2012 Scholars Celebration
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The document summarizes scholarly activities at Marymount College Library from April 2012. It includes: 1) Four presentations given at various conferences on topics like student research narratives and millennial characteristics. 2) Highlights of recent publications by faculty including books and journal articles. 3) Updates on current research and works in progress by additional faculty. 4) Details of art exhibitions by a faculty member at galleries in Colombia and California. 5) Nominees for the Student Scholar Award and short descriptions of their projects.
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This curriculum vitae summarizes Todd L. Sandel's educational and professional background. It lists that he received his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2000. It details his current position as Associate Professor at the University of Macau since 2012. It also provides a lengthy publication list of his books, journal articles, and conference presentations on language, culture, and communication topics related to Taiwan and Asia.
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Guidelines:
You need to use at least 7 scholarly references.
Use the Harvard referencing system for intext references and Reference List (details available on the Library webpage).
Upload your essay via BlackBoard. Please insert the Assignment cover sheet at the start of your essay document.
Topic 1:
Is globalisation leading to a single, homogenised global society and culture? What does the idea of multiple modernities contribute to debate on this question?
To address this topic adequately, you need to:
· present the idea that globalisation is leading to social and cultural homogenization
· outline the multiple modernities perspective’s view on the issue
· provide empirical evidence to support your argument. This should draw on material presented in the case studies of multiple modernities we have covered in the unit. Evidence of homogenisation may also be relevant to your argument.
Topic 2:
Case Study of a non-European experience of modernisation and modernity. To what extent has modernisation involved westernisation?
To address this topic adequately, you need to:
· present the broad contours of ‘classical’ modernisation’ theory and its expectations about the outcome of modernization
· outline the multiple modernities perspective’s critique of classical modernisation theory
Tips:
Make sure you address all of the components of the question.
You will find relevant references in the weekly ‘Lecture Notes and Reading’, and ‘Further Reading’.
When reading for your essay, focus on the topic and the information that is relevant to it. You do not have to digest the entire article if it is not relevant. Rather, your efforts should be directed towards identifying relevant sections and making sure you understand them.
Arnason, J P 1999 ‘East Asian Approaches: Region, History and Civilization’, Thesis Eleven, Vol.57(1), p.97-112
Arnason, JP 2007 ‘Civilizational analysis: a paradigm in the making’, in Robert Holton (ed) World Civilizations, in Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS), Developed under the Auspices of the UNESCO, EOLSS Publishers, Oxford, UK, http://www.eolss.net
Asad, T 1997, 'Europe against Islam: Islam in Europe', Muslim World, vol. 87, no. 2, p. 183.
Baykan, A and R Robertson 2002 ‘Spatializing Turkey’ in Ben-Rafael, E & Sternberg, Y (eds) Identity, Culture and Globalization, Brill, Leiden, pp3-17.
Ben-Rafael, E & Sternberg, Y (eds), 2002 'Analyzing our Time,' in Identity, Culture and Globalization, Brill, Leiden, pp3-17
Ben-Rafael, E and Y Sternberg (eds) 2002, Identity, Culture and Globalization (Annals of the International Institute of Sociology, 8), Brill, Leiden.
Ben-Rafael, ES and Y Sternberg 2005. Comparing Modernities: Pluralism Versus Homogenity. Essays in Homage to Shmuel N. Eisenstadt, Brill, Leiden
Delanty, G 2003, 'The Making of a Postwestern Europe: A Civilizational Analysis', Thesis Eleven, vol. 72, no. 1, pp. 8-25
Delanty, G 2005 Handbook of contemporary European and Social Theor.
Cjtcv62214
This curriculum vitae summarizes the educational and professional experience of Cynthia Truelove. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from Johns Hopkins University in 1989, with a focus on comparative and international development. Her professional experience includes positions as a research director, senior water policy analyst, consultant, and principal of her own company. She has published extensively on topics related to water, energy, and environmental policy and conducted research with universities and governmental agencies.
Publications
1. Tobias Hübinette is an expert on issues related to international adoption and representations of adopted Koreans. He has authored several monographs and edited publications on this topic.
2. Some of his publications include monographs on representations of international adoption and adopted Koreans in Korean popular culture from 2006 and 2008. He has also authored or co-authored reports on topics such as demography of immigrant populations in Sweden.
3. In addition to authored works, Hübinette has contributed chapters to various edited books, and edited several publications, focusing on issues related to international adoption, representations of ethnic minorities, and racism.
Tapping Outside Interest in SC v2 s
This document discusses collaborative outreach efforts at Pitts Theology Library's Special Collections. It presents three case studies of partnerships: 1) with faculty and students on an exhibit of Passover Haggadahs, 2) with an outside organization, the Grolier Club, on an exhibit of book artist David Parsons, and 3) with outside individuals to provide special collections tours for various groups. It concludes by discussing lessons learned and benefits of collaborative outreach for special collections libraries.
Orbis Pictus, Sibert, YALSA
This document provides information about several awards that recognize excellence in children's and young adult nonfiction literature:
- The Orbis Pictus Award recognizes outstanding nonfiction books for children ages 5-13. It lists past winners and honor books from 2010-2014.
- The Sibert Medal is awarded annually to the most distinguished informational book published in English for children. It also lists past winners and honor books from 2010-2014.
- The YALSA Award for Excellence in Nonfiction recognizes the best nonfiction book published for young adults ages 12-18. It provides details on past winners and finalists from 2010-2014.
Cara Erdheim Kilgallen_CV
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- 1. Scholars Celebration 2012 Marymount College Library
- 2. Public Presentations Melanie Sellar and Mary McMillan (Library) with Patrick McMahon and Andrew Ogilvie (English) presented: Intentionality and Visibility: Assessing the Research Process through Student Research Narratives (April 2012, San Diego) California Academic & Research Libraries Conference
- 3. Public Presentations Michael Fileta and Erin Martinez (Residential Life) presented: Insights into the Millenial Mind: Discover which Millenial Characteristics are prominent on your campus (April 2012, Pomona, CA) 2012 Western Association of College and University Housing Officers
- 4. Public Presentations Dacoury Natche (Residential Life) presented: Identity Expectations that are not on Your Resume (April 2012, Pomona, CA) 2012 Western Association of College and University Housing Officers
- 5. Public Presentations Stephen Koletty (Global Studies) presented: The Secret Life of Maps (New York, NY) The Association of American Geographers 2012 Annual Meeting
- 6. Current Research & Publications Levonian, G. (2011). Oz & Ends: Wisdom from the Emerald City. Duncan, OK: BearManor Media. “Greg Levonian discusses the simple yet profound wisdom found in Baum's brilliant novels. Each chapter explores concepts such as the heart, the mind, courage, adventure, friendship, and worry- free living.” Congratulations Greg!
- 7. Current Research & Publications Earle, D., & Simonelli, J. (2011). Zapatista autonomy in cartel Mexico: Preserving smallholder viability. CAFÉ Culture, Agriculture, Food and Environment, 33(2), 133–140. DellaPietra, L. (Ed.). (2011). Perspectives on Creativity. Volume 2. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars.
- 8. Current Research & Publications O’Melveny, R. (2012). The Book of Madness and Cures: A Novel. New York: Little, Brown and Co. From Library Journal: “This debut novel from a prize- winning poet is an elegant portrait of a resolute woman who practices medicine in 16th-century Venice.” From Booklist: “In O'Melveny's innovative, accomplished debut, a female doctor's travels throughout Renaissance Europe create a striking historical tableau.” Congratulations Regina!
- 9. Current Research & Publications Levonian, G. (2012). No laughing matter: William Saroyan’s Californians in crisis. Western American Literature, 46(4), 383–99. Roller, K., Rhodes, G., Biscarra, A., & Loberg, L. (2012). Study abroad as a collaborative endeavor. About Campus, 16(6), 2–10.
- 10. Current Research & Publications Armstrong, S. (2011). Develop strong partnerships with faculty, staff. Student Affairs Today, 13(11), 12. doi:10.1002/say.20038 Holden, K. (2011). Phoom! Kaleidoscopic point: Los Angeles river of words. SPECS journal of art and culture, 4(1), 24–25.
- 11. Current Research & Publications Zanca, K. J. (2011). The lion who did not roar . . yet: The editorials of James A. McMaster - May 1860 to May 1861. American Catholic Studies, 122(3), 1–29. Zanca, K. J. (In publication). Christianity. In Patterns of Religion, 3rd edition. December 2012.
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- 13. Current Research & Publications Garman, Susan. (Dissertation in progress). Helen Hunt Jackson’s Ramona: Advancements in Film Production Techniques Have Helped Keep this Novel Alive in Popular Culture. Roller, Katie. (Dissertation in progress). Pre-Service Teachers and Study Abroad: A reflective, experiential sojourn to increase intercultural competence and translate the experience into culturally relevant pedagogy. .
- 14. Current Research & Publications Sellar, Melanie. (Work in progress). Leveraging Open Educational Resources: Ghanaian Libraries and Community Development. . Ryan, Richard. (Work in progress). Abundancy Results for the Two-Prime Case and Related Results Concerning an Equation of Goormaghtigh.
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