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Date	Title
26 Oct 2009	Suwako Watanabe gives workshop on advocacy Suwako Watanabe, Foreign Languages and Literatures faculty, gave a workshop titled "Advocacy 101" at the Confederation in Oregon For Language Teaching Fall Conference, Salem, Oct. 10.
26 Oct 2009	Steve Johnson presents at planning association meeting in London Steve Johnson, Urban Studies and Planning adjunct faculty, presented a paper on public participation in sustainable community development at the Town and Country Planning Association in London on Sept. 18. Johnson was also appointed adviser to the newly-formed International Town Management Institute of Japan in Sendai, Japan.
26 Oct 2009	Tom Hastings speaks on public peace intellectuals Tom Hastings, Conflict Resolution adjunct faculty, presented a paper, "Public Peace Intellectuals," at the annual Peace and Justice Studies Society conference at Marquette University, Milwaukee, on Oct. 10.
26 Oct 2009	Dave Ervin and Jim Thayer speak on sustainable manufacturing Dave Ervin, Economics and Environmental Sciences and Management faculty, and Jim Thayer, Business Administration adjunct faculty, made presentations to a National Institute of Standards and Technology workshop, "Sustainable Manufacturing: Metrics, Standards, and Infrastructure," in Gaithersburg, Md., on Oct. 13-15.
26 Oct 2009	Amy Donaldson speaks on support of autistic children Amy Donaldson, Speech and Hearing Sciences faculty, gave an invited presentation, "The ‘Umbrella' of Social Communicative-Competence: How to Support Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders," at the Oregon Speech-Language Hearing Association Conference in Bend, Oct. 10.
26 Oct 2009	Jack Corbett speaks on internationalizing public administration Jack Corbett, Public Administration faculty, presented "Internationalizing Public Administration: Acting Globally, Thinking Locally" at the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association Annual Meeting in Victoria, B.C., on Oct. 16.
26 Oct 2009	F. Rudolf Beyl and Nancy Waller give talks at mathematics seminar F. Rudolf Beyl and Nancy Waller, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, presented joint work in two talks on "The Geometric Realization Problem" at the International Seminar on Low-Dimensional Homotopy Theory and Combinatorial Group Theory in Joseph, Ore., on July 18. This seminar was supported by the National Science Foundation (USA) and the Pacific Institute for Mathematical Sciences (Canada), with Beyl as the principal investigator.
26 Oct 2009	Carl Abbott represents paper on Cascadia region Carl Abbott, Urban Studies and Planning faculty, represented a paper on "Competing Cascadias: Imagining a Region over Four Decades" at the meeting of the Society for American City and Regional Planning History in Oakland, Calif. on Oct. 17.
19 Oct 2009	Dilafruz Williams speaks on socio-ecological pedagogies Dilafruz Williams, Education faculty, participated in an invited symposium, "Socio-Ecological Pedagogies," at the North American Association of Environmental Education annual conference in Portland, Oct. 9.
19 Oct 2009	Robert Strongin speaks on disease detection at Washington State University Robert Strongin, Chemistry faculty, gave an invited lecture, "Organic Dyes for White Light, Near IR Emission and Disease Detection," at Washington State University, Oct. 5.
19 Oct 2009	Anousha Sedighi speaks at Iranian linguistics conference in Paris Anousha Sedighi, Foreign Languages and Literatures faculty, presented a paper titled "Feel-like Constructions and Intentionality in Persian" at the Third International Conference on Iranian Linguistics held at the University of Paris 3, Sorbonne Nouvelle, in September.
19 Oct 2009	Rudi Nussbaum speaks on children’s leukemia and nuclear power plants Rudi Nussbaum, Physics and Environmental Sciences emeritus faculty, was interviewed by the journal Environmental Health Perspectives about the scientific significance and public health implications of a recent study on childhood leukemia in proximity to German nuclear power plants. Children under five years of age, residing less than 5 km from the reactors, are at more than twice the normal risk to contract leukemia. The article "Childhood Leukemia and Proximity to Nuclear Power Plants" appeared in the October 2009 issue of the journal.
19 Oct 2009	Eric Mankowski presents papers at Society for Community Research & Action meeting Eric Mankowski, Psychology faculty, presented two papers, "Graduate Education in Community Research and Action: Preparing Students for Practice" and "Patterns of Work-Related Abusive Behaviors and Impact on Abuser's Work Performance and Employment" at the 12th biennial meeting of the Society for Community Research & Action in Montclair, N.J., in June.
19 Oct 2009	Steven Johnson speaks on inter-communal communications Steve Johnson, Urban Studies and Planning adjunct faculty, presented a paper, “Before Facebook: the Role of Gatherings in Inter-Communal Communications in the Later 20th Century,” at the “From Eden to Ecotopia” conference of the Communal Studies Association, Aurora, Ore., Oct. 2.
12 Oct 2009	Dilafruz Williams speaks at Fulbright Teacher Exchange workshop Dilafruz Williams, Education faculty, gave a keynote, "Innovations in K-12 Public Schools," at the Fulbright Classroom Teacher Exchange Program In-Service Workshop, Academy for Educational Development, in Portland, Oct. 1.
12 Oct 2009	Inger Olsen presents at international Danish American Heritage conference Inger Olsen, Foreign Languages and Literatures faculty, presented a paper, "Piet Hein (1905-1996) A Renaissance Man," at the International Conference Sponsored by the Danish American Heritage Society in Minneapolis, Oct. 1-3.
12 Oct 2009	Eric Mankowski presents papers at Intervening with Men who Batter conference Eric Mankowski, Psychology faculty, presented two papers, "Work-Related Intimate Partner Violence: Research, Practice, and Policy Implications" and "A Comprehensive Survey of BIP Characteristics, Structure and Practices: Implications for Statewide Standards" at the conference Bridging Perspectives: Intervening with Men who Batter, in Minneapolis in May.
12 Oct 2009	Mary King presents at Mexican conference Mary King, Economics faculty, presented "Los Entendimientos Económicas Sobre la Migración Mexicana a los EE. UU." (Economic Understandings of Mexican Migration to the U.S.) at a conference at the Instituto Oaxaqueño de Atención al Migrante, Feb. 11.
12 Oct 2009	Rick Johnson discusses his new book Rick Johnson, Counselor Education faculty, discussed his book, Reclaiming Your Real Self: A Psychological and Spiritual Integration, at Controversial Books in San Diego, Oct. 16.
12 Oct 2009	Sherril Gelmon presents at Oregon Health Forum Sherril Gelmon, Public Administration faculty, presented "Defining a Value(s)-based System" at the Intersection Health conference for the Oregon Health Forum, Portland on Sept. 29.
12 Oct 2009	Jeff Fletcher presents at Evolution of Cooperation Conference Jeff Fletcher, Systems Science and University Studies faculty, presented an invited talk, "Altruism Theories, Models, and Definitions: Prospects for Unification," at the Evolution of Cooperation: Models and Theories conference, hosted by the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis in Vienna, Austria, Sept. 15-18.
12 Oct 2009	Talya Bauer appears on panel at technology entrepreneurship symposium Talya Bauer, Business Administration faculty, was a panelist at the Seventh West Coast Research Symposium on Technology Entrepreneurship, University of Washington, Seattle, Sept. 10.
05 Oct 2009	Suwako Watanabe co-presents a leadership training workshop in Los Angeles Suwako Watanabe, Foreign Languages and Literatures faculty, co-presented at the leadership training workshop held at the Japan Foundation Los Angeles offices, Aug. 3 and 4. The workshop's purpose was to train teachers of Japanese at K-16 schools to become professional leaders in the field of Japanese language education.
05 Oct 2009	Craig Wollner speaks at engineering association dinner Craig Wollner, Urban and Public Affairs, delivered the keynote address "Triple Play: The Mingled Destinies of Engineers and Oregon" for the 100th anniversary dinner of the Oregon section of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Portland, Sept. 12.
05 Oct 2009	Robert Strongin presents at National Institute of Justice meeting Robert Strongin, Chemistry faculty, presented "Developing Fluorogenic Reagents for Detecting and Enhancing Bloody Fingerprints" at the National Institute of Justice 2009 General Forensics Research & Development Grantees Meeting, Tampa, Fla., Aug. 18.
05 Oct 2009	Dirgham Sbait gives keynote address at Arab World conference Dirgham Sbait, Foreign Languages and Literatures faculty, gave an invited keynote at the annual conference of the Arab Student Organization at University of Oregon, "Journey Through the Arab World," in Eugene, during May. At the conference, he also presented a paper titled "The Oral Poetry of the Arabs" accompanied by a DVD detailing extemporized-sung poetry of Palestinian poet-singers within the context of traditional and modern Arab weddings.
05 Oct 2009	Inger Olsen participates in Danish abroad course Inger Olsen, Foreign Languages and Literatures faculty, participated in the Danish Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation's annual course for professors teaching Danish abroad at Hindsgavl Castle, Denmark, July 27 to 31.
05 Oct 2009	Wendy Machalicek co-presents at Association for Behavior Analysis conference Wendy Machalicek, Education faculty, co-presented "Training Teachers to Assess the Challenging Behaviors of Students with Autism Using Video Tele-conferencing" at the Symposium at the Association for Behavior Analysis International 35th Annual Conference, Phoenix, in May.
05 Oct 2009	Mary King presents at economics conference in Argentina Mary King, Economics faculty, presented "Sustentabilidad y el paradigma de la economía feminista" (Sustainability and the Feminist Economic Paradigm) at the III Congreso Internacional de Economía y Gestión - ECON 2009 at University of Bueno Aires, May 26 to 29.
05 Oct 2009	Jong Sung Kim co-presents at biometrics and statistics conference Jong Sung Kim, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, and graduate student Jerzy Wieczorek presented "Extending MKSFitter to Right-Censored Data" at the 2009 Western North American Region of The International Biometric Society /Institute of Mathematical Statistics conference at PSU, June 15.
05 Oct 2009	Pauline Jivanjee, Nancy Koroloff, Mandy Davis present at Building on Family Strengths Conference Pauline Jivanjee, Nancy Koroloff, and Mandy Davis, Regional Research Institute faculty, presented "Improving Transitions to Adulthood for Youth with Mental Health Needs: Youth and Parents' Experiences and Recommendation for Improving Transition Supports" at the Building on Family Strengths Conference: Putting Youth & Families First, in Portland, June 23 to 25.
05 Oct 2009	Jeffer Daykin speaks at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Jeffer Daykin, Capstone instructor, presented "Calming the Waters of Japan-U.S. Relations Through Commerce: The Reception of Shibusawa Eiichi's Trade Commission at the A-Y-P" at the Symposium on Asian-Pacific Peoples at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle, Sept. 12.
05 Oct 2009	Mike Burton speaks to Public Relations Society of America's Portland chapter Mike Burton, Extended Studies vice provost, presented "Evolving Public Relations, Social Media and Online Learning" at Public Relations Society of America Portland chapter's masters group, Sept. 22
05 Oct 2009	Talya Bauer appears on panel Talya Bauer, Business Administration faculty, was a panel participant on "Current Controversies in Recruitment and Selection" at the Academy of Management Meeting, Chicago, Aug. 7. As editor of the Journal of Management, Bauer also was a panelist on an Editor's Roundtable: Human Resource Management Doctoral Consortium, Meet the Editors Session: Human Resources Early Career Consortium, and Editor's Session: Organizational Behavior Doctoral Consortium.