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Members of the faculty and staff at St. Lawrence have recently presented work at academic conferences or had work published in journals, while others have work about to be published or presented.

  • Professor of Sociology Kenneth Gould presented a paper titled "The Gods of Small Things: Nanotechnology, Institutional Power and the Environment" at the First International Seminar on Nanotechnology, Society and Environment in Sao Paulo, Brazil, in October of 2004.

  • An essay by Electronice Services Librarian Paul Doty, titled "Spenser and the Selectric II," was published in the Spring 2004 edition of The Leaflet, the journal of the New England Association of Teachers of English.

  • Assistant Professor and Margaret Vilas Chair of History Donna Alvah presented a paper at the 2005 annual meeting of the American Historical Association, titled "Local Views of American Military Families Overseas in the Early Cold War Era." In November of 2004, Alvah was awarded a John F. Kennedy Research Grant for research to be conducted this year at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston.

  • Visiting Assistant Professor of Speech and Theatre Ann Marie Gardinier is scheduled to give two presentations at the upcoming Southeastern Theatre Conference. With three colleagues, Gardinier will participate in a panel on the topic "Making the Transition," dealing with moving from graduate student to educator, theatre professional to educator and large academic department or program to small-college environment. Gardinier will also present, with a colleague, "Directing The Vagina Monolgues: Addressing the Controversy, Making a Difference."

  • The article "Criteria for Replacing Print Journals with Online Journal Resources: The Importance of Sustainable Access," by Collection Development/ Acquisitions Librarian William Walters, appeared in the October 2004 issue of Library Resources and Technical Services.

  • Assistant Professor of Speech and Theatre Traci Fordham-Hernandez presented the paper "Raising Chicanos in the Great White North" at the annual conference of the National Communication Association, in the Latino/a Communication Division, in November of 2004.

    Posted: February 1, 2005

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