2018-2019

• Remien, Peter.  The Concept of Nature in Early Modern English Literature.  Cambridge University Press, 2019.
• Sylvester, Louis and McLelland, Brad.  The Fang of Bonfire Crossing (Vol 2 of the The Legend of the Lost Causes series).  Henry Holt. 2019.
• Daly-Galeano, Marlowe. Oh Dear, Yes!: Mashing Up Little Women, Vampires, and Werewolves. Women’s Studies 48 (2019). 393-406.DOI: 10.1080/00497878.2019.1614871.
• Daly-Galeano, Marlowe. Louisa May Alcott’s Unruly Medical Women. Arizona Quarterly 74.4 (2018). 61-86.
• Daly, Marlowe. Literary Lessons. Alcott’s Imaginary Heroes: The Little Women Legacy. Ed. Merry Gordon and Marnae Kelley. Pink Umbrella Books, 2018. 4-10.
• Anderson, Jennifer. Dance Me to the End. Brevity. vol. 61. May 2019. https://brevitymag.com/current-issue/dance-me-to-the-end/
• Anderson, Jennifer. Home Care. Sequestrum: Literature and Art. no. 20. 2019. https://www.sequestrum.org/home-care

• Latta, Leigh with K. Nathaniel Tucker and Robert A. Haney.  The relationship between oxidative stress, reproduction, and survival in a bdelloid rotifer.  BMC Ecology (2019, 19:7).  https://bmcecol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12898-019-0223-2
• Payton, Spencer. (2019)  Fostering mathematical connections in introductory linear algebra through adaptive inquiry.  ZDM. 10.1007/s11858-019-01029-9.

• Diessner, Rhett & Smith-Genthôs, Rachelle & Arthur, Kiana & Adkins, Brittany & Pohling, Rico. (2019). Olfactory and Gustatory Beauty: Aesthetic Emotions and Trait Appreciation of Beauty. Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts. 10.1037/aca0000262.

• Nancy Lee-Painter was awarded the Kennedy Center Gold Medallion for her commitment to the values and goals of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival and to excellence in educational theatre.  February 2019.
• Louis Sylvester and Brad McLelland received the 2019 Oklahoma Book Award for Young Adult Literature for their novel, Legends of the Lost Causes.  April 2019.
• Lauren Connolly received the 2018-2019 Huntington Library / Rocky Mountain Modern Languages Fellowship for the research project Octavia Butler and Explorations of the Writing Process

• Clay Robinson was named the 2018 NAIA Wally Schwartz Faculty Athletics Representative of the Year.  The award is given to someone “who exemplifies the loyalty, enthusiasm, and honesty which Mr. Schwartz [past VP of Legislative Services and NAIA Hall of Famer] showed on behalf of the NAIA.”

• Nancy Johnston and student Melanie Managquill received the Poster Presentation Award at the Annual INBRE Conference, Summer 2018 for their outstanding research project presentation, Seasonal and temporal effects on reduced sulfur and volatile organic compounds present in ambient air of the Lewis-Clark Valley.

• Amy Canfield was awarded an Idaho’s Brightest Stars award by the Idaho Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism. January 2019.
• Amy Canfield received the Women’s Leadership Award at the Women’s Leadership Conference in March 2019.

• Lauren Connolly.  Drawing Parallels on the Writing Process:  A Comparison between the Methods of Octavia Butler and First-Year Writing.  College Composition and Communication conference.  Pittsburgh, PA. March 2019
• Marlowe Daly-Galeano.  Breaking the Silence, Speaking for the Dead:  Fall River’s Voice of Resistance.  Society for the Study of Women Writers Conference. Denver, CO.  November 2018
• Claire Davis was the invited Writer-in-Residence for the MFA in Writing program at Pacific University.  Over a two week period, she taught workshops, gave lectures, readings, and participated in panels.  Portland, OR.
• Kevin Goodan was featured on the NPR program To the Best of Our Knowledge. Audio link: https://www.ttbook.org/interview/raised-reservation-can-white-man-write-native-poetry.
• Tiara Good.  The Country Created a Monster:  Mythopoesis and Memory in Veteran Rhetoric.  National Communication Association Conference.  Salt Lake City, UT.  November 2018.
• Sarah Graham and Marlowe Daly-Galeano.  Designing Thoughtful Inclusive Practices.  Idaho Music Educators Association conference.  Rexburg, ID.  January 2019.
• Peter Remien.  Political Oeconomy:  Nature and Monarchy in Interregnum England.  Renaissance Society of America Conference.  Toronto, Ontario, Canada.  March 2019.
• Louis Sylvester.  Game Theory and Using Gaming in the Classroom. Boardgamegeek Convention. Dallas, TX. November 2018
• Amy Minervini. Creating Community Through a Children's Book Writing Project.  Two-Year College English Association—Pacific Northwest. Yakima, WA. April 2019.
• Gwen Sullivan. Tomorrow's Date in History. Passports and Passages Conference. Hailey, ID. April 2019
• Marlowe Daly-Galeano. Life Imitates Art: Following May Alcott Nieriker’s ‘London Bridges. American Literature Association Conference. Boston, MA. May 23-26, 2019.
• Marlowe Daly-Galeano. Breaking the Silence, Speaking for the Dead: Fall River’s Voices of Resistance. Society for the Study of American Women Writers Conference. Denver, CO. November 7-11, 2018.
• Amy Canfield. ’'There is nothing complicated about ordinary equality'’: The Fight for Women’s Suffrage. Invited talk for the League of Women Voters, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, May 2019.
• Amy Canfield. The Cult of Domesticity Meets the Reservation: Shoshone-Bannock Women’s Gendered Experiences with Assimilation at the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. Invited talk for the Idaho State Historical Society, Boise, Idaho, March 2019.
• Amy Canfield. America Is Not a Democracy: The Power of Women’s Suffrage. Invited talk for the Lewiston City Library, Lewiston, Idaho, March 2019.
• Amy Canfield. Feminism and the Mic: ‘Girl Groups,’ Women Conductors and Subversive Empowerment. Lewis-Clark State College, invited talk for Women’s History Month, March 2019.
• Amy Canfield. Fifty Years Later: The 1968 Elvis Comeback. Invited talk for LCSC’s film screening/discussion of the ’68 Comeback Special, Lewiston, Idaho, December 2018.
• Amy Canfield. From Jordan’s Orphans to Vicker’s Victors: Keeping LCSC Alive. Invited talk for LCSC’s 125 Anniversary events, Lewiston, Idaho, October 2018.
• Amy Canfield. Representing the Valley: Leadership in the Arts, Humanities, Academics, and Media. Invited talk for LC Valley Chamber of Commerce, Arts and History Leadership Workshop, Lewiston, Idaho, October 2018.

• Christa Davis.  West Coast KRUMP/Hip Hop:  Fresh Ideas Straight from the “OG’s.” National Dance Society Conference.  Virginia Beach, VA.  Summer 2018.
• Christa Davis.  Kick Up Your Heels!  Country Western Dance & BLISS. National Dance Society Conference.  Virginia Beach, VA.  Summer 2018.
• Christa Davis.  West Coast KRUMP:  BLISS Teaching Tools and Fresh Ideas!  Society of Health and Physical Educators America Conference.  Tampa Bay, FL.  Spring 2019.
• Christa Davis.  KRUMP, CrossFit, and Physical Education – Impact on Perceived Competency, Mood and Activity Experience with At-Risk Youth.   International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport, and Dance Conference.  Tampa Bay, FL.  Spring 2019.
• Christa Davis.  Broadway Jazz clinic.  KRUMP/Hip Hop clinic.  University of Idaho Jazz Fest.  Moscow, ID.  Spring 2019
• Collin Fehr. Effective Communication Strategies for Dealing with Difficult People. LCSC Undergraduate Leadership Development workshop.  Lewiston, ID.  Spring 2019.
• Clay Robinson (Panel Participant).  Where do we go from her in competitive experience criteria.  NAIA National Convention.  West Palm Beach, FL.  Spring 2019
• Clay Robinson.  Perceived benefits of undergraduate research by students and their faculty mentors. Western Society of Kinesiology and Wellness Conference.   Reno, NV. Fall 2018
• Jessica Savage.  The effects of plyometric training on muscle activation characteristics in post-pubescent females.  Lewis-Clark State College Faculty Showcase.  Lewiston ID.  Spring 2019.
• Susan Steele. Community engaged service-learning:  The effect on university students and community partners.  Western Society of Kinesiology and Wellness Conference.   Reno, NV. Fall 2018.
• Susan Steele.   Introduction to Academic Service-Learning and Community Engagement.  Center for Teaching and Learning.  Lewis-Clark State College. Lewiston, ID.  Spring 2019.
• Heather Van Mullem.  Who Am I:  Strategies for Teaching about Power & Privilege. The Teaching Professor Conference.  New Orleans, LA. Spring 2019
• Heather Van Mullem.  See It, Believe It, Do It!:  Using Imagery as a Mental Performance Enhancement Tool.  AthleteTalk Video Series. 2019
• Heather Van Mullem.  Fitspiration vs Thinspiration:  Is There a Difference?  International Association for Communication and Sport Summit on Communication and Sport.  Boise, ID  2019.
• Heather Van Mullem.  Digital Presence and Self-Representation:  American Indian Female Athletes and Social Media Use. International Association for Communication and Sport Summit on Communication and Sport.  Boise, ID  2019.
• Heather Van Mullem.  Welcome to the Faculty!:  An Example of a New Faculty Mentor Program. American Kinesiology Association Leadership Workshop.  Phoenix, AZ. 2019.
• Heather Van Mullem.  The Gaze:  Mediated Images of Female Athletes and Consumer Reactions.  Body Beautiful Exhibit.  Lewis-Clark State College Center for Arts & History. 2019.
• Heather Van Mullem.  Is Strong Really the New Sexy?:  Using Our Voice to Embrace Beauty and Body Positivity in the Age of the Selfie.  Women’s Leadership Conference.  Lewis-Clark State College Center for Arts and History.  Lewiston, ID.  2019.
• Heather Van Mullem.  Who Am I?:  Strategies for Teaching about Power and Privilege in a Kinesiology Class.  Western Society for Kinesiology and Wellness Conference.  Reno, NV.  Fall 2018.
• Heather Van Mullem.  Building an Army of Wellness Warriors:  Creating Meaningful Change Through Collaboration.  EC Davis Lecture.  Western Society of Kinesiology and Wellness Conference.  Reno, NV.  Fall 2018.
• Heather Van Mullem.  Dr. Bob Frederick: Invest, Inspire, Impact. Dr. Bob Frederick Sport Leadership Lecture Series at Lewis-Clark State College, Lewiston, ID.  Fall 2018.
• Heather Van Mullem.  Stress Management and Wellness Strategies: Tips for Success. Lewis-Clark State College New Student Orientation, Lewiston, ID. Fall 2018.
• Heather Van Mullem. Opportunity, Success, and Partnerships: Lewis-Clark State College Movement & Sport Sciences Division. International Programs Office sponsored campus visit with faculty from the Business College of Shanxi University, Lewiston, ID. Summer 2018.
• Heather Van Mullem. Training the Total Athlete Today: Embracing the Subjective. Society of Health and Physical Education America Western District Conference, Boise, ID. Summer 2018.
• Heather Van Mullem, & Van Mullem, P.  Coaching the Other Gender: Strategies to Build Trust and Respect. Society of Health and Physical Education America Western District Conference, Boise, ID. Summer 2018.
• Van Mullem, H., Henson-Ramsey, H., Gibbs, M. & Heath-Simpson.  The Best of the Best:  Creating Undergraduate Degree Opportunities through Interdisciplinary Collaboration. 
  • National Association for Kinesiology in Higher Education Conference.  Savannah, GA. 2019.
  • Western Society for Kinesiology and Wellness Conference, Reno NV.  Fall 2018.
• McCormick, C. and Van Mullem, H.  Mentoring Roundtable.  Women’s Leadership Conference.  Lewis-Clark State College Center for Arts and History.  Lewiston, ID.  2019
• Santillan, C., Thomas-Gabney, G., Van Mullem, H., & Borrego, S. (Panel). Lifting As We Climb: Panel on Mentorship. American Council on Education (ACE) Women’s Network: Idaho, Boise, ID. Fall 2018

• Matt Brady was interviewed for a story in the Idaho Mountain Express on Fox Squirrels.  https://www.mtexpress.com/news/environment/new-squirrel-species-reported-in-valley/article_dc35854c-5711-11e9-93cd-f7d2acebc6fd.html
• Nancy Johnston, Volatile organic compounds and particulate matter during the 2017-2018 wildfire seasons in the Lewis-Clark valley.  Northwest Scientific Association Annual Conference.  Lewiston, ID  March 2019.
• Leigh Latta gave an invited talk, The multifarious context-dependence of spontaneous mutations,  for the Treasure Valley Seminar Series at Boise State University.  November 2018.
• Leigh Latta gave an invited seminar, The multifarious context-dependence of spontaneous mutations,  for INBRE/COBRE in Boise, ID.  October 2018.
• Heather Moon delivered a mini-course, Using Data Applications to Inspire Linear Algebra Topics in the Classroom, at the annual Joint Mathematics Meeting.  Baltimore, MD.  January 2019
• Heather Moon presented An Inquiry-Oriented, Application-First Approach to Linear Algebra poster at the XXII Annual Conference on Research in Undergraduate Math Education.  Oklahoma City, OK.  March 2019.
• Heather Moon, How do you accurately measure bedding in a monotonous pile of basalt lava flow rocks?  Insights in exciting applications of Mathematics.  Northwest Scientific Association Annual Conference.  Lewiston, ID  March 2019.
• Kate Schalk, Spatial and temporal overview of high potassium intrusions in Idaho.  Northwest Scientific Association Annual Conference.  Lewiston, ID  March 2019.
• Keegan Schmidt.  How do you accurately measure bedding in a monotonous pile of basalt lava flow rocks?  Insights from the Miocene Columbia River Basalt Group. Northwest Scientific Association Annual Conference.  Lewiston, ID  March 2019.

• Kylee Britzman presented a paper at the Western Political Science Association Conference in San Diego, CA.  April 17 – 21.
• Amy Canfield and Heather Van Mullem.  Play Like a Girl:  Images, Female Athletes and Body Positivity.  Lunch and Learn Lecture Series.  Lewis-Clark State College Center for Arts and History.  Lewiston, ID.  Spring 2019.
• Lauren Nichols presented at the Beyond Paper Tigers Trauma Informed Care Conference in Pasco, WA in June.
• Manee Moua presented a paper on culturally inclusive mentoring at the Hawaii International Conference in Honolulu, HI.  Jan. 5 – 8, 2019.

• Sarah Graham attended the National Association for Music Education conference. Dallas, TX.  November 2018.
• Amy Minervini attended the regional meeting of the Two Year College English Association.  Yakima. WA.
• Amy Canfield attended “’Cesspool-type antics: Elvis Presley, Teenage Rebellion, and the ‘Generational Divide.” American Culture/Popular Culture Association, Washington, D.C., April 2019.

• Lee Ann Wiggin attended Western Society of Kinesiology and Wellness Conference.  Reno, NV.  Fall 2018.
• Lee Ann Wiggin attended the American College of Sport Medicine, Health & Fitness Summit.  Chicago, IL.  Spring 2019.

• Kacey Diemert attended a Regional Math Center meeting in Twin Falls, ID.  September 2018.  She also Regional Math Center Summits in Boise in December 2018, and in Coeur d’Alene, May 2018.
• Kacey Diemert and Suzanne Rousseau attended the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators Conference.  Orlando FL. February 2019.
• Brian Dietel, representing the state of Idaho at the request of the SBOE, attended the Conference Board of Mathematics Sciences meeting in Reston, VA. May 2019.
• Michael Edgehouse attended the American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists Meetings in Rochester, NY.  July 2018.
• Spencer Payton attended the XXII Annual Conference on Research in Undergraduate Math Education.  Oklahoma City, OK.  March 2019.
• Spencer Payton attended the annual meeting of the Pacific Northwest section of the Mathematical Association of America in Portland OR.  April 2019.
• Nina Peterson attended an Apple Higher Education Workshop.  Coeur d’Alene, ID. September 2018.
• Keegan Schmidt attended the annual Idaho EPSCOR (Established Program to. Stimulate Competitive Research) meeting in Sun Valley, ID.  December 2018.

• Gary Reed and Angela Wartel attended the annual meeting of the American Society of Criminology in Atlanta, Georgia.  Nov. 14-17, 2018.
• Laura Earles attended the Pacific Sociological Association’s annual meeting in Oakland, California, for which she organized and facilitated two sessions. March 28-31.
• LaChelle Rosenbaum and Marte White attended the annual Social Work Distance Education Conference in San Antonio, TX.
• Tiffany Renner attended the 7^th Annual Mindfulness, Compassion, and Wisdom Conference in San Diego, CA.  March 7-9.
• Marte White attended a conference on clinical supervision in Portland, OR.   Nov. 7 – 11, 2018.
• Teri Rust attended the Pacific Northwest IRB Forum in Ellensburg. May 9-10, 2019.
• Kerensa Allison gave a presentation at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association in San Jose, CA.  Nov. 14-18, 2018.

• Nancy Lee-Painter and Peter Remien led a group of students to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, OR.
• Nancy Lee- and Jef Petersen accompanied student members of the Silverthorne Theatre Club to the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) in Eugene, OR.  February 2019.
• Nancy Lee-Painter’s theatre students participated in Emergency Preparedness education for Nursing students, Spring 2019.  Theatre students performed the roles of evacuees from a wildfire.

• Christa Davis took students to the Society of Health and Physical Educators America Conference.  Tampa Bay, FL.  Spring 2019.
• Collin Fehr and Clay Robinson accompanied students to the Northwest American College of Sports Medicine conference.  Bend, OR.  Spring 2019.
• Clay Robinson and Susan Steele accompanied students to the Western Society of Kinesiology and Wellness Conference. Reno, NV.  Fall 2018.
• Susan Steele and Heather Van Mullem took a group of students to tour graduate schools, athletic facilities, and meet with Sport Business Professionals.  Seattle, WA.  Fall 2018.
• Heather Van Mullem accompanied students to the Sports and Entertainment Career and Internship Fair.  Portland, OR.  Spring 2019.

• Nancy Johnston and 4 students traveled to Washington DC for the American Geophysical Union Conference and presented their research, Seasonal observations of atmospheric volatile organic and sulfide compounds near a pulp paper mill in North-Central Idaho.  December 2018.

• Darci Graves and LaChelle Rosenbaum took five students to the Seattle area on to do volunteer work with two agencies that provide food and shelter for the homeless. Sept 7 – 9, 2018.
• Angela Wartel took 13 students to participate in the “That’s Life” Economic Simulation at the North Idaho Correctional Institution.
• Leif Hoffmann and Kylee Britzman took students to the Pacific Northwest Political Science Assoc. Conference in Bend, OR. Nov. 8 – 10, 2018.
• Rachelle Genthôs and student Stephanie Lotstein attended the 2019 Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference in Portland, OR. Feb. 7-9, 2019.
• Leif Hoffman took two students to the Model European Union competition, at the University of Washington, Seattle.  March 8 – 10, 2019. In addition, Hoffmann gave an invited public talk on the European Union and spoke with several classes at the College of Western Idaho (CWI) in April.
• Kerensa Allison took students to the Applied Anthropology Conference in Portland, OR.   March 19-23, 2019.
• Heidee McMillin and Angela Wartel took students to tour two Boise prisons. March 26, 2019.
• Amy Canfield accompanied 3 students, Meghan Castle, Katrina Cook, and Corina Larson, to the American Culture Association Conference in Washington, DC. All 3 students, along with Dr. Canfield, presented their research and visited the National Archives.
• Kerensa Allison and her Anthropology Field School class visited Ecuador from May 11 to  June 2, 2019.  While there, students lived with host families, spent time in both rural and urban areas, engaged in service learning activities, toured historically significant sites, and studied Spanish and Kichwa (an indigenous language).
• Amanda VanLanen and her Public History class created an exhibit for the Nez Perce County Society titled “That’s Entertainment: A History of Theaters in Nez Perce County”. The exhibit opened in May and is ongoing.

EXHIBITS

• 150 Years of Little Women.  LCSC Library.  Marlowe Daly-Galeano and Kate Flower.
• Exhibit of Sean Cassidy’s Digital Photography students’ work.  Blue Lantern Coffeehouse.  Lewiston, ID.  May 3, 2019.
• Consulting Historian, Center for Arts and History (LCSC): “125 Years of Campus and Community.” Amy Canfield worked with CAH staff and History interns to research and curate a four-month exhibit on the college’s history. August 2018.

LCSC CHOIR

• Peace in the Valley:  100^th Anniversary of Armistice Day.   Combined choirs concert.  Silverthorne Theater.  November 2018.  Sarah Graham, Organizer/Director
• LC Faculty & Staff Women’s Ensemble, Presidential Investiture performance. Silverthorne Theater. October 2018. Sarah Graham, Artistic Director
• Women Empowered Singing Together (WEST).Women’s History Month Performance.  Center for Arts & History.  March 2019.  Sarah Graham, Director
• LC Faculty & Staff Women’s Ensemble, Introduction of Revised Alma Mater, LCSC Commencement, May 2019. Sarah Graham, Artistic Director
• Song of the Salish Chief; Midnight Ride of Paul Revere. Debut at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center, New York. June 2019. Sarah Graham, Conductor

LCSC JAZZ BAND

• LCSC 125^th Celebration, Red Lion.  October 2018.  (Jazz Combo).  Shawn Bowman, Director
• Fall Concert.  Clarkston High School. Clarkston, WA. November 2018.  Shawn Bowman, Director
• Jazz Night.  Highland High School.  Craigmont, ID.  March 2019.  Shawn Bowman, Director
• Spring Concert.   Silverthorne Theater.  April 2019. Shawn Bowman, Director

LCSC STUDENT RECITALS

• Student Piano Recitals.  April 2019.  Kris Haynal, Instructor.

LCSC THEATER

• The Force of Habit. Silverthorne Theater.  November 2018.  Jef Petersen and Ruby Walden (student), Directors.
• A Festival of 10 minute plays.  Silverthorne Theater.  April 2019.  Nancy Lee-Painter and Jef Petersen, Acting and Production courses instructors.
• Helen.  Staged Reading.  Silverthorne Theater.  April 2019.  Nancy Lee-Painter, Director

LCSC MUSIC AND THEATER

• Dickens Christmas Carol Madrigal Dinner.  December 2018.  Jef Peterson – Adaptation for the Stage. Sarah Graham – Producer and Music Director. Nancy Lee-Painter – Stage Director.

• Collin Fehr.  Strength and Conditioning Coach Certification.  Summer 2018
• Collin Fehr.  Association of Applied Sport Psychology Mental Performance and Enhancement Consultant Certification.  Spring 2019.
• Jessica Savage.  PhD, Education (Cognate area:  Biomechanics).  University of Idaho.  Summer 2018.

• Harold Crook,  P.I., Idaho Humanities Council,  Nez Perce Textbooks
• Marlowe Daly-Galeano, P.I. DeVlieg Foundation, Hells Canyon Institute
• Marlowe Daly-Galeano, P.I., Lightfoot Foundation. Hells Canyon Institute

• Kacey Diemert, P.I., Regional Math Center
• Jane Finan and Matthew Johnston, P.I.’s/Administrators, INBRE
• Leigh Latta, P.I., INBRE:  Pilot Project
• Jenni Light, P.I., City of Lewiston, Traffic Counts; City Building ADA Compliance.
• Jenni Light, P.I., TD&H:  ADA Compliance for College Place City.
• Eric Stoffregen, P.I., INBRE: Determining the Effects of a Blm-Deficient Embryo on Longevity and Fertility of Surviving Progeny

• Ramon Royce, Title IV-E Child Welfare Scholars Program Grant. Idaho Dept of Health and Welfare