Curriculum Vitae
Mary Lindenstein Walshok, Ph.D.
Associate Vice Chancellor for Public Programs
Dean, University Extension
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive, Mail Code 0176
La Jolla, California 92093-0176
Telephone: (858) 534-3411
Facsimile: (858) 822-5152
mwalshok@ucsd.edu
PRESENT ACADEMIC POSITIONS
Associate Vice Chancellor, Public Programs, UC San Diego (since 1987)
Dean, University Extension, UC San Diego (since 1981)
Adjunct Professor, Department of Sociology, UC San Diego (since 1995)
PREVIOUS ACADEMIC POSITIONS
2004
1998 - 2008
1982 - 1994
1981 - 1987
1978 - 1980
1975 - 1978
1972 - 1975
1968 - 1969
Visiting Professor, Department of Continuing Education, Oxford University,
Oxford, England
Visiting Professor, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden
Associate Adjunct Professor of Sociology, UC San Diego
Dean, University Extension, UC San Diego
Associate Dean, University Extension, UC San Diego
Assistant Dean, University Extension, UC San Diego
Assistant Professor, Sociology (tenured), California State University, Fullerton
Teaching Associate, Sociology, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
EDUCATION
1969
1966
1964
Ph.D. in Sociology, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
M.A. in Sociology, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
B.A., Pomona College, Claremont, California
ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES
Responsible for a large self-supporting academic Division – UC San Diego Extension – which
offers more than 2,000 continuing education courses annually with enrollments of approximately
60,000 , as well as operations of UCSD-TV and UCTV and Global CONNECT. The combined
activities of the Division have an annual budget of approximately $45 million and a staff of 275
responsible for academic programming, registration and student services, marketing and
promotion, contracts and grants, and business and accounting functions.
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HONORS
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USD School of Education, Remarkable Leaders in Education Awardee, Fall 2012
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Distinguished Contribution Award for Technology Innovation – CONNECT, 2007
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Inductee – International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame, 2006
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Bynum Tudor Visiting Fellow, Kellogg College, Oxford University, Oxford, England.
Delivered the inaugural Bynum Tudor Lecture, “The Transformative Role of Universities
in a Knowledge Society,” November 29, 2004.
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Decorated with the rank of Knighthood, First Class, of the Royal Order of the Polar Star
by King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, in recognition of her significant contribution to the
development of entrepreneurship in Sweden, May 2002.
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Honored by the City of San Diego with a Mayorial Proclamation declaring May 2, 2002
as “Dr. Mary Walshok Day,” for work in Sweden and the United States on
entrepreneurship, leadership and community service, May 2, 2002.
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Elected International Social Science Member, Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering
Sciences, 1999.
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Recipient, Outstanding Publication of the Year from the National University Continuing
Education Association, for Knowledge Without Boundaries, 1996.
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Recipient, “Biotechnology Appreciation Day,” Award, 1996.
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Recipient, Third Pillar Society Award, Pepperdine University, George Pepperdine
Entrepreneur Forum, 1996.
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Recipient, San Diego Technology Council Award, 1995.
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Recipient, Distinguished Leadership Award, San Diego Chamber of Commerce, 1995.
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Recipient, Best CPDD Oriented Paper/Publication, American Society for Engineering
Education - Continuing Professional Development Division, for Knowledge Without
Boundaries, 1995.
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Recipient of a Research Fellowship from the Swedish Information Service, 1994, which
produced a comparative report on research/business incubation, “Cultural and Social
Factors Affecting New Enterprise Development in Sweden: A Qualitative Study of
Entrepreneurial Leadership.”
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Honoree, Woman of the Year, “Women Together”, 1992.
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Recipient, Tribute to Women (Education) Award, California Women in Government,
1988.
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Recipient of a Kellogg Foundation National Fellowship, 1984-87, to study implications for
research universities of sociological and technological transformations in the economy
and the workplace in the United States and abroad.
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Recipient, YWCA TWIN Award – Tribute to Women and Industry, San Diego, 1982.
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Listing in Who’s Who of American Women, 1976.
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Delegate, University of California Management Institute, 1976.
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Recipient, Outstanding Citizen of San Diego Award, Junior Chamber of Commerce and
Business Forum magazine, 1975.
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Delegate, United States Office of Education Institute: “Challenge: Women in Higher
Education,” University of California, Irvine, 1972.
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Fellow of the Midwest Universities’ Institute for Comparative Sociology, Indiana
University, Summer 1966.
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Mortar Board, National Women’s Scholastic Honorary, Pomona College, Claremont,
California, 1964.
BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND PUBLIC SERVICE
Editorial Boards:
Continuing Higher Education Review
Industry and Higher Education
National/International Boards:
U.S. - Mexico Foundation for Science (FUMEC), Board of Directors, US-Mexico Science and
Technology Board 2006-present.
US Member, International Advisory Board, Science and Technology Council of OMAN
Board Member, Northern Ireland Science Foundation, Belfast Northern Ireland
National Commission on the Future of Cooperative Extension (NASULGC), 2000-2003.
Eureka Communities, 1995-2003.
American Association of Higher Education, Committee on Faculty Rewards, 1995-2000.
Cornell University, Outreach Council, 1996-1998.
Mothers Embracing Nuclear Disarmament (MEND), National Board of Directors, 1987-1995.
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges, Extension Council, 19951999.
National University Continuing Education Association, 1989-1995.
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State:
Member, Chair of the Board for Olivewood Gardens
Szekely Foundation
Girard Foundation
International Community Foundation
University of California Television (UCTV), Advisory Board 2002 – present.
New Mexico Bi-National Sustainability Laboratory (BNSL), Board of Directors, 2006-2010.
State of New Mexico Technology Research Collaborative (TRC), Board of Directors, 2005-2009.
University of California, Industry-University Cooperative Research Program (IUCRP), Steering
Committee, 1997-2009.
University of California, Task Force on Planning for Doctoral and Professional Education
(PDPE), 2005-2008.
University of California, Task Force on Science and Math Initiative (SMI), 2005-2007.
California Council for the Humanities, Board of Directors, 1997-2003.
California Assembly’s Commission on Regional Governance, Speaker, 2001-2002.
University of California, UC and State Government Committee, 1995- 1997.
University of California, Task Force on Practice Standards of Assisted Reproductive
Technology, 1995-1997.
Regional:
San Diego CONNECT, Board of Directors and Executive Committee member, 1985 – present.
International Community Foundation, Board of Directors and Executive Committee member,
2006 – present, Chair 2007 – 2009.
Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center, Board of Directors, Chair, 2010 – present.
La Jolla Playhouse Board of Trustees, member 2005 – present.
Szekely Family Foundation, Board of Trustees, member, 1996 – present.
Girard Foundation, Board of Trustees, member, 1987-present.
New Americans Museum, San Diego, Board of Directors, member 2001-2010.
Academic Planning Committee for University Center in Chula Vista (Chancellor-appointed
UCSD representative), 2005-present.
San Diego Public Library Foundation, Board of Directors, 2002 – 2009.
San Diego Public Library Commission, 1985-2003; Chair, 2000-2003.
Balboa Park Cultural Arts Advisory Committee, 2002-2007.
San Diego Museum of Man, Strategic Planning Committee 2005-2007.
San Diego Mainly Mozart Committee, 2005-2006.
ACCION San Diego, Board of Directors, 1995-2003.
San Diego Foundation, Board of Directors, 1994-2005; Board of Directors, Chair, 2002-2003;
Governance Committee, Chair, 2003-2005.
University Club, Board of Directors, 1999-2005.
San Diego Dialogue, McGill Circle, 1996-2003.
San Diego Downtown Rotary, 1990-present; Program Committee, 1992-1993, 2004-2005.
The Bishop’s School, Headmaster’s Advisory Committee, 1985-1991.
Charter 100 of San Diego, 1980-1982; 1989-1995.
City of San Diego, Advisory Commission on the Status of Women, 1974-1977.
City of San Diego, Telecommunications Infrastructure RFP Evaluation Committee, 1995-1996.
Combined Arts and Education Council of San Diego (COMBO), Board of Directors, 1982-1985.
Foundation for Enterprise Development/Beyster Institute, 1994-2003.
Francis W. Parker School, Board of Trustees, 1987-1996; Chair, 1993-1995.
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Greater San Diego Chamber of Commerce, Board of Directors, Executive Committee, 19982002.
Harborside School, Board of Directors, 1995-2001.
UCSD Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on the Status of Women, 1992-1995.
House of Rachel (homeless women’s program), Board of Directors, 1984-1985.
Junior League of San Diego, 1975-1984.
La Jolla Civic/University Orchestra and Chorus, Board of Directors, 1974-1976.
LEAD, San Diego, 1977-1983, 1989-1995.
Planned Parenthood San Diego, Education Advisory Committee, 1976-1978.
San Diego County Battered Women’s Coalition, Advisory Board, 1977-1980.
San Diego Institute for Arts Education, Board of Directors, Board of Directors, 1985-1990.
San Diego Mayor’s Commission on Crime and Justice, 1975-1977.
San Diego Opera, Board of Directors, 1983-1987, Executive Committee, 1984-1986.
United Way of San Diego, Agency Review Panel Member, 1977-1978.
The Women’s Bank, San Diego, Board of Directors, 1976-1978.
YWCA of San Diego, Board of Directors, 1974-1979.
PUBLICATIONS
Books:
1. Walshok, M.L. The [Oxford] Handbook of Local Competiveness. Ed. Audretsch, David.
Link, Albert. Oxford University Press USA (forthcoming 2014)
2. Walshok, M. L., Shragge, A., Invention and Reinvention: The Evolution of San Diego’s
Innovation Economy, Stanford University Press (2013).
3. Audretsch, D. B., & Walshok, M. L. Creating competitiveness: Entrepreneurship and
innovation policies for growth (2013).
4. Walshok, M. L., Munroe, T., DeVries, H., Closing America’s Job Gap, New Win
Publishing (2011).
5. Walshok, M. L., Knowledge Without Boundaries: What America’s Research Universities
Can Do for the Economy, the Workplace and the Community, Jossey-Bass Publishers,
San Francisco (1995).
6. Walshok, M. L., Blue Collar Women: Pioneers on the Male Frontier, Anchor
Press/Doubleday, Garden City, NY (1981).
Book Chapters:
1. Walshok, M.L. and West, Joel. “Serendipity and Symbiosis: UCSD and the Local
Wireless Industry.” In Public Universities and Regional Growth: Insights from the
University of California Kenney, Martin, and David Mowery. Forthcoming Stanford
Press, 2014
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2. Walshok, M.L., The Strategic Management of Place, Evolution of San Diego Innovation
Economy. Ed. David Audretsch. Elgar Publishing (Forthcoming January 2013)
3. Walshok, M. L., Connecting Science and Business, Developing University-Industry
Relations – Pathways to Innovation from the West Coast, Ed. Miller, R. C., LeBoef, B.J.
Jossey-Bass Publishers (2009).
4. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., The Partnership between Entrepreneurial Science and
Entrepreneurial Business: A study of Integrated Development at UCSD and San Diego’s
High-Tech Economy, Building Technology Transfer within Research Universities: An
Entrepreneurial Approach. Ed. Allen, Thomas J, O’Shea, Rory P., Cambridge University
Press (2008).
5. Walshok, M. L., Collaboration in the Innovative Region, Handbook of Collaborative
Management Research. Ed. Shani, A.B., Adler, N., Mohrman, S.A., Pasmore, W.A.,
Stymne. B., SAGE Publications (2008).
6. Walshok M. L., UCSD CONNECT, Industry Relations, Technology Transfer, Economic
Development and the West Coast Experience, Ed. Miller, R.C. (2007).
7. Walshok, M. L., Vinculación y Capacidad de Innovación Technológica, Innovación
Technológica en Salud: Fundamentos y Perspectivas. Ed Manuel, H., de Chávez, R.,
Cuauhtémoc, J., Valdés Olmedo. Funsalud and CONACyT, 68-77 (2005).
8. Walshok, M.L., Facilitating Lifelong Learning in a Research University Context, As The
Walls of Academia Are Tumbling Down. Ed. Hirsch, W. Z., Weber, L.E., London:
Economica Press, 163-171 (2002).
9. Walshok, M. L., The Promise of the Digital Age for the Renewal of Regional Civic
Culture, A Digital Gift to the Nation: Fulfilling the Promise of the Digital and Internet Age.
Ed. Grossman, L.K., Minow, N.N., New York: Century Foundation Press,135 -142
(2001).
10. Walshok, M. L., Competition, Cooperation, and Collaboration, Transitions Into the 21st
Century: Past, Present, and Future, Ed. McLaurin, S., Public Service and Outreach,
University of Georgia, 60-73 (2000).
11. Walshok, M. L., A Research University Perspective, Civic Responsibility & Higher
Education. Ed. Ehrlich, T., Oryx Press, 295-305 (2000).
12. Walshok, M.L., Strategies for Building the Infrastructure That Supports the Engaged
Campus, Colleges & Universities as Citizens, Ed. Bringle, R.G., Games, R., Boston:
Allyn and Bacon Publishers, 74-95 (1999).
13. Walshok, M. L., Expanding Roles for Research Universities in Economic Development,
Innovation & Economic Development: University-Enterprise Partnerships in Action. Ed.
Mitra,J., Formica P., Dublin: Oak Tree Press, 47-64 (1997).
14. Walshok, M. L., Blue Collar Women, Technology and the Future, Ed. Teich, A.H., New
York: St. Martin’s Press, 256-264 (1989).
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15. Walshok, M. L., Assessing the Needs, Instructional Design: New Alternatives for
Effective Education and Training, Ed. Johnson, K.A., Foa, J.J., New York: Macmillan
Publishing Co., 32-46 (1989).
16. Walshok, M. L., Developing Ongoing Relationships in the Community, Handbook of
Marketing for Continuing Education, Ed. Simerly, R.G., San Francisco: Jossey-Bass,
227-238 (1989).
17. Walshok, M. L., Developing a Strategic Marketing Plan, Strategic Planning and
Leadership in Continuing Education: Enhancing Organizational Vitality, Responsiveness
and Identity, Ed. Simerly, R.G., San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 149-167 (1987).
18. Walshok, M. L., An Analysis of Delivery System Alternatives, Handbook on Continuing
Higher Education, Ed. Gessner, Q.H., New York: Macmillan Publishing Co., 143-165
(1987).
19. Walshok, M. L., Women’s Work and the Impact of Automation, The Technological
Woman: Interfacing with Tomorrow, Ed. Zimmerman, J., Praeger Publishers (1983).
20. Walshok, M. L., Some Innovations in Industrial Apprenticeship at General Motors:
Locally Developed Competency Based Training as a Tool for Affirmative Action,
Apprenticeship Research: Emerging Findings and Future Trends, Ed. Briggs, V.M. Jr.,
and Foltman, F.F., Cornell University’s New York State School of Industrial and Labor
Relations, 174-182 (1981).
21. Walshok, M. L., Some Unanswered Questions About Telecommunications and Adult
Learning, Uses of the Mass Media in Continuing Education, Ed. Martin N. Chamberlain,
M.N., Jossey-Bass (1980).
22. Walshok, M. L., Sexism, Contemporary California Issues, Ed. Bernard J. Luskin, B.J.,
Gary G. Goldsberry, G.G., Noble Purdy, L., Berger B.M., Boston: Little Brown & Co.,
291-329 (1975).
Articles:
1. Walshok, M.L., Shapiro, J.D., “Beyond Tech Transfer: A More Comprehensive
Approach to Measuring the Entrepreneurial University” to Academic Entrepreneurship:
Creating an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem (accepted for publication 2014)
1. Walshok, Mary. "A Systemic Approach to Accelerating Entrepreneurship." innovations
8.3-4 (2013): 7-17.
2. Walshok, M.L., Reinventing Continuing Higher Education. Continuing Higher Education
Review 38 (2012)
3. Walshok, Mary L., Josh D. Shapiro, and Nathan Owens. “Transitional Innovation
Networks Aren’t all Created Equal: Towards a Classification System”. The Journal of
Technology Transfer (1, 2012).
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4. Walshok, M.L., Owens, N., Shapiro, J., Unraveling the Cultural and Social Dynamics of
Regional Innovation Systems, UK Innovation Research Centre Innovation Summit 2010,
University of Cambridge (2010).
5. Walshok, M. L., The Transformative Role of Universities in a Knowledge Society,
Industry and Higher Education 19.3 (2005): 209-215.
6. Walshok, M. L., Furtek, E., Lee, C.W.B., Windham, P.H., Building Regional Innovation
Capacity: The San Diego Experience, Industry & Higher Education 16.1 (2002): 27-42.
7. Walshok, M. L., Thinking More Strategically about Funding Lifelong Learning Programs,
Continuing Higher Education Review 65 (2001): 77-88.
8. Walshok, M. L., Dialogue & Collaboration as Keys to Building Innovative Educational
Initiatives in a Knowledge-Based Economy, New Directions for Adult & Continuing
Education 81 (1999): 77-86.
9. Walshok, M. L., Rethinking the Policy Assumptions that Shape the Academic Enterprise,
Adult Learning, American Association for Adult and Continuing Education (1999): 21-24.
10. Walshok, M. L., The Social Integration of Knowledge: Rethinking the Work of Continuing
Higher Education, Continuing Higher Education Review 62 (1998).
11. Walshok, M. L., The New Look of Leadership, The Regionalist 2.4 (1998).
12. Walshok, M. L., Expanding Roles for Research Universities in Regional Economic
Development, New Directions for Higher Education 97 (1997): 17-26.
13. Walshok, M. L., Expanding Roles for United States Research Universities in Economic
Development, Industry & Higher Education 10.3 (1996): 142-150.
14. Walshok, M. L., New Approaches to Funding University Public Service and Outreach,
Journal of Public Service & Outreach 1.1 (1996): 37-45.
15. Walshok, M. L., Rethinking the Role of Research Universities in Economic Development,
Industry & Higher Education 8.1 (1994): 8-18.
16. Walshok, M. L., Institutional Strategies for Diffusing Scientific Knowledge: A Description
of Unites States Research Universities, Hungarian Academy of Sciences – National
Science Foundation (1992).
17. Walshok, M. L., Evaluation and Quality Control in Certificate Programs, New Directions
for Adult and Continuing Education: Perspectives on Educational Certificate Programs
52 (1991): 23-31.
18. Walshok, M. L., California’s CONNECT Program Nurtures Hi-Tech Entrepreneurship,
Metro Connection (A Publication of the University of Houston) 5.2 (1990).
19. Walshok, M. L., Developing an Overall Marketing Strategy and Identifying Market
Segments, The Admissions Strategist (1985).
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20. Walshok, M. L., Designing Programs Responsive to Community Needs: Marketing as a
Tool for Extension Planners, Continuum (The National University Continuing Education
Association Quarterly) (1982): 15-23.
21. Walshok, M. L., The Integration of Work and Family Roles Among Women in Blue Collar
Occupations, The Urban and Social Change Review (Spring 1978). Reprinted in
Working Women and Families (1979).
22. Walshok, M. L., Occupational Values and Family Roles: A Descriptive Study of Women
Working in Blue-Collar and Service Occupations, Urban and Social Change Review
(1978).
23. Walshok, M. L., The Emergence of Middle Class Deviant Subcultures: The Case of
Swingers, Social Problems 18.4 (1971): 488-495. Reprinted in Warner Modular
Publications, Ind. (1972), #R63: Readings on the Changing Family (1973), Beyond
Monogamy: Recent Studies of Sexual Conduct in Marriage (1974), Topics in Human
Behavior (1977).
Reports:
1. Walshok, M.L., Shapiro, J.D., Owens, N., “Unraveling the Cultural and Social Dynamics of Regional
Innovation Systems”, UC San Diego Extension (2013)
2. Walshok, M.L., Owens, N., OrthoWorx Evaluation: Second Report January 2011-July
2012, report for BioCrossroads Indiana (2012)
3. Walshok, M.L., Shapiro, J.D., Building Cultural and Social Indicators of Regional
Innovation Capacity. Social, Behavioral, and Economic Science 2020 Submission to
the National Science Foundation (2010)
4. Walshok, M.L., Owens, N., OrthoWorx Evaluation: A Baseline Report, report for
BioCrossroads Indiana (2010).
5. Walshok, M.L., Owens, N., Horowitt G., Usry, S., Biotechnology Cluster Project: San
Diego Analysis, report for the United States Studies Centre, University of Sydney (2010).
6. Walshok, M.L., Horowitt, G., NISP CONNECT, assessment report for MATRIX, Northern
Ireland Science Industry Panel (2009).
7. Walshok, M.L., (Principal Investigator), Evaluation of Generation I of the Workforce
Investment Regional Economic Development (WIRED) Initiative, interim report prepared
for the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, Office of
Policy Development, Evaluation and Research, Washington, DC (2009).
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8. Walshok, M.L., (Principal Investigator), Interim Evaluation of Generation I of the
Workforce Investment Regional Economic Development (WIRED) Initiative, interim
report prepared for the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training
Administration, Office of Policy Development, Evaluation and Research, Washington,
DC (2007).
9. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Road Map for Collaboration: Describing St. Louis, MO’s
Federally Funded Research and Innovation Assets through RaDiUS, report for
Washington University’s Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial Studies (2006).
10. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Road Map for Collaboration: Identifying University of
Missouri at Columbia’s Federally Funded Research and Innovation Assets through
RaDiUS, a report for Washington University’s Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial
Studies (2006).
11. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Road Map for Collaboration: Identifying University of
Missouri at Rolla’s Research and Innovation Assets through RaDiUS, report for
Washington University’s Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial Studies (2006).
12. Morris, K., Owens, N., Walshok, M.L., Borderless Innovation: Catalsing the
Competitiveness of the San Diego – Baja California Region, report by San Diego
Dialogue (2005).
13. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Eizenberg, M., Lowenstein, A., Guttman, R., Building the
Foundation for U.S. – Israel Initiatives in Biotechnology: Connecting Israel’s Institute of
Technology (Technion) and the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), report for
the U.S. – Israel Science & Technology Foundation (USISTF) (2005).
14. Walshok, M.L., Lee, C.W.B., Taiwan’s High Tech Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Climate: Towards Implementation of “CONNECT Taiwan, report for the Institute of
Information Industry (III), Taipei, Taiwan (2004).
15. Walshok, M. L., Emerging Models for Incubating and Globalizing Innovation: Life
Science Companies in California, presentation to the SAID Business School, Oxford
University (2004).
16. Walshok, M. L., Lee C.W.B., A Preliminary Assessment of the R&D Infrastructure in the
Kansas City Region, report for KCCatalyst, Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute and
New Economy Strategies (2004).
17. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Total Links Matter: The Direct and Indirect Effects of
Research Universities on Regional Economies, report to the UC Office of the President,
Industry-University Cooperative Research Program (2003).
18. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Stern, H., Philadelphia’s High Tech Workforce Training
Capacity: A Survey of Philadelphia’s Continuing Education Programs For Biotech and IT
Industry Clusters, report for New Economy Strategies, Innovation Philadelphia, and
Greater Philadelphia First (2003).
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19. Walshok, M.L., Lee, C.W.B., Switzer, B.R., Greater Philadelphia Research Capacity and
Future Dynamism: R&D Capacity of the 11 Counties in Greater Philadelphia, report for
New Economy Strategies, Washington, D.C. (2003).
20. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Switzer, B.R., An Overview of the R&D Capacity of the Top
Six Metropolitan Statistical Areas in Central Indiana, report for New Economy Strategies
and the Central Indiana Life Sciences Initiative (2002).
21. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Switzer, B.R., Biotechnology Research and The Future of
Growth in Houston: Analysis of Houston Metropolitan Statistical Area’s R&D Capacity in
Biotech and Life Sciences, report for New Economy Strategies and BioHouston (2002).
22. Walshok, M.L., Lee, C.W.B., Switzer, B.R., The Promise of R&D to the Future Economy
of Texas: A County Level Analysis of R&D Capacity, report for New Economy Strategies
and the Texas Governor’s Council on Science and Biotechnology Development (2002).
23. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., A County Level Analysis of California’s R&D Capacity,
report to the San Diego Regional Technology Alliance and CA Technology Trade &
Commerce Agency’s Division of Science, Technology & Innovation (2002).
24. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Critical Path Analysis of California's S&T Education
System: Alternative Paths to Competency Through Continuing Education & Lifelong
Learning, report to the California Council on Science & Technology (2002).
25. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., A Tale of Two Regions: A Comparison of R&D Activity in
Southwestern Pennsylvania and San Diego, report to the Pittsburgh Technology Council
and The Heinz Endowments (2001).
26. Walshok, M. L., Furtek, E., Lee, C.W.B., Windham, P.H., Networks of Innovation:
Contributions to San Diego's Telecommunications and Biotechnology Clusters, report to
UC Office of the President, Industry-University Cooperative Research Program (2001).
27. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Know How & Know-Who Indicators: An Analysis of CalTIP
Applications (1998-2000), report to the CA Trade and Commerce Agency, Division of
Science, Technology and Innovation (2000).
28. Walshok, M. L., Lee, C.W.B., Making Connections: The Evolution of Links Between
UCSD Researchers and San Diego's Biotech Industry, report to UC Office of the
President, Industry-University Cooperative Research Program (2000).
29. Walshok, M. L., San Diego: Building a Bi-National Knowledge-Based Economy, report
for the Academy of Leadership, University of Maryland (1998).
Book Reviews:
1. Walshok, Mary L., What Business Wants from Higher Education by Oblinger, Diana, and
Anee Lee Verville. Continuing Higher Education Review 63 (1999): 163-165.
2. Walshok, Mary L., Higher Education in Prison: A Contradiction in Terms? by Williford,
Miriam. Continuing Higher Education Review 61 (1997): 119-121.
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3. Walshok, Mary L., Woods-Working Women: Sexual Integration in the U.S. Forest
Service by Enarson, Elaine Pitt. Contemporary Sociology 14.3 (1985): 352-353.
4. Walshok, Mary L., Women of Steel: Female Blue Collar Women in the Basic Steel
Industry by Deaux, K., and J.C. Ullman. Contemporary Psychology (Fall 1984).
5. Walshok, Mary L., Intentional Changes: A Fresh Approach in Helping People Change by
Allen Tough. Continuum: The Journal of the National University Continuing Education
Association 1057.2 (1983): 56-57.
6. Walshok, Mary L., Women and the City (a special issue of the International Journal of
Urban and Regional Research) by Stimpson, C., et al. Signs 5.3 Supplement: Women
and the American City (1980): S271-S274.
7. Walshok, Mary L., The Rendezvous: A Case Study of an After-Hours Club by Roebuck,
Julian B., and Wolfgang Frese. Social Forces 56.4 (1978): 1270-1271.
8. Walshok, Mary L., Women, Wives, Mothers: Values and Options by Bernard, Jessie
Shirley. Contemporary Sociology 5.2 (1976): 137-138.
Op-Ed and Other Pieces:
1. Walshok, Mary L., “Women, Success, and Corporate Culture: Are These the Values We
Want?”, Xconomy, March 18, 2013.
2. Walshok, Mary L., “Four Things I Learned From Studying Innovation in 3 U.S. Cities”,
Xconomy, March 12, 2013.
3. Walshok, Mary L., “Workers in their Prime Need to Stay Current”, San Diego Union
Tribune, July 28, 2012.
4. Walshok, Mary L., “Employability Means More Than Technical Job Skills”, San Diego
Union Tribune, December 30, 2011.
5. Walshok Mary L., “The Early Roots of San Diego’s Innovation Economy”, The IEDC
Economic Development Journal, Volume 10, Number 4, Fall 2011, pp.44-50.
6. Walshok, Mary L., DeVries Henry, “Where The Jobs Are: Yes, Even Welding”, San
Diego Union Tribune, June 5, 2011.
7. Walshok, Mary L., Munroe, Tapan, DeVries, Henry “Challenge of Sustainable Jobs”,
Sustainability, Vol.4 No.2, April 2011.
8. Walshok, Mary. L., DeVries, H., “The State of the Union: Job Creation”, San Diego Union
Tribune, Jan 23, 2011.
9. Walshok, Mary L., “Creating Jobs From Bottom Up,” San Diego Union Tribune, Jan. 27,
2010.
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10. Walshok, Mary L. “Answer to Energy Woes? Provocative Thinking,” San Diego Business
Journal, p.35, May 25, 2009.
11. Walshok, Mary L. “It’s Time for Feds to Promote Cluster Initiatives”, San Diego Business
Journal, p.39, Dec 7, 2009.
12. Walshok, Mary L. “Time to Break the Hourglass Economy”, San Diego Business Journal,
p.4, March 23, 2009.
13. Walshok, Mary L. “UC San Diego Extension”, San Diego Business Journal,
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