This document announces Shenandoah University's sixth annual Creative Scholarship Day to take place on March 25, 2009. It includes the day's schedule of events with times and locations. There will be a keynote speech in the morning followed by multiple presentations in various rooms from 10am to 11:45am and again from 2:30pm to 4:30pm on topics ranging from dance, music, health, entrepreneurship and more. Lunch will be available from noon to 1:30pm.

1. Shenandoah University’s sixth annual
Creative Scholarship Day Wednesday, March 25, 2009
8:00a.m.
Breakfast

2. Shenandoah University’s sixth annual
Creative Scholarship Day Wednesday, March 25, 2009
9:00 to 9:45 a.m.
Keynote Address in Stimpson Auditorium
Reconsidering Boyer’s
Scholarship Reconsidered
Bryon L. Grigsby, Senior Vice President and
Vice President for Academic Affairs

3. Shenandoah University’s sixth annual
Creative Scholarship Day Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Presentations from 10:00 to 10:45 am:
Halpin-Harrison 227 - Tiffany J. Shoop & MCOM 351 Students
Newspaper Coverage of the 2008 Vice Presidential Candidates
Halpin-Harrison 222 - RT Good
North Africa Student Perspectives Regarding Learning Abroad
Halpin-Harrison 106 - Deborah Marr, Andrea Fergus, Mike Powers, Christina Hall, Ray Eifel, & Vickie
Morley
Promoting Health Care Team Awareness among Health Profession Students
Halpin-Harrison 206 - Clifford F. Thies
The Economic Thought of Woodrow Wilson
Halpin-Harrison 107 - Amy Sarch Schopick & students Amanda Alvarado, Marisa Lambert, Michelle
Vilandry
Preventing Date Rape through Healthy Party Practices
Armstrong Concert Hall- Medea Ruhadze
The Art of Collaboration: Singer and Pianist
Ruebush 128- Donna Gullstrand, Elizabeth Caluda, Glen Caluda, Ann Lesman and students of
MULT 622 Spanish Vocal Literature
¡Ole The Vocal Music of Spain and Latin America
Halpin-Harrison Room 207 -Mary Bowser and Marty Morrow
Magnet Therapy for Diabetic Neuropathy Research Project Findings

4. Shenandoah University’s sixth annual
Creative Scholarship Day Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Presentations from 11:00-11:45 a.m.:
Halpin-Harrison 227 - Andrew Flory
From Moog to Garageband: The legacy of Alwin Nikolais and Robert Moog in Modern Dance
Halpin-Harrison 222 - Travis Sample
Seven Habits (and the 8th) of Highly Effective People
Halpin-Harrison 106 - Keith Salley
Stop Making Nonsense: The Interaction of Phonetic Structure and Rhythmic Patterns in Pop
Music
Halpin-Harrison 206 - Bill Shendow
Leadership in Theory and Practice
Halpin-Harrison 107 - Amy Sarch Schopick and Jessica Buchanan (student)
The Glass Breaking Project
Halpin-Harrison 226-Miles Davis and Warren Hofstra
What We Learned about Entrepreneurship Education from EARTH
Armstrong Concert Hall- David Chávez and Byron Jones, Melissa Chavez (student), Shalisha Nason
(student)
Overtones, a One-Act Opera
Ruebush 128- Philip Sargent and Edrie Means Weekly
Concert of Crossover Singing
Halpin-Harrison 207-John Winn
Iran and the Bush Containment Policy

5. Shenandoah University’s sixth annual
Creative Scholarship Day Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Noon- 1
Lunch
DINING OPTIONS ON CAMPUS
Allen Dining Hall: Open 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; $6.50 for
guests
Brandt Student Center Food Court: Open all day from 7:30
a.m. to 11 p.m.

6. Shenandoah University’s sixth annual
Creative Scholarship Day Wednesday, March 25, 2009
1:00-2:15
Ferrari Room-Brandt Student Center:
―The Power of Global Perspectives‖ — Global
Citizenship Project Panel Discussion

7. Shenandoah University’s sixth annual
Creative Scholarship Day Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Presentations from 2:30-3:15 a.m.:
Halpin-Harrison 227 – Tiffany Shoop
Newspaper Coverage of Presidential Candidates’ Spouses
Halpin-Harrison 222 - Bingguang Li
An academic trip in China in Winter 2008
Halpin-Harrison 106 -Catherine Tisinger
The Henkels in the Shenandoah Valley
Halpin-Harrison 206 -Robert Larson
A Comparison of Jazz Swing Interpretation
Halpin-Harrison 107 -Beverly Brown Schulke
Sisters in Crime: An Update
Halpin-Harrison 226-Charles Buabin
A Brief Art History of Ghana
Armstrong Concert Hall-Michael Forest and Byron Jones
Pedagogical Approaches to the Tenor Voice
Ruebush 128- Donna Gullstrand, faculty and Alyson Shirk, student
Try Me, Good King
Halpin-Harrison 207-Robert Bonometti
Agents in the Clouds

8. Shenandoah University’s sixth annual
Creative Scholarship Day Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Presentations from 3:30-4:30 a.m.:
Halpin-Harrison 227 – Jonathan Flom
The Sanford Meisner Acting Technique
Halpin-Harrison 222 -Sarah Canfield Fuller and English 101 Students
―This, I Believe‖ — Student Voices
Halpin-Harrison 106 -Brenda Quincy and Elizabeth Preston
Nicaragua 2008 Medical Missions
Halpin-Harrison 206 –David W. Newton
Irish Republic Travelogue
Halpin-Harrison 107 -Rick Ours, Adam Olson, Golder O’Neill and Larry Gillick
Ruebush 132 (Recording Studio): Integration Between Digital Video and Audio
Halpin-Harrison 226-Charles Buabin
Background to Building Names on Campus
Armstrong Concert Hall-Alberto del Saz, artistic director of Murray Louis and Nikolais
Dance; Kim Gibilisco and students
Restaging Three Masterworks by Alwin Nikolais
Ruebush 128-Michael Forest and Alexis Benson (student)
Goin’ Home: Journey of the Spiritual
Halpin-Harrison 207-Catherine Dunn Shiffman
Formative Assessment in the University Classroom