• Dr. Don Ambrose, professor of graduate education, wrote an invited chapter, “Academic and Global Contexts for Creativity: Interdisciplinary Perspectives,” in Creativity: A Handbook for Teachers, which was published in September. The book was edited by Ai Girl Tan and published by Singapore: World Scientific.
• Rebecca Basham, assistant professor of English, published two monologues from her play, “Lot’s Daughters” in One on One: The Best Women’s Monologues for the 21st Century, published by Applause Theatre & Cinema Books, September 2007.
• Dr. Christian Carey, assistant professor of composition and music theory, and his Woodwind Quintet debuted at the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, N.J., on September 9. His song, Otherwise, premiered at the Galapagos Art Space in Brooklyn, N.Y., on September 27.
• Dr. Roberta Fiske-Rusciano, adjunct assistant professor of political science and global and multinational studies, presented a paper at the London School of Economics in June, entitled “Peace is too Important to Leave up to the Government: The Student Global Village® as a Global Memory Place.” She presented her paper at a two-day interdisciplinary workshop hosted by the Centre for the Study of Global Governance, London School of Economics. The workshop brought together, 17 invited researchers from all over the world involved in studying collective memory and collective knowledge in a “global age.”
• Paul Zikmund, C.F.E., and adjunct professor of accounting, and Dr. Marge O'Reilly-Allen, chairperson of the Department of Accounting, published their article, "I'm An Auditor, Darn It, Not An Investigator...Right?" in the Fall 2007 edition of Pennsylvania CPA Journal. The article was selected to be presented as the feature article and as a podcast presentation on AccountingWeb.com. on September 24.

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