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LCSC Research Symposium is May 6-8
The third annual Lewis-Clark State College Research Symposium will be held May 6-8 at both the Williams Conference Center and the Student Union Building on the LCSC campus.
The Symposium will feature six keynote presentations and 132 student poster and break-out sessions. This year, presenting students can be of other academic standing than a senior.
The public is invited to the free event and there will be free parking on the LCSC campus during that time. Food and drinks also will be available.
Four student manuscripts have been accepted after blind peer review and are currently being edited for the online journal
Brian Christenson, associate professor in the Social Science Division and the Faculty Association Chair, again put the Symposium together.
For more information on the Symposium, contact Christenson at either blchristenson@lcsc.edu or call 792-2476.
The complete Symposium schedule is listed below.
Keynote Speakers 2009
Wednesday May 6th
Dr. Alan Marshall
Title of Keynote Address: Niimiipuu Studies: From Basic Research to Applied Anthropology
Biography: Professor Marshall earned his Ph.D. in cultural anthropology from Washington State University (Pullman, WA) in 1977 for ethnographic research with members of the Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho. His dissertation, Nez Perce Social Groups: An Ecological Interpretation, described the interaction of Nez Perce families with their landscapes. After working at North Dakota State University and Boise State University, he joined the faculty at Lewis-Clark State College (Lewiston, ID) in 1979. He is currently Professor of Anthropology in the Social Sciences faculty. His work focuses on the relationship between human groups and their environments. Recent work includes providing written and oral testimony regarding Nez Perce water rights in the Snake River Basin Adjudication; land issues in Wallowa County, Oregon; and hunting rights cases. Recent publications include "Fish, Water, and Nez Perce Life" Idaho Law Review 42 (3): 763-793 (2006);"Socrates Meets Two Coyotes" Journal of Philosophical Research 25: 459-469 (co-author: Kurt Torell) (2000); and "Unusual Gardens: The Nez Perce and Wild Horticulture on the Eastern Columbia Plateau," in Northwest Lands and Peoples: An Environmental History. Dale D. Goble and Paul Hirt (Eds.). Seattle: University of Washington Press, pp. 173-187 (1999).
Dr. Chris Riggs & Dr. Eric Martin
Title of Keynote Address: The Promise and Perils of History Research on the Web
Biography: Dr. Chris Riggs holds a Ph.D. In History from the University of Colorado at Boulder. His specializations include United States History and Native American History and Policy. His has published in the American Indian Culture and Research Journal and the Pacific Historical Review. He is the Coordinator for the Social Sciences Major Program and has taught at LCSC in the Social Sciences Division since 2001.
Biography: Dr. Eric Martin holds a Ph.D. In History from Northeastern University. His areas of specialization include World History, Anti-Colonialism, and African History. He co-edits the H-World electronic discussion list and his most recent articles have appeared in World History Connected. He has taught at LCSC in the Social Sciences Division since 2002.
Thursday May 7th
Dr. Heather Van Mullem & Alyson Peck
Title of Keynote Address: Content Analysis of Images on Media Guide
Covers of Female Student-Athletes Competing at the NCAA Division-II,
NCAA Division-III and NAIA Levels
Biography: Dr. Heather Van Mullem is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Education, Health and Kinesiology Program at Lewis-Clark State College. She has served as a Health & Kinesiology faculty member for four years, beginning in 2005. Dr. Van Mullem has a Ph.D. in Education: Sport Studies with an emphasis in the Psychology and Sociology of Sport (2005) and a graduate certificate in Women’s Studies (2003) from the University of Kansas, a MS in Kinesiology from Humboldt State University (2001), and a BS in Physical Education from Eastern Washington University (1999). Dr. Van Mullem’s academic research interests concern gender issues in sport.
Biography: Alyson Peck is a senior in the Sport Administration degree program at Lewis-Clark State College. A student-athlete, Ms. Peck is in her fourth year of competition for the LCSC tennis team. She plans to pursue a job in the area of health and fitness.
Ms. Nikol Luther & Mr. Octavio Ambriz, Jr.
Title of Keynote Address: The Ultimate Catch: Strengthening LC’s Advising and Retention Net
Biography: Nikol Luther is the Associate Director of Career & Advising Services at Lewis-Clark State College. She was the Business Division’s Program Advisor for two years and also taught Business Communication as an adjunct faculty member. She has taught Basic English, College Writing, and Research Writing at the University of Idaho, Walla Walla Community College, and Lewis-Clark State College. She received her MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Idaho, and her bachelor’s degree in English from Lewis-Clark State College. She is a member of the National Academic Advising Association, and recently presented at their regional conference.
Biography: Octavio Ambriz, Jr. will graduate this year from Lewis-Clark State College with a bachelor’s in Business Administration and a Marketing minor. He is the oldest of five children and is the first generation of his family to attend college. He came to Lewiston on the College Assistance Migrant Program or CAMP scholarship in the fall of 2004 from the small town of Rupert, Idaho. During his college career he has been involved with the AmeriCorps Escort program, Student Business Organization, the Organization of Latin American Students, Intramurals, Outdoor Recreation, Ambassador Honor Society, and student government. He is currently a resident assistant at College Place, and project manager of the 2009 CAMP Alumni Graduation Ceremony.
Friday May 8th
Dr. Patricia Keith and 14 students
Title of Keynote Address: Interdisciplinary Studies in Hells Canyon
Biography: Patricia Keith began seriously studying Hells Canyon over 10 years ago when, in collaboration with historian Carole Simon-Smolinski, she produced a video documentary on the early 20th century mining operation at Eureka Bar. In 2005, she lived in the Canyon for one month as a Forest Service volunteer. Currently she is completing a documentary on homesteading and ranching in the Canyon—again in collaboration with Carole. This year she directed the first Hells Canyon Institute Field School.
Dr. Paul Buckley
Title of Keynote Address: Chemistry “Magic” as a Teaching Tool for General Chemistry
Biography: Dr. Buckley has taught General Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry at LCSC since 2004. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1993, and did his undergraduate work at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. In addition to holding a teaching position at Hartwick College in New York State for five years, Paul has also been employed as a research chemist for Phillips Petroleum in Oklahoma, as an auditor of state-certified environmental laboratories for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, and as an instructor and analyst at the WSU Nuclear Radiation Center.
Agenda
Wednesday May 6th
9-10:00 Welcome and Keynote Speaker(s): Clearwater/Snake
9-9:10: Introductions: Dr. Chris Riggs & President Dene K. Thomas
9:10-10: Keynote Speaker #1: Dr. Alan Marshall
10:00-10:10: Morning Break 1
10:10-11:00 Morning Session #1
1. Clearwater/Snake River: Nursing: Jenna Vincent; Kirsten Klemesrud; Liz Wright; Liz Puckett; Hannah Boersema; Annie Thomson; Nathan Hardin; RaChelle Rollins; Rebekah Davis
2. Selway River: Social Work: Shannon Rauch
3. SUB143: Natural Sciences & Mathematics: Vince Isakson and Yu Jin Jo
10:10-4:00: SUB Solarium: Natural Science Poster Presentations: BIOLOGY 203: Austin Brown and Katie Fuqua; Chris Brown and Tiffany Brown; Nathan Dugger, Lucas Rouse and Jeff Harris; Kelly Demeyere and Stephanie Groenendyk; Gary Blyleven and Brayton Zipse; Shuai Li, Mandi Edmonson and Meilani Nunez; Anna Vaughn and Katharina Karl; Brian Bollwitt and Paul Martin; BIOLOGY 392: Chris Elliot; Ben Lemon; BIOLOGY 499: Susan Oyen; CHEMISTRY 374: Austin Brown, Kim Fong and Paige Frohock; Rachel Faulkner and Jebadiah Greenwood; Cecilia Gomez and Nash Zebedeo; Jeff Harris; Edgar Rios; Lucas Rouse and Kirsten Smith; Shae Holland; Katharina Karl; Anna Vaughn and Brayton Zipse; John Kucera and Ignacio Morales; Jennifer Spangenberg and Jessica Wittman; CS499: GEOLOGY 499: Elsie Kettenberg; HUM 351: Tyler Gullinksen; Rosa Bautista and Corrine Shettsline
11:00-11:10: Morning Break #2
11:10-12:00: Morning Session #2
1. Clearwater/Snake River: Nursing: Jesse Billingsley; Renee DeKaye; Chad Edwards; Jesse Holcomb; Danielle Hopkins; Shayla Ingram; Kelsy Riechers; Stephanie Sullivan; Rebecca Winter; Erin Blinn
2. Selway River: Social Work: James Gray
12:00-1:00: SUB Solarium: Psychology Poster Presentations: Christina Browne; Tracie Coy; Shizuka Fukuchi; Chelsea Gentry; Kerstin Hawkes; Deserae Naeole; JoAnne McPheeters; Shinya Taneichi; Amber Zornes
Lunch Break: 12:00-1:00
1:00-2:00: Afternoon Welcome and Keynote Speaker(s): Clearwater/Snake
1-1:10: Introductions: Dr. Rhett Deissner
1:10-2:00: Keynote Speaker(s) #2: Dr. Chris Riggs & Dr. Eric Martin
2:00-2:10: Afternoon Break #1
2:10-3:00: Afternoon Session #1
1. Clearwater/Snake River: Nursing: Sheila Ames; April Christenson; AnneMarie Driver; Holly Hall; Ashli Koehler; Whitney Lingle; Emily Anderson; Susan Boydston; Mary Lee Roberts; Adam Wiscarson
2. Grande Ronde: Nursing: Carlie Browen; Dana Brown; Brennda Frei; Margo Johnson; Nora Kellie; Melany Ratzlaff; Anuja Shrestha; Kellsi Stevenson; Jovita Nelson; Terri Binkley
3. SUB143: Natural Sciences & Mathematics: Lindsey Smith and Abel Kelly, Mai Tsujimoto and Astha Lama, Whitney Lingle
3:00-3:10: Afternoon Break #2
3:10-4:00: Afternoon Session #2
1. Clearwater/Snake River: Nursing: Katie Eldenburg; Karlyn Moore; John Thomas; Ugel Sherpa; Lisa Krieger; Andrea Laursen; William Ash; LueShawntel Yost; Lois Gietler; Tracie Coy; Shelly Crane
2. Selway River: Social Work: Sara Triplett
3. Lochsa River: Business: Team 44-1: Leslie Flerchinger, Mary Watson, Keri Wilson, Yoko Tamai & James McDowell; Team 44-3: Alan Martinez, Yu Kamakari, Javier Bautista & Guye Blood; Team 45-2: Matt Solem, Chase Stelljes, Amanda Dammon, Eric Tuwei & Bruce Arnold
4. SUB143: Natural Sciences & Mathematics: Brian Mallon; Ashley Schneider; Susan Oyen
Thursday May 7th
9-10:00: Welcome and Keynote Speaker(s): Clearwater/Snake
9-9:10: Introductions: Dr. Clay Robinson & Provost Tony Fernandez
9:10-10:00: Keynote Speaker #3: Dr. Heather Van Mullem & Alyson Peck
10:00-10:10: Morning Break 1
10:10-11:00: Morning Session #1
1. Clearwater/Snake: Social Science: Margaret Newby; Lewis Pettengill; Joe Powell
2. Selway River: Social Work: Teresa Abel
3. Lochsa River: Kinesiology: Jessica Stimmel & JZ Savage
4. Grande Ronde: Communication: Peggy Hayden; Garrett Pettitt
5. Salmon River: English: Jennifer Marie Smith; Daniel Luke Robinson
11:00-11:10: Morning Break #2
11:10-1200: Morning Session #2
1. Clearwater/Snake: Social Science: Melissa Riggers: Marybeth Spencer; Bessie Walker; Marty Ross
2. Selway River: Jo Ann Hudson
3. Grande Ronde: Communication: Sophia Miraglio; Jason Turner
4. Salmon River: English: Bud Heywood; Randy Simons
Lunch Break: 12:00-1:00
12:00-1:00: Lochsa River: Natural Science:
1:00-2:10: Afternoon Welcome and Keynote Speaker(s): Clearwater/Snake
1-1:10: Introductions: Dr. Ruth Lapsley
1:10-2:10: Keynote Speaker #4: Nikol Luther & Octavio Ambriz, Jr
2:10-3:00: Afternoon Session #1
1. Selway River: Social Work: Chantelle Beveridge
2. Lochsa River: Kinesiology:Seth McCauley & Sadie Short; Pat Murray, Isaac Simmons, & Brad Schwarzenbach
3. Grande Ronde: Communication: Joseph Gamlem; Rosa Bautista
4. Salmon River: English: Bryce Kammers; Don Wilder; Emily Ackerland
3:00-3:10: Afternoon Break
3:10-4:00: Afternoon Session #2
1. Clearwater/Snake: Psychology: Mathew Carlson
2. Selway River: Social Work: Dori Foster
3. Lochsa River: Kinesiology: Rick Reavis; Jamie Chan & Mei Fong
4. Grande Ronde: Communication: Breeana Ragains; Vanessa West
Friday May 8th
9-10:00 Welcome and Keynote Speaker(s): Clearwater/Snake
9-9:05: Introductions: Okey Goode
9:05-10:00: Keynote Speaker #5: Dr. Patricia Keith & the Hell’s Canyon Institute: Panel A: Keith Siebler (“The Hells Canyon Mailboat Today”); Carisa Fore (“A Deeper Look”); Jim Janish (“"Navigating Current Challenges: Not All the Obstacles are in the River"”); Loren ("Using The Short Story To Understand Place")
10:00-11:30 Morning Session #1
1. Clearwater/Snake: Hell’s Canyon Institute: Panel B: Tyler Gullickson (“Processing Plant Specimens”); Rosa Bautista (“Interchanging Disciplines”); Corrine Shettsline (“Botany for Beginners”); Dani Diaz (“Permaculture Mapping”); Jonelle McCoy ("Overlooked Art: Portraits of Hells Canyon"). Hells Canyon Institute Panel C: Ross Carlton (“ A Podcast for the Hells Canyon Institute”); Don Wilder (“Voices and Images from the Hells Canyon Institute”); Jessica Wittman (“Lethal Coexistence: Bighorn and Domestic Sheep in Hell's Canyon”); Rustin Gooden (“Comparative Bird Counts”); Randy Simons (“Learning from a Canyon”)
2. Selway River: Social Work: Shawna Knight & Christina Warfield
3. Lochsa River: Kinesiology: Brian Conder; Hiroaki Yokokawa; Ryan Anderson, Matt Stabeifeld, & Dustin Willis
4. Grande Ronde: Communication: Andrew Leonard
11:30-12:30: Closing Keynote & Morning Session #2: Clearwater/Snake
Introductions: Dr. Rachel Jameton
1. Clearwater/Snake: Keynote Speaker #6: Dr. Paul Buckley
2. Lochsa River: Kinesiology: Ryan Anderson, Matt Stabeifeld, & Dustin Willis (Continued)
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