Please click on the recipient's name for a more complete description of the project.
| Recipient | School/Department | Purpose of Travel | Countries |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maria Pilar Aquino, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Languages & Literatures | Conference | Tunisia |
| Bradley Bond, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Communication Studies | Conference | United Kingdom |
| Bradley Chase, PhD | School of Business Administration- Industrial Systems & Engineering | Conference | Puerto Rico |
| Erika Nash, PhD | School of Leadership and Education Sciences | Conference | Italy |
| Jason Chen, PhD | School of Business Administration- Accountancy | Conference | France |
| Helene Citeau, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Chemistry & Biochemistry | Conference | Germany |
| Brian Clack, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Philosophy | Conference | Japan |
| Esteban del Rio, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Communication Studies | Conference | France & Ireland |
| Jennifer Freeman, MA | Institute for Peace & Justice- School for Peace Studies | Conference | Czech Republic |
| Jane Friedman, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Computer Science | Conference | Thailand |
| Florence Gillman, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Theology & Religious Studies | Research & Lecture | Myanmar, Burma & Singapore |
| Kevin Guerrieri, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Languages & Literatures | Conference | Canada |
| Lea Hubbard, PhD | School of Leadership and Education Sciences | Research | South Korea |
| Susie Hutchins, DNP | School of Nursing | Research | Haiti |
| Rebecca Ingram, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Languages & Literatures | Research | Spain |
| Michele Jacob, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Ethnic Studies | Conference | Canada |
| Heather Lattimer, EdD | School of Leadership and Education Sciences | Research | Kenya |
| Susan Lord, PhD | School of Business Administration- Engineering | Conference | Germany |
| Antonieta Mercado, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Communication Studies | Conference | United Kindgom |
| Perla Myers, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Mathematics | Conference | Thailand |
| Emiko Noma, MSc | Institute for Peace and Justice- School for Peace Studies | Conference | Czech Republic |
| Bethany O'Shea, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Marine Science & Environmental Studies | Research | Kenya & Uganda |
| Jo Ellen Patterson, PhD | School of Leadership and Education Sciences | Conference | United Kingdom |
| Barbara Sarter, PhD | School of Nursing | Research | India |
| Ted Sichelman, JD | School of Law | Research | Italy |
| Kathryn Statler, PhD | College of Arts and Science- History | Research | France |
| Kathy Templin, MSN | School of Nursing | Research | Dominican Republic |
| Vidya Nadkarni, PhD | College of Arts and Science- Political Science | Conference | Hungary |
Maria Pilar Aquino, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Theology and Religious Studies
aquino@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Aquino will be presenting a paper entitled "Pluralism, Democracy, and Religion,” at the Fifth World Forum on Theology and Liberation (WFTL), of the World Social Forum (WSF) in Tunis, Tunisia. Additionally, she will be working with the WFTL Permanent Secretariat in preparing and presenting a seminar on theological analysis at the WSF.
Bradley Bond, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Communication Studies
bond@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Bond will attend the International Communication Association's (ICA) annual conference to present two scholarly articles; both are empirical studies that examine the influence of media exposure on adolescents’ sexual identity development. Additionally, at the business meeting of the Children, Adolescents, and Media division of ICA, Dr. Bond plans to offer his services as an officer of the division.
Bradley Chase, PhD
School of Business Administration- Industrial & Systems Engineering
bchase@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Chase will present on two topics at the Institute for Industrial Engineers conference in Puerto Rico. The first involves the use of electrophysiological measures of human operator brain states and contains a section on utilizing EEG as input to a universal translator. The second presentation is pedagogical and examines industrial engineering education.
Erika Nash, PhD
School of Leadership and Education Sciences
enash@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Nash will present her data on multiculturing counseling and teaching methods at the Intercultural Counselling and Education in the Global World Conference.
Jason Chen, PhD
School of Business Administration- Accountancy
jasonchen@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Chen will be presenting a research paper at the European Accounting Association (EAA) annual conference. Papers presented in EAA conference will also be considered for publication in European Accounting Review, a highly respected journal.
Helene Citeau, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Chemistry & Biochemistry
heleneciteau@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Citeau will be presenting a paper entitled “Educating Undergraduate Students to use Scientific Instruments for their Research” at the IJAS (International Journal of Arts & Sciences) Multidisciplinary Conference held in Munich, Germany.
Brian Clack, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Philosophy
clack@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Clack will be presenting a paper entitled "Religion, Uncanniness and Alientation," which focuses on religion and the sense of the uncanny at the Asian Conference on Ethics, Religion and Philosophy in Osaka, Japan.
Esteban del Rio, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Communication Studies
edelrio@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. del Rio will attend the annual meeting of the International Communication Association (ICA) and the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR). Both ICA and IAMCR are international organizations, and the annual meetings bring together colleagues from around the globe, with excellent representation from his area of study: media and cultural studies.
Jennifer Freeman, MA
Institute for Peace and Justice- School for Peace Studies
jenfreeman@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
In conjunction with Emiko Noma, Ms. Freeman I will present on the IPJ’s Women PeaceMakers Program, at the 4th Global Conference on Storytelling, to be held in Prague, Czech Republic.
Jane Friedman, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Computer Science
janef@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Friedman will attend the EARCOME 6 (The 6th East Asia Regional Conference on Mathematics Education), where she has submitted two abstracts for talks. One talk is entitled "Ipad Journeys into Mathematics’’ the other "Working Groups Enhance the Teaching of Mathematics’’
Florence Gillman, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Theology & Religious Studies
gillman@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Gillman will be conducting individual internationally-focused qualitative research and collaborating with international colleagues in teaching/lecturing. She will specifically hold interviews with Missionaries in Myanmar/Lecturing at Myanmar Institute of Religious Studies/ Guest Lectures in Singapore and will be giving a series of lectures at the Myanmar Religious Studies Institute.
Kevin Guerrieri, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Languages & Literatures
kevin2@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Guerrieri present a paper entitled "“Novelistic Archiving of Human Rights Violations in El material humano by Rodrigo Rey Rosa” at the annual conference of American Comparative Literature Association (ACLA) taking place in Toronto, Canada.
Lea Hubbard, PhD
School of Leadership and Education Sciences
lhubbard@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Hubbard will conduct qualitative research on the contextual factors that are influencing educational reform in South Korea in order to provide a deeper understanding of questions related to the implementation of educational reform, particularly as they relate to issues of “scaling up” and the transference of practice across international contexts.
Susie Hutchins, DNP
School of Nursing
shutchins@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Hutchins will supervise the assessment of an on-going research project in which pre-licensure nursing students work with patients at Hopital Sacre Coeur in Milot Haiti. She will also assist Crudem with the education of their nurses in a bridge program RN to BSN, by researching the effectiveness of Health Assessments.
Rebecca Ingram, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Languages & Literatures
rei@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Ingram will conduct research at the Biblioteca Nacional de España in support of a book chapter and conference paper she is currently preparing. Titled “Cooking and the Spanish Soul: Emilia Pardo Bazán’s Domestic intrahistoria,” the conference paper is for a panel she is co-chairing with a colleague from University of Texas-Austin on new approaches to the works of feminist and realist nineteenth-century author Emilia Pardo Bazán.
Michele Jacob, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Ethnic Studies
mjacob@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Jacon will present international research at the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) Annual Meeting, to be held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in June 2013. At the NAISA conference, she will present findings from my research project conducted in October 2012 at Rome, Italy, at the canonization of the first Native American saint, Kateri Tekakwitha, a Mohawk woman who lived in what is now New York (with her tribal peoples) and Canada (among French Jesuits) during the 1600s.
Heather Lattimer, EdD
School of Leadership and Education Sciences
hlattimer@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Lattimer will travel to Kenya to continue to build on her previous research work in Kenya through data collection, collaboration and partnership building. She will be focusing on evaluating the Mobile Technology Learning Project and support the establishment of a Lab School in Nairobi.
Susan Lord, PhD
School of Business Administration- Engineering
slord@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Lord will present two papers entitled "Measuring Propensity for Lifelong Learning: Comparing Chinese and U.S. Engineering Students" and "Cross-cultural active learning: Preliminary Results from Three Engineering Courses in China" at the 2013 IEEE Global Conference on Engineering Education (EDUCON) in Berlin Germany. Both of these papers are based on my work teaching at Southeast University in Nanjing, China in Spring 2012 as part of her sabbatical.
Antonieta Mercado, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Communication Studies
antonietamercado@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Mercado will be presenting her research at the International Communication Association in London. Her research focuses on transnational communication and organization practices of immigrants, and the value of those practices for democratic life.
Perla Myers, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Mathematics
pmyers@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Myers will attend EARCOME 6 (The 6th East Asia Regional Conference on Mathematics Education), where we have submitted two abstracts for talks. One talk is entitled "Ipad Journeys into Mathematics" the other "Working Groups Enhance the Teaching of Mathematics."
Emiko Noma, MSc
Institute for Peace and Justice- School for Peace Studies
nomae@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
In conjunction with Jennifer Freeman, Emiko Noma will present as part of a three-person panel on the IPJ’s Women PeaceMakers Program, at the 4th Global Conference on Storytelling, to be held in Prague, Czech Republic.
Bethany O'Shea, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Marine Science & Environmental Studies
bethoshea@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. O'Shea will be conducting research in Kenya and Uganda in order to measure arsenic concentrations in drinking water and groundwater in these two localized areas so that we may be in a better position to help establish the risk to the population potentially being exposed, and to provide preliminary chemical data to select and/or design the most appropriate arsenic water treatment device.
Jo Ellen Patterson, PhD
School of Leadershp and Education Sciences
joellen@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Patterson will present a paper on rapid assessment of mental health in primary care. She will present this paper at the Royal College of General Practitioners Conference in London to an audience of primary care physicians from Europe, Africa, and other areas of the world.
Barbara Sarter, PhD
School of Nursing
bsarter@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Sarter will conduct research in an on-going project which focuses on the data collection process at the PBH Research Foundation (PBHRF). She will also assist in training the staff in data entry/management and patient follow-up.
Ted Sichelman, JD
School of Law
tsichelman@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Mr. Sichelman will conduct historical research of the Venetian Patent System in order to review of historical documents on the first patent system in the world at the State Archives of Venice. The Venetian Republic is widely recognized as adopting the first patent system in the world. No legal scholar, much less an American legal scholar, has ever examined the original archival documents available in Venice on its historical patent system.
Kathryn Statler, PhD
College of Arts and Science- History
kstatler@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Statler will be conducting research in French Foreign Ministry archives for my book and for integration into my History of France class (to be taught in Paris in 2015 or 2016). The title of her research is “Lafayette’s Ghost: A History of Franco-American Cultural Diplomacy from 1775 to the Present.”
Kathy Templin, MSN
School of Nursing
katetemplin@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Ms. Tempin will conduct research in an on-going project which provides well child exams, health and developmental screenings, and home visits in order to identify needs for further health care programs in areas with very limited health care resources. Long term goals are to improve the health of the children and community through health education programs.
Vidya Nadkarni, PhD
College of Arts and Science- Political Science
nadkarni@sandiego.edu
Description of Project/Purpose of Travel
Dr. Nadkarni will present a paper titled “The Sino-Indian Relationship: Security Challenges in the Asian Theater” at a joint conference of the Peace Science Society/International Studies Association Conference at the University of Budapest in Budapest, Hungary.
