Published/Exhibited

Cliff Allen, Business Administration faculty, co-authored an article titled “International Outsourcing of Research and Development: A Model of Leadership and Culture” which appeared in the current issue of Operations and Supply Chain Management: An International Journal. 

Lawrence Wheeler, University Honors faculty, authored " '...the dancer from the dance...'—A Visit to Calligraphy NW 2012" published in Letter Arts Review, Vol. 27: 1 (Winter 2013).

Alex Ruzicka, Geology faculty, authored "Chondrule Formation by Repeated Evaporative Melting and Condensation in Collisional Debris Clouds Around Planetesimals" published in Meteoritics & Planetary Science, Vol. 47, 2012.

Ron Narode, Curriculum and Instruction faculty, coauthored a book, Problem Solving and Comprehension, Seventh Edition, with Arthur Whimbey (deceased), and Jack Lochhead, Routledge Publishers.

Douglas Morgan, Craig Shinn and Kent Robinson, Hatfield School faculty, have written a second edition of their popular text, Foundations of Public Administration, published by M.E. Sharpe.

Nora Wendl, Architecture faculty, authored an essay, "Pruitt-Igoe, Now," published in the Journal of Architectural Education, Vol. 67, Issue 1, 2013 (Special Issue: Architecture and Utopia, c. 2016). The essay asks, "What is Pruitt-Igoe, now?" 40 years after the cinematic blast of tower C-15, the site of the housing complex still lays fallow, labeled dystopian by postmodern architectural discourse and ignored by contemporary St. Louis politics.

Aleksandar Jokic, Philosophy faculty, authored "Go Local: Morality and International Activism" published in Ethics & Global Politics, Vol. 6, No. 1, 2013.

Michihiro Kosuge, Art emeritus faculty, will have his sculptures included in an exhibition at the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, March 16 to May 11. He and his work were also was featured on an episode of Oregon Art Beat on OPB TV, Feb. 28 and repeated on March 3. 

Sean Kohles, Mechanical and Materials Engineering and Biology faculty, co-authored “Forensic Epidemiologic and Biomechanical Analysis of a Pelvic Cavity Blowout Injury Associated with Ejection from a Personal Watercraft (Jet-ski)” published in the Journal of Forensic Sciences, Vol. 58, No. 1. His co-authors were colleagues from OHSU, M.D. Freeman and T.M. Everson.

James Hite, Extended Campus faculty, authored the book, Second Best: The Rise of the American Vice Presidency, Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego.