News for: Presented

« May, 2009 »

Date	Title
26 May 2009	Sue Taylor presents at Art Beat celebration Sue Taylor, Art History faculty, was featured in Portland Community Colleges' annual week-long Art Beat celebration, presenting two lectures on “Eva Hesse and the Absurd” at the Rock Creek and Cascade campuses, May 15.
26 May 2009	Ken Stedman presents two invited seminars on viruses Ken Stedman, Biology faculty, presented two invited seminars on his lab research at University of Copenhagen in Denmark, May 11, and at Kiel University in Germany, April 27. The seminars were titled “Viruses from Hell: Viruses of the Extremely Thermophilic Archaeon Sulfolobus” and “Viruses from Hell: Fuselloviruses from Portland to Kiel and Beyond.”
26 May 2009	Ken Ruoff presents at Emerging Democracies conference Ken Ruoff, History faculty, presented a paper titled “The Role of the Japanese Monarch, 1868-Present” at the Emerging Democracies in the 21st Century conference sponsored by the Bhutan Centre for Media and Democracy, in Paro, Bhutan. The conference brought together experts who are advising the Bhutanese governement on the role of monarchies in democracies, which will be useful for the country's young king.
26 May 2009	Hiro Ito presents at Macroeconomics Workshop Hiro Ito, Economics faculty, presented “The Emerging Global Financial Architecture: Tracing and Evaluating the New Patterns of Trilemma's Configurations” at the University of Tokyo Macroeconomics Workshop in Tokyo, May 14.
26 May 2009	Veronica Dujon, Avram Hiller, Leerom Medovoi, and Leopoldo Rodriguez present at sustainability conference Veronica Dujon, Sociology faculty; Avram Hiller, Philosophy faculty; Leerom Medovoi, English faculty; and Leopoldo Rodriguez, International Studies faculty, presented work at the plenary roundtable for the Understanding Sustainability: Perspectives from the Humanities conference, on campus May 15.
26 May 2009	Dacian Daescu presents at Dynamic Meteorology workshop Dacian Daescu, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, presented “Adjoint Estimation to Observing System Experiments Outcomes” to the Eighth International Workshop on Adjoint Applications in Dynamic Meteorology Tannersville, Pa., May 18-22.
18 May 2009	Susan Wladaver-Morgan participates in Western Association of Women Historians conference Susan Wladaver-Morgan, Pacific Historical Review, chaired and commented on a session, “Women and the Uses of Literacy,” at the Western Association of Women Historians conference in Santa Clara, Calif., April 30-May 2. She also wrote and performed in the musical “Our Smart Women” as part of the association's 40th-anniversary festivities.
18 May 2009	William York presents at International Congress on Medieval Studies William York, University Honors faculty, presented the paper “Medical Education at the University of Montpellier in the Wake of the Black Death” at the 44th International Congress on Medieval Studies in Kalamazoo, Mich.
18 May 2009	Michael Smith presents at American Educational Research Association meeting Michael Smith, Education faculty, participated in the “Gendered Dimensions of the College Choice Process for Young African American Students” Symposium held at the annual meeting for the American Educational Research Association in San Diego in April.
18 May 2009	Heejun Chang presents at American Water Resources conference Heejun Chang, Geography faculty, presented the paper “Spatially-explicit Economic Impact Assessment of Climate Change on Water Resources of the Willamette River” at the American Water Resources Association Spring Specialty Conference in Anchorage, Alaska, May 5.
11 May 2009	James Woods discusses K-12 budget cuts and more on Think Out Loud James Woods, Economics faculty, was on Think Out Loud talking about K-12 budget cuts and a bill in the Oregon legislature to provide additional flexibility to school districts on services provided and public reporting.
11 May 2009	Scott Wells presents invited papers at American Fisheries meeting Scott Wells, Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty, presented two invited papers at the Western Division of the American Fisheries Society Meeting in Albuquerque, N.M., May 4. The papers were titled “Fish Bioenergetics Models Coupled with Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Models” and “Use and Abuse of Water Quality Models.”
11 May 2009	Sean Pollack presents at Congress of Medieval Studies Sean Pollack, English adjunct faculty, presented “Richard Brathwaite and the Birth of Chaucer Criticism” at the 44th International Congress of Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Mich., May 8.
11 May 2009	Vivek Shandas presents at Oregon State Department of Human Services Vivek Shandas, Urban Studies and Planning faculty, delivered the invited talk “Inequity on a Hot Tin Roof: Implication of Climate Change on Different Portland Communities” at the Oregon State Department of Human Services, April 30.
11 May 2009	Inger Olsen presents at Scandinavian study conference Inger Olsen, Foreign Languages and Literatures faculty, presented a paper titled “From Jeppe to Flyttemand (Furniture Mover) Olsen: A Study of a Comedic Character” while participating in the 99th annual Society for Advancement of Scandinavian Study Conference in Madison, Wis. April 30-May 2.
11 May 2009	Hiro Ito presents at International Economics conference Hiro Ito, Economics faculty, presented “The Emerging Global Financial Architecture—Tracing and Evaluating the New Patterns of Trilemma's Configurations” at the Third Santa Cruz Center for International Economics and Journal of International Money and Finance Conference in Santa Cruz, Calif., May 1-2.
11 May 2009	David Johns presents to U.S. Forest Service Region 6 David Johns, Political Science adjunct faculty, presented “Key National Issues for 2009” to the U.S. Forest Service Region 6, April 30.
11 May 2009	Dave Ervin presents at conference on change in engaged sustainability scholarship Dave Ervin, Environmental Sciences faculty, presented “Building Sustainability Scholarship at Portland State University: War Stories and Lessons” at a Michigan State University conference on accelerating change in engaged sustainability scholarship, April 30.
11 May 2009	John Hall presents at International Political Economy Seminar in Rio de Janeiro John Hall, Economics and International studies faculty, presented the paper “The Illusion of Convergence” to the Post Graduate Seminar in International Political Economy at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, May 4.
11 May 2009	Sherril Gelmon co-presents at health information management systems meeting Student Oliver Droppers and Sherril Gelmon, Public Administration faculty, presented “Electronic Health Record Systems in Community Health Centers: Promising Practices for Decision-Making and Implementation” at the Health Information Management Systems Science Society Annual Meeting in Chicago in April.
11 May 2009	Paul Collins presents at Universities of Washington Bothell and Seattle Paul Collins, English Faculty, gave the invited lecture “Writing for Their Lives” at University of Washington in Bothell and presented “History's Killer App” at a Writing Technology: Uncommon Histories panel at University of Washington in Seattle, April 23.
11 May 2009	Jean Campbell presents at education conference in Qatar Jean Campbell, Middle East Studies Center, gave an invited talk titled “Cultural Dimensions of Education for Development” at the Education for Development Conference sponsored by Qatar University in Doha, Qatar, Feb. 16.
05 May 2009	John Hall presents at Universidade de Brasília John Hall, Economics and International studies faculty, presented the paper "Neoclassical Versus Keynesian Approaches to Eastern German Unemployment" to the Seminário de Pós-Graduação in the Departamento de Economia at the Universidade de Brasília, April 24.
05 May 2009	Andy Job presents at Concorde Career Institute Andy Job, Educational Leadership and Policy faculty, presented a workshop titled "Motivating Our Students, Motivating Ourselves" at the Concorde Career Institute in Portland, April 23.
05 May 2009	Sherril Gelmon presents at Western Region Campus Compact Consortium meeting Sherril Gelmon, Public Administration faculty, presented "Developing Faculty for the Engaged Campus" at the Western Region Campus Compact Consortium meeting in Seattle, April 16.
05 May 2009	Heejun Chang speaks at colloquium series on community engagement Heejun Chang, Geography Faculty, gave an invited talk titled "Sustainable Water Resource Management under Climate Change and Population Growth" at the University of South Florida's colloquium series on community engagement, April 24.