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July 8, 1997

Recently/soon to be published

.....David R. Duncan and Bonnie H. Litwiller, mathematics-published "Counting College Enrollments in Georgia: A Statistical Activity for the Classroom," in the spring issue of Reflections; "Tiling With Hexagons" in The North Dakota Council of Teachers of Mathematics; and "Counting the Candidates: Collecting, Organizing and Analyzing Data" in the April issue of Bulletin of the Kansas Association of Teachers of Mathematics.

.....Jean Kimball, English-had her book Odyssey of the Psyche: Jungian Patterns in Joyce's Ulysses, published in May by Southern Illinois University Press.

Presentations/lectures/exhibitions

.....Robert Byrnes, music-was a featured recitalist at the Congress of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America, June 3-7, at the University of Kansas at Lawrence. He performed a program of music by past and present composers from the University of Kansas at Lawrence on the 53-bell carillon in the Memorial Campanile. All the composers were in attendance at Byrnes' program. While at the Congress, Byrnes also was featured in a front-page article in the June 7 issue of The Topeka Capital-Journal newspaper. Byrnes was a featured recitalist twice at the International Carillon Festival, June 15-22, at Washington Park in Springfield, Illinois. His programs were performed on the 66-bell Rees Memorial Carillon. Prior to the Festival, Byrnes was a featured speaker June 14 at the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America Midwest Regional Conference, also in Springfield.

.....Richard J. Utz, English-presented the paper, "Bernhard ten Brink, or How to be Neither a

'New' nor an 'Old' Philologist," May 10, at the International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Mich.

.....Daya Shankar, communication studies-presented "Systems Perspective: The Cultural Content," and "Meeting the Needs of Cancer Survivors" at the Central States Communication Association annual meeting in St. Louis.

.....Dean Kruckeberg, public relations-presented "The Role of the Educator in Professional Education" at the conference of the International Communication Association May 23, in Montreal, Quebec. He also began a two-year term as vice chair and program chair of the Public Relations Division of ICA.

.....Peter Hoekje, physics-was a presenter at the Acoustical Society of America conference June 16-24, in State College, Pa.

.....Kevin O'Kane, computer science-was a presenter at the M Technical Association annual conference and Data Base and Client/Server World Conference May 19, in Boston.

.....Michael Miller, mathematics-was a speaker on the "History and Philosophy of Mathematics" May 27-June 6, in Newfoundland, Canada.

.....Darrell Wiens, biology-presented "Inhibitory Mechanisms of Isotretinoin on Neureal Crest Cell Migration" May 28-31, at the Indiana University Purdue University Medical Center.

.....David McCalley, biology/CEEE-was a presenter at the Globalization of Science Education conference May 26-30, in Korea. He also was a presenter at the National Project WET Conference June 7-12, in Bozeman, Mont.

.....Roy Unruh, physics-was a presenter at the Prisms Workshop June 9-13, in Houston, Texas.

.....John Bumpus, chemistry-was a presenter at the Department of Energy Coal Conference June 3-4, in Pittsburgh, Pa.

....Ahmed ElSawy, industrial technology-was a presenter at the International Conference on the Joining of Materials May 11-14, in Helsinger, Denmark.

.....Teresa Hall, industrial technology-was a presenter at the Ackley Rotary Club.

.....Jean Kimball, English-presented "Himself His Own Father: A Medley of Intertexts" and "'Only Correct': The Uses of Allusion in Joyce," June 13, at the North American James Joyce Conference; Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

.....Curtiss Hanson, chemistry-was a presenter at the American Society for Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics May 31-June 7, in Palm Springs, Calif.

.....Jim Bodensteiner, continuing education-attended the Institute for the Management of Lifelong Education June 8-20, at Harvard University.

.....Roger Kueter, teaching-was a presenter at the Institute for Teacher Training and Educational Sciences at the University of Iowa's International Program on Field Experiences. The audience consisted of eight deans and directors of field services from Indonesia.

.....Roger Kueter, and Don and Argelia Hawley, teaching-visited Carmen Bozell de Huyke High School in Arroyo, Puerto Rico, during the week of March 26. They were visiting schools and faculty for student teaching placement locations. Kueter also was invited to address the graduating class May 28 at its graduation ceremony.

Awards/honors/service

.....Darrell Fremont, ITS Production Services-received an Excellence award for the "1996 Retirement Recognition Presentation" in the statewide Excellent Performance in Communications (EPIC) competition, sponsored by the Northeast Iowa Chapter of Women in Communications.

.....Kamyar Enshayan, physics, and Rick Stinchfield, CEEE-were awarded $16,400 from the Leopold Center for the grant they co-authored, "Community and Economic Regeneration Through Strengthening the Local Food Economy."

.....Tim Lindquist and Margaret Tanner, accounting-had their work on "Using Monopoly and Teams-Games-Tournaments in Accounting Education: A Cooperative Learning Case Analysis," accepted for presentation in the program of the National American Accounting Association in Dallas, Texas.

.....Nancy A. Marlin, psychology and provost's office, was a member of the North Central Accreditation Team for the American Schools of Professional Psychology, May 11-14, in Chicago and Atlanta.

.....Richard J. Utz, English-has received a mini-grant by the University of Tuebingen, Germany, to study the biography and writings of the anglicist/medievalist Bernhard ten Brink.

.....Dean Kruckeberg, public relations-was appointed to a three-year term on the Cooperative Council on Alliances, a committee of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, designed to explore and develop relationships with like organizations worldwide. Kruckeberg also has been appointed to the editorial board of the Sage Publishing Company's new Series on Public Relations.

.....Leonard Upham, teaching/PLS-received the Karl L. King Distinguished Service Award, the highest award presented by the Iowa Bandmasters Association. The criteria include meritorious achievement in the field of band music, as well as service to the music education profession.