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- Tonkin Elected Chair of the Board of the Center for Applied Linguistics
2/13/2013 - Eppes, Milanovic and DePanfilo Publish in the Academic Journal of Science
2/12/2013 - Lynne Lipkind's Recent Work in Publishing
2/12/2013 - Fang Publishes Journal Article on Traffic Modeling of Various Types of Interchanges
2/5/2013
Accolades: Susan Coleman, Natalie Frank, Don Jones
Posted 4/25/2005
Susan Coleman, professor of finance, Barney School of Business, has had an article titled “Computer Use in Small U.S. Firms: Is There a Digital Divide?” accepted for publication by the Journal of Small Business Strategy.
A novel, multidimensional conceptualization of elder abuse as consisting of “mutual abuse” has been formulated by Natalie Frank, assistant professor of psychology, A&S; former graduate student Gina Mariano; and current graduate students Megan Dunbar and Rushina Bhatt. A paper on the subject, titled “Mutual Abusive Policy,” was presented at the Annual Conference on Women and Gender held earlier this month in Storrs, Conn. Copies of the paper can be obtained from Frank at ncfrank@gmail.com.
Don Jones, associate professor of rhetoric, language, and culture, A&S, recently made two presentations. On March 17, he presented a paper titled “Access and Success Through Experiential Writing” at the national College Composition and Communication Conference in San Francisco. On March 4, he made a presentation to the faculty at Capital Community College in Hartford on preventing and detecting plagiarism.
A novel, multidimensional conceptualization of elder abuse as consisting of “mutual abuse” has been formulated by Natalie Frank, assistant professor of psychology, A&S; former graduate student Gina Mariano; and current graduate students Megan Dunbar and Rushina Bhatt. A paper on the subject, titled “Mutual Abusive Policy,” was presented at the Annual Conference on Women and Gender held earlier this month in Storrs, Conn. Copies of the paper can be obtained from Frank at ncfrank@gmail.com.
Don Jones, associate professor of rhetoric, language, and culture, A&S, recently made two presentations. On March 17, he presented a paper titled “Access and Success Through Experiential Writing” at the national College Composition and Communication Conference in San Francisco. On March 4, he made a presentation to the faculty at Capital Community College in Hartford on preventing and detecting plagiarism.
