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Books
G. Susan Mosley- Howard and Raymond H. Witte, Mental Health Practices in Today's Schools: Issues and Interventions, Springer Publishing Company, October 2014.
Thomas E. Hall, Aftermath: The Unintended Consequences of Public Policies, Cato Institute, September 2014.
Grants
Dana Cox, Nirmala Naresh, Jane Keiser, Suzanne Harper, Beatriz D’Ambrosio, mathematics, and M. Todd Edwards, teacher education, $348,631 from the Ohio Department of Education for "Project DOVETAIL. (Developing Ownership and Vision: Empowering Teachers as Instructional Leaders)."
Presentations
Quanyu Huang, German, Russian, and East Asian Languages, “A Comparison between Chinese and American College Admissions.” Invited presentation at the 2014 China MOE meeting for high school principals, session “Reforming College Admissions in China”
Robert Bodle, (Media Journalism and Film) Adjunct Professor in the Department of Media, Journalism, and Film organized the workshop “Anonymity by Design: Protecting While Connecting” and presented “Anonymity is a Human Right” at the Ninth Annual Internet Governance Forum, September 2-5, 2014, Istanbul, Turkey. Bodle also chaired the workshops, “Human Rights for the Internet: From Principles to Action” and the “Council of Europe Open Forum – Your Internet, Our Aim: Guide Internet Users to Their Human Rights.” Bodle is Co-Chair of the Internet Rights and Principles Dynamic Coalition, which works to uphold human rights on the internet and to root internet governance processes and systems in human rights standards in the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) process. The annual Internet Governance Forum (IGF), convened by the United Nations (UN), is the largest global multi-stakeholder meeting on Internet policy dialogue and draws more than 3,500 participants from governments, civil society, private sector, and the technical community. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3gExVWv_us
Publications
Dave Sauter, Provost and Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs. The Registrar of the Future, in The Handbook of Strategic Enrollment Management; October 2014
Sandra Garner (American Studies Program) (2014). To Come to a Better Understanding: Complicating the "Two-Worlds" Trope (editors James Joseph Buss and C. Joe Genetin-Pilawa) SUNY Press
Recognitions
Theodore C Wagenaar (Sociology-Gerontology) has been invited to join the Measuring College Learning Outcomes Project, sponsored by the Social Science Research Council and funded by the Gates Foundation. The project seeks to establish learning outcomes and assessment mechanisms in six majors, including sociology.
Elizabeth Howard (Computer and Information Technology), and David Woods (Computer and Information Technology) received the Best Paper of the Conference award at the ISECON 2014 Information Systems Educators Conference in Baltimore, MD for their paper "An IT Strategy Course: Why and How." Selection was based on blind review by previous ISECON Best Paper award winners.
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