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ComD 6200 Internship in the Public Schools Spring 2014 ComD 5900 Observation/Grad School Prep Spring 2014 ComD 6300 Externship in SLP Fall 2013 ComD 6200 Internship in the Public Schools Fall 2013 ComD 5900 Observation/Grad School Prep Fall 2013 ComD 6300 Externship in SLP Summer 2013 ComD 5900 ComD 6200 Observation/Grad School Prep Internship in the Public Schools Summer 2013 Spring 2013
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Lewis, MPH William Engram, MPH June Kim, MHS Preliminary Oral Participation David Fakunle, PhD Candidate (2015) JHU Department of Mental Health Elizabeth Nesoff, PhD Candidate (2014) JHU, Department of Health Policy &Management Qiana Brown , PhD Candidate (2013) JHU Department of Mental Health Smart, DrPH Candidate (2013) Sarah Naeger, PhD Candidate (2013) Sabriya Linton, PhD Candidate (2012) Adam PhD Candidate (2011) JHU Department of Mental Health JHU Department of Mental Health JHU Department of Epidemiology JHU Department of Mental Health Stephanie Farquhar, PhD Candidate (2010) JHU Department of Health, Behavior and Society Camelia Graham, PhD Candidate (2009) JHU Department of Mental Health Alezandria Turner, PhD Candidate (2008) JHU Department of Health, Behavior and Society Stevah Komeh, PhD Candidate (2006) MSU Public Health Program Final Oral Participation David Fakunle, PhD Candidate (2017, Advisor) JHU Department of Mental Health Smart, DrPH (2015, Advisor) Qiana Brown , PhD (2014, Advisor) JHU Department of Mental Health JHU Department of Mental Health Zur, PhD (2012) Adam Milam (2012, Advisor) JHU Department of Mental Health JHU Department of Mental Health Vanessa Kuhn, PhD (2010) Camelia Graham, PhD (2010) JHU Health Policy and Management JHU Department of Mental Health Geoff Severtson, PhD (2008) JHU Department of Mental Health Stevah Komeh, PhD (2007, Advisor) MSU Public Health Program Tiffany McMillan, PhD (2003) MSU Public Health Program Classroom Instruction Jan 2016 – May 2016 Professor: Cultural Factors in Public Health (JHU), enrollment 83 Sept 2015 – Dec 2015 Professor: Public Health Crises in Africa, enrollment 26 Mar 2015 – May 2015 Professor: Drugs, Policy and Society: 150 Years and Beyond, enrollment 28 Jan 2015 – May 2015 Professor: Cultural Factors in Public Health (JHU), enrollment 84 Jan 2015 Professor: Public Health Crises in Africa (JHU Intersession), enrollment 40 Jan 2014 – May 2014 Professor: Cultural Factors in Public Health (JHU), enrollment 75 Jan 2013 – Jan 2016 Professor: History, Culture and Politics (JHU Study Abroad), enrollment 15 Aug 2013 – Oct 2013 Professor: Drug and Alcohol Dependence Epidemiology (JHU), enrollment 35
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Courses Taught: Integrated Seminar II on Child and Youth Services Programs in Child and Family Services College of Social Work, The Ohio State University Spring, 2014 “Research Methods and Design” Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver Spring, 2013 “Policies and Programs for High Risk Youth” Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver Fall, 2012 “Building Resilience: Healthy Development in Childhood” Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver Summer, 2012 “Policies and Programs for High Risk Graduate School of Social work, University of Denver Fall, 2011 Teaching Assistant, “Empirically-Supported Interventions in and Adolescent Mental Health Sections 1 & 2” Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver Winter, 2011 Teaching Assistant, “Research Methods and Design” Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver Spring, 2010 Teaching Assistant, “Policies and Programs for High Risk Youth Sections 1 & 2” Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver Fall, 2010 Teaching Assistant, “Policies and Programs for High Risk Youth” Graduate School of Social Work, University of Denver Fall, 2009 Academic Advising: 20 MSW Students; 9 BSW Students 2013-2014 Field Liaison: 4 MSW Students; 4 BSW Students 2013-2014 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Clinical Practice and Group Work: Therapist 04/08-07/09 National Youth Advocate Program, Cincinnati, Ohio Conducted sexual abuse diagnostic assessments and referred for appropriate treatment. Treated mild to moderate cases of sexual reactive symptoms associated with sexual abuse
Mariegold Wollam (Chair – Psychology Program) – 2013 Rebecca Sax – Psychology Program) – 2014 Maria Alessi (Chair – Psychology Program) – 2015 Jonae Lloyd (Chair- Neuroscience Program) – 2015 Winnie Rao (Chair- Neuroscience Program) – 2015 Jordan Baird (Chair- Neuroscience Program) – 2015 Kaitlin Dlugosz (Advisor: Dr. Kathyrn Roecklein) – 2015 Sara Winter – Psychology Program) – 2015 Shelly Burke (Chair – Neuroscience Program) - 2016 Undergraduate Mentoring 30 undergraduate Psychology and Neuroscience students University of Pittsburgh – Directed Research 1 undergraduate student in internship at Romine Shelter Group Home University of Pittsburgh 18 undergraduate Psychology students University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 1 undergraduate in Psychology Program University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 1 undergraduate Anthropology student University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Research Training Seminars fMRI training seminar – Multimodal neuroimaging training program 2014, 2015 fMRI data analysis seminar at Johns Hopkins U 2007 – 2009 Voxel-based morphometry seminar at Wayne State U. 2005 Voxel-based morphometry seminar at U. of Michigan 2004 Public Outreach Programs Dorm Advisor – Lothrop Hall, University of Pittsburgh 2009 – 2010 Brain Awareness Week – Urbana-Champaign 2006 Professional Memberships Alzheimer’s Association (ISTAART) 2011 – current American Psychological Association (Member) 2009 – current American Psychological Society 2009 – current American College of Sports Medicine 2009 – 2011 Society for Psychophysiological Research 2007 – 2009 Organization for Human Brain Mapping 2005 – current Cognitive Neuroscience Society 2002 – current Society for Neuroscience 2000 – current Clinical Experience Neuropsychological Assessment Practicum 2001 – 2002 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Autistic Treatment Center, Milwaukee, WI 1998 – 1999 Internship at Oxford School for Autistic Children 1998 Professional Services National and International Panels Global Council on Brain Health (2016)
“Dividend Policy, Corporate Governance, and the Capital Markets” with Eun Kang, Presented at the 2007 Southwestern Finance Association Meeting in San Diego, CA (presented by a coauthor) Presented at the 2007 Academy of Finance Meeting in Chicago, IL “Adverse Information and Allocations: Evidence from the Korean Modified Bookbuilding IPOs” with Yong-Cheol Kim, Presented at the 2006 Financial Management Association (FMA) Meeting in Salt Lake City, UT Presented at the 2004 Financial Management Association (FMA) Meeting in New Orleans (under the title of “Information Extraction or Collusion in Modified Bookbuilding IPOs”) “Globalization and Corporate Cash Holdings” with Abbas Noorbakhsh, presented at the 2004 Global Finance Conference in Las Vegas, NV “Monitoring or Control in the Case of Korean IPOs” with Yong-Cheol Kim and Richard D. Marcus, Presented at the 2003 Financial Management Association Meeting in Denver Presented at the 2003 Midwest Finance Association Meeting the title of “Does Group-Affiliation Matter in IPO Pricing?”) (presented by a coauthor) “Value of Majority Ownership in Cross-border Acquisitions” with Wi-Saeng Kim and Yong-Cheol Kim, presented at the 2003 Midwest Finance Association Meeting PRESENTATIONS AT USFSM (Rick’s Café) “Does Corporate Giving Signal Firm Quality?” (2014) “Does Corporate Board Diversity Affect Corporate Payout Policy?” (2012) “The Impact of Operational Diversity on Corporate Philanthropy: An Empirical Study of U.S. Companies” with Kabongo, Jean D (2011) “Determinants of Target Selection and Acquirer Returns: Evidence from Cross-Border Acquisitions.” (2010) PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Associate editor for Global Business and Finance Review, 2015 to now Editorial review board for Global Business and Finance Review, 2014-2014 Proposal reviewer for National Research Foundation of Korea, 2013 Served as an executive board member of the Korea America Finance Association (KAFA), 2004 to 2010 Referee for Journal of Business Ethics, 2015 Referee for the Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies, 2011-2013, 2015
2004 - 2005 The University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA Research Assistant, Personality Assessment Psychology Laboratory Investigated cross-cultural validity of diagnostic criteria for anxiety disorders; proficiently utilized SPSS and MPlus statistical analyses software Teaching and Supervision Experience Dissertation/Qualifying Examination Leadership The University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX 2015 David Johnson (dissertation committee member, complete) 2015- Stefanie Malone (dissertation committee member, in progress) 2015- Julieta Rubio (dissertation chair, in progress) 2015- Courtney Borsuk (dissertation committee member, in progress) 2015- Christine Wong (dissertation committee member, in progress) 2015- Dee (qualifying examination committee, in progress) 2015- Amanda Nevarez (qualifying examination committee, in progress) 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2014, 2015 2014 2013, 2014 2014 2013, 2014 2012, 2013 2012, 2013 2012, 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 Instructor of Record The University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX Couples and Family Counseling Internship in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Consultation and Program Evaluation (service-learning) Relational Communication: Implications for Counseling (independent study) Counseling Practicum Counseling Theories (hybrid) Instructor of Record The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA Live Supervision in Family Counseling Techniques of Counseling Doctoral Teaching Intern The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA Doctoral Internship in Supervision Internship in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Live Supervision in Family Counseling Supervised Practicum in Community Counseling Internship in Family Counseling Marriage and Family Counseling Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy Group Theory and Techniques Techniques of Counseling Masters Student Supervisor The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 2012, 2013, 2014 Family Counseling Clinical Interns New Horizons Family Counseling Center Graduate Assistants 2012, 2013, 2014 School, Clinical Mental Health, and Family Counseling Practicum Students 2012 Counseling Students 2011 Techniques of Counseling Students Doctoral Student Supervisor The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA 2014 2012, 2013, 2014 Doctoral-level Practicum Supervisors Family Counseling Clinical Interns 2012, 2013, 2014 New Horizons Family Counseling Center Graduate Assistants
Curriculum of MAI VAN TRINH Full name: Mai Van Ass. Prof. PhD II. EDUCATION Jan.2003 - Apr.2007: Doctorate programmeat Wageningen University, Wageningen, the Netherlands. Subject: Resource Conservation and Production Ecology Thesis:Soil erosion and Nitrogen leaching, Experiment and modelling. Sep.1998-Apr.2000: Master of SciencesEnvironmental System Analysis and Monitoring, ITC, the Netherlands. Subject: Environmental System Analysis and Monitoring Thesis:Chemical erosion around lake Naivasha, Kenya Oct.1985-Apr.1990: Bachelor of Sciencesin Agronomy, Hanoi Agricultural University No. I,Vietnam. Subject: Soil and Fertilizer Thesis:Study the suitable fertilizer application level in degraded soil in Dong Anh, Ha Noi. III. INTERNATIONAL TRAINING - 1994: Agricultural Extension strategy campaign, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand. - 2002: Using N15 for studying nitrogen fertilizer efficiencies. Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research (MINT), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 2010: Assessing Crop Production, Nutrient Management, Climatic Risk and Environmental Sustainability with Simulation Models at The University of Georgia (UGA), Griffin Campus, Griffin, Georgia, USA from May 10 – 19, 2010. - 2014: Training on the formulation and production of (bio) fertilizer that incorporate biochar for Pilot projects, Phnompeng, Cambodia 3-5 March, 2014 IV. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2013-2015: Project leader of project “Influences of landscape on natural habitat, natural enemies and pests on rice field system in Red River Delta” A joint research with IFPRI and Wageningen University 2013: Project leader of project “Field survey and image classification for biomass estimation, Crop Growth simulation and GHG estimation for in ThanhHoa and Nghe An provinces, a joint research with Applied GeoSolutions, & DNDC Applications, Research and Training, USA 2013: Project leader of project “Economic Viability of Climate Change Mitigation Through the Use Biochar , funded by 2012-2014: Project leaderof project “Developing collection and treatment of crop residue for reducing rural GHG emission in Red River Delta, funded by Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam”
SELECTED HONORS AND AWARDS 2016 Educator of the Year, University of Illinois 2015 List of Teachers Ranked as Outstanding for Undergraduate Teaching, University of Illinois 2015 Professional MBA Teaching Excellence Award, University of Illinois 2013 HPC wire Editor’s Choice Award for best use of high performance computing in financial services 2013 Beckman Fellow, Center for Advanced Studies, University of Illinois at 2013 Domain Champion in Economics, National Science Foundation’s XSEDE program 2013 Best paper award: Mid-Atlantic Research Conference in Finance 2005-2010 Sage Fellowship, Cornell University 2008 American Finance Association travel grant 2007 Speaker for New Student Convocation at Cornell University Invited to deliver the welcome speech to 3,500 new students and their parents on behalf of all Cornell students PAPER PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSIONS 2018 AFA 2017 AEA*, University of Rochester, “Smokey” Mountain Finance Conference, Wabash River Conference 2016 Utah Winter Finance Conference, Texas Finance Festival, AFA*, WFA*, NYU Stern Market Microstructure Conference, Carlson Junior Conference 2015 Harvard Business School and Harvard Department of Economics, Utah Winter Finance Conference, WFA*, Finance Research Association Annual Meeting, SFS Cavalcade, NYU Stern Market Microstructure Meeting, Washington University at St. Louis, FIRS, HEC Lausanne, EPFL, University of Illinois (Economics), University of Notre Dame, Conference on Current Topics in Financial Regulation 2014 AFA, Midway Market Design Workshop at Chicago Booth, University of Notre Dame, HEC Paris, City University of New York, Baruch College, Paris Hedge Fund Conference, University of Illinois, FMA, JP Morgan, IEX Stock Exchange, Office of Financial Research at U.S. Department of Treasury, Conference on Market Fragmentation, Fragility and Fees at University of Maryland and FINRA 2013 AFA, NBER, SEC, CFTC/American University, Michigan State University Conference on Investments and Financial Institutions, University of Illinois, FIRS, CICF, FMA, Mid-Atlantic Research Conference in Finance
2012 AFA, NBER, SFS Cavalcade, University of Toronto, University of Memphis, Annual Central Bank Workshop on Market Microstructure, EFA, FMA 2011 WFA*, NBER, Vienna Graduate School of Finance, Syracuse University, Goldman Sachs, NASDAQ and State University of New York at Buffalo 2010 University of Illinois, University of Utah, Southern Methodist University and Barclays Capital 2009 Cornell University Johnson School of Management (* Presentation by Co-authors)
position statements on current cancer research progress and identify priority areas for future research. Honors and Awards Health Research Council of New Zealand Postgraduate/Doctoral Scholarship 1994-1997 John Young Award for Excellence in Cancer Research 2002 Special Recognition Award, American Cancer Society, 2008 Mellon Mentoring Award, Mentoring Graduate Students, University of Southern California, 2014 Professional Affiliations International Australasian Epidemiological Association, 1994- Public Health Association of New Zealand, 1994- International Epidemiological Association, 1994- International Society for Twin Studies, 1999- American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1999- Society for Epidemiologic Research, 2002- International Society for Environmental Epidemiology, 2005- Society for Melanoma Research, 2006- Member of the American College of Epidemiology (ACE), 2008- Professional Leadership and Service Departmental Advisory Committee to the Chair, Department of Preventive Medicine, USC Keck School of Medicine, 2012 – 2013 Education Committee, Department of Preventive Medicine, USC Keck School of Medicine, 2012 – 2016 Faculty Appointments and Promotions Committee, Spatial Sciences Institute, USC/Dornsife, 2012 – 2016 Faculty Appointments and Promotions Committee, Preventive Medicine, USC/Keck School of Medicine, 2013 – 2016 University Scientific Director, Los Angeles Cancer Surveillance Program, Los Angeles, CA, July 2010 – present Associate Director (Keck School of Medicine), Spatial Sciences Institute, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, July 2010 – present Member, University of Southern California/Los Angeles County Institutional Review Board, 2009 – present Ad hoc Vice Chair, University of Southern California/Los Angeles County Institutional Review Board, 2011 – present Member, NEIHS Southern California Environmental Health Sciences Center, 2003 – present Member, Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center, 2004 – present Member, University of Colorado Comprehensive Cancer Center, 2016 – present Community
3. Committee Member: Ms. Abhilasha Ramasamy Graduation Date: August 2009 Thesis Title: Patient Adherence to Chronic Disease Medications in a Medication Therapy Management Program in Lucas County, Ohio 4. Major Advisor: Ms. Maithili Deshpande Graduation Date: May 2009 Thesis Title: Medication Utilization and Adherence Patterns Among Toledo/Lucas County CareNet Patients 5. Advisor: Mr. Yanjun Zhang Graduation Date: May 2009 Thesis Title: Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Quality of Health Care among Adults with Diabetes in the United States 6. Advisor: Ms. Christina Springer Graduation Date: May 2008 Thesis Title: Prescription Medication Needs Assessment of Toledo/Lucas County CareNet Patients 7. Major Advisor: Ms. Lin Zhan Graduation Date: May 2008 Thesis Title: Effect of Demographic and Socioeconomic Variables on Healthcare Resource Utilization and Expenditures for Breast Cancer Patients using MEPS 2004 8. Major Advisor: Mr. Robert Bechtol Graduation Date: December 2007 Thesis Title: Job Satisfaction of Pharmacy Technicians 9. Major Advisor: Mr. Jagannath Muzumdar Graduation date: May 2006 Thesis title: Assessing change in cultural competence knowledge and confidence of pharmacy students 10. Major Advisor: Ms. Zaina Qureshi Graduation date: May 2006 Thesis Pharmacists’ counseling practices for obese patients 11. Major Advisor: Ms. Youngsook Chung Graduation date: May 2006 Thesis A systematic review of diabetes management programs as a strategy for clinical outcomes improvement and cost containment 12. Committee Member: Ms. Yue Guo Graduation date: May 2005 Thesis title: Assessing pharmacists’ cultural competence across cultural barriers 13. Committee Member: Ms. Ruba Nazzal Graduation date: May 2005 Thesis Community pharmacists’ perceptions of effects of electronic prescribing on their professional roles 14. Committee Member: Ms. Amrita Prasad Graduation date: May 2005 Thesis title: Evaluation of cost-savings and member satisfaction with alternative three-tier prescription benefit plan designs
New York Speech and Hearing Association 1976-78; 2001- Member Program Committee 2008-2009 Member Audiology Program Committee 2011- Ohio Speech and Hearing Association 1977-82 Member Audiologic Affairs Committee 1979-1981 Ohio Council on Audiology 1977-82 Member Task Force on Early Identification of Hearing Loss in Infants 1979-1981 Acoustical Society of America 1977-85 American Auditory Society 1980 Connecticut Speech and Hearing Association 1983-96 American Academy of Audiology Fellow 1989- Member Honors and Awards Committee 2003-2005 Association for Research in Otolaryngology 1997-
invited speaker 1992 Invited lecture International Society for Research 1992 seminar European Society of Cardiology 1993 seminar European Society of Cardiology 1997 seminar Department of Medicine, Emory University 1998 seminar CR BARD, Inc 2000, March Invited Lecture Angiogenesis Symposium ACC, Anaheim 2000, July Seminar Genzyme, Inc 2000, August Invited Lecture Remodeling Symposium ESC, Amsterdam 2000, October Seminar TCT, Washington 2000, November Invited Lecture AHA, New Orleans 2001, June Lecture NIH, tissue engineering conference (BECON) 2001, June Seminar Procter&Gamble, Cincinnati 2001, August Invited Lecture MIT, Cambridge 2001, August Invited Lecture MICABG workshop, Lisbon 2001, October Invited Lectures PR39 symposium, Hanover, NH 2002, April Invited Lectures SPF gemeinschaft, Ulm, Germany 2002, November Invited Lectures BTCG pre AHA symposium, Chicago, IL 2002, November submission AHA 2002, Chicago, IL 2002, December Invited Lecture Netherlands society of microcirculation 2003, January Invited Lecture St Gerlach symposium on Vascular Biology 2003, April Invited Lecture 2nd International Russel Ross symposium, Ulm 2003, August Invited Lecture ESC, Vienna 2003, November Invited Lecture BTCG pre AHA symposium, Orlando, Fl 2004, May Seminar Philips Medical Research 2004, Oct Invited Lecture SESI/ETES Lausanne 2004, Nov Panel member BTCG pre AHA symposium, Chicago, IL 2005, July Invited Faculty Dartmouth summer school 2005, Nov Invited Lecture SERA conference Bucharest 2006, May Chair Angiogenesis Workshop 2006, May Chair IVMB, Noordwijkerhout 2006, Nov 2008, Febr 2008, Oct 2009, April 2009, Oct 2010, Febr 2009-2010 Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Invited Lecture Numerous interviews TV, radio, magazines symposium Eindhoven 15th international LDDR, Geneva PhD course Coeur, Rotterdam Symposium vasc GNK Groningen PhD course Coeur, Rotterdam Afscheidssymposium Jos Spaan, Amsterdam invitromeat 2011 Invited Lecture TEDx Brainport 2020 Eindhoven 2011 Invited Lecture Boerhaave museum 2011 Invited Lecture Cardiovascular Grand Rounds (MUMC)
CURRICULUM VITAE Elicka Peterson-Sparks Work Address: Appalachian Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice 2034 Anne Belk Hall—ASU Box 32107 Home Address: 461 Summit Rise Drive Boone, North Carolina 28607 Telephone: Work: 828.262.6169 Home: 828.264.9002 Fax: 828.262.2947 E-mail: or petersnes@appstate.edu _______________________________________________________________________ Education Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy in Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of —. May 2002. Dissertation: Varieties of Self-Help in Intimate Partner Homicide. M.A. Criminology and Criminal Justice, of —. May 1998. B.S. Criminology and Criminal Justice, of —. May 1996 (Summa Cum Laude). Areas of Research Interest Theory Religion and crime Situational contexts of crime Interpersonal violence Integrated methodologies
Scientist C at CSIR-National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi since December 2010- September 2015, at CSIR-National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi, India Scientist C from June 2008 to December 2010 at CSIR- National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, India Scientist fellow (under Quick-hire scheme) (from August 2006 to June 2008) National Institute of Oceanography, Goa Postdoctoral Research Scientist at School for Marine Sciences & Technology, New Bedford, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth USA from 2004-2006 Postdoctoral fellow at Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, Mainz, Germany from 2002-2003 Research interests- Past climate / Monsoon variability on different timescales. Tracing past environmental changes using isotopic ratio tracers (e.g. 15N/14N, 13C/12C, 34S/32S) in tandem with other biotic / abiotic proxies. Palaeo –environmental, –agricultural, and –cultural variability reconstructions using multiple geochemical and isotopic tracers. Technical Expertise- Stable isotope mass-spectrometry. Radiocarbon dating. Wet chemical methods / digestion schemes for measurements of major and trace element abundances in geological/ environmental samples. Projects involved – Tracing palaeo-anthropogenic activities from vicinity of archaeological sites of India to nurture information exploitable for Anthropocene Multi-elemental (Carbon, Nitrogen and Sulfur) isotopic characterization of atmospheric aerosols for quantitative source-apportionment and assessment of secondary transformations. Membership of academic, scientific and professional bodies- Fellow of Indian Geophysical Union, Hyderabad, India Fellow of Earth Science Society India
2009. Wolterstorff’s critique of the reformational view of scholarship in his essay On ChristianLearning. Koers, 74(3):387-407. 2010. Interaction and antithesis in reformational scholarship. Acta academica, 42(1):1-25. 2010. Traces of neo-Calvinism in France and Italy. Koers, (Special Edition: Essays dedicated to Prof. B.J. van der Walt: “Scholarship in the light of the morning star”), 75(1):149-172. Forthcoming: (the year refers to submission) 2009. The role of the Bible in reformational philosophy: historical and systematic notes (In die Skriflig notice 25 Nov. 2009). 2010. Towards a theory of presuppositions: kuyperian contributions. Koers, (publication notice 15 Sept. 2010) Papers delivered (List papers over the last three years) International papers: National papers: 2007, January 17-19. “Objectivity under attack? The role of pre-scientific presuppositions in (philosophy of) science”. Annual conference of the Philosophical Society of Southern Africa – Stellenbosch University, Philosophy department. 2007, May 24. “Presuppositions versus objectivity? A conflict in late-modern philosophy of science”. The H.G. Stoker’s Lectures – Potchefstroom Campus of the University. 2010, January 20-22. “The progress of scientific knowledge: evolution, revolution or involution?”Annual conference of the Philosophical Society of Southern Africa – Monash University, Johannesburg.
– He was awarded with the Board Certificate of the European Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery and Associate Professor’s Degree upon his success in the relevant examination in the same year. – In 2002, he organized the European Thoracic Surgery Annual Congress organized for the first and only time in our country and chaired its Scientific Committee. – Between 2003 and 2007, he taught in the European Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery School located in Bergamo, Italy. – Since 2007, he has been providing theoretical lessons at the ESTS School of Thoracic Surgery located in Elancourt, France and also providing training at the animal laboratory for closed operations at this school. – In 2007, he was appointed as the director of the European Thoracic Surgery School of which he is a founding member and is currently the director and instructor of this school. – In 2007, he chaired Turkish Thoracic Surgery Competency Board. – He was awarded with professor’s degree in 2008. – He was invited to and participated in nearly 40 scientific meetings as speaker or moderator in various countries of the world. – In 2011, he chaired the Selective Committee of the European Society for Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery. – He was invited and participated in the examination jury consisting of 6 members for the Board Examinations of the European Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery organized in different countries of Europe once every year for a period of 9 years. – He chaired the Scientific Board of the 6th Turkish Thoracic Surgery Congress organized in 2011. AWARDS Istanbul Governorship, Medical Service, Letter of Appreciation, 2007 Best verbal presentation award: Society for Lung Cancers, 3rd Annual Congress, 2008. Istanbul Governorship, Medical Service, Letter of Appreciation, 2008 Best verbal presentation award: Turkish Respiratory Researches Association, 31st Annual Congress, Izmir, 2009. MEMBERSHIP European Society of Thoracic Surgeons (Former President) International Society for Lung Cancer Turkish Thoracic Surgery Association Turkish Thoracic Association Turkish Respiratory Researches Association
PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT University Committees Member, College of Communications Marketing Team, 2011-present Faculty Adviser, Graduate Student Forum, 2011-present Member, World Campus Search Committee for the Assistant Director of Faculty Development, 2011 Faculty liaison, Communications Graduate Forum, 2010-present Member, World Campus Faculty Development Advisory Board, 2010-present Member, PSU Online Coordinating Council, 2010-present Member, PSU Online Subcommittee for Faculty Development, 2010-present Member, College of Communications Executive Committee, 2010-present University Judicial Council, James Madison University, 1998-2008 Member, Assistant Director of Orientation Search Committee, 2007 Member, Assistant Director of Technology in Residence Life Search Committee, 2007 Member, Madison Family Connection Committee, 2006-2007 Member, Madison Presidential Commission, 2006 Member, Director of Judicial Affairs Search Committee, 2006 Member, Assistant Director of Judicial Affairs Search Committee, 2006 Member, Student Affairs Web Consultation Committee, 2005-2008 Member, Presidential Council on Diversity, 2004 Member, Presidential Commission on Diversity, 2003 Member, Information Technology Portal Steering Committee, 2005 Chair, University Unions Celebration Committee, 2004-2005 Member, Information Technology Program Review, 2004 Member, Student Affairs Marketing Committee, 2002-2004 Member, Associate Director of Judicial Affairs Search Committee, 2001 Chair, University Unions Student Supervisor's Committee, 2001-2003 Chair, University Information Task Force, 1998-1999 Member, Madison 250th Birthday Celebration Committee, James Madison University, 2004 Chair, Professional Development Committee - Hampshire College Member, Orientation Steering Committee - Hampshire College Professional Service Alternative Spring Break Learning Partner, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 From the Desk of Mis*Information, Articles, Student Affairs Newsletter, 2003-present Advisor, Student Ambassadors, James Madison University, 1999-2004 Collegiate Information and Visitor Services Association Executive Board, Regional Director, 2001-2003 Virginia Association of Student Personnel Administrators Conference Steering Committee, 1999-2001
Accomplishments COSTEP Sanitarian (120 days) O-1 Billet Indian Health Service Jul 1997–Jan 1998 OEH&E, Manlius, New York Duties/Collateral Activities Accomplishments Officership & Service Environmental Health Officer Professional Advisory Committee Voting Member of the EHOPAC – FDA representative Date(s) EHOPAC Career Development Subcommittee Date(s) Chair EHOPAC Marketing and Recruiting Subcommittee Date(s) Recruit an EHO (RAE) Workgroup Color Guard Date Professional Memberships National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) Date-Present Uniformed Services Affiliate Junior Officer Advisory Committee (JOAG) Leadership Roles Professional Development (PD) Committee, Member Date Professional Development Committee Date Chair EHOPAC liaison to JOAG Date Commissioned Officer Association (COA) & PHS Leadership Roles EHO Category Day, Presenter Date EHO Category Day Planner Date COA Member Date Local Branch Member Guard Division Member Date
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Supervised employee benefits survey project (September 2000 – December 2000). Conducted annual resource utilization project (2001-present). Assessment Solutions Incorporated Participated in assessment center for managers in high-tech industry (1997 – 1999). Jewish Community of Southwestern Washington Developed membership survey to determine viability of Jewish congregation in Vancouver, WA (October 2000 – March 2001). Housing Authority of Portland Conducted job analyses for series of Housing Authority jobs (August-December 2000). Multnomah County Department of Community and Family Services Supervised task analysis process for two proposed human resource jobs (Summer 1997). Supervised assessment (Winter 1998) and development of training modules (Spring 1998) for new supervisors. Evaluated and revised new employee orientation program (Spring 1999). Supervised task analysis process for new human resource job (Summer 1999). City of Louisville, KY Evaluation of police officer recruitment and selection system (1996, 1998, 1999). Intel Corporation Supervised evaluation of new employee orientation/training program. Included the development of evaluation survey to be used at multiple Intel sites and technical report (Winter 1997). American Tescor Consultant to local test development company on personnel selection test development and validation projects (1995-2000). Loyola University Executive Development Program Taught workshops in Human Resource Management for certificate program (1991-1994). Taught course in government Human Resource Management for city managers (1993). American Telephone and Telegraph Assisted in data collection for personnel selection test validation project. (1986). East Rouge Parish Library
Group Award: “A Dual Effect of the Novel Syntetic SOD Mimetics in Cancer Therapy” 2000 - 2005 Investigator NIH CA42745: “Hyperthermia and Perfusion Effects in Cancer Therapy” 2000 - 2001 Principal Investigator AlzaPharmaceutucals, Inc.: “Assessment of radioprotective effect of amifostine on radiation-induced lung injury” 2001- 2003 Principal Investigator Varian Biosinergy Inc.: “New methods for prediction of lung injury” 2001 - 2003 Principal Investigator Aeolus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.: “ Effects of a novel superoxide dismutase mimetics on radiation-induced lung injury and tumor response” 2002 – 2004 Principal Investigator Inc.: “Assessment of radioprotective effect of KGF on lung injury” 2002-2005 Investigator NIH CA69579-06: “Radiation-induced whole and regional lung injury in humans” 2004 – 2005 Co-Principal Investigator Genzyme: “TGF-beta antibodies as a means to reduce radiation induced lung injury” 2002 – 2006 Principal Investigator NIH 1R44-CA-96245: “Radiation Protection/Cancer Therapy with an SOD Mimetic” 7/1/03-7/31/07 Principal Investigator Mechanism of hypoxia mediated radiation lung injury NIH R01-CA98452-04 Total Project Costs: $1,369,800 2004-2007 Principal Investigator Biogen: “Using Anti-TGFbeta small molecules to prevent radiation therapy (RT) pneumonitis” 2004-2007 Co-Principal Investigator Amgen: “Preclinical evaluation of Palifyermin (rHuKGF) mediated esophageal radioprotection” induced induced
“Structural and electronic origin of the magnetic structures in hexagonal LuFeO3”, invited talk at the oxide workshop in University of Buffalo, May 2014, Buffalo, NY. “Interface enhanced functionalities in BaTiO3/CaTiO3 superlattices”, invited talk in American physical society march meeting, March 2014, Denver. “Order-N exact exchange and its applications in advanced electronic and molecular structure modeling of liquids”, PACS seminar of ETH, September 2013, ETH, Zürich, Switzerland. “Linear scaling exact exchange in advanced modeling of ab initio studies of liquids”, Temple and NIMS Japan exchange program, December 2013, NISM, Tsukuba, Japan. “Ab initio studies of ionization potentials of hydrated hydroxide and hydronium”, Keynote speaker of CPMD 2013 conference in Germany, September 2013, Lepzig, Germany. “Ab initio Studies of Ionization Potentials of Hydrated Hydroxide and Hydronium”, CMCSN workshop, June 2013, UC Davis, CA. “Linear scaling method of exchange -- towards better understandings of electronic and molecular structures in liquids”, Department seminar, May 2013, Wisconsin Madison. “Functional oxide thin-films by interface design”, LSM seminar, December 2012, Rutgers, NJ. “Interface Enhancement of Spin-Lattice Coupling in Oxide Superlattices”, Novel Electronic Devices Based on Coupled Phase Transitions Workshop, January 2011, Arlington, VA. “X-Ray Absorption Signatures of the Molecular Environment in and Ice”, CMCSN conference, December 2011, Princeton NJ.
Puzzles in Search of an Answer from Political Scientists (with Apologies to Pirandello).” PS: Political Science and Politics, 37 (2), April 2004: 225-229 “On the Social Science Wars,” Daedalus, 133 (1), winter 2004: 91-94 “Social Class in Public Schools.” Journal of Social Issues, 59 (4), November 2003: 821-840 “Public Schools and the American Dissent, 48 (4), fall 2001: 35-42 “The Strange Career of Affirmative Action.” Ohio State Law Journal, 59 (3), winter 1998: 997-1038 "American Racial and Ethnic Politics in the 21st Century: A Cautious Look Ahead." in Brookings Review. 16 (2), spring 1998: 43-46 Reprinted in Charles Gallagher, ed., Rethinking the Color Line: Readings in Race and Ethnicity. Mayfield Publishing Company, 1999, pp. 541-549 “Race, Class, and American Polarities,” The Good Society, 7 (1), winter 1998 “Poll Trends: Governance and Reform of Public Education in the United States,” with Bridget Scott. Public Opinion Quarterly, 62 (1), spring 1998: 79-120 “Is School Desegregation Still a Viable Policy Option?” PS: Political Science and Politics, 30 (3), September 1997: 458-466 “When on Race Don’t Help Us Know the Truth,” Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, 12, Summer 1996: 69-73 "American Racial Paradoxes," Polling Report, 11 (23), December 4, 1995: 1ff "Affirmative Action and the Rumor of Black Inferiority." Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, 8, Summer 1995: 64-65 "The Political Contingency of Public Opinion, or What We Make of the Declining Faith of Middle-Class African Americans?" PS: Political Science and Politics, 27 (1), March 1994: 35-38 "Only One Oar in the The Political Failure of School Desegregation in Yonkers, New York," with Judith Failer and Anna Harvey. Educational Policy, 7 (3), September 1993: 276-296 "The Word American Ends in ‘I Can’: The Ambiguous Promise of the American William and Mary Law Review, 34, fall 1992: 139-170
PERSONAL INFORMATION Zoran Wittine Faculty of Economics & Business Trg J. F. Kennedyja 6, 10 000 , 00 385 01 238 3333 zwittine@efzg.hr www.efzg.unizg.hr/zwittine POSITION Assistant Professor at Department of International Economics WORK EXPERIENCE 2006.-2015. Assistant Professor University of Zagreb Faculty of Economics & Business 2005.-2006. Consultant McKinsey&Company EDUCATION 2010.-2012. PhD University of Zagreb Faculty of Economics & Business 2006.-2010. Master of Science University of Zagreb Faculty of Economics & Business 2000.-2004. Bachelor of Science University of Zagreb Faculty of Economics & Business TRAINING 2013. Advanced Program in Business Innovation Institute, Zagreb 2009. Project and process risk management Menadžment centar Oskar, Zagreb 2009. Analysis and Management of Financial Risk London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK. 2006. Zabinki Summer Camp Warsaw, Poland 2005. International Institute for Political and Economic Studies Georgetown University, Greece 2004. Danubia Summer University CEE
VOLUNTEER WORK 2003-2011 UCF/USPS Salarv Review Board • Review Confidential Special Pay Increases requested by USPS Supervisors • Participate monthly along with HR Compensation and Members on the Board, to Review Submissions, Analyze criteria and vote to approve or disapprove request 2002-2007 Coordinator. Florida State Emplovees Charitable Campaign 2002 and 2003 Captain, American Cancer Society, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA -Office of Research • Implement leadership skills to mobilize, recruit, develop and partner with community volunteer leaders to implement special events, program and advocacy activities • Create and develop promotional ideas • Assist in coordinating the camp site at the University of Central Florida's • Fundraising and Community Organization 2002 American Heart Association's Heart Walk, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL Office of Research • Create and develop promotional ideas • Planning and coordination of walkers • Fundraising and Community Organization REFERENCES References are available upon request.
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NOTICE OF CONTRACTING OPPORTUNITY APPLICATION FOR NAVY CONTRACT POSITIONS DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGIST, NAVAL HOSPITAL BREMERTON, WA REQUIREMENTS PACKAGE- CW-01-14 04/11/2014 THIS IS NOT A CIVIL SERVICE POSITION I. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: CUTOFF DATE AND TIME FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS 3:00 PM EST ON OR BEFORE Friday, 25 April 2014. SEND APPLICATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS: NAVAL MEDICAL LOGISTICS COMMAND ATTN: CODE 023W 693 NEIMAN STREET FORT DETRICK, MD 21702-9203 E-MAIL: Acquisitions@med.navy.mil IN SUBJECT LINE REFERENCE: “CODE 023W” A. NOTICE. This position is set-aside for an individual Diagnostic Radiologist only. Applications from companies will not be considered; additionally, applications from active duty Navy personnel, civilian employees of the Navy, or persons currently performing medical services under other Navy contracts will not be considered without the prior approval of the Contracting Officer. The Government’s intent is to make one selection from this notice. B. POSITION SYNOPSIS. DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGIST. The Government is seeking to place under contract an individual who holds a current unrestricted license to practice as a Diagnostic Radiologist in any one of the 50 States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam or the U.S. Virgin Islands. This individual must also (1) meet all the requirements contained herein; and (2), competitively win this contract award (See Sections II.D and II.E). The Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) wherein services shall be provided is the Naval Hospital Bremerton, WA You shall provide services in the Radiology Department at the Naval Hospital Bremerton, WA You shall normally provide services for an 8.5-hour shift (to include an uncompensated .5-hour meal break) three days per week during the period from 0700 to 1900 hours, Monday through Friday as scheduled by the supervisor. The normal compensated duty hours shall not exceed 96 hours per 4-week period. Specific hours shall be scheduled one month in advance by the Department Head. Any changes shall be coordinated between the HCW and the Government.