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"This is the hardest place I've ever played in but we played a good game" said the forward who had inspired a Fenerbahce comeback in the last 15 minutes of the game.
McCoughtry did not seem to be impressed of the atmosphere though, scoring 28 points, pulling down six rebounds and dishing out two assists to accumulate in an efficiency index of 28, higher than everybody else in EuroLeague Women this week.
Those numbers don't even take into account her defensive effort against a high octane offense of Salamanca.
She scored her points in only 32 minutes, shooting an outstanding 68.8% from the field and making 5 of her six free throws.
McCoughtry closely edged Sancho Lyttle of Spanish giants Ros Casares for the award who had a rating of 27 in her team's thrashing of Galatasaray.
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- Associate Dean for Indianapolis Research and Programs
- Professor of Finance
- Hatfield Fellow
- Indianapolis
- Chartered Financial Analyst, 2007
- PhD, Purdue University, 1993
- BS, Truman State University, 1988
Professional Experience
- Assistant Professor, University of Tulsa
- Graduate Instructor, Purdue University
Awards, Honors & Certifications
- MBA Teaching Excellence Award 2003, 2004, 2008, 2009
- Outstanding Paper Award, Midwest Finance Association 2003
Professional Interests
Banking, Debt Design, Financial Institutions, Insurance
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- Carow, K., E. Kane, and R. Narayanan (2011), "Safety-Net Losses from Abandoning Glass-Steagall Restrictions," Journal of Money Credit and Banking, Vol. 43, No. 7, October, pp. 1371-1398.
- Carow, K., R. Heron, E. Lie, and R. Neal (2009), "Option Grant Backdating Investigations and Capital Market Discipline," Journal of Corporate Finance, Vol. 15, No. 5, pp. 562-572.
- Adams, B., K. Carow, T. Perry (2009), "Earnings Management and Initial Public Offerings: The Case of the Mutual Thrift Industry," Journal of Banking and Finance, Vol. 33, No. 12, pp. 2363-2372.
- Carow, K., S. Cox, and D. Roden (2009), "Demutualizations: Determinants and Consequences of the Mutual Holding Company Choice," Journal of Banking and Finance, Vol. 33, No. 8, pp. 1454-1463.
- Carow, K., S. Cox, and D. Roden (2007), "The Role of Insider Influence in Mutual-to-Stock Conversions," Journal of Money Credit and Banking, Vol. 39, No. 6, pp. 1285-1304.
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CHA's community commitment extends beyond serving its patients. CHA operates the Cambridge Public Health Department and collaborates with many local agencies and organizations to improve the health of local residents. It also provides a vital safety net for underserved populations facing barriers to care. As a teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, and Tufts University School of Medicine, CHA trains the health care providers of tomorrow.
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CHA provides a wide range of services with a focus on wellness and prevention. In addition to its strong primary care network, it offers nationally-renowned behavioral health services, specialty care, innovative planned care programs for chronic disease, women's health and maternity, inpatient care, and a three-site emergency department with 100,000 annual visits. Nearly all clinical services are operated under one unified hospital license.
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From rooftops to landscapes, the greening of the government is slowly taking hold.
The General Services Administration has several small scale demonstrations of how federal buildings could become more energy efficient.
Kevin Kampschroer, GSA's acting director of the Office of Federal High-Performance Green Buildings, says both landlords and occupants need to look at a comprehensive way to improve energy efficiency.
GSA is trying to take that large-scale and long-view approach. Kampschroer, who spoke Dec. 3 at the Green IT conference in Washington sponsored by 1105 Government Information Group, says GSA has a small scale demonstration of using solar to provide energy to a federal warehouse in Waltham, Mass.
He says solar provides more than 50 percent of the building's energy needs.
"The roofing materials and solar panels are bonded together so two things happen: the roof lasts longer and it produces energy, and then it provides greater insulation for the building below," Kampschroer says. "It reduces the amount of energy consumed."
GSA also has a demonstration program in San Francisco to link sensors in light fixtures to an employee's desktop computer. That lets the employee control the light and there is an occupancy sensor so when you leave, the light goes off, Kampschroer says.
"We've found in the sites we've done that is that the reduction is over 30 percent of lighting costs, which is huge," he says. "We are doing this in a larger area and then will expand its use."
GSA also is addressing how building are heated and cooled. Kampschroer says GSA is using geothermal technology in buildings in Maine and in Omaha, Neb.
Geothermal technology works by drilling wells 3-to-5 feet below the surface and running pipes down the well. He says if you run water through the pipes the steady temperature of the earth cools the water off or heats it up. And then using a pump to cool or heat the building.
"It's a little more expensive to install in the future, but 60 percent less expensive to operate over time and reduce utility bills," he says. "If you want to move heat into or out of a building, you can move by air or by liquid. Moving heat by water is 3,500 times more energy efficient than moving through the air."
Another area is the greening of roofs. GSA's building that houses the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Suitland, Md., is the largest green roof in the United States--more than 3 acres. Kampschroer says the green roof insulates the building and collects storm water so GSA didn't have to further strain the county's wastewater system.
All of these demonstration programs come as GSA has mandated that any building it leases starting in 2010 be among the top 25 percent in the Energy Star ratings.
"Today the typical building is consuming so much energy to get to Energy Star is not that tough," Kampschroer says. "A building owner today can be competitive without too much of an investment. But we are trying to communicate that we want the building owner to make good decisions. For every dollar of energy savings, it goes into the landlord's pocket."
Kampschroer adds this requirement is just for new leases. GSA also is working with landlords that hold existing federal leases on ways they can improve energy efficiency.
Part of that work is ensuring building managers understand and are trained to make buildings more energy efficient.
"Owners like GSA have not realized that it is a penny wise and a pound foolish on their insistence to pay for low cost management," he says. "We need to get out of this rut because it is costing us trillions every year."
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Tours make sense of Pike Place Market's sensual feast
An official Pike Place Market tour helps process the wonderful chaos
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Fresh fish is displayed in front of the Pike Place Fish Company stall at Pike Place Market in Seattle.
Forrest Townsend offers samples of chocolate pasta from Pappardelle's Pasta to passersby.
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Ezra Shively (right) leads a Savor Seattle tour group down Pike Place on their tour of Pike Place Market.
It's also the epicenter of sensory overload.
The first time I went I felt like one of those fish thrown through the air, only I didn't have a hunky fishmonger in orange waders to catch me and swaddle my gills.
So, for hours, I stayed adrift in the sea of noise, scents, colors and chaos.
That's basically how I felt the next five times I went to Pike Place Market. Not that there's anything bad about that. It was crazy, wild fun to peruse this waterfront bazaar of everything and then some.
It wasn't until I took the Savor Seattle Tour that the mania of produce, crafts, flowers, fish and frolic started making sense.
The tour through the 105-year-old iconic market is as informative as it is filling.
A guide holding a pink umbrella ushered our group through the crowds and introduced the artisans behind the food. Having someone tell the story of the market while touring it in real time makes you feel tuned into that Seattle vibe.
Plus, you get to eat.
It's a 10 mini-course meal of tea, coffee, chocolate, cheese, fruit, salmon, chowder, piroshky, crab cakes and hot doughnuts.
It's also a crash course on Rachel the golden pig, the Gum Wall, how cheese is made and other market culture.
"It's history plus a meal, all in one," Savor Seattle Tour founder Angela Shen said.
Shen got into the tour biz in 2007 after moving to Seattle.
"I grew up in the restaurant industry. I thought it would be a great way to connect consumers with people behind the food," she said. "We are so lucky to have a great food culture."
She's not the only gig in town at the market. Other competing tour companies cater to foodies as well as folklore. For example: Market Ghost Tour and Seattle Lust Tour.
With 10 million visitors a year at the market, there's plenty of tour action to go around.
And plenty of fish.
Andrea Brown; 425-339-3443; email@example.com.
Savor Seattle Tour
When: Daily, up to six times. Frequency varies by season.
Where: Pike Place Market, First Avenue and Pike Street.
Duration: 2 hours
Cost: $39
Reservations: Required
Information: www.savorseattletours.com
Stops: Daily Dozen Doughnuts, MarketSpice, Pike Place Fish, Frank's Quality Produce, Pike Place Chowder, Chukar Cherries, Beecher's Handmade Cheese, Piroshky-Piroshky and Etta's Seafood Restaurant
Other market tours
Seattle Ghost Tour: www.seattleghost.com
Seattle Food Tours: www.seattlefoodtours.com
Public Market Tours: www.publicmarkettours.com
Pike Place tidbits
Pike Place Market was founded to give local farmers an opportunity to sell directly to the public. On opening day, Aug. 17, 1907, eight farmers with wagons of produce were overwhelmed by about 10,000 eager shoppers, most of whom went home empty-handed. By the end of 1907, the first market building opened, with every space filled.
The market is home to more than 200 year-round commercial businesses; 190 craftspeople and 100 farmers who rent table space by the day; 240 street performers and musicians; and more than 300 apartment units, mostly for low-income or elderly people.
There are 13 market sites for street performers. Painted musical notes mark the sidewalks where they stand. Horns, percussion and amplified music are not allowed.
The market is open 19½ hours a day, 362 days a year. Hours are from 6 a.m. breakfast to Last Call at 1:30 a.m.
Source: www.pikeplacemarket.com
Daffodil Day
To celebrate spring's arrival, Pike Place Market community members will hand out 10,000 locally grown daffodils March 20.
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Results vs. Bentley (2007-11-16 17:30:00)
November 16, 2007
|Falcons Fall to #2 Bentley
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|Shepherdstown, West Virginia---The Pfeiffer men's basketball team opened their season, Friday night, with a 93-83 loss to nationally ranked #2 Benley College in the first day of the Clarion Tip-Off Classic. The Falcons will take on host Shepherd College Saturday evening at 6:00 pm.
The Falcons played the #2 team in the country Friday night. It was a three-point game at halftime with the Falcons down 41-38 at the break.
It was a tie game six minutes into the second half before the Bentley went on a 10 -0 run and kept it around 10 the rest of the way.
Pfeiffer fought hard but couldn't pull it out in the and ended up losing 93-83.
Pfeiffer was led by Robert McGriff's 19 points and five rebounds. Logan Call added 15 points and six rebounds and Chris Woods added 10 points.
Coach Davis added, "We played some excellent competition and found out we have a great deal of work to do," said Pfeiffer coach Dave Davis. "We have great kids and they are learning to work hard and play Pfeiffer basketball. We will improve."


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As I said earlier, you don't have to watch the video to get the strategy, being weak and succumb to temptation is only your own fault.
Now I don't understand this at all, what is this non sense I hear? Exorsus shouldn't post the video until whoever got it WF posts it? Most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.
They killed it, they have all the right in the world to post it and show off their kill to whoever wants to watch.
Thanks Exorsus for the cool video, Just found out how Pathetic Method and their fanboys can be (Even more) , so ashamed I am in the same realm as them now...


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So again, your conclusions about adolescence are premature, if you will, from a scientific perspective. In other words, your understanding of age, like gender and other social constructs I am sure, is superfically and artifically constructed. But nice try though.
Our discussion is not about teen emotional and behavioral problems that could stem from cultural perceptions,peer groups or psychological problems in teenagers. I am also not talking about intelligence, visual acuity or memory skills which are very acute in teens and young people. I am talking about the ability for teens to discern and reason on the level of adults and to understand long-term cause and effect consequences.
As your fine ( Dr. Jay Gied) has already reported, "the adolescent brain, while fully grown in size, is still a long way from maturity."
That is the relevant point to this discussion.
The fact that young people have good cognitive and intelligence skills, have better memory than I do, have very acute visual abilities and have extraordinary potential to mature into successful and responsible adults is NOT being debated here, Jack, and has no relevance to men who prey on and rape 9 year old girls in the name of marriage and religion.
LJ: You Go Girl! I've grown bored with Jack and his irrational rationalizations and justifications and over all inability to think for himself, but you and bongobongo are doing a most excellent job! Gratzi, merci, gracias, and BRAVOs all around. And I think I speak for all of humanity when I say that.
Jack: If you're not on ALL of humanity's side you're on the wrong side. Leave ALL girls and women alone, drink several flies and go fuck yourself.
Oh, and Allah revealed himself to me and told me to tell you that. So OBEY.
As you well know, Jack is hopeless. He will say and do and quote anyone to justify raping 9 year olds and making homosexuality (between 2 consenting adults) an evil. I'm just glad he doesn't live in my neighborhood, but have true empathy for any female that crosses his path.
That quote you highlight suggesting that adolescent brain is still a long way from maturity is precisely what is debatable according to the article I posted - the Myth of the Teenage Brain. That should have been apparent to you from the title alone, but I am beginning to wonder if you even did get the essential message of the article. On top of that, have you no intellect of your own to see that adolescents, at least historically, can be just as mature as 'adults' when they are treated as such, and that perhaps Giedd's samples are not representative of the potential of adolescence/adulthood? Also, you didn't respond to the critique of Giedd's study in the article either.
But if you think that your case that a teenager is not capable of giving consent because you have the force of "science" behind you, I would just have to say you're fooling yourself, at best. You've simply bought into the "science" that supports the greater myth that teenagers are naturally irresponsible people.


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I am posting on here because I think Sam Harris is on the right track & I wanted to make sure Sam and anyone else looking for truth would find this, is aware of where the truth is written. We all have the truth within us (our divinity) but have lost memory of where we came from & why we are here. There is truth out there for those who look. A good link to read first is "The truth in a nutshell" http://www.fourwinds10.com/siterun_data/bellringers_corner/writings/news.php?q=1227202504
If anyone truly wants to know the truth you can find it in the Phoenix Journals which can be downloaded from http://fourwinds10.com/journals/index.html which is the link of http://www.fourwinds10.com


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Noggin-Many times the Bible states what has happened from a historical perspective, not exactly what God wants to happen. We know in Numbers what God wanted, and Moses did not do what was wanted.
My goodness, you talk like this was real history instead of myths created to impress the Babylonians. Yeah, and Robin didn't always do what Batman wanted either, but it all came out OK.


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July/August 2012Submit your news to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mary Ellen Kachinske (Kowalski), '83, B.A. Speech, has been named one of 2012 Most Influential Women in Radio by Radio Ink Magazine. Kachinske has been the Program Director of WTMX-FM in Chicago since 2000. Previously she programmed WQAL in Cleveland. This is the second year that she has made the influential women list.
Darlene Biese Schultz, '79, recently published her first fiction book entitled, Decision or Destiny. The storyline is based on some actual experiences and is a love story about change - turning decisions into destiny. After thirty-four years and many moves throughout four states, Dianna finds the silver ID bracelet that Michael gave her at the Christmas formal in 1959. Later he proposed, but Dianna had other plans which didn't include staying in her small home town. She left after graduation and two years later she fell in love and married a shoe designer. Was their marriage as flawless as it appeared? Will the bracelet link Dianna's past to the future? Author, Biese Schultz teaches a fiction writing class to seniors and writes a column for her local paper. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism/advertising from Kent State University. Decision or Destiny is available in soft cover and for Kindle, on Amazon.com.
June 2012
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Krista Taracuk, MLS '90, the 2012 Ohio Educational Library Media Association Past President, has been appointed to the State Library of Ohio Board.
Kristen DelGuzzi Alltucker was the national editor for one of the three finalist projects for the Breaking News Pulitzer. The Pulitzer Prize is the top award given in journalism and this year featured many online groups as well as traditional media lining up for their share of the spotlight. DelGuzzi works for the Arizona Republic. The paper was named a finalist for her team's coverage of the Gabbie Giffords shooting in Tucson. Phoenix is two hours from Tucson. The shooting happened on a weekend when some were on furlough, but DelGuzzi sent her husband (Ken Alltucker, a health reporter), got the sitter lined up for the week - and managed to pull enough staffers together to put together some fine coverage. The Breaking News Award went to the Tuscaloosa, Alabama News for its coverage of a deadly tornado through social media, real-time updates and continued in-depth accounts, even though it had to publish 50 miles away when the power went out.
April 2012
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Cindy P. Sefton, M.L.I.S '05, was named Director of Cincinnati State Library.
Allison Wenger, JMC '03, recently joined MediaSource, a boutique firm specializing in creating and delivering multimedia content that achieves measurable results in Columbus. She has more than 10 years of television news industry experience. She worked in several Midwestern television markets before returning to Columbus in 2006 to work as a producer for WCMH-TV.
March 2012JMC Alumnus Matt Pallotta has launched his latest project, Hit Boys, online. This is a funding tool to earn support to produce the entire 12-episode series. It is an action-comedy about two wannabe Mafiosos in Youngstown, Ohio, trying to make their way into the hit man business. His website is Red Duck Productions.
SLIS Alumna, Pamela Cass, '78, retired from the State of Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction after 28 years. She was the recipient of the Correctional Education Association Support Person of the Year 2006.
After three years in Employee Communications at Newell Rubbermaid, where she earned national and local accolades from PRSA and IABC, JMC Alumna Leslie Schelat McBride, '06, accepted a promotion to associate manager with AutoTrader.com. As part of the Internal Communications team, she is editor-in-chief of the company's award-winning monthly employee magazine, @Home, and consults with internal clients to engage the company's 2,000 employees and four business units. Her new role follows her December 2011 graduation from the J. Mack Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University, where she earned her MBA in marketing.
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After guiding Facebook pages, Twitter accounts and more since 2008 at the Cincinnati Enquirer, TBD (where we worked together) and The Huffington Post, JMC alumna Mandy Jenkins is moving on. In many newsrooms social media is becoming a "young person's job," with lower salaries and longer hours, she said. Now 31, Jenkins wants to take on other news products and processes. She wrote on her blog Thursday that she will soon leave her position as social news editor in HuffPost's D.C. bureau for a broader portfolio of innovation responsibilities with Digital First Media. (From Poynter)
Dianna Ford, MLIS '00, is an audiovisual archivist for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Library and Archives. She processes incoming audiovisual archival materials and performs digitization for the purposes of preservation and access. She works with donors to facilitate donations of audiovisual archival materials and provides research assistance to visitors in the Archives Reading Room.
Bill Blair, JMC '77, graced the red carpet of the Guinness World Records Museum on Oct. 9, 2011, after setting a record for "Most Special Effect Makeup Characters Portrayed in a Career." Blair has portrayed at least 202 characters on television, movies and at other events, and the number is steadily increasing.
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SLIS Alumna Marjory Mogg, M.L.I.S. '04, was listed in a Plain Dealer article on "The literary year in Cleveland: 10 newsworthy events,"for her success in bringing the Bouchercon World Mystery Convention to Cleveland in 2012 (Oct. 4-7). According to the Plain Dealer, "Marjory Mogg, intrepid Euclid librarian and mystery lover, scored a coup by luring the next Bouchercon World Mystery Convention to downtown Cleveland, Thursday through Sunday, Oct. 4-7. Big names -- such as John Connolly, Mary Higgins Clark, Elizabeth George and Robin Cook -- will headline the four-day extravaganza, which Mogg said took her four years of campaigning to bring here. Participants can register at bouchercon2012.com." Mogg is currently Readers Advisory Librarian at Euclid Public Library.
Mark Nolan, JMC '91, will leave WKYC-TV after nearly 18 years. See "Mark Nolan leaving Channel 3" online.
Bill Blair, JMC '77, set the Guinness World Record for the most special effects characters player in a year. He was featured in "Actor, Kent native sets world records for his characters" in the Record Courier.
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Three SLIS Alumni Appointed to Local Library District
Per The Suburbanite, the Stark County District Library has named three new branch managers. Brett Neff now heads the East Canton Branch, Kathleen Clay the Madge Youtz Branch and Kathryn Kibler the Jackson Township Branch.
"They bring a fresh set of skills to our system and we look forward to incorporating their ideas into our services," said Patty Marsh, associate director for public service.
A Stark County native, Brett Neff grew up in North Canton and graduated high school from North Canton Hoover. He has a B.B.A. and M.L.I.S., both from Kent State University. Brett spent five years in the publishing industry as a book publicist for The Kent State University Press.
After earning his M.L.I.S., he left publishing to become Adult Services Librarian at Wadsworth Public Library. Neff lives in Akron with his wife, Rachel; son, Moses; and dog, Waffles.
Kathleen Clay earned her B.A. in History and Master of Library Science from Kent State University. She worked at Toledo Public Library and Columbus Metropolitan Library before returning home to Lake Township to raise her family. She began working for the Stark County District Library, Madge Youtz Branch in January 2006. After serving as librarian in charge of adult programming and as first assistant, she earned Senior Librarian status earlier this year. Clay lives in Lake Township with her husband, Michael.
Originally from Zanesville, Kathryn Kibler received both her bachelor's degree and M.L.I.S. from Kent State University. She spent 12 years as a librarian with the Akron Summit County Public Libraries. Most recently she was the District Media Specialist for the Black River Local School District where she also was a reviewer for Library Media Connection. Kathryn lives in Hartville with her husband, Richard.
SLIS Success Stories
Congratulations to SLIS Alumna Melanie Kowalski (M.L.I.S. '11) who has been appointed the 2011-2013 Research Librarian Fellow at Emory University. The new Librarian Fellows program at Emory offers participants the opportunity to develop expertise, leadership and project management skills. Melanie will be working in the Intellectual Property Rights Office on various projects relating to the digital presence and collocation of copyright educational information provided by the office, the new Open Access policy, the burgeoning Institutional Repository, and assisting students and faculty with authors' rights education and various other initiatives to support the library's Digital Scholarship strategic goals. The position is mutually beneficial in that, like a residency position, it affords her the opportunity to work in a variety of departments and gather a lot of experience in all aspects of academic librarianship.
Congratulations to SLIS student Bridgette Billingslea, winner of the Academic Library Association of Ohio's Diversity Scholarship for 2011-2012. Bridgette is currently a student in the Master of Library and Information Science program at Kent State. The ALAO Diversity Scholarship awards Bridgette $1,500 towards her tuition, complementary registration for the ALAO annual conference in November, and a year of mentoring from an ALAO member.
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Sandi (Gould) Latimer, JMC '65, published her first book Poodle Mistress: an autobiographical story of life with nine toy poodles in February. She independently published the book with iUniverse and earned Editor's Choice for quality of writing. Her book is also featured in a full-page ad iUniverse has taken out in New York Review of Books. The ad is a first for the independent book industry. iUniverse took out the ads in six issues and Latimer's book is featured in one of the July issues. The Columbus Metropolitan Library has purchased two copies of the book, an unusual move since libraries rarely purchase independently (or self-published) books. Latimer is a staff writer for the Columbus Messenger, an independent free weekly newspaper with five editions in Franklin and Madison counties and is volunteer coordinator at Green Lawn Cemetery, the second-largest cemetery in Ohio.
Ron Hess, JMC '72, is co-leading a major workshop, "Social Media as a Catalyst for Employee Engagement," at the Public Relations Society of America's 2011 international Conference in Orlando, FL October 15-18. Hess, who is president of Motiv8 Communications, an employee communications firm based in Port Orange, FL, will team with two communicators from a large medical system provider, Orlando Health, to present the material. Hess and company will discuss Inspire Wire, Orlando Health's successful online idea sharing website for employees. Hess is also an executive board member of PRSA's Employee Communications section. During a 27-year corporate career, Hess managed corporate employee communications at companies like GE, Eaton and International Paper. He formed his own company in 2002. He is a prolific speaker and writer on employee communication topics and his Ideas and Trends column features communicator case histories on hot topics in the employee communications field. Hess also regularly posts employee communication news items on Twitter. In addition, Hess, who was a member of the KSU Alumni Board in 1983-84, leads the Southeast Employee Communication Network, where communicators "meet" via teleconference and webcast to share and discuss ideas and issues in employee communications.
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JMC alumni Jamie Ward, BS News '04, and Sandy Klepach, BS News '06, celebrated their one year wedding anniversary on June 18, 2011.
Allison Halco is a 2009 graduate of the Media Management Master's degree program. As a student, her graduate project was an online publication for the style community of Northeast Ohio called Fashionably Cleveland (www.fashionablycleveland.com). Since graduating, she has taken the site public and now has more than a dozen contributors. In mid-May, the first print magazine counterpart to the site, also called Fashionably Cleveland, was published. It is available for free at local salons, boutiques, coffee shops and the like.
SLIS alumna LaDonna Pierce, MLIS '07, is a Content Management Librarian at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD.
SLIS alumnus John A. Davis, MLIS '05, who recently coauthored a study on "Chat Reference Training After One Decade: The Results of a National Survey of Academic Libraries," which was published in the May 2011 issue of The Journal of Academic Librarianship. John is a part-time Reference Librarian at Robert Morris University in Moon Township, Pa.
SLIS alumna Stacy Richardson, MLS '00, is the new director of the Kent Free Library as of June 1.
Jessica Hudson, MLIS '07, was appointed Associate Corporate and Foundation Relations Officer at Kent State University. In her new role, Jessica will be working directly with local, regional and national corporations and foundations to generate support for university fundraising priorities. Jessica has been working in Institutional Advancement for the past three years as a Development Research Specialist. Jessica holds a B.A. in English, an MLIS and is currently completing an M.B.A. in the College of Business.
Terry (Terrence) Bahn, BS '75 Telecommunications, MEd '77; EdD '96 Indiana University, is the founder and director of the Albert Schweitzer Fellows program, the first in Ohio and just the third in the Midwest. The new interdisciplinary community service program is hosted by the Ohio State University College of Medicine, where Dr. Bahn has worked since 1997. In serving as host for the Schweitzer Fellows program, Ohio State joins a number of prominent institutions around the country, including Harvard, UC Berkeley, the University of Pittsburg, and Baylor University. At the heart of the Fellowship is a 200-hour community service project, designed by the graduate and professional students who compete for one of about 230 Fellowships nationally. The service projects provide solutions to issues of health disparities and meet other human service needs. For more information, visit the Columbus Schweitzer Fellows program online. And as a side note, his daughter, Alyson Bahn, will be a Kent State freshman this fall.
Kent State Alumna Wins Second Place in White House Challenge for Artificial Intelligence, will attend University of Cambridge
SLIS Alumna Shannon Bohle earned a second place prize and $3,000 in the Artificial Intelligence Concept Exploration Category of the Federal Virtual Worlds Challenge at the 2011 Defense GameTech Users' Conference. The goal of the open and global challenge is to discover innovative and interactive applications implemented in a virtual environment.
Among other things, Bohle's AI performs publicly accessible academic, government and Internet database searches using natural language.
Award winners participated in a panel discussion at the Defense GameTech conference in Orlando, Florida on March 24 and at the National Defense University in Washington, DC on May 13.
Bohle, who earned her undergraduate degree from Miami University in History and English and a Master's in Library and Information Science from Kent State University, will attend the University of Cambridge for her Ph.D. on a full scholarship.
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Lindsay Kuntzman (PSYCH '06, MA JMC '09) has joined the Alumni Relations team as Assistant Director for Marketing. As a graduate student at Kent State, Kuntzman served as a member of UCM's PR/Marketing team writing news articles for print and online publications. Most recently, Kuntzman was the marketing associate for Max-Wellness, developing and executing all of the company's marketing campaigns. In addition to her marketing responsibilities, Kuntzman managed the company's website and social media accounts.
SLIS alumna Rikki Steingass (MLIS '09) received a 2011 YALSA Teen Tech Week Mini Grant for Bluffton Public Library. Their Steampunk Awareness Day featured a book discussion (and teens got to keep the book), a How-to presentation on Steampunk 'guns' (modded Nerf guns), lots of food, costumes and a movie.
SLIS alumna Tessa Catlin (MLIS '09) is the Manager of the Learning Resource Center at Strayer University in Cincinnati, Ohio.
SLIS alumnus Timothy Dickey, Ph.D., (MLIS '07) has had his article "Books as Expressions of Global Cultural Diversity: Data Mining for National Collection Analysis" accepted for publication in Library Resources & Technical Services.
SLIS alumna Heidi Landskroener (MLIS '05) has been promoted to Children's Librarian at the Addison Branch of the Cleveland Public Library.
Janice Radl (MLIS '09) was hired as Librarian - Science & Technology Division at the Akron-Summit County Public Library.
Kristin Cole (MLIS '09) has recently accepted a position as Reference-Instruction Librarian at Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio.
Anne M. Lowery (MLIS '02) published her first book, Rumor Has It, a true crime story about the '74 murders of Joseph and Edward Hooker at their home in rural Ashland County.
Denise K. Lee (MLS '89) was promoted to manager of the Tallmadge Branch Library. Lee has been with the branch since 1991.
Sara A. Sampson (MLIS '04) is a law librarian and has been elected vice president/president elect of the Law Librarians Society of Washington, D.C.
Leni D. Anderson (MLIS '09), Columbus, is an adult services librarian at the Columbus Metropolitan Library, Franklinton Branch.
Brenna R. Call (MLIS '10), Pomeroy, Ohio, is now the youth services director for the South Charleston Public Library.
Daniel C. Mack (MLS '89) has been named the Tombros Librarian for Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies in the Penn State University Libraries. Mack is the head of the Arts and Humanities Library at University Park.
Michelle Smithnosky (VCD '04, MA '04) was featured in "Visual communication designs requires creativity and collaboration" earlier this month in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Christine Wisnieski (VCD '09) was featured in Communication Artsearlier this month.
Sandi (Gould) Latimer (JMC '65) published her first book in February 2011, This is Poodle Mistress: An autobiographical story of life with nine toy poodles, published through iUniverse. It is available through www.iuniverse.com, www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com and several other Internet book vendors, for $13.95 and $9.99 for ebooks.
Catherine Hakala-Ausperk (JMC '78, MLIS '91) has been named Executive Director of The Northeast Ohio Regional Library System.
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SLIS alumna Tessa Catlin, MLIS '09, is the Manager of the Learning Resource Center at Strayer University in Cincinnati, Ohio.
SLIS alumnus Timothy Dickey, Ph.D., MLIS '07, has had his article "Books as Expressions of Global Cultural Diversity: Data Mining for National Collection Analysis" accepted for publication in Library Resources & Technical Services.
SLIS alumna Heidi Landskroener, MLS '05, has been promoted to Children's Librarian at the Addison Branch of the Cleveland Public Library.
Marc Rapport, longtime technology correspondent for Credit Union Times, is now joining the staff full-time as Web editor. Rapport will be responsible for daily content on the site at www.cutimes.com as well as for additional products such as the Cutting Edge and CUT to the Chase newsletters. He will also continue on the technology beat, which he began covering for the weekly magazine in 1999. Rapport has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Kent State University and a master's degree from The Ohio State University, where he was a Kiplinger Fellow in Public Affairs Reporting. He has worked for daily newspapers, magazines and The Associated Press in Ohio, Michigan and South Carolina and currently is a resident of Columbia, S.C., where he is an adjunct faculty member in the College of Mass Communications and Information Sciences at the University of South Carolina.
Michele (Quass) Kearns, '81, launched her blog http://joyreturns.wordpress.com in January. The blog's purpose is to provide support and encouragement to women who experience the sudden death of their husband and to educate people about grief by sharing the adventures encountered during her grief journey. She also helps others through the grief process by co-facilitating Church Initiative's Griefshare program at Brunswick Reformed Church. Kearns and her "daughter" Rommie (golden retriever) live near Cleveland, Ohio.
After graduation, Mackenzie Gantz, JMC '10, lived in Florence, Italy with her husband, Justin Gantz, while he completed a semester with KSU's Master's Program with his focus being in architecture. When she returned to the United States, she began her job hunt and found a job working in the Marketing Department with a commercial roofing company called Viridian Systems.
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Susan (Miller) Crowell, '84, has been appointed as one of Ohio's three delegates to the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities' (APLU) Council for Agricultural Research, Extension and Teaching (CARET). In that role, she will serve as a non-university representative, interacting with members of Congress and other key leaders about budget recommendations and legislative proposals that affect age research, extension outreach and teaching programs of the land-grant university system. Crowell, editor of Farm and Dairy newspaper in Salem, Ohio, is also currently serving as president of the statewide Ohio State University Extension Advisory Council, and serves on the advisory council to Dr. Bobby Moser, dean and vice president for agricultural administration and university outreach at Ohio State University. She and her husband, Keith (B.S. 1982), live near Lisbon, Ohio, with their two children, Annette (Ohio University 2011) and Jon (Kent State University 2013).
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America Beautiful (KAB) announced that JMC alumnus Jim King, '85, senior vice president of investor relations and corporate affairs at The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, has been elected to serve on KAB's national Board of Directors.
SLIS alumnus William Martino, MLS '98, is the new director of the Holmes County District Public Library.
SLIS alumna Catherine Hakala-Ausperk's book Be A Great Boss: One Year to Success was just published by ALA editions. She is an adjunct instructor for SLIS and a 1991 SLIS alumna.
VCD alumnus Lou Barberio, '10, is employed at DC Shoes (skateboard clothing company) in Huntington Beach, CA.
VCD alumnus Eric Celedonia, '10, is employed with Mutual Mobile in Austin, TX.
After spending 21 years leading Berks County public libraries, Julie Rinehart, MLS '84, retired earlier this month. She taught junior high in Massachusetts for three years, served as a services coordinator for the American Red Cross and held several clerical jobs before going back to school to become a librarian. She has been a reference librarian in Toledo, Ohio, a librarian at the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center, administrator of the Meridian Library System in Nebraska and administrator of Berks public libraries since 1990.
Library and Information Science Awards Alumni Scholarships
The School of Library and Information Science at Kent State University recently awarded scholarships ranging from $500 to $6,500 to 13 students in recognition of their academic achievements and potential.
Andrea Hirsh of St. Louis, Mo., received the A. Robert Rogers Memorial Scholarship for $1,000. Sarah Hay of Tallmadge, Ohio, received the Alice R. Miller Children's Librarian Scholarship for $500.
Keith L. Cawrse of Mansfield, Ohio, received the J. Allen Oakum Memorial Scholarship for $500.
The $500 James E. Cook Scholarship in Young Adult Librarianship this year went to Sarah Wright of Dublin, Ohio.
The Jesse H. Shera Memorial Scholarship for $500 was awarded to Elizabeth Burns of Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Two Lubrizol Scholarships of $2,000 each have been awarded to Stefanie Walesch of Strongsville, Ohio, and Glennis Siegfried of Riverside, Calif.
This year's recipient of the Mary T. Kim Endowed Scholarship for $1,000 was Amy McCoy of Cedarville, Ohio.
Stokely Klasovsky of Austintown, Ohio, has received the Marion Porter Huffman Scholarship of $500.
The Rose Vormelker Scholarship for $1,000 was awarded to Kelly Kotel of Youngstown, Ohio.
Sarah Baker of Mount Vernon, Ohio, was this year's recipient of the Rowfant Club Annual Scholarship for $6,500.
An Alumni and Friends Council Endowed Minority Scholarship for $1,000 and the Little Rose Children's Librarian Scholarship for $4,000 also were awarded.
Andrew Gardner, COMM '10, is working for Global Technical Recruiters in its Human Resources Department as a recruiter and advertisement writer.
Sarah (Bowen) Short, COMM '08, is working with the Akron Regional Hospital Association in hospital/healthcare disaster preparedness.
Kristy J. O'Hara, News '04, is assistant editor of Smart Business Magazine and won second place from the Ohio Press Club Excellence in Journalism Awards, 2008.
Brandon Lisy, Radio-television '04, is an EMMY award-winning producer in New York, working with the "Good Morning America" show on ABC.
Jennifer Kim Bernat, COMM '04, is a Ph.D. candidate at Purdue University in the department of communication. She presented guest lectures at the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium, and presented a paper in a panel at the International Communication Association Conference in Singapore in June.
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After Monster Double-Double Tuesday, Lemons Receives Conference Player of the Week Honors
December 6, 2011
HIGH POINT, N.C. – Pfeiffer University's Jodie Lemons has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas women's basketball Player of the Week during week number four of the 2011-2012 season. Lemons put up a huge double-double in an 82-51 win over Barber Scotia during the Lady Falcons' only game of the week on Tuesday.
Lemons posted career-high's with 22 points, 16 rebounds to go along with a 47% shooting percentage from the field. The native from Madison, NC reached double-figures in the rebounding department with 9:27 left in the first half, recording her first collegiate double-double with 6:29 to go before intermission. Lemons also added a pair of assists, steals and blocks as Pfeiffer set a new team record for blocks in a game with 10.
Lemons and the Lady Falcons are off this week and most of next with exams coming up for the 2011 fall semester. Pfeiffer will be back in action on Friday, December 16th and 19th in their final non-conference tune-ups before league play begins in January.


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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Tampa Bay Lightning will aim for their first three- game winning streak since early last season, as they host the rival Florida Panthers in Thursday's home opener at Tampa Times Forum.
The Lightning have won two straight since losing its season opener in Boston, posting recent road victories in Chicago and Buffalo. Another victory on Thursday would give Tampa its first three-game winning streak since it won five straight from Jan. 22-Feb. 1.
Starting out 2-1 on the road is a good sign for the Bolts, who had a dismal 6-16-2 record as the guest in 2013. Tampa was 12-10-2 as the host during last year's shortened season and it hopes to open its home schedule with a win on Thursday.
The Panthers, meanwhile, are aiming for their second win of the campaign after dropping two in a row following a season-opening win at Dallas.
Florida, which suffered a 7-0 loss in St. Louis on Saturday and a 2-1 regulation setback Tuesday in Philadelphia, is capping a four-game road trip to start the season tonight. The Panthers were just 7-16-1 on the road in 2013.
The Lightning claimed three of five meetings against Florida in 2013, but the Panthers did win the final two encounters. Both of Florida's wins against Tampa Bay last season were on the road.
Tampa earned an overtime win in Buffalo on Tuesday, as the Bolts overcame a pair of one-goal deficits in the 3-2 victory.
Alex Killorn scored the game-winner for Tampa just 1:50 into the extra session. Killorn corralled a loose puck on the left side of the net, skated around to the right and lifted one over Jhonas Enroth's glove to provide the game winner.
Teddy Purcell and Tyler Johnson also lit the lamp for the Lightning, while Ben Bishop made 21 saves in the win.
"We dug ourselves in a little hole but we showed a lot of resiliency and character and that's good to see that early on," Purcell said.
Florida not only lost Tuesday's game in Philadelphia, but also watched as starting goaltender Tim Thomas suffered an injury in the setback. Thomas lasted just 7:31 of game time before being pulled due to a lower-body injury, having allowed two goals on five shots.
"Just slightly pulled his groin, so I don't think it's anything long term," Panthers head coach Kevin Dineen said of the injury.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Host Queens held Pfeiffer University to 32% shooting on the night during an 80-65 victory in Conference Carolinas men's basketball action on Wednesday night inside the Grady Cole Center. The Royals improve to 9-5 overall and remain a perfect 4-0 in league play while the Falcons drop to 8-6, 2-2.
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Complete Games from McDaniel and Tuttle Lead Baseball to Saturday Sweep of Erskine 5-2 and 7-2
March 5, 2011
MISENHEIMER, N.C. A day after being shutout on a complete game Friday, Pfeiffer University used a pair of complete games themselves by John McDaniel (Mocksville, NC) and Bryan Tuttle (Lenoir, NC) to bounce back for a Saturday sweep of Erskine 5-2 and 7-2 in Conference Carolinas baseball action on Saturday afternoon. The Falcons improve to 11-11 overall and maintain the leagues top spot at 5-1 while the Flying Fleet fall to 13-5, 2-4.
In the opener, McDaniel went the distance throwing 141 pitches allowing just two runs on five hits with 10 strikeouts. Both runs allowed to Erskine were solo homers by John Bolding (Pickens, SC) in the fourth and ninth innings.
Pfeiffers four-run first started with a Jacob Yates (Blairs, VA) leadoff walk and quickly turned into two runs after Mike Green (Brandon, FL) singled to center and Jon Gray (Granite Falls, NC) doubling down the right field line. Eric Shoemaker (Huntersville, NC) followed with an RBI-single to right that scored Gray for a 3-0 lead. Later in the first with runners at the corners, Hunter Boehme (Winston-Salem, NC) dropped down a perfect safety squeeze that scored Shoemaker for the frames final run. Shoemaker would later add a solo bomb in the eighth for a 5-1 game.
The Falcons doubled up the Flying Fleet 10-5 in the hits department with two each from Yates, Shoemaker and Wade. Gray and Shoemaker each had a pair of RBI in the win while Bolding had hits two hits and two RBI. Erskine starter Heath Gray (Byrnes, SC) was roughed up in the loss unable to get two outs in the bottom of the first. Andrew Guest (Easley, SC) soaked up the final 7.2 innings from the bullpen allowing one run on six hits in the relief stint.
In game two, Tuttle went the distance striking out 11 in the win. The right-hander allowed just two runs on six hits moving to 3-2 on the year.
Erskine started strong in game two with back-to-back leadoff singles from Luke Danielewicz (Spartanburg, SC) and Brian Laznik (Chardon, OH) in the first. Both would later come around on a one-out single to center by Drew Willingham.
Pfeiffer responded with three two-out runs, a part of seven unanswered, in the second to regain the lead for good en route to the Saturday sweep. The second began with a pair of walks to Gray and Shoemaker followed by a couple of quick outs for freshman Kevin Price (Asheville, NC). Price promptly stepped up with a two-run single into right squaring the contest at two. Jesse Dunn (Easley, SC) followed with a double to left-center to plate Price for a 3-2 lead.
In a four-run third, Gray started the spurt with a one-out walk followed by back-to-back singles from Shoemaker and Aarin Sharpe (Winterville, NC). Boehme was drilled with the next pitch to plate Gray while Price came up with a base on balls to bring in Shoemaker. Yates would follow with a slow-rolling infield single to short that scored Sharpe, while Boehme came around in the same sequence on the ensuing throwing error at short.
Yates picked up two more hits in the nightcap as did Sharpe. Laznik led the Flying Fleet with a pair of hits as the Falcons touched up another Erskine starter as Chase Corn (Travelers Rest, SC) would chased after 2.1 innings.
Pfeiffer will now face Mars Hill in a home-and-home series on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesdays 2:30 p.m. contest will take place at the Falcons Joe Ferebee Field.


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Child Study Center: Edward Zigler Center in Child Development and Social Policy; NIMH Research Training Program in Childhood-onset Neuropsychiatric Disorders; Albert J. Solnit Integrated Training Program; Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Training Program; Albert J. Solnit Integrated Training
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Primary area of expertise: development, supervision and support of intensive in-home interventions for children at high risk for placement outside of their homes and communities for reasons of serious psychiatric disorders, abuse, neglect, and/ or chronic parental illness or substance abuse. Current research interest is the Family Health and Development Project (FHDP) a randomized controlled trial of the Intensive In-Home-Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Service (IICAPS), developed at the Yale and now replicated at 20 locations in Connecticut. The effectiveness of IICAPS is being compared to the Home-Based Child Treatment Coordination Program (HCTC) a clinically informed, less intensive, child centered, parent focused intervention. Outcome variables include psychiatric hospitalization, service utilizations, behavioral and functional changes, parental perception and the attainment of treatment goals. A recent Service to Science award from SAMHSA will support the development of a pilot study of Family Based Recovery (FBR) an integrated in-home substance abuse and parent-child relationship-based treatment program also developed at Yale with the support of the Department of Children and Families and replicated at 5 additional sites in Connecticut. more...
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- Woolston, J, Adnopoz, J., Berkowitz, S. IICAPS: A Home-Based Treatmetn for Children and Adolescents, Yale University Press, New Haven, CT., 2007
- Adnopoz, J., Working with High Risk Children and Families in their Own Homes: An Integrated Approach to the Treatment of Vulnerable Children, Handbook of Community-Based Clinical Practice, A. Lightburn, P. Sessions (eds), Oxford University Press, New York, 2005.
- Murphy, R., Forsyth, B., Adnopoz, J., Neurobiological and Psychosocial Sequelae of HIV Disease in Child and Adolescents, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: A Comprehensive Textbook, (3rd Ed.) M. Lewis (Ed.). Baltimore: Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, 2002.