Shaheen Borna, Marketing and Management, and Gwendolen White, Accounting, "‘Sex' and ‘Gender': Two Confused and Confusing Concepts in the ‘Women in Corporate Management' Literature," Journal of Business Ethics.

Susan Clark, Rebecca Brey and Molly Wantz, Physiology and Health Science, "Health Professionals Helping the Community," Journal of School Health.

Nihal Perera, Urban Planning, "Emerging Trends in Asia's Planning and Urbanization," Proceedings: Seventh International Congress of APSA: Creating Better Cities in the 21st Century, Hanoi Architectural University, Hanoi, Vietnam.

Presentations

Rebecca Brey, Susan Clark and Molly Wantz, Physiology and Health Science, "Do You Hear What I Hear?" (a teaching technique oral presentation), American School Health Association National Convention, El Paso, Texas.

Chu-yuan Cheng, Economics, "China's Economic New Deal After the CCP 16th Party Congress: Agenda and Prospects," American Association for Chinese Studies 45th Anniversary Annual Conference, and "The Impact of SARS on Greater China," Association of Chinese Social Scientists in North America, both in Franklin, Ind.

James Eflin, Center for Energy Research, Education and Service, "Beyond Discipline: Integrating Academia, Operations, and Community for Campus-Wide Sustainable Development," Education for Sustainable Development, Lowell, Mass. (Paper co-authored with Robert Koester, CERES, and John Vann, Marketing and Management.)

Nihal Perera, Urban Planning, "National Aspirations and Designer Ambitions in Chandigarh," Seventh International Congress of APSA: Creating Better Cities in the 21st Century, Hanoi, Vietnam.

Lori Rhoden, Music, "Developing Artistry in the Elementary-Level Pianist" and "Pedagogical Challenges in Intermediate-Level Classical Sonatinas," Kentucky Music Teachers Association State Conference, University of Kentucky.

Service

Joe Misiewicz, Telecommunications, elected national vice-president for academic affairs, Broadcast Education Association (BEA) Board of Directors. The election puts Misiewicz in line to become BEA president in April 2005 when the association celebrates its 50th anniversary.