Rinita Dalan, Anthropology and Earth Science, will present two papers at the Society for American Archaeology meetings in Honolulu, Hawaii during the week of April 1. The first paper, “Archaeological Prospection Advances for Non-Destructive Investigations: Contributions of the National Park Service Workshop”, was co-authored by Rinita Dalan, Steven L. De Vore, and Bruce Bevan.
Steve Grineski, STL, co-edited “Talking about race: Alleviating the fear” published by Stylus Publishing, with author,consultant, and teacher Julie Landsman; and Robert Simmons III, Assistant Professor in the School of Education at Loyola University Maryland, and associated faculty member of African and African American studies.
Rinita Dalan, Anthropology and Earth Science, has a chapter (Geophysical Exploration of Gardens, by Bruce Bevan and Rinita Dalan) in the recently published (2013) Sourcebook for Garden Archaeology, edited by Amina-Aicha Malek (2013, Peter Lang Publishers, Bern). This volume was published with the financial support of the Fondation des Parcs et Jardins de France.
Mary Stone, School of Business, presented her paper entitled “Performance Differences Between Online and Traditional Students in Principles of Accounting” at the Midwest Business Administration Association International annual meeting in February 2013. The research provided support for Simonson et al’s (1999) Equivalency Theory by comparing the course assessment scores for the two groups of students.
Dr. Paul Sando, Associate Professor of Geography, has been invited and accepted to present at the Canadian Transportation Research Forum’s annual meeting, June 10-12, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. His presentation/article is titled, “Railroads, Adaptability, Competition and the Shuttle Train (or Food, Crude, and the Railroads).” The focus of the research on the railroad’s addition of large oil movements out of […]