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The social consequences of a criminal record can lead to the denial of an individual's right to civic participation. Life, subsequent to an arrest, is permanently altered. Regardless of whether an individual has been convicted, an arrest or citation typically persists on a criminal record. Therefore, even a person who has had the charges against them dropped may be subject to a degree of social ostracism and a de facto public finding of guilt.
Some states permit individuals who are arrested, but not convicted, to expunge their arrest records. Others permit some convicts to apply for expungements after time has passed from the completion of their sentences.
State and federal legislatures recognized the difficulty of reintegration for offenders and the difficulty for those with an arrest on their records to obtain employment.[1] As a result, expungement laws were created. While there is no uniform process known as expungement, it is commonly accepted that the purpose of expungement is to conceal criminal records from the public. Depending on the jurisdiction, this process may be referred to as "erasure, destruction, sealing, setting aside, expunction, and purging."[2]
Four Key Common Elements of Expungement among State Statutes[3]
A. Extent to which an individual can deny expunged record
Expungements are based on the premise that those with criminal records will have trouble reingrating into society and may face barriers from participating in public life unless they have a legitimate means of being able to honestly deny that they have ever been charged with a crime or possessed a criminal record. As a result, most states permit individuals who have had their records expunged to answer in the negative if asked whether they have been arrested or charged of a crime. Therefore, if asked on a job or school application, an applicant with an expunged record may honestly answer "no" to having been charged with a crime. Additionally, for those states that permit expungements even after convictions, some permit the same negative answer to be given for questions concerning conviction.
Of the forty states that allow expungement or sealing of arrests not leading to conviction, twenty-nine permit an individual to deny the arrest. Of the sixteen states that allow expungement or sealing of convictions, thirteen permit an individual to deny the conviction. Ben Geiger, The Case for Treating Ex-Offenders as a Suspect Class, 94 Cal. L. Rev. 1191, 1200 (2006).
B. Crimes that may be expunged
The type of crime which has been allegedly committed will invariably determine the availability of expungement. For example, some states allow expungement for many types of crimes (e.g. Colorado), others prohibit expungement of any criminal record (e.g. Wyoming), and some states only allow expungement for arrest records (e.g. Oklahoma). In states where expungement is granted after a conviction, the severity of the crime will play a determinative role in whether or not expungement is possible. Conversely, states that prohibit the expungement of convictions (unless a pardon is obtained) will often contain restrictions depending on the process taken to complete the case without a conviction. For example, it is quicker and easier to obtain an expungement when a charge has been dismissed as opposed to when a case has been placed on a "stet docket" (an inactive group of cases that are generally not reopened).
C. Rehabilitation - Worthiness of Having Records Expunged
Typically, the waiting period before an application can be made is used as an indication of rehabilitation. In addition, a waiting period free of arrests or any trouble with the law is further used to affirm rehabilitation. Differences in length of waiting period times depend on a multitude of factors which may include:
- the severity of the crime
- the age of the offender
- whether the offender is alive
D. Expunged Records and Access to Criminal Records
The practical effects of expungement remain questionable when considering the number of people who can still access criminal records even after they have been expunged. It has even been advocated that licensing bodies of professions charged with upholding the public trust (e.g. health care, nursing, pharmacology, investment advising, accounting, banking, child care, engineering, and architecture) should have access to the expunged records of their members. Steven K. O'Hern, Note, Expungement: Lies That Can Hurt You In and Out of Court, 27 Washburn L.J. 574, 584-90 (1988).
Expungement Simplified
The process of getting your criminal records sealed, destroyed, or cleared is referred to as expungement. The actual language, process, and effects of expungement vary depending on the state. The overall effect of an expunged record is to treat it as if it does not exist.
Differentiating between expungement and pardons
Expungement procedures vary from state to state. But all involve an application to a judge or administrative officer. If expungement is granted, the judge enters an expungement order requiring the arrest or conviction to be deleted from court records.
Alternatively, those who have been convicted of a crime may apply for a pardon. A pardon is granted by the Governor but for U.S. federal convictions, they are issued by the President. The effect of a pardon is also different from an expungement - an expungement removes an arrest or citation from a record whereas a pardon will indicate that the state has pardoned you for your crime.
What types of records can be expunged?
Although guidelines are state dependent, typically all records on file within a court, correctional facility or law enforcement agency concerning a person's apprehension, arrest, detention, trial or disposition of a crime can be expunged.
Serious concerns are raised when DNA samples have been taken from individuals who have subsequently been acquitted or have had their convictions reversed. While thirty-nine state codes contain provisions relating to the procedures for DNA samples and profiles of individuals in these circumstances, the burden is often placed on the individual to petition the court for the expungement of these records from state databanks. Jonathan Kimmelman, Risking Ethical Insolvency: A survey of Trends in Criminal DNA Databanking, 28 J.J. Med. & Ethics 209, 211 (2000).
State Statutes, Federal Courts, and Availability of Expungement
Most states have statutes addressing expungement in one form or another.
- 45 states and the District of Columbia provide for expungement for some ex-offenders or other similar relief
- A majority of states provide expungement for arrests not resulting in conviction
- Most states provide expungement for misdemeanor convictions
- Some states provide expungement for felony convictions, after a waiting period
The Seventh Circuit is the only circuit to declare that the judiciary does not have jurisdictional authority to order expungement of executive branch records. The Seventh Circuit held in United States v. Janik that there was no constitutional or legislative authority for the courts to order any executive branch agency to expunge records. 10 F.3d 470, 473 (7th Cir. 1993). The court instructed that if any individual sought to expunge records maintained by an executive branch agency, he would be required to go directly to the executive branch. The Fifth Circuit and several other federal circuits have held that the courts may order the expungement of criminal records held by other branches of government under narrow circumstances. Thomas R. Frenkel, Sealed Appellant v. Sealed Appellee, 130 F.3d 695 (5th Cir. 1997), 24 S. Ill. U. L.J. 627, 634 & 643 (2000).
As to records maintained by the judicial branch, the circuits are split as to whether federal courts have the authority to expunge records it maintains. The First, Third, Eighth, and Ninth Circuits have held that federal courts do not have jurisdiction to consider expunging criminal records unless there is a claim of unlawful arrest or prosecution. The Second, Fourth, Seventh, Tenth and D.C. Circuits have held that federal courts may consider expungement of criminal records for equity reasons. These circuits have adopted a balancing test to determine whether judicial records can be expunged: "if the dangers of the unwarranted adverse consequences to the individual outweigh the public interest in maintenance of the records, then expunction is appropriate." United States v. Flowers, 389 F.3d 737, 739 (7th Cir. 2004). However, these courts rarely grant expungement. Gabriel T. Thornton, Case Comment, Criminal Law - First Circuit Holds Federal Courts Lack Jurisdiction to Expunge Criminal Records on Equitable Grounds - United States v. Coloian, 480 F.2d 47 (1st Cir. 2007), cert. denied, 128 S.Ct. 377 (2007), 41 Suffolk U. L. Rev. 395 (2008).
Thus far, the Supreme Court has passed on two requests for certiorari to resolve the split between the circuits in United States v. Coloian and Rowlands v. United States.
[1]Margaret Colgate Love, Starting Over With a Clean Slate: In Praise of a Forgotten Section of the Model Penal Code, 30 Fordham Urb. L.J 1705 (2003).
[2] Carlton J. Snow, Expungement and Employment Law: The Conflict Between an Employer's Need To Know About Juvenile Misdeeds and An Employee's Need to Keep Them Secret, 41 Wash. U. J. Urb. & Contemp. L. 3, 21 (1992).
[3] Michael D. Mayfield, Revisiting Expungement: Concealing Information in the Information Age, Utah L. Rev. 1057, 1059 (1997).


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Is there a new grain dryer in your future?
By TOM J. BECHMAN
The farmer on the phone wasn't sure where to start. After limping through last fall, he wanted to upgrade his grain handling capacity. But should he trade dryers or add more wet holding capacity?
Two factors complicated the issue. First, he farms primarily rented land near an area that was developing rapidly before the economy tanked. However, he owns his grain center. Second, he's already in his 50s, and not sure how long his son will farm.
He turned to Purdue University Extension, starting with his local ag educator. Specialists helped him ask the right questions. How many more years would he farm? What would he do with his grain center if development forced him out? What was his current debt? How much more debt could he handle?
When grain prices hit the skids after the January Crop Report, he pulled in his horns. At last report, he was leaning toward upgrading his dryer, but holding off on further improvements.
Key Points
• Think through long-term consequences before upgrading dryer, adding bins.
• Arrive at decision quickly to boost chances of getting equipment.
• For information about energy grants, visit www.rurdev.usda.gov/IN.
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Adding to his Excedrin headaches was the need to make a quick decision. For the first time in years, people were stacked up waiting to talk to grain dryer and grain bin reps at the National Farm Machinery Show. Most company reps insisted their company will do everything it can to deliver what they sell. Yet some farmers wonder if it's only a matter of time before you'll be ordering equipment for 2011, not 2010.
There are also those who think farmers are overreacting. Many dryers were rarely used for years before 2009. Some believe they'll sit idle again.
On the flip side, there's the central Indiana farmer who insists he's not risking another season like 2009. He struggled with a dryer more than 30 years old. Betting that another wet harvest won't happen for five years isn't a gamble he's willing to take. He'll take delivery of his new dryer any day.
A quick look at the steel market
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With steel prices dropping back to levels of a couple of years ago, grain structure pricing is equally favorable.
Roy Michels, with Wabash Valley FS in Graysville, Ill., sees potential for steel prices to climb as the economy begins recovering.
"I look for prices to climb before steel mills gear back up in order to push the pricing," he says.
He also services farmers in western Indiana.
Richard Minnick, Minnick Grain Equipment, Quincy, Ill., says that if the U.S. adds a tariff to Chinese steel, steel prices will go up and so will grain bin prices. He agrees that the economy will gradually pull steel prices back up, though not to 2008 levels.
2008 Farm Bill could make upgrading your dryer cheaper
By JOSH FLINT and TOM J. BECHMAN
Forty-five Indiana farmers out of 81 who applied received government funding to help upgrade their grain dryer. The Renewable Energy for America Program grant typically reimburses farmers for 25% of the project. The idea is to boost efficiency and use less energy.
In Indiana, REAP grants are handled through the Indiana Rural Development office, says Dean Edwards, director of business programs. Applicants must replace existing infrastructure, not buy a dryer for the first time, he emphasizes. Grants typically range from $1,500 to $250,000.
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For those considering a dryer replacement for 2010, Edwards suggests applying for the grant now. "You have to apply before you start writing checks for the program," he says.
Receiving the grant isn't a slam dunk, Edwards notes. He suggests it fits best for farmers who are going to replace their dryer anyway. Then if they receive reimbursement for 25% of the project, it's icing on the cake. If your grant is approved, don't expect reimbursement before midsummer.
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INVESTIGATE, THEN INVEST: Do your homework before upgrading your dryer. Be sure to check out the farm bill's energy grant program.
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When I asked Florida Gators coach Will Muschamp to compare the NCAA's decision to suspend Johnny Manziel for a half-game with its two-game suspension of former UF star Sharrif Floyd two years ago, all he would say is, "It's very upsetting."
He should have also added, "hypocritical, disgusting and pathetic." The NCAA has morphed into a bad joke in the wake of its so-called Manziel investigation. Johnny Football, the Heisman winner at Texas A&M, reportedly signs thousands of autographs for thousands of dollars and gets suspended for a half-game. Meanwhile, Floyd, who was essentially living on the streets when he was in high school, took some money so he could eat and originally was suspended for an entire season by the NCAA before the penalty was reduced.
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Muschamp was livid with Floyd's suspension at the time and said he was "angered, disgusted and extremely disappointed" with the NCAA's decision.
"Sharrif is what is good about college athletics – his life is about survival, struggle, disappointment and adversity," Muschamp said at the time. "I have recruited kids that did not know where they would sleep that night or what they would eat. Growing up, Sharrif was one these kids. … The NCAA stated that he received preferential treatment; there is nothing preferential about his life."
A poor kid takes some money to put food on the table, tells the truth about it and gets penalized while a rich kid reportedly takes thousands of dollars, lies and denies and gets no penalty at all. Sadly, this is what qualifies as NCAA justice.
Short stuff: By the way, maybe the NCAA officials would like to explain why they have spent three years investigating the University of Miami, turning over every stone and even illegally obtaining information in an attempt to nail the Hurricanes, but spent about five minutes looking into charges of rampant rule-breaking by Manziel before clearing him? Could it be because Manziel is a cash cow from the high-and-mighty SEC and a central figure in the biggest TV game of the year – Texas A&M vs. Alabama – whereas Miami's program has become nationally irrelevant? … Texas A&M's traditional Code of Honor: "An Aggie does not lie, cheat or steal, or tolerate those who do." Texas A&M's new Code of Dishonor: "An Aggie will lie, cheat or steal and exonerate those who do in order keep Johnny Paycheck eligible for the big game." … It's all but official: Jadeveon Clowney's Heisman campaign lasted about as long as Johnny Football's suspension. …
Mikey likes: Florida over Toledo by 17, FSU over Pitt by 7, Miami over FAU by 35, Georgia over Climpson by 6, Alabama over Virginia Tech by 14, Texas A&M over Ethics and Morality by $15 million in Manziel jersey sales. … How is it that Matt Leinart has been in the NFL for eight seasons, but nobody is willing to take a chance and develop Tim Tebow? The fact is Tebow accomplished more in a half-season as a starter for Denver than Leinart has in eight years as a pro. … I'm not saying NFL owners are filthy rich, but after settling that concussion lawsuit with players for $765 million, they probably asked, "Would you like that in cash?" … According to Rolling Stone magazine, Aaron Hernandez was hooked on angel dust – a drug I haven't heard mentioned since the '70s. I'm just wondering if he did the stuff while listening to Sly and the Family Stone. … Former Magic superstar Tracy McGrady's forgotten career in the NBA can be summed up by the fact that he announced his retirement on ESPN's "First Take" with Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless. Isn't this sort of like having your wedding at a biker bar with Dirty Dan and Two-Dog Joe as witnesses? … A potential war with Syria supposedly will only last two days – or about the same amount of time the NCAA spent on its Johnny Manziel investigation.
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Don't forget, you can click on OrlandoSentinel.com and read the wildly popular Open Mike blog and interactive extravaganza to get my freshest takes on what's happening in the world of sports. Here's a blog on the retirement of former Orlando Magic star Tracy McGrady:
In the wake of Tracy McGrady's retirement announcement earlier this week, let me just say this:
T-Mac was undoubtedly a great talent, but he will also go down as one of the great underachievers in NBA history.
I covered his entire tenure with the Orlando Magic, and he had the talent and explosiveness to become a greater player than Kobe Bryant.
Unfortunately, he didn't have the desire.
Or the supporting cast.
Here's why I say McGrady was one of the NBA's great underachievers: Because he never, ever won a playoff series until this past season — his final one — when he was one of the last players off the bench for the San Antonio Spurs.
In a sport where one player can make a huge difference (see LeBron leading the marginally talented Cleveland Cavaliers to the finals and the best record in the NBA for two years running), T-Mac never elevated his team's to anything other than mediocrity.
Granted, he was one of the unluckiest players in recent memory. He signed with the Magic the same year as Grant Hill, whose bum ankle handicapped the franchise for McGrady's entire tenure. McGrady then left Orlando for Houston, where he joined forces with Yao Ming, whose ankle and foot issues forced him into an early retirement.
McGrady, from most everybody you talk to within the Magic organization during his time in Orlando, never worked hard in the offseason or dedicated himself to being the best he could be.
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How can anyone in their right mind think the hurry up no huddle (HUNH) is a safety issue when you have 40 and 50 year old referee's running around the whole time managing the game. They don't get to go off the field when the teams change offenses and defenses. Each team has 3 time outs per half and if it is a televised game which most of the Big 5 Conferences are you have all those TV time outs. I mean good Lord the HUNH has just sped the game up from all those commercials we have to watch.
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I'm facilitating a roundtable today at the SCRA Southeastern Region Eco Conference at USC in Columbia, South Carolina on the topic of Web 2.0 and Social Change. I'm starting off with 3 provocative propositions to get discussion going:
- Communities, community betterment, social movements, and social change are the products of the human talent for accomplishing complex tasks together.
- Web 2.0 enables us to learn, argue, deliberate, transact, and organize on scales and at paces that were never before…
No Place to Hide: Torture, Psychologists, and the APA
Thanks to Meg Bond and Brad Olson for bringing this to our attention.
A 10-minute online video entitled "No Place to Hide: Torture, Psychologists, and the APA" It provides a brief, timely overview of what has unfolded over the past several years and where things stand today.
Social Media, Web 2.0, Collaboration, and Social Change
In my ongoing effort to engage SCRA members in a dialogue about the power of social networking tools and web 2.0 thinking, I offer two provocative videos from Clay Shirky.
In multiple contexts at last week's Biennial, I had discussions with people about the power of social media and web 2.0 to faciliate engagement and social change. I recommended sociologist Clay Shirky's book, Here comes everybody: The power of organizing without organizations to at least a dozen people, beause I think he has something really important to say to those of us who are looking for innovative and creative ways to collaborate with colleagues and community for positive…Read More »
Twittering at the SCRA Biennial 09
Hello all you Web 2.0 literate SCRA people,
Are you with Twitter or do you think its just a self-indulgent waste of time? Regardless of your level of adoption with this new technology, many academic conferences are experimenting with Twitter as a tool for communication, collaboration, and deeper participant engagement. It also lets those who are unable to attend to follow along. So, let's give it a whirl at the Biennial what do you say?
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Critical Psychology, 2nd Edition Just Released
Critical Psychology, Second edition 2009, Edited by Dennis Fox, Isaac Prilleltensky, & Stephanie Austin, London: Sage Publications. This substantially revised and expanded second edition includes many chapters on new topics.
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Courses and programs on gender and sexuality being targeted
Do not use the current economic crisis as an excuse to attack intellectual and academic freedom, or to de-emphasize the role of accurate, rigorous and scientific studies in shaping sexuality policy, health promotion and intervention.
Lawmakers in Georgia and Florida are beginning to use 'budget cuts' as an excuse for targeting programs and courses on sexuality, queer and women's studies. Georgia State University is being forced to testify TODAY in front of the state senate about 'questionable' faculty research and course offerings on sexuality. At Florida Atlantic University, the administration is trying to suspend the Women's Studies program.
Please help by signing the petition below, and forwarding this to anyone…
America needs a bold new housing policy
America needs a bold new housing policy as growing numbers of Americans sleep in shelters, surf friends' couches and camp in their cars.
Throughout the country, homelessness is rising, with ever more families in ever more towns and cities sleeping in shelters, surfing friends' couches and camping in their cars. In the video, Patrick Markee and Lizzie Ratner report from a New York intake clinic for homeless families in the Bronx. In San Bernardino, California, for instance, the City Unified School District counted roughly one-third more homeless students in the 2007-08 school year than in the previous one, part of a…Read More »
Wilfrid Laurier openes the Centre for Community Research, Learning and Action (CCRLA)
Last Friday, I had the opportunity to travel back to Waterloo, Ontario to help celebrate the grand opening of the Wilfrid Laurier Centre for Community Research, Learning and Action (CCRLA). The CCRLA strives to forge a strong university-community partnership with the Waterloo Region and allows for student involvement as part of the community psychology program. The opening event featured keynote speaker and community-based research pioneer, Dr. Budd Hall. Hall, the director of the …Read More »
The NFB Launches its New National Online Screening Room
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The National Film Board announces its new online screening room, complete with over 700 films, clips and trailers available for free home viewing. Many of the films can be useful for teaching CP. Please join them for the live online press conference on Wednesday, January 21 at 1:00 pm for the official launch.
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Admiral (ret.) Ami Ayalon headed Shin Bet, Israel's internal security service, from 1996 to 2000. Before that he was Commander-in-Chief of the Israeli Navy. Professor Sari Nusseibeh is President of Al Quds University and Palestinian Authority Commissioner for Jerusalem. Last June they launched the People's Voice campaign which is circulating a peace petition to Palestinians and Israelis, asking their leaders to end the armed conflict between the two peoples. So far the petition has over 300,000 signatures. Ayalon and Nusseibeh presented their project in a recent meeting at UCLA.
"We're trying to get the respective leaderships on the two sides to focus on the final status issues directly," said Nusseibeh. "We hope that if we're able to develop a critical mass of people on both sides, it will be possible to impact the formal political players." He said he and Ayalon feel that if the implementation of a two-state solution is delayed much longer, "what we will end up with is a single state, probably for many years undemocratic, maybe never democratic, we're not sure."
Ayalon recalled a transformative experience in which a Palestinian friend in London claimed, "Ami, we finally won, we Palestinians." "I told him, 'How come you won? You've lost so many people, you're losing your state, you're losing your dream of having an independent state. What is the meaning of victory?' And he told me, 'You don't understand. Victory for us is to see you suffer. In the last fifty years we were the only ones who suffered, and finally we aren't the only ones. We achieved a balance of power. Your F-16 versus our suicide bomber. This is victory for us.' So I came to the conclusion that the leadership on both sides has lost control. It's up to us to show our leaders the way, because the leaders have become followers."
After their remarks, Nusseibeh was asked how he could agree to waive the right of Palestinians to return to the land they left in 1948.'"We have two rights," he said. "We have the right of return, in my opinion, but we also have the right to live in freedom and independence. And very often in life one has to forego the implementation of one right in order to be able to implement the other rights."
Ayalon was asked how the Jewish settlements in the West Bank could be dismantled. "It will be very painful," he said. "We'll be very close to something which I'm afraid to call a civil war, but it will not be far from it." He said that Israel is now deeply divided between supporters and opponents of the settlers. "So it is up to us to bring them back home. It is up to us to build them homes, create jobs, etc."
Nusseibeh urged Palestinians and Jews in America not to replicate the conflict in the Middle East. "Clearly there are differences between the Jews and the Palestinians that can never be resolved. We can go on fighting forever, and it is easy to go on fighting. It is extremely hard to try to build peace. By building peace you have to take in a lot of pain. You have to make a lot of compromises."


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Richard Lariviere announced as finalist for University of Oregon President
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Portland, OR, March 2, 2009 – The finalist candidate for the new president of the University of Oregon was announced today by George Pernsteiner, chancellor of the Oregon University System. After consultation with a search committee chaired by State Board of Higher Education (Board) member John von Schlegell, Pernsteiner said he was recommending that Dr. Richard W. Lariviere (pronounced La-riv-ee-air), currently the executive vice-chancellor and provost at the University of Kansas, be appointed by the Board to lead the University, pending a visit to Oregon that would begin March 10.
"The search committee is extremely pleased with the outcome of the finalist selection process," said von Schlegell. "The next president of the University of Oregon will take over the leadership of this world -class university during a time of intense challenges. Dr. Lariviere has a unique and diverse set of skills, leadership qualities, and broad experiences that make him the right person to take the UO to its next level of excellence in ensuring student success, advancing knowledge and innovation, and making Oregon competitive internationally. We look forward to Dr. Lariviere's campus visit next week when he can interact with students, faculty, staff, alumni, and members of the larger community."
If appointed, Lariviere would begin his leadership at UO on July 1, succeeding President Dave Frohnmayer, who announced last year he would leave the presidency after serving for fifteen years.
Dr. Lariviere has served as executive vice-chancellor and provost at the University of Kansas since 2006. During this time he has led efforts to restructure graduate education and research including the increase in compensation for Graduate Teaching Fellows. Lariviere is a Judson Neff Centennial Fellow in the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas, a position he has held since 1995. He also has served as an adviser to numerous corporations.
Prior to joining the University of Kansas, Dr. Lariviere served as dean of the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas from 1999 to 2006. During his tenure, the college completed a capital campaign, significantly increased the number of faculty, and doubled its rate of external research funding. Other positions held by Dr. Lariviere at the University of Texas included associate vice president for International Programs from 1995 to 1999; the Bruton Chair in Liberal Arts from 1999 to 2006; the Jacob and Frances Mossiker Chair in the Humanities from 2003 to 2006; and the Ralph B. Thomas Regents professor of Asian Studies from 1993-2003. He also served as a technical advisor to Perot Systems Corporation from 1993 to 1996.
"I am most excited by the possibility of joining the University of Oregon as its next president," said Lariviere. "It is an honor to be selected as the finalist at an institution of great stature and reputation, and I would welcome the chance to lead the university at a time of immense challenge and opportunity. My wife, Jan, and I look forward to getting to know the campus and community, and also the beautiful state of Oregon."
Other academic positions Dr. Lariviere has held include director of the Center for Asian Studies at the University of Texas at Austin from 1986 to 1994, and assistant professor to professor of Sanskrit in the Department of Oriental Languages and Literatures at the same institution from 1982 to 1990. He was visiting assistant professor in the Department of Asian Languages and Literature and School of Religion (joint appointment) at the University of Iowa from 1980 to 1982; and was visiting lecturer in the South Asia Regional Studies Department at the University of Pennsylvania from 1978 to 1979.
Dr. Lariviere's professional service is extensive, and includes current appointments on the Board of Directors of KansasBio, Kansas Athletics, Inc., Kansas Center for Technology Commercialization (chairman), the Council of American Overseas Research Centers, EMR Technology Ventures, the Union Académique Internationale, and the Midwest Cancer Alliance Partners. Previous service work included the Board of Directors of the Hong Kong American Center (2001- 2006); Advisor to the Lt. Governor of the State of Texas on Education Policy and Finance (1993-4); and vice-president of the American Institute of Indian Studies (1989-1990).
Lariviere's academic awards include the Margaret C. Berry Award for outstanding contribution to student life at the University of Texas (2004); Robert Murff Award for Outstanding Service and Dedication to Career Services from the Texas Campus Career Council (2000); Visiting Professor Collège de France, Paris (1996-97); Jan Gonda Lecturer at the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam (1994); National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow (1979 – 1983); and a Fulbright-Hays Dissertation Fellowship (1976 – 1977).
Dr. Lariviere received his B.A. from the University of Iowa in the History of Religions, and his Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in Asian Studies. He is married to Janis Worcester Lariviere, a long-time leader and advocate for science education. Currently, she is associate director for teacher development in the Center for Science Education at the University of Kansas.
Chancellor Pernsteiner said Dr. Lariviere would visit the UO campus in Eugene on March 10 and 11. Visits and forums with students, faculty, campus administration and community leaders will be included, with the public meeting schedule posted on the UO website. The State Board of Higher Education will make its final decision on Dr. Lariviere's appointment after the campus visit is completed.
Pernsteiner expressed gratitude to von Schlegell and the twenty-five-member search committee, and to the ad hoc committee on the presidential selection established by the University of Oregon Senate. "The members of the search committee worked long and hard to find the best candidate for the University of Oregon. I believe they have done so, bringing us an excellent leader who will be a worthy successor to President Frohnmayer. They spent countless hours carefully weighing the needs of the University, the qualities that a successful president would have, and the information about Dr. Lariviere and other candidates. Their work is what really mattered in finding our new president," said Pernsteiner.


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CLOVER — The Clover Parks and Recreation Department closed the door on the fall youth soccer season with championship tournament play at various age levels.
"The season concluded with exciting and hotly-contested postseason play," commented Donald Johnson, program coordinator for the town of Clover.
Clover teams participate in an established league of multiple communities, including Lake Wylie, Fort Mill, Tega Cay and Steele Creek.
During the regular season, Clover was host to over 100 games featuring more than 50 teams among the five communities. Teams in various divisions were geared up for championship runs in tournament play the past two weeks, following an exciting regular season.
This season, at Clover Community Park, Clover Rec hosted its in-house U8 coed tournament. There were U10 boys, U10 girls and U15 boys tournament games, including championship games in U10 boys and U15 boys.
Clover Community Park also was home to all of the U12 girls tournament games. Clover placed several finalists in the six community league tournaments, of which two tournaments featured an all-Clover championship.
The U15 boys' championship was the main event.
"El Clásico," as some refer to whenever Clover heavyweights Revolution and Outlaws play in their friendly rivalry, had nearly 100 spectators.
As expected, the game was close throughout as the No. 3 seeded Outlaws outlasted No.1 seeded Revolution to win in a penalty shootout and avenge an early season loss.
In U12 girls action under the lights on Thursday night, the No. 3 seeded Eagles were able to defend home soil and bring home a championship, defeating the hot No.5 seeded Lake Wylie Pumas.
The U10 boys championship was another all-Clover final. Both teams were familiar with each other, having played twice during the regular season.
The No. 4 seeded Avengers, however, found their winning formula late in the season and rode the momentum all the way to a championship victory over No. 2 seeded Fireballs to close out the fall 2012 season at Clover Community Park.
Consistent effort and play provided the U12 boys' No.2 seeded Vipers another championship appearance. They stayed calm in the face of adversity and defeated the scrappy No. 4 seeded Steele Creek Yellow Jackets at Allison Creek to win the title that eluded them last spring.
For the U10 girls, the No. 2 seeded Eagles fell short of their championship aspirations to the No. 1 seeded Lake Wylie Lightning in Lake Wylie.
The U10 girls Clover teams had excellent seasons as the Phoenix made a semifinal appearance as well.
"The 2013 spring season has a promising outlook for these girls," noted Johnson.
In the only division that did not include a Clover finalist, the No. 3 seeded Fort Mill Pattinson defeated No. 1 seeded Fort Mill Cartpentiro.
The one Clover team in this division, the Intimidators, had a successful season, finishing 6-1-1 and earning a No. 2 seed for the tournament.
The future of Clover Recreation soccer was on display at the U8 coed championship. Both finalists' – the Vipers and the Raptors – lone defeats were to each other.
Going into this matchup, either team could have won. The No. 1 seeded Vipers were able to win the season series and the championship, defeating the No. 2 seeded Raptors.
"Both teams played their hearts out and there really wasn't a loser in this one," Johnson said.
"The Clover Recreation Department would like to thank all of the volunteer coaches and their staffs for another successful season," Johnson said. "We certainly couldn't do it without you.
"We'd also like to thank park Superintendent Scott Moses and staff for outstanding fields."
Johnson said the rec department's commitment to youth soccer has been ongoing through the years.
"Our youth soccer reaches ages three to 15," he noted. "Most rec departments appeal to ages three to 12."
Said Johnson, "We've consistently had quality soccer programs the last 13 to 14 years."
Johnson said construction of a new soccer complex to include four lighted fields was approved to meet the growing demands of the sport.
"Youth soccer is a popular sport in Clover," he added. "Attendance is on the upswing throughout the community."
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Letter from London: Rumaki had forwarded to me the following, posted some time ago by DARKWHITE on the Vendor site: 'I'm quite central, the address (building next door) is 239 Old Street London EC1V 9EY. I trade Tues-Fri 12:30-7 p.m.'
We've had weeks of gorgeous sunny warm weather here in London (seriously! no kidding!) though today was somewhat more typical: overcast, a bit breezy, not quite rain. I wanted a hot dog. So I went.
DARKWHITE is the Roadfood ID of Abiye Cole, a/k/a Big Apple Hot Dogs. He has a cart at that Old Street address in east central London, which is about a block and a half (a two minute walk if that) from the Old Street Station on the London Underground. Not quite around the corner from Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus, but worth the short trip out there.
Abiye's mission is to convert the English to American hot dogs. Hot dogs are not just something to eat late at night when you've had too much beer at the pub. Like good sausage and mash, they are a destination item. Abiye has A-frame signs promising the best hot dog in London, and he delivers.
Dressed in red, Abiye himself is fun, outgoing, interested and interesting. It was obvious that many of his customers are regulars. Even the ones en route to meetings who could not stop to eat nevertheless stopped to chat. Abiye wants you to have a good time, to enjoy stopping by his cart. He loves what he's doing and what he's doing is, at the moment, four different kinds of hot dogs each made locally (without preservatives) by his chosen sausage maker who obviously knows the secret to a good hot dog is in the quality of the meat and the absence of additives and preservatives. There's the Big Frank (a mixture of pork and beef and about the size of a Minneapolis Brat), the Frank Junior (and thinner more sleek version of the Big Frank), the Big Dog which is a Polish dog (thick, plump, juicy, more meaty than fatty and not at all greasy and with a hint of spice, garlic and smoke), and a yet-to-be-named smoked Brat type dog which was not at all like the other three in flavour but like the others not fatty so you get a good amount of meat for the price (£2.50 for the Frank Junior, £3.50 for the others). Some were grilled, some grilled after being steamed (and Abiye constantly checks the temperatures with a digital thermometer), all had a nice crunch to the natural skin with a moist inside. The buns are steamed (or not, your choice), slit vertically not horizontally and also made locally. In fact, they're made around the corner. Fried onions, not prepared ahead of time but shaved through the mandolin by Abiye directly onto the grill. Sauerkraut, soft drinks and water, and the usual condiments which in England means more than one choice of mustard.
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