Arlyn Anderson. Changes at the BBC World Service: Documenting the World Service’s Move From Shortwave to Web Radio in North America, Australia, and New Zealand. Journal of Radio Studies 12 (2005).

Janice Berry. A Student and RN Partnered Clinical Experience. Nursing Educator 30 (2005).

Cherryh is a versatile writer having published large bodies of science fiction and fantasy. Her high-fantasy is derived from her studies in languages, history, folklore, and ethnography. Her Slavic folklore trilogy, Rusalka, Chernevog, and Yvegenie, is here analyzed for its transformation of Slavic folklore, which has been variously analyzed as a ‘science’ by Propp or the unconscious by Todorov. She critiques simplistic assumptions about human views of ‘magical’ phenomena questioning the portrayal of easy human adjustment to shifting frames of knowledge, like chaos theory, entropy, extended life, forces operating according to laws beyond human comprehension, by presenting the troubling deformations of the naturalized, consensus reality in the subjective, affective universe of the individual.

Jan Bogstad. "Shifting Ground: Subjectivities in Cherryh’s Slavic Fantasy Trilogy," The Cherryh Odyssey. Borgo/Wildside Press, 2004.

Charlene Burns. "Altruism in Nature as Manifestation of Divine Energeia." Zygon 41(2006).

Michael Christopherson. Circa Gallery. Minneapolis, MN (2006).

Mark Clark. “Dean-based Leadership." The Latina/o Pathway to the Ph.D. ED. Abriendo Caminos. Stylus Publishing: 2006.

Obika Gray. Demeaned But Empowered: The Social Power of the Urban Poor in Jamaica. The University of the West Indies Press, 2004.

Jonathon Halbesleben and William Matthew Bowler. "Emotional Exhaustion and Job Performance: The Mediating Role of Motivation." Journal of Applied Psychology 91 (2007).

Sean Hartnett. "Tainter Lake Bathymetric Map." Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Lake Map, 2006.

J. Brian Mahoney, Lori Snyder, and Robert Hooper. "Geology, Western Whitesail Lake Map Area (93E4, 5, 6, 11, 12) British Columbia; Geological Survey of Canada, Open File 5585, scale 1:50,000 (2007).

Eric Jameslke. "A Contingent Valuation Study and Benefit-cost Analysis of the Switch to Automated Collection of Solid Waste with Single Stream Recycling in Madison, WI" and "Assessing the Support for the Switch to Automated Collection of Solid Waste with Single Stream Recycling in Madison, WI." Public Works Management and Policy, 10 & 11: 2005, 2006.

Debra Jansen. "Attentional Demands and Daily Functioning Among Community-Dwelling Elders." Journal of Community Health Nursing, 23: 2006.

Jianjun Ji. "Assessing the Life-Satisfaction of the Chinese Rural Elderly." American Review of China Studies, 6: 2006.

Ryan Jones. "‘You Know What I Mean?’: The Pedagogical Canon of ‘Cannonball’ Adderley.” Current Musicology, 79/80: 2006.

Most of the work I do is related to food and food systems – why we eat what we eat and the issues and activities involved in connecting the people, places and practices of food production with those of its consumption. As the discipline that embraces space, place and nature-society relations, geography is well suited to this.

My research is most rewarding when it addresses community or social needs. This investigation into Latino migrant labor in rural Western Wisconsin is one example. It attempts to provide context, clarification and perspective to immediate needs and a deliberation that is easily derailed by fears, misunderstandings and distant rhetoric. Local leaders are using this paper to help with migration education in our region.

Paul Kaldjian and Lawrence Hoffman. "Rural Wisconsin, Latino Labor,
and the Migration Paradox." Kaleidoscope II, Spring Edition: 2007.

Today's females in America are equipped with a "you go girl" attitude and given opportunities that were not extended to their mothers. However, amid this world of dramatically different experiences, girls and young women are not taught to negotiate these new horizons in the face of persisting false and debilitating stigmas. At school, in the community, and on the job, women are still seen as sexual objects and secondary players. Finding Center draws upon the contemporary circumstances that affect the lives of girls and young women and provides up-to-date information and empowering tools to transform external pressures into internal strengths. Chapters include "Alcohol in the Family," "New Age Schooling," and the final chapter, "A Beautiful Girl - A Beautiful Woman," which dispels the idea of popular beauty standards and provides readers with an internal standard of value.

Maureen Mack. "Finding Center: Strategies to Build Strong Girls & Women." New Horizon Press, 2007.

J. Brian Mahoney, Lori Snyder, and Robert Hooper. "Geology, Western Whitesail Lake Map Area (93E4, 5, 6, 11, 12) British Columbia; Geological Survey of Canada, Open File 5585, scale 1:50,000 (2007).

For a startup company, estimating the value of the owner's invested capital (the number of shares times the value per share) is difficult because most new companies are not publicly traded. To estimate the value of the owner's investment, we must know the company's average cost of capital. Estimating the average cost of capital requires that we know the company's total value. However, we cannot estimate total value without knowing the average cost of capital. In this paper, we develop an Excel-based algorithm for resolving this cost - value circularity issue. We include an example valuation.

William Ogden. "Estimating the Cost of Capital for the Startup or Small Business: Resolving the Valuation Circularity Problem." Journal of Business Entrepreneurship: 18, 2006.

Transatlantic Romanticism is the first anthology to offer texts from American, British, and Canadian Romantic (late eighteenth to mid-nineteenth-century) writers in one binding and with a comparative framework. Due to the way literature curricula were constructed, the literature of these three countries has been taught separately. However, recent scholarship has uncovered staggering similarities and considerable cross-pollination. As research began to spur curricular revision, the need for an alternative to assigning three separate single-nation anthologies became apparent. This anthology meets the growing demand for a coherent and flexible transatlantic Romantic reader.

Joel Pace. Transatlantic Romanticism: An Anthology of British, American, and Canadian Literature, 1767-1867. Longman/Pearson, 2006

The first publication reports the measured vibrational frequencies of the complex CH3CN-BF3 in a sample of solid neon (at a temperature of about 6K). These data are compared to frequencies in other environments (e.g., the solid-state, solid argon, and the gas phase) and collectively, they depict a continuum of structural changes that occur in various environments. These observations conflict with decades of chemical dogma in which molecular structure is viewed as an immutable property not affected by interactions between a molecule and it surroundings. The second paper reports a computational study that reveals a few of the key physical underpinnings of this unique behavior. Also, it resolves a long-standing discrepancy between the calculated and measured gas-phase structures of the CH3CN-BF3 complex.

James Phillips. "IR Spectrum of CH3CN-BF3 in Solid Neon: Matrix Effects on the Structure of a Lewis Acid-Base Complex" and "The B-N Distance Potential of CH3CN–BF3 Revisited: Resolving the Experiment-Theory Structure Discrepanc and Modeling The Effects of Low-Dielectric Environments."Journal of Physical Chemistry B:11, 2007.

From the book jacket:

“The poems in Love’s Bluff are gutsy, burning with belief, unafraid of the heart. Patti See’s voice is honest and unassuming, giving us innocence and wisdom in the same smooth breath. . . Her funny and heartbreaking words read as real stories about the sorts of people you once knew, you now know, or you yourself are. . . .but it’s her clever wit and I-wish-I’d-thought-of-that lines that make Love’s Bluff a lot like Leinenkugel’s—an intoxicating Chippewa Falls export. ”

Patti See. Love’s Bluff. Plainview Press, 2006.

Reikko Shinno. "Medical Schools and the Temples for the Three Progenitors in Yuan China: A Case of Cultural Interactions," Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies: 67, 2007.

Vicki Snider. Myths and Misconceptions About Teaching: What Really Happens in the Classroom. Rowman & Littlefield, 2006.

J. Brian Mahoney, Lori Snyder, and Robert Hooper. "Geology, Western Whitesail Lake Map Area (93E4, 5, 6, 11, 12) British Columbia; Geological Survey of Canada, Open File 5585, scale 1:50,000 (2007).

Marie Stadler and Gay Cuming Ward. "Supporting the Narrative Developemtn of Young Children," Early Childhood Education Journal: 33, 2005.

Susan Bonis, Lois Taft, and M. Cecilia Wendler. "Strategies to Promote Success on the NCLEX-RN: An Evidence-Based Approach Using The ACE Star Model of Knowledge," Transformation Nursing Education Perspectives: 28, 2007.

D'Arcy Becker and Ingrid Ulstad. Gender Differences in Student Ethics:
Are Females Really More Ethical? Plagiary 2007 2 (2007).

Catya von Karolyi. "Issue Awareness in Young Highly Gifted Children: Do the Claims Hold Up?." Roeper Review, 28:2006

James Walker. "Wavelet-Based Image Processing." Journal of Applicable Analysis, 85: 2006

Matt Waters. "Media and Its Discontents." Journal of the American Oriental Society, 125: 2007.

Ecology investigates the “distribution and abundance of organisms” and so the focus has largely been on studying the population dynamics of individual species.  It has proven exceedingly difficult to expand population-dynamic approaches to entire communities of many species.

This paper summarizes recent advances by the coauthors and others to promote an alternative path that is based on measurable traits of species as currencies for understanding their ecological performance. This view is somewhat heretical, given the historical ascendance of population
biology.

The paper was highlighted in Nature, where it was suggested that after 150 years of Darwinian population-based thinking, the pendulum may now be swinging back toward the pre-Darwinian functionalist Georges Leclerc, the Comte de Buffon.

Evan Weiher. "Rebuilding Community Ecology from Functional Traits." Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 21: 2006.

What happens to stream algae after invertebrate grazers have eaten it? Does it grow faster or differently from un-grazed algae? To address these questions, an experiment conducted in streamside channels documented the re-growth of algae following grazing by two mayfly species. We found that algal re-growth did not depend on which mayfly species ate it; rather, it was the duration of grazing that mattered. The longer algae was grazed, the faster it grew. We also found that current velocity was important for determining algal recovery, such that grazed algae re-grew more rapidly in slow than in fast current. These data suggest that past herbivory leaves a “legacy” by influencing algal growth well after the grazing has stopped.

Todd Wellnitz. "Herbivory, Current Velocity and Algal Regrowth: How Does Periphyton Grow When the Grazers Have Gone?" Freshwater Biology, 51: 2006.

Scott Whitfield, R Wehlitz, H R Varma, T Banerjee, P C Deshmukh, and S T Manson. "Resonance-Induced Deviations of Beta From 2.0 for Rare Gas S-Subshell Photoionization." Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, 39: 2006.

Barbara Young. "Music for Heart's-ease." Tonheim Records, 2006.