Post-Tensioned Split Walls,”PCI Journal, V.55 No. 4, 2010, pp. 78-99.E. I. Saqan, and R. J. Frosch, “Influence of Flexural Reinforcement on Shear Strength of Prestressed ConcreteBeams,” ACI Structural Journal, V.106, No. 1, Jan.-Feb. 2009, pp. 60-68.H. Rasheed, and E. I. Saqan, “Simplified Nonlinear Analysis to Compute Neutral Axis Depth in PrestressedConcrete Rectangular Beams,” Proceedings, Third International Conference on Modeling, Simulation andApplied Optimization, Sharjah, UAE, January 20-22, 2009.Dr. Edgar SmallAssistant Professor of Civil EngineeringSelect PublicationsSmall, E.P., A Proposed Approach for Consideration of Seismic Risk Mitigation in US Bridge ManagementSystems, Proc. First International Conference on Bridge Maintenance, Safety and Management, Barcelona,Spain, July 2002.Thompson, P.D.; Small, E. P.; Johnson, M., and Marshall, A., The AASHTOW are Pontis Bridge ManagementSystem, Structural Engineering International, Journal of the International Association for Bridge and StructuralEngineering, Volume 8, No. 4, Nov. 1998, pp. 303-308.Hawk, H. and Small, E. P., The BRIDGIT Bridge Management System, Structural Engineering International,Journal of the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering, Volume 8, No. 4, November1998, pp. 309-314.Dr. Mohamad GhanimAssistant Professor of Civil EngineeringSelect Publications and PresentationsGhanim, M., Florida Statewide Design-Hour Volume Prediction Model, 90 th Annual Meeting of theTransportation Research Board, 2011, Washington, D.C.

Ghanim, M., Transit Signal Priority Implementation, The 14 th GCC Engineering Forum: ITS in TransportationSystems. December, 2010, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.Ghanim, M., Dion, F., Abu-Lebdeh, G., and Najjar, Y., Optimizing Real-Time Transit Priority in CoordinatedTraffic Networks with Genetic Algorithms, (2009), Computational Intelligence in Architecting EngineeringSystems, Vol. 18, pp. 155-162.Ghanim, M. and Dion, F., Integration of Transit Signal Priority and Real-Time Traffic Signal Control System inCoordinated Traffic Network, 88 th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, 2009, Washington,D.C.Ghanim, M., Dion, F., and Abu-Lebdeh, G., Artificial Neural Network Bus Arrival Time Prediction Tool forTransit Signal Priority with Nearside Bus Stop, 86 th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board,2007, Washington, D.C.Dion, F. and Ghanim, M., Impact of Dwell Time Variability on Transit Signal Priority Performance atIntersections with Nearside Bus Stop, 86 th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, 2007,Washington, D.C.Dr. Peiman KianmehrAssistant Professor of Civil EngineeringSelect Publications and PresentationsKianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Seto, P. 2010, An Evaluation of Protocols for Characterization of OzoneImpacts on WAS Properties and Digestibility, Bioresource Technology, Vol. 101 (22), pp. 8565-8572.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Seto, P., 2011, Feasibility of Employing BAP Tests for CharacterizingAnaerobic Biodegradability of WAS, submitted to Journal of Water Environment Research.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Seto, P., 2011, Assessment of Protocols for Evaluating WAS Pre-Treatment byUltrasound, submitted to Journal of Environmental Engineering, ASCE.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Seto, P., May 2010, An Assessment of Feasibility of Employing BAP Test forcharacterizing Anaerobic Biodegradability of WAS, Residuals and Biosolids Conference (WEF), Savannah,Georgia, USA.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Seto, P., October 2009, Characterization of Ozone Impacts on WASProperties and Digestibility, 82 nd Annual Water Environment Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference,Orlando, Florida, USA.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Seto, P., April 2009, Characterization of WAS Pretreatment by Ozonation,38 th Annual WEAO Technical Symposium and OPCEA Exhibition, Toronto, Canada.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Seto, P., Feb 2009, Development of Protocols for Predicting the Impact ofOzonation On WAS Digestibility, 44 th CAWQ conference, Burlington, Canada.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Challen-Urbanic, J., October 2008, Development of Protocols for EvaluatingWAS Pre-treatment Processes, 81 st WEFTEC 2008, Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Challen-Urbanic, J., May 2008, Characterization of WAS Pretreatment, 37 thAnnual WEAO Technical Symposium and OPCEA Exhibition, Collinwood, Canada.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Challen-Urbanic, J., Feb 2008, Characterization of WAS Pretreatment byUltrasound, 43 rd CAWQ conference, Burlington, Canada.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Challen-Urbanic, J., March 2008, Development of Protocols for Predicting theImpact of Pre-treatment Technology (ultrasound) on WAS Digestibility, Residuals and Biosolids Conference(WEF), Philadelphia, USA.Kianmehr, P., Parker, W., and Challen-Urbanic, J., October 2008, Development of Protocols for EvaluatingWAS Pre-treatment Processes, 81 st WEFTEC 2008, Chicago, Illinois, USA.DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGDr. Hamid ShafieeChair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering / Associate Professor of ElectricalEngineeringSelected PublicationsJ. Vazifehdan and H. Shafiee, Multi-branch Configuration of Dynamic Wireless Cooperative Networks, Proc.of ICSPC, 2007, Dubai, UAE.J. Vazifehdan and H. Shafiee, Efficient Configuration of Multi-branch Wireless Cooperative Networks, Proc.of Symp. on WCS, 2007, Oslo, Norway.G. Foudazi and H. Shafiee, Adjacent Channel Rejection in OFDM Wireless Local Area Networks, Proc. ofWOCN, 2006, Bangalore, India.M. Valipour and H. Shafiee, Performance Comparison of Space-time Coded MC-CDMA Systems, Proc. ofWOCN, 2005, Dubai, UAE.M. Koochakzadeh and H. Shafiee, A wideband Subsample Delay Estimation Technique”, Proc. of ICISIP, 2005,Bangalore, IndiaH. Shafiee, B. Nourani and M. Khoshgard, Estimation and Compensation of Frequency Offset in DAC/ADCClocks in OFDM Systems”, Proc. of ICC, 2004, Paris, France.S. Fouladifard and H. Shafiee, Analysis and compensation of receiver non-idealities in wireless transceivers,Scientia Iranica. Summer 2004.H. Shafiee, B. Nourani and M. Khoshgard, Joint compensation and tracking of frequency offsets in RF mixersand DAC/ADC clocks in OFDM, Proc. of ICCS, 2004, Singapore.H. Shafiee and S. Fouladifard, Calibration of IQ imbalance in OFDM transceivers, Proc. of ICC, 2003,Anchorage, AK.

S. Fouladifard and H. Shafiee, Frequency Offset estimation in OFDM Systems in Presence of IQ Imbalance,Proc. of ICC, 2003, Anchorage, AK.B. Nourani and H. Shafiee, The Impact of Synthesizer Transient Response on Radio Receivers, Proc. ofISSPA, 2003, Paris, France.PatentsS. Fouladifard and H. Shafiee, “On Adaptive Cancellation of IQ Mismatch in OFDM Receivers”, Proc. ofICASSP, 2003, Hong Kong.H. Shafiee and B. Rub, 2002, “Full and Half-rate Signal Space Detection for Channels with a Time-varyingMTR Code”, US Patent No. US6404573.H. Shafiee and B. Rub, 2001, “Static Viterbi Detectors for Channels Utilizing a Code Having Time-varyingConstraints”, US Patent No. US6212661.H. Shafiee and B. Rub, 2001, “Method and Apparatus for Detecting Data in Magnetic Recording UsingDecision Feedback”, US Patent No. US6201840.H. Shafiee, R. Kost and B. Rub, 2000, “Method and Apparatus for Detecting Data in Magnetic RecordingUsing Decision Feedback”, US Patent No. US6061193.H. Shafiee and B. Rub, 1999, “Signal Space Detector for Channels Utilizing a Code Having Time-varyingConstraints”, US Patent No. US05936558.Dr. Sohaib MajzoubAssistant Professor of Computer EngineeringSelect PublicationsS. Majzoub, Energy Optimization for Many-Core Platforms: under Process, Voltage and TemperatureVariations, VDM Verlag, 168 pages, October 13, 2010, ISBN: 3639301056.Selected Refereed Journal PublicationsS. Majzoub, “Instruction-Based Voltage Scaling for Power Reduction in SIMD-Based MPSoCs,” in Journal ofLow Power Electronics (JOLPE) - Vol. 7, N° 2, April 2011.S. Majzoub, R. Saleh, S. J.E. Wilton and R. Ward “Energy Optimization for Many-Core Platforms:Communication and PVT Aware Voltage-Island Formation and Voltage Selection Algorithm,” in IEEETransactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems (IEEE-TCAD), Vol. 29, No. 5, May2010.S. Majzoub, H. Diab “MorphoSys Reconfigurable Hardware for Cryptography: The Twofish Case,” in Journalof Supercomputing (JSC), Vol. 57, Issue 2, 2011.S. Majzoub, and H. Diab, “Instruction-Set Extension For Cryptographic Applications On ReconfigurablePlatform” Special Issue on Advances in Circuits and Systems for Large Scale Integration, in The Journal ofCircuits, Systems, and Computers, (JCSC) Vol. 16, No. 6, 2008.

Selected Refereed Conference PublicationsS. Majzoub, "Voltage Island Design in Multi-Core SIMD Processors,” The 5th International Design and TestConference (IDT’10), pp. 18-23, Dec. 14-15 2010, Abu Dhabi, UAE.S. Majzoub, R. Saleh, S. J.E. Wilton, and R. Ward "Simultaneous PVT-Tolerant Voltage-Island Formation andCore Placement for Thousand-Core Platforms,” International Symposium on System-on-Chip (SoC’09), pp. 1-4, Oct. 5-7 2009, Tampere, Finland.S. Majzoub, R. Saleh, S. J.E. Wilton, and R. Ward "Removal-Cost Method: An Efficient Voltage SelectionAlgorithm for Multi-Core Platforms under PVT,” 22nd IEEE International System-on-Chip Conference(SoCC’09), pp. 357-360, Sep. 9-11 2009, Belfast, UK.S. Majzoub, R. Saleh, and R. Ward, "PVT Variation Impact on Voltage Island Formation in MPSoC Design,"Proceedings of the 2009 10th International Symposium on Quality of Electronic Design (ISQED’09), pp. 814–819, Mar. 16-18 2009, San Jose, CA, USA.S. Majzoub, H. Diab, “Instruction-Set Extension for Cryptographic Applications on Reconfigurable Platform”The 6th International Workshop on System-on-Chip for Real-Time Applications, (IWSoC’06), pp.173-178,Dec. 27-29, 2006, Cairo, Egypt.S. Majzoub, R. Saleh, and H. Diab, “Reconfigurable Platform Evaluation Through Application Mapping AndPerformance Analysis,” The 6th IEEE International Symposium on Signal Processing and InformationTechnology (ISSPIT’06), pp.496-501, Aug. 27-30, 2006, Vancouver, Canada.Dr. Wael BazziAssistant Professor of Computer EngineeringHonors and Awards1. University of Waterloo Graduate Research Assistantship, 2002-2004 Charli S. Korban Award: Awarded tothe most outstanding graduate student in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at theAmerican University of Beirut, December 1999 2/32. Dean’s Award for Creative Achievement: Awarded to a student in each of the main programs of the Facultyof Engineering and Architecture at the American University of Beirut who has demonstrated outstandingcreativity in his/her approach to academic work (1996)Selected PublicationsW. Bazzi and A. Haj-Ali, “Interference Statistics Evaluation in Co-Channel Femtocell Networks,” inProceedings of the International Conference on Next Generation Wireless Networks (NGWS’09),Melbourne, Australia, October 2009.W. Bazzi, F. Karray, and S. Al-Sharhan, “Mobile Position Estimation in Wireless Communication SystemsUsing Tools of Soft Computing,” Lecture Notes on Systems, Signals & Devices, Shaker Verlag, Germany, 2005.W. Bazzi and F. Karray, “Interference and Error Probability Evaluation in Multiservice Interference LimitedWireless Ad Hoc Networks,” in Proceedings of the IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference(WCNC’04), Atlanta, Georgia, USA, March 2004.

W. Bazzi and F. Karray, “Mobile Position Estimation Using an RBF Network in CDMA Cellular Systems,” inProceedings of the Second IEEE International Conference on Signals, Systems, Decision & Information Technology(SSD’2003), Sousse, Tunisia, March 2003.W. Bazzi and M. A. Al-Alaoui, “Subband Transform Coding for Image Compression,” in Proceedings of the jointmeeting of the 5th World Multiconference on Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics (SCI 2001) and the 7thInternational Conference on Information Systems Analysis and Synthesis (ISAS 2001), Orlando, Florida, USA, July2001.W. Bazzi and M. A. Al-Alaoui, “Using Transform Coding in the Subbands in Subband Coding,” in Proceedingsof the International Conference on Scientific Computations, Lebanese American University, Beirut, Lebanon, March1999.W. Bazzi, K. Azar, and M. A. Al-Alaoui, “Image Registration in Geographical Information Systems,” in 3/3Proceedings of the International Conference on Scientific Computations, Lebanese American University, Beirut,Lebanon, March 1999.W. Bazzi, “Optimum Resource Allocation in Multiservice Interference-Limited Wireless Ad Hoc Networkswith Quality of Service Constraints,” Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, September 2004.W. Bazzi, “Subband Transform Coding for Image Compression,” Master’s Thesis, Department of Electrical andComputer Engineering, American University of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon, May 1999.Professional Service1. TPC member, IEEE Wireless Communications & Networking Conference, Sydney, Australia, 18-21 April 2010.2. Invited speaker, “LTE Advanced-Femto Cell Spotlight 2010: Opportunities in the 4G Revolution,” Dubai, UAE,26-27 January 2010.3. Invited speaker, Global Telecom Summit 2009, “Telecom Convergence Middle East-Africa-South Asia 2009,”Doha, Qatar, 28-29 April 2009.4. Organizing committee member, IEEE UAE Student Day, 2009.5. Steering committee member, Mobile Application Contest, Dubai, UAE, 2009.6. Delegate, the 5th WTA Dubai Techno Mart, Technology for Sustainable Growth, Dubai InternationalConvention and Exhibition Centre, April 2008.7. Session chair, International Conference on Audio, Language and Image Processing, Shanghai, China, July 2008.8. Steering committee member, Mobile Application Contest, Dubai, UAE, 2008.9. Reviewer for IET (The institute of Engineering and Technology) Communications.10. Reviewer for IEEE Wireless Communications & Networking Conference (WCNC’07).11. Reviewer for Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing (JPDC).12. Reviewer for IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part B.13. Session chair, 1st Sharjah Geographic Information Systems Symposium (SGIS07), UAE, 2007.Dr. Wathiq MansoorProfessor of Computer EngineeringPublications and PresentationsBook EditingGabillon, Q. Sheng and W. Mansoor, Web-Based Information Technologies & Distributed Systems, AtlantisPress, June 2010, ISBN: 9789078677284.

Journals Editing1. W. Mansoor, Guest Editor for the Journal of Pervasive Computing and Communications, Special Issue onManaging Context Information in Mobile and Pervasive Environments. Vol. 2, Issue 4, 2007.Refereed journal papers and Book Chapters2. G. Kbar, W. Mansoor, “Distributed Resources Management in Wireless LAN,” Book chapter in SelectedReadings on Telecommunications and Networking, Edited By: Jairo Gutierrez , University of Auckland, NZ2008. http://www.igi-pub.com/reference/details.asp?ID=8112&v=tableOfContents3. G. Kbar, W. Mansoor, “Distributed Resources Management In Wireless LANs, International Journal ofBusiness Data Communications and Networking”, 2(4), 46-58, October-December 2006.4. Z. Maamar, H. Yahyaoui, and W. Mansoor. "Design and Development of an M-Commerce5. Environment: The E-CWE Project". Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce,Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers, 14(4), pp 285-303, 2004.6. Z. Maamar and W. Mansoor. "Design and Development of a Software Agent-based and Mobile Service-Oriented Environment". E-Service Journal, Indiana University Press, 2003.7. Z. Maamar and W. Mansoor. "SAMOS Software Agents for MObile Services". AgentLink News, ISSN~1465-3842, No. ~10, July~2002.8. Z. Maamar, H. Yahyaoui, W. Mansoor, and W. Heuvel,” Software Agents and Wireless E-Commerce,” ACMSIGecom Exchanges Newsletter Vol. 2.3 Summer 2001.http://www.acm.org/sigs/sigecom/exchanges/volume_2_ (01)/2.3-index.html.9. H. Al-Nashash, Y. Al-Assaf, B. Lvov, W. Mansoor,” Classification of Material types using Laser specklewavelets and artificial Neural Networks,” Materials evolution Journal, Vol. 59/9, pp 1072-1078, September2001, Thompassek.10. W. Mansoor, E. Claridge, "2-Dimensional FFT Implementation on a Transputer Network," IASTED Journalof Microcomputer Applications, Vol. 8, No. 1, 1989, USA.Papers in refereed conference/workshop proceedingsZ. Maamar, Sami Bhiri, Samir Tata, Khouloud Boukadi, W. Mansoor ,”Conceptual Analysis of Transactional-,Capacity-driven Web Services”, The proceedings of the 25th IEEE International Conference on AdvancedInformation Networking and Applications (AINA-2011) Biopolis, Singapore, March 22-25, 2011.W. Mansoor, “ Intelligent Healthcare System: Semantic Web Approach”, Presented at Service-OrientedArchitecture and (Multi-)Agent Systems Technology seminar, Schloss Dagstuhl, Germany, January 2010.Z. Maamar, Y. Baghdadi, W. Mansoor,” Towards an Approach for Enterprise Application Integration,” Theproceedings of IEEE International Conference of Information Reuse and Integrations IRI 2010.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor, and A. Naim,” Voice over IP Mobile Telephony Using WIFI P2P and WLAN in additionto GSM,” Submitted to The Fifth International Multi-Conference on Computing in the Global InformationTechnology ICCGI 2010 September 20-25, 2010 - Valencia, Spain.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Token-based Fast Authentication for Wireless Network') Proceedings of theInternational Conference on Information Resources Management, Dubai, May 21-23, 2009.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Implementation of Efficient seamless non-broadcast Routing algorithm for WirelessMesh Networks” the Proceedings of the International Joint Conferences on Computer, Information, andSystems Sciences, and Engineering (CISSE 08) December 5 - 13, 2008.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Efficient seamless non-broadcast Routing algorithm for Wireless MeshNetwork',” the proceedings of the Second International Conference on New Technologies, Mobility and Security(NTMS’2008) Tangier, Morroco 5-7 November 2008.

G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Securing the Wireless LANs against internal attacks using second level ofPoliceEncryption”, The proceedings of the second international conference on Information Systems, Technology,and Management, Dubai, 6-8 March, 2008.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Securing the Wireless LANs that is based on Distributed Resource Managementagainst internal attacks“, The proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Innovations inInformationTechnology (Innovations'07), Dubai, November 2007.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Securing the Wireless LANs Against Internal Attacks”, The proceedings of the ThirdInternational Conference on Mobile Ad-hoc and Sensor Networks (MSN 2007) 11~14 December 2007,Centralgarden Hotel ,Beijing China.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Analysis of Distributed Resource Management in Wireless LANs that support FaultTolerance”, The Proceedings of the Fifth International Workshop on Wireless Information Systems (WIS 2006)(Innovative wireless applications, protocols, and systems), Cyprus, May 2006.Z. Maamar, Q. Mahmoud, A. Derhab, W. Mansoor,“Ad-Hoc Collaboration Between Messengers -Motivations, Challenges, and Solutions –“, The Proceedings of MDM 2006, Japan, 2006.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Testing The Performance Of Wireless LAN”, The 11th Asia Pacific Conference onCommunications (APCC), Perth, Western Australia, October 3-5, 2005.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Distributed Resource Management in Wireless LANs,” The International Conferenceon Innovations in Information Technology IIT’05, Dubai September 26-28 2005.G. Kbar, W. Mansoor,” Mobile Station Location based on Hybrid of Signal Strength and Time of Arrival“, TheFourth International Conference on Mobile Business, July 11 - 13, 2005, Sydney AustraliaZ. Maamar, G. AlKhatib, S. Mostefaoui, M. Lahkim, and W. Mansoor. "Context-based Personalization of WebServices Composition and Provisioning" Proceedings of The 30th IEEE EUROMICRO Conference - SoftwareProcess and Product Improvement~(EUROMICRO'2004), Rennes, France, September 2004.Z. Maamar, H. Yahyaoui, Q. Mahmoud, S. Mostefaoui, and W. Mansoor. "Messengers for the DynamicManagement of Distributed UDDI Registries" in Proceedings of The First Annual International Conference onMobile and Ubiquitous Systems: Networking and Services (MobiQuitous'2004), Boston, Massachusetts, USA,August 2004.W. Mansoor and Z. Maamar. "Aeronautical Mobile Data Management Using Agent Technology" Proceedingsof The 2003 International Conference on Information Systems and Engineering (ISE'2003), Montreal, Quebec,Canada, July 2003.Z. Maamar, H. Yahyaoui, W. Mansoor, and A. Bhati. "Towards an Environment of Mobile Services:Architecture and Security" Proceedings of the 2003 International Conference on Information Systems andEngineering (ISE'2003), Montreal, Quebec, Canada, July 2003.Z. Maamar, B. Benatallah, and W. Mansoor "Service Chart Diagrams - Description \& Application"Proceedings of The Twelfth International World Wide Web Conference~(WWW'2003), Budapest, Hungary,May 2003.Z. Maamar, E. Bataineh, W. Mansoor, and H. Yahyaoui. "A Software Agent-based M-Commerce System:Design and Development" Proceedings of The International Conference on Intelligent Agents, WebTechnologies and Internet Commerce (IAWTIC'2003)}, Vienna, Austria, February 2003.Z. Maamar, P. Labbe, W. Mansoor, ”Software Agents for Coalition Forces,” Second International Conferenceon Knowledge Systems for Coalition Operations, KSCO-2002, 23rd-24th April 2002.http://www.aiai.ed.ac.uk/project/coalition/KSCO/ksco-2002/ksco-2002-agenda.html

Z. Maamar, P. Labbe, W. Mansoor, E. Bataineh, ”Influence in MultiAgent Systems-Application to Coalitions,”Second International Conference on Knowledge Systems for Coalition Operations, KSCO-2002, 23rd-24th April2002.http://www.aiai.ed.ac.uk/project/coalition/KSCO/ksco-2002/ksco-2002-agenda.htmlZ. Maamar and W. Mansoor, Q. Mahmoud, ”Software Agents in the Wireless World- Application to MobileServices,” Workshop on M-Services /Concepts/Concepts, Approaches, Tools, 26-29 June 2002 Lyon, France.http://www.elcomag.com/Mservices2002Workshop.Z. Maamar and W. Mansoor, Q. Mahmoud, ”Software Agents to Support Mobile Services,” The FirstInternational Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems AAMAS 2002, July 15-19BOLOGNA, ITALY. http://www-lia.deis.unibo.it/aamas2002.Z. Maamar and W. Mansoor, H. Yahyaoui,”E-Commerce through Wireless Devices,” Proceedings of the TenthIEEE International Workshop On Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure For Collaborative Enterprises, June 20-22, 2001, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts.H. Al-Nashash, Y. Al-Assaf, B. Lvov, W. Mansoor, ” Classification of Material types using Laser specklewavelets and artificial Neural Networks,” Materials evolution Journal, Vol. 59/9, pp 1072-1078, September 2001,Thompassek.W. Mansoor, H. Al-Nashash, Y. Al-Assaf,”Image Classification Using Wavelets and NeuralNetworks,”Proceedings of the Nineteenth IASTED International Conference: Modelling, Identification AndControl, February 14-17, 2000, Innsbruck, Austria.W. Mansoor,’OO in Industry: Distributed Component Object Modeling’, The Proceedings of University ofBahrain First Computer Science Forum, 16-17 November 1999.W. Mansoor, the Analysis and Design of Speech Ware System, Technical Report, Applied Voice Technology,Sydney, 1998.W. Mansoor, Broker Design and Implementation for Speech Ware System, Technical Report, Applied VoiceTechnology, Sydney, 1998.W. Mansoor, The Analysis and Design of Digital Dictation System, technical Reports, Applied VoiceTechnology, 1997, Sydney.W. Mansoor et al,"The Segmentation of Magnetic Resonance Images of the Brain using Neural Networks". TheIASTED International Conference on Applied Informatics held in Innsbruck, Austria, February 21-23, 1995.W. Mansoor , E. Al-hujazi, " Invariant Corner Detection Using Higher Order Neural Network," TheProceedings of the Third IASTED International Conference on Reliability, Quality Control and Risk Assessment,October 3-4, 1994, Washington D. C., USA.W. Mansoor, E. Claridge," Pyramid of Transputers for Texture Segmentation," Proceedings of the SixthScandinavian Conference on Image Analysis, Oulu, Finland, June 19-22, 1989.W. Mansoor, E. Claridge," 2-Dimensional FFT Implementation on a Transputer Network," Proceedings of theIASTED International Symposium on Applied Informatics, Grindelwald, Switzerland, Feb. 8-10, 1989.W. Mansoor, E. Sokolowska," A Hierarchical Architecture for Image Segmentation," The Proceedings of theInternational Conference on Parallel Processing for Computer Vision and Display, University of Leeds, U. K.,January 12-15, 1988.

Workshops Organizations1. Engineering Education Track Chair, 2011 IEEE GCC Conference & Exhibition, "For SustainableUbiquitous Technology", 19-22 February 2011, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.http://www.ieeegcc.org/gcc/2. BioInformatics Track chair, First Middle East Conference on Biomedical Engineering, Feb. 21 - 24, 2011,Sharjah, UAE. http://mecbme.trackchair.com/3. International Workshop on the Role of Services, Ontologies, and Context in Mobile Environments(RoSOC-M 2010) May 23, 2010, Kansas City, Missouri, USA http://users.jyu.fi/~veijalai/rosocm10/4. 1st International Workshop on Recent Trends in SOA Based Information Systems - RTSOABIS 2010m8-12 June, 2010 - Funchal, Madeira, Portugal http://www.iceis.org/Workshops/rtsoabis/rtsoabis2010-cfp.htm5. Track Chair of Collaborative Healthcare Systems: Issues, Solutions, and Trends, as part of InternationalConference on Networking and Collaborative Systems (INCoS-2010) Thessal Onki, Greece,November 24-26, 2010. http://incos2010.web.auth.gr/generalinfo.html6. Workshop Organizer: International Workshop on the Role of Services, Ontologies, and Context in MobileEnvironments (RoSOC-M '09) May 18-20, Taipei, 2009 in conjunction with the 9th International Conference onMobile Data Management (MDM'09). http://events.sti2.at/RoSOC-M/7. Track Organizer: Track on Web-Based Information Technologies & Distributed Systems (WITDS) The FourthInternational Conference on SIGNAL-IMAGE TECHNOLOGY & INTERNET-BASED SYSTEMS In cooperationwith ACM Sigapp.fr, IEEE (pending) November 30th to December 3rd, 2008 Bali, Indonesia http://www.ubourgogne.fr/sitis.8. Workshop Organizer: International Workshop on the Role of Services, Ontologies, and Context in MobileEnvironments (RoSOC-M '08) April 27, 2008, Beijing, China in conjunction with the 9th InternationalConference on Mobile Data Management (MDM'08). http://events.deri.at/RoSOC-M/9. Workshop Organizer: Workshop on Web Services and Geographic Information Systems (WSGIS'2007) inconjunction with The 2nd IEEE International Conference on Digital Information Management (ICDIM'2007).Lyon, France, 29-31 October 2007, http://www.icdim.org.10. Workshop Organizer: Second International Workshop on Managing Context Information and Semantics inMobile Environments (MCISME) in conjunction with the 8th International Conference on Mobile DataManagement (MDM'06), Maheim, Germany, May 7-11, 2007. http://mcisme2007.deri.ie/11. Workshop Organizer: International Workshop on Managing Context Information and Semantics in MobileEnvironments (MCISME) in conjunction with the 7th International Conference on Mobile Data Management(MDM'06), Nara, Japan, May 9-12, 2006. http://lsirwww.epfl.ch/mcisme/12. Workshop Organizer: MCMP-05. First International Workshop on Managing Context Information in Mobile andPervasive Environments. May 9, 2005, Ayia Napa, CYPRUS.13. Workshop organizer: workshop on M-Services/Concepts, Approaches. Tools. Lyon, France June 2002.14. Workshop Organizer: workshop on Ubiquitous Agents on Embedded, Wearable, and Mobile Devices. Italy July2002Miscellaneous1. Development of the ABET Accredited Computer Engineering Program at American University in Dubai, 2008.2. Engineering Letters Editorial board member http://www.engineeringletters.com/editorial_board_members_p2.html3. Development of the Information Systems Curriculum at Zayed University, 2002.4. Development of the Computer Engineering Curriculum at Sharjah University, 1998.5. Establishment of several labs for the Computer Engineering Department, Sharjah University 1998/1999Dr. Reza KhosravaniAssociate Professor of Electrical EngineeringPatents• U.S. Patent Application, Application # 20090292568, filed on May, 2008Title: “Adaptive Risk Variables”• U.S. Patent Application, Application # 20010021294, filed on April 6, 2001Title: “Tuning of optical dispersion by using a tunable fiber Bragg grating”• U.S. Patent Application, US Patent # 6,603,890, filed on March 6, 2001

Title: “Compensation for polarization-mode dispersion in multiple wavelength-division multiplexed channelswithout separate composition for each individual channel”• U.S. Patent Application, US Patent # 6,542,650, filed on November 30, 2000Title: “Polarization Mode Dispersion Emulator”• International Patent WO050944A1 , US Patent # 6,330,383, filed on February 19, 1999Title: “Dispersion Compensation by Using Tunable Nonlinearly-Chirped Gratings”Selected PublicationsR. Khosravani, “A Linear Approximation to a Neural Network Model for E-Commerce Anomaly Detection,”Proc. Annual International Conference on Computer Science Education: Innovation and Technology (CSEIT2010) Special Track: Knowledge Discovery, ISBN: 978-981-08-7466-7, pp. I174-I177, 2010R. Khosravani, “Applications of Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining in Decision Management,” DatabaseOperations and Development Symposium at American University in Dubai, April 18 - 19, 2010A. Willner, R. Khosravani, Photonic Networks in “The Electrical Engineering Handbook,” ISBN 0-8493-7338-7,© 2006 Taylor & Francis Group, CRC PressA. Willner, R. Khosravani, S. Kumar, Optical Packet Switching and Optical Burst Switching in “OpticalSwitching”, ISBN 0-387-26141-9, © 2006 SpringerR. Khosravani, Y.W. Song, Y. Xie, L.-S. Yan, A.E. Willner and C.R. Menyuk, “Bit-pattern-dependent polarizationrotation in first-order PMD-compensated WDM systems,” Journal of Optics Communication, vol. 257, no1, pp.191-196, 2006R. Khosravani, “Timing-Jitter in High Bit-Rate WDM communication Systems due to PMD-Nonlinearityinteraction,” Proc. Conference on Optical Fiber Communication (OFC’05), OFF7, 2005R. Khosravani, “Analysis of wavelength-dependent DGD in optical components”, Proc. Conference on Lasersand Electro-optics (CLEO’04), paper CWA8, 2004R. Khosravani, “PMD Compensation in Optical and Electrical Domain and Their Limitations,” SPIE Journal ofOptical Engineering, pp. 1035-41, May 2004R. Khosravani, “Challenges to Polarization Mode Dispersion Compensation,” ITCOM conference, InvitedTalk 4870-31, Proc. SPIE, Vol. 4870, pp.214-223, July 2002L.-S. Yan, T. Luo, Q. Yu, Y. Xie, A.E. Willner, K.-M. Ferg, R. Khosravani, J. Rothenberg, “System impact ofgroup-delay ripple in single and cascaded chirped FBGs,” Proc. Conference on Optical Fiber Communication(OFC’02), page 700, 2002R. Khosravani, S. A. Havstad, Y. W. Song, P. Ebrahimi, and A. E. Willner, “Polarization Mode DispersionCompensation in WDM Systems,” IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, Vol. 13 12, pp. 1370 –1372, 2001I. T. Lima, R. Khosravani, P. Ebrahimi, E. Ibragimov, C. R. Menyuk, A. E. Willner, “Comparison ofpolarization mode dispersion emulators,” IEEE Journal of Lightwave Technology, Vol. 19 12 , pp. 1872 –1881, 2001R. Khosravani, B. Hoanca, “Tolerance to Amplitude and Group-Delay Ripple for Systems Using Chirped FiberBragg Grating,” Lasers and Electro-Optics Society, (LEOS 2001), Vol. 1, pp. 22 –23, 2001B. Hoanca, A. E. Willner, R. Khosravani, S. Lee, F. Babian, P. Chou, “Challenges of Coping with PMD in High-Speed WDM Optical Systems,” ITCom conference, Vol. 4532, 2001

R. Khosravani, I.T. Lima Jr., P. Ebrahimi, E. Ibragimov, A.E. Willner, and C.R. Menyuk, “Time and frequencydomain characteristics of Polarization Mode Dispersion Emulators,” IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, Vol. 132, pp. 127 –129, 2001R. Khosravani, and A.E. Willner, “System performance evaluation in terrestrial systems with high polarizationmode dispersion and the effect of chirping,” IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, Vol. 13 4, pp. 296 –298, 2001P. Ebrahimi, M. C. Hauer, Q. Yu, R. Khosravani, D. Gurkan, D.W. Kim, D. W. Lee and A. E. Willner, “Statisticsof Polarization Dependant Gain in Raman Fiber Amplifiers due to PMD,” Proc. Conference on Lasers andElectro-optics (CLEO’01), pp. 143 –144, 2001R. Khosravani, Y. Xie, L.-S. Yan, Y. W. Song, A. E. Willner, and C. R. Menyuk, “Limitations to First-Order PMDCompensation in WDM Systems Due to XPM-Induced PSP Changes,” Proc. Conference on Optical FiberCommunication (OFC’01), paper WAA, 2001R. Khosravani, S. Lee, M.I. Hayee, and A.E. Willner, “Soliton sampling for subcarrier multiplexed transmissionto eliminate dispersion-induced RF power degradation,” IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, Vol. 12 9, pp. 1275-1277, 2000I.T. Lima Jr., R. Khosravani, P. Ebrahimi, E. Ibragimov, A.E. Willner, and C.R. Menyuk, “Polarization ModeDispersion Emulator,” Proc. Conference on Optical Fiber Communication (OFC’00), paper ThB4, 2000R. Khosravani, S. A. Havstad, Y. W. Song, P. Ebrahimi, and A. E. Willner, “Simultaneous PMD compensation ofmultiple WDM channels using a single compensator,” Proc. European Conference on Optical Communication(ECOC 2000), Vol. II(4.2.6), pp. 45-46, 2000R. Khosravani, and A.E. Willner, “Comparison of different modulation formats in terrestrial systems with highpolarization mode dispersion,” Proc. Conference on Optical Fiber Communication (OFC’00), paper WL5, 2000S. Lee, R. Khosravani, J. Peng, V. Grubsky, D.S. Starodubov, A.E. Willner, and J. Feinberg, “Adjustablecompensation of polarization mode dispersion using a high-birefringence nonlinearly chirped fiber Bragg grating,”IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, Vol. 11 10, pp. 1277-1279, 1999R. Khosravani, M.I. Hayee, B. Hoanca, and A.E. Willner, “Reduction of Coherent Crosstalk in WDM Add/DropMultiplexing Nodes by Bit Pattern Misalignment,” IEEE Photonic Technology Letter, Vol. 11 1, pp. 134-136, 1999R. Khosravani, S. Lee, M.I. Hayee, H.Sun, and A.E. Willner, “Soliton sampling for subcarrier multiplexedtransmission to eliminate dispersion-induced RF power degradation,” Proc. Conference on Optical FiberCommunication (OFC’99), paper ThW4, 1999S. Lee, R. Khosravani, J. Peng, and A.E. Willner, V. Grubsky, D.S. Starodubov, and J. Feinberg, “Highbirefringencenonlinearly-chirped fiber Bragg grating for tunable compensation of polarization mode dispersion,”Proc. Conference on Optical Fiber Communication (OFC’99), paper TuS3, 1999R. Khosravani, M.I. Hayee, B. Hoanca, and A.E. Willner, “Reduction of Coherent Cross-talk in WDMAdd/Drop Multiplexing Nodes by Path-Length Misalignment,” Proc. Conference on Lasers and Electro-optics(CLEO’98), paper CMG3, 1998

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGDr. Kwon Joong SonAssistant Professor of Mechanical EngineeringK.J. Son, V. Kartik, J.A. Wickert, M. Sitti, “An Ultrasonic Standing-Wave-Actuated Nano-PositioningWalking Robot: Piezoelectric-Metal Composite Beam Modeling,” Journal of Vibration and Control, 12(12),pp 1293-1309, 2006K.J. Son, R.J. Hernandez, and E.P. Fahrenthold, “Specialized Particle-Element Methods for Orbital DebrisImpact Simulation,” Proceedings of the 5th European Conference on Space Debris, Darmstadt, Germany,March 30-April 2, 2009K.J. Son and E.P. Fahrenthold, “Hybrid Particle-Element Simulation of Body Armor Impact Physics,”Proceedings of the 24th International Symposium on Ballistics, vol. 1, pp. 571-577, New Orleans, LA,September 22-26, 2008K.J. Son, V. Kartik, J.A Wickert and M. Sitti, “A Piezoelectric Unimorph Actuator based PrecisionPositioning Miniature Walking Robot,” Proceedings of IEEE/ASME International Conference on AdvancedIntelligent Mechatronics, Monterey, pp. 176-182, CA, July 2005