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Departmental Directory
Concord University Board of Governors
Brittany Keys Anderson, Principal, Whitethorn Elementary, Athens, West Virginia
David Barnette, Chair of the Board of Governors, Jackson Kelly PLLC, Charleston, West Virginia
Sally Howard, Faculty Representative, Professor of Political Science, Athens, West Virginia
Richard Jarrell, Secretary of the Board of Governors, Owner/Operator of Chick-fil-A Beckley, Beckley, West Virginia
Brad Lane, Appalachian Eye Care, Princeton, West Virginia
Doug Maddy, Community Leader, Scarboro, West Virginia
William McKee, Vice-Chair of the Board of Governors, Charleston, West Virginia
Doug Moore, Classified Employee Representative, Athens, West Virginia
Brace Mullett, General Counsel, City Holding Company Charleston, West Virginia
Myra Susan Rogers, Community Leader, Hinton, West Virginia
Catherina Santos, Student Representative, Brazil
The Principals and Presidents of Concord College/University
Principals:
Captain James Harvey French, LL.B., 1875-1891
John D. Sweeney, B.S., M.S., 1891-1897
Captain George Michael Ford, A.B., LL.B., 1897-1900
Elmer F. Goodwin, 1900-1901
Arthur S. Thorn, A.B., 1901-1906
Frances Isabel Davenport, B.S., 1906-1907
Charles L. Bemis, B.S., 1907-1913
Lawrence Benjamin Hill, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., 1913-1918
Presidents:
Christopher Columbus Rossey, B.Ped., Litt.B., M.A., Ed.D., 1918-1924 (Principal in 1918-1919)
George West Diehl, A.B., B.D., M.A., D.D., LL.D., 1924-1929
Joseph Franklin Marsh, Sr., B.Ped., A.P., A.M., Ped.D., 1929-1945
Virgil Harvey Stewart, A.B., A.M., LL.D., 1945-1959
Joseph Franklin Marsh, Jr., A.B., M.P.A., LL.D., 1959-1973
Billy Lee Coffindaffer, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., 1973-1975
James Walton Rowley (Acting President), A.B., M.A., Ed.D., 1975-1976
Meredith N. Freeman, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D., 1976-1985
Jerry L. Beasley, A.B., Ed.M., Ph.D., 1985-2008
Gregory F. Aloia, B.A., Ph.D., 2008-2013
Kendra S. Boggess, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 2014-present
Kendra S. Boggess (1988)
CONCORD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
Professor of Business
M.S., Ph.D,. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
B.S., University of Florida
Lora L. Woolwine (2004)
Board of Governors Liaison
B.S.W., Concord University
Trena Stovall, (2008)
Executive Secretary to the President
B.A., Concord University
Peter L. Viscusi (2014)
PROVOST AND VICE PRESIDENT FOR
M.A., Ph.D., University of Delaware
B.A., La Salle College
Cheryl T. Barnes (1998)
ASSOCIATE PROVOST
Director of Graduate Studies
Ph.D., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
M.A., Marshall University
Teresa Y. Frey (2000)
Academic Advisor for Adults and Veteran Students
B.A., Concord College
Dixie L. Terrell (2010)
Executive Secretary to the Associate Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies
R.B.A., Concord University
A.S., Beckley College
Anne C. Whittaker (1977)
Executive Secretary to the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Sarah Beasley (2014)
Director of Retention
Ph.D., Boston College
EdM, BA, Harvard University
Steve Jarvis (2000)
Jamie Ealy
VICE PRESIDENT OF ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT
M.A. Ed., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Morgan Billups
M.S., West Virginia University
B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan
Jennie Cordle
Admissions Assistant II
Matthew Hamilton
B.S., Concord University
Christi Lamb
B.S., Bluefield State College
Debra Moore
Special Events Assistant
Allen M. Smith
Senior Admissions Counselor
Lisa Swaney
Andrea Tabor
Associate Director of Admissions
Sarah Wambe
M.A., West Virginia University
B.A., California State University Long Beach
Alicia Besenyei (2015)
B.A., North Carolina State University
Sarah P. Dalton (2004)
B.S.J., West Virginia University
Blake Farmer
Manager of University Advancement
B.S. B.A., Concord University
Carrie Jarrell (2010)
Program Assistant II
Amy M. Pitzer (1987)
Public Relations / Marketing Coordinator, Sr.
Foster Sheppard (2016)
Graphic Designer, Sr.
Kevin Garrett (1995)
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS/Head Baseball Coach
M.A.H.P., Concord University
Tesla Akers (2015)
Assistant Women's Basketball Coach and Women's Golf Coach
B.S., Ferrum College
Ethan Alderman
M.S., University of Texas at Arlington
B.S., Ithaca College
Steve Barrett (1999)
Head Men's Soccer Coach
M.S., Virginia Polytechnic and State University
B.S., Liberty University
Josh Beekman (2016)
Assistant Football Coach (Offense)
B.S., Boston College
Adam Blake (2016)
Assistant Men's Basketball Coach
B.S., Capital University
Glen M. Blankenship
Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach
B.S., Concord College
Anita Conner
Administrative Secretary
Michael Cox (2000)
Head Coach of Men's and Women's Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field Coach and Instructor of Health and Physical Education
M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Luke Duffy
Women's Head Soccer Coach
Academic Athletic Coordinator
Tracy McCallister Gill (2007)
M.S., Indiana State University
Tracy Gravely (1999)
Facilities Director
Avery Hawkins
Assistant Football Coach
Donald Mahoney
Adam Martiny
Todd May (2012)
Head Men's Basketball Coach
B.S., Ohio University
Scott McKillop (2016)
Assistant Football Coach (Defense)
B.S., University of Pittsburg
Wes McKinney (2015)
Kenneth Osborne (1998)
Head Women's Basketball Coach/ Compliance Coordinator
M.S., Radford College
B.S., Glenville State
Paul Price (2009)
Head Football Coach
M.Ed. and B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College
Jennifer Sicinski
Assistant Athletic Director
Kathryn Southcott (2009)
Head Women's Volleyball Coach/Instructor
M.A., George Mason University
Devin Smith (2015)
Assistant Baseball Coach
M.A. and B.A., Pittsburg State University
Alisa Tasler (2011)
Head Women's Softball Coach
M.S., B.A., Pittsburg State University
Joshua Zettergren
Biology, Department of
David N. Chambers (2006)
Associate Professor of Biology
Ph.D., Cornell University
B.S., Texas A&M University
Douglas A. Creer (2006)
Ph.D., Washington University
B.S., Brigham Young University
Thomas B. Ford (2006)
Ph. D., Biology, Indiana University
B.A., Zoology, Connecticut College
Tonya C. McKinley (1998)
Professor of Biology
Ph.D., Clemson University
M.S., Pennsylvania State University
B.S., Lock Haven University
Darla J. Wise (1998)
Ph.D., Virginia Tech
M.S., State Univ of NY - College at Fredonia
B.S., State Univ of NY - College at Fredonia
Bonner Scholars
Kathy S. Ball (1998)
DIRECTOR, BONNER SCHOLARS PROGRAM
Natalie Fields
Bonner Coordinator
M.A.T., Liberty University
B.A., Radford University
Charles P. Becker (2008)
VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE
D.B.A., Nova Southeastern University
M.B.A., University of Virginia
B.A., Virginia Military Institute
Victoria L. Blankenship, (2001)
Business Manager II
M.S., Liberty University
Shea Booth
Interim Business Manager I
M.P.A., West Virginia University
B.S. B.A, Concord University
Melanie Burnette
Accounting Assistant II
Elizabeth J. Cahill, (2002)
Financial Systems/Reporting Officer/Controller
M.S., University of Phoenix
Loran F. Morgan, (2002)
Program Assistant III
A.S., Bluefield State
Debbie Myers, (2011)
Angela D. Taylor, (2002)
Andrea D. Webb, (2005)
Business Manager I
Hillary Williams (2014)
Accountant Senior
Business and Recreation & Tourism Management, Department of
Susan B. Robinett (1992)
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND RECREATION & TOURISM MANAGEMENT
Ph.D., M.S. Ed., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
B.S., Radford University
Angela Addair (2016)
Assistant Professor of Management
M.B.A., Walden University
B.S.B.A., Concord University
Bonnie F. Brown (1992)
Administrative Associate
Linwood Clayton (2008)
Associate Professor of Recreation and Tourism Management
M.S., Radford University
B.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Charlotte A. Davis (2011)
Ph.D., University of Memphis
M.B.A., Wayland Baptist University
B.B.A., Texas Tech University
CPA, PHR
D. William (Bill) Deck, Jr. (1987)
Professor of Marketing
Ph.D., M.B.A., B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Angelique Edwards (1995)
Professor of Sports Management
Ed. D., United States Sports Academy
M.S., B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Muhammad M. Islam (1986)
Professor of Finance
Ph.D., Wayne State University
M.A., University of Western Ontario
M.A., University of Islamabad
B.A., University of Dacca
Cynthia J. Khanlarian (2011)
Associate Professor of Accounting
Ph.D., M.S., UNC Greensboro
B.A., Converse College
CPA, CMA
Johnnie B. Linn, III. (2002)
Assistant Professor of Economics
Ph.D., Texas A&M University
J.D., University of Miami School of Law
B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roy Ramthun (1998)
Professor of Recreation and Tourism Management
Ph.D., University of Utah
M.A., B.S., Central Michigan University
Amanda Sauchuck (2016)
D.B.A, Capella University
M.B.A., Liberty University
John Swiger
Part Time Visiting Professor of Finance
Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
B.S., University of Richmond
Susan Williams (2006)
Interim Director, CU Beckley Campus
Faculty President
Ph.D., West Virginia University
Communication Arts, Department of
Cory Williams (2006)
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION ARTS
Associate Professor of Communication Arts
Ph.D., Duquesne University
M.A., Purdue University
B.A., Lipscomb University
Lindsey Akers
Instructor of Communication Arts
Jessica Doty
Radio Director
Assistant Professor of Communication Arts
Karen Vuranch
Instructor in Communication Arts
Director of Theatre
B.S., Ashland University
M.A., West Virginia Graduate College
Heather Williams
Education, Department of
Richard Druggish (1988)
DIRECTOR OF TEACHER EDUCATION
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Coordinator of Clinical Experiences
Ph. D., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
M.S.L.S., University of Tennessee
Michael Bean
Assistant Professor of Education
Nancy G. Burton (2001)
Professor of Education-Special Education
Ed. D., West Virginia University
Ed. S., Marshall University
B.A., Bluefield College
Andrea E. Campbell (2006)
Associate Professor of Education
E.Ed., North Central University
M. Ed., East Carolina University
Alison M. Conner (2014)
B.S., Widener University
Diane Smith Grych (1993)
Ph.D., Walden University
Ed. S., George Peabody College for Teachers
M.A., University of Hawaii at Manoa
B.S., University of Cincinnati
Kathy Hawks (2000)
Ed. D., Nova Southeastern University
Kathryn L. Liptak (2000)
Assistant Provost and Director of Assessment
M. Ed. and MAT Coordinator
CAEP Coordinator
Ed. D., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
M.A., B.S., West Virginia University
Terry W. Mullins (2007)
B.A., James Madison University
Kimberly B. Nichols
Anita Reynolds (2005)
Ed. D., University of Virginia
M.S., Old Dominion University
B.S., Bluefield College
B.S., Roanoke College
Lethea Smith (2000)
M.A., Marshall University Graduate College
Santina St. John (2007)
Ed. D., Walden University
Ed. S., M.A., Marshall University
M.A., Fayetteville State University
Kathryn Tucker (2013)
Assistant Professor of Special Education
E.Ed., Texas Tech University
M.Ed., West Texas A&M University
BME, Wartburg College
Robin White (2016)
William P. Williams (2007)
Teacher Certification Kennesaw State University
B.A., Oglethorpe University (English)
B.A., Oglethorpe University (Sociology)
Faculty Officers
Christopher McClain
Associate Professor of Mathematics, President of the Faculty
Alice M. Hawthorne Allen
Associate Professor of Physics, Vice President of the Faculty
Joan Pendergast
Associate Professor of Social Work, Secretary of the Faculty
Charles Brichford
Professor of English, Parliamentarian of the Faculty
Financial Aid, Office of
Tammy Brown
Interim Director of Financial Aid
A.A., International Correspondence School
Carly Kestner
Associate Director of Financial
Tamra Lilly
Administrative Assistant III
Pam Wallace (2016)
Financial Aid Counselor
Fine Arts, Department of
Jack Sheffler (2002)
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Associate Professor of Art
M.F.A., Northwestern University
B.F.A., Carnegie Mellon University
Assistant Professor of Music
Director of Bands
B.A., Virginia Tech
M.M., University of Manchester
D.M.A., University of Minnesota
Kevin Bennington (2000)
M.F.A., Art Institute - Miami International University
James Biggs (2004)
M.F.A., Indiana State University
Kipp Cortez (2016)
Joseph F. Marsh Endowed Assistant Professor of Music
D.M.A. and M.M., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
B.M., Valparaiso University
Marcheta Gunter (1974)
Kelly Hudson
Temporary Assistant Professor of Music
D.M.A., The University of Iowa
M.M., Colorado State University
B.A., Luther College
Timothy L. Mainland (1978)
Professor of Music
D.M. A., University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music
M.A., The University of California at Santa Barbara
B.A., The University of California at Santa Barbara
Mark T. Moore (2011)
Instructor of Art
MFA, West Virginia University
B.A., University of Charleston
Lauri Reidmiller (2008)
Ph.D., Ohio State University
M.F.A., Radford University
M.A., B.F.A., Miami University
Jacob Womack (2016)
Instructor of Music and Collaborative Artist
D.M.A., West Virginia University
M.M., Penn State
B.M., West Virginia University
Foundation, Concord University
Jeremy Smith, CPA (2013)
Business Manager of Accounting
Marites "Tess" Vaught, (1992)
A.S., Concord College
Melissa Gattuso (2008)
WV Higher Education Policy Commission Regional GEAR UP Coordinator, Southern Region
MS Strategic Leadership, Mountain State University
RBA, Bluefield State College
Health and Human Performance, Department of
H. David Campbell (2004)
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE
Professor of Health Education
M. A., East Carolina University
Head Coach of Men's Soccer
Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education
B. A., Liberty University
UEFA "B" License
Wesley R. Meeteer II
Associate Professor of Physical Education
M.A., B.S., Concord University
W. Mike Miller
M.Ed., B.S., Concord University
Jill Ann Cox Nolan (2011)
Associate Professor of Health Education
Ph. D., West Virginia University
M.A., B.A., Marshall University
John C. Roberts (2014)
Director of the Athletic Training Program
Instructor of Athletic Training
M.S. Ed., Old Dominion University
B.S., James Madison University
Kathryn T. Southcott (2009)
Head Coach of Volleyball
Instructor of Health and Physical Education
Laura A. Wamsley (2014)
Clinical Education Coordinator of Athletic Training Education Program
M.Ed., Arizona State University
B.S., West Virginia University
Higher Education Center (HEC-Beckley)
Associate Professor of Marketing
Tara B. Taylor
Housing & Residence Life, Office of
Bill Fraley (2004)
Director of Residence Life
Sonya Baldwin (2005)
Eric Jewell (2013)
Resident Director
Megan Webber (2012)
Khalilah Workfield (2009)
M.S., Mountain State University
B.S., Mountain State University
Human Resources, Office of
Dan Fitzpatrick (2014)
B.S., WVU Tech
M.A., Tusculum College
Nora High (2005)
Administrative Secretary Senior
A.S., National College of Business and Technology
Rose M. Preston (2016)
B.A., Warren University
Humanities, Department of
Charles H. Brichford
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES
Professor of English
Ph.D., Indiana University, Bloomington
M.A., Indiana University, Bloomington
B.A., Grinnell College
Jonathan M. Berkey
Associate Professor of History
Ph.D., M.A., The Pennsylvania State University
B.A., Gettysburg College
Carmen Durrani
Associate Professor of Foreign Languages
M.A., University of Georgia
B.A., University of Brussels, Belgium
Michelle L. Gompf
Ph.D., University of North Carolina - Greensboro
M.A., University of Rochester
B.A., Hollins College
R. Keith Lilly
Instructor of History
M.A., Virginia Tech
Mitzi Litton
Instructor in English
Amberyl Malkovich
Associate Professor of English
Ph.D., Illinois State University
M.A., Minnesota State University
B.S., University of Wisconsin
Carol K. Manzione
Professor of History
Ph.D., M.A., B.A. State University of New York at Buffalo
M.P.A., University of Maine
Joseph Manzione
Ph.D., University of Michigan
M.A., University of Utah
Thomas J. McKenna
Associate Professor of History and Philosophy
Ph.D. and M.A., Yale University
B.A., University of Delaware
William J. Ofsa
Ph.D., University of Illinois
Delilah F. O'Haynes
Ed.D., University of Tennessee, Knoxville
B.S., East Tennessee State University
A.S., SVCC
Anthony G. Patricia
Ph.D., M.A., B.A., University of Nevada
Tina Powell
Lecturer English
Gabriel A. Rieger
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University
M.A., University of Toledo
B.A., University of Toledo
Elizabeth H. Roth
M.A., Hollins University
A.B., Notre Dame of Maryland University
J. Frank Marsh Library
Connie Shumate
MLIS, University of South Carolina
Jonathan Bolt
Library Associate
Douglas M. Moore, II
Information Systems Specialist
Donna W. Musick
Technical Services/Staff Librarian
Rick Dillon
Vice President of Administration and Associate Dean of Students
M. Ed., Salisbury State University
B.A., Mansfield University
L. Gerry Von Ville, CGM
PHYSICAL PLANT DIRECTOR
B.S., NRE, Ohio State University
Stephanie Bowles
Landscape Worker
Trades Specialist I (Plumber)
Charles Cochran
Trades Specialist II (HVAC)
Eric Curry
Trades Specialist I (Electrician)
J. Eddie Daniels
Randy Gum
Electronic Technician II, Lead (Electrician)
C. Wayne Hebb
Assistant Director of Physical Plant
M.B.A., Capella University
B.S., Bluefield State
Charles Lynch
Trades Specialist II (Electrician)
Kevin McMillon
Trades Specialist II (Plumber)
Jeff Miles
Trade Specialist Lead II (HVAC/Electrician)
Leon Miles
Dana Shorter
Michael E. Shumate
Trades Specialist II Lead (Carpenter)
David Stowers
Trade Specialist II (Plumber)
Donald Ward, Jr.
Trades Specialist I (Carpenter)
Mathematics and Computer Science, Department of
W.R. Winfrey (1993)
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, & HEALTH
Chair, Department of Mathematics & Computer Science
Professor of Mathematics
Ph.D., Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University
M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University
Douglas L. Becker (1997)
Assistant Professor in Developmental Mathematics
M.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University
Lonnie Bowe (2011)
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Lisa M. Darlington (2007)
Associate Professor of Mathematics
David D. Hill (1991)
James D. Johnston (1991)
Professor of Computer Science
M.A., SUNY Binghamton
B.S., St. Bonaventure University
Daniel W. Krider (1971)
Ph.D., North Carolina State University
M.A.M., North Carolina State University
B.S., North Carolina State University
Christopher McClain (2011)
B.A., West Virginia University
McNair Scholars Program
Rodney L. Klein
DIRECTOR, Professor of Psychology
Ph.D., University of New Mexico
M.S., New Mexico Highlands University
B.A. Central College
Vickie L. Hart
Lisa M. Karnes
M.S., Marshall University
B.S. Concord College
Multicultural Affairs/Disability Services
Nancy C. Ellison (1994)
DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF MULTI-CULTURAL AFFAIRS AND DIRECTOR OF DISABILITY SERVICES
Academic Program Associate
Chad M. Parsons
Instructor, English as a Second Language
B.S., Susquehanna University
Office of Public Safety
Mark W. Stella
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Roy Gum
Campus Police Officer
Connie Michael
Administrative Secretary, Sr.
Terry Moulder
Law Enforcement Training Officer
Chad Reed
William G. Sigman
Public Safety Dispatcher; A.S.
Tim Wolfe
Paul Wood
Public Safety Dispatcher
Office of Sponsored Programs/Research Corporation
Charles Becker (2009)
Vickie Blankenship (2009)
Melanie Farmer (2012)
Grants and Contracts Assistant
M.S.W., Concord University
Scott Inghram (2009)
Director of Grants and Contracts/Administration
M.S.W., Tulane University
B.S.W., B.A., Concord University
Jordan Roark
Grants and Contracts Accountant
Max Sopher (2016)
Physical Sciences, Department of
Joseph L. Allen (1998)
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Ph.D., University of Kentucky
M.S., East Carolina University
B.S., Michigan State University
Marwa Abdel Latif
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Kimberly K. Chambers (2006)
Assistant Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry
B.S., Gettysburg College
Richard A. Cyburt (2016)
Assistant Professor of Physics
B.S., Southern Illinois University
Alice M. Hawthorne Allen (2000)
Associate Professor of Physics
Ph. D., Indiana University-Bloomington
M. S., Indiana University- Bloomington
B. S., Wake Forest University
Stephen C. Kuehn (2010)
Associate Professor of Geology
Director, Electron Microprobe Laboratory
Ph.D., Washington State University
M.S., Washington State University
B.S., University of Puget Sound
Jennifer Phillippe
Instructor of Geology and Physical Science
M.S., University of California - Davis
B.A., Depauw University
Hong Yin (2014)
Visiting Assistant Professor of Chemistry
M.S., B.S., Shanghi Normal University
Carolyn Fluharty Cox (1989)
B.A., Salem College
Lindsey N. Gum (2013)
M.A.H.P, Concord University
Betty Sue Lusk, (1989)
Social Sciences, Department of
Rodney L. Klein (1998)
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Director, McNair Scholars Program
M.S., Highlands University
B.A., Central College
Adriana M. Falco (2015)
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Ph.D., M.A., George Mason University
B.S., University of Maryland-College Park
Karen Griffee (2000)
Ph.D., M.S., B.A., University of New Mexico
Sally J. Howard (2003)
Ph.D., University of Houston
M.A., Rice University
B.S., University of Houston
Tom Saladyga (2011)
Assistant Professor of Geography
M.A., B.S., The Pennsylvania State University
Shimantini Shome (2011)
Ph.D., University of Kansas
M.A., B.A., University of Pune
James A. White (1998)
Ph.D., American University
M.P.A., North Carolina State University
B.A., Duke University
Social Work and Sociology, Department of
Joan M. Pendergast (2007)
CHAIR, DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIOLOGY
Associate Professor of Social Work
Director of Bachelor of Social Work Program
Ph.D., University of South Carolina
M.S.W., Marywood University
B.S.W., Mansfield University
R. Shawn Allen
Assistant Professor of Social Work
Director of Field Education
M.S.W., West Virginia University
Ellen Darden (2000)
Professor of Social Work
M.S.S.W., University of Texas
B.A., Baylor University
Tracy Luff (2003)
Professor of Sociology
Director, Honors Program
Ph.D., M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
B.S., Salisbury University
Ida M. Mills (2015)
Ed.D., St. Mary's University
M.S.W., Michigan State University
B.S.W., Morningside College
Vanessa Howell
Social Work Department
B.S.B.A, Concord University
Gail B. Murano
IV-E Training Coordinator
Patricia A. Nishimoto (2015)
Ph.D., M.S.W., University of Hawaii
B.S.W., Longwood College
Lori Pace
Instructor of Sociology
B.A., Marshall University
John David Smith (1998)
Director of Master Social Work Program
Director of Legal Studies and Pre-law Program
Director of ALEF Program
J.D., University of Toledo
LL.M., DePaul University
B.S.W., Concord College
Alecea I. Standlee (2012)
Assistant Professor of Sociology
Ph.D., M.A., Syracuse University
M.A., University of Cincinnati
B.A., University of Idaho
Sarah Whittaker (1999)
M.S.W., B.S.W., West Virginia University
Marjie Flanigan (1996)
VICE PRESIDENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS AND DEAN OF STUDENTS
Ed.D., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
M.R.C., B.A., University of Florida
Student Center Office
Andrew Sulgit (1999)
DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES & STUDENT CENTER SPECIAL EVENTS
Faculty/Staff Housing Manager
B.A., West Virginia Wesleyan College
Krystle Land
Postal Worker Lead
Christopher Smallwood
Director of Intramurals & Campus Recreation
Carolyn Worley
Terri H. Philpott (2004)
DIRECTOR OF STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
M.S.W. West Virginia University
B.S. Bluefield State College
ACSW, LCSW
Beth Nelson (2011)
Academic Coordinator
B.A. Concord College
Andrea Rollins
Darrick M. Scott (2002)
Educational Outreach Counselor
M.S. Mountain State University
Chuck Elliott (2012)
VICE PRESIDENT FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
M.S., The George Washington University
M.P.A., Troy University
B.S., Excelsior College
William C. Bailey (2003)
Manager of Radio & TV Services
A.S.B., The Art Institute of Pittsburgh
Apple Certified Professional, Final Cut Pro Level II
Jamie Boggs (2007)
Director of Application and Web Development
M.S., Nova Southeastern University
Rick Browning (2016)
Manager of Distributed Learning
M.S., Colorado Technical University
Sid M. Hatfield (1992)
Data Network Specialist III
Miranda Martin (2009)
Systems Programmer, Senior
Steven M. Meadows (1998)
Director of Networking & Support Services
R.B.A., Concord College
John K. Simmerman
B.A., Gallaudet University
Michael Testerman (2014)
Systems Programmer
Tyler Webb (2016)
M.B.A., Western Governors University
Alvin White, Jr. (1988)
Takeshi Yamamoto (2016)
LAN Specialist
M.S., Boston University
John Jay Wright
M.A., RBA, Marshall University
Michael Craighead (2001)
Chelsea Hollifield (2016)
M.A., B.A., Concord University
Katrina Matney (2012)
Melissa Buckland (1995)
Grant Resources Specialist
Barbara Rush (1990)
Assistant Director/Lead Outreach Counselor
M.S. West Virginia Graduate College
Gerald C. Arrington, 1967-2002
B.S., M.F.A., Professor of Art, Emeritus
Frederick Bailey, 1961-1999
A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of English, Emeritus
John C. Baker, 1989-2013
B.S. Ed., M.A., Ed.D., Professor of English, Emeritus
David R. Bard, 1966-1971, 1974-2005
B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of History, Emeritus
Virginia Dolan Barnett, 1964-1977
A.B., M.A., Associate Professor of Social Sciences, Emerita
Jerry L. Beasley, 1985-2008
A.B., M.S., Ph.D., President, Emeritus
C. Allen Beatty, 1972-2000
B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Sociology, Emeritus
W. Thomas Bone, III, 1979-1999
B.S., M.A., Director of Public Relations, Emeritus
Thomas M. Brown, B.A., M.S., 1985-1996
Director of Library and Media Services, Associate Professor of Library Science, Emeritus
Ronald L. Burgher, 1972-1975, 1978-2003
B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Communication Arts, Emeritus
Sonja C. Carter, 1956-1992
B.S., M.A., Associate Professor of Business and Business Education, Emerita
Carl J. Chapman, 1967-1998
B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Biology, Emeritus
Sheila M. Chipley,1976-2004
B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Professor of Art and Art Education, Emerita
Jean B. Christie, 1977-1994
B.S., M.A., Assistant Professor of English, Emerita
M. R. "Jim" Coiner, 1969-2000
Tony J. Colobro, 1974-1989
B.S., M.S., Associate Professor of Physical Education, Emeritus
Augustus L. Cyphers, 1966-2005
B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Professor of Education, Emeritus
L. Dale Dickens, 1972-1994
B.F.A., Director of Admissions, Emeritus
Bonnie Dorsey
B.S.W., M.S.W., Ph.D., Professor of Social Work, Emerita
Margaret "Peggy" Edmunds, 1956-1992
B.S., M.A., Associate Professor of Business, Emerita
John R. Elkins, 1975-2001
B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus
Karl D. Fezer, 1966-1998
B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Biology, Emeritus
Arthur (Gene) Fields, 1984-2004
Manager, Physical Plant, Emeritus
Harry Finkelman, 1948-1991
B.B.A., M.A., C.P.A., Professor of Business, Emeritus
James R. Fleming, 1969-1992
B.M.E., M.M.E., Ph.D., Professor of Music, Emeritus
Dale E. Geiger, 1964-1998
B.A., M.A., Director of Student Residential Life, Emeritus
Willis D. Hill, 1958-2007
B.A., M.S., Professor of Physics, Emeritus
James M. Huffman, 1990-2002
B.S., M.A., Director of Admissions, Emeritus
Wilber C. Jones, 1966-2004
Daniel D. Kereth, 1971-1983
B.A., M.L.S., Cataloguing Librarian and Assistant Professor of Library Science, Emeritus
Jan W. Krell, 1969-2003
B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Professor of Psychology, Emerita
Edward C. Lowe, 1963-1998
B.S., M.S., Director of Career Development and Placement, Emeritus 1963-1998
J. Douglas Machesney, 1986-2002
B.S., M.S., Ed.D., Vice President for Development, Emeritus 1986-2002
Sharon Manzo, 1980-2012
B.S., M.A., Administrative Assistant to the President's Office, Emerita
James P. McCabe, 1978-2003
R.B.A., Director of Public Safety, Emeritus
J. Otto McKinney, 1950-1975
B.S., M.S., Business Manager, Assistant Professor of Business Emeritus
Nancy Meade, 1969-2005
R.B.A., Administrative Assistant to the President, Emerita
John B. Minick, 1967-1994
B.S., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Economics, Emeritus
April V. Puzzuoli, 1982-2006
B.S., M.S., Ed.D., Professor of Early Childhood Education, Emerita
J. Bill Ryan,1972-1998
B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Travel Industry Management, Emeritus
Margaret Ann Scott, 1962-1994
B.S., M.A., Associate Professor of English, Emerita
John D. Seago, 1971-1998
B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Emeritus
Roger F. Sheppard, 1976-2006
B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Professor of Biology, Emeritus
Martha B. Shrewsbury, 1988-2007
A.B., M.Ed., Ed.D., Professor of English, Emerita
William R. Skeat, 1985-2007
B.S., M.Ed., Student Center Director, Emeritus
B.M., M.M., D.M.A., Interim Vice President of Academics, Professor of Music, Emerita
Dean W. Turner, 1970-2007
B.M.E., M.M., Ph.D., Vice President and Academic Dean, Professor of Music, Emeritus
Smiley W. Weatherford, 1989-2002
B.B.A., M.H.A., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Business, Emeritus
Debra Weiss
Academic Program Associate of Student Affairs, Emerita
Bill C. Wells, 1981-1998
B.S., M.S., Associate Professor of Travel Industry Management, Emeritus
Robert C. Whittinghill, 1971-2006
B.S., M.Ed., Professor of Physical Education, Emeritus
Henry N. Worrest, 1990-1995
B.S., M.E.d., M.Nat.S., Ed.D., Professor of Education, Emeritus
Buford E. Young, 1976-2000
B.A., M.S.W., Professor of Social Work, Emeritus


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The View Gets Its New
Conservative Voice
Aug 5, 2022 2:56 AM CDT
The View Gets Its New Conservative Voice
Alyssa Farah Griffin will join as co-host
(Newser) - The View's new requisite conservative co-host will be Alyssa Farah Griffin. The former Trump aide (turned Trump critic following the Capitol insurrection) is replacing Meghan McCain, who joined the daytime talk show in 2017 and left last year, Axios reports. Her vacant seat has been filled with other conservative...
Suspended From The View
Feb 2, 2022 6:33 AM CST
Whoopi Goldberg Suspended From The View
Despite a second, on-air apology
(Newser) - Whoopi Goldberg has been suspended from The View after she said on Monday's show that the Holocaust wasn't about race . "Effective immediately, I am suspending Whoopi Goldberg for two weeks for her wrong and hurtful comments," ABC News president Kim Godwin said Tuesday in a statement...
McCain on View Exchange:
'Felt Like I'd Been Slapped'
Oct 19, 2021 11:49 AM CDT
McCain on View Exchange: 'Felt Like I'd Been Slapped'
Former co-host writes about on-air barb from Joy Behar that rattled her
(Newser) - In an excerpt of her memoir Bad Republican, Meghan McCain writes that a nasty back-and-forth on the air with co-host Joy Behar was the beginning of the end for her on The View. It took place in January, just after McCain returned to the show after giving birth to her...
Shark Tank Judge Sorry for
'Fat-Shaming' Whoopi Goldberg
Oct 8, 2021 8:50 AM CDT
Shark Tank Judge Sorry for 'Fat-Shaming' Whoopi Goldberg
Barbara Corcoran admits joke wasn't funny
(Newser) - Barbara Corcoran has apologized for failing to obey one of society's many unwritten rules: When somebody is joking about the size of their butt, you should not join in. The Shark Tank judge was accused of fat-shaming Whoopi Goldberg during an appearance on The View Thursday, USA Today reports....
Harris' Visit to The View Has
Unpleasant COVID Hiccup
Sep 24, 2021 1:41 PM CDT
Harris' Visit to The View Has Unpleasant COVID Hiccup
2 hosts test positive for COVID, leave set just before VP was supposed to appear
(Newser) - The View had plugged VP Kamala Harris' visit on Friday as her first in-studio talk-show appearance since taking office. It didn't quite work out that way. Minutes before Harris was to appear, two of the four co-hosts were asked to leave the set during the live broadcast because they...
'There Is No
Good Trump,'
McCain Says
Aug 3, 2021 12:00 AM CDT
'There Is No Good Trump,' McCain Says About Mary
Co-host sits out interview but answers it on Twitter
(Newser) - Meghan McCain appeared on "The View" as usual Monday, but she wasn't on set when Mary Trump was interviewed. The former president's niece took a shot at her anyway, Deadline reports. "It's a shame that your colleague didn't have the courage to come on...
on The View
Is Leaving
Jul 1, 2021 2:45 PM CDT
Lone Conservative on The View Is Leaving
Meghan McCain says this is her last season on the ABC show
(Newser) - The View is losing its conservative voice. Meghan McCain told viewers of the ABC morning show on Thursday that she's leaving when the current season wraps up at the end of July. "I am just going to rip the Band-Aid off," McCain said as the show began,...
Tension Around McCain
Wears Out The View and Fans
Jan 16, 2020 5:30 PM CST
Tension Around McCain Wears Out The View and Fans
The illusion of a civil chat is shattered, Shamira Ibrahim writes
(Newser) - Over the years, the 22 permanent co-hosts of The View have had many arguments in anger while the show generally stuck to its mandate as a civil exchange of ideas. But the constant tension around Meghan McCain's presence has made the program hard to watch, Shamira Ibrahim writes in...
There's Just One
Voice Left on
There's Just One Conservative Voice Left on the View
Abby Huntsman's last day on the show is Friday
(Newser) - Abby Huntsman is exiting The View, leaving Meghan McCain as the sole conservative voice on the ABC News' daytime talk show. "This is always such a hard thing to do… but today I'm saying goodbye," Huntsman, who's been on the show a year and a half...
McCain Responds to Whoopi
Shushing Her on the View
Dec 17, 2019 12:04 PM CST
McCain Responds to Whoopi Shushing Her on the View
Co-hosts got into an argument on Monday's show
(Newser) - Meghan McCain responded Tuesday to the latest fight she and Whoopi Goldberg got into on The View. The co-hosts were discussing the impeachment process on Monday's show, and McCain was trying to explain that, politically, it could be a bad move for the Democrats. After one exchange, Goldberg told...
'I Know It's
Terrible': Why
Whoopi Wants
to Live Alone
Nov 19, 2019 11:00 AM CST
'I Know It's Terrible': Why Whoopi Wants to Live Alone
The co-host of the 'The View' admits cohabitation isn't for her
(Newser) - Whoopi Goldberg will have you over, but stay for good? No way. "When you make a commitment to live with someone else, it's a commitment to ask their opinion and listen and work it out with them. I don't want to do that," the 64-year-old said...
Rosie O'Donnell Reveals
What Her Father Did
Mar 13, 2019 4:28 PM CDT
Rosie O'Donnell Reveals What Her Father Did
'The View' co-host says her mother's death changed things
(Newser) - Rosie O'Donnell has talked about her "alcoholic, abusive" father before, but she never mentioned sexual abuse—until now, the New York Post reports. "It started very young," the 56-year-old talk show host tells Variety New York bureau chief Ramin Setoodeh. "And then when my mother...
Emerges:
'I Am OK,
Not Dead'
Mar 8, 2019 5:30 PM CST
Whoopi Emerges: 'I Am OK, Not Dead'
'View' co-host says she had pneumonia in both lungs, which was nearly fatal
(Newser) - Whoopi Goldberg reassured her fans in a video Friday that she's recovering after coming "very, very close to death." The actress/comedian/talk show host, 63, has been away from The View for more than a month. "I had pneumonia, and I was septic. Pneumonia in both lungs,...
Ann Curry on Megyn Kelly:
'This Is Not Journalism'
Jan 24, 2018 6:41 AM CST
Ann Curry on Megyn Kelly: 'This Is Not Journalism'
She was referencing the Monday segment on Jane Fonda
(Newser) - A former Today show anchor had some tough words for a current Today host. In a Tuesday appearance on the View, Ann Curry addressed Megyn Kelly's Monday segment blasting Jane Fonda . By way of background, Fonda shut down a question Kelly asked about plastic surgery in September, then when...
Biden Offers Apology to One
Woman, Comfort to Another
Dec 14, 2017 6:49 AM CST
Biden Offers Apology to One Woman, Comfort to Another
Former VP says he's sorry he didn't shield Anita Hill more from attacks, consoles Meghan McCain
(Newser) - When law professor Anita Hill faced the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1991 to testify about the sexual harassment she said she endured from then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, she also faced down attacks on her character and credibility—and many (including Hill herself ) still blame Joe Biden, the senator...
Whoopi Stands Up
for Tiffany Trump
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Whoopi Stands Up for Tiffany Trump
After first daughter gets dissed at New York Fashion Week
(Newser) - After an Elle fashion editor tweeted about switching seats at New York Fashion Week so that she and other editors wouldn't have to sit by Tiffany Trump, Whoopi Goldberg has come to the first daughter's defense. "You know what, Tiffany," Goldberg said on The View Wednesday,...
View Hosts Make Ill-Advised Eating Disorder Jokes
What's funnier, anorexia or bulimia?
(Newser) - Eating disorders: not really a laughing matter, unless, apparently, you're a View panelist. During Thursday's show, the co-hosts discussed Donald Trump's recent weight loss (he says he lost 15 pounds because running for president is just too exciting and he never wants to eat ) and the...
ISIS Mentioned in
View Producer's
Suit Against Rosie
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ISIS Mentioned in View Producer's Suit Against Rosie
Jennifer Shepard-Brookman says O'Donnell got her fired
(Newser) - Rosie O'Donnell left The View earlier this year , but the constant drama that surrounded her stints on the show is not yet over. Jennifer Shepard-Brookman, a former producer on the talk show, is suing O'Donnell, claiming Rosie got her fired—among other things, Page Six reports. As Page...
The View's Nurse Diss
Ends Up Costing It Money
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The View's Nurse Diss Ends Up Costing It Money
Johnson & Johnson, Eggland's Best didn't appreciate co-hosts' comments
(Newser) - One advertiser on The View has "paused" its ads and another has yanked them entirely after controversial remarks about a Miss America contestant made by co-hosts Joy Behar and Michelle Collins, CNNMoney reports. Johnson & Johnson and Eggland's Best reacted to Monday's segment about Miss Colorado Kelley...
The View Disses Nurses,
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The View Disses Nurses, One Responds Perfectly
Hosts mocked Miss Colorado's monologue describing life as a nurse
(Newser) - Miss Georgia's singing talent may have helped her win the Miss America crown , but it was Miss Colorado who made waves with her monologue about being a nurse. Kelley Johnson, who ended as second runner-up, appeared on stage in nurse's scrubs and spoke about caring for Alzheimer's...

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New York Times, New Yorker Win Pulitzer for #MeToo Watershed
Television personality Ronan Farrow arrives for the opening night of the Women in the World summit in New York April 22, 2015. | Photo: Reuters
Since the Times and New Yorker articles last October, more than 100 women have publicly accused the producer of misconduct ranging from sexual harassment to rape, sparking the #MeToo movement.
The New York Times and The New Yorker won the Pulitzer Prize for public service on Monday for explosive reporting that brought down Harvey Weinstein and spawned a cultural watershed on the issue of sexual harassment.
Gay Dating App Grindr Handled Users' HIV Status to Private Firms
The prestigious prize was awarded to the Times team led by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey and New Yorker contributor Ronan Farrow, for reports that disgraced the Hollywood mogul and sparked an avalanche of accusations against other powerful men.
Farrow, 30, is the son of actress Mia Farrow and film director Woody Allen, and something of a prodigy who has previously fronted his own television show, worked in Afghanistan and Pakistan for late US diplomat Richard Holbrooke, and formerly advised then Hillary Clinton on global youth issues when she was secretary of state.
The former Rhodes scholar, who graduated from Yale Law School at just 21, has sided with his sister Dylan's claims that Allen molested her when she was seven. Allen has repeatedly denied the allegations.
"So so so proud," tweeted Mia Farrow minutes after her son's award was announced. Ronan Farrow paid tribute to his co-winners and The New Yorker. "This moment gets called a reckoning, but we just started telling the truth about old abuses of power. Thanks to all who keep doing so," he wrote on Twitter to his nearly half a million followers.
The 102nd edition of the Pulitzer Prizes was announced at Columbia University in New York by administrator Dana Canedy at a time when the U.S. news media still under assault from the White House for peddling "fake news." Canedy praised the winners but also counseled the media to do more to improve trust with a skeptical public and to work harder to include more varied gender and racial perspectives.
The Washington Post won the Pulitzer in the investigative category for relentless reporting seen as having influenced the outcome of the 2017 Senate race in Alabama, revealing Republican candidate Roy Moore's alleged past sexual harassment of teenage girls.
Moore's opponent Doug Jones won the race last December, becoming Alabama's first Democratic senator in 25 years and dealing a humiliating blow to President Donald Trump's Republican administration.
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Anger and revenge and the inability to control it, are the most common underlying causes of Hostile-Aggressive Parenting behaviour. Usually, when a couple separates, there is a lot of pain and hurt caused by the separation. Unfortunately, many parents are unable to deal with their hurt in a positive way and, instead, focus their emotions in a damaging way towards their former spouse and family. Their anger and need for revenge against the other parent takes control to some extent. In severe cases, these emotions can become the main motivating factors in those persons' lives. Although anger and revenge are basic human reactions, they can be kept largely under control and their adverse affects on children eliminated if the appropriate intervention strategies are employed through the court process coupled with the proper support from the community.
In some cases, parents may fear that their own relationship with their child is not strong enough and worry that their child may develop a stronger relationship with the other parent. Some parents may fear that they may lose custody of the child to the other parent if the child's bond with the other parent becomes too strong. As a consequence, the fearful parent may resort to Hostile-Aggressive Parenting in the hope of strengthening their own bond with the child at the expense of the child's relationship with the other parent. Jealousy and fear are often high up on the list when a parent believes that their child may want to spend more time with the other parent, especially when custody and parenting time is yet to be determined by the court. Some parents may resort to HAP fearing that the court may reduce their involvement with the child or not grant their bid for sole custody of the child.
Some parents simply have a desire for power and control over the child and the child's other parent and the child literally becomes their tool to accomplish this. Often, this thirst for power and control over the other family situation can last for many years, if not a lifetime. The use of the child as a means to have power and control over the other parent is most common in situations where a child has been placed under the sole custodial power of only one parent or where one parent has a significantly greater period of time with the child. In addition to the money that will often flow to the custodial parent from the non-custodial parent, parents who have custody of children are often able to make further financial demands and accounting of their former partners, year after year. Religious conflicts between parents are also a power and control issue with parents of different religions wanting the child to follow the beliefs of his/her own religion.
Personal financial gain is also another strong motivator to hostile-aggressive parents. Gaining custody and control of the children involved is often desired as a way of increasing one party's personal financial gain to the disadvantage of the other parent. Hostile-Aggressive Parenting can help achieve this by helping to gain custody and child support for the child. For the parent with custody of the child there are huge rewards – child support payment, income tax credits and other child tax credits. Between child support and the other tax benefits, the amount of money involved is usually amounts to thousands of dollars per year, much of it tax-free.
In a very small number of cases where HAP has been identified, one or a number of recognized personality/psychiatric disorders may be the underlying cause or partially the cause. Although most behaviours are related to the environment that persons are exposed to during their developmental years, some may be attributed to genetic disposition in which case, hostile-aggressive tendencies often appear to be found in previous generations of a family tree. For example, a number of parents who suffer from anxiety or depression come from homes where one or both of the parents may have suffered from anxiety or depression as well. Those who exhibit severe hostile-aggressive-behaviour and who seem unable to change their behaviours often suffer some form of mental or personality disorder which is affecting their ability to deal with day to day matters on a rational level. Hostile- Aggressive Parenting (HAP) can be one of the first signs of a person with a personality/psychiatric disorder.
It is known in the legal community that if conflict exists in a family during separation or divorce that the courts will often apply the misguided concept of awarding sole custody to one parent in order to put the sole custodial parent "in control" over the children and, as it usually turns out, control over the other parent as well.
Some parents have reported being encouraged by their solicitors to give lip service to any form of mediation, to make unfounded allegations and generally maintain a high level of conflict prior to going to court. Those in legal circles know that often the courts will grant sole custody, should conflict exist prior to a court appearance. Calls to police and social services prior to court are common-place as parents attempt to disadvantage and frustrate the other parent, often forcing the other parent to call the authorities to seek help. This tactic is then used by the parent to claim conflict and to insist that the court grant sole custody to them and that any form of joint custody is unworkable. Unfortunately for the children, this strategy by the HAP parent often works, with the result that the youngest, most defenceless children are then placed into the care of a parent who exposes the children to a lifetime of hatred and revenge, a behaviour pattern which many children end up learning and many carrying these behaviour into the next generation.


ESTERO, Fla. - Florida Everblades President and General Manager Craig Brush, along with Head Coach Brad Ralph, announced today the season-opening roster for the 2018-19 season ahead of Friday night's season opener against the Newfoundland Growlers.
Florida has 20 players on its roster to begin its 21st campaign in the ECHL, including 11 forwards, seven defensemen and two goaltenders.
The Everblades return eight players from last year's Brabham Cup Championship team along with defenseman Olivier Dame-Malka, who previously played for Florida from 2012-14.
There are three players under NHL contract on the Blades' season-opening roster, forward Steven Lorentz, defenseman Josh Wesley, and goaltender Jeremy Helvig. Four other players are under AHL contracts, including forwards Zach Nastasiuk and Kyle Platzer, defenseman Patrick McCarron, and goaltender Jamie Phillips.
Florida's full season-opening roster is below.
Florida drops the puck on the 2018-19 season on Friday night against the Newfoundland Growlers. Faceoff is slated for 5:30 p.m. ET, and fans can tune into the game on WJBX (101.5 FM, 104.3 FM, 770 AM) and online on Florida begins regular season with matchup against Newfoundland on Friday night.


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Derecho / Derecho político y constitucional / Derecho constitucional / Teoría de la Constitución /
Global constitutionalism and its challenges to Westphalian Constitutional Law
Editor/a Belov, Martin
Editorial: Hart Publishing
Lugar de la edición: Oxford. Reino Unido
Papel: Cartoné
Westphalian constitutionalism has shaped our understanding of politics, socio-political institutions and personal and political freedom for centuries. It is historically based in the foundations of Western modernity, such as humanism and rationalism, and is organised around familiar principles of national sovereignty, the rule of law, the separation of powers, and democracy. But since the end of the twentieth century, global constitutionalism has gradually emerged, challenging both the constitutional ideology and the constitutional design of Westphalian constitutional law. This book critically assesses the structural and functional transformations in the Westphalian constitutional tradition produced by the emergence of supranational and global constitutionalism. In so doing, it evaluates the theory of global constitutionalism, its legal and socio-political limits, and important issues concerning the supranational constitutionalism of the EU. This leads to an articulation of the constitutional theory of the emerging post-Westphalian constitutionalism, examining its development during a period of significantly increased access to and sharing of information, increased mobility and more open statehood, as well as the rise of human rights and its encounter with populism and nationalism. This book will be of great interest to scholars of constitutional law and theory, particularly those with an interest in globalisation and supranationalism.
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Rule of Law at the beginning of the twenty-first century
Belov, Martin
Judicial dialogue
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Sven Kramer
Dutch speed skating team the most dominant team at these Winter Olympics
GANGNEUNG, South Korea — If the United States had won as many medals per capita at these Winter Olympics as the Netherlands, the American team would have racked up 247 (instead of nine) already — and there are only 306 on offer — after eight days of action.
The Dutch are superhuman when it comes to these Games, sitting in fourth place in the overall medal count with 13 despite a population of 17 million, making it the 67th most populous in the world.
The reason is predominantly one sport, long track speed skating, in which the Dutch are so overwhelmingly good that everyone else is racing for silver. People have taken to telling each other that there is only one rule you need to remember out at the Oval, that the athlete in orange always wins.
"They are unbelievable," Carlijn Schoutens, a United States team member who grew up in the Netherlands, told USA TODAY Sports. "The sport is incredibly popular and everyone watches it, you have a lot of kids skating from a young age and you get great athletes who want to go into it."
The level of hegemony is so complete it is almost absurd. Not content with claiming 23 of 36 medals in Sochi four years ago, the heroes from Holland have gotten busy plundering sacks full of precious metal again.
Every single gold medal has gone to a Dutch team member except for one. They have won the men's 1,500-meter and the 5,000, and the women's 1,000, 1,500, 3,000 and 5000. The last of those went to a skater, Esmee Visser, who didn't even think it would be worth trying to qualify for the Olympics a few months ago, but decided to give it a shot and ended up with gold. Visser beat a series of much more highly-credentialed competitors to emerge as the latest Dutch skater to triumph.
"It is amazing," Visser said. "It is very surprising for me."
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What's amazing and surprising is that the biggest story of the Games in the Netherlands isn't the amount of events their skaters have won, but the single one in which they lost.
The unexpected collapse of Sven Kramer, arguably the greatest skater in history, stunned fans back in his homeland.
Why are they so good? For a start, the Dutch, the tallest people on earth, are built for a sport that favors rangy-limbed athletes. Furthermore, it is a national obsession second only to soccer, with professional teams and a well-oiled infrastructure. Katie Couric was embarrassingly off base when she said on air earlier in the Games that Dutch people routinely skated to work, on frozen canals no less. Presumably with a tulip tucked behind one ear while eating a piece of Gouda cheese and en route to a pot café, right?
Yet skating is ingrained in the culture and it shows. Out of the 43 golds the Netherlands has claimed in Winter Olympic history, 41 came at long track. Of 123 total medals, 116 were on the Oval.
Speed skating is not always at the forefront of media attention so, as far as the American audience is concerned, the Dutch go quietly about their business, albeit to the tones of the colorful brass supporters' band that can be found at the venue each day.
In 2014, international skating chiefs implemented new rules aimed at creating more parity, but they're not working. The winner of that 10,000 when Kramer ran out of steam — Ted-Jan Bloemen, now representing Canada but born and raised in the place where they don't really skate to work but they do know how to win, over and over again.


A sure fire way for me to discredit a property is to see it at Number 1 on Tripadvisor. Tripadvisor can be handy for some things, but for the most part, the top ranking tells me that it's either beloved of the mediocre masses, or full of reviews from one-review reviewers with less than one degree of separation from the establishment in question. It's all about statistics. Quite often my "hidden gems" will be at number 127 on Tripadvisor – exactly because they are hidden gems.
Still, it looked pretty nice on the web and for a trip with extended family, a two bedroom suite seemed ideal, if suspiciously inexpensive.
We arrived too late at night to take in much. When we awoke on our first day, it was about 5am in Bangkok – nothing opens here until around 10am. So we walked a block down to green and gorgeous Lumphini Park, strolling through the shaded avenues as elderly Thai practised their Tai Chi around us and monitor lizards started to rouse themselves, like miniature dinosaurs. We then took a cab across town to Thanon Yaowarat, one of the most frenetic Chinatowns in the world. We bought roasted chestnuts, fresh pomegranate juice, visited a shrine, bought cheap plastic toys and Superhero Costumes and squeezed down the snaking, populous alleyway which was enough like a Blade Runner set by day, even more so by night.
After the frenzy of the morning, it was lovely to come and relax in our white and spacious haven. The Oriental Residence was hard to fault. The shortest way to say it: if you're travelling with kids, you would be hard pressed to find a better set up. You'll get a washing machine, a coffee maker, two toilets, three plasma screens, four person table and so on. Like the Twelve Days of Christmas.
So what stood out for me? Amazingly cushy beds. Spotlessness. Fresh flowers and beautiful fruit in the rooms. Thoughtful touches like housekeeping turning the shower into the wall, so that when you turn it on you don't feel like a prisoner being given the fire hose treatment. Great views over the surrounding green oasis and the city beyond. The service was faultless, and our lovely doorman at one stage gently stopped me from tipping a taxi driver 50 SGD instead of 50 THB.
There is a French-style café on site but being a street foodie, I preferred to walk down to the stalls next to Lumphini park. I realised I needed to brush up my Thai language skills though when a wizened woman manning a wok called loudly to me: "Cow pat!" Not sure if she was name-calling or offering me a new delicacy, I looked bemusedly at her. She pointed at her wok and called again "Fly lice?". I knew of the Thai penchant for fried insects but being a mother, I usually associate lice with small-toothed combs and harsh chemicals. I peered into the wok to see her tossing a mix of rice, tomato, spring onion, and egg together. Fried rice. Khao Pad. It was delicious.
So aside from the excitement of street food at your doorstep, the facilities and location of the Oriental Residence were good – it's a block or so to Ploen Chit skytrain station, and when you get back from wherever you've been, you can take a dip in the lovely swimming pool (deliciously chilled), snuggle up in a rattan pod or cabana or indulge in a competitive game of Bebefoot in The Playroom. My only negative comment would be that the Residences are almost too immaculate and very slightly soulless. Bear in mind though that I've had an ongoing love affair with The Peninsula for years now, so my point of comparison is somewhat skewed. For the price however, these are very hard to beat – Five Star luxury at Three Star prices.
Phew – I've just noticed it's dropped down to Number 3 on Tripadvisor. Credibility restored.


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Peterson (Pehr Samuel) Park
Welcome to Peterson Park!
Mighty Fit Kids!
Learn more about our fitness center memberships!
We have an awesome Senior Club!
Supervisor: Kiala Moore
Features: Parks, Free Lot Parking
Sunday: 7:00 am-10:00 pm
Monday: 7:00 am-10:00 pm
Tuesday: 7:00 am-10:00 pm
Wednesday: 7:00 am-10:00 pm
Thursday: 7:00 am-10:00 pm
Friday: 7:00 am-10:00 pm
Fieldhouse Hours
Monday 9:00 am-6:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am-6:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am-6:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am-6:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am-6:00 pm
The scenic, naturally wooded 22.98 acres of Peterson Park create the perfect setting for community members to enjoy the outdoors. Outside, Peterson Park's two soccer fields are constantly filled with young players. The park also features four tennis courts, a brand newplayground, two softball fields, six basketball standards and beautiful walking paths throughout the park.
At the park field house, youth can enjoy Mighty Fit Kids, Arts & Crafts, and Acting. Peterson Park has many early childhood programs that include Kiddie College, Mom, Pops, Tots, Young Scientists, Junior Detectives, Arts & ABC's, Dino Diggers, Music & Movement and many more. There is also a fitness center for adults. The senior social club thrives at Peterson Park, meeting weekly and scheduling trips to exciting destinations across the city.
Peterson Park is even more known for its state-of-the-art gymnastics center, which offers quality instruction for beginners to advanced competitors year-round. The gymnastic center and park field house sit within the city's North Park Village, just off of Peterson and Pulaski Avenues.
Peterson Park honors Pehr Samuel Peterson (1830-1903), a pioneer nurseryman and early inhabitant of the Swedish community known as Peterson Woods, in what is now the North Park neighborhood. Arriving in the United States in 1850, Peterson came west to Chicago four years later and started a landscape nursery northwest of the city, eventually acquiring over 500 acres of land. Peterson developed an innovative technique for transplanting large trees from his nursery. Peterson's trees soon shaded many Chicago parks and boulevards, including Jackson Park, which was made lush and green for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. Peterson also was active in Swedish-American civic and religious groups. The King of Sweden knighted him for his accomplishments. Several years after Peterson's death in 1903, his family donated 160 acres of land to the City of Chicago for a municipal tuberculosis sanitarium. When the sanitarium opened in 1915, TB was the Western World's leading killer, but by mid-century, improved public hygiene and the advent of vaccines and antimicrobial drugs had drastically reduced the incidence of the disease. In the 1970s, the city decided to redevelop the under-used sanitarium property as North Park Village, a campus for city programs and social services. The redevelopment plan called for transforming the original hospital and grounds into senior citizen housing, a school for the developmentally disabled, and a wooded, 46-acre nature preserve. In addition, nearly 24 acres were developed as parkland. The Chicago Park District began leasing the site in 1977, and soon improved it with playgrounds, basketball and volleyball courts, and athletic fields. An existing building provided space for indoor recreation. Improvements made in the 1990s included the addition of two soft surface playgrounds and the creation of a gymnastics center in another of the old sanitarium buildings.
Parking Directions
For directions using public transportation visit www.transitchicago.com.
Free parking is available in our lot
Peterson Tennis Courts
Peterson Softball Fields
Peterson Playground
Peterson Picnic Area
Peterson Football/Soccer Fields
Peterson Fitness Center
Peterson Clubrooms
Peterson Basketball Courts
Peterson Gymnastics Center
Peterson Fieldhouse
Registration dates vary by park. The dates listed below are specific to this park.
2020 Winter: Zone 1: West of California
Most programs run from Monday, January 06 to Sunday, March 15.
Online registration begins Monday, December 02.
In-person registration begins Monday, December 09.
Click on a program name below for description, availability and to add to your wish list or register online (if available). For activities that have already begun, registration is ongoing while spots are available. Resident fees are listed below. Non-resident fees are double.
Kiddie College at Peterson 283716 Instruction Recreation At least 3 but less than 4 Coed From January 7, 2020 to March 12, 2020
Each Tuesday,Thursday from 10am to 11:30am $81.00
Senior Citizens Club at Peterson 284327 Open Clubs 60 and up Coed From January 9, 2020 to March 12, 2020
Each Thursday from 12:30pm to 3:30pm Free
Tot Spot at Peterson 284885 Open Recreation At least 3 but less than 6 Coed From January 6, 2020 to March 13, 2020
Each Monday,Wednesday,Friday from 10am to 11am $30.00
Senior Fun in the Parks!
Date Posted: 5/6/2015 A Senior Prom 2015 at Columbus Park
Peterson Park: Mural
Date Posted: 7/28/2015 Presenting the history of the site and community, the mural includesa depiction of the sanitarium…
Portage Park: The Nature of the Place
Date Posted: 7/28/2015 Composed of porcelain tiles, the artwork celebrates the history of the park and surrounding…
2016 Senior Hawaiian Luncheon
Date Posted: 5/12/2016 Aloha!
Olympic Gold Medalist Nastia Liukin visits Peterson Park
Date Posted: 5/24/2017 Group shot with Nastia Liukin
2017 Day Camp
Date Posted: 7/24/2017 Celebrating 4th of July at Revere Park Day Camp!


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Caratteristiche tecniche
Mediano di rottura, all'occorrenza esterno di centrocampo, è stato tra i migliori interpreti del ruolo negli anni 80. Cresciuto nell'Avellino, dopo il Mondiale del 1986 passò al Napoli di Diego Armando Maradona ritagliandosi un ruolo di assoluto protagonista. I tifosi irpini lo soprannominarono "Rambo" vista la capigliatura, lo spirito battagliero e la grinta messa in campo.

Carriera

Club

Cresce nelle giovanili della Mirgia di Mercogliano. Dopo una stagione al , allenato da Arrigo Sacchi, passa all'Avellino, esordendo in Serie A nel 1983. Nel 1986 viene ceduto al Napoli per 5,8 miliardi di lire. Qui vince due scudetti, rispettivamente nel 1986-87 e nel 1989-90, una Coppa Italia nel 1986-87, una Coppa UEFA nel 1988-89 e una Supercoppa italiana nel 1990. Gioca a fianco di Salvatore Bagni, restando a Napoli fino al 1992.

Passato al Milan per 6,5 miliardi di lire, in rossonero vince altri due scudetti (1992-93 e 1993-94) e una UEFA Champions League (1993-94), collezionando tuttavia solo 9 presenze in Serie A nel suo biennio a Milano. Nel 1994 si trasferisce quindi in prestito alla .

L'ottima stagione personale in Emilia, nonostante la retrocessione dei granata in Serie B, gli vale la chiamata di Giovanni Trapattoni al Cagliari. In rossoblù una serie di problemi fisici non gli permettono però di scendere in campo, sicché nel mercato di riparazione di ottobre i sardi ricedono il calciatore proprio alla Reggiana, club dove chiude la carriera nel 1997.

Nazionale
Esordisce in nazionale l'11 maggio 1986, a ventidue anni, entrando al posto di Ancelotti all'inizio del secondo tempo della partita amichevole Italia-Cina (2-0) disputata allo stadio San Paolo di Napoli. Viene quindi inserito dal CT Enzo Bearzot nella lista dei convocati per il campionato del mondo 1986 in Messico, dove viene schierato come titolare nelle quattro partite disputate dall'Italia, che viene eliminata agli ottavi dalla Francia.

Nella successiva gestione di Azeglio Vicini si conferma come titolare, e il 10 giugno 1987 realizza il suo unico gol in nazionale, nella gara amichevole vinta per 3-1 contro l'Argentina a Zurigo. Prende parte al campionato europeo 1988 in Germania Ovest, dove gli Azzurri raggiungono la semifinale, e al campionato del mondo 1990, giocato in casa, chiuso al terzo posto.

Con l'arrivo del nuovo CT Arrigo Sacchi trova meno spazio, e ottiene la sua ultima presenza in nazionale il 25 marzo 1992, nella partita amichevole vinta per 1-0 contro la Germania a Torino. Ha vestito per 54 volte la maglia azzurra, segnando 1 gol.

È l'unico giocatore dell'Avellino ad aver disputato un Mondiale di calcio con la nazionale italiana.

Dopo il ritiro
Al termine della sua carriera da calciatore, rimane alla Reggiana rivestendo il ruolo di team manager fino al giorno del fallimento della squadra emiliana, nel 2005. In seguito lascia il mondo del calcio e diventa proprietario, insieme a un altro socio, di un'enoteca a Vergato.
Dalla stagione 2021-2022 diventa coordinatore tecnico del settore giovanile dell'Avellino.

Statistiche

Cronologia presenze e reti in nazionale

Palmarès

Club

Competizioni nazionali

Napoli: 1986-1987, 1989-1990
Milan: 1992-1993, 1993-1994

Napoli: 1986-1987

Napoli: 1990
Milan: 1993, 1994

Torneo Estivo del 1986: 1
Avellino: 1986

Competizioni internazionali

Napoli: 1988-1989

Milan: 1993-1994

Milan: 1994

Onorificenze

Note

Bibliografia

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Calciatori della Nazionale italiana
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Newark Women March 8, 2022 March 20, 2022 Born or raised in Newark (high school or before), Law and Law Enforcement, Time Period: 1870-1889 (Born)
Born in Newark, early woman lawyer. Attended Barringer High School. Graduated from NJ Law School 1919 as VP of her class. First President of the Newark chapter of Zonta International. She was a member of the International Association of Woman Attorney and active in the League of Women Voters. She was admitted to the NJ Bar in Feb 1920 and later admitted to practice before the Supreme Court. She practiced law in an office in the Essex Building with Elizabeth Miele.
Around 1929, she bought a house in the Highlands, but continued to be credited as a "Newark lawyer". As of 1966, she maintained an address at 605 Broad Street Newark.
She founded the Gourmet Society of NJ. Earlier in her career she wrote for the Newark Star Eagle.
"Only Woman Lawyer In Both New York and New Jersey Courts" Newark Sunday Call Dec 19, 1926
Smith, Ann M. "Broadway Producer Looks Back At Newark Days" Sept 24, 1954
Nussbaum, Jerry, Personally Speaking May 7, 1956.
Scannell's New Jersey's First Citizens
"Irene R O'Crowley" Asbury Park Press Jan 19, 1974
"Estate of Walter J Grove" Daily Register Jul 15, 1966
O-2, O'Crowley, Irene, Newark News Morgue, Newark Public Library (below, click for larger, right click save to zoom)
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At VAPF Group, we believe that the energy efficiency of a home is very important as it offers many benefits both for the inhabitants and for the environment. For this reason, we work to ensure that our current developments are as energy efficient as possible.
If a home has a high energy efficiency, it means that it has good quality air inside and is synonymous with a greater level of comfort. Furthermore, energy efficiency also leads to savings on energy bills. The closer an energy rating is to A, the more efficient it is.
At VAPF Group we know that living in a house with a high energy efficiency rating means moving forward to the future and gaining comfort. That's why all of our developments have an A or B energy efficiency rating. For example, Blue Infinity, Villa Ibiza, and Lirios Sunrise, our main developments at Cumbre del Sol, all have an energy efficiency rating of A – the maximum rating that can be achieved.
Blue Infinity Apartments
One of the ways in which we make sure that the homes in our developments have a high energy efficiency rating is by using the Altherma system by Daikin, which we include in all of our builds. Thanks to this system, we extract energy from the outside air which we then use to obtain heating, air conditioning, and domestic hot water. In this way, we make sure that between 66 to 80% of the energy used in our houses comes from outdoor air. It is an efficient system. For example, to generate 3 to 5kW of heat, only 1kW of electricity is needed.
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Panabo (offiziell: City of Panabo; Cebuano: Dakbayan sa Panabo; Filipino: Lungsod ng Panabo) ist eine Stadt nahe der Stadt Davao City in der Provinz Davao del Norte auf den Philippinen.

Namensherkunft

Eine der ersten Volksgruppen in dem Gebiet des heutigen Panabos waren die Aetas, die aus dem Norden der Philippinen einwanderten und das Land für sich in Besitz nahmen. Ihre Waffen waren Pfeil und Bogen und sie nannten sie PANA-SA-BOBOY.

Als die ersten christlichen Siedler zu Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts in der Gegend ankamen, musste sich die indigene Bevölkerung in das Hinterland zurückziehen.

Die Neuankömmlinge bauten in dem heutigen Stadtgebiet bald ein Handelszentrum auf, in dem die landwirtschaftlichen Erzeugnisse und Fischereiprodukte vertrieben und wichtige Wirtschaftsgüter zugekauft werden konnten. Diesen Ort bezeichnete man als PANABO-AN oder in Cebuano TABOAN, was mit dem Wort Handelszentrum übersetzt werden kann.

Später wurde nur noch die Bezeichnung PANABO verwendet, die sich schließlich als offizieller Name des Ortes etablierte.

Geographie

Die Stadt Panabo ist ein Zugangspunkt für die Davao Provinzen in Mindanao. Sie liegt an der südwestlichen Spitze der Provinz Davao del Norte und ist umgeben im Nordosten und Nordwesten von der Gemeinde Carmen, im Westen von Davao City und sie grenzt im Südwesten an den Golf von Davao.

Sie ist 32 km entfernt vom Stadtzentrum Davao Citys und 28 km von der nordöstlich gelegenen Stadt Tagum. Durch ihre geographische Lage hat sie sich zu einem Handelsposten zwischen diesen beiden Städten entwickelt.

Panabo hat eine Gesamtfläche von 259,72 km², was ca. 7 % der Gesamtfläche der Provinz Davao del Norte ausmacht.

Wirtschaft

Die Stadt lebt hauptsächlich von der Landwirtschaft. Die genutzte Agrarfläche nimmt 78,78 % des gesamten Stadtgebietes ein. Die Hauptnutzpflanzen sind Bananen, mit einem Anteil von 46,48 % und Kokosnuss mit 25,26 %. Daneben werden Weizen, Reis, Raimi, sowie eine Reihe weiterer Früchte und Gemüsearten angebaut.

Etwa 31,6 km² des Stadtgebietes wird für die Tierhaltung verwendet. Der größte Anteil nehmen Hühner, Schweine, Rinder, Ziegen, Carabaos und Enten ein.

An den Küstengebieten ist der Fischfang die Haupterwerbsquelle. In Fischzuchtanlagen werden im Brackwasser der Flussmündungen die Fischarten Milchfische, Katzenwelse und Tilapia gehalten.

Baranggays

Panabo City ist politisch in 40 Barangays (Ortsteile) untergliedert.

Geschichte

Lange bevor das reiche Tiefland von der Zivilisation entdeckt wurde, nahm eine Gruppe von Aborigines, Aetas genannt, das Land für sich in Besitz. Weit entfernt von anderen kulturelle Gruppen führten sie ein Nomadenleben in Koexistenz mit der Natur und den Tieren der Wildnis. Mit Hilfe von Pfeil und Bogen, PANA-SA-BOBOY, wie sie es nannten – jagten sie Wildschweine und sammelten Feldfrüchte.

Die Volksgruppe der Aetas waren nicht die einzigen Ureinwanderer des Gebietes. Sie kamen gemeinsam mit den Kalagans (heute als Davao Moslems bezeichnet) und den Angs, einer nichtmuslimischen und nichtchristlichen Volksgruppe.

Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts war der Ort noch ein Baranggay (Ortsteil) von Mag-ugpo (heute Tagum). Die Unabhängigkeit der Ortschaft trat durch die Presidential Proclamation Nr. 236, unterzeichnet von Präsident Elpidio Quirino, im Jahre 1949 in Kraft, und gab Panabo den Status einer Verwaltungsgemeinde.

Im Jahre 1999 wurden die ersten Anstrengungen für die Wandlung von Panabo in eine Stadt unternommen. Sie mündeten in Republic Act Nr. 9015, der am 17. Oktober 2000 von Präsidentin Gloria Macapagal Arroyo unterzeichnet wurde und durch eine Volksabstimmung mit einer überwältigenden Zustimmung der Bevölkerung von 99 % Ja-Stimmen, am 31. März 2001 in Kraft trat.

Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Das Gambriel Ressort und Restaurant im Baranggay San Francisco
 Das Aqualand Ressort im Baranggay San Vincente
 Der Freedom Park
 Das Maria Clara Ressort and Restaurant in San Petro

Weblinks
 Davao Travel and Tourism Guide
 Informationen zu Panabo City
 Panabo City

Ort auf den Philippinen


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Revenant Death and the Screen
Dr Bethan Michael-Fox and Dr Renske Visser
Death and the Screen
Call for Papers for Special Issue
Guest Editors Dr Bethan Michael-Fox (@bethmichaelfox) and Dr Renske Visser (@Renske_Visser)
Revenant (www.revenantjournal.com) is now accepting abstracts for critical articles, creative writing pieces, and book, film, music, or event reviews for a themed issue on Death and the Screen, examining how screens, in the broad sense of the word, have shaped and continue to shape the way we witness, experience and reflect on death and dying.
Library Diversity and Residency Studies: Journal Call for Papers
Sigrid Kelsey
We are pleased to announce a call for papers for the next issue of Library Diversity and Residency Studies (LDRS), an open access, peer-reviewed journal founded and published by a team of librarians and LIS faculty members. LDRS publishes articles that are engaged in the social justice project of increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the library profession and in LIS curricula.
Journal URL: https://librarydiversity.institute/ldrs/
Opening the Ecological Text
Wednesday, July 8, 2020 - 9:42am
Anne McConnell, West Virginia State University; Kent Shaw, Wheaton College
Please consider submitting a manuscript for our special issue, Opening the Ecological Text, in the peer-reviewed, open-access journal, Humanities. Here is the call for papers and the link where you can submit:
Strategies for Teaching Climate Change in the First-Year Writing Classroom; PAMLA (Nov. 12-15, 2020)
Monday, July 6, 2020 - 6:51pm
The 118th annual conference of the Pacific Ancient & Modern Language Association (PAMLA) will be held from Thursday, November 12, to Sunday, November 15, 2020, at the Sahara Las Vegas Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Strategies for Teaching Climate Change in the First-Year Writing Classroom:
This session investigates the teaching of climate change themes, focusing on the first-year writing classroom. It will invite instructors whose courses have incorporated these themes to share their pedagogical strategies with those who are new to the use of climate change themes or who would like to improve their existing pedagogy.
NeMLA 2021: Gaming Across Borders: Cross-cultural Analysis of Video Game Play and Narrative
Sunday, July 5, 2020 - 5:59pm
Theodore "Ted" Harrison/ Georgetown University
We would like to invite you to submit abstracts to the panel Gaming Across Borders: Cross-cultural Analysis of Video Game Play and Narrative, to be held at the 52nd Annual Northeast MLA Conference in Philadelphia, PA on March 11-14, 2021. Please contact Ted Harrison with any questions at tdh70@georgetown.edu.
NeMLA 2021: Identity, Diversity, and Representation in Video Games
We would like to invite you to submit abstracts to the panel Identity, Diversity, and Representation in Video Games, to be held at the 52nd Annual Northeast MLA Conference in Philadelphia, PA on March 11-14, 2021. Please contact Ted Harrison with any questions at tdh70@georgetown.edu.
The City and Canadian Literature and Authors
Saturday, July 4, 2020 - 3:33pm
The City and Canadian Literature and Authors at the Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association (PAMLA) Conference Las Vegas: "City of God, City of Destruction" Nov 12-Nov 15, 2020
Cultural Intertexts vol.X. Special issue: The (Roaring) Twenties
Friday, July 3, 2020 - 6:44am
Dunarea de Jos University, Faculty of Letters
CULTURAL INTERTEXTS started in 2014, as a result of a yes, we can kind of attitude. The name of the journal was meant to reflect the multi-layered textuality of the world embedded in cultures and embedding cultures in its turn. The first two issues came out at Casa Cărții de Știință Press in a single volume (1-2/ 2014) of 373 pages, with 23 papers on Literature and Cultural Studies, and 11 dealing with Linguistics and Translation Studies. They had all been presented during the 2014 edition of the annual Doctoral Conference of "Dunarea de Jos" University of Galati, Romania. Six years have passed, and seven more issues have been added to the collection.
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art (ISSN0257-0254)
Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art (ISSN 0257-0254), launched in 1980 and published bimonthly, a most highly recognized peer-reviewed journal in China, publishes original papers in Chinese or English in arts and humanities, especially literary studies. We welcome MLA-style papers of 6000-12000 words in the fields of literary theory, critical theory, aesthetics, philosophy of art, cultural studies, etc.
'An Overflow of Meaning: Reading and Re-Reading Hilary Mantel - DEADLINE EXTENDED
The Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens
'An Overflow of Meaning: Reading and Re-Reading Hilary Mantel'
Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California, 15-16th October 2021
"Rhetorical Theory" Panel (PAMLA 2020 Las Vegas) [Deadline Ext.]
Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association (PAMLA)
PAMLA 2020
"Rhetorical Theory"
Las Vegas, 11/12-15, 2020
Chair: Dr. Ryan Leack, USC
"Rhetoric is a coproductive function of circulation in excess of human intention, which collapses rhetoric and persuasion into the rhetorical, a process of world making that extends relationality into future publics."
—Byron Hawk, Resounding the Rhetorical (2018)
This panel will explore recent movements in rhetorical theory writ large, either in connection with or apart from composition theory and practice. Special attention will be given to proposals that engage with the conference's theme.
REMINDER: CFP for Science, Technology, and Literature During Plagues and Pandemics
Configurations: A Journal of Literature, Science, and Technology
Configurations Special Issue
Call for Papers:
Science, Technology, and Literature During Plagues and Pandemics
In The Parasite, Michel Serres argues that "the parasite intervenes, enters the system as an element of fluctuation. It excites it or incites it; it puts into motion, or it paralyzes." Throughout the world, COVID-19 continues to interrupt and alter daily life while it simultaneously compels governments to rely on technology and science to combat its spread. Configurations is seeking articles that examine intersections of science, technology, and literature with myriad contemporary and historical contexts relevant to COVID-19.
Navigating Chaos: Living the Apocalyptic Dystopia
Language, Literature, and Interdisciplinary Studies (LLIDS)
Hegel wrote that the only thing we can learn from history is that we learn nothing from history, so I doubt the epidemic will make us any wiser. The only thing that is clear is that the virus will shatter the very foundations of our lives, causing not only an immense amount of suffering but also economic havoc conceivably worse than the Great Recession. There is no return to normal, the new "normal" will have to be constructed on the ruins of our old lives, or we will find ourselves in a new barbarism whose signs are already clearly discernible. (Slovaj Žižek, Pandemic!)
Derrida and Heidegger
Tuesday, June 30, 2020 - 11:42am
Oxford Literary Review
Oxford Literary Review 41:1 - Summer 2021
'Floyding' Institutional Racism
Intellectus Journal
Intellectus invites submissions of research articles, interviews and book reviews that are specifically or broadly related to the focus: "'Floyding' Institutional Racism"
Following the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020, there are protests, toppling and removal of iconic statues relating to slavery and racism. Despite some acts of reprisals, there seems to be an overwhelming acceptance of the protests and that there is an urgent need for reforms against systemic injustice to black people and/or people of colour. In memory of George Floyd, we refer to the various shows of acceptance as Floyding.
2021 Call for Articles in Communication, Media, Journalism studies
KOME - An International Journal of Pure Communication Inquiry
KOME, a Europe-based international Open Access journal published by the Hungarian Communication Studies Association is currently accepting submissions for its 2020 and 2021 issues. We would love to hear from our colleagues in Europe and overseas, and read about their current research! We publish pure theoretical and theoretically well-grounded empirical research in the field of Communication, Media and Journalism Studies (Film or Theatre-oriented articles are also welcomed, but not in our main focus).
Contemporary British Culture and Neoliberalism--Special Issue of Philosophies
Ryan Trimm, guest editor
Special Issue "Contemporary British Culture and Neoliberalism"
NEMLA 2021: Forgotten Women: Violence, Gender, and Sexuality in South Asia
Nidhi Shrivastava
Since 2017, the #metoo movement has been successful for the conviction of Harvey Weinstein, who was at the center of the landmark trial. The same cannot be said in the case of India, which is still coming to terms with the issue of gender-based violence. Our panel will examine the representations of women who have been forgotten or have been rendered invisible in the national and international media discourse. Our panel will examine such representations through the study of South Asian filmic and theatre representations of Dalit (lower-caste), Northeast Indian, and women who were foundational figures in the defining the newly minted nation—India and Pakistan.
Call for Special Issue Guest Editors for Victorian Popular Fictions Journal
Current Call for Papers: Guest-Edited Autumn Issues
Victorian Popular Fictions Journal is currently accepting proposals for guest-edited Autumn 2021, 2022 and 2023 issues. If interested, please submit a proposal to Mariaconcetta Costantini and Andrew King at vpfjournal@gmail.com by 1st September 2020. Proposals should include a short description of your topic, a sample CFP, and brief editor biographies.
Humanizing Online Teaching (Virtual Symposium)
AEPL (Assembly for Expanded Perspectives on Learning)
Humanizing Online Teaching
A Virtual Symposium
Sponsored by the Assembly for Expanded Perspectives on Learning
Join AEPL and register for the symposium at http://aeplevents.org
11am - 5:30pm Eastern / 8am - 2:30pm Pacific
Biblical Reading and Renaissance Literary Production (NeMLA 2021, Philadelphia)
March 11-14, 2020, Philadelphia
This panel explores how strategies for reading the Bible shaped literary output during the 16th and 17th centuries. Recent criticism in the field of book history details the reading practices that evolved in response to the Reformation's call for direct engagement with vernacular scripture. This panel aims to bring fresh thinking in the history of the book into conversation with the perennial topic of the Bible in and as literature, offering new insight into how biblical reading became literary production in this period.
THE LETTERS, TREATIES, AND COVENANTS OF THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD
The Covenants of the Prophet Foundation
SPECIAL ISSUE "THE LETTERS, TREATIES, AND COVENANTS OF THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD"
Special Issue Editors
Special Issue Information
A special issue of Religions (ISSN 2077-1444).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 1 January 2021.
Nonfiction Media - Velvet Light Trap Issue #88
The Velvet Light Trap
The Velvet Light Trap Issue #88: "Nonfiction Media: Rethinking Documentary and Nonfiction in 2020"
Literary Geographies in Isolation
Literary Geographies ISSN 2397-1797
Developing a discussion initiated in the recently-published Literary Geographies 6(1), the journal's editors seek contributions to an expanded 'Thinking Space' section on 'Literary Geographies in Isolation' planned for the December issue. We are interested in receiving shorter submissions of 1500-3000 words, including the more personal, polemical or impressionistic. Topics might include, but are not limited to:
armchair tourism in lockdown
reading as virtual fieldwork
Revised deadline: The Jurassic Park Book: edited collection
Ian Hunter / De Montfort University, UK
Note: because the editors have been overwhelmed with proposals, we have brought the original deadline of the end of July 2020 forward.
Call for contributions: The Jurassic Park Book
Editors: I.Q. Hunter and Matthew Melia
Proposals are invited for contributions to a proposed edited collection of new essays on Jurassic Park (1993), its sequels, franchise, and spin offs.
Decolonising Science Fiction
Sunday, June 28, 2020 - 6:00pm
In the wake of the worldwide protests after the killing of George Floyd, and the toppling of statues implicated in the legacy of the slave trade, we propose a special issue of Foundation on the topic of 'decolonising science fiction'. As John Rieder and others have argued, the emergence of sf as a genre is embedded in colonial discourses of the late nineteenth century. The pursuit of new frontiers in outer space, within the Earth or under the oceans not only mirrored 'the scramble for Africa' but was also informed by the racialist and pseudo-scientific ideologies of the period. In more recent years, authors such as N.K. Jemisin, Jeannette Ng and Tade Thompson have sought to confront sf with the racist legacy of its origins.
CALL FOR PAPERS – FALL 2020
Sunday, June 28, 2020 - 10:21am
Language, Literature, and Interdisciplinary Studies
Language, Literature, and Interdisciplinary Studies (LLIDS), an open access academic e-journal, invites original and unpublished research papers and book reviews from various interrelated disciplines including, but not limited to, literature, philosophy, psychology, anthropology, history, sociology, law, ecology, environmental science, and economics.
Judith Yaross Lee Publication Grant in American Humor Studies
Saturday, June 27, 2020 - 5:39pm
American Humor Studies Association
Sponsored and funded by the American Humor Studies Association, this program is designed to provide individualized attention and support for emerging scholars who would like to submit an article on humor/comedy studies for publication. Graduate students and those who earned their Ph.D.s in 2020 are welcome to apply.
Building Solidarity Across Women's Gender and LGBTQ Experiences-CFP for NeMLA 2021 Conference Panel
Saturday, June 27, 2020 - 12:01pm
Chairs: Rachelann Lopp Copland and Forrest Johnson/NeMLA and the Women's and Gender Studies Caucus
Full Abstract of Panel: "Solidarity", an abstract, almost unattainable ideal in higher education, often parades around as a tangible intention, as if it were an easily attainable concept. Wear a solidarity pin! Put a union sticker on your car! John W. Curtis, Director of Research and Public Policy for the American Association of University Professors, states that, "Change does require commitment and shared activism." This panel aims to explore tangible strategies at achieving and fostering solidarity and to offer insight into what commitment to shared activism could potentially look like, particularly in representing women's, gender, and LGBTQ experiences.


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After a lonely summer on Privet Drive, Harry returns to a Hogwarts full of ill-fortune. Few of students and parents believe him or Dumbledore that Voldemort is really back. The ministry had decided to step in by appointing a new Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher that proves to be the nastiest person Harry has ever encountered. Harry also can't help stealing glances with the beautiful Cho Chang. To top it off are dreams that Harry can't explain, and a mystery behind something Voldemort is searching for. With these many things Harry begins one of his toughest years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.