Faculty
Scholarship
Exhibit
April 2013
Recognizing Scholarly Activities
of the Faculty of
Cameron University
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CAMERON UNIVERSITY
FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP
EXHIBIT
Scholarly Activities of
the Faculty of Cameron
University
This publication includes selected
scholarly activities of the faculty of
Cameron University. The dual goals of
professional development at Cameron
University are continued learning of the
faculty and contribution in the faculty
member’s discipline. All faculty are
recognized during a Scholar’s Reception
at the end of the spring semester. The
scholarly activities include those for the
past and current calendar years. Criteria
for inclusion include publications,
presentation of papers at professional or
scientific meetings, and creative works.
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MISSION STATEMENT
Cameron University provides a diverse and
dynamic student body access to quality
educational opportunities; fosters a
student-centered academic environment that
combines innovative classroom teaching with
experiential learning; prepares students
for professional success, responsible
citizenship, life-long learning, and
meaningful contributions to a rapidly
changing world; and is a driving force in
the cultural life and economic development
of the region.
CORE VALUES
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Student Learning
Excellence
in teaching,
scholarship,
service, and
mentoring
Leadership in our
community and
region
Shared Governance
Diversity
Responsible
Stewardship of
public and private
resources, the
public trust, and
Cameron’s future
CAMERON UNIVERSITY
FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP
EXHIBIT
Dr. John McArthur, Provost
Dr. Tony Wohlers, Academic Enrichment
Director
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Dr. Oris Odom II, Dean
Syed Ahmed
Publications
• Abdulah Shibli, Anisul M. Islam, &
Syed M. Ahmed. 2013. “Benefitting from
Global Opportunities: Challenges for
Bangladesh.” FBD Conference Proceedings.
Volume 24.
• Syed Ahmed, Munir Hassan, & Anisul M.
Islam. 2013. “Foreign Direct Investment
in Globalization and its Implications
for Bangladesh.”FBD Conference
Proceedings. Volume 24.
Ali Soylu
Publication
• Ali Soylu and Stefanie Snider Campbell.
2012. “Physical and Emotional Stresses
of Technology on Employees in the
Workplace.” Journal of Employment
Counseling. Volume 49.
• Kalpana Selvanayagam and Ali Soylu.
2012. “Demoralization in the Workplace.”
Vision International Journal. Volume 11.
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Abdulhamid Sukar
Presentation
• Abdulhamid Sukar and Sivarama Krishnan.
2013. Basel I, II and III: Can Global
Standards Work for U.S. Banks? ASBBS
20th Conference.
Mark Washburn
Publication
• Mark Washburn and Mary Fischer. 2012.
“The Tax Gap: It’s Impact on Accounting
Professionals and Academic Curriculum.”
Journal of Accounting and Finance.
Volume 12.
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
Dr. Ronna Vanderslice, Dean
Ramona Hall
Publications
• Ramona Hall. 2012. “A Neglected Reply to
Grade Inflation in Higher Education.”
Global Education Journal. Volume 12.
• Ramona Hall. 2013. Assessment of WideScale School Reform Initiatives:
Opportunities in Social Capital
Building. In I. R. Haslam, M. S. Khine,
& I. M. Saleh (Eds.), Large Scale School
Reform and Social Capital Building.
London: Routledge.
Yoonsin Oh
Publication
• C. Steinkuehler and Y. Oh. 2012.
Apprenticeship in Massively Multiplayer
Online Games. In Steinkuehler, C.,
Squire, K., & Barab, S. (Eds.), Games,
Learning, and Society: Learning and
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Meaning in the Digital Age. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press.
Joanni Sailor
Publication
• Joanni Sailor. 2013. “A Phenomenological
Study of Falling Out of Romantic Love.”
The Qualitative Report. Volume 18.
Jeff Seger
Publication
• Jeff Seger and R. Potts. 2012.
“Personality Correlates of Psychological
Flow States in Videogame Play.” Current
Psychology. Volume 31.
Deborah Williams
Publication
• Deborah Williams. 2013. “Urban Education
and Professional Learning Communities.”
Educational Research.
SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS
Dr. Von Underwood, Dean
William Carney
Publications
• William Carney. 2013. If You Go To
Hell, You Go of Your Own Accord:
Aimee Semple McPherson and the 1934
California Gubernatorial Campaign. In
Michele Lockhart and Kathleen Mollick
(Eds.), Political Women: Language and
Leadership. New York: Lexington Books.
• William Carney. 2012. “Welcome to
Oklahoma: A Service-Learning Project
in an Undergraduate Technical Writing
Course.” Sino-U.S. English Teaching.
Volume 9.
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Doug Catterall
Publication
• Douglas Catterall and Jodi Campbell
(Eds.) 2012. Women in Port: Gendering
Communities, Economies, and Social
Networks in Atlantic Port Cities, 15001800. Leiden: Brill Academic Publishers.
Bayard Godsave
Publications
• Bayard Godsave. 2012. Lesser Apocalypses.
Stories. Plano: Queen’s Ferry Press.
• Bayard Godsave. 2012. “The Trilling
Wire.” Pleiades. Volume 32.
Susan Hall
Publication
• Susan Hall. 2013.
Captivity: Louise
Alexie Respond to
Narrative.” North
Volume (78.1).
“Re-Visioning
Erdrich and Sherman
Mary Rowlandson’s
Dakota Quarterly.
Lance Janda
Publication
• Lance Janda. 2012. “Aggies to Eagles:
Cameron University and the Civilian
Training Program.” Great Plains Journal.
Volume 47.
Maxwell Kwenda
Poster
• Maxwell Kwenda. 2012. Don’t Leave, Stay
in School: Developing a Predictive Model
of Discontinuance. 2013 Oklahoma Research
Day.
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Monika Linehan
Art
• The Passing of Time: A Self-Portrait.
Yingqin Liu
Publication
• Yingqin Liu. 2012. “Revisiting Rhetorical
Situation: An Analysis of an Ethos
Dilemma in American College Students’
Business Memos.” US China Foreign
Language. Volume 10.
George McCormick
Publications
• George McCormick. 2012. Salton Sea. Noemi
Press.
• George McCormick. 2012. “The Mexican.”
Epoch. Volume 61.
Edris Montalvo
Publications
• Edris Montalvo and Bayouth Neiset. 2012.
Geografía Cultural. In Luis Sánchez
Ayala (Ed.), Geografía Humana: Básicos y
Aplicaciones. Bogotá D.C., Columbia.
• Edris Montalvo. 2012. “The Recruitment
and Retention of Hispanic Undergraduate
Students in Public Universities in the
U.S., 2000-2006.” Journal of Hispanic
Higher Education.
Katherine Liontas-Warren
Art Exhibit
• Katherine Liontas-Warren. 2012. Earth
Chronicles Project, The Artist’s Process:
Oklahoma. A documentary Featuring
Katherine Liontas-Warren. Premiered on
March 17th 2012, at Sarkey’s Performing
Arts, at St. Gregory’s University.
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• Katherin-Liontas-Warren. 2012. Infinity
Art: A Group Exhibition of New Work
at the Paseo Originals Art Gallery in
Oklahoma City.
Mark J. Stegmaier
Publications
• Mark Stegmaier. 2013. A Law that Would
Make Caligula Blush?: New Mexico
Territory’s Unique Slave Code. In Bruce
A. Glasrud (Ed.), African American
History in New Mexico. Albuquerque:
University of New Mexico Press.
• Mark Stegmaier. 2012. Henry Adams in
the Secession Crisis. Dispatches to
the Boston Dayly Advertiser, December
1860-March 1861. Baton Rouge: Louisiana
State University Press.
• Mark Stegmaier. 2012.
and the Compromise of
Dispute and Sectional
Texas Tech University
Texas, New Mexico
1850. Boundary
Crisis. Lubbock:
Press.
Hyunsoon Whang
Performances
• Hyunsoon Whang. 2013. Hyunsoon Whang in
Concert. Featuring the Music of Schubert,
Beethoven,Debussy, and Chopin. Simmons
Center in Duncan, Oklahoma.
• Hyunsoon Whang. 2013. Four-Hand Piano
Recital. Interlochen Center for the Arts,
Interlochen, Michigan.
• Hyunsoon Whang. 2012. The Equinox Chamber
Players. First Presbyterian Church in
Kirkwood, Missouri.
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Tony Wohlers
Publication
• Tony Wohlers, Aaron Mason, Eric Schmaltz,
& John Wood. 2012. “Water Management
and Conflicts in Oklahoma. Regulating
and Competing for Limited Common Pool
Resources. Oklahoma Politics. Volume 22.
• Tony Wohlers and Jonathan Odo. 2013.
“Gang Activities in Southwest Oklahoma:
Community Perspectives.” Great Plains
Journal. Volume 48.
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
Dr. Terry Conley, Dean
Ioannis Argyros and Daniel
Ijigbamigbe
Poster
• Ioannis Argyros and Daniel Ijigbamigbe.
2013. A Simplified Proof of the
Kantorovich Theorem for Solving Equations
Using Telescopic Series. 2013 Oklahoma
Research Day.
Paritosh Das
Posters
• Emvia Calixte and Paritosh Das.
2012. Metallocene-Catalyzed Ethylene
Polymerization. Substituent and Solvent
Effects. Oklahoma ACS Pentasectional
Meeting.
• Paritosh Das. 2012. A Steady-State Study
of Phenols as Quenchers of Cyanoaroamtics
Singlet Excited States. Oklahoma ACS
Pentasectional Meeting.
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Mike Dunn
Publications
• M. T. Dunn and G. W. Rothwell.
2012. “Phenotypic Plasticity of the
Hydrasperman Seed Fern Tetrastichia
Bubatides Gordon, (Lyginopteridaceae).”
International Journal of Plant Sciences.
Volume 17.
• M. T. Dunn, P. Atkinson, J. Lacefield,
& Michael Rischbieter. 2012. “Winslowia
tuscumbiana gen. et. sp. nov.
(Chaloneriaceae): A cormose, ligulate
lycopsid Reconstructed from the Insideout from the Pride Mountain Formation
(Late Mississippian, Serpukhovian) of
Northern Alabama.” International Journal
of Plant Sciences. Volume 173.
Michael Husak
Publication and Posters
• Michael S. Husak and Diane V. Landoll.
2012. “Entanglement in Plastic Mesh Kills
Nesting Scissor-Tailed Flycatchers.”
Oklahoma Ornithological Society. Volume
45.
• M. S. Husak, D. V. Landoll, & A. Jahn.
2012. Tracking the Migration of Scissortailed Flycatchers and Western Kingbirds
Using Light-Level Geolocators. 5th North
American Ornithological Conference.
• D. V. Landoll, M. S. Husak, M. T. Murphy,
J. F. Kelly, & M. A. Patten. 2012. Annual
and Environmental Variation in ExtraPair Paternity in a Socially Monogamous
Savannah Nesting Passerine. 5th North
American Ornithological Conference.
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Tachun Lin
Publication and Presentations
• Zhilli Zhou and Tachun Lin. 2012. “Upperlayer Survivability in Layered Networks
with Lower-layer Capacity.” Proceedings
of the 2012 Industrial and Systems
Engineering Research Conference.
• Zhilli Zhou, Tachun Lin, Krishniyean
Thulasirman, Guoliang Xue, & Sartaj
Sahmi. 2012. Novel Survivability Logical
Topology Routing in IP-over-WDM Networks
by Logical Protecting Spanning Tree
Set. UCTa Modern Telecommunications and
Control Systems and Workshops (ICUMT).
4th International Workshop on Reliable
Networks Design and Modeling.
• Zhilli Zhou and Tachun
and Temporal Model for
Rapid Charging Demand.
Propulsion Conference,
Lin. 2012. Spatial
Electric Vehicle
Vehicle Power and
IEEE.
Brandon McDonald
Publications and Posters
• Brandon McDonald, Michael S. Husak, Jack
D. Tyler, & Darrin D. Gunter. 2012.
“Voucher Specimens of the North American
Collared Peccary (Pecari angulatus) in
Oklahoma.” Proc. Okla. Acad. Sci. Volume
92.
• Brandon McDonald, Bryce Geiger, Joe
Macedonia, Romiro Moro, & Kelsey Carter.
2012. Potential UV-Communication in the
Kangaroo Rat (Dipodomys ordii). 2012
Technical Meeting of the Oklahoma Academy
of Science.
• Erica Johnson, Daniel Kostos, Emily
Maeda, Brandon McDonald, & Joseph
Macedonia. 2012. UV Reflectance Patterns
Within the Fur of Kangaroo Rat (Dipodomys
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ordii). Populations. Southern Florida
Undergraduate Research Day.
Matthew Van Sant
Publication
• Matthew J. Van Sant, Christopher E.
Oufiero, Augusti Munoz-Garcia, Kimberly
A. Hammond, & Joseph B. Williams.
2012. “A Phylogenic Approach to Total
Evaporative Water Loss in Mammals.
Physiological and Biochemical Zoology.”
Volume 85.
Frank White
Publication
• Morgan D. Ashworth, Jason W. Ross,
Jerry W. Ritchey, Udaya Desilva,
Daniel R. Stein, Rodney D. Geisert,
& Frank J. White. 2012. “Effects of
Aberrant Estrogen on the Endometrial
Transcriptional Profile in Pigs.” Reprod
Toxicol. Volume 34.
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Scholarly Activities of the Faculty of
Cameron University
This publication includes selected scholarly
activities of the faculty of Cameron
University. The dual goals of professional
development at Cameron University are
continued learning of the faculty and
contribution in the faculty member’s
discipline. All faculty are recognized during
a Scholar’s Reception at the end of the spring
semester. The scholarly activities include
those for the past and current calendar years.
Criteria for inclusion include publications,
presentation of papers at professional or
scientific meetings, and creative works.
Research Committee Members
P.K. Das (Chair)
Mary Dzindolet
Ann Nalley
Ali Soylu
Kevin Stieb
Mohammad Tabatabai
Sara Trivari
Richard Longoria de Voltair
Tony Wohlers
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University. 40 copies have been prepared and distributed at a cost of $??? to the taxpayers of the
State of Oklahoma. This institution, in compliance with all applicable Federal and State laws and
regulations, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sexual orientation,
genetic information, sex, age, religion, disability, political beliefs, or status as a veteran in any of
its policies, practices or procedures. This includes but is not limited to admissions, employment,
housing, financial aid, and educational services. Accommodations on the basis of disability are
available by contacting the Office of Student Development at (580) 581-2209 or by e-mail at
student_development@cameron.edu. (04/2013)