Paul Turman, Communication Studies, has published "Coaches and Cohesion: The Impact of Coaching Techniques on Team Cohesion in the Small Group Sport Setting," in the Journal of Sport Behavior, volume 6, issue 1. He also published, "Children Are To Be Seen And Not Heard: Silencing Students’ Religious Voices in the University Classroom," in The Journal of Communication and Religion, volume 25, issue 2.

Susan Rochette-Crawley, English Language & Literature, published a paper, “Science and Sentience: Imagination, Space, Time and Optics in Virginia Woolf’s Short Fiction,” in the April issue of the online journal, Philologie im Netz.

Vince Gotera, English Language & Literature, and editor of the North American Review, recently published his poem, “Guard Duty,” in Poets Against the War, a poetry anthology.

Christopher Martin, Communication Studies, had the article “The 1997 United Parcel Service Strike: Framing the Story for Popular Consumption” published in the April 2003 issue of Journal of Communication Inquiry.

Jennie Wang, English Language & Literature, published an essay “Reinterpret Kingston’s Feminist Agenda” in the book Feminie Identities.

Robert A. Schneider, Social Work, has published "Basic Statistic for Social Workers," in University Press of America, 2003.

Katherine van Wormer, Social Work, published an op-ed piece in the Irish Times: "Bush's Thinking Reflects Many Aspects of the Dry Drunk", May 6, 2003, p. 14. This was reprinted in the San Francisco Chronicle, Sunday, May 5, 2003. She and Fred Besthorn have edited an issue on restorative justice for Social Policy Times, Vol.3, 2.(July 2003). This issue included van Wormer's article, "Community Reparation" and Besthorn's article, "Environmental Restoration and Restorative Justice."

Yury Lerner, Industrial Technology, with G.V. Panteleev, published an article, “Magnesium Treatments in Ductile Iron Production”, Part 1, in FOUNDRY Management & Technology, volume 130, number 8, December 2002, pp.25-31 and Part 2, in FOUNDRY Management & Technology, volume 130, number 8, pp.25-31. K. Copi and N. Laukhin, Lerner also published an article, “SiC vs.75%FeSi: Comparing Pre-Inoculation Effect," in Modern Casting, April 2003, pp.29-31.

Thomas Tritle, School of Music, was the featured soloist on Daniel Godfrey's "Shindig," with the UNI Symphonic Band, in the GBPAC's Great Hall on April 9.

Harry Brod, Philosophy & Religion, will be a discussant at the "Voices from the Prairie: 4th Annual Iowa Writers' Celebration" at the University of Iowa in September.

Julie Husband, English Language & Literature, delivered a paper at the "Public Life and the Work of Frederick Douglass" conference in Rochester, N. Y., in March. Husband's paper was titled, “ 'Free Labo' vs. Levelling: Frederick Douglass's Reading of the Post Civil War Urban Landscape."

Roy Behrens, Art, has curated an exhibition of the work of American graphic designer Merle Armitage at the MacNider Art Museum in Mason City.

Joyce Milambiling, English Language & Literature, presented a paper, "What Proficiency in English Can Buy You: The Case of Some Filipino Immigrants in the United States," at an international conference on the linguistic and sociocultural consequences of mobility in Roskilde, Denmark.

Angeleita Floyd, School of Music, hosted and coordinated the 2003 Iowa Flute Festival on UNI's campus, in April. Floyd participated in the panel presentation "The Total Flutist; From flutist to musician," and directed the Northern Iowa Flute Choir.

Paul Turman, Communication Studies, received the Outstanding New Teacher Award at the Central States Communication Association conference in Omaha, Neb. Recipients of this award must be teachers within their first seven years of teaching.

Richard Utz, English Language & Literature, received the UNI Distinguished Scholar Award.

Roy R. Behrens, Art, was nominated for a Communications Design Award, part of the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum's National Design Awards Program. It is one of seven awards given nationally for excellence, innovation and enhancement of the quality of life in the areas of architecture, communications, environment, fashion and product design.

Jergene Delaney, University Health Services, received the Community Service Award at the Nursing Excellence Awards Ceremony May 1, at Allen College. Delaney was nominated for her work in establishing the free community Jubilee Health clinic.

Harry Brod, Philosophy & Religion, has been named to the Board of Directors for Humanities Iowa, a private, non-profit, state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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