Academy of Business
Education
Financial Education Association
12th Annual Conference
Wyndham Lake Buena Vista
Downtown Disney World, FL
September 22-24, 2011
Participants Directory at End of Program
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Morning Coffee, Bagels and Muffins |
Thursday 8:30-10:00
Session 1: Online Courses and Student Performance
Chair: Larry Stimpert, Colorado College Lstimpert@coloradocollege.edu
Techniques to Discourage Cheating in Online Courses
Timothy Michael, University of Houston-Clear Lake
Probabilistic Scoring Rules for Multiple Choice Tests and Other Applications
in Finance
Andrew Carver, The College of New Jersey
Web-based Financial Literacy: Opportunities and Pitfalls
Paul Camp, Metropolitan State College of Denver
Session 2: Investment Applications
Chair: Christy Vineyard, University of Virgin Islands Cvineya@uvi.edu
Bootstrap Simulation with Spreadsheet Application
Praveen K. Das, University of Louisiana-Lafayette
Triangular Arbitrage Deconstructed
Valeria Martinez, Fairfield University
Understanding Levered ETF Returns: An Exercise
Jeff Donaldson, University of Tampa
Session 3: Workshop
Learning and Teaching about Global Unsustainability - Do We Have any
Responsibility as Business Educators?
James A.F. Stoner, Fordham University
Session 4: Technology to Teach Finance
Chair: Kevin Ahlgrim, Illinois State University kahlgrim@ilstu.edu
Coordinating Among Sections of Introductory Corporate Finance using MY
FINANCE LAB
Howard Keen, Temple University
The Impact of Learning Styles on the Use of a Web-Based Homework Delivery
Method for an Undergraduate Introductory Finance Course
Robert Cutshall, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
Session 5: Learning Enhancements for Business Education
Chair: Lorene Hiris, Long Island University lorene.hiris@liu.edu
iTeach Using the iPad as a pedagogical Tool in Business Education
Mark M. Lennon, Frostburg State University
Using Elluminate to Enhance Student Learning in a Traditional Classroom
Setting
Patrick A. Lach, Eastern Illinois University
The Benefits of Experiential Learning Methods in the Executive MBA Program
Deanna Mader, Marshall University
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Drink & Snack Break |
Thursday 10:15-11:45
Session 6: Market Movements
Chair: Patrick A. Lach, Eastern Illinois University
Plach@eiu.edu
Stock Market Investing: Lessons from History
Susan White, University of Maryland
Markets After Sporting Events
Srinivasan Sundaram, Ball State University
March Madness in the Finance Classroom
Karl W. Einolf, Mount St. Mary's University
Session 7: Professional Ethics
Chair: Todd Shank, University of South Florida - St. Petersburg tshank@mail.usf.edu
Teaching Executive Responsibility: Best Practices for Ethical Management
Susan C. Atherton, Suffolk University
Using Inside Job for Teaching Business Ethics
Ernest Biktimirov, Brock University
Codes of Ethics AICPA and Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants
Danny Pannese, Sacred Heart University
Session 8: Workshop
CFA Institute – CFA Education and Certification
Wanda Kerr - University Relations
wanda.kerr@cfainstitute.org
Session 9: Capstone Course
Chair: Marjorie Rubash, Eureka College mrubash@eureka.edu
Increasing Student Responsibility and Active Learning in an Undergraduate
Capstone Finance Course
David Nelson, Bentley University
Student Capstone Performance: Is Prior Performance A Predictor?
Thomas Kopp, Siena College
Undergraduate Finance Capstone in a Liberal Arts Setting: An Active Learning
Approach
Steven J. Welch, St. John’s University College of St.
Benedict
Session 10: Applied Finance
Chair: George Kester, Washington & Lee University kesterg@wlu.edu
The Influence of Gender and Race on the Social Security Early Retirement
Decision for Single Individuals
Diane Scott Docking, Stetson University
Richard Fortin, Stetson University
Stuart Michelson, Stetson University
Smichels@stetson.edu
Does the Use of Stock Simulations in a Classroom Encourage Risky Behavior?
Nancy Lottridge Anderson, Mississippi College
Nanderso@mc.edu
Interactive Auction Exercise
Donald Flagg, University of Tampa
Jeff Donaldson, University of Tampa
Jdonaldson@ut.edu
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Drink and Snack Break |
Thursday 12:30-2:00
Session 11: Panel
Formation and Effectiveness of Advisory Boards in College and University
Schools of Business
R. Brian Balyeat, Xavier University
Balyeatb@xavier.edu
Richard Hirte, Xavier University
Shelly Webb, Xavier University
Stuart Michelson, Stetson University
Sharon Clinebell, University of Northern Colorado
Chris Meisenhelter, York University
Session 12: Undergraduate Research and Fund Management
Chair: Sheila Handy, East Stroudsburg University shandy@po-box.esu.edu
Perceptions of New College Students: A Study of One University
James R. Ogden, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
First Gens: The Imposter Syndrome
Thereas Tiggeman, University of the Incarnate Word
Session 13: Interactive Teaching
Chair: Karl W. Einolf, Mount St. Mary's University Einolf@msmary.edu
Reflections on Thirty Years of Using Case Method to Teach Finance
George W. Kester, Washington and Lee University
Increasing Learning Engagement and Participation: Reflections from 70 Years
of Combined University Teaching
Nick Maddox, Stetson University
Executives as Teaching Colleagues in Undergraduate Business Courses
Larry Stimpert, Colorado College
Session 14: Classroom Applications of Financial Turmoil
Chair: Fred Hays, University of Missouri-Kansas City haysf@umkc.edu
Incorporating the Great Panic into Money, Banking and Financial Courses
Kristin Stowe, Wingate University
Lisa Schwartz, Wingate University
Wall Street Meltdown-Beyond the Sound Byte: Implications of the Financial
Crisis of 2008
Alva Wright Butcher, University of Puget Sound
Teaching Applications of CEO Letters of Securities Brokerage Firms in Times
of Economic Turmoil
Lorene Hiris, Long Island University
Session 15: Panel
The Role of Experiential Learning and Student Conferences in Finance
John Clinebell, University of Northern Colorado
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Drink and Snack Break |
Thursday 2:15 to 3:45
Session 16: Cases and Experiential Learning
Chair: Kevin Tant, Monash University kevin.tant@monash.edu.au
The Impact of Problem Based Service Learning on Student Performance and
Satisfaction
Tom Kopp, Siena College
Experiential Learning with Student Created Cases: Using Financial Autopsies
Fred H. Hays, University of Missouri Kansas City
Educating the Next Generation of Bankers: An Active Learning, Live Case
Approach
Irv DeGraw, St. Petersburg College
Session 17: Simulations and Valuation Decisions
Chair: LeRoy Brooks, John Carroll University lbrooks@jcu.edu
An EXCEL Model of Mortgage Refinancing Decisions for Sensitivity Analysis and
Simulations
Keishiro Matsumoto, University of Virgin Islands
Teaching Equity Valuation with the Value Line Investment Survey: A Template
Philip L. Baird, Duquesne University
Session 18: Learning Assessment
Chair: Lorene Hiris, Long Island University lorene.hiris@liu.edu
Assessing Student Learning in Corporate Finance
Kathy Czyrnik, Central Connecticut State University
Developing and Measuring Critical Thinking Through Finance Project Exercises
Karen Hallows, University of Maryland
khallows@rhsmith.umd.edu
Susan White, University of Maryland
Customization of Web-Based Assessment: An Application of McGraw Hill Connect
Ashley Newton, University of Oklahoma
Kent Ragan, Missouri State University
Session 19: Workshop
Strategies for Teaching Large and Online Classes
Jim Keys, Florida International University
Keysj@fiu.edu
Louis Melbourne, Florida International University
Donald Roomes, Florida International University
Session 20: Management Education
Chair: Sharon Clinebell, University of Northern Colorado sharon.clinebell@unco.edu
Economic Development in York, PA: A Meta-Analysis of Nine Strategic Plans
Mary Meisenhelter, York College of Pennsylvania
Managing Survivors after the Layoff
Catherine Giunta, Seton Hill University
Classroom Exercise Demonstrating Productivity and Quality Relationships
Roger Nibler, Portland State University
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Drink and Snack Break |
Thursday 4:00 to 5:30
Session 21: Workshop
Engaging Students Body and Soul
Susan White, University of Maryland
Swhite@rhsmith.umd.edu
Lilly Griner, University of Maryland
Session 22: Policy Issues in Education
Chair: Len Stokes, Siena University stokes@siena.edu
Lunatic Public Policy in Education
Frank Flanegin, Robert Morris University
The Picasso Problem: An Integrative Exercise in Moral Rights, Law, Ethical
Considerations and the Nature of Property
Regina M. Robson, St. Joseph's University
College Students and Credit Cards: Why Put off What You Can Buy Today?
Deanna Mader, Marshall University
Session 23: Investments
Chair: Timothy Michael, University of Houston-Clear Lake Michael@uhcl.edu
CALPERS Focus List
Srinivasan Sundaram, Ball State University
Target Date Funds: A Study of Financial Innovation
Douglas Lamdin, University of Maryland-Baltimore
Stock Market Reaction to the Introduction of Single Stock Credit Event Binary
Options
Lisa A. Schwartz, Wingate University
Session 24 Use of Videos
Chair: Andrew Carver, The College of New Jersey carver@tcnj.edu
Social Media Use and Students: Traditional vs. Nontraditional
Barry Stephens, Bemidji State University
David F. Smith, Bemidji State University
Extending your Research: Using Video Clips to Enhance Teaching
Arlyn Rubash, Bradley University
A Business/Non-business Comparative Analysis of Video Conference Course
Effectiveness
Christy L. Vineyard, University of Virgin Islands
Session 25: Workshop
This workshop focuses on the development of case studies to create important
tools for business programs.
Marion Rogers Sillah, South Carolina State University
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Morning Coffee, Bagels and Muffins |
Friday 8:30 to 10:00
Session 26: Education, Gender and Career Focus
Chair: Regina Robson, Saint Joseph's University rrobson@sju.edu
Deal Me In: Preparing Business Graduates for the Workforce
Kevin Tant, Monash University, Australia
Kevin.tant@monash.edu.au
Finance. Recruiters and Financial Service Representatives: Selection
Variables Resulting in Higher Productivity, Lower Turnover Rates, and Better
Candidate "Fit"
Frank Smith, Henderson State University
Finance3320@yahoo.com
Debra A. Haley, Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Dennis E. Clayson, University of Northern Iowa
Stephen Jakubowski, Ferris University
Student Perceptions of Technology: Exploring Gender and Typological
Differences
Nick Maddox, Stetson University
Nmaddox@stetson.edu
Bob Boozer, Stetson University
Peter Heine, Stetson University
Session 27: Testing and Performance
Chair: Johnny Chan, Western Kentucky University johnny.chan@wku.edu
Surrogate and Predictors for the ETS Test for Business
Isaac Wanasika, University of Northern Colorado
isaac.wanasika@unco.edu
GMAT Scores and MBA Programs: A Look at Student Success
Nancy D. Albers-Miller, Berry College
Session 28: Online Finance Applications
Chair: David Smith, Bemidji State University Dsmith@bemidjistate.edu
Enhancing the Online Stock Market Simulation: A Pedagogical Tool for Teaching
the Efficient Market Hypothesis and Other Lessons
Brian E. Porter, Hope College
An Online Implementation of the Black Scholes Options Pricing Model
John Stamey, Coastal Carolina University
Free Online Financial Data: Is it Worth the Price?
David Allen, Northern Arizona University
Session 29: Capital Budgeting Issues
Chair: V. Sivarama Krishnan vkrishnan@uco.edu
Textbook Multiple Return Examples: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Ted Eschenbach, University of Alaska-Anchorage
A Practical Application of Monte Carlo Simulations in Capital Budgeting
Analysis
Nont Dhiensiri, Northeastern Illinois University
Session 30: Workshop:
Financial Ratio Analysis with Data Downloads in an Integrated Computer
Program
Carl B. McGowan, Norfolk State University
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Drink and Snack Break |
Friday 10:15 to 11:45
Session 32: Student Perceptions of Teaching
Chair: Danny Pannese, Sacred Heart University Pannesed@sacredheart.edu
The Impact of Course Scheduling Formats on Student Outcomes and Satisfaction
Karen A. Loveland, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
Comparing RIDITs to Alternative Methods of Analyzing Course Evaluations
Robert Schmidt, University of Richmond
Synergistic Effects of Course Objectives and Student Framing of Financial
Education
George Hachey, Bentley University
Session 33: Workshop
Financial Modeling and Educational Technology I
Co-sponsored with the Association for Financial Modeling and Educational
Technology.
Bridget Lyons, Sacred Heart University
Session 34: Case Studies
Chair: Prakash Deo, University of Houston-Downtown deop@uhd.edu
Portfolio Performance Evaluation: A Case Study of Legg Mason Value Trust
Douglas Lamdin, University of Maryland-Baltimore
Case Study: Evolving Ways to Make a Financial Merger Work: Wells Fargo
Bank-Wachovia Bank-World Savings Bank
S. Thomas Cleveland, Saint Mary's College of California
University Working Capital Management: Usually a Sweet Deal
Wesley Marple, Jr., Northeastern University
Session 35: Finance Instruction
Chair: Alva Wright Butcher, University of Puget Sound Butcher@pugetsound.edu
Implications of a Lack in Structure Sense for Business School Students
Cristina Eccius-Wellman, Panamericana University
Synergy for Teaching with Clickers and Financial Calculators
Neal Lewis, University of Bridgeport
Teaching Financial Management and Stock Valuation Using Trefris.com: How it
Works and What it Means for Our Students
Steven R. Kursh, Northeastern University
Session 36: Panel
Insights and Innovations in Student Managed Funds - Sponsored
by the CFA Institute
Bob McLean, CFA Institute, Moderator
Lawrence Belcher, Taylor University
Ed Hutton, Niagara University
David Nawrocki, Villanova University
David Sauer, Quinnipiac University
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Luncheon and Membership Meeting |
Friday 1:30 to 3:00
Session 38: Entrepreneurship and Practical Experience
Chair: S. Thomas Cleveland, Saint Mary's College of California Tclevela@stmarys-ca.edu
The Consulting Lab for Community Organizations
Linda Kuechler, Daemen College
Lkuechle@daemen.edu
Luiz Pereira, Daeman College
Teaching Enterprise Network: An Alternative Structure for Entrepreneurship
Programs
Barth Strempek, Elon University
Strempek@elon.edu
Entrepreneurial Finance: Some Curriculum and Pedagogical Perspectives
Samanta Thapa, Western Kentucky University
Samanta.thapa@wku.edu
Kam C. Chan, Western Kentucky University
Session 39: Workshop
Financial Modeling and Educational Technology II
Co-sponsored with the Association for Financial Modeling and Educational
Technology
Bridget Lyons, Sacred Heart University
Lyonsb@sacredheart.edu
Session 40: Teaching Issues
Chair: Irv DeGraw, St. Petersburg College degraw.irv@spcollege.edu
Faculty Perception of Academic Integrity
J. Edward Graham, UNC Wilmington
Designing and Implementing a Common Syllabus for Multiple Sections of a Core
Finance Course
Carol Lancaster, University of Richmond
An Inquiry-Based Approach to Teaching Finance and Economics
Wayne Tarrant, Wingate University
w.tarrant@wingate.edu
Session 41: Business Behavioral Issues
Chair: Carl McGowan, Norfolk State University Cbmcgowan@yahoo.com
Exploring the Effects of Odd Pricing: Is 9 Still the Number?
Michael Capella, Villanova University
Predictable Irrationality in Basic Economic Decisions: The Effects of
Economics Education, Gender, and Seasoning
Robert Dolan, University of Richmond
Introducing Behavioral Finance- A Student Quiz
Kevin Bracker, Pittsburg State University
Session 42: Learning Beyond the Classroom
Chair: Jody Murphy, Colby-Sawyer College jemurphy@colby-sawyer.edu
The Art of Teaching Investing
David Nawrocki, Villanova University
Socially Responsible Investing and Student Managed Investment Funds: New
Opportunities for Learning
John Clinebell, University of Northern Colorado
Examining the Benefits of a Successful Undergraduate Student Research Program
Nancy D. Albers-Miller, Berry College
Session 43: Panel
Ethics in the Finance Curriculum
Jocelyn Evans, College of Charleston
Jean Heck, Saint Joseph’s University
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Drink and Snack Break |
Friday 3:15 to 4:45
Session 44: Graduate Level Teaching Issues
Chair: Philip Baird, Duquesne University bairdp@duq.edu
Teaching Finance in an Integrated Course in an MBA Curriculum
V. Sivarama Krishnan, University of Central Oklahoma
Vkrishnan@uco.edu
Mary Teal, University of Central Oklahoma
Information Technology in the MBA Curriculum
Fred K. Augustine Jr., Stetson University
Faugusti@stetson.edu
Theodore J. Surynt, Stetson University.
A Different Approach to Presentations for Graduate Level Accounting Students
Leonard Stokes, Siena College
Stokes@siena.edu
Session 45: Workshop
The Value of the CFA Global Investment Research Challenge in Teaching
Investment Research
Ed Hutton, Niagara University
Ehutton@niagara.edu
Session 46: Globalization
Chair: Magdy Noguera, Southeastern Louisiana University Magdy.noguera@selu.edu
Cost of Capital in Emerging Markets: A Case Study
Bridget Lyons, Sacred Heart University
Immersion versus Exposure: Preparing Future Business Leaders for Global
Organizations
Todd Shank, University of South Florida
Facilitating Global Faculty Exchanges
Sharon Clinebell, University of Northern Colorado
sharon.clinebell@unco.edu
Ieva Kvedaraviciene, ISM University of Management and
Economics
Session 47: Active Learning in Accounting
Chair: Linda Kuechler, Daemen College Lkuechle@daemen.edu
Engaging Students - Use of Active Learning to Enhance Student Learning in an
Introductory Managerial Accounting Class
Sheila Handy, East Stroudsburg university
Classroom Response Systems as a Literacy Tool: A Case Study in Auditing
Michele S. Flint, Daemen College
A Survey of the Use of and/or Requirement of Accounting Labs for Accounting
Courses at Specific
Undergraduate Institutions
Christopher Kubik, Colby-Sawyer College
Where Finance and Accounting Meet
Candy Bianco, Bentley University
cbianco@bentley.edu
Elliott Levy, Bentley University
Mary Marcel, Bentley University
Mark Nixon, Bentley University
Karen Osterheld, Bentley University
Session 48 Workshop
Writing Across the Curriculum: Effectively Integrating and Assess Writing
within the Business Curriculum
Sharlene Buszka, Daemen College Sbuszka@daemen.edu
Carol Barto, Daemen College
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Morning Coffee, Bagels and Muffins |
Saturday 9:00 to 10:30
Session 49: Structuring Business Education
Chair: Susan Crain, Missouri State University susancrain@missouristate.edu
How a Senior Level Marketing Research Course uses Experiential Learning to
Move Students Through Bloom's Taxonomy
David Smith, Bemidji State University
Barry Stephens, Bemidji State University
Pedagogy, Andragogy, or Something in Between? Effectively Structuring
Undergraduate Business Education for the 21st Century
Matthew Valle, U.S. Air Force Academy
Impact of Teaching Style Perceptions on Student Performance
Richard J. Fendler, Georgia State University
Craig Ruff, Georgia State University
Milind Shrikhande, Georgia State University
Mshrikhande@gsu.edu
Session 50: Teaching Introductory Finance
Chair: Ernest Biktimirov, Brock University ebiktimirov@brocku.ca
Using Excel to Illustrate How to do Time Value of Money Problems
Robert J. Balik, Western Michigan University
Introductory Finance Simulation: An Innovative Educational Game for Business
Majors
Ernest Liang, Houston Baptist University
Cash Flow: Measures and Analytical Tools
Prakash Deo,University of Houston-Downtown
deop@uhd.edu
Session 51: Financial Institutions
Chair: Wes Marple, Northeastern University W.marple@neu.edu
An Analysis of State Disciplinary Actions of Real Estate Appraisers and the
Implications for the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act
of 1989
Marion Rogers Sillah, South Carolina State University
An Investigation of the Impact on Retirement Benefit from Changing the
Defined Benefit US Social Security System to the Defined Contribution Australian
Superannuation System: Data from 1980 – 2010
Eugene Bland
Pension Obligation Bonds of the State of Illinois (2003): Was it Worth the
Risk?
Kevin C. Ahlgrim, Illinois State University
Session 52: Investments
Chair: Carlos Omar Trejo-Pech, Universidad Panamericana Guadalajara, Mexico ctrejo@ufl.edu
Teaching Students to Understand the Ingredients of Systematic Risk
Reinhold Lamb, University of North Florida
A Simple Analytical Examination of Fama and French Empirical Results
Stephen Rhee, Towson State University
Valuing Coca-Cola and Pepsi Options using Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model
Carl B. McGowan, Norfolk State University
Cbmcgowan@yahoo.com
John C. Gardner, University of New Orleans
Session 53: Workshop
Tailoring Pedagogy to the Preferred Learning Style of the
Millennial Generation Market Communication Student
Sandra Allen, Columbia College Chicago
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Drink and Snack Break |
Saturday 10:45 to 12:15
Session 54: Applications of Economics and Finance
Chair: Milind Shrikhande, Georgia State University fncmms@langate.gsu.edu
Nobel Prize Winners in the MBA Classroom: Using Coase and Stigler to Teach
Optimum Firm Size
Daniel Condon, Dominican University
Macroeconomics Principles without a Textbook
Joe Prinzinger, Lynchburg College
Predicting Student Failure in an Online Course: Implications
for Advisement
Richard Fendler, Georgia State University
fncrjf@langate.gsu.edu
Milind Shrikhande, Georgia State University
Craig Ruff, Georgia State University
Session 55: Capital Structure
Chair: Irv DeGraw, St. Petersburg College degraw.irv@spcollege.edu
Using Coke and Pepsi to Demonstrate Optimal Capital Structure Theory
Carl B. McGowan, Norfolk State University
Including Current Liabilities in the Opportunity Cost of Capital
Peyton Foster Roden, University of North Texas
roden@unt.edu
Timothy Manuel, University of Montana
Quandry Motorcycle Inc. External Financing Needs: A Spreadsheet Model
Building Case
Dan Salandro, Virginia Commonwealth University
Session 56: Investments
Chair: Robert Balik, Western Michigan University Robert.balik@wmich.edu
Share Issuance/Repurchases, EPS, and Share Price: A Guide for Students
Andy Terry, University of Arkansas-Little Rock
Financial Analysis: What Are the Financial Indicators Investors Care More
About?
Magdy Noguera, Southeastern Louisiana University
A New Perspective on Risk Measures
Cole Arendt, Wingate University
c.e.arendt@wingate.edu
Wayne Tarrant, Wingate University
Session 57: Financial Literacy
Chair: Michele S. Flint, Daemen College Mflint@daemen.edu
High School Preparation as a Predictor of Performance in a Corporate Finance
Course
Susan J. Crain, Missouri State University
Financial Literacy Among South African Undergraduate Students
Emmanuel K. Oseifuah, University of Venda, South Africa
Session 58: Business Education in an International Environment
Chair: Marion Sillah, South Carolina State University Msillah@scsu.edu
Teaching in American Universities: Overcoming Competitive Disadvantages by an
Immigrant Professor
Khoon Koh, Central Connecticut State University
Kohk@mail.ccsu.edu
When in Rome, do as the Romans do: Using French Proverbs for Teaching Finance
to French-speaking Students
Ernest Biktimirov, Brock University
Returning Home: The Value of an Australian Business Degree in Vietnam
Kevin Tant, Monash University, Australia
Ahlgrim, Kevin - 4, 51
Albers-Miller, Nancy - 27, 42
Alexander, Liz - 5
Alexander, Elizabeth - 22
Allen, David - 28
Allen, Sandra - 56
Arendt, Cole - 56
Atherton, Charles - 7
Atherton, Susan - 7
Augustine, Fred - 44
Baird, Philip - 17, 44
Baker, E. R. Bear - 29
Balik, Robert - 50, 56
Balsara, Nauzer - 29
Balyeat, R. Brian - 11
Barto, Carol - 48
Belcher, Lawrence - 36
Bianco, Candy - 9, 47
Biktimirov, Ernest - 7, 50, 58
Bland, Eugene - 4, 32, 51
Blodgett, Mark - 7
Boozer, Robert - 13, 26
Boudreauz, Denis - 2
Boyer, Benoit - 7
Bracker, Kevin - 41
Brooks, LeRoy - 18
Burns, Rob - 40
Buszka, Sharlene - 48
Butcher, Alva Wright - 14, 35
Camp, Paul - 1
Capella, Michael - 41
Carver, Andrew - 1, 24
Cassill, Arthur - 49
Chan, Kam - 27, 38
Change, Michael - 17
Clayson, Dennis - 26
Cleveland, S. Thomas - 34, 38
Clinebell, John - 15, 42
Clinebell, Sharon - 11, 20, 46
Condon, Daniel - 54
Coverdale, Tonjia - 17
Crain, Susan - 49, 57
Croushore, Dean - 32
Cutshall, Robert - 4
Cyr, Donald - 7
Czyrnik, Kathy - 18
Danner, Evan - 5
Das, Praveen - 2
DeGraw, Irv - 16, 40, 55
Deo, Prakash - 34, 50
Dhiensiri, Nont - 29
Docking, Diane Scott - 10
Dolan, Robert - 41
Donaldson, Jeff - 2, 10
Eccius-Wellmann, Cristina - 34
Einolf, Karl W. - 6, 13
Erner, Carsetn - 57
Eschenbach, Ted - 29, 35
Evans, Jocelyn - 43
Fendler, Richard - 49, 54
Flagg, Donald - 2, 10
Flanegin, Frank - 22
Flint, Michele - 47, 57
Fortin, Richard - 10
Gardner, John C. - 52, 55
Giunta, Catherine - 20
Gillis, Tamara - 46
Goedde-Menke, Michael - 57
Graham, J. Edward - 40
Griner, Lilly - 21
Hachey, George - 32
Haley, Debra - 26
Hallows, Karen - 18
Handy, Sheila - 12, 47
Hays, Fred - 14, 16
Heck, Jean - 43
Heine, Peter - 13, 26
Hiris, Lorene - 5, 14, 18
Hirte, Richard - 11
Hutton, Ed - 36, 45
Jakubowski, Stephen - 26
Johnson, Mark - 5
Keen, Howard - 4
Kerr, Wanda - 8
Kester, George S. - 10, 13
Keys, Jim - 19
Koh, Khoon - 58
Kopp, Thomas - 9, 16
Krishnan, V. Sivarama - 29, 44
Kubik, Christopher - 47
Kuechler, Linda - 38, 47
Kursh, Steven - 35
Kvedaraviciene, Ieva - 46
Lach, Patrick - 5, 6
Lamb, Reinhold - 52
Lamdin, Douglas - 23, 34
Lancaster, Carol - 40
Lennon, Marl - 5
Levy, Elliott - 47
Lewis, Neal - 29, 35
Liang, Ernest - 50
Loeveland, Karen. - 32
Lottridge, Nancy - 10
Lyons, Bridget - 33, 39, 46
Madder, Fred - 5
Maddox, Nick - 13, 26
Mader, Deanna - 5, 22
Mader, Fred - 22
Manuel, Timothy - 55
Marcel, Mary - 47
Marcis, John - 4
Marple, Wesley - 34, 51
Martinez, Valeria - 2
Matsumoto, Keishiro - 17
McLean, Bob - 36
McGowan, Carl - 30, 41, 52, 55
McLean, Robert - 8
Meisenhelter, Mary - 20
Meisenhelter, Chris - 11, 20
Melbourne, Louis - 19
Melconian, Linda - 7
Mercer, Nancy - 27
Michael, Timothy - 1, 23
Michelson, Stuart - 8, 11
Miller, Caitlyn - 42
Moeller, Susan - 55
Moon, Ken - 15
Munro, John - 17
Murphy, Jody - 42, 47
Murtagh, James - 9
Nawrocki, David - 15, 36, 42
Nelson, David - 9
Newton, Ashley - 18
Nibler, Roger - 20
Nicholls, Gillian - 35
Nixon, Mark - 47
Noguera, Magdy - 43, 56
O'Mara, Kevin - 49
Oberste, Michael - 57
Ogden, James - 12
Ogden, Denise - 12
Oseifuah, Emmanuel - 57
Osterheld, Karen - 47
Pannese, Danny - 7, 32
Pereira, Luiz - 38
Polimeni, Ralph - 47
Poncini, Gina - 14
Porter, Brian - 28
Prinzinger, Joe - 54
Ragan, Kent - 18
Ramzy, Omar Aly - 12
Rao, Spuma - 2
Rhee, Stephen - 52
Robson, Regina - 22, 26
Roden, Peyton Foster - 55
Roomes, Donald - 19
Rubash, Arlyn - 24
Rubash, Marjorie - 9. 24
Ruff, Craig - 49, 54
Salandro, Dan - 55
Sauer, David - 36
Schmidt, Robert - 32
Schnur, Mike - 54
Schwartz, Lisa - 14, 23
Shank, Todd - 7, 46
Shrikhande, Milind - 49, 54
Sillah, Marion Rogers - 25, 51, 58
Small, Kenneth - 28
Smith, David - 24, 28, 49
Smith, Frank - 26
Sauer, David - 15, 36
Stamey, John - 28
Stephens, Barry - 24, 49
Stevens, Jerry - 40, 41
Stimpert, Larry - 1, 13
Stokes, Leonard - 22, 44
Stoner, James A. F. - 3
Stowe, Kristin - 14, 23
Strempek, Barth - 38
Sundaram, Srinivasan - 6, 23
Surynt, Theodore - 44
Szackmary, Andy - 40
Tamule, Harold - 32
Tant, Kevin - 16, 26, 58
Teal - 44
Tarrant, Wayne - 23, 40, 56
Terry, Andy - 56
Thapa, Samanta - 38
Tiggeman, Theresa - 12
Trejo-Pech, Carlos Omar - 52, 56
Trimm, Robert - 51
Valle, Matthew - 49
Vineyard, Michael - 2, 24
Vineyard, Christy - 24
Walker, Mike - 40
Wanasika, Isaac - 27
Ward, Sidne Gail - 16
Webb, Shelly - 11
Welch, Steven - 9
Werner, Frank M. - 4
White, Susan - 6, 18, 21
Whittaker, John - 29
Wilber, Robin - 16
Williams, Melisss A. - 1
Zhao, Fang - 16
Zhony, Ying - 57