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RECONCILIATION HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 56 Linda and Alan McFarland Margery and Ronald McIlwain Timothy and Kara Meyer Mickey and Debra Mikels Mill Creek Golf Club Kristel Miller Ernest and Elizabeth Mills Cathy and Paul Misniak Missionaries of the Precious Blood Robert V. Monfort Richard and Lynette Moyer Mr. Davids Flooring International Doris Myers Odyssey Country Club PEPSIAMERICAS Richard and Sara Pietrzak Ryan Preston Joseph and Melinda Pudlo Janice M. Pyrce and Gary Kagan Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza Regal Palms Resort Riddell Sales Road 600 Co. SJC Athletic Department SJC Baseball SJC <strong>College</strong> Store SJC Housekeeping James and Kris Sakelaris Catherine A. Salyers Sandy Pines Golf Course Robert and Germaine Schenk John G. Shedd Aquarium Bernard and Karen Sieverding Steve and Sherry Sims Debra and Jeff Sizemore Scott and Tina Slobodecki Rev. Jerome P. Stack, C.PP.S. Lenny Stang Rev. William J. Stang, C.PP.S. Peter Stefanak Stunt Dawg Studio Leslie and Kelly Styck Sugar Creek Golf Club Tippecanoe Beverages Scott and Doreen Trowbridge Michael J. Vallone Ron Vanasdlen Village Greens Village Links of Glen Ellyn Regina M. Warfel Peter and Jody Taylor Watkins WGN Radio 720 AM Gladys Wheeler The White House Bed & Breakfast White Sox Baseball Academy Daniel and Cheryl Witty Zigfield Troy Golf Thomas and Lana Zimmer William and Bonnie Zimmer Please report all corrections in this listing to Nick Schafer ’03 at 800.227.1898 or nschafer@saintjoe. edu. There’s more than 1 way to support SJC this year. <strong>College</strong> Fund Planned Gift Fellows Signage/ Wayfinding Project Gifts given by December 31, 2010 qualify for applicable state and federal tax credits. If you would like a copy of your giving history for the 2010 tax year, please request by calling 800.227.1898 or e-mail collegefund@saintjoe.edu. 21st Century Campaign Pledge Learn something new at www.saintjoe.edu/donate. Please report all corrections in this listing to Nick Schafer ’03 at 800.227.1898 or nschafer@saintjoe.edu. 2010 Alpha Lambda Delta inductees. Other
David E. Dixon, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Political Science, compiled the second edition of the U.S. Foreign Policy Reader from Pearson’s Among Nations article collection, April 2010. The reader includes a one-semester student subscription to the journal Foreign Affairs. During May-August 2010, he refereed five manuscripts for the journal Sociology of Religion. Dixon completed biocritical headnotes for sermons by Adam Beittel, Charles Gomillion, Charles Diggs, Edward Allison Cahill, Joseph Armstrong Delaine, John Wesley Durr, James Farmer, Ralph Bunche, William Hodding Carter, Jr., Clarence Jordan, Reinhold Niehbur, Samuel Proctor, and Vincent Gordon Harding. Research for these headnotes includes genealogical research to identify and approach family members who own the currently unpublished intellectual property. Dixon attended panels on religious movements and political parties at the American Political Science Association annual meeting in Washington, D.C., September 2-5, 2010. Fr. Kevin Scalf, C.PP.S., was the retreat director for women religious at the University of St. Mary of the Lake/ Mundelein Seminary in Mundelein, Illinois. The retreat Karen Venditti Notes was entitled “Theology and Spirituality of Selected Texts within the Sermon on the Mount.” Scalf was also the retreat director for men at the Marydale Retreat Center in Northern Kentucky. The retreat was entitled “Biblical Portraits of Masculine Spirituality.” He was the conference presenter for the Northwest Indiana University Leadership Consortium, entitled “Nosce te Ipsum.” Ilicia J. Sprey, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History and Dean of Freshmen, wrote “East Meets West: Contemporary Classroom Challenges in Teaching Cambodian History in World History Courses,” Teachers Across Borders/World History Association. Her paper will be published in the Journal of World History. Sprey reviewed “Daily Life in the Mongol Empire” by George Lane for Sixteenth Century Journal (2010). Sprey was a reviewer for the Department of Education TRIO-SSS grants, Washington, D.C., March 2010, and a reviewer for the Advanced Placement World History Examinations in summer 2010. Karen Venditti, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education, spoke at the International Reading Association 23rd World Congress on Reading in Auckland, New Zealand. The World Congress focused on the theme “Leading and Learning in Literacy.” Venditti’s presentation, “Put Your Nose in a Book,” explained how politicians, schools, businesses and more have joined forces in northwest Indiana to promote community literacy via a red nose initiative for the annual “Time Out For Reading” event held each October. Venditti serves on the board of the Northwest Indiana Literacy Coalition and is involved in the International Reading Association. William A. White, Ph.D., Professor of History, was a reader for the ninth year of Advanced Placement U.S. History essays for the Educational Testing Service June 1–8 in Louisville, Kentucky. White was nominated and served as a participant in a national study conducted by the Educational Policy Improvement Center that was designed to evaluate the Common Core Standards, which have been recently adopted by more than 30 states. Lana Zimmer, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education, presented a paper at the American Association for the Advancement of Curriculum Studies Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado, April 27-29, 2010, entitled “The Power of Place: Confronting the Crisis of Global Sustainability through Critical Place-Based Curriculum.” Zimmer attended the American Educational Research Association’s Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado, April 30-May 4, 2010. This year’s theme was “Understanding Complex Ecologies in a Changing World.” Zimmer participated in a Pre-AERA seminar entitled “EcoJustice and Environmental Educators in Conversation” on April 30, 2010. FACuLTY NOTES 57 RECONCILIATION
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