Connelly, Steve. Review in Journal of the American Planning Association (JAPA) 70. Summer 2004: 364. Davies, Andrew. “Theology, Theory and Urban Practice,” in Reports, Interviews, Reviews, City 7. November 2003: 419-423. Henderson, Harold. Review in Planning 70. March 2004: 39-40. Hoch, Charles. Review in Journal of Planning Education and Research 24. Winter 2004: 219-221. Natural Resources Journal 43. Fall 2003: 1304. Of Routledge 2005 book: Pratt, Lloyd. “New Orleans and its Storm: Exception, Example, or Event?” American Literary History 19. Spring 2007: 251-265. Michna, Catherine. “A New New Urbanism for a New New Orleans,” American Quarterly 58. December 2006: 1207-1216. Citations (selected) Grewcock, Duncan, “Museum of Cities and Urban Futures,” Museum International 58 (September 2006): 32-42. Jensen, Ole B., Professor of Theory, Head of Doctoral School in Planning and Development, Department of Architecture and Design, Aalborg University (Denmark). “Culture Stories: Towards a Narrative Understanding of Cultural and Creative Urban Branding,” at Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP) conference. Vienna, July 2005. Rothstein, Edward. “What Should a City Be? Redesigning an Ideal,” New York Times. January 24, 2004: Arts pp.1 and 9. Thomas, June Manning. “Neighborhood Planning: Uses of Oral History,” Journal of Planning History 2. February 2004: 50-70. 3. Grants (See Honors and Awards above.) External: Humanities Iowa $1,000 Internal: All the rest 4. Funding Proposals Submitted But Not Funded National Endowment for the Humanities Guggenheim 5. Invited Lectures and Conference Presentations (since tenure)
Fall 1998 8:179 Literature and Society: The US in the 40s and 50s 18 8:114 American Regional Literature: New Orleans in the 20th Century 23 Students Supervised (since tenure) DEGREE OBJECTIVE STUDENT NAME OUTCOME PhD Dissertation Advisees David Barrett Gough [American Studies] 2011- Prospectus 2011; Seashore/Ballard Fellowship PhD 2013 with Peter Nazareth*** Steven Almquist [English and Crossing Borders] 2004-2008 tt-asst prof, Spring Hill College 2008 defense 2007 Ballard/Seahsore Fellow Patrick [American Studies] 2004-2008 tt-asst prof, Coe College, 2008- 2008 defense 2007 Coe Fellowship with Tom Lutz*** Keith Wilhite [English] 2003-2007 2011 tt College; 2007 defense post-doc Duke 2007- 2005-06 Seely Fellow; with Claire Fox*** Amy Spellacy [English] 2001-06 2006 Defense: lecturer in history and literature, Harvard University; 2004-05 Seashore/Ballard Laura Dubek [English] 1997-2000 1999-2000 Seely Fellow; changed advisers 2000 Markha Valenta [American Studies] 1996-99 1999 Defense
*Patrick [American Studies] 1999-2003 2003 Exam Passed *Keith Wilhite [English] 1999-2003 2003 Exam Passed *Sean Scanlan [English] 1999-2002 2002 Exam Passed *Michael Cooper [English] 1996-2002 2002 Exams Failed Michael Germana 2001-2002 2002 Exams Passed *Isiah Lavender [English] 2000-2001 2001 Exams Passed *Amy Spellacy [English] 1998-2001 2001 Exams Passed *Mary Crippen [American Studies] 1999 1999 Exams Passed Jennifer Rasin [American Studies] 1997-98 1998 Exams Passed Independent Study (graduate and recent) Erica Damman [Interdisciplinary/Environmental Humanities] and Nick Cooley [English] Fall 2013 Completed fall 2013 Eric Siegel [English], Jessica Wilson [MFA], Barrett [American Studies], Spring 2010 Completed 2010 Erica Hannickel [American Studies] Spring 2005 2005 Completed Jing Huang [Cinema and Comparative Literature] Fall 2006, Spring 2007 Master’s M.F.A. (nonfiction thesis defense) Clint Peters 2012-2013 Defense, April 2013 Susan Herrick Siu 2007 2007 MFA degree M.A.T. Victoria Krajewski [English Education] 1999 1999 Exams passed, teaching position in Washington, IA Undergraduate Independent Study• (selected) Spellman 2003 (summer) 2003 Independent Study of Main Street concept as part of internship at Museum to the Small Town,