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HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

2012-2013

AFRICANA-WORLD STUDIES

Nina Jemmott, Acting Chair

BOOKS

LAWRENCE MBOGONI. Aspects of Colonial Tanzania History (2013) and Human Sacrifice

and the Supernatural in African History (2013).

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ANTHROPOLOGY

Maria Villar, Chair

REFEREED PAPERS THOMAS GUNDLING. “Stand and be Counted: The Neo-Darwinian Synthesis and the Ascension of

Bipedalism as an Essential Hominid Synapomorphy.” History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences. 34 (2012): 185-210. Print.

MARIA KROMIDAS. “Affiliation or appropriation?: Crossing and the politics of race amongst children in New York City.” Childhood: A Journal Of Global Child Research 19.3 (2012): 317-331. Print.

BALMURLI NATRAJAN. “Punctuated Solidarities: Caste and Left Politics.” Economic and Political Weekly 48.6 (2013): 16-19. Print.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS MARIA VILLAR. “The Teacher’s Desk.” Living City Magazine (Monthly Column, 2008-present) JURIED PRESENTATIONS MARIA KROMIDAS. “Towards critical cosmopolitanism in education.” Education for Diversities

Conference, University of Helsinki, Finland, October 2012. BALMURLI NATRAJAN. “Is Caste Ethnicity and Why Does It Matter? On Heterophobic and Heterophilic Casteism and Anti-Casteism.” Conference on Ethical Futures: Dialogues On State, Society

And Ethical Existence, International Center for Ethnic Studies, Colombo, May 2013. INVITED LECTURES MARIA KROMIDAS. “The savage child and the nature of race: Post-human Interventions.” Humanities and

Social Science Faculty Research Forum, WPUNJ, Wayne, February 2013. BALMURLI NATRAJAN. “Meanings, Beliefs, Experience: Incorporating Socio‐cultural Context of Health and

Illness.” Conference on Caring for South Asian Families: Maternal and Child Health Issues in Clinical Practice, UMDNJ, Rutgers University, Newark, April 11, 2013.

“Political economy of Development in India,” Department of Urban Studies and Displacement Action and Research Network, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, May 8, 2013.

WORKSHOPS MARIA VILLAR. “Building a Renewed Humanity in Higher Education,” EXPO2013, Chicago Sheraton, April

2013. COMMUNITY SERVICE JOANN CUNNIGHAM. W.E.B. DuBois Scholar Institute Fund Committee, Princeton, New Jersey. BALMURLI NATRAJAN. American Anthropological Association’s Committee for Minority Issues.

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ENGLISH

Ian Marshall, Chair

BOOKS MARINA BUDHOS. Tell Us We’re Home, a young adult novel, Scholastic Book Club. [Rpt.] Sugar Changed the World, Matichon Books, Thailand. EDWARD BURNS. The Letters of Gertrude Stein and Carl Van Vechten (revised ed., New York:

Columbia University Press, May 2013). ALICE DEAKINS. Complex Connections: Mothers and Daughters Across Culture. Rebecca Lockridge

and Helen Sterk, co-editors. University Press of America (2012). JOHN PARRAS. Dangerous Limbs: Prose Poems & Flash Fictions , chapbook, Kattywompus Press,

2012. REFEREED ARTICLES PHOEBE JACKSON. “Elizabeth Strout.” American Writers Supplement, Vol. XXIII. ed. by Jay Parini.

NY: Charles Scribners and Sons (2013) 273-287. RAJENDER KAUR. “The Vexed Issue of Peasant Passivity: Nationalist Discourse and the Debate on Peasant

Resistance in Literary Representations of the Bengal Famine.” Journal of Postcolonial Writing, December 2012, 1-13.

"The Komagata Maru in History and Literary Narrative: Cultural Memory, Representation, and Social Justice. " South Asian Popular Culture, 10:1 (2012), 1-15.

“South Asian Realism and its Futures” in South Asian Review, 31:2, 1-28, co-authored with Rashmi Bhatnagar, July 2012.

“Realism, Indian Literature, and World Literature: An Interview with S. P. Mohanty” conducted with Rashmi Bhatnagar, forthcoming, South Asian Review, 31:2, July 2012. [translated since then into Hindi and Telugu, and partial translation into Oriya].

[Rpt.] “Indian Literature to World Literature” Forums: The Global South Cultural Dialogue Project. globalsouthproject.cornell.edu/from-indian-literature-to-world-literat...

[Rpt.] short Hindi version in Alochana and in Pratilipi: A Bilingual Literary Journal, December 2012.

[Rpt.] “Realism, Indian Literature, and World Literature: A Conversation with Satya P. Mohanty” in Journal of Contemporary Thought, Number 35, Summer 2012, 11-34.

"Embodying Resistance, Enforcing Obedience: Mother Daughter Relationships in Manju Kapur’s Difficult Daughters" in Mother Daughter Communications: Connections, Tensions, Transitions ed. Helen Sterk and Alice Deakins, University Press of America; July 2012.

BRIAN Ò BROIN. "Siombalachas, Fíorú, agus Teoiric in Idir Shúgradh agus Dáiríre le Máirtín Ó Cadhain" ("Symbolism, Figuration, and Theory in Máirtín Ó Cadhain's Idir Shúgradh agus Dáiríre"). New Hibernia Review 16.3 (2012). 115-132

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"The Changing Irish Language Demographic", Multilingual April/May 2013. 24-28. LIANE ROBERTSON. “A Theory of Prior Knowledge and its Role in College Composers’ Transfer

of Knowledge and Practice.” Composition Forum. Carbondale, IL, special issue, published August 26, 2012. Journal Article.

CREATIVE EXPRESSION SUSAN LAGO. “Swimming in the Lake,” short story, Prime Number Magazine, Issue 23/July-

September 2012. TIMOTHY LIU. “A Requiem for the Homeless Spirits.” Asian American Literary Review, v3n1, 2012. “Three Poems.” Four Way Review, n2, 2012. “With Cherubim and a Flaming Sword.” Green Mountains Review, v25n1, 2012. “Four Poems.” Smartish Pace, n20, 2012. “The Crisis.” Witness, v24n1, Spring 2013. “Two Poems.” Passion and Pride: Poets in Support of Equity. Moon Pie Press, 2012. “His Body Like Christ.” Lit from Inside: 40 Years of Poetry. Alice James Books, 2013. “Four Poems.” The New American Poetry of Engagement. McFarland & Company, 2012. “Sonnet 23.” The Sonnets: Translating and Rewriting Shakespeare. Telephone Books, 2012. “My First Poetic Mentor Was a Welshman.” Who’s Yer Daddy. Terrace Books, 2012. N. WEST MOSS. “The Pie Case,” short fiction, Blotter Magazine, North Carolina

(http://www.blotterrag.com). CHARLOTTE NEKOLA. Visual Poetry: From “The Pure Products of America Go Crazy” Series:

New Era Gallery, Vinalhaven, Maine: “Liora’s Lost Shoe,” “Space Available,” “La Morena,” “Orange Body and Mind,” August-October, 2012

“Orange Body and Mind” May 2013, New Era Gallery, Vinalhaven, Maine. STEPHEN NEWTON. “A Very Hostile Place,” “Under the Stars,” “Men Talking About His Wife,”

“How the Bills Get Paid,” “Noodles by a Mountain Stream,” poems Downtown Brooklyn: A Journal of Writing #22 2013.

“Morning Dinosaurs,” poem, Garbanzo Literary Journal #2, Spring/Summer 2013. “Decade Dance in a Drag Knuckle Bar,” (memoir/creative nonfiction), Southern Reader: An Online

Magazine About Life in the South, Spring/Summer 2013. “Tolkien fans wait and worry about ‘Hobbit’ movie,” (quoted in article after phone interview with

reporter), NorthJersey.com, March, 2013. “Tennessee Ghosts,” (essay/memoir) The Old Weird South, (prose collection) Fall 2012. BRIAN Ò BROIN. "Villanelle don Imirceach," Poem, ("The Emigrant's Villanelle"), Comhar,

October 2012. A monthly column in www.beo.ie, Irish Language Press. JOHN PARRAS. “emoticon”, short story, Salmagundi, Summer 2012. CHRISTOPHER SALERNO. SPACES Magazine. “12:52PM * 9/30/12 * WTHDRWL.” May, 2013. Laurel Review. “Six poems from ATM.” May, 2013. Missouri. Sixth Finch. “What I Tried Knighting.” Winter, 2013. www.sixthfinch.com/salerno1.html Lamplighter Magazine. “From Minimum Heroic.” Fall 2012. With Interview. NJ InDigest Magazine. “From ATM.” 1/10/2012. Web poetry feature with text and Mp3. Fence Magazine. “Five poems from ATM.” Winter, 2012. New York. Selections from Minimum Heroic. Mississippi Review 30th Anniversary Anthology 2012. Miss.

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NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS AND BOOK REVIEWS MARINA BUDHOS. “We’re Ready for Immigration Reform: A Novelist’s Perspective,” The

Huffington Post (February 4, 2013) BRAD GOOCH. Whispers of Love: One Man's Quest to Translate the Great Poetry of Persia.”

Newsweek/Tne Daily Beast. March 4, 2013. RAJENDER KAUR. Review of Chandani Lokuge’s Softly as I Leave You. Melbourne: Arcadia Press,

2011 in Transnational Literature, 5:2, May 2013. BRIAN Ó BROIN. Review of David Finnegan et al., The Flight of the Earls/Imeacht na nIarlaí

(Guildhall Press, Derry) in Sixteenth Century Journal (in press). Review of A.J. Fletcher, Late Medieval Popular Preaching in Britain and Ireland: Texts, Studies, and

Interpretations (Turnhout, Belgium: Brepols, 2010) Eolas: Journal of the American Society of Irish Medieval Studies 4 (2012).

Review of Mac Cóil, Liam, An Chlairseach Agus an Choroin. H-Albion, H-Net Reviews.September, 2012.

Feature Article, "Mífhortún Mitt" ("Mitt's Misfortune"), Comhar, October 2012. 7-9. Feature Article, "Obama in Athuair" ("Obama Again"), Comhar, December 2012. 12-14. JOHN PARRAS. “Twitter Mind: On Jennifer Egan’s ‘Black Box’”, critical essay, Rain Taxi, Fall 2012. MARTHA WITT. Review of “My Brilliant Friend,” The Literary Review, spring 2012. JURIED PRESENTATIONS JUDITH BROOME. “Imaginary Canada,” 48th Comparative Literature Conference, California State

University-Long Beach, April 2013 PHOEBE JACKSON. “Teaching Literature in the De-centered Classroom: The Online Experience,”

Modern Language Association, Boston, MA, January 2013. “Shifting Definitions of Motherhood in Elizabeth Strout’s Fiction,” Society for the Study of

American Women Writers, Denver, CO, October 2012 RAJENDER KAUR. Mapping the Geography of Early South Asian America: A Search for Lost

Histories” American Literature Association Conference, Boston, May 25-27, 2013. “Documents of Dissent: Reading Race and Resistance in Slave and Lascar Petitions of Colonial

America” at the 13th South Asian Literary Association Conference, Boston, January 2-3, 2013.

“Reading Left Politics and Aesthetics: Ideology and Ambivalence in the literature of the Bengal Famine of 1943” at the Modern Languages Association ( MLA) Conference, January 3-6, Boston 2013.

MATTHEW KENDRICK. "Shakespeare's Polyphonic Afterlife: the Case of Kill Shakespeare". The Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association Conference Presentation. October 2012.

"Skill, Labor, and Theatrical Value in The Tempest" The Shakespeare Association of America. Conference Presentation, March 2013.

"The (Very) Long Sixteenth Century: Expanding the Boundaries of Working Class Studies". The Working Class Studies Association of America. Conference Presentation, June 2013.

SUSAN LAGO. Poster Presentation, “Humanizing Technology,” Plainsboro, New Jersey, November 29, 2012.

TIMOTHY LIU. Panel presentation: “Writing the Love Poem.” AWP Conference, Boston, March 9,

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2013. MAUREEN MARTIN. The Non-Mother as Ideal Mother in Eliot’s Romola,” presented at the 2013

Northeast Modern Language Association Convention, Boston MA, March, 2013. LIANE ROBERTSON. “Connecting Content and Transfer in Teaching Writing Across Contexts.”

South Atlantic Modern Language Association Conference. Raleigh-Durham, NC: November, 2012.

“The Arc of Transfer: The Gateway from Novice to Expert.” Conference on College Composition and Communication, Las Vegas, NV, March 2013.

“Writing and Learning in General Education.”Elon/AAC&U Research Seminar on Writing and the Question of Transfer, Elon University, Elon NC, June 2013.

CHRISTOPHER SALERNO. Panel presentation, Born Again: The New Rise of University Literary Journals. Panel Presenter. AWP Conference, Boston, MA. March 5th 2013.

An Amplifier for Orpheus: Sound Effects in Lyric Poetry. Lecture/Workshop delivered at the WPUNJ Spring Writers Conference. April 17th, 2013.

BARBARA SUESS. The “precisely parallel” Barbarities of Vivisection and Slavery: The West Indies and Frances Power Cobbe’s Activism” presented at the Caribbean Irish Connections Conference in Barbados in November 2012.

“Bodily Integrities: Frances Power Cobbe’s Environmental Ethics” presented at the American Conference for Irish Studies International Meeting in Chicago in April 2013.

MARTHA WITT. American Writing Programs (AWP): Managed the table and coordinated graduate students to advertise William Paterson’s MFA program to potential students

“The Translator as Fictional Character”; SCLA, Paris, France, July 2013. NON-JURIED PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED LECTURES MARINA BUDHOS. Common Core Workshop, BOCES, Pine Valley, NY August 29-30, 2012 Common Core Workshop, BOCES, Buffalo, NY—January 23, 2013 “Sugar Changed the World” author event, Lesley University, September 24, 2012 Hawthorne High School—Bookstore Event, November 14, 2012 Hosting of Author Events at Words Bookstore, Maplewood, NJ: D.T. Max (October 20, 2012); Anne

Korkeakivi (Nov 2, 2012); Christina Baker Kline, (May 31, 2013) Author Visit, United Nations International School, New York, NY, April 29, 2013 Author Visit, John G. Borden Middle School, Wallkill, NY, May 1, 2013 PHIL CIOFFARI. Presentation at the WPU Living Writers’ Series Invited speaker at the Italian American Writers Association in NYC on 5/11/13. Featured lecturer at the Killer Nashville Writers Conference, 8/25, 26/13 in Nashville, TN. Invited lecturer, and presenter of my film, at CW Post College in November, 2013. Invited lecturer at Siena College in Loudonville, NY on 3/20/13. BRAD GOOCH. Panelist, Speaker. “Writers on Writers,” The 31st Annual Key West Literary

Seminar, January 18, 19, 20, 21, 1983. Key West, Florida. Speaker. “Looking for Rumi in Tajikistan” American Corner, New National Library. March 19,

2013. Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Panelist. “New York School” as part of Symposium on Larry Rivers, with Eileen Miles, Daniel Kane,

moderated by Marvin Taylor. Fales Library and Special Collections, NYU. March 29, 1983. PHOEBE JACKSON. Humanities Honor Colloquium: 20th Century and Its Discontents taught by

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John Peterman and Krista O’Donnell of WPU. RAJENDER KAUR. History, Community, and Diasporic Subnationalisms: The Komagata Maru in

Anita Rau Badami’s Can You Hear the Nightbird Call? at “Charting Imperial Itineraries, 1914-2014:

TIMOTHY LIU. Poetry readings. 09/20/2012 Museum of Chinese in the Americas, New York, NY. 10/13/2012 Dodge Poetry Festival, Newark, NJ. 12/02/2012 Le Poisson Rouge, New York, NY. 03/09/2013 AWP Conference, Boston, MA. 04/07/2013 Bureau of General Services Queer Division, New York, NY. 04/27/2013 Monmouth County Library, Eastern Branch, Shrewsbury, NJ. IAN MARSHALL. Workshop facilitator, Bernard L. Schwartz Institute for Communication, Baruch

College, CUNY, NY, May 31, 2013. N. WEST MOSS. Workshop Facilitator, WPU Spring Writer’s Conference, April 2013. BRIAN Ó BROIN. Featured speaker, forthcoming television documentary "Dhá Gharraí Mháire"

("Máire's Two Fields"), on TG4 (National Television Network, Ireland), discussing Irish life in New York City in the nineteenth century.

Presenter, "Establishing Criteria for Recognizing new Irish-Speaking Communities in light of 2012 Gaeltacht Legislation". Conference of theNorth American Association of Celtic Language Teachers (NAACLT), Ottawa, May 2013

Speaker, "How did the Irish Saints' Lives Picture Early Irish Monasteries?" International Congress of Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI, May 2013.

Speaker, "Stíleanna in Cré na Cille – Rómánsúlacht agus Bíoblacht" ("Styles in [the novel] Cré na Cille")

JOHN PARRAS. Conference Panel Chair, Experimental Fiction Today, Associated Writing Programs Conference, Boston, March 2013.

Campus Presentation, Reading of Creative Work, Living Writers Series, April 4, 2013. DONNA PERRY. Presentation, “Writing-Intensive Courses in the Undergraduate Core Curriculum.”

American Association of Colleges and Universities General Education and Assessment Conference. Boston, Massachusetts, March 1, 2013.

CHRISTOPHER SALERNO. WPUNJ Spring Writers Conference Reading. Atrium Auditorium. April 17th, 2013.

Bennington Writing Seminars Series, Cornelia Street Café, NY, NY. Nov. 12 2012. Emory University Bookstore, Atlanta, GA. November 8, 2012. MARTHA WITT. “Broken As Things Are and the Pedagogy of Creative Writing,” Westfield

University, Westfield, MA, April 24th-25th, 2013. WORKS FORTHCOMING, IN PROGRESS, AND UNDER CONSIDERATION JUDITH BROOME “A Harder Name than Thoughtlessness”: Intimate Violence in Eighteenth-

Century Law and Literature”. Book Project. “Imagining Portugal in Eighteenth-Century Britain”, Article Rev. of Barrett Kalter, Modern Antiques: The Material Past in England, 1660-1780 (Bucknell UP,

2012) The Scriblerian, Spring 2014. MARINA BUDHOS “The Depot,” in Strangely Beloved: Calcutta, The City, ed. Nilanjana Gupta,

Raintree Press.

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“Connections,” in Initiation, ed by Marc Aronson & Charles Smith, Candlewick Press. “The End of Everything”: A Memoir. “Sweetness,” a novel. “Freefall,” a novel-in-process. EDWARD BURNS Questioning Minds: The Letters of Hugh Kenner and Guy Davenport. A multi-

volume book. PHILIP CIOFFARI Two book reviews, Paterson Literary Review #41, forthcoming. Untitled novel Untitled Short Stories BRAD GOOCH Rumi: A Biography, under contract to Harper-Collins. Book Project. LINDA HAMALIAN Untitled Article. “On the Friendship between Kay Boyle and Caresse Crosby.” Untitled Autobiographical novel. PHOEBE JACKSON “Writing in Online Courses: Disciplinary Differences.” Co-edited with

Christopher Weaver. Under contract at Indiana University of Pennsylvania Press/Hampton Press. Book Project.

“Co-Creators of Knowledge: Teaching Literature Online.” in “Writing in Online Courses: Disciplinary Differences” ed. by Phoebe Jackson and Christopher Weaver. Under contract at Indiana University of Pennsylvania Press/Hampton Press. Book Chapter.

RAJENDER KAUR “On the Blurry Edges of the Republic: Violence and Terror in Siddhartha Deb’s An Outline of the Republic” article in progress to be submitted to Journal of Commonwealth Literature, June 2013.

“Marking History, Tracing Diasporic Sikh Subnationalism and Subjectivity in Anita Rau Badami’s Can you Hear the Nightbird Call?” inquiry to South Asian Popular Culture Journal. Article.

“Lamenting a Lost Cultural Imaginary: Lahore and Amritsar in Manju Kapur’s Difficult Daughters” Modern Languages Association Conference, Chicago, January 9-12, 2014.

“Unmooring the Komagata Maru,” a two-day workshop currently scheduled for May 17th and 18th 2014 to be held at the Surrey Art Gallery, in British Columbia Canada.

“South Asians Mobilize: The Bellingham Riots and the Labor History of Early South Asian immigrants to North America” to be submitted to Journal of Asian American Studies, Article.

“The Curious case of Sick Keesar: Documents of Dissent in Early Colonial America” to be developed and submitted to a research journal, Article.

Mapping Pre-1965 South Asian America, Book Project. The Bengal Famine, Book Project. MATTHEW KENDRICK Untitled revision of Dissertation. Book Project. "The Politics and Poetics of Embodiment in Gerrard Winstanley's Digger Writings" (Summer

2013). Article. The South Central Review "Humoralism and Poverty in Jonson's Every Man in his Humour" (Fall

2013). Article. Marx and Freud: Great Shakespeareans Vol. 10, Bartolovich, Crystal, David Hillman, and Jean E.

Howard, eds. Review. TIMOTHY LIU “Kingdom Come,” novel. IAN MARSHALL “Whiteness in Early American Modernism,” Book Project. MAUREEN MARTIN “George Eliot,” article. Robert Louis Stevenson, Book or article Project. N. WEST MOSS “Beautiful Mom,” The Westchester Review, Short Story. “Eagle View Haven”. The Blue Lake Review, Short Story.

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“An Apple in the Dirt” The Blotter, short story. CHARLOTTE NEKOLA “Femmes Fatales and the Can-Do Girl,” Excess and Everyday Wear, Habits

of Being, Volume 4, University of Minnesota Press, forthcoming 2014. Article, “Curse of the Corsage,” Volume 4, University of Minnesota Press, forthcoming 2014. Visual poetry. “Pure Products of America Series”; new ART research on Women and Work in Film and the Hays

Censorship Code. Article or Book project. BRIAN Ó BROIN The Navigatio Brendani ("Voyage of Brendan"), Translation. “The ailithrech ("pilgrim") phenomenon in Irish saints' lives”. Resubmitting to Eolas, the Irish

medieval studies journal. Article Revision, “On Child Acquisition of Irish morphology”. The Linguistics journal Teanga. Article Revision. “An analysis of the short stories of the writer Pádraic Breathnach”. Conference proceedings

volume, "Infant and Toddler Acquisition of Irish Morphology" / "Insealbhú Teanga i Linbh agus Naionáin"

in Proceedings of the Thirteenth International Conference on Gaelic Linguistics (University of Ulster,

"A Statistical Analysis of the Irish-Speaking Population of North America" / "Anailís ar Phobal Labhartha agus Spriocphobail Labhartha na Gaeilge i Meiriceá Thuaidh" in Research and Teaching of the Irish Language in North America the Next 20 years (Conference Proceedings), Ottawa, Canada.

JOHN PARRAS “Biography of the Artist,” Post Road Magazine Song of Magsaysay. A nouvella, DONNA PERRY “Marmee Knows Best: The Little Women Phenomenon.” Book Project. LIANE ROBERTSON “Writing Across Contexts: Transfer, Composition, and Cultures of Writing.”

Utah State Press, Logan UT, March 2014. Book Project. ROBERT C. ROSEN “Class and the College Classroom: Essays on Teaching,” August 29, 2013 by

Bloomsbury Academic. Book Project. "Class Fictions: Reading and Writing About Literature and Social Class". Book Project. CHRISTOPHER SALERNO “The Talking Forcefield,” full-length collection of poems. ROSA SOTO “Border Vigilantes: Minutemen.” Encyclopedia of Latino Issues Today. (January, 2014. “The Mexican ‘Outlaw’: Jimmy Smits ‘American’”. Article. BARBARA SUESS “Scientific Discourse, Irish Nationalism, and Non-fiction Prose”. Book Project. “The West Indies, Embodiment, and Frances Power Cobbe’s Anti-Slavery Activism,” Article. “Frances Power Cobbe: Ethnicities, Ethics, and Anti-Slavery Activism,” Article. “Francis Cobbe’s anti-slavery activism,” Conference Paper. The Ireland, Slavery, Anti-slavery,

Empire Symposium, University College Dublin, October 2013 “A Leprechaun on the Veldt: The Irish Trickster in The Story of an African Farm,” Article. CHRISTOPHER WEAVER “Writing Online: Disciplinary Differences,” co-edited with Phoebe

Jackson. Book Project. MARTHA WITT “Pirandello, Six Characters in Search of an Author.” Translation. “The Last Good Egg.” A novel. “The Particulars.” A novel. GRANTS AND AWARDS MARINA BUDHOS New Jersey Arts Grant in Prose for the novel manuscript, “Sweetness.” Artist residency at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts for June-July, 2013.

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N. WEST MOSS Writing Fellowship, Virginia Center for Creative Arts, Spring 2013. Project: Thesis/ novel.

Writing fellowship, The MacDowell Colony, New Hampshire, August 2012. For work on a novel The Dove on the Door.

CHRISTOPHER SALERNO Awarded the Laurel Review/Midwest Chapbook Prize for “What I Tried Knighting” a chapbook poetry manuscript.

“ATM,” a full-length poetry manuscript was selected by D.A. Powell for the Georgetown Review Poetry Prize.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND COMMUNITY SERVICE JUDITH BROOME Advisory Editor, Eighteenth-Century Studies and Eighteenth-Century Fiction. First reader for mss. Submitted to Buckness UP, Series on Eighteenth-Century Literature and

Culture. Member of the Somaly Mam Foundation, which strives to rescue and rehabilitate women and

children who have been victims of human trafficking. Volunteer at the activities of Restore NYC, which provides local assistance to human trafficking

victims. EDWARD BURNS Editor, Textual Cultures: Texts, Contexts, Interpretation, Indiana UP and the

Society for Textual Scholarship. Reviewer for Modern Language Association’s “Approaches to Teaching” Series [Fall, 2012, volume

on Gertrude Stein]. Reviewer, Article for Jacket 2, University of Pennsylvania, Department of English. Advisory Board Member, Cahiers Leiris. Board member, The Society for Textual Scholarship. Treasurer, Association Alberto and Annette Giacometti Association. ALICE DEAKINS Co-chaired an international conference. the 58th Annual Conference of the

International Linguistic Association: English-Global and Local. April 12-14, Kingsborough Community College.

BRAD GOOCH Member. Library Committee. The Century Association. Judge. Non-Fiction Panel. 2012 National Book Awards. JOAN HARTMAN Board Member: Barnert Memorial Temple, Franklin Lakes, N.J. Member, New Jersey Advisory Board: AFHU JAMES HAUSER Clerk for Adult Presence, Lehigh Valley Monthly Meeting. RAJENDER KAUR President, South Asian Literary Association, an affiliate organization of the

Modern Language Association. Executive Board Member, South Asian Review, a refereed journal published by the University of

Pittsburgh. Elected to a five year term (2013-3018) on the Executive Committee of the South Asian Languages

and Literatures Discussion Group of the MLA (Modern languages Association) Reviewer for Topia: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies, South Asian Review, South Asia: Journal

of South Asian Studies. Judge, Gandhian Forum for Peace and Justice Writing Contest for high school students in the city of

Paterson. Read essays from 11th and 12th grade students to determine winners. Member of the Long Range Planning Committee for Ridgefield, Connecticut School District Cultural events co-author, South Asian American community, The Ridgefield Press.

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SUSAN LAGO Attended the WPA Metropolitan Affiliate Symposium in New York City where I participated in Mark McBeth’s workshop on the Framework for Success in Postsecondary Writing as well as Risa Gorelick’s workshop on Researching as a Writing Teacher. February 22, 2013.

Writing Workshop Leader for middle-school students, Ringwood Public Library, William Paterson University Youth Program, June 26, 2013.

Instructor, the William Paterson University Pre-College Youth Program. Nonfiction Editor, Map Literary TIMOTHY LIU Associate Editor, Talsiman: A Journal of Contemporary Poetry and Poetics. Consulting Editor, Mid-American Review. Poetry Editor, Map Literary Poetry Editor, Swink BRIAN Ó BROIN Philology Officer and Webmaster for ASIMS, the Association for Irish Medieval

Studies. 2012. Co-organizer, "Máirtín Ó Cadhain", American Conference of Irish Studies (ACIS), Chicago, April

2013. Organizer, "Early Irish Monasteries", International Congress of Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI,

May 2013. Committee (Philology) officer for Eolas - the Journal of the American Society for Irish Medieval

Studies, 2011. Stood for Irish Language Officer of the American Conference of Irish Studies, Spring 2013. Nominated for Vice-President of the American Society for Irish Medieval Studies. Sigma Tau Delta Outreach event to Manchester Regional High School, Fall 2012. Sigma Tau Delta reading of poetry of William Carlos Williams at Paterson Public Library, Spring

2013 (attended by Paterson High School students). JOHN PARRAS Editor-in-Chief, Fiction Editor, Map Literary. DONNA PERRY Judge, Gandhian Forum for Peace and Justice Writing Contest for high school

students in the city of Paterson. Read essays from 11th and 12th grade students to determine winners.

Attendee, Dinner Honoring Peace and Justice Writing Contest Winners, WPU, June 10, 2013. LIANE ROBERTSON Member, “Writing About Writing” Special Interest Group Sub-committee of

the Conference on College Composition and Communication. Reviewer for the refereed journal College Composition and Communication Appointed by the president of the South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA) to a

position on the Finance Committee, a five-year term. ROBERT C. ROSEN Member, Editorial Board, Radical Teacher. Editor, “Teaching Notes” column, Radical Teacher. CHRISTOPHER SALERNO Managing Editor, Poetry Editor, Designer, Map Literary, ROSA SOTO Member of the Board of Directors for the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.

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GEOGRAPHY AND URBAN STUDIES

Thomas Owusu, Chair

BOOK THOMAS OWUSU (2012) Africans In Global Migration: In Search of the Promised Land

Arthur, J. Takougang,J. and Owusu, T. (eds.) Lanham, MD: LexingtonBooks BOOK CHAPTERS THOMAS OWUSU(2012) ‘The Role of Immigrant Associations in Canada’ In Africans in

Global Migration: Searching for Promised Lands Arthur, J., Takougang, J. and Owusu, T. (eds.) Lanham, MD: Lexington Books

‘Searching for Promised Lands: Conceptualization of the African Diaspora in Migration In Africans in Global Migration: Searching for Promised Lands Arthur, J., Takougang, J. and Owusu, T.(eds.) Lanham, MD: Lexington Books

‘Africans in Global Migrations: Still Searching for Promised Lands’ In Africans in Global Migration: In Search of Promised Lands Arthur, J., Takougang, J and Owusu, T. (eds.) Lanham, MD: Lexington Books

WORK IN PROGRESS MONICA NYAMWANGE “Challenges facing farmers in Nyanza province of Kenya:

A preliminary report from field interviews and observations” BEN LIU Using GIS, Spatial Statistics, Physical Geography, and the new techniques including Neural Network, Neural Net, Genetic Algorithm, Boosted Tree, MARSplines and SVM to process to analyze, and model a set of urban growth data THOMAS OWUSU The Impacts of International Migration on Local Economic Development

in West Africa. An Analysis of Urban Enterprise Zones in New Jersey: The Case of Paterson, New Jersey. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS THOMAS OWUSU “Rethinking the African Immigrant Experience in North America: Some

Conceptual and Empirical Observations.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the African Studies Association, Philadelphia, PA, November 13, 2012

BEN LIU and Weber Liu, 2013, “Possible Solutions for European Financial Crisis,” paper presented at the 109th Annual conference of Association of American Geographers (AAG), Los Angeles, California, April 9-13.

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MONICA NYAMWANGE and BEN LIU, 2012, “Impacts of Tourism on African Physical

Environments,” paper presented at the National Technology and Social Science Professional Development Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 14-15.

INVITED LECTURES BEN LIU 2013, “Functionality and Application of Geo-Technique at the Geographic Snapshot of

Asia,” sponsored by the Department of Geography and Urban Studies Department, William Paterson University Cotsakos College of Business, William Paterson University, Wayne, New Jersey, April 24.

Introduction to Geographic Information Sciences and application, Geography Career Day, sponsored by Department of Geography and Urban Studies Department, William Paterson University. 2012.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Ben Liu worked with Paterson Education Fund to provide GIS-based support in socio-economic analysis of Paterson. Had preliminary discussions with Paterson Education Association to discuss areas of potential collaboration and contribution in terms of Social Studies education. He is also President of the Board of Directors of the Professor Chen Wen-Chen Memorial Foundation, a foundation/think tank promoting social, economic and political justice in Taiwan. Ben Liu and Thomas Owusu, Participated in Paterson Research Forum.

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HISTORY

Joanne Cho, Chair

BOOKS TERENCE FINNEGAN A Deed So Accursed: Lynching in Mississippi and South Carolina,

1881-1940, University of Virginia Press, 2013. LUCIA MCMAHON Mere Equals: The Paradox of Educated Women in the Early American

Republic (Cornell University Press, 2012). NEICI ZELLER Discursos y espacios femeninos en República Dominicana, 1880-1961 (Santo

Domingo: Letra Gráfica, 2012). ARTICLES SUSAN DINAN “Secular Women’s Religious Activities in Europe and the Americas, 1400-1800,” in

Ashgate Research Companion to Women and Gender in Early Modern Europe, edited by Katherine McIver, Jane Couchman, and Allyson Poska. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2013.

GEORGE ROBB “Depicting a Female Fraud: Sarah Howe and the Boston Women’s Bank,” Nineteenth-Century Contexts, Fall 2012.

ISABEL TIRADO “The Komsomol’s Village Vanguard: Youth and Politics in the NEP Countryside,” The Russian Review July 2013 issue (Vol. 72, No.3, 409-28)

SUE BOWLES “The Admiral versus the Rector: A Naval Historian Speaks Out about Prayer Book Revision” June 2013 issue of Anglican & Episcopal History (peer-reviewed)

BOOK REVIEWS SUE BOWLES R.W.H. Miller, Priest in Deep Water: Charles Plomer Hopkins and the 1911

Seamen’s Strike, in Anglican & Episcopal History, March 2013 SUE BOWLES Frances Vivian, A Life if Frederick, Prince of Wales, 1707-1751 in Society of

King Charles the Martyr Magazine, Dec. 2012 LUCIA MCMAHON James Marten, editor, Children and Youth during the Civil War Era.

Published in March 2013 issue of Journal of American History. ROCHISHA NARAYAN Masculinity, Asceticism, Hinduism: Past and Present Imaginings of

India by ChandrimaChakraborty, Delhi: Permanent Black, 2011. ISABEL TIRADO The Communist Youth League and the Transformation of the Soviet Union,

1917-1932, for the Journal Russian Review, Spring 2013. ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES SCOTT MACDONOUGH “Fighting the Other: Part III: Military and Society in Sasanian

Iran” Oxford University Press Handbook of Warfare in the Classical World, edited by B.

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Campbell and L. Tritle. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013 SARA NALLE “Confession” in Lexikon of the Baroque, ed. By Kenneth Mills and Yonne

Levy. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2013, 83-85. FORTHCOMING BOOK REVIEWS YINGCONG DAI Xiuyu Wang. China’s Last Imperial Frontier: Late Qing Expansion in

Sichuan’s Tibetan Borderlands. (Lanham: Lexington Books. 2011), The American Historical Review (June 2013), in press.

LUCIA MCMAHON Catherine Allgor, Dolley Madison: The Problem of National Unity. Forthcoming in Journal of Southern History.

GEORGE ROBB David R. Green, Alastair Owens, Josephine Maltby, and Janette Rutterford, eds. Men, Women and Money: Perspectives on Gender, Wealth, and Investment, 1850-1930. Reviewed for Journal of British Studies (forthcoming).

Catriona Pennell, A Kingdom United: Popular Responses to the Outbreak of the First World War in Britain and Ireland, and Matthew C. Hendley, Organized Patriotism and the Crucible of War: Popular Imperialism in Britain, 1914-1932. Reviewed for American Historical Review (forthcoming).

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS JASON AMBROISE, “Ethno-Class Man and the Racial Inscription of the ‘Criminal’: The Formation of Criminology, Revisited” in Black Knowledges/Black Struggles: Essays in Critical

Epistemology, ed. Jason Ambroise and Sabine Broeck (Liverpool, UK:Liverpool UniversityPress, in press, 2013).

JOANNE MIYANG CHO, “Introduction,” co-authored with Eric Kurlander and Douglas T. McGetchin. Kindred Spirits: Transcultural Encounters between Germany and India in the Nineteenth

and Twentieth Centuries (London and New York: Routledge, forthcoming) “Cross-Cultural Transfer and Indophilia in Count Hermann Keyserling.” in Kindred Spirits:

Transcultural Encounters between Germany and India in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, ed. Joanne Miyang Cho, Eric Kurlander, and Douglas T. McGethin (London and New York: Routledge, forthcoming)

SUSAN DINAN “The Gender Gap in Honors Education,” in Attending to Women, edited by Adele Seeff. Wilmington, DE: University of Delaware Press (in press)

EVELYN GONZALEZ “Blacks and Puerto Ricans in the Bronx: Racial Change, Population Growth and Residential Mobility, 1940-1970.” Article in Brian Purnell, ed. Beyond the Burning: Blacks and Puerto Ricans in the Bronx Since World War II. New York: Fordham University Press, forthcoming.

JASON AMBROISE and Sabine Broeck, eds. Black Knowledges/Black Struggles: Essays in Critical Epistemology. Liverpool, UK: Liverpool University Press, 2013.

“Ethno-Class Man and the Racial Inscription of the ‘Criminal’: The Formation of Criminology, Revisited” in Black Knowledges/Black Struggles: Essays in Critical Epistemology, eds. Jason Ambroise and Sabine Broeck.

“Instituting Order: On the Formation of Criminology,” Book Manuscript(in progress) JON BONE “Rehabilitating Ataman Semenov” (conference paper)

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SUE BOWLES “God and Seapower: The Religious Thought and Writings of Alfred Thayer Mahan” (monograph)

JOANNE CHO Co-Edited with David Crowe, Transcultural History between Germany and China in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

“Perceptions of Partnership. Transnational and Comparative History between Germany and Japan 1860-2000” with Lee Roberts and Christian Spang.

“The Peculiar Placement of China in Albert Schweitzer’s Politics of Civilization,” with David Crowe “’Count Hermann Keyserling’ Idea of Japan,” THEODORE COOK “Understanding Japan’s War: The Japanese Experience, 1937-1945 and

Beyond.” (Book project with HarukoTaya Cook), for publication with The New Press. “The Japanese Army, 1870-1945.” Under contract with Routledge Press, in the Routledge-Oxford

University Nissan Centre Series in Japanese Studies. “Japan’s Imagined War: Literary and Cultural Representations of the Lost War of 1937-1945.”

Under discussion with International Research Center for Japanese Studies (Kokusai Nihon Bunka KenkyūSentaa), Kyoto, Japan.

YINGCONG DAI Continued working on “The White Lotus War: Late Imperial China in Crisis,” book-length monogragh. Sent out five completed chapters to a university press in Spring

2013, and is completing another chapter. Writing a book review on Matthew W. Mosca, From Frontier Policy to Foreign Policy: “The Question of India and the Transformation of Geopolitics in Qing China” (Stanford University

Press, 2013), for The Chinese Historical Review. SUSAN DINAN “Without Solemn Vows: Devout Laywomen before and after Trent.” EVELYN GONZALEZ “Blacks and Puerto Ricans in the Bronx: Racial Change, Population Growth and Residential Mobility, 1940-1970.” Article in Brian Purnell, ed. Beyond the

Burning: Blacks and Puerto Ricans in the Bronx Since World War II. New York: Fordham University Press, forthcoming.

Continued research on book project on “The City of New Jersey.” Expanded research on for an article on Newark. DAVID KOISTINEN “Political Economy of Deindustrialization in Twentieth-century New England.” (The University Press of Florida, forthcoming in 2013) New research project on the changing political economy of the 1970s JOHN LIVINGSTON 2-volume book on science and Islamic society, 600 AD to Present (under

review by Ashgate). “Egypt, Mamluks, Ottomans and the Western maritime powers in the 18th century.” SCOTT MCDONOUGH “You Shall Again Receive From Us Your Outstanding Positions of Honor”

The Caucasian Aristocracies in Sasanian Armies, 220–651 CE” (conference presentation) “Sasanian Prosopography and a Crisis of Leadership in the Church of the East” (article) “The ‘Warrior of the Lords’: SmbatBagratuni in Late Sasanian Iran.” (article) “The Treasons of the Princes of Siwnik’: Between Armenia and Iran.” (article) We Pray for Our Glorious King’: Power, Patronage and Piety in Sasanian Iran, 220–651 CE

(monograph) LUCIA MCMAHON New project on female biography, especially on Elizabeth Smith (1776-1806)

and her circle of literary women. ROCHISHA NARAYAN “Family Matters: Caste, Household and the State in Northern India from

1700-1857”. GEORGE ROBB Revision of British Culture and the First World War, for the upcoming 2014

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Centenary of World War I. ISABEL TIRADO A political biography of Nikolai P. Chaplin, who led the Communist Youth league

for most of the 1920s. JURIED PRESENTATIONS JOANNE MIYANG CHO “The Idea of India in Count Hermann Keyserling” Asian German

Studies Panel, Thirty-Sixth German Studies Association Annual Conference (October 2012, Milwaukee, WI). Also served as Chair at Asian German Studies Panel, Thirty-Sixth German Studies Association Annual Conference (October 2012, Milwaukee, WI).

EVELYN GONZALEZ “Archival Sources for Urban History,” talk and panel discussion given at opening ceremony of Urban History Association Conference, New York, 2012.

LUCIA MCMAHON June 2013: “‘The Age of Female Authors’: British Bluestockings and Transatlantic Print Culture.” Accepted at the Annual Conference of the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, Baltimore, MD.

“A Lady of Excellent Genius”: Female Accomplishment in Transatlantic Print During the late Eighteenth and early Nineteenth Centuries.” Presented at the Mid-Atlantic Conference for British Studies, Lehman College, New York, NY. March 2013.

“‘Memorials of Exemplary Women Are Peculiarly Interesting’: Female Biography in Early National America.” Society for Early Americanists Biennial Conference, March 2013.

Moderator, “19th Century Religion, Marriage and Heritage.” New Jersey Forum, Lakewood, NJ. November 2012.

Roundtable Presenter, “Revisiting Female Biography: A New Roundtable.” Society for Historians of the Early American Republic, Baltimore, MD. July 2012.

SARA NALLE “Crashing in the Fastlane: Juan de Torres and the Inquisition of Cuenca” at the Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association, Jan. 4, 2013

ROSHISHA NARAYAN “Producing Mughals in Colonial Banaras” South Asia Feminist Pre- Conference meeting, Madison, Wisconsin, October 2012.

“Senior Women Managers and Supplicant Junior Wives: Examining Mercantile Firms and Hindu Law in Eighteenth-century Banaras” at the Annual South Asia Conference in Madison, Wisconsin, October 2012.

“Reconstructing Lives and the Place of Caste in the Intersecting Publics of Family, Community and State in Eighteenth-century Banaras” for the Society for Advancing History of South Asia at the American Historical Association in New Orleans, January 2013.

“Politics of Locality and the Making of Family: Examining patterns of Marriage and Service between Mughal Patrons and Local Clients in Colonial Banaras” at the Annual Association for Asian Studies Conference in San Diego, March 2013.

NEICI ZELLER May 16, 2013 – paper presented at Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – “Trayectoria del feminismo dominicano, 1880-1960”

May 21, 2013 – paper presented at Casa Las Américas, Havana, Cuba – “Feminismos caribeños: Las historias de Cuba, Puerto Rico y República Dominicana, 1920-1950”

INVITED LECTURES TED COOK “War and Memory in Shaping Japanese Culture: The State of Our Joint Research,”

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Presentation at the International Research Center for Japanese Studies (Nichibunken), Kyōto, Japan. January 12-13, 2013.

“Lessons of the Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905,” Presented at the “Wars and Rumors of Wars 1898-1914” Conference of the New York Military Affairs Symposium, New York, NY, March 22-23, 2013.

SUSAN DINAN Speaker, Developing in Honors “Honors Housing” November 2012, National Collegiate Honors Council,

EVELYN GONZALEZ Discussant. “Decade of Fire: How the South Bronx was Burned,” discussant at screening of video-in-progress, moderated by Alison Isenberg, directors Gretchen Hildebran& Vivian Vazquez, at Princeton University, April 16, 2013.

SCOTT MCDONOUGH Discussant: “Fortified Borderlands: A View Beyond Imperial Iran. Some Results of Recent Fieldwork on the Fortification of the Bukhara Oasis” Sören Stark,

Workshop on the Archaeology of Sasanian Politics. Institute for the Study of the Ancient World. 26 April 2013.

LUCIA MCMAHON June 1, 2013: Douglass College Author Showcase, New Brunswick, NJ April 24, 2013: Mercer County Community College, West Windsor, NJ April 4, 2013: University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, VA March 11, 2013: Book Talk, co-sponsored by the McNeil Center for Early American Studies/Library Company of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA March 10, 2013: “Liberty Lecture Series” at Gunston Hall, Mason Neck, VA February 14, 2013: New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance, New Brunswick, NJ November 20, 2012: History Faculty Lecture Series, William Paterson University CONTRIBUTED LECTURES THEODORE COOK, “The State of War Memory in Japan: Report from the Front,” Presented

at the Hudson Park Library, New York Public Library, New York, NY. September 15, 2012. “Exploring the Cultural Impact of War,” as member of the Senior Faculty Research Panel on “Asia

Today” in the Research Day Panel sponsored by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, William Paterson University, April 4, 2013. CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION SUSAN DINAN. Commentator and Chair of panel, “Convent Studies: Looking Back, Looking

Ahead” October 2012, Sixteenth Century Studies Conference, Cincinnati, OH GEORGE ROBB. Chair and Comment for Panel, “In the Year of the Jubilee,” North American Conference on British Studies, Montreal, November 9-11, 2012. NEICI ZELLER. panel for H-Net on expanding virtual academic networks to include Asia, Africa,

and Latin America GRANTS AND AWARDS TED COOK. JAPAN FOUNDATION. Grant to William Paterson University Foundation for Japanese Language Program Support for 2012-2013 in support of the three-quarter time appointment of

HarukoTaya-Cook as Instructor of Japanese Language and Coordinator of the Japanese

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Language Teacher Preparation and Japanese Language Programs in the Department of Languages and Cultures.

WORKSHOPS SCOTT MCDONOUGH. Participant in workshop, “Workshop on the Archaeology of Sasanian

Politics.” COMMUNITY SERVICE JONATHAN BONE. New Jersey History Day. THEODORE COOK. “Master-of-ceremonies” for the Japanese section of the Orlando Saa Poetry

Recitation Contest at William Paterson University on May 16, 2013 SUSAN DINAN. New Jersey History Day EVELYN GONZALEZ. New Jersey History Day. Judging senior individual exhibits GEORGE ROBB. Active in the Newark History Society, which sponsors several lectures a year related to Newark and New Jersey history. ISABEL TIRADO. New Jersey History Day

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LANGUAGES AND CULTURES

Octavio de la Suaree, Chair

REFEREED PAPERS BRUCE WILLIAMS. “Two Degrees of Separation: XhanfiseKeko and the Albanian Children’s Film’,

Framework 54.1 (Spring 2013): 49-58. HIDEO WATANABE. “nyuuyookuniokeruhebon (Hepburn in New York)”, (Kiyo) Bulletin of

Institute for Christian Studies. Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo. December 2012. “Western Contributors to the Modernization of Meiji Japan: Hepburn and Verbeck”, Japan

Studies Review (A Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies of Modern Japan). Florida International University. February 2013.

GRISEL MADURO. “Elegia, poder y marginalidad en Conquistadora de Esmeralda Santiago”, Circulo de CulturaPanamericano. Verona, NJ. XLVIII, November 5, 2012.

MADHURI MUKHERJEE. “Claudel’s Poetics of Synesthesia”, Paul Claudel Papers (ISSN 1496-4813), Vol. VIII-X, October 2012.

OCTAVIO DELASUAREE. “De carceles y agonia en la poesia de Angel Cuadra”. Circulo: Revista de Cultura. Verona, NJ., XLI (2012), pp. 230-234. “La poesia de Tomas Transtromer, Premio Nobel de Literatura 2011”, CirculoPoetico. Verona, NJ. XLII (2012), pp 7-12.

JUDY BERNSTEIN and RAFFAELLA ZANUTTINI. “Split Subjects in Appalachian English”. Microsyntactic Variation in North American English (edited by Raffaella Zanuttini. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press.

“A Diachronic Shift in the Expression of Person”, Parameter Theory and Linguistic Change (Edited by Charlotte Galves et al). New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012.pp 157-175.

LAN JIANG. “Real-Life Requirements for Pre-Certified Chinese Teacher Training in the U.S.”, Selected Papers of the 11th International Symposium on Chinese Language Teaching. Beijing: Higher Education Publishing, 2013.

NON-REFEREED PAPERS MADHURI MUKHERJEE. “Swami Vivekananda in France: An Overview”, in Swami

Vivekananda: New Perspectives. Ramkrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Kolkata, India. March 2013: pp 505-521.

LAN JIANG. “Cultural Transmission in Teaching Chinese Literature for Undergraduates in the U. S.”,Journal of Chinese Teaching & Research in the U. S. CLTA-GNY. New York, 2013, pp. 43-45.

BOOKS OCTAVIO DELASUAREE, and KENNETH CAPPETTA, !AprendeAlgo! (Second Revised

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Edition of the Spanish First Year Reader by Octavio de la Suaree). Dubuque, IA: Kendall-Hunt, 2013.

BOOK CHAPTERS BRUCE WILLIAMS. “KujtimCashku e a emergencia do cinema independentena Albania”,

Cinema(s) Independente(s): Cartografiasparaunfenomeno audiovisual global (Suppia, Alfredo, org.). Juiz de For a, Editora da Universidade Federal de Juiz de For a (2013): 213-231 (in final printing).

“Redshift: New Albanian Cinema and Its Dialogue with the Old”. A Companion to Eastern European Cinemas (Imre, Aniko, ed.). Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 2012: pp 224-243.

“Spotting the Eagle on Anglophone Turf: Postcommunist Reception and Albanian Cinema”, Postcommunist Film – Russia, Eastern Europe and World Culture: Moving Images of Poscommunism (Kristensen, Lars, ed.). Oxford: Routledge, 2012, pp. 89-104.

LAN JIANG. “L.A. Cranmer-Byng and the WesternReception of Tang Poetry”, (Chapter 4), Culture in Translation: Reception of Chinese Literature in Comparative Perspective. Hong Kong: Open University of Hong Kong Press, 2012, pp. 56-58.

OTHER FRANCO RODRIGUEZ. (Poems): “He VIII)”, CirculoPoetico(Fall 2012); “Codigo”,

Confluencia. XXIX, 2 (Spring 2013); “CuatroCosas”, Confluencia. XXIX, 2 (Spring 2013). OCTAVIO DELASUAREE. (Book Review): “Felipe Lazaro, Indomitas al sol.

CincoPoetasCubanas de Nueva York. Antologia: Madrid: Editorial Betania, 2011”, Circulo: Revista de Cultura. Verona, NJ, XLI (2012), pp. 230-234.

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS JUDY BERNSTEIN, and Raffaella Zanuttini in progress. “An effect of residual T-to-C

movement in varieties of English,” OCTAVIO DELASUAREE, Article on Martha Rivera de la Cruz’s narrative. Article on Thomas Transtromer poetry. Second article on Junot Diaz’s narrative. Two Articles on Cuban literature. ELLEN FRYE, Article, “Constructing Communication: Calderón’s Manipulation of Monologue” Article, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Corral: Medieval Origins of the ‘Broke’ (Baroque) Gracioso” Article, “The Exemplary Approach to Teaching Languages” Article, “The Imaginative Text and the Actator: New Theories on the Comedia” Article, «La función comunicativa de los apartes en El médico de su honra» Book-length manuscript, The Communicative Function of Dramatic Devices in Early Peninsular

Drama GRISEL MADURO, “Reflexionessobre la literaturapuertorriquena del siglo XX”.

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MING JIAN, “Cultural Construction of War in Tang Frontier Poetry,” in the forthcoming book Warfare in China and India, edited by Peter Lorge and Kaushik Roy (Forthcoming. The book is under contract with Routledge)

Makesi Weibozhuan (Max Weber: einLebensbild).[Max Weber: A Biography. Translation from German into Chinese]. Beijing: Renmin University Press, (Forthcoming, under contract).

Writing as a Way of Life: Gao Xingjian’s Autobiographical Fiction “The Dynamic Wen-Wu Dyad: Tang Poets’ Pursuit of Official Career” (Article) Films Afar Bring Distance Near: Albanian Films in China during the Cultural Revolution (Book project) MADHURI MUKHERJEE. research on the intersection of science (especially physiology) and

poetry. FRANCO RODRIGUEZ. book-length manuscript that explores Roberto Bolaño’s texts in the context

of noteworthy ethico-political conflicts. Article focusing on two short stories, Franz Kafka’s Josephine the Singer and Roberto

Bolaño’sThe Rat Police. A Creative writing project: Short Story Collection. I have completed 6 of the stories included in

the collection. Descomposiciones(Poetry collection of 60 poems submitted to the Institute of Puerto Rican

Culture / Instituto de CulturaPuertorriqueña). MARIA TAJES. article that deals with the works of Marta Rivera de la Cruz. “La heroina del Siglo XXI: emigracion y maternidad en Contra el vientode Angeles Caso”.

LetrasFemeninas (Forthcoming). “Conversacion con Marta Rivera de la Cruz en Nueva York”, Grafemas (Interview and Critical

introduction. Forthcoming). HIDEO WATANABE. “Modernization in Yokohama in the 19th century.” Japanese paper, “nihon no shakainiokerukatorikku to purotesutanto kyoto no

bunkajinruigakutekikosatsu (Cultural Anthropological Studies on Catholics and Protestants in Japanese Society),”

English paper entitled “Christians in Japanese Society: Catholics and Protestants.” BRUCE WILLIAMS. “In the Heat of the Factory: The Global Fires of The Hour of the

Furnaces.” In Mazierska. Eva and Lars Kristensen, eds. “Marxism and Political Activism in Film.” (Book proposal accepted by Berghahn, London.)

“Albanian Cinema: From Isolation to Transnationalism.” Book manuscript under contract with Intellect Press, United Kingdom. (Due September, 2013).

“The Distant Among Us: Kolonel Bunker in a Post Colonial Context” (Mazierska, Ewa et al eds.). Post Colonial Approaches to Eastern European Cinema: Portraying Neighbors on Screen. London: I.B. Tauris, 2013 (Forthcoming).

HARUKO COOK. Understanding Japan's War: The Japanese Experience, 1937-1945 and beyond. Under negotiation with The New Press.

Women and Society in Japan’s War, 1937-1945.Originally doctoral dissertation project for Department of History, University of Maryland, now being developed for independent publication.

Japan’s Imagined War: Literary and Cultural Representations of the Lost War of 1937-1945. INVITED PEER-REVIEWED LECTURES & PRESENTATIONS

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JUDY BERNSTEIN. “Referential Dependencies across Discontinuous Subjects,” paper to be delivered at a theoretical and comparative syntax session at the 19thCongrès International des Linguistes, to be held at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, July 22-27, 2013 (co-authored with Raffaella Zanuttini).

“Pronominal subjects with quantificational associates,” paper delivered at the workshop, Formal Ways of Analyzing Variation, at the 25th annual Scandinavian Conference of Linguistics to be held in Reykjavik, Iceland, May 14, 2013 (co-authored with RaffaellaZanuttini).

“An effect of residual T-to-C movement in varieties of English,” paper delivered at Diachronic Generative Syntax (DiGS) 14, University of Lisbon, Portugal, July 5, 2012 (co-authored with RaffaellaZanuttini).

OCTAVIO DELASUAREE. “Carrying the Nation on their Shoulders: Writings in Exile (Poesíafemeninacubana de Nueva York), La MujerCubana: Building and Changing The Nation. XI Annual Conference. Cuban Cultural Center of New York. Barnard College at Columbia University, June 23, 2012. Accepted for Publication for 2014.

“La estética del espacio en El OtroLado de Luis de la Paz”, XXXII Congreso Cultural de Verano del Círculo de CulturaPanamericano. Miami, FL: Miami Dade College’s InterAmerican Campus, July 28, 2013. Accepted for Publication. November 2013.

“La poesía de TomásTranstromer, Premio Nobel de Literatura 2012”, Círculo de CulturaPanamericano Annual Convention. Wayne, NJ: William Paterson University, November 4-6, 2012.

ELLEN FRYE “The Art of Meta-Comedia: Pedro de Urdemalas”; Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, Honolulu, HI, January 2013.

“La risa teatral mundial: La comedia y el ‘kabuki’”; 19th Symposium of the Sociedad Española de Literatura General y Comparada, Salamanca, Spain, September 2012.

MADHURI MUKHERJEE. “Mara: The Evolution of (a) Character” Paper presented at the Annual MLA Colloquium, January 7, 2013 in Boston, MA.

GLADYS SCOTT. English Language Learners and the New Generation of Common Core Assessments Roundtable Discussion. 47th Annual Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Convention. Dallas, TX, March 2013.

MARIA TAJES. El indiano del siglo XXI; una lectura de LinusDaff inventor de historias de Marta Rivera de la Cruz. XII Congreso Internacional de Literatura Hispánica, Santo Domingo, República Dominicana, March 2013.“El cronotopo Ribanova-Arroyo en la novelística de Marta Rivera de la Cruz” 50 Congreso Anual del Circulo de Cultura Panamericano, NJ, November, 2009.

BRUCE WILLIAMS. “Adopted Goddesses: Cult Celebrity in the New German Cinema and Its Alternative.” Paper presented at the Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Chicago, March, 2013.

“Qui êtes-vous, Grayson Hall? Re-informing Celebrity Transnationally.” Paper presented at the Celebrity Studies Conference, Melbourne, December, 2012.

LAN JIANG. Matters besides the Subject matter: Chinese Teachers’ Preparation in K-12 School Environment The 11th New York International Conference on Teaching Chinese Seton Hall University, New Jersey May 2013.

Sunflowers and Unicorn: Irving Yucheng Lo’s Contributions to the Western Knowledge of Classical Chinese Poetry the 18th ACPSS International Conference: Modernity and Cultural Development of the Changing China in a Globalized World The University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania October 2012.

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Real-life Requirements for Pre-Certified Chinese Teacher Training in the U.S. The 11th International Conference on Chinese Language Teaching, The International Society of Chinese Language Teaching, China National Office for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, Xi’an International Studies University, Xi’an, China August 2012

The 2nd International Forum on Chinese Teacher Training, The Open University of China, Beijing, China July 2012

HARUKO COOK. "What is the Meaning of the 'Saipan Gyokusai' Myth?" presented at the Winter Meeting of the International Center for Japanese Studies, Team Research Project on "War and Memory in Shaping Japanese Culture," Kyōto, Japan, January 13, 2013.

"Literary Culture in the Memory of War," commentary and facilitator at the Summer Meeting of the International Research Center for Japanese Studies, Kyōto, Japan,, Team Research Project on "War and Memory in Shaping Japanese Culture, Kyōto, Japan, July 28-29, 2012.

OTHER LECTURES JUDY BERNSTEIN. Keynote Speaker “Synchrony and Diachrony: Syntactic Variation in

Varieties of English,” SYNC Conference, CUNY Graduate Center, December 1, 2012. “What Appalachian English Tells Us About General American English,” Introduction to Appalachian Studies class, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC, November 9, 2012. HIDEO WATANABE. “Missionaries and Modernization in Meiji Japan: Observations

through Hepburn and Verbeck.” The New Brunswick Theological Seminary, New Brunswick, New Jersey, September 25, 2012.

“america no hebon: nyuuyookunioite (Hepburn in America: Hepburn in New York).”Alumni Association of Meiji Gakuin, Tokyo. August 11, 2013,(in Japanese.)

BRUCE WILLIAMS. “Unravelling Iconography: Kim Ki Duk’sPietà.” Invited lecture presented at the Marubi Film and Multimedia Academy, Tirana, Albania, January, 2013.

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PHILOSOPHY

Barbara Andrew, Chair

REFEREED ARTICLES MARIE FRIQUEGNON. “Buddhism and Veridical Perception” ActaOrientaliaVilnensia, Vilnius,

2012. PETE MANDIK. “What is Visual and Phenomenal but Concerns neither Hue nor

Shade?” in R. Brown (Ed.), Consciousness Inside and Out: Phenomenology, Neuroscience, and the Nature of Experience. London, Springer. (2013).

“Color-Consciousness Conceptualism, Consciousness and Cognition” 21 (2), 617-631, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.concog.2010.11.010 (2012).

ERIC STEINHART. “Royce’s model of the Absolute.” Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society, 48 (3), 356-384. (2012)

“Ontology in the game of life.” Axiomathes 22 (3), 403-416. (2012) The Singularity: Beyond philosophy of mind. Journal of Consciousness Studies 19 (7-8), 131-

137. (2012) BENJAMIN VILHAUER. "Punishment, Persons, and Free Will Skepticism", Philosophical

Studies, "Online First" DOI: 10.1007/s11098-011-9752-z. "Taking Free Will Skepticism Seriously", The Philosophical Quarterly, 2012, Vol. 62, Issue

249, pp. 833–852. BOOKS MARIE FRIQUEGNON. Studies on the YogacaraMadhyamaka of Santaraksita with Noe Dinnerstein, New York: Global Scholarly Publications, December, 2012. “A Short Introduction to the Philosophy of Santaraksita” New York: Cool Grove Press, 2012. PETE MANDIK. This is Philosophy of Mind: An Introduction. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell. ERIC STEINHART. The Singularity Hypothesis: A Scientific and Philosophical Perspective. New

York: Springer. with Eden, A., Moor, J., Soraker, J. OTHER PETE MANDIK “Behaviorism, Philosophical Conceptions of.” In: Kaldis, B. (ed.) Encyclopedia of

Philosophy and the Social Sciences. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. (2013) “The Philosophy of Neuroscience.” With John Bickle, and Anthony Landreth, The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Summer 2012 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL =

<http://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2012/entries/neuroscience/>. (2012) DAN KOLAK. “Commendatory Forward to Critical Madness Theory,” in Bradley Kaye,

Critical Madness Theory: a Way of Interpreting Irrational Behavior as Political Action, Lesiton, Queenston, Lampeter: Edwin Mellen Press, 2013

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JURIED PRESENTATIONS MARIE FRIQUEGNON, “The Path of Reason in Buddhism” American Philosophical Association

Atlanta, 2012 INVITED LECTURES MARIE FRIQUEGNON, “Mipham’s Theories of Perception” Fordham University Oct. 2012 “Graham Priest on Perspectives and Display” American Philosophical Association Atlanta 2012. CONTRIBUTED LECTURES PETE MANDIK, On Whether the Higher-Order Thought Theory of Consciousness Entails

Cognitive Phenomenology, or: What is it Like to Think that One Thinks that P? (co-authored with Richard Brown) Presented at the annual meeting of The Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology in Austin, Texas (March 2, 2013).

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

Arnold Lewis, Chair

REFEREED PAPERS MAYA CHADDA. “India in 2012: Spiraling Down? Asian Survey, Vol. 53 (1) Jan/Feb 2013. AARON TESFAYE. “The African Union, State Sovereignty, and the Responsibility to Protect

Civilians,” Journal of African Union Studies, Vol I., Issue 2 & 3, March 2013. “Environmental Security, Regime Building and International Law in the Nile Basin” Canadian

Journal of African Politics, August 2012. MICHAEL THOMPSON. “Repensando a AlienaçãocomoAtrofia Moral.” Verinotio: Revista

de Filosofia e CiênciasHumanas, vol. 8, no. 14 (2012): 123-128. “Reconstructing Republican Freedom: A Critique of the Neo-Republican Concept of Freedom as

Non-Domination.” Philosophy and Social Criticism, vol. 39, no. 3 (2013): 277-298 “Suburban Origins of the Tea Party: Spatial Dimensions of the New Conservative Personality.”

Critical Sociology, vol. 38, no. 4 (2012): 511-528 BOOK CHAPTERS MAYA CHADDA. “Integration Through Internal Reorganization: Containing Ethnic Conflict in India” in SudhaPai, (ed.) Handbook of Politics in Indian States: Region, Politics and Economic Reform, Oxford

University Press, New Delhi (2013). STEVE SHALOM. "Killing in War and Moral Equality," in Just War Theory, ed. Thom

Brooks, Boston: Brill, 2013 pp. 125-42 [Reprinted from Journal of Moral Philosophy.] AARON TESFAYE. “Federalism and the Developmental State in Ethiopia: Some Strategies in

Industrial Transformation,” in NicoSteytler, eds. The Impacts of Regionalizations and Globalization on Federations, Shama Publishers, Addis Ababa and Forum for Federations, Ottawa, Canada (2012).

OTHER JOHN MASON, 2012. “La Coalition Obama a tenue bonne,” as part of the special section on

the US elections published by La Fondation Gabriel Peri in December 2012 (http://www.gabrielperi.fr/Les-elections-americaines-2012?lang=fr).

STEVE SHALOM. "Do We Know Enough?" Middle East Report Online, Feb. 2013, http://www.merip.org/mero/interventions/do-we-know-enough (widely reposted).

"Gaza Quiz," New Politics, Nov. 27, 2012, http://newpol.org/content/gaza-quiz. (reposted on ZNet and Israeli Occupation Archive).

"Factcheck.org on the GOP and Abortion," New Politics blog, Aug. 31, 2012. WORKS IN PROGRESS MAYA CHADDA. Why India Matters, Lynne Rienner, revision for publication. Book on India’s Regional Strategy in the Extended Neighborhood,” contracted with Georgetown

University Press. ARNOLD LEWIS. “Program Assessment in the Humanities and Social Sciences: Challenges

and Opportunities.”Chapter invited for inclusion in a monograph on Black Studies Pedagogy and Assessment.

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“Introduction to Issues of Law, Politics and Policy.”Book project in progress. “Research and Writing in the Social Sciences.” Monograph in progress. MICHAEL PRINCIPE. The 3rd edition of Bills of Rights: A Comparative Constitutional

Analysis contracted with Kendall Hunt Publishing. CHERNOH SESAY. Retaining and Graduating Students-Prospects and Challenges. (Edited Volume) Challenges of Development in Africa. (Edited Volume) STEVE SHALOM. A review entitled "Framing a 'Just War'," (review of Selling a 'Just' War:

Framing, Legitimacy, and US Military Intervention, by Michael J. Butler), is forthcoming in the International Studies Review.

A review of Laurie Calhoun, War and Delusion: A Critical Examination, New York: Palgrave, Macmillan, 2013.

CAROLE SHEFFIELD. Making Rape (Ideologically) Comfortable. (Manuscript) AARON TESFAYE. “The Genesis of Ethiopian Federalism,” Journal of Ethiopian Federalism,

Submitted November 2012. “The Politics of the Imposed and Evolution of the Nascent Nile Basin Regime" International

Journal of Ethiopian Studies, Submitted January 2013. Working on a book length manuscript on “State and Economic Development in Ethiopia.” MICHAEL THOMPSON. “The Wrath of Thrasymachus: Value Irrationality and the Failures

of Deliberative Democracy.” Political Studies (accepted & forthcoming, 2014) “False Consciousness Reconsidered: The Social Origins of Defective Moral and Political

Consciousness.” Critical Sociology (accepted & forthcoming, 2014) “Realism as Anti-Reification: A Defense of Lukacs’ Aesthetic Theory.” Jahrbuch der

Internationalen Georg-Lukács-Gesellschaft, vol. 14 (accepted & forthcoming, 2014) “Hegel’s Anti-Capitalist State.” DiscusionesFilosóficas, vol. 13, no. 21 (currently in press, 2013) “A Functionalist Theory of Social Domination.” Journal of Political Power vol. 6, no. 2 (currently in press) “Alienation as Atrophied Moral Cognition and its Implications for Political Behavior.” Journal

for the Theory of Social Behaviour vol. 43, no. 2 (forthcoming, 2013) “0n the Ethical Dimensions of Waste.” Journal of Social Philosophy “Marxism and Objective Ethics: Toward a Program of Philosophical Justification,” in M.

Thompson (ed.) Constructing Marxist Ethics: Critique, Normativity, Praxis. (Brill, in progress) “Socialist Metaphysics and Rosa Luxemburg’s Legacy,” in Jason Schulman (ed.) Rosa

Luxemburg: Her Life and Legacy. Palgrave-MacMillan (2014, in press) “Normative Humanism as Redemptive Critique: Knowledge and Judgment in Erich Fromm’s

Social Theory,” in SeyedMirhi, Robert Lake, and Tricia Kress (eds.) Reclaiming the Sane Society: Essays on Erich Fromm’s Thought. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers (2014 in press)

“Capitalism as Deficient Modernity: Hegel against the Modern Economy,” in Andrew Buchwalter (ed.) Hegel and Capitalism. SUNY Press (2014, forthcoming)

“Constructing Marxist Ethics: Critique, Normativity, Praxis.” Brill Publishers (under contract). PRESENTATIONS CHRISTINE KELLY. Panelist – “From the Local to the National: What’s at Stake?” at the

inaugural College of Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Conference on “Elections 2012: Equality, Justice, Democracy.” October 28, 2012.

LECTURE/PRESENTATIONS WITH A FORMAL PAPER AARON TESFAYE. “Environmental Security, Regime Building and International Law in the

Nile Basin” Talk Delivered at the African Studies Association Conference, Philadelphia, PA, Nov. 18, 2012.

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MICHAEL THOMPSON. “Reconsidering the Base-Superstructure Hypothesis and its Relation to Critical Theory.” Paper presented at the 6thAnnual International Critical Theory Conference, Rome, Italy. May 6, 2013.

“Reviving Base and Superstructure: Returning Critical Theory to its Radical Roots.” Paper presented at the New York Historical Materialism Conference, New York University, New York City. April 27, 2013.

“Misdiagnosing the Ills of Modernity: American Conservative Intellectuals against the State: 1920 to the Present.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Political Science Association, Chicago, Ill. April 14, 2013.

“False Consciousness Reconsidered: The Social Origins of Distorted Moral and Political Consciousness.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Political Science Association, Chicago, Ill. April 14, 2013.

“The Submissive Mind: Culture, Education, and the Reproduction of Domination.” Paper presented at Critical Theories for the 21st Century. West Chester University. West Chester, PA. November 17, 2012.

“The End of Liberal Equality? Toward a Republican Understanding of Economic Inequality,” paper presented at the annual meeting of the Northeastern Political Science Association. Boston, MA. November 15, 2012.

“On Deficient Modernity: Toward a Hegelian Critique of Capitalism,” paper presented at the Biannual Meeting of the Hegel Society of America. DePaul University, Chicago, Ill. October 28, 2012.

“Rethinking Alienation as Atrophied Moral Cognition.” Paper presented at the ColoquioInternacionalTeoríaCrítica y Marxismo Occidental: Alienación y Extrañamien. Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. August 6, 2012.

“Alienation and Atrophied Moral Consciousness and its Implications for the Understanding of Political Behavior and Ideology.” Paper presented at the Biannual Meeting of the International Sociological Association. Buenos Aires, Argentina. August 4, 2012.

INTERVIEWS STEVE SHALOM. Interview of Robin Hahnel, "Of the People, By the People," New Politics, Jan. 14, 2013, http://newpol.org/content/people-people. WORKSHOPS CHRISTINE KELLY. Coordinator - NJ Campus Compact – WPU Faculty Service Learning Institute (March 8, 2013). AARON TESFAYE. Invited Participant in the African Peer Review Mechanism 10th Anniversary Colloquium. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (May 21-22, 2013).

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PSYCHOLOGY

Kate Makarec, Chair

PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS

THOMAS HEINZEN & Nolan, S. A., (2012, 2e). Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences. New York:

Worth Publishers.

Essential Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences. with Nolan, S. A., & (2012, 3e).

New York: Worth Publishers.

NEIL KRESSEL (2012). “The Sons of pigs and apes”: Muslim antisemitism and the conspiracy

of silence. Washington, DC: Potomac Books.

REFEREED

JANE AUSTIN with Hamilton, J., Wu, L., Austin, J., Isola, L., Rowley, S., Redd, W., &Rini, C.

(2012). “Chronic economic survivorship stress predicts poor quality of life among survivors of

hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.” Psycho-Oncology.

“Loneliness mediates the impact of social factors on distress following hematopoietic stem cell

transplantation.” Journal of Health Psychology, 17(7), 1-22-1032. with Mosher, C., Lepore, S.,

Wu, L.,Valdimarsdottir, H., Rowley, S., Isola, L., Redd, W. H., Rini, C. (2012).

“Self-efficacy beliefs mediate the relationship between subjective cognitive functioning and physical

and mental well-being after hematopoietic stem cell transplant”. Psycho-Oncology with Wu, L.,

Austin, J., Hamilton, J., Valdimarsdottir, H., Isola, L., Rowley, S., Warbet, R., Redd, W. H.,

&Rini, C. (2012).

BRUCE DIAMOND & Bailey, M.R. (2013). Integrative Psychiatry and Ginkgo Biloba: Clinical

Indications, Mechanisms and Safety Issues. Integrative Psychiatry for the Psychiatric Clinics of

North America, 36(1):73-78.

“Implicit Bias, Executive Control and Information Processing Speed.” Journal of Cognition and Culture

12 (2012) 183–193. with HAINES, E.L. Moors, A.C., Mosley,J.E., McKim, D., &Moreines, J.

(2012).

“An RCT Pilot Trial: The Effect of EGb 761 on Information Processing and Executive Function in

Multiple Sclerosis.”EXPLORE: The Journal of Science & Healing. with Johnson, S.K.,

Kaufman, M., Shiflett, S.C., & Graves, L. (2013),

MICHAEL GORDON & Russo FA, MacDonald E (2013). “Spectral information for detection of

acoustic time to arrival. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics,” 75(4):738-750. (2012).

Looking back: Finding the senses. The Psychologist, 25, 908-909.

“The exotic sensory capabilities of humans.” The Psychologist, 25, 904-907. with Rosenblum, L.D.

(2012).

AMY LEARMONTH (2013). “The development of spatial cognition.” In Pasher, H. (Ed) The

Encyclopedia of the Mind.Sage Publications.

NATALIE OLBRECHT & Anderson, B, Schulkin, J., & Chapman, G. B. (2012). Retrospective

frequency formats promote consistent experience-based Bayesian judgments. Applied Cognitive

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Psychology, 26, 436-440.

“Sample representativeness affects whether judgments are influenced by base rate or sample size.”

ActaPsychologica,142, 370-382. with Chesney, D. L. (2013).

NON-REFERRED

MICHAEL GORDON & Edewaard, D., 2013). “Falling stars: Acoustic influences on meteor

detection.” POMA, 19(1), 050144.

“Time-to-Arrival discrimination of multiple sound sources.” POMA, 19(1), 050144. with Edewaard, D.,

&Pacailler, M. (2013).

“Music of the body: An investigation of skull resonance and its influence on musical preference.”

POMA, 19(1), 035030. with Suwangbutra, J., Tobias, R., (2013).

ELIZABETH HAINES & Sumner, K. (2013). Digging Deeper or piling it higher Reminder:

Measuring implicit associations as a complement and corrective to explicit measurement. Human

Resource Management Review.

NEIL KRESSEL (2013, January). Laughing off Jew-hatred: Our leaders ignore the obvious. New

York Post, 29.

DAVID RIVERA with Nadal, K.L., Fisher, L.D., &Skolnik, A.A. (2013). “Sexual orientation and

gender identitymicroaggressions in the workplace.” In M. Paludi (Ed.), Psychology for Business

Success, Volume 2: Institutional Equity and Compliance. (pp. 81-100). Santa Barbara, CA:

Praeger.

KATHLEEN TORSNEY (2013). “What is Mental Health?”. APA, Division 38. Retrieved from

http://www.health-psych.org/HRCFAQ_01.cfm

BOOK CHAPTERS

JANE AUSTIN,& Rini, C. (2013). “Stem Cell and Bone Marrow Transplant.” In A. R. Block and D.

B.Sarwer (Eds), Presurgical Psychological Screening:Understanding Patients, Improving

Outcomes. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.

PEI-WEN MA,“Promoting mental health in Asian American immigrants. In E. M. Vera (Ed.), Oxford

Handbook of Prevention in Counseling Psychology. New York: Oxford University Press, Inc.

with Shea, M., &Yeh, C. J. (2013).

OTHER

KATHLEEN TORSNEY (2013). Publicizing research: APA, Division 38, Listserv.

PERFORMANCES

NEIL KRESSEL (2012, November, 20). In Steiner, J. (Executive Producer), The Michael Medved

Show. [Audio Podcast]].

(2012, December 5). In Davis, A. (Executive Producer), Western World Radio with

Avi Davis. [Audio Podcast]].

(2012, December 27). KLZ radio, Aurora, CO.

(2013, November, 26). In Gaffney, J. (Executive Producer), The Frank Gaffney

Show [Audio Podcast]].

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(2013, November, 26). In Ratliff, R. (Executive Producer), The Source with Ezra

Levant Toronto, CA.: Sun News Network.

(2013, February, 1). In Savage, M. (Excutive Producer), Savage Nation, [Audio Podcast]].

(2013, February, 17). In Bernstein., J. (ExcutiveProdcuer), Shalom USA radio,

Baltimore, MD. [Audio Podcast]].

PRODUCTIONS

DAVID RIVERA with Nadal, K.L.& Watkins, N.L. (2012). Microaggressions: The New Face of

Discrimination. 75 minutes. Alexandria, VA: Microtraining Associates, Inc.

JURIED PRESENTATIONS

JANE AUSTIN “Different functional types of effective caregiver support are differentially associated

with people’s cancer treatment-related concerns.” Presentation at the 26th Annual Conference of

the European Health Psychology Society, Prague, Czech Republic. with Rini, C., Austin, J., Wu,

L., Valdimarsdottir, H., C. Rowley, S., Isola, L., &Redd, W. (2012,August).

“Subjective reports of cognitive changes among hematopoietic stem cell transplant survivors.” Poster

presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine annual meeting, March, 2013, San Francisco,

CA.with Wu, L., Kuprian, N., Tannenbaum, M., Valdimarsdottir, H., C. Rowley, S., Isola, L.,

Redd, W., &Rini, C.

LAURA CRAMER-BERNESS, “Parents of children with chronic gastrointestinal disorders: Coping

styles, anxiety, and family functioning.” Poster presented at the 46th annual meeting of the

Association for Behavior and Cognitive Therapy, Baltimore, MD. with L.J. Feldman, T.,

Langseder, A., Wilmot, P., Rosh, J., Verga, B., Leiby, A., Koslowe, O., Irizarry, R., Kehoe, J.,

Seidler, J., &Monteiro, B. (2012, November).

“Comparing Psychological Traits, Coping, Somatic Symptoms, and Silencing the Self in College

Students.” Poster presented at the annual meeting of Eastern Psychological Association, New

York, NY. with Herbert, K. (2013, March).

BRUCE DIAMOND “Remediation of Memory and Executive Function in Autism: A Case Study.”

Bailey, M.R., Van Clef, K., Magou, S., Tosto, G., & Golden, A. (2013, May). Poster presentation

at Association for Psychological Science Conference,Washington, DC.

“Improving Memory and Executive Function in Autism: A Case Study.” Poster Presentation at the New

Jersey Psychological Association Conference, Iselin, NJ. with Bailey, M.R., McKeon, A.,

Rogers, N., (2012, October).

“Information Processing in the Bilingual Brain.” Poster presentation at Association for Psychological

Science Conference, Washington, DC. with Golden, A., Diamond, B.J., Bailey, M.R., Van Clef,

K., Magou, S., &Tosto, G. (2013, May).

MICHAEL GORDON “Falling stars: Acoustic influences on meteor detection.” Poster presented at

University Research & Scholarship Day 2013, Wayne, NJ with Edewaard, D. &Gordon, M.S.

(2013, April).

“Falling stars: Acoustic influences on meteor detection.” Poster presented at the International Congress

on Acoustics, Montreal, Canada. with Edewaard, D. (2013, June).

“The ‘Moon Illusion’ revisited.” Paper presented at the Association for Psychological Science (APS)

Conference, Washington, D.C. with Edewaard, D., &Leventhal, G. (2013, May).

“Adventures in Assessment: An Analysis of an Internet-Based Assessment Implementation.” Paper

presented at The 27th Annual Farmingdale Conference on Undergraduate Teaching of

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Psychology. White Plains, NY. with Makarec, K., Heinzen, T.&Bensley, A. (2013, April).

“Autism Metric of Emotional Expression (AMEE).” Poster presentation at the meeting of the Eastern

Psychological Association, New York, NY. with Pacailler, M. & Learmonth, A. (2013, March)

“Affective speech: Acoustic and visual information for improving speech detection from emotional

information.” Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association,

New York, NY. with Tobias, R., &Ancheta, J. (2013, March).

“Music of the body: An investigation of skull resonance and its influence on musical preference.” Poster

presented at University Research & Scholarship Day 2013, Wayne, NJ. with Suwangbutra, J.,

Tobias, R., (2013, April).

“Music of the body: An investigation of skull resonance and its influence on musical preference.” Paper

presented at the International Congress on Acoustics, Montreal, Canada. with Suwangbutra, J.,

Tobias, R.(2013, June).

“Affective speech: Acoustic and visual information for improving speech detection from emotional

information.” Poster presented at University Research & Scholarship Day 2013, Wayne, NJ.

Tobias, R., Gordon, M. S., &Ancheta, J. (2013, April).

THOMAS HEINZEN with Ali, J., Sussman, C., & McCarthy, M., (2012, October).Teaching professors

about Amazon Mechanical Turk for data collection. Poster presented at the Northeast

Psychological Association (NEPA), Boston, MA.

“Game Design: Course development and assessment.” Paper presented at 14th Annual Faculty Best

Practices, NJEDge, Lakeland, NJ. with Gordon, M.S. (2013, March).

CHRISTOPHER HOLLE “Intervention without Hesitation: The Influence of Utilitarian Ideology on

Moral Decision-Making.” Poster presented at the Eastern Psychological Association Conference,

New York City, NY. with Sinisi B., Hoolihan, C. L., Szwec, M. K., & Vandervoort, J.A., (2013,

March).

AMY LEARMONTH Caltabellotta, N &Learmonth, A.E. (2013, April). When is it Actually Place

Learning? Poster presented at the Hudson Valley Undergraduate Psychology Conference,

Orangeburg, NY.

“Developmental Patterns Of Spatial Cue Use In Preschool Children.” Presentation at the meeting of the

Eastern Psychological Association, New York, NY. (2013, March).

“When is it Actually Place Learning?” Poster presented at Research and Scholarship day at William

Paterson University, Wayne, NJ. with Brown, S., Caltabellotta, N., Jimenez, A &Voyticki, D.

(2013, April).

“Competing cues and the development of landmark use.” Poster presented at Research and Scholarship

day at William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ. with Caltabellotta, N., Jimenez, A, Voyticki, D.

& Brown, S. (2013, April).

“When is it Actually Place Learning?” Poster presented at the meeting of the Eastern Psychological

Association, New York, NY. with Smith, A.N. & Cumberbatch, C.M.C. (2013, March)

“Verbal Intelligence as a predictor of false memory.” Poster presentation at the meeting of the Eastern

Psychological Association, New York, NY. with Guevarra, S. (2013, March)

“Breaking the Semantic Memory Barrier: A Paradigm for Studying Cross-Modal Associative Episodic

Memory in Preschoolers.” Poster presented at the meeting of the Society for Research in Child

Development, Seattle, WA. with Lloyd, M.E. (2013, April).

DAVID RIVERA & Anhalt, K., & (2012, October). Queer Latina/o voices: Sharing experience and

advancing psychological understanding (sponsored by Division 44’s CoRED). Roundtable

presented at the National Latina/o Psychological Association, New Brunswick, NJ.

“Risk and Resiliency in Negotiating Multiple Marginalized Identities.” Symposium Co-Chair at the

National Multicultural Conference & Summit, Houston, TX.with DeBlaere, C., (2013, January).

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“Accent as a determinant of microaggressions and health outcomes for Latina/o Americans: A path

model. David P. Rivera (Chair) symposium entitled Microaggressions and health outcomes for

Latina/o Americans.” Paper (Continuing Education Program) presented at the National Latina/o

Psychological Association, New Brunswick, NJ. (2012, October).

PEI-WEN MA Coping with family conflict over career decisions: The experience of Asian Americans.

Poster presented at the Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association. Orlando,

FL. with Desai, U., George, L., SanFilippo, A., &Varon, S. K. (2012, August).

“First-Generation College Students: Understanding Their Social Support and Psychological Well-

Being.” Poster presented at the Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association.

Orlando, FL. with Varon, S. K., Calka, A. M., Garcia, A-M., Koehler, M., Shea, M. (2012,

August).

“Training Future Psychologists in Serving the Asian American Population.” Symposium presented at

the Asian American Psychological Association annual convention. Orlando, FL. Hsu, P., Kaplan,

D., Lin, H. C. (2012, August).

“Religiosity, Spirituality and Social Support as Correlates of Psychological Well-being among College

Students.” Poster presented at the Annual Convention of the American Psychological

Association. Orlando, FL. Shea, M., Wang, S., Shi, W., & Gonzalez, R., 2012, August).

“Predictors of Psychological Distress among Asian and Hispanic College Students.” Poster presented at

the Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association. Orlando, FL. Wang, S., Shea

& Gonzalez, R. (2012, August).

JAN MOHLMAN Mood swings and the challenges they bring. (2012, November) Symposium

presented at the 46th Annual Meeting of the Association for Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies,

National Harbor, MD.

“Neurobehavioral change through cognitive training: Validating neural mechanisms and predicting

response.” Discussant at the 46th Annual Meeting of the Association for Cognitive and

Behavioral Therapies, National Harbor, MD. (2012, November).

NATALIE OLBRECHT “Intergroup interaction, racism, and racial anxiety.” Poster presented at the

2013 WPUNJ University Research and Scholarship Day, Wayne, NJ. with Mercedes, B. M.,

&Heinzen, T. E. (2013, April).

“Sample representativeness affects whether judgments are influenced by base rate or sample size.” Paper

presented at the 2013 WPUNJ University Research and Scholarship Day, Wayne, NJ. with

Chesney, D. L. (2013, April.).

Base rate information influences how adults combine sample data when making probability judgments.

Paper presented at the 2012 meeting of the Society for Judgment and Decision Making,

Minneapolis, MN. with Chesney, D. L. (2012, November).

“Sample representativeness affects whether base rates are integrated into probability judgments.” Poster

presented at the 2013 meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association, New York, NY. with

Chesney, D. L., & Doran, C. L. (2013, March).

“An examination of the influence of binomial variability on lay inferences.” Poster presented at the 2013

WPUNJ University Research and Scholarship Day, Wayne, NJ. with Chesney, D. L., & Taddese,

E. (2013, April).

“Relationships among empathy, social anxiety, and self-consciousness.” Poster presented at the 2013

WPUNJ University Research and Scholarship Day, Wayne, NJ. with Sinisi, B. (2013, April).

KATHLEEN TORSNEY “Attitudes toward infertility and adoption.” Association for

Psychological Science Annual Conference, Washington, D.C. (2013, May).

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INVITED LECTURES

BRUCE DIAMOND Information Processing in the Bilingual Brain. Invited lecture presented at the

32nd Annual Bilingual/ESL Conference: Two Brains in One?!, The Complexity of the Bilingual

Mind, Wayne, NJ. Golden, A. (2012, December).

MICHAEL GORDON. (2013, February). “How to get involved in research as an undergraduate: Or

how I learned to stop worrying and love psychology.” Invited lecture presented to the Psi Chi

club. William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ.

“Understanding Asia.” Panel presentation at the Fourth Annual Cross- Cultural Arts Festival, William

Paterson University, Wayne, NJ. with PEI-WEN MA (2013, April).

ELIZABETH HAINES Expected and Elected Roles Under Stereotype Incongruency. Invited

lecture presented at the Duck Conference on Social Cognition, Corolla, North Carolina. (2013, June).

“Expected and Elected Roles under Stereotype Incongruency.” Invited lecture presented at the New

School for Social Research New York, NY. with Stroessner, S. (2013, February).

NEIL KRESSEL "The Sons of Pigs and Apes": Muslim Antisemitism and the Conspiracy of Silence.

Lecture presented at the National Council of Jewish Women, Fair Lawn, NJ. (2012, September).

Muslim Antisemitism: A Litmus Test for the West. Keynote speaker atthe Institute for the Study of

Global Antisemitism and Policy, Fordham University, New York. (2013, February).

"The Sons of Pigs and Apes": Muslim Antisemitism and the Conspiracy of Silence. Lecture presented at

theRamaz Upper School, New York, NY. (2013, March).

Muslim Antisemitism and the Conspiracy of Silence. Keynote speaker at the Free Thinking Film Society

Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Canada. (2013, April).

"The Sons of Pigs and Apes": Muslim Antisemitism and the Conspiracy of Silence. Lecture presented at

the Temple Beth Sholom, Fair Lawn, NJ. (2013, April).

“The Sons of Pigs and Apes": Muslim Antisemitism and the Conspiracy of Silence. Lecture presented at

the Unity Club, West Caldwell, NJ.

JAN MOHLMAN. The secret to happiness: Don’t forget to read the fine print. (2013, May)."

Invited Presentation at the HSS Faculty Research Presentation, William Paterson University.

(2013, April).

“Transdisciplinary Research in Emotion, Neuroscience and Development (TREND) group. The future of

neurobehavioral interventions.” Invited lecture presented at the Western Psychiatric Institute and

Clinic, Psychiatry Department, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA.

(2013, March).

“Brain health: What are clinical psychologists thinking?.” Keynote Speaker at the Medical Society of

Delaware, University of Delaware, Newark, DE. (2013, March).

“Keeping the brain young.” Invited lecturer presented at College for a Day, Maplewood, NJ. (2013,

May).

NATALIE OLBRECHT “Sample Representativeness Affects Statistical Inference.” Invited lecture

presented at the Cognitive Science Seminar, William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ. (2012,

October).

“PhD Programs in Experimental Psychology.” Invited speaker at the Graduate School Workshop,

William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ. (2013, April).

DAVID RIVERA Microaggressions: The New Face of Discrimination. Lecture

presented at Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ. (2013, April).

CONTRIBUTED LECTURES

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THOMAS HEINZEN “Outcomes from STP Presidential Task Force on Statistical Literacy.” Best

Practices: Teaching Statistics and Research Methods, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro,

GA. with Green, B., Bilwise, G., (2012, October).

“The horse that won’t stop teaching.” An invited address to the Northeast Conference on the Teaching

of Psychology (NECTOP)., Boston, MA. (2012, October).

“Advances in the Visual Display of Scientific Data,” Presentation at Seton Hall University Data

Visualization Group, South Orange, NJ. (2013, January).

“Evidence for the Evolution of Cooperation: Truces in the Trenches and Hurricane Sandy.” Presentation

at the Eastern Psychological Association. New York, NY. (2013, March).

“Gamification of a Statistics Course.” Presentation at The 27th Annual Farmingdale Conference on

Undergraduate Teaching of Psychology. White Plains, NY. (2013, April).

“The horse that won’t stop teaching.” An invited address to the Association for Psychological Science

(APS) Teaching of Psychology Workshop. Washington, D.C. (2013, May).

“Teaching Statistics: Harnessing Advances in the Visual Display of Data.” Symposium presented at the

Eastern Psychological Association, New York, NY. with Nolan, S. & Green, B., (March, 2013).

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SOCIOLOGY

Kathleen Korgen, Chair

REFERRED PAPERS JENNIFER DINOIA, Leanne Mauriello, Carol Byrd-Bredbenner, and Debbe. Thompson. 2012.

“Validity and Reliability of a Dietary Stages of Change Measure among Economically Disadvantaged African-American Adolescents.” American Journal of Health Promotion 26: 381-389.

with Debbe Thompson. 2012. “A New Measure of Dietary Social Support among African American Adolescents.” American Journal of Health Behavior 37: 299-309.

with GenniferFurst, Keumjae Park, and Carol Byrd-Bredbenner. “Designing Culturally Sensitive Dietary Interventions for African-Americans: Review and Recommendations.” Nutrition Reviews.

with Furst, Gennifer, Park,Keumjae, & Byrd-Bredbenner, Carol. “Designing culturally sensitive dietary interventions for African Americans: Review and Recommendations.” Nutrition Reviews, 71, 224-238.

Amy Adamczyk and JACOB FELSON 2012. “The Effect of Religion-Supported Programs on Health-Related Behaviors in Adolescence.” Review of Religious Research 1-29.

LUIS LUÑO, F. April 2013. “Mexicans in New York City.” Societies Without Borders: Human Rights and the Social Sciences, Volume 8, Issue 1. Pp. 405-426.

KEUMJAE PARK. 2012. “An Exploratory Study of Korean Wild Geese Families: Global Education and Transnationalizing as a Family Strategy for Class Mobility.” Global Studies Journal. 5(1): 67-78.

VINCENT PARRILLO. and Christopher Donoghue 2013. “The National Social Distance Study: Ten Years Later.’ Sociological Forum, 42:2.

GABE WANG T. 2012. “The Global Cultural Economic Theory and the Importance of the World Culture and Economy to the Chinese Society”. Jiang Su Social Science 2012 (04): 93-100.

DENIZ YUCEL 2012. “Wives' Employment and Marital Dissolution: Consideration of Gender Ideology and Marital Interaction.” Sociology Mind, 2(2), 213-222.

2012. “Wives’ Work Hours and Marital Dissolution: Differential Effects across Marital Duration.” Sociology Mind, 2(1), 12-22.

NON-REFERRED PAPERS WENDY CHRISTENSEN. 2013.Review of Men Who Hate Women and the Women Who Kick Their

Asses Eds.Donna King & Carrie Lee Smith.Gender & Society, 27:3 LUIS LUÑO. January 2013. Book Review of Jose A. Cobas, Jorge Duany, and Joe R. Feagin’s

(editors). 2009. How The United States Racializes Latinos: White Hegemony & It’s Consequences. Boulder, CO: Paradigm Publishers. In Race and Justice: An International Journal, Volume 3, Issue 1. Pp. 102-107.

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BOOKS MABOUD ANSARI. 2013. The Iranian Americans: A Popular Social History of a New American

Ethnic Group, published by Edwin Mellen Press in January 2013. JACOB FELSON 2012. What Can We Learn from the Study of Twins? An Evaluation of the Equal Environments Assumption. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press. KATHLEEN KORGEN and Furst, Gennifer 2012. Social Problems and Remedies. San Diego, CA:

Bridgepoint Education Publishing. The Engaged Sociologist: Connecting the Classroom to the Community. 4th edition. Thousand Oaks:

Sage. with White, Jonathan. 2013. Sociologists in Action: Sociology, Social Change, and Social Justice. 2nd edition. Thousand Oaks,

Sage. with White, Jonathan, and White, Shelly. (Eds.) 2013. GENNIFER FURST and Collica, Kimberly 2012. Criminology and Society. San Diego, CA:

Bridgepoint Education Publishing. VINCENT PARILLO Strangers to These Shores, 11th ed. Boston: Pearson. 2013. Cities and Urban Life, 6th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson. 2013. Diversity in America, 4th ed. Boulder, CO: Paradigm Publishers. 2013. GABE WANG American Sociology and the Socioeconomic Development of China. Beijing: the

People’s University of China Press. 2013. Book Chapters VINCENT PARILLO 2012. “Demographic Realities for Poland and the United States,” pp. 401-415.

In Quilting Stories: Essays in Honor of Elzbieta H. Oleksy, edited by Marek M. Wojtaszek and Edyta Just.Łódź, Poland: University of Łódź Publishing House.

2013. Foreword, in Maboud Ansari, The Iranian Americans: A Popular Social History of a New American Ethnic Group. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press.

GABE WANG “Hiring, Evaluation and Promotion of the University Faculty Members” in The Multi-aspects of the American Education (edited by YiquiGuo). Chengdu: The Educator’s Journal Press. 2013."

"The Management of Students’ Learning with Credit System in Comprehensive Universities” in The Multi-aspects of the American Education (edited by YiquiGuo). Chengdu: The Educator’s Journal Press. 2013.

Other (creative publications, reviews, etc) Encyclopedia Entries GENNIFER FURST “Joe Arpaio.” In The Social History of Crime and Punishment in America: An

Encyclopedia, edited by Wilbur Miller. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Press. 2012. “Ted Bundy.” In The Social History of Crime and Punishment in America: An Encyclopedia, edited

by Wilbur Miller. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Press. Furst, Gennifer. 2012. DENIZ YUCEL 2013. Maternal Employment as a Risk for Divorce. A Cultural Sociology of Divorce: An Encyclopedia/Sage Reference.

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BLOG ENTRIES GENNIFER FURST 2012. Terror Behind the Walls: Eastern State Penitentiary. CrimCast.

Online.https://crimcast.wordpress.com/2012/10/08/terror-behind-the-walls-eastern-state-penitentiary/

WENDY CHRISTENSEN 2012. “The Kissing Sailor Photograph: An Iconic Image of War, Not Romance.” Sociological Images: Inspiring Sociological Imaginations Everywhere. Oct. 5.

http://bit.ly/kissingSailor Works in progress, forthcoming, and under review MABOUD ANSARI will go to Kazakhstan in May 2013 (with professor Parrillo) to continue our

field research on the impact of Gulen-inspired schools. WENDY CHRISTENSEN. “The Black Citizen-Subject: African American Single Mothers & Military

Recruitment” (work-in-progress) JENNIFER DINOIA In press. “Designing Culturally Sensitive Dietary Interventions for African

Americans: Review and Recommendations.” With GenniferFurst, Keumjae Park and Carol Byrd-Bredbenner. Nutrition Reviews.

“Adolescent Fruit and Vegetable Intake: Influence of Family Support and Moderation by Home Availability of Relationships with Afrocentric Values and Taste Preferences.” Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. with Carol Byrd-Bredbenner. In press.

“Improving the Summer Camp Food Environment: Results of a Pilot Study in a Residential Camp Serving Economically Disadvantaged Youths.” with Lynne Orr. Under Review.

“Defining Powerhouse Fruits and Vegetables: A Nutrient Density Approach.” Under Review. JACOB FELSON “What can we learn from twin studies? Revise & Resubmit, Social Science Research

May 2013. “The Religious Roots of Childrearing Values.” Submitted to the American Journal of Sociology,

December 2012 with Duane Alwin. KATHLEEN KORGEN White, Jonathan, and White, Shelley. Eds. (Forthcoming). Sociologists in

Action: Race, Class, Gender, and Intersections. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE. Our Social World. Fifth Edition, Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. with Ballantine, Jeanne and Roberts,

Keith. Forthcoming) LUIS LUÑO In press. “Policing, Public Safety, and Race-Neutral Discourse.” In Sociology Compass. KEUMJAE PARK. In press. “Foreigners or Multicultural Citizens?: South Korean Press Media’s

Construction of Asian Immigrants,” Ethnic and Racial Studies. “Politics of Immigration Integration: MIPEX Analysis of South Korean Immigration Policies”

(Work-in-progress) “Multiculturalism Policies in Japan and South Korea: A Comparative Analysis of the State

Responses to New Immigration” with Takiko Mori-Saunders. (Work-in-progress) DENIZ YUCEL “Siblings and Personality: Evidence among Eighth Graders from the Early

Childhood Longitudinal Study-Kindergarten Cohort (ECLS-K).” Revise and Resubmit, The Social Science Journal.

“Number of Siblings and Generalized Trust.” Under Review, Social Behavior and Personality.

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“Correlates of Generalized Trust: Evidence from a Bi-Communal Island.” Under Review, International Journal of Comparative Sociology.

“What Predicts Egalitarian Attitudes towards Marriage and Children: Evidence from the European Values Survey Data.” (Work-in-progress). INVITED PRESENTATIONS JACOB FELSON “(How much) Does Religious Background Affect the Relationship between Sexual

Orientation and Mental Health.” Annual Meeting, Association for the Sociology of Religion, Denver, August 2012.

GENNIFER FURST “Technology and Pedagogy.” American Society of Criminology, Chicago, IL, November 2012.

KATHLEEN KORGEN “Teaching Public Sociology and Civic Engagement, ”American Sociological Association, Denver August 2012.

LUIS LUÑO “Policing Community: On the Uses of Law Enforcement and the Rules of Law to Keep Undocumented Immigrants Insecure,” as part of the “Contemporary Approaches to Latin@ Criminology” of the American Society of Criminologists. Chicago, Illinois. Wednesday, November 14, 2012.

KEUMJAE PARK 2013. “Human Rights without Citizenship?: The Paradoxes of Inclusion and Exclusion in South Korea’s Multicultural Policies.” Eastern Sociological Society, Boston, MA. March 20th-23rd, 2013.

DENIZ YUCEL Southern Sociological Society. Atlanta, GA. April 24-27, 2013. Paper Session. “Correlates of Generalized Trust: Evidence from the European Values

Survey Data.” Eastern Sociological Society. Boston, MA. March 21-24, 2013. Paper Session. “Number of Siblings and Generalized Trust: Is There a Real or Spurious Relationship?” Presented at the American Sociological Association Meetings. Las Vegas, Nevada. August 17-20, 2012. Roundtable Session. “ Only Children’s Social Skills among American Fifth Graders: Reason for Optimism.” Presented at the conference of the Cultural Difference and Social Solidarity Network. Middle East Technical University Northern Cyprus Campus, in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. July 3-6, 2012. Paper Session. “Perceptions of Marriage and Prerequisites for a Successful Marriage: Comparing Greek and Turkish Cypriots.” OTHER LECTURES MABOUD ANSARI (with professor Parrillo) made a presentation on the Gulen Movement for the

sociology Research Circle on March 13th, 2012 WENDY CHRISTENSEN (March, 2013), “The Black Citizen-Subject: African American Single

Mothers & Military Recruitment” Sociology Department Research Circle JENNIFER DINOIA “Improving the summer camp food environment: Results of a pilot study in a

residential camp serving economically disadvantaged youths,” Research and Scholarship Day, William Paterson University. With Orr, L. (2013, April).

Healthy eating on a low income.Race and Gender Project Forum, William Paterson University.

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(2013, February). Writing reports of research. Lecture delivered as part of the Living Writers Series, William

Paterson University. (2012, November). JACOB FELSON (2013, March). Sexual orientation and mental health.Department of Sociology

Research Circle. KUEMJAE PARK. “Hallyu and Globalizing Korea.” WPU University Research Day Special Panel on

Korea.April, 2013. “Perspective on Asia Today: Economic and Cultural Dynamism of Northeast Asia Today.” William

Paterson University Cross-cultural Arts Festival, Faculty Panel on “Perspective on Asia.” March 7th, 2013.

“The Costs of Success: The Challenges and Needs of Korean-American Youth.” Keynote Speech. The 7th Annual Fund Raiser for RYC Community Center. Fort Lee, NJ. January 26th, 2013.

“South Korean Press Media’s Coverage of Immigrants 1990-2008.” Department of Sociology Research Circle. William Paterson University. December 6th, 2012.

VINCENT PARILLO (March 2013), “Diversity in America,” four-part lecture series at Institute of New Dimensions, Teaneck, NJ.

DENIZ YUCEL (March 2013), “Correlates of Generalized Trust in a Bi-Communal Island: Evidence from the European Values Survey.” Sociology Department Research Circle.

University Research Day. William Paterson University. Wayne, NJ. April 4, 2013. Paper Session. “Perception of Family Values in a Bi-Communal Island: Evidence from the European Values Survey Data.”

Faculty Research Forum, William Paterson University of New Jersey. September 21, 2012. “Perceptions of Marriage and Prerequisites for a Successful Marriage: Comparing Greek and Turkish Cypriots.”

INTERVIEWS MABOUD ANSARI Participated as an expert in a BBC panel discussion on Presidential election in

November 3th, 2012 in Washington D.C. and was interviewed by Radio France (International ) on the second generation Iranians abroad on April 6, 2013

WENDY CHRISTENSEN “Women have been part of U.S. combat for years, although not on front lines”. The Washington Post, January 24 2013 [link]

VINCENT PARILLO. “NYC Beckons New Parents as North Jersey Suburbs No Longer Seen as Only Place to Raise Kids,” The Record (February 17, 2013), p. 1.

VINCENT PARILLO Gaetano Federici: The Sculptor Laureate of Paterson, NJTV, April 23, 2013. VINCENT PARILLO interviewed on Life and Living in New Jersey, NJTV, on May 6, 2013. PRODUCTIONS VINCENT PARILLO 2013. Gaetano Federici: The Sculptor Laureate of Paterson, 52-minute

documentary. Pre-telecast screening and reception at William Paterson University on March 6, screening at Ridgewood Film Festival on April 17, and telecast on NJTV on April 23.

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GRANTS AND AWARDS WENDY CHRISTENSEN. WPUNJ College of Humanities & Social Sciences Summer Stipend Award

SAGE Teaching Innovations & Professional Development Award GENNIFER FURST “Brothers for Awareness” Annual Award to Honor Women on WPU Campus. VINCENT PARILLO “Best Documentary” trophy award at Ridgewood Film Festival.

$5,000 grant from WPUNJ Alumni Association for editing documentary. WPUNJ Faculty Achievement Award for Scholarship, including $1,000 travel grant.

DENIZ YUCEL WPUNJ College of Humanities & Social Sciences Summer Stipend Award WPUNJ College of Humanities & Social Sciences Career Development Award

COMMUNITY SERVICE VINCENT PARILLO Vice Chairperson, Ridgewood Historic Preservation Commission.

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WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Arlene Holpp Scala, Chair

REFERRED ELENA SABOGAL. “De-naturalized identities: Class-Based Perceptions of Self and Others among

Latin American Immigrants in South Florida.” Latino Studies, Volume 10, Issue 4, Winter 2012.

JURIED PRESENTATIONS ELENA SABOGAL “Cambio y transición en la situación legal de peruanos de clasemedia en Miami”

XXXI International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA). Washington, D.C. May 29-June 1, 2013.

“Media Reception: Ontological Security and Imaginative Copresence: Haitian Immigrants and Well-being in Miami.” International Communication Association (ICA) 63rd Annual Conference, June, London, UK. The paper received the Top Paper Award in the Ethnicity and Race in Communication Division of ICA. with Hughes, Sallie.

“Emotional Ties that bind: Transnational social citizenship among immigrants in South Florida.” Paper presented at the Fall 2012 Colloquium “Migration and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean.” Center for Latin American Studies, University of Miami, October 19th, 2012. with Hughes, Sallie, Elizabeth Aranda”

INVITED LECTURES ARLENE HOLPP SCALA “Feminism,” March 4, 2013, William Paterson University. “The Meaning of Lent: A Journey from Christianity to Feminist Unitarian Universalism, ” February

17, 2013, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palisades (UUCP), Englewood, NJ. “Motherhood: Traditionally Non-Traditional,” May 13,2013, Unitarian Universalist Congregation

of the Palisades (UUCP), Englewood, NJ. “Welcoming Pride: LGBT Lives,” June 16, 2013, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the

Palisades (UUCP), Englewood, NJ. WORKS IN PROGRESS ELENA SABOGAL Making Miami Home: Immigration, Security and Belonging in a Global City.

Lynne Rienner Publishers, forthcoming with Aranda, Elizabeth, Sallie Hughes. “Gender and Generational Belonging on Market Street: Peruvians in Paterson, NJ 1950s-2013.” SREEVIDYA KALARAMADAM Gender, Governance, and Empowerment in India. London:

Routledge. “Dis/empowering Political Subjects: The Production Of “Failed” Elected Women Representatives

In India” Women’s Studies International Forum. vol. 35(4):276-285 “Gender Quotas and Marked Bodies: Challenges and Possibilities for Feminist Political Practice” –

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significantly revised based upon comments from Gender and Society; will be sent for review in the refereed journal Ethnology by June 2013.

ARLENE HOLPP SCALA “The Butch/Femme Society of New York City, 1989-Present: An Oral History.”