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Date	Title
30 Mar 2009	Martin Zwick presents at OHSU Martin Zwick, Systems Science faculty, gave a talk titled “Reconstructability Analysis in Biomedical Research” to the Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology, Oregon Health & Sciences University, March 5.
30 Mar 2009	Michele Miller, Kristi Kang and Karen Kennedy present at Student Affairs Professionals conference Michele Miller and Kristi Kang, Intensive English Language Program; student Akiko Ota; and Karen Kennedy, Academic Advising, presented “Facilitating Student Success: Collaborating to Connect International Students to Services and Resources” at the National Association of Student Affairs Professionals conference in Seattle in March.
30 Mar 2009	Ken Ruoff presents at American Freedom symposium in Tokyo Ken Ruoff, History faculty, presented a paper on “Japan's Challenge to the International System of Racism” at the American Freedom: Past and Present symposium at University of Tokyo, March 20.
30 Mar 2009	Michael McGregor presents at peace conference Michael McGregor, English faculty, presented “Thomas Merton, Robert Lax, and the Poetics of Peace” at the Peace: A Transforming Vision Conference put on by the Thomas Merton Society of Canada in Vancouver, B.C., March 7.
30 Mar 2009	Hiro Ito presents at Financial Markets conference in the Netherlands Hiro Ito, Economics faculty, presented a paper titled “Assessing the Emerging Global Financial Architecture: Measuring the Trilemma's Configurations over Time” at the fourth Tinbergen Conference Crashes and Systemic Crises in Financial Markets: Implications for Banks, Investors and Macroeconomic Policy-Makers, Rotterdam, Netherlands, March 13-14.
30 Mar 2009	Bruce Gilley appears on NPR’s The World Bruce Gilley, Political Science faculty, appeared on National Public Radio's nationally syndicated program The World on Feb. 12 to discuss Secretary of State Hilary Clinton's visit to Asia.
30 Mar 2009	Jeffer Daykin presents at Pacific Northwest Historians Guild conference Jeffer Daykin, University Studies, presented “Japan as a Modern World Power at the A-Y-P” at the Pacific Northwest Historians Guild conference titled Meet Me at the Fair: Exploring the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, March 7. The conference was in Seattle to celebrate the centennial of the 1909 World's Fair held in Seattle.
30 Mar 2009	Dacian Daescu presents at Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Conference Dacian Daescu, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, presented “A Continuation Approach to Adjoint-based Observation Impact Estimation” to the 2009 Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Conference on Computational Science and Engineering in Miami, March 2-6.
30 Mar 2009	Jack Corbett contributes to George Wright Society Conference Jack Corbett, Public Administration faculty, co-authored “Carrots and Sticks: Reconciling Stakeholder Interests in Protected Area Status,” presented at the 2009 George Wright Society Conference on Parks, Protected Areas, and Cultural Sites meeting in Portland, March 2-6. Corbett also chaired the discussion “Law, Negotiation, and Partnership: Reflections on Heritage Management in North America.”
30 Mar 2009	Paula Carder presents workshop on medication management Paula Carder, Institute on Aging and Community Health faculty, presented a pre-conference workshop on medication management for assisted living residents to the American Medical Directors Association annual meeting in Charlotte, N.C. The group consists of physicians who work in long-term care settings.
09 Mar 2009	Mike Burton presents at engineering companies meeting Mike Burton, Extended Studies faculty, presented the talk “The Role of Higher Education and the Economy” to the American Council of Engineering Companies of Oregon, Feb. 17.
09 Mar 2009	Mary King and Jack Corbett lecture on Mexican migration to Oregon Mary King, Economics faculty, and Jack Corbett, Public Administration faculty, lectured on Mexican migration to Oregon to more than 150 academics and government officials in Oaxaca, Mexico, Feb. 11. King presented the results of recent research on Mexican immigrants in Portland by faculty and students, while Corbett addressed long-term social and political trends shaping alternative futures for the migrant flow. The lectures attracted television and front-page newspaper coverage.
09 Mar 2009	Sean Kohles co-presents at Orthopaedic Research Society meeting Sean Kohles, Mechanical and Materials Engineering faculty, and student Jeremiah Zimmerman, co-presented the poster “Local Variation in Surface Stresses Applied to Suspended Single Cells in Microfluidic Environments” to the Orthopaedic Research Society in Las Vegas, Feb 22-25. Derek Tretheway, Mechanical and Materials Engineering, and student Nathalie Nève also co-authored the poster.
09 Mar 2009	Rik Lemoncello presents at Brain Injuries Conference Rik Lemoncello, Speech and Hearing Sciences faculty, presented two seminars at the Brain Injuries Conference in Las Vegas, March 6. His seminars covered the use of assistive technology devices for individuals with acquired cognitive impairments, and the translation of research evidence into practical clinical management strategies for rehabilitation of memory impairments.
09 Mar 2009	Cassie McVeety presents at Council for Advancement and Support of Education Conference Cassie McVeety, University Relations vice president, presented three sessions at the recent Council for Advancement and Support of Education District VIII Conference in Seattle. McVeety gave a presentation for newcomers in advancement; talked on government relations and advocacy in Canada and the U.S.; and discussed how CEOs and CAOs can work together to advance the university while navigating the challenges and opportunities presented by the current financial markets.
02 Mar 2009	Mike Burton gives two presentations on Abraham Lincoln Mike Burton, Extended Studies, presented a program on “Abraham Lincoln, His Politics and Leadership” at the Benton County Museum on Feb. 10, and as a Nancy Chandler Visiting Scholar Program participant in Bend, Feb. 12.
02 Mar 2009	Richard Clucas presents at Oregon anniversary symposium Richard Clucas, Political Science faculty, presented the paper “The Oregon Constitution and the Quest for Party Reform” at a symposium marking the 150th Anniversary of the Oregon Constitution. The symposium, which was titled “150 Years of Oregon Constitutional Law: Reflecting Back and Looking Forward,” was held at the University of Oregon Law School, Feb. 13.
02 Mar 2009	Peter Collier, Sukhwant Jhaj, and Stephen Reder present at colleges and universities meeting Peter Collier, Sociology faculty; Sukhwant Jhaj, University Studies faculty; and Stephen Reder, Applied Linguistics faculty, presented the paper “The Students First Success System: Promoting Academic Success Through Expertise Development Mentoring” at the 2009 American Association of Colleges and Universities Annual Meetings in Seattle during January.
02 Mar 2009	Pedro Ferbel-Azcarate presents at Universidad Latina de America Pedro Ferbel-Azcarate, Black Studies faculty, presented “La Historia Humana y el Fin del Mundo” for the Area de Integracion Disciplinar at the Universidad Latina de America in Morelia, Mexico, Feb 16.