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Speakers Bureau
This guide, prepared to assist area organizations in planning programs and meetings, lists University faculty and staff who are available for speaking engagements. No fee is charged by the speakers.
An alphabetical index of topics is provided. Click on the topic to link to the name, title, phone number, and e-mail address of the speaker and a description of the speech(es).
Arrangements for a speaker should be made between the requesting organization and the speaker.
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Michael K. AakhusProfessor of Art
812/464-1853 (O)
maakhus@usi.edu
The Ancient Art of Mexico: an examination of Olmec, Aztec and Maya
civilizations as well as lesser known groups
The talk uses slides that I have taken on the many ancient sites in Mexico and
Central America.
Printmaking for the Artist and the Collector
Examples of historic and modern prints will be shown and examined for
techniques used in their making.
Susan Ahmad
Program Director of Occupational Therapy Assisting;
Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy Assisting
812/465-1178 (O)
sahmad@usi.edu
Backpack Safety
Discusses the awareness of backpack use among children and safety measures to
assist a parent in preventing back and neck injuries caused by backpacks.
As a result of the aging of the baby boomer generation, more older adults will be driving. Lecture discusses physical, societal, and cognitive problems present in the older population as well as some methods that a family can use in deciding when to talk to an elder about driving cessation.
Juzar Ahmed
Academic Services Coordinator, Computer Center
juzar@usi.edu
How Computer Networks Work
Understanding various network standards and
protocols and how they interrelate and work.
Using the World Wide Web
Understanding how the Internet works and how it
can be used in everyday life.
Publishing on the World Wide Web
How you can publish on the Internet and make
your presence felt in the cyber-world.
ADA and World Wide Web
Publishing on the World Wide Web in accordance
with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
People of India
History and various cultures of India
Indian Cuisine
A basic introduction to the foods of India
Principles and teachings of Islam
Marvin Albin
Professor of Computer Information Systems
malbin@usi.edu
Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft
and Other Internet
What are some of the ways you can protect yourself from identity theft?
How do you become aware that your identity may be stolen. What should you do
if your identity is stolen. What are some of the other risks from using the
Internet?
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Niharika
Banerjea
Assistant Professor of Sociology
812/465-7052 (O)
nbanerjea@usi.edu
Globalization and Social Transformation
Examines the effects of economic globalization on communities worldwide.
James H. Bandoli
Associate Professor of Biology
812/464-1792 (O); 812/985-2266 (H)
jhbandol@usi.edu
Animal Behavior -
Why Animals Do What They Do
Several examples will be used to show how animal behavior is studied, and
discussion will examine how these studies reveal why animals behave the way
they do.
Evolution, Creation
and the Nature of Science
A brief review of the history of these perspectives, arguing that while each
has its own domain of explanatory power, only evolution is acceptable as a
scientific explanation.
Why Nothing in
Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution
Considering the roles played by facts and theories in science, the speaker
will explain why evolutionary theory provides the only consistent framework
that allows us to explain why life on earth is the way that it is.
Jeanne Barnett
Professor of Biology
812/465-1642 (O)
barnett@usi.edu
Emerging Infectious Diseases
This talk will present information about infections of concern. The diseases
presented are considered emerging infections - ones that have not been
commonly seen.
The Life of a Virus
This talk will present basic information about viruses
and how they replicate. Included will be information about the current
concerns on the avian influenza.
Hilary Braysmith
Associate Professor of Art History
812/464-1740 (O)
hbraysmi@usi.edu
Ancient Art
Early Christian and Medieval Art
German Art
Modern and Contemporary Art
Mural Art
Public Art
Renaissance Art
Sports Art
Women and Minority Artists
Linda Cleek
Director of Continuing Education; Associate Dean of Extended Services
812/464-1932 (O)
lcleek@usi.edu
Lifelong Learning at USI
An overview of learning opportunities, credit and noncredit, for all ages and
interests.
Gael Cooper
Professor of of Public Relations
812/465-7136 (O)
gcooper@usi.edu
Planning for a Crisis: Public Relations and
Crisis Communication
Organizations often fail to anticipate what they can and should do in a
crisis. People need to know what to do before a crisis occurs, not wait
until things are in motion.
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Nadine
Coudret
Interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs
812/465-1151 (O)
Lifestyle Choices of Nursing and Health
Professions Students
Reports on a research study involving 500 area nursing and health professions
students in relationship to alcohol, drugs, exercise, and nutrition practices.
Health Enhancements via the
Internet
Presentation provides overview of how the Internet can help make informed
decisions about an individuals health care. Selected Health Related Internet
sites are discussed.
The Impact of Technology on Health
Care Education
Provides an overview of how the Internet and PDA's are changing the basic and
continuing education of health professionals.
David Cousert
Associate Professor of
Social Work
812/431-8888 (H) 812/464-1951 (O)
dccouser@usi.edu
The Impact of Divorce on the Individual
This presentation will cover the overall impact of divorce on
individuals.
Fatherhood Issues
This presentation looks at the issues surrounding parenting as a single
father.
Daniel Craig
Assistant Professor of Music
812/421-8126 (H)
812/464-1736 (O)
dcraig@usi.edu
The Music of the Middle Ages
Gregorian Chant and Instrumental Music
Cindy DeLoney-Marino
Associate Professor of Biology
812/461-5373 (O)
crdeloney@usi.edu
Conversations Between Bacterium and Squid: Studying the Symbiotic
Relationship Between the Hawaiian Bobtail Squid and Vibrio fischeri
This is a talk outlining my research on the bioluminescent bacterium V.
fischeri and the role chemotaxis plays in the symbiosis.
Joseph A. DiPietro
Associate Professor of Geology
812/963-5421 (H)
812/465-7041(O)
dipietro@usi.edu
An Excursion
Through the Western Himalaya of Pakistan
A slide show featuring the landscape, culture,
and geology of mountainous northern Pakistan. Included are visits to remote
mountain villages, tribal areas along the Afghanistan border, and some of the
highest mountains on Earth.
The Mountains of Colorado
A slide show featuring the landscape,
geography, and geology of Colorado.
Paul K. Doss
Professor of Geology
812/465-7132 (O)
pdoss@usi.edu
A Geologist's View of the Rocky
Mountains
A look at the landscapes of the Rocky Mountain
West and the Earth history that they describe.
Encountering Yellowstone National
Park
A look at the natural and cultural features of
the world's first national park. Featured are the unique natural resources and
the challenges of managing public visitation.
B. Renée Dugger
Instructor in Nursing
812/461-5241 (O)
rdugger@usi.edu
Therapeutic Humor
Various presentations using humor in a
therapeutic manner (professional and lay audiences). Speaker has presented to women's
groups, support groups, professional groups, varying the type of content based
on the need of the group. The central theme is use of humor in a healthful or
therapeutic manner.
Brandon Eggleston
Assistant Professor of Health Services
bmegglesto@usi.edu
This presentation discusses the need for both school and worksite wellness programs. The rise in health care costs and chronic conditions associated with obesity have led to severe problems in the United States.
Abbas Foroughi
Professor of Information Systems
812/473-0767 (H)
812/465-1667 (O)
aforough@usi.edu
Streamlining Supply Chain Management with e-Business
eProcurement: Extending eSupply Chain Benefits to MRO
e-Business Major Curriculum Development: Filling Local Industry's Technology Gap
Digital Rights Management
Impact of eBusiness on Brick and Mortar Companies
Mobile Business and it's Impact on Everyday Business Activities
Rocco Gennaro
Department Chair and Professor of Philosophy
rjgennaro@usi.edu
Ethics
Logic
Philosophy of the mind
Vella Goebel
Assistant Professor of Teacher Education
812/461-5306
vgoebel@usi.edu
Teacher in-service workshops on plagiarism and differentiates instruction
Scott Gordon
Dean, Pott College of Science and Engineering
812/465-7137 (O)
sgordon@usi.edu
A View of the Fungal
World
This presentation looks at the amazing variety of fungi and discusses the
importance and role of some of the more commonly found fungi in our area.
Current Trends in
the Use of Modern Technology in the Classroom
This presentation will focus on the multitude of modern instructional tools
available to educators. Currently, educators have an abundant array of
options. This presentation will look at various tools that can be used in
traditional classrooms to the latest developments in distance learning.
Traditional,
Web-Enhanced and Web-Based Courses: A Pedagogical Comparison
This presentation looks at the qualitative and quantitative data generated
from utilizing various pedagogical approaches. A comparison of classes taught
by traditional methods vs. traditional methods supplemented by Web-based tools
vs. completely Internet-based courses.
Use of Web Course
Management Tools to Complement the Traditional Teaching/Learning Experience
This presentation will look at the ever-growing number of Web Course
Management tools and how they can be used in the traditional classroom to
enhance teaching, learning, and interaction.
Matthew Graham
Director of Creative Writing
812/494-1953
mgraham@usi.edu
Poetry readings
Conduct writing workshops
Jason Hardgrave
Assistant Professor, History
jhardgrave@usi.edu
Equal Justice: Female Criminals in Fourteenth-Century
Venice
Overview of the legal systems of late medieval Venice, with specific
reference to women as victims, perpetrators, and witnesses.
When Justice Lost Her Innocence
Analysis of the images of justice used in the Doge's Palace of Venice
Italy.
The Hospitaller Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, Diverse
by Necessity and Survival by Design
A comparative look at the corporate structure of the Knights Templar and the
Knights Hospitaller, determining why one survived and the other did not.
Betty L. Hart
Professor of English
812/838-1871 (H); 812/465-1669 (O)
blhart@usi.edu
Color,
Caste, and Class
A paper dealing with "colorism," or color bias as it is portrayed by African
American writers of the Harlem Renaissance.
Dust Tracks:
Scripting the life of Zora Neale Hurston
Scripting the life of Zora Neale Hurston: about writing an autobiographical
screenplay about a famous African American Writer.
The Marshall
County Brawl
A humorous look at the world of community youth baseball.
Update of
the Digital Divide
Revisiting information concerning equity of access and use of
technology by people of color.
Beth Hatt
Associate Professor of Teacher Education
812/461-5250 (O)
bahatt@usi.edu
Racializing Intelligence
Speech based upon research in elementary classroom on how students are identified as "smart."
Urban Education
An overview of issues in urban education and effective classroom and school practices.
Still I Rise: Youth Torn Between the Intersecting Worlds of Schools and Prisons
A presentation on research regarding the incarcerated youth's decisions to sell drugs.
Understanding Latino Immigration
Overview of Latino immigration and key factors.
Jennie Hiam
Instructor in Nursing
812/479-7490 (H); 812/465-1170 (O)
jhiam@usi.edu
Menopause
Treatment modalities, related health education, how to see this as a normal
body change in a woman's life, etc. Presented to women's groups in particular.
Sexually Transmitted
Disease
Discuss the types, occurrence, associated problems, and effect on the individual
and society in general. Presented in schools or to adult groups.
Susanna Hoeness-Krupshaw
Associate Professor of English
812/464-1751 (O)
hoeness@usi.edu
Women in Literature
A survey of famous women authors from antiquity to the
modern era, including Sappho, Aphra Behn, and Virginia Woolf.
Canadian Literature: This is an overview of themes and ideas in recent
Canadian fiction. The talk includes references to Margaret Laurence, Robertson
Davis, and Margaret Atwood.
Doctorow's Families: This talk examines the work of American author E.L.
Doctorow. Special emphasis is on the family theme in his novels.
Emily Holt
Assistant Professor
of Dental Hygiene/Assisting
812/464-5395 (O)
erholt@usi.edu
Periodontal Disease
Awareness for Heart Patients
This presentation is geared towards heart patients who have previously
or are currently undergoing treatment for heart disease. It increases
awareness of the link found between periodontal disease and the increased
risk for heart disease.
Nils I. Johansen
Retired Professor of Geological Engineering
(University of Alaska Fairbanks)
Advisor, Lecturer in Science and Engineering
812/465-1097(O); 812/425-6267 (H)
johansen@usi.edu
Alaska and the
Frozen North
One fifth (20 percent) of the world's land surface is underlain by permanently
frozen ground. The talk discusses permafrost, its impact on life in the North,
and also the resources of the Arctic and Sub-Arctic (oil, gas, and gold).
History of the Use
of Metals
How did they make bronze in the Bronze Age and iron in the Iron Age? Where do
metals come from? How did they make tools in the past? And yes, there is
a philosopher's stone that can change base metals into gold.
Jan Kahle
Education Coordinator
of Historic New Harmony
812/682-4488 (O)
jkahle@usi.edu
General History of New Harmony
New Harmony and
Elderhostel
Preservation in New Harmony
Nancy
Kovanic
Instructor in Management
nkovanic@hotmail.com
Maintaining an Ethical Workplace
Kovanic, author of Lies & Truths, Leadership Ethics in the 21st
Century, will present on how organizations can best integrate ethics in
business practices and policies.
Lean Manufacturing: How to get Started
Kovanic has over twenty years of business experience working with teams
and establishing lean manufacturing initiatives. This presentation will help
those manufacturing organizations considering transforming their
organization through lean manufacturing.
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Judi Kuric
Assistand Professor of Nursing
jkuric@usi.edu
Developing a Worksite Health Promotion Program
Improving the Health of Your Employees
Managing Spinal Cord Injuries
Managing Stress
Medications - Do's and Don'ts
Health Care Technology - What everyone needs to knowSarah Maria
Instructor of Biology
812/985-3585 (H)
smaria@usi.edu
In Pursuit of the Sperm Whale: A Research
Cruise Aboard the RV Odyssey
Maria acted as chief scientist aboard a 97 foot sailboat that is currently
sailing around the world. While on her journey from Galapagos Isalands to the
Marquesas Islands, she collected data and biopsy samples from sperm whales.
The presentation includes photos and natural history of the Galapagos and
Marquesas, what it was like traveling the ship during the oceanic voyage, and
the life of an oceanographer.
Amie McKibban
Assistant Professor of Psychology
armckibban@usi.edu
Academic Misconduct
Lessons learned from literature. Looks at what is meant by academic misconduct, reasons as to why the extent of academic misconduct is difficult to determine scientifically, and general findings regarding classroom structure and its relation to the increase/decrease of academic misconduct.
Jeanne Melton
Instructor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions
jmmelton1@usi.edu
HIV/AIDS; Transmission, Myths, and Misconception
Overview of Health Services students' progress.
Rob
Millard-Mendez
Assistant Professor of
Art
rob@robmillardmendez.com
History of puppetry
Importance of Contemporary Art
John Morris, M.S.
General Manager of WSWI; Instructor in Radio and Television
812/461-5201 (O)
jmmorris@usi.edu
Business of Broadcast Sports
Covers the area of broadcast rights fees for today's sport. This includes
the impact the broadcast have had on those sports.
Sports and the Media
Race, Ethnicity, and the Media
S. Jay Newton
Assistant Athletic Director; Compliance Coordinator
812/464-1846 (O)
sjnewton@usi.edu
Paul Parkison
Director of Undergraduate Programs in Teacher Education
812/461-5416 (O)
Teacher Identity and the Restraints on Teacher Autonomy
Project-based Instruction: Meeting Student Learning Needs
Middle Level Philosophy: Transforming Schools to Meet Early Adolescents Where They Are
Brian Posler
Assistant Provost for Undergraduate Studies
812/465-7020 (O)
bposler@usi.edu
All's Fair in Love, War, and Political Campaigns
Current issues; Congress and the President
Chuck Price
Professor of Science
Education
812/464-1939 (O)
cprice@usi.edu
USI Bluebird Trail
Slides and information about the
trail of bluebird houses located on the USI campus. Presentation educates
and informs individuals about Eastern Bluebirds, their nesting habits, and
the University's 40 box trail.
USI Natural Beauty
A slide tour of the natural environment of geology, plants, birds, and
other small animals that can be seen on the USI campus and surrounding area.
Ronda Priest
Associate Professor of Sociology
812/465-1092(O)
rpriest@usi.edu
Getting More From Your Survey
Explains the dos and don'ts of conducting survey research and common mistakes. Extensive use of examples.
Things We Don't Think About - The
Sociology of Everyday
Examines the rules we follow each day that we
are mostly unaware of. Geared toward younger (e.g. high school) audiences.
Victoria Reed
Instructor in the College of Business
vjreed@usi.edu
Career Satisfaction
Employment Processes
J. Wayne Rinks
Associate Professor of Communications; Chair of Communications Department
812/464-1950
wrinks@usi.edu
Obscenity and Indecency on the airwaves
A history of broadcast content regulation and the current controversy over
indecent programming.
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Carl L. Saxby
Associate Professor of Marketing
812/464-1806
csaxby@usi.edu
Service Quality
There are five major elements used by customers
to evaluate the quality of the service. The five elements, listed in the most
common order of importance are: reliability (ability to perform the promised
service dependably and accurately), responsiveness (willingness to help
customers and provide dependably and accurately), assurance (employees'
knowledge and courtesy inspire trust), empathy (caring, individualized
attention), and tangibles (appearance of physical facilities).
What is Value?
Customer perceived value is the difference between what the customer thinks
they received and what the customer thinks they gave up. There are four main
categories of benefits and four categories of costs.
Who are customers and where are more
of 'em?
Merely looking for more customers who look just like the customers already
served usually isn't productive for firms/products that have been around for a
period of time. Additional customers that come usually don't look or behave
like existing customers for firms that want to grow aggressively.
SPIN Selling
SPIN selling is a structured questioning technique designed to uncover the
customer's needs. The questioning technique uncovers the benefits most
sought by the buy and allows sales reps to effectively sell to the customer's
individual motivation for buying.
Any area of marketing strategy or marketing research can be adapted as needed.
Lori Saxby
Reading Specialist
in Academic Skills
812/464-1743 (O)
lsaxby@usi.edu
SQ3R: A Formula for Textbook Reading
Success
Reading a textbook the same way you read a newspaper or novel just doesn't
work. SQ3R is an effective, easy-to-use method for comprehending and
retaining textbook information. It works because it makes you think about
what you're reading.
Taking Notes the Cornell Way
The Cornell note taking method is an effective system for organizing notes
into a valuable study guide. It promotes active learning and critical
thinking for increased comprehension of class material.
The Three R's of Learning: Reduce, Rehearse, Review
To move information into long-term memory, students need to reduce the
information, rehearse it through self-recitation, and review it through
distributed study time.
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Kent W. Scheller
Associate Professor of Physics
812/464-1903
kschelle@usi.edu
"And Just Where Do You Come From-A Nuclear Astrophysics Point of View"
- A talk on the formation of the elements in stars
"A Brief History of Science, or, Whose Turn is it to be in the Middle?"
- A review of the debate over the heavens and whether the
earth was
at the center of the Universe.
Radiation Safety and Awareness
- Training for radiation workers or just exposure to
radiation principles.
Todd Schroer
Assistant Professor of Sociology
812/464-1723
tschroer@usi.edu
Hate Groups on the
Internet
Discusses use of Internet by white racialist groups to raise funds,
disseminate information, and attract recruits.
Discusses use of music to gain new and younger recruits to the racialist movement. Explores infiltration of racialists into new and different musical subcultures. Looks at benefits of music over other forms of communication in order to achieve movement goals.
Jeff Seyler
Department Chair and Professor of Chemistry
812/464-1923 (O)
jseyler@usi.edu
Health and Environmental Pollution
Types and sources of pollution in the tri-state and a reflection on their influences on health. Cancer rates and breathing issues, such as asthma, are discussed.
Religion and the Environment
Discussion of our role to care for our bodies and the environment with
some biblical references.
Michael Slavkin
Assistant Professor of Education
812/464-1858 (O)
mslavkin@usi.edu
Accountability in the Schools: Public Law 221
In the past decades, public schools have come under fire as they are being
held accountable to "leave no child behind." This presentation provides
community leaders, schools, and teachers (those at the forefront of this
debate) with practical ways that they can meet accountability requirements
while still remaining true to the needs of students.
Effective Classroom
Management: Preventing Violence in Schools
How can teachers and educators reduce the likelihood of violence and student
disenfranchisement in their schools? This presentation works to assist
teachers, administrators, and students in creating a community of learners,
rather than focusing on punitive responses to poor student behavior.
The Implications of
Juvenile Fire-setting
A review of the impact of juvenile fire-setting on communities.
Discusses types of juvenile fire-setters, factors related to this maladaptive
behavior, and implications of environmental issues at home and at school.
Service
Learning
How can schools align curriculum with community connectedness and service?
This presentation provides hands-on practice at aligning the state curricular
standards with the needs of local community agencies.
Standards-Based Practice
In the past decades, public schools have come under fire as they are being
held accountable to "leave no child behind." This presentation provides
principals and teachers (those at the forefront of this debate) with practical
ways that they can meet accountability requirements while still remaining true
to the educational needs of students. Standards alignment with currently-used
lesson plans will be discussed.
R. Brent Summers
Assistant Professor
of Biology
812/465-1636 (H) 812/465-1636 (O)
bsummers@usi.edu
Aquatic
Biodiversity in Indiana
A lecture highlighting the biodiversity of stream and large river ecosystems
within the state.
Aquatic Ecology of the Ohio River
A lecture discussing the Ohio River, its important habitats and ecological
services and the general state of the health of the river.
Chad Tew
Assistant Professor of Online Journalism
812/465-1244
crtew@usi.edu
The Urgent Need for
Media Literacy in Our Schools
TV occupies a large part of our children's leisure time. From TV, they learn
about our culture and how to participate in it. What are they learning? What's
the best way to prepare them to be critical viewers?
The Urgent Need for New Media Literacy in Our
Schools
The internet and video game are two important technologies that children are
exposed to in their leisure time. These technologies are different from books
and TV and require additional literacy skills. What's the best way to prepare
them to be critical users of new media?
Digital Storytelling
People are always telling stories. More recently people have discovered
digital methods for telling stories. What are these methods? How will it
change the stories we pass on?
Identity Theft: A Reality Check
What you can do to protect yourself against electronic identity theft on the
internet.
Wendy Turner-Frey
Assistant Professor of
Social Work
812/402-2785 (O)
wturner@usi.edu
Using Animal Assisted
Therapy in your Practice
Presentation discusses the uses of animals in various helping professions.
Daniela Vidal
Instructor in Engineering
mdvidal@usi.edu
Cultural diversity
Latino population in Evansville and Tri-State areaLee Ann
Wambach
Academic Programs Coordinator
Extended Services
812/464-1879 (O)
lwambach@usi.edu
Creating a Personal Mission Statement for High School Freshmen
A 45 minute program that helps high school freshmen envision their
graduation day, and make plans and commitments to be the person they want to
be on that day. I use Stephen Covey's "7 Habits of Highly Effective People"
and son Sean Covey's "7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens."
James Whitcomb Riley's Childhood and Poems
I present a
40 minute program about Riley's childhood, his career, and his poetry.
Should I Return to College?
A 30 minute program that describes the benefits and drawbacks of returning
to college to earn that elusive bachelor's degree. A discussion of the new and
different ways of completing coursework, new and improved teaching and
learning tools, and how successful adult students balance time commitments to
survive and thrive in college.
Connie Weinzapfel
Director of Historic New Harmony
812/682-4488 (O)
cweinzap@usi.edu
History of Preserving History in Utopia
Barbara
Williams, OTD, OTR
Acting Director, Occupational Therapy Program
812/461-5396 (W)
Housing Accessibility in New Home Construction
Making homes accessible for our growing adult
population ensures optimal independence.
Health and Wellness in the Older Adult Population
Maintaining or recovering health and wellness in older adults to ensure
prolonged independent living.
Spirituality and Wellness
The influence of spirituality on overall wellness. Spirituality as a source of
motivation, strength, and a coping mechanism.
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