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I can say with a certain level of confidence that Superstars is now a two match card. Both matches are taped prior to RAW with pre-Smackdown matches being recorded for SMS and ME. I would prefer a 3 bout card but I can understand why management have taken this direction given the direct monetary gain provided by SMS and ME.
Match One: 2MB (Jinder and Heath) vs. The Usos
Representing 3MB is Heath Slater and Jinder Mahal; I'm sure most understand Drew's recent absence from the scene. My prayers are with our Scottish hero. Most fans are unconvinced regarding the prospects of 3MB. I would advise the WWE Universe to "Melo out" (to borrow a phrase from Steve). 3MB are a fun group. Remember that wrestling has a less-serious side to it, also.
For those of you who don't watch Superstars, or read my reviews regularly the Usos have been on a roll. They have been picking up victories in addition to producing entertaining performances.
Jey Uso begins with some signature Samoan power as he takes Jinder out with a huge clothesline. Heath allows his startled partner to recover as he enters attempting to pull the strings and control the bout. Slater's attempts ultimately fail as the Usos maintain their position of dominance utilising a double team and array of impact manoeuvres. Slater clotheslines Jey over the top which allows Mahal to ram Jey into the stairs before Slater himself lands snake eyes on the barrier.
Mahal tags in and begins to implement his knee drops at the apron. Slater re-enters the ring and executes a nice diving elbow drop prior to landing his signature neckbreaker for a 2 count.
Jinder has Jimmy in a standing headlock. Jimmy struggles to release himself from the Indian's grip but soon escapes by means of back drop. Both superstars tag their partners simultaneously. Jey enters with considerable velocity and the tempo goes through the roof. He lands an atomic drop before a Samoan drop for a 2 count. Heath attempts a diving neckbreaker from the top rope, however, Jimmy counters into a bodyslam. Jinder breaks up the immediate pin attempt and continues with the ejection of Jey Uso from the ring. Unfortunately for Mahal, Jimmy levels the playing field as he delivers a well executed Samoan kick. Slater takes advantage of a distracted opponent to land his Smash Hit DDT finisher for the win. Winners – 3MB
MoM – Heath Slater
All four competitors demonstrated equally impressive ring skills. Slater, however, delivers the additional dimension of personality to the bout. His body language is endemically entertaining. I thought all four superstars gelled well in this match. I believe most fans enjoy the Usos offense; they continue to improve each and every week. Things are looking up for the Samoan tag team.
Match Two: The Great Khali vs. JTG
It is really good to see Khali back; I never thought I'd say that.
JTG goes straight after Khali but his efforts are in vain as Khali overpowers his opponent with minimum effort. Khali proceeds to pull out the impressive manoeuvres as he slaps JTG continuously. JTG looks like he may be in serious pain. Someone should throw up the X sign; where is CM Punk when you need him? Khali delivers a chop onto a dazed opponent and follows with a successful pin attempt. Winner – The Great Khali
MoM – JTG (for taking all those slaps)
Wow, a 2 minute match from JTG; his longest outing since his strap match with Shad.
I stated at the beginning of the column that Superstars was definitely a two match card. I now find myself having second thoughts. I'm really not sure that bout qualifies as full match. It was essentially; slap, slap, slap – 1,2,3. I take my hat off to JTG for taking those hard slaps, though. There hasn't been slaps as painful as those since JBL had an obsession of bullying The Miz in '07.
Closing thoughts
Our opening bout was a great Superstars match. It encapsulated what this show can offer; young hungry stars who have something to prove. Unfortunately, the closing bout was rather anti-climatic. I'll try not to dwell too much on the strange ending of the show and instead look forward to Survivor Series.
I am optimistic for Sunday's PPV. I am curious to see how combat between Ryback and Cena will transpire. After an impressive bout at HIAC our WHC match should be gripping. The traditional SS tag match should also entertain considering the talent involved. All in all, it may not be the greatest card possibly produced but I always enjoy a WWE PPV. After all, there are zero commercials.
As always people, thank you for reading. I hope you have a great weekend and enjoy Survivor Series.
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49 mins
Adrian Davis, (ISC)2 EMEA - Moderator; Mark Ampleford, Barclay Simpson; Marko van Zwam, Deloitte; Neil Breden, Fujitsu
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- How does the CISSP help the professional perform his job?
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I wonder what that actually is?
A credible musician? I think that particular ship sailed a long time ago (Exhibit A-Insania).Whilst there is a huge difference between being credible(gaining the respect/admiration of your peers) and being successful (ie.selling tons of records) PA has managed to do neither.
A brilliant father? I am not doubting for a second that PA loves his children.He does.
But it's much more about BEING a good parent than looking like one,or God forbid accepting awards and TELLING us that you're a good parent.
As long as the children continue to feature so heavily in PA's tv series he lays himself open to the accusation that although he is undoubtedly a loving parent,he isn't a particularly good one.
I think that for whatever reason,PA chose to throw his lot in with CP and CAN and now,due to the way they have sold him,they are his last and only option.
He HAS to stick with them and they are stuck with him.
I'm not sure if he wants to be successful, or people to think he is successful. I don't think he simply wants the achievements in itself but the admiration that comes with them. He could be a successful father, millions of people i the country are, but he has to have a film crew following him around because he wants people to see he is a successful father. He could be a successful musician in the sense that he could make a great album, but the 'I want to sell out Wembly' strikes me as desperation and a need to hear loads of screaming fans and to know loads of people came to see him,
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Gabriel jibaba Okara (born 25 April 1921) is a Nigerian poet[1] and novelist who was born in Bomoundi in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. In 1979, he was awarded the Commonwealth Poetry Prize.
Gabriel Imomtimi Gbaingbain Okara, the son of an Ijọ chief,[2] was born in Bomoundi in the Niger delta in 1921. He was educated at Government College, Umuahia, and later at Yaba Higher College. He studied journalism at Northwestern University in 1949, and before the outbreak of the Nigerian Civil War worked as Information Officer for the Eastern Nigerian Government Service.[2]
His most famous poem is "Piano and Drums." Another popular poem, "You Laughed and Laughed and Laughed," is a frequent feature of anthologies. Okara is very concerned with what happens when the ancient culture of Africa is faced with modern Western culture, as in his poem "Once Upon a Time." He pursues that theme in his novel The Voice (Africana Publishing: ISBN 0-8419-0015-9) Its protagonist Okolo, like countless post-colonial Africans, is hunted by society and haunted by his own ideals.
In addition to his poetry and fiction, Okara has also written plays and features for broadcasting.[2]
Many of his manuscripts were destroyed during the Nigerian Civil War.
- 1970 The Voice - novel
- 1978 The Fisherman's Invocation
- ^ Laurence, Margaret; Stovel, Nora Foster (2001). Long Drums & Cannons: Nigerian dramatists and novelists, 1952-1966. University of Alberta. pp. 171–. ISBN 978-0-88864-332-2. Retrieved 8 May 2011.
- ^ a b c "Gabriel Okara," in Hans M. Zell, Carol Bundy, Virginia Coulon, A New Reader's Guide to African Literature, Heinemann Educational Books, 1983; pp. 445-447.
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- Echeruo, Michael J.C. "Gabriel Okara: a Poet and His Seasons." World Literature Today, 1992: 454-456
- Mark Willhardt, Who's Who in 20th Century World Poetry, Routledge (2001), ISBN 0-415-16355-2 - p. 237.
- Eldred Ibibiem Green, Gabriel Okara: The Man and His Art. Port Harcourt, Nigeria: Onyoma Research Publications, 2007.
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Adonis Stevenson vs. Tavoris Cloud, 12 rounds, for Stevenson's WBC light heavyweight title
Leading off the night will be an extremely intriguing light heavyweight clash between KO artist Stevenson and hard-hitting Cloud. Stevenson is coming off an absolute sensational 1st round knockout of Chad Dawson while Cloud is trying to rebound off a disappointing loss against the ageless Bernard Hopkins.
Stevenson, who started the sport at a tender age of 27, has sky-rocketed to this point and is on the brink of some HUGE fights if he can pull this off but he shouldn't be looking past the always durable Cloud. Cloud didn't look good against Hopkins but at the end of the day, does anybody? I believe Cloud's combo punching will cause Stevenson issues but the power will be too much to overcome.
Stevenson KO6 Cloud
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. Brian Vera, 12 rounds, light heavyweight
First thing first; Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. should be embarrassed for missing weight by the amount he did. Originally a middleweight clash, it was discovered the Chavez Jr. was NOWHERE close to that weight and Top Rank, his promotion, was forced to up the weight to appease the spoil Chavez. Vera, unfortunately, was powerless to fight this weight change and was forced to gain weight to meet the new required standard.
Getting to the fight, Chavez Jr. looked awful at the weigh-in and genuinely looks disinterested in this fight. He has a huge money rematch waiting for him with Martinez but I am extremely skeptical if he can will his way to win this one. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt on this one but the man needs to seriously begin to dedicate himself to the sport. What a joke.
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On Saturday, March 23, 2013, as schools across Clark County have closed for spring break, teachers will call for the need to put an end to overcrowded classrooms. Teachers will hold a rally and proceed to the legislative meeting chambers to testify before the joint committee, where they will join the discussion to adequately address school funding. They will paint a very clear picture about the devastating impact overcrowded classrooms have on our students' education.
Over the last five years, school district's budgets have been cut by over $800 million. That underfunding has landed Nevada 49th in the nation in education investment. Unfortunately, a low ranking hasn't been the only price. This underfunding has created a new reality in our schools— one where Clark County's school rank among the most severely overcrowded classrooms in the nation, one where programs are either cut or eliminated, and one where resources necessary to ensure student success are non-existent.
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Comment: And how bad is that? (Score 2) 189 189
And when you read "highly contaminated water", remember that bananas are too radioactive to meet Japanese food regulations. A little radioactivity goes a long way, as does a little hysteria.
Comment: Re:Nobody outside TEPCO really knows (Score 2) 1122 1122
Comment: How is this not like Vietnam? (Score 3, Interesting) 966 966
1) Daniel Ellsberg / Pentagon papers == whoever / This stuff
2) Operation Phoenix == "capture / kill" CIA operations in Afghanistan.
3) The corrupt Ngo Diem == The corrupt Hamid Karzai.
4) French war in Vietnam == Russian war in Afghanistan
5) Corrupt, worthless army == The corrupt, worthless Afghanistan army.
6) Support for the war from North Vietnam == Support for the war from Pakistan
7) Death from above via B-52's, AC-47's, Hueys == Death from above from F-16's, Predators, Reapers
8) Massive civilian casualties == Massive civilian casualties
9) Nationalism / Religion fueling the fire == Nationalism / Religion fueling the fire
10) Slow build up over years, with too little to start with == Slow buildup over years, with too little to start with
11) Humiliating defeat for the US, with a small fig leaf == ????
Without lots more soldiers sent in, and perhaps even then, this war is lost. When are we going to recognize it?
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Comment: Re:Example: Standard Deviation (Score 2, Insightful) 429 429
As a statistics teacher (HS / Tech school level), this doesn't surprise me in the least. Statistics and statistics education has become a giant game of "plug the numbers in and damn the understanding". When a student has never calculated a standard deviation by hand, how can they be expected to know what the heck a root mean square deviation from the sample mean really is?
Going further, I would say that statistics is a tool for answering questions. Like any other tool, it works well for some jobs and not for others. So far, no problem. But the problem comes from students that are just not willing to understand the questions that statistics can answer. Case in point -- a p value of 0.05 does _not_ mean that the null hypothesis has a 95% chance of being wrong. That's what stats students want it to mean, because they are not willing to ask the questions that stats can answer.
Until students are willing to actually do the work, for the sake of actually learning, I don't see any hope.
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On the windows machine I got because I absolutely had to have one for work, there was a row of buttons across the top. I guess they were intended to be media keys, since there was a template with e-mail, web and other stuff icons on them. But at the very top right of the keyboard, right where it would get banged when handling the keyboard, there was an evil key: the power off.
The first time I hit it accidentally, I swore and turned the darn PC back on. The second time, I swore louder. The third time, I threw it away. I would have preferred to shove it down the throat of the designer, but I restrained myself.
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While I take this document seriously, I have a hard time thinking it will do what the scientologists want, even if it is adopted. Points 1, 2, and 3 would collectively prohibit "religious vilification" and the like. Point 4 would prohibit interference with freedom of religion. What if my religion requires me to vilify other religions? This is not a trivial point, as many religions require their adherents to work against other religions. Examples include the missionary years expected of a mormon, the anti-semitism in the koran, the anti-atheism of evangelical christian faiths in the US, etc.
Nobody can be free to practice religion without the freedom to vilify other religions.
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Not needing to reboot the computer is a nice luxury, but still, turning it off to save the energy is a good thing to do when you're not using it. That's why I've got a low power server/gateway (see here -- low power and quiet!) for my home network that stays on all the time, and a laptop that I actually do stuff on.


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Place of Employment Title Date New York University Director, Center for Students with Disabilities 1999-2002 Oklahoma State University Coordinator, Student Disability Services 1994-98 Washington University, MO Coordinator, Disabled Student Services 1991-94 SUNY Stony Brook Academic Advisor 1989-91 SUNY Stony Brook Teaching Fellow 1983-84
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Publications In Field Of Expertise
- Books:
- Papers in Professional Journals:
- Articles:
Swoboda, D. (2008). "Negotiating the diagnostic uncertainty of contested illnesses: Physician practices and paradigms." Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health, Illness and Medicine. 12 : 453-78.
Swoboda, D. (2006). "Embodiment and the search for illness legitimacy among women with contested illnesses." Michigan Feminist Studies. 19 : 73-90.
Swoboda, D. (2006). "The social construction of contested illness legitimacy: A grounded theory analysis." Qualitative Research in Psychology. 3 : 233-51.
French, D., McBee, K., Harmon, M., & Swoboda, D. (2003). "Digital and analog video equipment as assistive technology in dissection-intensive labs: Potential benefits to students with disabilities." The American Biology Teacher. 65 : 634-41.
Swoboda, D. (1992). "Notions of connectedness and community among political activists." Journal of Humanism and Ethical Religion. 5 : 26-49.
Swoboda, D., Eckstein, R., & Delaney, K. (1987). "A theoretical explanation of white collar organizing: Graduate student employees and the future of unions in academia." Humanity and Society. 11 : 165-74.
Swoboda, D. (1984). "Social psychology for social change." Journal of Curriculum Theorizing. 6 : 179-83.
- Proceedings:
- Refereed Proceedings
- Non-Refereed Proceedings
Swoboda, D. (Ed.) (2011). "Introduction." DisCover: A Journal of Scholarly Teaching (Volume 3). York College. : .
Swoboda, D. (Ed.) (2009). "Introduction." DisCover: A Journal of Scholarly Teaching (Volume 2). York College. : .
Swoboda, D. (Ed.) (2008). "Introduction." DisCover: A Journal of Scholarly Teaching (Volume 1). York College. : .
Swoboda, D. (2009-11). "Education Blog Posts." Interactivity Foundation. : .
- Refereed Proceedings
- Articles:
- Chapters in Books:
Swoboda, D. (2015). "Frames of reference: Marketing the practice and ethics of PGD on fertility clinic websites." In B. L. Perry (Ed.), Genetics, health and society (Advances in medical sociology, vol 16. UK: Emerald Group Publishing : 217-247.
Swoboda, D. (2014). "Applying evidence-based principles of learning to teaching practice: The bridging the gap seminar." In V. A. Benassi, C. E. Overson, & C. M. Hakala (Eds.), Applying science of learning in education: Infusing psychological science into the curriculum. Retrieved from the Society for the Teaching of Psychology website : .
Swoboda, D., Davidson, E., Keiler, L. & Oglensky, B. (2011). "Creating space for the scholarship of teaching and learning: Transforming the meaning of academic work." In J. Summerfield & C. Smith (Eds.), Making Teaching and Learning Matter: Transformative Spaces in Higher Education. New York: Springer : 125-143.
Swoboda, D. (2008). "Listening to the body: Women with chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, and multiple chemical sensitivities talk about illness and the body." In D. Driedger & M. Owen (Eds.), Dissonant Disabilities: Women with Chronic Illnesses Theorize their Lives. Toronto: Women's Press/CSPI : 87-97.
Swoboda, D. (1993). "Notions of connectedness and community among political activists." In A. Dobrin (Ed.), Being and Doing Right: Readings in Moral Development. Lanham, MD: University Press of America : 141-159.
- Government Reports or Monographs
Swoboda, D. (2014). "Psychology of Food (PSY 345) Syllabus." Retrieved from the APA Teaching of Psychology (TOP) Project Syllabus website. : 10 pages.
Swoboda, D. (2012). "Using the IF discussion process in a service-learning enhanced course: A study of student learning outcomes." Retrieved from the Interactivity Foundation website. : 28 pages.
- Book Reviews:
"Review of the book Generic: The unbranding of modern medicine, by J. Greene]. Sociology of Health and Illness" (2015, February 28): Advance online publication doi: 10.1111/1467-9566.12277.
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Presented Papers, Lectures, And Exhibitions And Performances
"Promoting student engagement with authentic data in a psychology of food course" (2015, September): Atlantic Coast Teaching of Psychology (ACToP) Conference, Red Bank, NJ.
"Bridging the gap: A faculty development program to help instructors connect psychology learning research to instruction" (2014, August): International Conference on Psychology Education. Flagstaff, AZ.
"Finding your center: Defining and redefining the role of faculty developers" (2014, January): CUNY Center for Teaching and Learning Directors' Retreat, Bronx, NY.
"Hidden disability disclosure: New meanings and practices in post-ADA disability services" (2013, October): Disability Disclosure in/and Higher Education Conference, Newark, DE.
"Seminaring: Letting students do the talking about primary source texts" (2013, October): York College Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Jamaica, NY.
"To know or not to know: Attitudes and intentions towards genetic testing among Black and Hispanic persons with psychiatric disabilities" (2013, August): American Sociological Association Conference, New York, NY.
"Getting faculty to apply evidence-based principles of learning to teaching practices: The bridging the gap seminar" (2013, May): CUNY Coordinated Undergraduate Education (CUE) Conference, New York, NY.
"Bridging the gap between cognitive psychology research and instructional practice: A model for faculty development" (2013, April): Conference on the Teaching of Psychology, Tarrytown, NY.
"Expanding psychology's food studies: A model for teaching the undergraduate food seminar" (2013, March): Eastern Psychological Association Conference, New York, NY.
"Engaging faculty, students, and administrators in general education reform through faculty inquiry groups" (2013, March): Association of American Colleges and Universities General Education and Assessment Conference, Boston, MA.
"Discursive construction of reproductive genetic screening in U.S. public health rhetoric" (2012, July): International Congress of Psychology, Cape Town, South Africa.
"Designing learning outcomes to assess thinking processes in psychology courses" (2012, July): International Congress of Psychology, Cape Town, South Africa.
"Reproductive genetic screening and the healthy embryo: Master narratives in medical practice discourse" (2012, April): Popular Culture/American Culture Association Conference, Boston, MA.
"Increasing research on teaching and learning to provide evidence of effective curriculum, instruction and assessment" (2012, January): CUNY Center for Teaching and Learning Directors' Retreat, Bronx, NY.
"The classroom community is our lab: Building small group discussion skills" (2010, November): International Lilly Conference on College Teaching and Learning, Oxford, OH.
"Threshold concepts" (2010, September): York College Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Jamaica, NY.
"Genetalk about psychiatric illness: Lay understanding of the genetics of bipolar disorder" (2010, June): COMET (Communication, Medicine & Ethics) Society Conference, Boston, MA.
"How do contested illnesses become public health concerns?: Understanding stakeholders and the process of transformation" (2009, November): York College Provost Lecture Series, Jamaica, NY.
"Using 'seminaring' to engage students in integrative learning with primary sources" (2009, October): International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
"Immunophilosophy: Conceptions of the immune system among individuals with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities" (2009, June): Ethnography and Qualitative Research Association Conference, Cedarville, OH.
"Faculty inquiry groups: Laying the foundation for general education reform" (2009, May): CUNY General Education Conference, Bronx, NY.
"The politics of identity in MCS and environmental illness cybercommunities" (2008, June): Society for Disability Studies Conference, New York, NY.
"A cognitive organization approach to learning organic chemistry: The see-think-predict approach" (2008, May): The International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Conference, London, UK.
"Negotiating contested illness diagnostic uncertainty: Physician practices and paradigms" (2007, September): British Medical Sociology Group Conference, Liverpool, UK.
"Improving disciplinary thinking (and student success) in gateway courses: Insights from the trenches" (2007, May): CUNY General Education Conference, Flushing, NY.
"Deconstructing the social model: Epistemological and practical disagreements" (2007, May): Society for Disability Studies Conference, Seattle, WA.
"Teaching disciplinary thinking in gateway courses" (2007, April): Lilly-East Conference on College and University Teaching, Newark, DE.
"Physician attitudes and practices concerning the diagnosis of contested illnesses" (2006, June): Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues Conference, Long Beach, CA.
"Using Kuhn to advance critical thinking in a history and systems course" (2006, June): American Psychological Society Conference, New York, NY.
"Conceptions of illness embodiment in women with contested illnesses" (2006, May): Canadian Disability Studies Association Conference, Toronto, CA.
"Promoting competencies for integrative learning in general education courses" (2006, May): CUNY General Education Conference, Bayside, NY.
"Evaluating the teacher/scholar model" (2005, October): New England Psychological Association Conference, New Haven, CT.
"The role of illness discourse in the development of a contested illness classification system: Analysis of rhetorical constructs" (2005, August): Society for the Study of Social Problems Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
"The role of internet discussion sites in establishing the legitimacy of contested illnesses" (2005, March): Eastern Psychological Association Conference, Boston, MA.
"Critical events in the social construction of contested illnesses" (2005, February): American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences Conference, Las Vegas, NV.
"Measure for measure: Process-oriented techniques for teaching research paper writing skills" (2004, October): International Society for Exploring Teaching and Learning Conference, Baltimore, MD.
"Dealing with troubled students: A case-study approach" (2001, April): Sharing our Resources in Student Affairs Conference, New York, NY.
"College students with psychological disabilities: Counseling and advising issues" (2000, February): Vocational and Rehabilitation Services Counselors Conference.
"Conceptions of identity among students with learning disabilities" (1996, June): Society for Disability Studies Conference, Washington, DC.
"Preparing students with disabilities for employment: A training program" (1998, November): American College Personnel Association Conference, St. Louis, MO.
"Success rates of students with disabilities at a large public university: A ten year profile" (1998, March): Association on Higher Education and Disability Conference, St. Louis, MO.
"Building self-advocacy and mentor relationships among students with disabilities" (1994, January): Freshman Year Experience Conference, Columbia, SC.
"Teaching students critical thinking skills in an introductory social science course" (1994, February): National Social Science Association Conference, Las Vegas, NV.
"Notions of responsibility and commitment among political activists" (1993, March): Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology Conference, New Orleans, LA.
"Postsecondary transition for students with learning disabilities" (1995, July): International Conference on Higher Education and Disability, Innsbruck, Austria.
Work In Progress
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Professional Honors, Prizes, Fellowships
Numeracy Infusion Course for Higher Education (NICHE) (2014). Program designed to facilitate pedagogical skills to help students develop quantitative literacy. Lehman College/CUNY: .
Fellowship, Interactivity Foundation (IF) Summer Institute (2009, August). Program designed to facilitate application if the IF discussion process for enhancing public thinking about public policy to student-centered classroom discussion. Madison, WI: .
National Science Foundation (Division of Undergraduate Education), Collaborative Research: PULSE of New York (PONY):Engaging students in Primary Survey Research. (Submitted January 2015): $92,840.
PSC-CUNY 40 Research Award, Lay perceptions of the new genetics: Assessing knowledge and beliefs of genetics consumers. (2009-10): $2,800.
PSC-CUNY 38 Research Award, Collective identity in contested illness cybercommunities: The case of multiple chemical sensitivity online discussion groups. (2007-08): $3,990.
CUNY Faculty Development Program, Understanding disciplinary differences and commonalities in general education gateway courses. (2006-07): $5,000.
PSC-CUNY 36 Research Award, The development of diagnostic criteria and treatment regimens for individuals with contested illnesses. (2005-06): $3,840.
PSC-CUNY 35 Research Award, The social construction of illness identity in individuals with contested illnesses: A qualitative study. (2004-05): $4,300.
Institutional Service
- Service to the Department
Coordinator for Department "Intrusive" Advising System: (2014 - 15).
Course Coordinator for PSY 330: Foundations of Research in Psychology: (2013 - ).
Personnel and Budget Committee: (2008 - ).
Psychology Curriculum Committee: (2004-10).
- Service to the School
Co-chair, SHBS Faculty Professional Development Committee: (2012 - ).
- Service to the College
Member, Middle States Decennial Self-Study Executive Committee: (2015 - ).
Member, Search Committee for Executive Director of Institutional Effectiveness: (2014).
Facilitator, Bridging the Gap Faculty Development Seminar: (2012 - ).
Chair, Foundations of Excellence Organization Dimension Committee: (2012-13).
Member, Pathways Implementation Committee: (2012-13).
Member, Instruction Committee: (2012-14 ).
Member, Pathways to Degree Completion Committee: (2012 - ).
Member, Quantitative Reasoning Committee: (2012 - ).
Director, Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning: (2007 - ).
Chair/Co-Chair, General Education Committee/Task Force: (2006-11).
Member, Coordinated Undergraduate Education Planning Committee: (2007-08).
Member, University Affirmative Action Committee: (2006-08).
Member, Academic Standards Committee: (2006-08).
Member, Teacher Academy Planning Committee: (2006-07).
Member, Middle States Standards 11-13 Subcommittee: (2006-07).
General Education Coordinator, Writing Across the Curriculum Program: (2005-07).
Member, Workplace Violence Advisory Committee: (2005-06).
Mentor, College Honors Program: (2004-08).
Member, Subject Pool Committee: (2004-08).
Member, Teacher Education Liberal Arts and Sciences Advisory Committee: (2004-07).
Member, Advisory Committee on Campus Safety: (2004-07).
Chair/Co-Chair, 504/Americans with Disabilities Act Committee: (2003-07).
- Service to the Graduate Center
- Service to the University
Member, Centers for Teaching and Learning Committee: 2007- ).
Member, Pathways to Degree Completion Task Force Working Committee: (2011-12).
Reviewer, PSC-CUNY Grant Program: (2007-08).
Member, CUNY General Education Committee: (2005-09).
- Service to the Department
Offices Held In Professional Societies
Other Professional Activities And Public Service
Member, Review Board, International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: (2005 - ).
Member, Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues: (2006 - ).
Member, Editorial Board, Disability Studies Quarterly: (2011 - 13).
Member, Eastern Psychological Association: (2005 - ).
Member, Society for the Teaching of Psychology: (2005- ).
Member, New England Psychological Association: (2005 - ).
Member, Society for Disability Studies: (1992 - ).
Member, American Sociological Association: (2011 - ).
Reviewer, Qualitative Health Research: (2012 - ).
Reviewer, Welcome Trust Grant Program: (2009 - ).
Reviewer, Swiss National Science Foundation: (2013).
Member, Western Governor's University Distance Learning Advisory Committee: (1997-98).
Secretary, Oklahoma Association on Higher Education and Disability: (1995-98).
Teaching Activities At This Institution
- Courses Taught (List)
PSY 330 Research in Psychology PSY 401 History of Psychology PSY 345 Psychology of Food PSY 390 Community Psychology PSY 381 Chronic Disabilities PSY 338 Abnormal Psychology PSY 334 Personality PSY 216 Human Development II: Adolescence/Maturity
- New courses/programs developed (list):
, PSY 345: Psychology of Food (2014).
Food, HUM 320: Interdisciplinary Honors Seminar (2010).
- Courses Taught (List)


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