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News About U
Five College of Technology faculty
members have been recognized for teaching
excellence by the National Institute for Staff
and Organizational Development: Thomas
Campbell, Business Technology
Department; Josef Crepeau, Applied
Arts and Sciences Department; Deborah
Fillmore, Health Professions Department;
Penny Jakes, Applied Computing and
Electronics Department; and David
Neu, Industrial Technology Department.
Anthropology and Native American studies
Professor Neyooxet Greymorning has
been invited to deliver a keynote talk at the
Language Without Borders Conference on May 22
in Edmonton, Alberta. On June 10,
Greymorning will deliver the keynote address
at the Alberta Education Conference in Fort
McMurray, Canada. He has also been
invited to be a keynote panelist, should
funding permit,
at the University of Oxford event,
"Human Rights: The World Quest."
Department of History Professor Emeritus
Ken Lockridge has been invited
to speak at the annual meeting of the
American Historical Association, scheduled
for January 2010 in San Diego. Lockridge will
join three other history professors in a
panel discussion titled "Four New England
Towns Turn 40: A Portrait of the New Social
History in Middle Age." The discussion will
celebrate the four professors' seminal books
on early American communities, all of which
were published in 1970.
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Onoue, T. and G.D. Stanley Jr.
2009. "Sedimentary Facies from Upper
Triassic Reefal Limestone of the Sambosan
Accretionary Complex in Japan: Mid-Ocean
Patch Reef Development in the Panthalassa
Ocean." Facies, 54:529-547.
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