Olaniyi Iyiola, Mathematics Department, had a paper published: “Strong convergence result for proximal split feasibility problem in Hilbert spaces,” co-authored with Yekini Shehu from Institute of Mathematics, University of Wurzburg, Germany, published in Optimization: A Journal of Mathematical Programming and Operations Research.
Layna Cole and Erin Gillett, School of Teaching and Learning, presented a paper at the fall conference of the National Association of Early Childhood Teacher Educators in Washington, D.C. Their paper was titled, “Inside-Outside: Supporting Teachers ‘Doing’ Early Literacy with Infants and Toddlers.”
CADT film professor, Anthony Adah, presented a paper, “Indigenous Blogging: Patterns and Functions,” at the Midwest Popular Culture/American Popular Culture Conference (Oct 11-13). The paper examined common themes and rhetorical styles of blogs dealing with representations of Indigenous peoples in films from Canada, New Zealand and the USA.
School of Business accounting faculty Sheri Erickson and Mary Stone and Dean Marsha Weber co-authored the paper “Crisis Communication in the Banking Industry: Countrywide’s Use of Image Restoration Strategies” published in volume 16 of “Advances in Public Interest Accounting.” This case study analyzes Countrywide Financial’s responses to its financial crisis and illustrates the use of communication theory and image restoration […]
The paper “Sex-Based Salary Disparity and the Uses of Multiple Regression for Definition and Remediation” by Magdalene H. Chalikia, Psychology Department, and Verlin B. Hinsz (Psychology Department, NDSU) has been accepted for publication in Current Psychology. The paper will first appear online at the end of October, and in hard version later in November 2013.