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60 Faculty Matters Summer 2012 scholarshipspotlight honoraria recipients continued from page 59 University of Phoenix Faculty Presentation Honoraria awarded from January to March 2012 Thomas R. Old of Boise, Idaho, for The Human Side of Project Management. Presented at the Ada County Employers Association. Scott Pelking of El Paso, Texas, for Preparing for Court: An Ethical and Practical Approach. Presented at NMMHCA’s December ethics training. Alice Prince of St. Louis, Missouri, for Working with Workforce Investment— Breaking Barriers With At-Risk Youth. Presented at the International Journal of Arts & Sciences Conference: European Conference for Academic Disciplines. Bruce J. Puma Jr. of Albuquerque, New Mexico, for Transfers of Jurisdiction (New UAGHA Law) & the Use of Temporary Restraining Orders.Presented at the First Annual Guardianship Summer Symposium: Guardianship, Sex & Marriage: The Complexity of Decision Making. Troy J. Rodgers, Psy.D., of Albuquerque, New Mexico, for Introduction to Crisis Response Training: What is Mental Health Certification, CIT, and CNT? Presented at the First Crisis Response Training Summit Conference. PUBLICATION Honoraria Recipients Jinan Banna New York, NY Manuel Hernandez Fajardo, PR Susanne J. Danis Pembroke Pines, FL Bert H. Hoff Seattle, WA James W. Davis Tucson, AZ Nicholette Leanza Cleveland, OH Lugene Rosen of Stanton, California, for Let it Bleed: Blood as Subversive Ritual and Symbol in Supernatural. Presented at the Southwest Texas Popular Culture and America Culture Association’s 33rd Annual Conference. Barbara Rossow of Placitas, New Mexico, for Educational Workshop. Presented at Marie Hughes Elementary School. Bronwyn Scott of Seattle, Washington, for The Effects of Gorse on Soil Properties, and Possible Management Implications. Presented at the Pacific Northwest Invasive Plant Council: Gorse in Threatened Coastal Habitats Applied Research Workshop. Sherrie Segovia of Long Beach, California, for Infidelity: Precursor to Inter-Parental Violence. Presented at the NEXUS XVI Training Conference: Violence Within the Home and its Effect on Children. And, for Violence Prevention for Pregnant and Parenting Adolescents at Hope Street Family Center. Presented at the Fourth Annual Violence-Free Teens Conference: Cultivating Connections–Empowering Youth & Adult Allies to End Relationship Violence. And, for What About You? Managing Your Stress While Working with Children and their Families. Presented at the 2012 California Head Start Association Conference. Debra Smith of Norman, Oklahoma, for The Horror! Stories from the Trenches. Presented at EPA/RVIPA 27th Annual Pretreatment Workshop. Jack Dowling Downingtown, PA Cheryl Lentz Las Vegas, NV Mikel Del Rosario Roseville, CA David J. McGarva Woodland Hills, CA Kristene Diggins Waxhaw, NC Ryan T. Miller Salt Lake City, UT Burke Sorenson, Ph.D., of Sandy, Utah, for Digital Humanities: What’s all the Buzz About? Presented at the Humanities Education and Research Association 2012 Conference. And, for Dummies Guide to Hybrid Courses. Presented at the Utah Coalition for Educational Technology Annual Conference. Phil Stella of Mayfield Village, Ohio, for Taking the Pain out of Sales Pitches.Presented at the COSE Small Business Conference. And, for COSE SBC Speaker Orientation Panel, speaker training. And, for Finding Your Voice: Optimizing Your Presentation Skills. Presented at the Wean Foundation Fifth Annual Nonprofit Summit. Christine Thompson, Ed.D., of Gallatin, Tennessee, for The More Hands The Better: An Inclusive Reading Model for EL Students. Presented at TNTESOL 2012 Annual Meeting and Conference. Phillip Tobias of Okemos, Michigan, for Designing, Developing, and Delivering Training. Presented at LESA/ASSE Meeting. Jeffrey M. Wallmann of Las Vegas, Nevada, for The Meme Machine: Politics, Culture, and Consilience. Presented at the Far West Popular & American Culture Associations 24th Annual Conference. Gaston Weisz, Psy.D., of Plainview, New York, for Culturally Responsive Schools and Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. Presented at the 2011 New York Association of School Psychologists Conference. Kathy A. Welch-Martin of West Lafayette, Indiana, for What’s Math Got To Do With It? Presented at the Indiana Council of Teachers of Mathematics Fall Conference. Jay Familant Germantown, ME Kurpad Murthy Bartlett, IL Jim H. Hillman Greenwood, IN Manes Pierre, Woodbridge, VA
Katharine S. West of Covina, California, for Picturing Quality: The Art of Displaying Data Visually. Presented at the National Association of Healthcare Quality 36th Annual Educational Conference. And for Global Connections: Integrating Theory to Practice in Professional Nursing Science Using the Artinian Intersystem Model. Presented at the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing 41st Biennial Convention. Michael N. Widener, J.D., of Phoenix, Arizona, for Reflections on Leasing Vacant Tracts for Solar Power Generation. Presented at Real Property Section – Southern Counties Luncheon. Melissa Williams, D.M., of Phoenix, Arizona, for The Employee Perspective of Elected Leaders’ Management. Presented at the First Annual College of Social Sciences Research and Scholarship Symposium. Richard Zapal of Savannah, Georgia, for Safety and Security. Presented at the Savannah Area Board of Realtors. University of Phoenix Faculty Publication Honoraria awarded from January to March 2012 Jinan Banna, Ph.D., of New York, New York, for Assessing Face Validity of a Physical Activity Questionnaire for Spanish-Speaking Women in California. Published in the Journal of Extension. And for Functional Weight Loss – Nutritionist Reviews. Published on 999diet.com. Roger Daene of Vicksburg, Michigan, for Colonel Patrick O’Rorke: Unsung Hero of Little Round Top. Published on MilitaryHistoryOnline.com. Burke Sorenson, Sandy, UT Christine Thompson Gallatin,, TN Michael N. Widener, Phoenix, AZ David D’Onofrio of Dearborn Heights, Michigan, for Dichotomy in the Definition of Prescriptive Information Suggests Both Prescribed Data and Prescribed Algorithms: Biosemiotics Applications in Genomic Systems. Published in Theoretical Biology and Medical Modeling. Susanne J. Danis of Pembroke Pines, Florida, for Minimize Words, Maximize Impact with Simple Graphics. Published in American Nurse Today. James W. Davis, Ph.D., of Tucson, Arizona, for Persuading Library Use in Technologically Structured Individuals. Published in Library Hi Tech. Jack Dowling of Downingtown, Pennsylvania, for Chemical and Biological Security on Campus. Published in The Clipboard. Mikel Del Rosario of Roseville, California, for The Accessible Apologetics Workbook: Five Lessons for Everyday Defenders of the Faith. Kristene Diggins, DNP, of Waxhaw, North Carolina, for Moral Courage, and Privileged Trust. Published on journalofchristiannursing. com. And for One Appointment, Two Patients, and Rethinking Retail. Published on reflectiononnursingleadership.org. Jay Familant, Ph.D., of Germantown, Maryland, for Two Way Street: Advice for Job Seekers and Employers. Published in Proven Beyond the Process. Aaron Gershonowitz of West Hempstead, New York, for Does the Supreme Court’s Burlington Northern Decision Require Reconsideration of the Aceto Line of ‘Arranger’ Liability Cases? Published in the University of Baltimore Law Review. Thomas M. Woodruff Georgetown, TX facultymatters.com Saman Hassan, Ed.D., of Louisville, Kentucky, for Role-modeling Proactive Leadership. Published in SPELT Quarterly. Lillie M. Hibbler-Britt, Ph.D., of Charlotte, North Carolina, for River Voices: Breaking the Silence, A Social Political View of Issues Affecting the African American Community Through Commentary, Poetry and Photography. Jim H. Hillman of Greenwood, Indiana, for Franklin: Images of America. Manuel Hernandez of Fajardo, Puerto Rico, for The Legacy of Piri Thomas, and Focusing on the Needs of Latino Students. Published in PRTESOL-GRAM: A Publication of the Puerto Rico Teachers of English to Speakers of Other-Languages. Bert H. Hoff, J.D., of Seattle, Washington for National Study: More Men than Women Victims of Intimate Partner Physical Violence, Psychological Aggression.Published in MenWeb online journal. Bruce Hunter of Spring, Texas, for The 7 Deadly Sins of Resource Management: How to Find and Fix Costly Drains on Your Business and Create a Change Ready Organization. Nicholette Leanza of Clevland, Ohio, for NeuroCounseling: Simple Therapeutic Interventions for Rewiring the Maladaptive Brain, and for Mirror, Mirror in the Brain: The Biology of How We Connect to Others. Published in PsychCentral: Learn. Share. Grow. Cheryl Lentz, DM, of Las Vegas, Nevada, for The Consumer Learner: Emerging Expectations of a Customer-Service Mentality in Post-Secondary Education. Jane Lillestol, Ph.D., of Alexandria, Minnesota, for The LQ3: A New Paradigm in 21st Century Leader Decision Making. Jim Lyons of Boise, Idaho, for Observations: Looking Ahead and Enjoying Coming Full Circle in the Research/Analyst World. Published in The Hard Copy Observer. 61 continued on page 62
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