Volume 58, Number 16    December 6, 2010         

Foreign Languages and Literatures
Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages and Literatures Hsiu-huei Lin Domizio presented "Integration of Web 2.0 with a Textbook Developed for Chinese Heritage Language Learners" at the 2010 American Councils on Teaching of Foreign Languages national convention in Boston on Nov. 20.

Health Education
Public Health Lecturer Savita Malik presented "Domination of fair skin: Skin whitening, Indian women and public health" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Assistant Professor of Health Education Jun Wang and Professor of Health Education/Director of Holistic Healing Studies Adam Burke presented "TCM Practitioners as Complementary Health Educators for Colorectal Cancer Prevention Among Chinese Americans in San Francisco" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Health Education Lecturer Bill Jesdale presented "Does Community Vulnerability Amplify the Relationship Between Traffic Exposure and Adverse Birth?" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Associate Professor of Health Education Juliana van Olphen, Professor of Health Education/Director of Holistic Health Studies Adam Burke and Assistant Professor of Health Education Michele Eliason presented "Binge drinking and sexual assault among college students at a minority institution" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Health Education Chair Mary Beth Love, Health Education Lecturer Savita Malik and Health Education Lecturer Rama Kased presented "Educational Equity as a Social Justice Issue: The Metro Academies Initiative" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Associate Professor of Health Education Lisa Moore presented "Introduction to making social justice the foundation of public health: Gaining ground and confronting co-optation -- critical perspectives from public health history, theory, pedagogy, and practice" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Associate Professor of Health Education Juliana van Olphen presented "Impact of stigma on the health of young women leaving jail" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Associate Professor of Health Education Vivian Chávez presented "Drop That Knowledge: The Story of Youth Radio" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Assistant Professor of Health Education Michele Eliason presented, "Alcohol, tobacco and other drug use among sexual minority women" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Health Education Lecturer Marty Martinson presented "On/in our own terms: Elders' meanings of community involvement and healthy aging" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Assistant Professor of Health Education Emma Sanchez-Vaznaugh presented "Informing Latino childhood obesity prevention: The role of physical education policies in California" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Associate Professor of Health Education Ramón Castellblanch presented "Comparative Effectiveness Research and Prescription Drugs" at the American Public Health Association annual meeting held Nov. 6-10 in Denver.

Professor of Health Education Erik Peper co-authored the article "Seeing is believing. Making the internal and interpersonal communications visible with biofeedback" (Zien is geloven. Innerlijke en intermenselijke communicatie processen zichtbaar maken met Biofeedback) in the Dutch journal Beweegreden.

Social Work
Assistant Professor of Social Work Rashmi Gupta received the Faculty Achievement Award from the Association of Gerontological Education in Social Work (AGE-SW). She was one of three scholars nationwide to be presented this award at the Gerontological Society of America annual conference in New Orleans Nov. 19-22.

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