Publications
2006 – Present
College of Arts and SciencesChristine Bachen and Chad Raphael, Communication, published “Civic Engagement, Pedagogy, and Information Technology on Web Sites for Youth” in the July 2008 issue of Political Communication. The article also was co-authored by students Kathleen M. Lynn, Kristen Mckee, and Jessica Baldwin-Philippi. Rich Barber, Physics, in July 2008 co-authored “Scanning Josephson Tunneling Microscopy of Single Crystal BiSrCaCuO with a Conventional Superconducting Tip,” in the American Physical Society’s Physical Review Letters. He published an article “Organic Photovoltaic Devices Based on a Block Copolymer / Fullerene Blend” in Organic Electronics, Vol. 7, 508 (December 2006). Co-authors of this article are R.D. Gomez (University of Maryland), W.N. Herman, and D.B. Romero (Virginia Tech). Rose Marie Beebe, Modern Languages and Literatures, and Robert Senkewicz, History, published Testimonios: Early California Through the Eyes of Women, 1815-1846, Heyday Books and The Bancroft Library. Terry Beers, English, and Emily Elrod ’05, published Califauna: A Literary Field Guide, Santa Clara University and Heyday Books.Terry Beers also served as series editor for Inlandia: A Journey through California's Inland Empire ed. by Gail Wattaya; The Essential Bierce ed. by John Dunlap ’66; and The Essential Austin ed. by Kevin Hearle; Dawson’s Avian Kingdom: Selected Writings by William Leon Dawson, ed. Anna Neher; and Charles Scammon’s Marine Mammals of the Northwestern Coast of North America, all published jointly by Santa Clara University and Heyday Books. Matt Bell, Psychology, co-authored the following articles, which appeared in the June 2008 Behavioural Processes: “Signals Function as Conditioned Reinforcers During Resistance to Change in a Multiple Schedule;” “Amount of Reinforcement, Resistance to Change, and Generalization Decrement;” and “Effects of Unsignaled Delays to Conditioned Reinforcement in Chain Schedules on Resistance to Change in a Multiple Schedule.” Aldo Billingslea, Theatre and Dance, in fall 2008 played the role of Harmond Wilks in August Wilson’s “Radio Golf” at TheatreWorks. Marc Bousquet, English, published How the University Works: Higher Education and the Low-Wage Nation (New York University Press, 2008). Michelle Burnham, English, published Folded Selves: Colonial New England Writing in the World System. Dartmouth College Press, February 2007. Michael Buckley, S.J., Religious Studies, is reissuing his book, At the Origins of Modern Atheism, through Yale University Press. Paul Crowley, S.J., Religious Studies, wrote a chapter on Catholicism for an upcoming encyclopedia on gay and lesbian life in the United States, edited by John Hawley, English. Alan Dafforn, Chemistry, co-authored “Ribo-SPIA(TM), a Rapid Isothermal RNA Amplification Method for Gene Expression Analysis,” In A. Carmen and G. Hardiman, eds, Biochips as Pathways to Drug Discovery (261-279). Boca Raton, Fl: CRC Press, 2007. Elizabeth Dahlhoff, Biology, co-authored “The Role of Stress Proteins in Responses of a Montane Willow Leaf Beetle to Environmental Temperature Variation” in the April 2007 Journal of Bioscience. Kelly Detweiler, Art and Art History, and Don Fritz, Art and Art History, in May 2008 presented their work in the “Kelly and Don Exhibition,” at the following locations: Yeoungchun Art Studio in Yeoungchun City, Republic of Korea; Gallery Godo in Seoul, Korea; and Banasil Culture Center in Daegu, Korea. Diane Dreher, English, published Your Personal Renaissance: Twelve Steps to Finding Your Life’s True Calling (Da Capo Press, 2008). Derek Duarte, Theatre and Dance, in fall 2008 was the lighting designer for “The Full Monty” at the American Musical Theatre of San Jose and the world premiere of “La Llarona” for Western Stage. He also designed lights for the Western Stage production of Big River as well as the lighting design of Smokey Joe’s Café at the American Musical Theatre of San Jose. John Dunlap '66, Classics, edited The Essential Ambrose Bierce, Santa Clara University and Heyday Books. Marilyn Edelstein, English, published an article titled “Love, Politics, and Ethics in the Postmodern Feminist Work of Bell Hooks and Julia Kristeva” in the book Critical Perspectives on Bell Hooks (Routledge, 2009). Edelstein also authored an article titled “Before the Beginning: Nabokov and the Rhetoric of the Preface” in the book Narrative Beginnings: Theories and Practices (Nebraska Press, 2009). She also published “Teaching Lolita in a Course on Ethics and Literature” for the Modern Languages Association’s Approaches to Teaching World Literature 2008 series. Laura Ellingson, Communication, published Engaging Crystallization in Qualitative Research: An Introduction (Sage Publications, 2008). Eileen Elrod, English, authored Piety and Dissent: Race, Gender and Biblical Rhetoric in Early American Biography (University of Massachusetts Press, 2008). Jerold Enos, Theatre and Dance, was Scenic Designer for the Oxford Shakespeare Festival’s productions of Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Wizard of Oz, Pirates of Penzance, Premiere of Shakespear’s Fight Scenes in Oxford, Mississippi; and Scenic Artist for Shady Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Taming of the Shrew in 2006. He also designed and painted banners for the inaugural ceremony of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Sean Everton, Religious Studies, published “Whose Faith-Based Initiative? How Kerry and Edwards Wooed African-American Churchgoers,” in the January/February issue of Books and Culture: A Christian Review. Frank A. Farris, Mathematics and Computer Science, published “A Window on the Fourth Dimension,” in the November 2008 Mathematical Association of America’s newsletter, Focus. Barbara Means Fraser, Theatre and Dance, had her play “Can’t Thread a Moving Needle” performed during the 2008 sexual awareness program for freshmen on campus. Her play "Breast Entanglements" by Serendipity Productions also was performed at Ventana del Soul in Austin, Texas. Alma Garcia, Sociology, and Francisco Jimenez, Art and Art History, co-authored Ethnic Community Builders: Mexican Americans in Search for Justice, Power and Citizenship Rights: The Struggle for Citizenship Rights in San Jose, California in 2007. Sara Soledad Garcia, Education, in spring 2008 published the paper, “Spanish-English or English-Spanish in California: The Dialectics of Language in a Sociocultural Historical Context,” in the online edition of Forum on Public Policy, a journal of the Oxford Round Table. Steven Gelber, History, published Horse Trading in the Age of Cars: Men in the Marketplace (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008). Janet Giddings, Religious Studies, published “Ethical Issues in Pedagogy: Wikipedia,” in the online publication of the SBL, SBL Forum 4/9 (November 2006). Leslie Gray, Environmental Studies Institute, co-edited and contributed to Hanging by a Thread: Cotton, Globalization and Poverty in Africa (Ohio University Press, 2008). Ron Hansen, English, published Exiles: A Novel (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2008). John Hawley, English, edited a three-volume encyclopedia titled LGBTQ America Today (Greenwood Press, 2009). In 2009 he also co-edited the creative writing issue of the South Asian Review and was elected to a five-year term on the Modern Language Association’s executive committee on postcolonial approaches to literature. He also authored India in Africa, Africa in India: Indian Ocean Cosmopolitanisms (Indiana University Press, 2008). Mary Hegland, Anthropology, co-authored “Modernization and Social Change: Impact on Iranian Elderly Social Networks and Care Systems” in Anthropology of the Middle East (Vol. 2, No. 2, 2008). She also contributed a chapter, “Esmat Khanum and a Life of Travail: ‘You Yourself Help Me, God,’” to Muslim Voices and Lives in the Contemporary World (Palgrave Macmillan, 2008). Josef Hellebrandt, Modern Languages and Literatures, published Learning the Language of Global Citizenship: Service-Learning in Applied Linguistics. Anker Publishing, 2007. Teresia Hinga, Religious Studies, co-edited Women, Religion and HIV/AIDS in Africa: Responding to Ethical and Theological Challenges (Cluster Publications, 2008). Diane Jonte-Pace, Religious Studies, published Mourning Religion in 2008. Francisco Jimenez '66, Modern Languages and Literatures, published Reaching Out (Houghton Mifflin, 2008), and the essay "Home," in Home: The Blueprints of Our Lives (HarperCollins 2006). Also, his childhood is featured in Kids Make History: A New Look at America’s Story, by Susan Buckley and Elspeth Leacock (Houghton Mifflin, 2006). And, "The Circuit: Stories from the Life of a Migrant Child" was published in Korean by Darun Publishing Co., td. Seoul, Korea. His book Breaking Through and the Spanish edition, Senderos Fronterizos, selected by the National Endowment for the Humanities for its 2007-08 We the People Bookshelf. The program creates a set of classic books each year for young readers, and distributes them to 3,000 libraries. The theme for the 2007-08 Bookshelf is "Created Equal." Francisco Jiménez, above, and Alma Garcia, sociology, co-authored Ethnic Community Builders: Mexican Americans in Search of Justice and Power. Francisco (Pancho) Jimenez, Art and Art History, exhibited his sculpture “Head Games, a solo show of his larger-than-life ceramic busts” in spring 2009 at University of California-Merced. Tracey Kahan, Psychology, co-authored the following articles: “The Impact of September 11 on Dreaming” in the December 2008 Consciousness and Cognition; and “Sleep Quality and the Electroencephalogram in Women with Severe Premenstrual Syndrome” in Sleep (vol. 30, no. 10, 2007). Sally Lehrman, Communication, published “The Christian Man’s Evolution: How Darwinism and Faith Can Coexist” in the October 2008 issue of Scientific American. She also published the chapter, “Cops, Sports and Schools: How the News Media Frames Coverage of Genetics and Race” in Revisiting Race in a Genomic Age (Rutgers University Press, 2008). Gary Macy, Religious Studies, published The Hidden History of the Ordination of Women: Female Clergy in the Medieval West (Oxford University Press, 2007). He also authored 10 entries for the Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization (Oxford: Blackwell, 2008). Joanne Martin, Theatre and Dance, designed costumes for City Lights Theatre's production of Angels in America for fall 2006. Michelle Marvier, Biology, co-authored the following articles: “Harvesting Data from Genetically Engineered Crops” in the April 2008 Science; “An Ecosystem Services Framework to Support Both Practical Conservation and Economic Development” in the July 15, 2008, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America; and “A Meta-Analysis of Effects of Bt Crops on Honey Bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae)” in the January 9, 2008, PLoS One. Michelle Marvier, Biology and Environmental Studies Insitute, and Peter Kareiva, Environmental Studies Institute, are publishing “Connecting Conservation to People” forthcoming in Scientific American. Gerald McKevitt, History, published Brokers of Culture: Italian Jesuits in the American West, 1848–1919 (Stanford University Press, 2006). Margaret McLean, Religious Studies, published “Religion, Ethics, and the Human Genome Project,” in Science, Religion and Society: An Encyclopedia of History, Culture and Controversy. Barbara Molony, History, edited Asia’s New Mothers: Crafting Gender Roles and Childcare Networks in East and Southeast Asian Societies (Global Oriental, 2008). Catherine R. Montfort, Modern Languages and Literatures, edited "Etretien avec Victoire Lasséni Duboze, suivi de quelques poèmes" in Women in French Studies Vol. 14, 2006 and Women in French Studies in 2006 . Catherine Murphy, Religious Studies, published The Historical Jesus for Dummies (Wiley, 2008). Barbara Murray, Theatre and Dance, in October 2008, directed “The Rose of Persia,” an operetta by Basil Hood and Arthur Sullivan and produced by Lyric Theatre. She also directed Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial by Jury for Lyric Theatre, October 2006. Tim Myers, English, Education, published: ”Rock Takes a Name,” and ”The Second Angel,” appearing in the Soma Lit. Review; ”Basho and the River Stones,” one of three nominated for a 2007 California Young Readers medal, which is voted on by California children, in the Picture Books for Older Readers category; ”The Furry-Legged Teapot,” coming from Marshall Cavendish in March 2007; ”That Mass at Which the Tongue Is Celebrant,” forthcoming 2007; and ”The Fisherman and the Draug,” which appeared in Spinning Whorl. Fayeq Oweis, Modern Languages and Literatures, authored Encyclopedia of Arab American Artists: Artists of the American Mosaic (Greenwood Press, 2008). He also published a series of articles featuring Arab American artists in Al-Jadid Magazine Vol. 11 No.52. and Vol. 11 No. 23 (2006). Andrea Pappas, Art and Art History, is publishing two articles: “Invisible Points of Departure: Reading Rothko's Christological Imagery" forthcoming in the Journal of American Jewish History and “Haunted Abstraction: Mark Rothko, Witnessing, and the Holocaust” forthcoming in Modern Jewish Studies. Frederick Parrella, Religious Studies, published “Tillich’s Understanding of Symbol and Contemporary Catholic Sacramentality,” in the Internationales Jahrbuch fur die Tillich-Forschungy, 2006. Thomas Plante, Psychology, authored a book titled Spiritual Practices in Psychotherapy: Thirteen Tools for Enhancing Psychological Health (American Psychological Association, 2009). He published an article in Human Development, about the psychological assessment of applicants for priesthood and religious life. He also had three articles published in March, two of which were co-authored by Santa Clara faculty and students: “Homosexual applicants to the priesthood: How many and are they psychologically healthy?” Pastoral Psychology 2007; “Does exercise environment enhance the psychological benefits of exercise for women?” with Gores, C., Brecht, C., Carrow, J., Imbs, A., & Willemsen, E. International Journal of Stress Management 2007, co-authors are SCU psychology students and Eleanor Willemsen (psychology); and Oman, D., Shapiro, S., Thoresen, C.E., Flinders, T., and Driskill, J.D.; and “Learning from spiritual models and meditation: A randomized evaluation of a college course,” Pastoral Psychology, co-author Shauna Shapiro (counseling psychology). With Kathleen Lackey ’07, Plante co-authored an article for Pastoral Psychology, “Are Successful Applicants to the Roman Catholic Deaconate Psychologically Healthy?” David Popalisky, Theatre and Dance, produced and performed in The Fatherhood Project in September 2006. This Multimedia presentation viewed the role of the father through dance. Richard Scott, Mathematics, published “Right-Angled Mock Reflection and Mock Artin Groups” in Transactions of the American Mathematical Society (Vol. 360, No. 8, 2008). Russell Skowronek, Anthropology, co-authored a book titled HMS Fowey Lost and Found: Being the Discovery, Excavation, and Identification of a British Man-of-War Lost off the Cape of Florida in 1748 (University Press of Florida, 2009). He also published Situating Mission Santa Clara de Asís: 1776-1851. Documentary and Material Evidence of Life on the Alta California Frontier: A Timeline (Berkeley: Academy of American Franciscan History, 2006). Iris Stewart-Frey, Environmental Studies, published a paper in the January 2009 issue of Hydrologic Processes titled “Changes in Snowpack and Snowmelt Runoff for Key Mountain Regions.” William Stover, Political Science, co-authored an article with Marina Mankaryous, an SCU undergraduate student, titled “Sovereignty over Jerusalem: A Legal Solution to a Disputed Capital,” which was published in the International Journal on World Peace in December 2008. He published “Simulating the Cuban Missile Crisis: Crossing Time and Space in Virtual Reality,” in International Studies Perspectives (2007.8.111-120). He co-authored “A Turbulent Transition: The Army National Guard and Army Reserve’s Movement to an Operational Reserve” for the Journal of Political and Military Sociology (Vol. 36, 2008). Kieran Sullivan, Psychology, co-authored an article with SCU alumna Tara Cornelius titled “Participation in Prevention Programs for Dating Violence: Beliefs about Relationship Violence and Intention to Participate” in the June 2009 issue of the Journal of Interpersonal Violence. Sullivan and Lucy Ramos-Sanchez, Counseling Psychology, published “Predicting the Use of Campus Counseling Services for Asians, Latinos, and Whites: Problem Severity, Gender, and Generational Status” in 2008. Sunwolf, Communication, published Peer Groups: Expanding Our Study of Small Group Communication (Sage Publications, 2008). She also published “The shadow side of social gift-giving: Miscommunication and failed gifts,” Communication Research Trends, Vol.25 No.3, 3-21, September 1, 2006, and “Juror stress: New challenges to juror competency,” The Champion, Vol.30 No.5, 10-15, June 2006. She also published a DVD, JURY TALK, by LexisNexis Matthew Bender Publishing, 2006. She also authored a chapter in Story as Medicine: Research on the Healing Effects of Storytelling and Storylistening in the 2007-08 academic year. Fred Tollini, S.J., Theatre and Dance, was a featured performer at the 2008 Transfiguration Catholic Parish Festival, where he sang three songs from “Man of La Mancha,” performed a 15-minute “King Lear,” and played several pieces on the violin. His manuscript, Donald Oenslager: The Fine Art of Variation in Scene Design now is available from Edwin Mellen Press. Tim Urdan, Psychology and Liberal Studies, co-edited two books: The Ones We Remember: Scholars Reflect on Teachers Who Made a Difference (Information Age Publishing, 2008); and volume 15 of Advances in Motivation and Achievement (Emerald Group Publishing, 2008). He also published two articles, each with a student co-author. One with M. Mestas, “The goals behind performance goals” in Journal of Educational Psychology, Vol.98, 354-365, in 2006. The other with E. Schoenfelder, “Classroom effects on student motivation: Goal structures, social relationships, and competence beliefs” in Journal of School Psychology, Vol. 44, 331-350, in 2006. Urdan also co-edited a book with Frank Pajares of Emory University; the book is the fifth in a series on adolescents and education: Adolescent Self-Efficacy, in the Adolescence and Education series. Greenwich: Information Age Publishing, 2006. Chris Weber, Physics, co-authored a paper titled “Emergence of the Persistent Spin Helix in Semiconductor Quantum Wells,” which appeared in the April 2, 2009 issue of Nature. Fred White, English, published Approaching Emily Dickinson: Critical Currents and Crosscurrents since 1960 (Camden House, 2008). Michael Zampelli, S.J., Theatre and Dance, directed in October 2006 a professional production of San Ignacio de Loyola at Fairfield Univeristy, College of the Holy Cross, and Portland, Maine, a camber opera from the Jesuit Missions of Paraguay by Domenico Zipoli, S.J., Martin Schmid, and an anonymous 18th-century composer. Leavey School of BusinessGregory Baker, Management, and Kirk Hanson, Ethics, co-authored an article titled “Greene Gardens” for the Journal of the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association (volume 12, issue 1, 2009). Steven Levy, Management, published “An Inquiry into Motivation Using the Case of Phaedrus’ Demonstrator” in the Journal of Management Education in 2007. S. Andrew Starbird, OMIS, and Vincent Amanor-Boadu, co-published “Contract Selectivity, Food Safety, and Traceability,” in Journal of Agricultural & Food Industrial Organization: Vol. 5: Is. 1, Article 2.Andy Tsay, Operations & Management Information Systems, co-authored “Engineering a Lower Tax Bill,” for the Winter 2008-09 issue of CPO Agenda, a publication for Chief Procurement Officers. Tsay also co-authored “Reaping What You Sow?” for the November 2008 issue of International Commerce Review. Judith White, Management, co-published with C. Vance and Y. Paik, “Tracking Bias Against the Selection of Female Expatriates: Implications and Opportunities for Business Education,” Thunderbird International Business Review, 48 (6): 823-842. School of EngineeringMark Aschheim, Civil Engineering, collaborated with three Santa Clara University students Shannon P. Flanagan, John Harlander, Christopher Pitt, Universidad Centroamericana faculty Carlos Rivas and Alba Alfaro, and National University of Mexico faculty Mario Rodgriguez, in publishing “Enhancing the Sustainability and Earthquake Resistance of Confined Masonry Dwellings in El Salvador,” Journal of Earthquake Engineering, 11:829-846. Aschheim also published, with L.M. Gil-Martin and E. Hernandez-Montes, "Optimal design of planar frames based on stability criterion using first-order analysis" in Engineering Structures 28 (13): 1780-1786 November 2006. Rachel He, Civil Engineering, published "Estimation of Origin-Destination Flows and Route Choice Parameters from Incomplete Link Flows" in November 2007. He was recently published in the Proceedings of the 2007 International Workshop on Computing in Civil Engineering, 347-354. Chris Kitts, Mechanical Engineering, served as guest editor for the April 2009 issue of IEEE/ASME Transactions on Mechatronics, which was a focus issue on the topic of multi-robot systems. As part of this process, he co-authored the issue’s introductory article, “Mechatronics in Multi-Robot Systems.” Kits and graduate student Ignacio Mas, Mechanical Engineering, published an article on their multi-robot motion control technique, titled “Cluster Space Specification and Control of Mobile Multirobot Systems,” in the April 2009 issue of IEEE/ASME Transactions on Mechatronics. In addition, Kitts has published:
Dan Lewis, Computer Engineering, authored the first part of a two-part article titled “Attracting the Next Generation of Students to Computing,” which appeared in the May 2009 issue of CSTA Voice, a national newsletter for K-12 computer science teachers. Ed Maurer, Civil Engineering, co-authored a report titled “Climate Change Scenarios and Sea Level Rise for the California 2008 Climate Change Scenarios Assessment,” published in the Public Interest Energy Research Program Reports and sponsored by the California Energy Commission in 2009. Maurer and Peter Kareiva, Environmental Studies Institute, were among the co-authors of “Projected Climate-Induced Faunal Change in the Western Hemisphere,” which appeared in the March 2009 issue of Ecology. Maurer also co-authored “Assessing reservoir operations risk under climate change,” for the April 2009 issue of Water Resources Research and “Climate Model Based Consensus on the Hydrologic Impacts of Climate Change to the Rio Lempa Basin of Central America” for the February 2009 issue of Hydrology and Earth System Science. In addition, he has published or co-authored the following:
Godfrey Mungal, dean of Engineering, co-authored the following papers in the December 2008 issue of IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science: “Plasma Assisted Diffusion Flames: Role of Elevated Ambient Temperatures” and “Jet Flame Ignition in a Supersonic Crossflow Using a Pulsed Nonequilibrium Plasma Discharge. He published "On the role of oxygen in dielectric barrier discharge actuation of aerodynamic flows," by W. Kim, H. Do, M. G. Mungal and M. A. Cappelli Applied Physics Letters, V19, 181501 (2007). Nam Ling and Weijia Shang, Computer Engineering, together with their student and former student, Jun Zhang and Xiaoquan (Bill) Yi, published “Bit Rate Distribution for Motion Estimation in H.264 Coding,” in IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics, Vol. 52, No. 2, pp. 606 – 610, May 2006. Additionally, their proposal “Context Adaptive Lagrange Multiplier (CALM) for Motion Estimation in JM - Improvement,” JVT-T046, adopted into the H.264/MPEG-4 AVC video coding international standard at the 20th Meeting of JVT of ISO/IEC MPEG & ITU-T VCEG in Klagenfurt, Austria, Summer 2006. They also published “Low-Delay Rate Control for Real-time H.264/AVC Video Coding” in IEEE Transactions in Multimedia, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 467–477, June 2006. Ling also published with former student Minqiang Jiang “On Lagrange Multiplier and Quantizer Adjustment for H.264 Frame-Layer Video Rate Control” in IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, Vol. 16, No. 5, pp. 663–669, May 2006. Tokunbo Ogunfunmi, Electrical Engineering, published Adaptive Nonlinear System Identification, on signals and communication technology in 2007. He also co-published “Achieving Maximum Possible Speed on Sonstrained Block Transmission System” in EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing. Tokunbo Ogunfunmi, Electrical Engineering, and Thomas Paul, Electrical Engineering Ph.D. candidate, published “Analysis of Convergence of a Frequency-Domain LMS Adaptive Filter Implemented as a Multi-Stage Adaptive Filter,” in the 2008 Journal of Signal Processing Systems for Signal, Image and Video Technology (formerly Journal of VLSI Signal Processing Systems). Mahmudur Rahman, Electrical Engineering, co-authored and published a paper in the IOP journal, Nanotechnology, “Effects of cathode structure on the field emission properties of individual multi-walled carbon nanotube emitters.” Writers included graduate students Darrell Niemann and Bryan Ribaya; graduate Norman Gunther; and adjunct research professor Cattien V. Nguyen. Sarah Kate Wilson, Electrical Engineering, published “Design and analysis of coded multiplexing for the multiuser OFDM downlink,” with Sayana, K.-K.; Gelfand, S.B. in IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, Vol. 5, Issue 9, September 2006 pp. 2,426–2,434. Wendelin Wright, Mechanical Engineering, published "An Improved Analysis for Viscoelastic Damping in Dynamic Nanoidentification" by W.J. Wright, A.R. Maloney, and W.D. Nix, International Journal of Surface Science and ENgineering, Volume 1, Numbers 2/3, pp. 274-292, 2007. Wright also published "Shape Memory Polymers Based on uniform Aliphatic Urethane Networks" by W.J .Wright, T.S. Wilson, J.P. Bearinger, J.L. Herberg, J.E. Marion III, C.L. Evans, and D.J. Maitland in the Journal of Applied Polymer Science, Volume 106, pp. 540-551, 2007. Toshishige Yamada, Center for Nanostructures, Drazen Fabris, Mechanical Engineering, and Cary Yang, Electrical Engineering, co-authored the article “Electrothermal Analysis of Breakdown in Carbon Nanofiber Interconnects,” for the May 2009 issue of IEEE Electron Device Letters. Yuling Yan, Bioengineering, with colleagues from Berkeley and Wisconsin, published “Optical Lock-in Detection Imaging Microscopy for Contrast-enhanced Imaging in Living Cells” in the November 2008 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. School of LawEvangeline Abriel published “VAWA Then and Now: a Legislative Update on the 2005 Reauthorization of the Violence against Women Act” in Bender’s Immigration Law Bulletin 431 (May 1, 2006). She co-authored, with Sally Kinoshita of the Immigrant Legal Resource Center, a report entitled “Application of Protection Remedies for Victims of Domestic Abuse, Human Trafficking, and Crime under U.S. Law to Persons Physically Present in the U.S. Territories” in 2007. Abriel also conducted training on immigration relief for victims of human trafficking, on behalf of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Migration and Refugee Services, in Philadelphia. Her short article, “The New U Visa Interim Regulations: Part I,” was published in Catholic Legal Immigration News in 2007. She presented oral argument before the United States Court of Appeals on Nov. 5, 2007, in Guerra-Valdez v. Gonzalez. Finally, the 2007 edition of The VAWA Manual: Immigration Relief for Abused Immigrants, co-authored by Abriel and Sally Kinoshita, was recently issued on CD-Rom by the ILRC. Angelo N. Ancheta published Scientific Evidence and Equal Protection of the Law (January 2006, Rutgers University Press). Stephen Diamond, with Jennifer W. Kuan, published “Ringing the Bell on the NYSE: Might a Nonprofit Stock Exchange Have Been Efficient?” Santa Clara Univ. Legal Studies Research Paper No. 06-06 (August 2006). Diamond also published “The Delphi ‘Bankruptcy’: The Continuation of Class War by Other Means,” in Dissent Magazine 2007 and ”Drafting Common Sense Patents for Judges and Juries,” in IP Litigator March/April 2006 (co-authored with Lee Kaplan and David Hitchcock). Vinita Bali had her article “Data Privacy, Data Piracy: Can India provide Adequate Protection for Electronically Transferred Data?” from the Temple International & Comparative Law Journal, 2007, republished in the book Data Privacy Law, 2008. Will Burns, Law School, published “Potential Causes of Action for Climate Change Impacts under the United Nations Fish Stocks Agreement,” VII(2) Sustainable Development Law & Policy (2007). He also published: The Impacts of Globalization on Biodiversity, Encyclopedia of Globalization (in press), Review of Biodiversity and Natural Lands Developments: 2005, 16 Yearbook of International Environmental Law (in press), International Environmental Law (portion of American Bar Association’s International Law & Practice’s annual review of international law developments), 41 International Lawyer (Summer 2006) , and Potential Causes of Action for Climate Change Damages in International Fora: The Law of the Sea, in International Journal of Sustainable Development Law & Policy (2006). Colleen Chien, Law, published “Patently Protectionist: An Empirical Analysis of Patent Cases at the International Trade Commission,” in the October 2008 William & Mary Law Review. Art Gemmell, School of Law, authored Chinese and Western Arbitration: The Arbitral Chain (University Press of America, 2008). Vicki Huebner published “The U.S.-Germany International Education Administrators Program” in The NALP Bulletin, 2008. The article concerned Dean Huebner’s participation in a Fulbright Scholar Program for higher education professionals. Thomas Christopher Klein published ”Executive Compensation Issues for Emerging Companies,” in Executive Compensation Library, Executive & Director Compensation Reference Guide (BNA's Benefits Practice Center); “California Court Clarifies California’s Non-Competition and Non-Solicitation Doctrines,” in Insights (December 2006); “9th Circuit Clarifies Liability Standards in Securities Fraud” in Los Angeles Daily Journal (August 28, 2006); and “After a Merger, Bar Is Higher for Dissenters to Challenge It” in Daily Journal (March 23, 2006).Ellen Kreitzberg, School of Law, co-authored “Innocence of a Capital Crime: Parallels between Innocence of a Crime and Innocence of the Death Penalty,” for the Tulsa Law Review. Kenneth A. Manaster published Environmental Protection and Justice 3rd ed. (LexisNexis 2007); ”California’s Air Pollution Hearing Boards: an introduction” in California Environmental Law Reporter 473-478 (October 2006); “Fairness in the air: California’s Air Pollution Hearing Boards” in UCLA Journal of Environmental Law and Policy (2006); and “Justice Stevens, Judicial Power, and the Varieties of Environmental Litigation“ in the Fordham Law Review (2006). Michelle Oberman co-authored When Mothers Kill: Interviews from Prison (New York University Press, 2008). She also co-authored the chapter “Child rape” in The Chicago companion to the child (University of Chicago Press, 2006); “Understanding maternal filicide” in Encyclopedia of domestic violence Jackson, ed. (Routledge 2007); ”Mothers who kill their children: considering patterns, prevention, and intervention” (with Meyer) in Mental disorders in the new millennium Plante, ed. (Greenwood Publishing Group 2006); and “When the truth is not enough: tissue donation, altruism, and the market” (Symposium: Precious commodities: the supply and demand of body parts) DePaul Law Review (2006). Tyler T. Ochoa published "Copyright duration: theories and practice” in Intellectual property and information wealth : issues and practices in the digital age. Yu ed. (Praeger 2006); “Recent Developments in Copyright Law: Selected U.S. Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, and District Court Opinions Between February 1, 2005 and May 1, 2006” in John Marshall Review of Intellectual Property Law 40 (2006). Robert Peterson had an article published in the State Bar of California’s magazine, Business Law News, in 2007, “Underground Regulations—Can’t Live With ’Em, Can’t Live Without ‘Em.” Donald Polden published “Educating law students for leadership” in the online journal The Complete Lawyer (2007), “Key strategies to enhance a dean’s effectiveness” in Law School Leadership Strategies: Top deans on benchmarking success, incorporating feedback from faculty and students, and building the endowment, 2006, “Educating Law Students for Leadership Roles and Responsibilities,” in the Toledo Law Review, 2008, and “Educating Law Students for Professional and Community Leadership” in The Complete Lawyer, 2007. Kandis Scott had a chapter entitled “Approaches to Autonomy in Capital Punishment and Assisted Suicide” printed in Autonomy in the Law, 2007. She also published a piece entitled, “Grass Roots Civil Society in the Development of Democracy,” in the Journal of Political Studies. Gary E. Spitko co-authored (with Cain) Wills, trusts and estates: exam pro (Thomson/West 2006); (with Waggoner) California and uniform trust and estate statutes : selected provisions 2004-2005 ed. through 2006-2007 ed. (Thomson/West 2004-2006); and “The constitutional function of biological paternity: evidence of the biological mother’s consent to the biological father’s co-parenting of her child” in Arizona Law Review 97 (2006).Beth Van Schaack published (with Slye) International criminal law and its enforcement (Foundation Press Thomson/West 2007). Stephanie M. Wildman published “Critical Feminist Theory,” in the 2008 Encyclopedia of Law & Society. Also, Wildman co-authored “Race and Wealth Disparity: The Role of Law and the Legal System,” a chapter in Race and Wealth Disparities: A Multidisciplinary Discourse (University Press of America, 2008). She published Race and races: Cases and resources for a diverse America 2nd edition (West Group 2007); Tort law: cases, perspectives, and problems, 4th edition (LexisNexis 2007); “Race and wealth disparity: the role of law and the legal system” in Fordham Urban Law Journal 1219 (2007); “Critical feminist theory” in Encyclopedia of law & society: American and global perspectives (Sage 2007); and "Anti-Discrimination Laws are Limited,” in Discrimination: Opposing Viewpoints, edited by Jacqueline Langwith, 2008. Mitchell Zimmerman published “Third Strike for Perfect 10?” in Cyberspace Lawyer (September 2007); “Perfect 10 v. Google: Ninth Circuit Sanctions Web site Framing, Online Thumbnail Displays” in The Intellectual Property Strategist (August 2007); “Structured Informality versus ‘Litigation Lite’: How to Keep Arbitrations from Becoming Major Lawsuits while Reaping the Benefits of ADR” in Alternative Dispute Resolution Client Strategies (Inside the Minds Series) 2007; “Space-Shifting and Copyright: Can’t Take it With You?”; “AHRA Does Not Protect Device Distributor Against Copyright Claims Arising From Broadcaster Role” in Oxford University Journal. of I.P. Law & Practice (June 2007); “Copyright/DMCA Developments” in The IP Litigator (Nov.-Dec. 2006); ”Just Say ... Maybe (Arbitration Finality)” in The Recorder (Litigation Supplement, Autumn 2006); “Notable New Cases in Copyright/DMCA Litigation (2005-2006)” for a Practicing Law Institute course book, Understanding Basic Copyright Law (2006); “Beware the Dangers of Arbitrators Morphing Into Mediators” in World Arbitration & Mediation Report (October 2006); “Circuit Court Decisions Weaken, Strengthen Hand of Software Owners Using Technological Protection Measures” in New Matter, the publication of Intellectual Property Section of California Bar Association (Winter 2005-06). School of Education, Counseling Psychology, and Pastoral MinistriesMichael Axelman, Counseling Psychology, published “African American Youth Speak Out about the Making of Safe High Schools” in Preventing School Failure, Vol. 50 No. 4, June 22, 2006. David Feldman, Counseling Psychology, recently co-authored an article titled, “Vicarious Trauma and Assumptive Worldview: Beliefs about the World in Acquaintances of Trauma Victims.” His paper “From Cure to Quality of Life: The Shifting Meaning of Hope at the End of Life,” also appeared in the book Hope: Probing the Boundaries. Dale Larson, Counseling Psychology, published “The Bright Side of Grief Counseling: Deconstructing the New Pessimism,” in K. J. Doka (ed.), Living With Grief: Before and After the Death (pp. 157-174). Washington, D.C.: Hospice Foundation of America, 2007. He alsoco-authored an article, “What Has Become of Grief Counseling: An Evaluation of the Empirical Foundations of the New Pessimism,” for Professional Psychology: Research and Practice.Lucila Ramos-Sanchez, Counseling Psychology, co-authored an article in the January 2009 issue of the Journal of Counseling & Development titled “The Relationships Between Mexican American Acculturation, Cultural Values, Gender, and Help-Seeking Intentions.” She published “The Relationship between Masculinity, Asian Values, Acculturation and Depression of Filipino-American Men,” in Family Therapy Vol. 33 No.3, 139-155. The study was completed and published with former graduate students in the Counseling Psychology program, Gerald Gonzales, Kimberly Tran, and Brad Roeder. She also published “Language Switching and Mexican Americans’ Emotional Expression” in the Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development.
Shauna Shapiro, Counseling Psychology, co-authored an article in the May 2009 Journal of Positive Psychology titled, “Intensive Mindfulness Training-Related Changes in Cognitive and Emotional Experience.” She alsoco-authored two articles: “The Toronto mindfulness scale: Development and validation” in Journal of Clinical Psychology and "Mental Balance and Well-Being: Building Bridges between Buddhism and Western Psychology,” in the American Psychologist in 2006. With colleagues, she published “Self Care for Health Care Professionals,” in Training and Education in Professional Psychology. She also co-authored: “Meditation Lowers Stress and Supports Forgiveness in College Students: A Randomized Controlled Trial” in the Journal for American College Health; “Learning from Spiritual Models and Meditation,” published in Pastoral Psychology; and “Self-care for Health Care Professionals: Effects of MBSR on Mental Well Being of Counseling Psychology Students,” published in Training and Education in Professional Psychology in the 2006-07 academic year. In 2007, she co-authored “Mind-body Clinical Interventions in Cancer Care” in Integrative Oncology. She also co-authored “The Toronto Mindfulness Scale: Development and Validation” in Journal of Clinical Psychology and “A Randomized Controlled Trial of Mindfulness Meditation Versus Relaxation Training: Effects on Distress, Positive States of Mind, Rumination and Distraction,” published in Annals of Behavioral Medicine in 2007. Centers of DistinctionDavid DeCosse, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, published "Authority, Lies, and War: Democracy and the Development of Just War Theory," in Theological Studies 67 (2006). Kirk Hanson, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, co-authored an article titled, “Let’s Heal Ourselves First,” for HealthLeaders Media on March 12, 2009. |
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