Dr. Phil Anderson, Management Department, Opus College of Business, and Dr. Leigh Lawton, Operations and Supply Chain Management Department, Opus College of Business, had their paper, “Intercultural Development: Study Abroad vs. On-campus Study,” accepted for publication in the fall 2011 issue of Frontiers: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Study Abroad. With an acceptance rate of only 20 percent, Frontiers is a top journal for the publication of research on study-abroad programs. One of the reviewers commented, “This is an important study with a very solid research design. The fact that the program was semester-long and that students in two different courses were used as comparison groups provides an element missing in many studies of this type.” Anderson and Lawton would like to acknowledge the support of Dr. John Cragan, Communication and Journalism Department, and Dr. Rich Rexeisen, Marketing Department, in this research.
Debby Hackerson, Faculty and Public Services, Law Library, has been named a contributing editor to the Legal Skills Prof Blog (part of the Law Professors Blog Network).
Dr. Ameeta Jaiswal-Dale, Finance Department, Opus College of Business, is the author of “Global Standards and Ethical Stock Indexes: The Case of the Dow Jones Sustainability Stoxx Index,” published in Globalization and the Good Corporation, ed. Prakash Sethi, (Springer Publications, 2011).
Father Jan Michael Joncas, Catholic Studies Department, College of Arts and Sciences, is the author of "Reforming the Liturgy: A Response to the Critics: A Review Article" in March issue of Worship.
Dr. Ivancica Schrunk, History Department, College of Arts and Sciences, is the co-author of a book chapter, “The Brioni Archipelago: Functional Identity of a Historical Landscape,” published in the book, Landscapes, Identities and Development, ed. Z. Roca, P. Claval and J. Agnew (Ashgate, 2011). She also is the author of one and co-author of another entry in the Encyclopedia of Ancient History, ed. Bagnall et al. (Wiley-Blackwell, 2011). Her article, “Spiritual Economy and Spiritual Craft: Monastic Pottery Production and Trade,” is published online on the website of Minnesota in Egypt, ed. S. McNally.
