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2009 Proposals in Progress Tech's Rouleau Presents Environmental Engineering Graduate Student Seminar Fulbright Scholar Gives Presentation Powwow: Alumna Guides Youth, Celebrates Native Traditions (Koski) Native American Speakers' Forum Oct. 23 and Powwow Oct. 24 to be at Michigan Tech (Koski) Native American Speakers' Forum, Spirit of the Harvest Powwow Oct. 23-24 Patrick Martin, social sciences chair, was a featured speaker at America's First River: the Hudson, a New York Quadricentennial Celebration commemorating the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's initial visit to the river that bears his name. The conference was held at the FDR Presidential Library and Historic Park in Hyde Park, N.Y., Sept. 25-27. Martin presented "The West Point Foundry and American Industrialization," a paper prepared with collaboration from Associate Professor Timothy Scarlett, Research Associate Elizabeth (Social Sciences) and Steven Walton of Penn State University, within a session describing the Hudson as America's "corridor of commerce." The conference was broadcast on CSpan 3 and can be viewed at www.c-spanvideo.org/program/id/213169. Martin's presentation appears about about 18 minutes into this segment. Seminar on Environmental Degradation New Funding Proposal in Progress New home for old engine (IA Graduate Students) Industrial Archaeology Contributors to the Glossario Sextilingüe de Patrimonio Industrial (P. Martin, Montcalm) Tech students and faculty participated at the 13th Congress of the International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage (TICCIH), held in Freiberg, Germany, from Aug. 30 to Sept. 6. Bode Morin, a recent PhD in Industrial Heritage and Archaeology, chaired a session and delivered a paper on his research with historic copper smelting sites. New Social Sciences faculty member Fred Quivik delivered a paper in the same session. Professor Patrick Martin, chair of social sciences, has been elected to a three-year term as president of The International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage (TICCIH), a UNESCO-affiliated body that works to preserve and interpret the physical and social remains of the process of industrialization. Among other things, TICCIH advises the World Heritage Council in identifying and inscribing sites to the World Heritage List. Proposal in Progress Cultural Landscape Report on Quincy Unit available for public review through Sept. 11, 2009 (Hoagland) New Faculty Protect the Earth: Part 2, Walk to Eagle Rock KNHP Commission hires director Help Tech Plan Its Energy Future (Gorman) Professor Barry Solomon gave an invited talk at a Brainstorming Meeting on Environmental and Other Factors Needed for Evaluating and Managing Risks Posed by Pesticides at the Local Level, sponsored by the United Nations Environment Programme in Geneva, Switzerland, July 1-3, "Socio-Economic Factors for Consideration in Risk Assessment and Risk Management of Pesticide Use." Associate Professor Hugh Gorman authored "What Cap and Trade Programs are All About," an article on the controversy surrounding carbon credits as a way to control carbon emissions. PhD candidates in Social Sciences Cameron Hartnell and Bode J. Morin have been awarded Finishing Fellowships for summer 2009 by the Graduate School. Proposal in Progress An incoming faculty member and several Michigan Tech graduate students of the Industrial Heritage and Archaeology program of the Department of Social Sciences presented papers at the 2009 Annual Conference of the Society for Industrial Archaeology, held May 28-31 in Pittsburgh. The society awarded Michigan Tech alum Marco Meniketti '98 (MS in Industrial Archaeology) its 2009 Robert M. Vogel Prize. The award honors the author of the best article to appear in the society's journal, IA, every three years. Associate Professor Tim Scarlett's (Social Sciences) work on the pottery of early settlers in Utah is featured in The Spectrum, a newspaper covering St. George and Cedar City in Utah, and on the local NBC affiliate KCSG. Digging Up Parowan History (Scarlett, Montcalm, Foss) Professor Barry Solomon (Social Sciences) presented a paper, "Biofuels and Sustainability," and chaired a session, "Alternative Energy Options and Policy Analysis," at the 5th Bi-Annual Conference of the United States Society for Ecological Economics, held May 31-June 3 at American University in Washington, DC. Pottery shop unearthed (Scarlett, Montcalm) Archeology group peeks at city's industrial history Industrial revolution (SIA) National group tours Homestead plant to learn about its WWII history (SIA) Proposal in Progress Utah Public Radio aired a story Thursday on Associate Professor Tim Scarlett's (Social Sciences) research on pottery made by Utah's early pioneer settlers. The broadcast will be posted here. To learn more about Scarlett's work, visit his blog, http://utahpotteryproject.blogspot.com . Federico Caprotti, of University College London, gave a lecture, "Throwing Money at the Wind? Sectoral Emergence, Networks and Decision Making in Wind Power Financing in China, the US and the UK," on Monday, May 11, from 4 to 5 p.m. in Academic Office 201. Caprotti is a faculty candidate in environmental policy in the Department of Social Sciences. Diana Mincyte, faculty candidate in environmental policy, Department of Social Sciences, gave a lecture, "Self-Made Women: Poverty, Land Use and the Politics of Sustainable Consumption," today, Thursday, May 7, from 4 to 5 p.m. in Academic Office 201. Proposals in Progress Audrey Mayer was awarded $5,450 as a Research Seed for "Using Data from Second Life to Develop and Test Multidisciplinary Sustainability Indices" as part of the Michigan Tech Research Excellence Fund. Professor Barry D. Solomon (Social Sciences) published an article with master's candidate Nicholas H. Johnson (Social Sciences), "Valuing Climate Protection through Willingness to Pay for Biomass Ethanol," in Ecological Economics, Vol. 68, No. 7, May 2009. Houghton, Hancock meet Good news at KNHP Tech Is Linked to New York Foundry Future forged from the past (West Point Foundry) Professor Barry Solomon presented a paper, "Biofuels and Sustainability," at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, held March 22-27 in Las Vegas, where he also was a panelist on "Renewable Energy Policy in the EU and the US" and "Nuclear Waste Management: An International Comparison" (He also served as the organizer and chair of the second panel). SURF 2009 Associate Professor Carol MacLennan (Social Sciences) presented a paper recently at the American Environmental History Association meeting in Tallahassee, Fla., "The Militarization of Hawai'i's Lands and Waters." Patrick Martin and Audrey Mayer Speak at Forestry Symposium Susan Martin, Patrick Martin, Doreen Blaker at Earth Week Social Sciences Environmental Policy Program Co-Sponsors Sandra Postel Event Lankton and Reynolds on Michigan Tech Archives Awards Research Travel Grant Committee Tech Cosponsors Bioenergy Workshop (Halvorsen) Meet the new face of Social Science Dept. Patrick Martin Appointed Chair of Social Sciences Proposals in Progress Professor Barry Solomon (Social Sciences) gave an invited presentation, "Alternative Energy and Land Use Change Scenarios," at a workshop funded by the European Commission Project, Soil Service, "Soil Diversity and Ecosystem Services—How Can We Value Services and Identify Threats to Soil Sustainability?" held in Wageningen, the Netherlands, Jan. 27-29. Proposal in Progress Social Sciences Helps Sponsor IPC Guest Lecturer Molly Kleinman at the Rozsa Jan. 24 O'Brien and Orozco to Speak on Intellectual Property Issues Rozsa Center to Host Film Sneak Peek, Lecture by Filmmaker Kembrew McLeod Vice President for Research David Reed has approved Faculty Scholarship Grants for partial funding as recommended by the Faculty Scholarship Grant Committee. Among the grant recipients are Terry Reynolds, "History of Michigan's Iron-Ore Mining Industry," $3,400, and Timothy Scarlett, "Further Discovery, Testing and Analysis of Utah's Pioneer-Era Pottery Manufacturing Sites," $2,500. Lunch and Learn to Feature Fulbright Scholar Mary Durfee Jan. 27 Social Sciences Helps Sponsor Five-Lecture Series on Intellectual Property Controversies 2008 Student Strives for a United World (Storer, Peters) Retirement Social Dec. 15 for Willie Melton Audrey L. Mayer Joins Social Sciences Larry Lankton on Ransom Shelden An interview with Professor Barry Solomon is the basis of an article in the GU Journalen, a publication of the University of Gothenburg in Sweden. The article, available online here, is written in Swedish, but those of us who aren't fluent can still view a photo of Solomon Archeologist's Inquiry Reveals History (Scarlett) Patrick Martin, Mary Durfee Give Talks Professor Barry D. Solomon was invited to speak on "Alternative Products, Methods and Strategies to DDT for Disease Vector Control: Toward a Cost-Benefit Analysis" at the Stakeholders' Meeting to Review the Interim Report for the Establishment of a Global Partnership to Develop Alternatives to DDT, held in Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. 3-5. The meeting was sponsored by the United Nations Environment Programme, which is the secretariat for implementing the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants. Professor Barry D. Solomon presented two invited lectures to the Department of Economic History at the University of Umea, in Sweden, Oct. 29-30: "The Evolution and Experience with Emissions Trading Schemes in the United States" and "Grain and Cellulosic Ethanol and Biodiesel in the United States: History, Economics and Policy." Last Quincy celebration planned (Lankton) Solomon Edits Renewable Energy Book West Point Foundry Recognized as Best Historical Exhibit Professor Barry D. Solomon presented an invited seminar, "Grain and Cellulosic Ethanol and Biodiesel Development in the US: History, Economics and Policy," at the Department of Energy and Environment, Chalmers University, Gothenburg, Sweden, on Oct. 20. Associate Professor Mary Durfee (Social Sciences) was a visiting scholar at the Centennial Center of the American Political Science Association in Washington, DC, where she worked on the curriculum project Globalization, Engineering and Public International Law and advanced an article with Jameson Doig (Princeton) on the role of expertise in the International Joint Commission and the New York/New Jersey Port Authority. Hancock to help with smelter (Hoagland) Professor Christa Walck (Van Pelt/Opie Library, SBE) was a Scholar in Residence Sept. 15-23 at the University of Turku in Finland, where she gave a lecture based on a paper coauthored by Associate Professor Carol MacLennan (Social Sciences), "Using Environmental History to Understand Sustainability: Land Use and Land Health in Silver City, N.M." Prospective students check out Tech (Seely) Smelter group seeks money from council (Hoagland) Professor Barry Solomon (Social Sciences) presented an invited seminar, "High-Level Radioactive Waste Management in the United States," at the Center for Public Sector Research of the University of Gothenburg, in Sweden, on Sept. 4. Solomon is on sabbatical leave at the University of Gothenburg and will remain there through Dec. 1. Associate Professor Mary Durfee (Social Sciences) was discussant for the panel Courts and the Politics of International Human Rights Protection and chair of the panel Framing the Global Village in the Political Science Classroom at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, held Aug. 28-31 in Boston. She also participated in the association's ongoing mentoring effort. Pasties: From Cornwall to Everywhere in Miner's Lunch Buckets (P. Martin) Proposals in Progress Road millage fails narrowly in Osceola (Karpiak) Terry Reynolds (Social Sciences) received $7,910 from the National Science Foundation for "Doctoral Dissertation Research: Reflection, Refraction and Rejection: Copper Smelting Heritage and the Execution of Environmental Policy." Osceola Township seeks millage increase for aging roads (Karpiak) First brownfield meeting held (Karpiak) Proposals in Progress Keweenaw County sets Brownfield meeting (Karpiak) housing tour draws crowd (Hoagland) Americana Foundation director visits (Hoagland) Behind closed doors: Quincy housing focus of Thursday event (Hoagland) Chair Bruce Seely (Social Sciences) testified before the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works at a committee hearing, "The Future Federal Role in Surface Transportation," held June 25 in Washington, DC. Chair Bruce Seely (Social Sciences) presented a paper on June 23, "Engineers, Historians of Technology and the Early Years of SHOT," and gave a Distinguished Lecture on June 24, "The Other Side of Engineering Education: An Historian Examines the Changing Non-technical Elements," at the annual meeting of the American Society for Engineering Education, in Pittsburgh. Professor Pat Martin has agreed to serve as interim chair of the Department of Social Sciences. He will be working with faculty across campus on new graduate program opportunities, as well as welcoming new faculty over the coming year. A Perspective on the Quincy Mine: “Industrial Monuments: Shaft-Rockhouses of the Keweenaw Copper Mines” (See) Keweenaw icon (See) 19th Annual Meeting of the Mining History Association (Reynolds, See, Hartnell, DePasqual, Tumberg) Professor Barry D. Solomon (Social Sciences) and Nicholas H. Johnson, a master's student in environmental policy, presented a paper, “Valuing Climate Protection Through Willingness to Pay for Biomass Ethanol in the Upper Midwest," at the 14th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management, held July 11–14 at the University of Vermont, in Burlington. Chair Bruce Seely (Social Sciences) coordinated and directed a workshop for the European Science Foundation and NATO May 21-23 in Istanbul, Turkey. The workshop was the last in a series of four meetings held as part of the joint ESF/NATO effort SAFE (Security: Advancing a Framework for Enquiries), which seeks to identify a research agenda on issues of security and insecurity for scholars in the humanities and social sciences. Seely is one of four co-directors of the SAFE program. Twenty-three scholars from 13 countries were represented at the workshop. Student from Italy Shows What Was and What Is (Brignola, S. Martin) Faculty, Staff Recognized for Years of Service at Awards Dinner Archaeological Work in New York Recognized Again (Scarlett, Norris) Townships called to action: More than 60 officials attend MTA Houghton session (Karpiak) In the News: Durfee, Hoagland, Walck in Malta Patrick Martin (Social Sciences) has received $21,999 from NSF for "SGER: Social Perspectives on the Industrial Archaeology of the Arctic." Professor Barry Solomon (Social Sciences) gave an invited lecture, "Grain and Cellulosic Ethanol: History, Ecological Economics and Policy," at the University of Chicago's Harris School of Public Policy on May 13. Associate Professor Mary Durfee (Social Sciences), on leave from her position as assistant provost to pursue a Fulbright in Malta, has made the Malta Times. The article announced that she will be addressing the Malta Association of Women in Business at its conference entitled "Entrepreneurship: A Way of Life," along with number of other speakers, including the US ambassador to Malta. Township discovers flood plain clause (Karpiak) Proposal in Progress Associate Professor Carol MacLennan (Social Sciences) presented a paper, "From Barracks to Cottages: The Landscape of Disease in Plantation Hawai'i," on May 10 at the Vernacular Architecture Forum annual meeting, held in Fresno, Calif. Proposals in Progress Postdoctoral Associate Paul White (Social Sciences) has received the Joukowsky Family Foundation Outstanding Dissertation Award from Brown University for "Chuckwalla and the Belligerent Burro: Timbisha Shoshone, Miners and the Footprints of Dispossession in the Panamints." The university's graduate school awards it annually for superior achievements in research by students completing their PhDs. The award carries a $2,500 honorarium. Associate Professor Carol MacLennan (Social Sciences) gave a talk, "Emma Nakuina and Her Work on Hawaiian Water Rights," on Thursday, May 1, in the Hawaiian and Pacific Room of the Hawai'i State Library for the opening of the exhibit "Rediscovering Emma: Emma Kailikapuolono Metcalf Beckley Nakuina, an Intellectual of the Last Century," which MacLennan co-curated with librarian Martha Hoversen (Hawai'i State Library). Chair Bruce Seely (Social Sciences) authored "The Secret of the System," the anchor article in the cover story of the Spring 2008 issue of Wilson Quarterly, "Backbone: Infrastructure for America's Future." UP National History Day a Success Reminder: Lecture on Industrial Heritage in Sweden Today, Student Forum Tomorrow Industrial heritage topic of presentation Swedish Visitor to Discuss Industrial Heritage in Sweden Solomon Presents Renewable Energy Paper Lecture on Industrial Heritage in Sweden April 24, Student Forum April 25 Seely Publishes Nano Chapter Discovering the world; Rotary Youth Exchange allows students to study abroad (Brignola) Scarlett Gives Invited Utah Pottery Lecture Social Sciences Visiting Scholar to Give Lecture Wednesday Susan Martin Quoted in History of Copper Mining Article Corn prices reflect trend (Solomon) Making their mark on the landscape (Hoagland) Hoagland to Speak on Copper Country Architects April 14 SURF 2008 Pilling Presents Yaqui Valley Paper Prusi, Lahti talk to KEDA (Karpiak) Archaeology Program Extends to Puerto Rico: Looking at the Past and the Futures (Sweitz) Seely Named Dean of Sciences and Arts Museum Exhibition Displays Recent Michigan Tech Industrial Archaeology Finds (Martin, Scarlett, Sweitz) Gala for the Calumet Theatre (Lankton) Students participate in National History Day Dressing nice, raising money (Lankton) MacLennan Presents Hawai'i Paper Rail History Night on Thursday (Seely) Industrial Archaeology Featured in Lake Superior Magazine Social Sciences Contributes to Campus Growth Associate Professor Carol MacLennan has published an article, "Kilauea Sugar Plantation in 1912: A Snapshot," in the Hawaiian Journal of History, Vol. 41, 2007. It, along with the photographs from a 1912 photo album, provides the content for the 2008 "History of Hawai`i Calendar." Gorman Awarded Faculty Scholarship Grant Scarlett Proposal on Ecobiographies Reminder: Seely to Speak at Sciences and Arts Dean Candidate Forum Monday Halvorsen and Solomon Cited in Technology Century MacLennan Publishes Chapter on New Mexico Bruce Seely Identified as Semifinalist Candidate for Dean of Sciences and Arts SS Teacher Ed Student Makes Good (Steve Lishinski) Solomon Proposal on Lignocellulosic Ethanol Alternatives P. Martin Proposal on Industrial Archaeology of the Arctic 2007 MacLennan Publishes Article on Hawai'i MacLennan Presents Anthropology Paper Sather-Knutsen Nominated for Distinguished Thesis Award Solomon and Banerjee Publish Sustainability Chapter MTU and MSU team up to support renewable fuel and energy development (Solomon) Your Expertise + Transportation Focus = Research Funding Tech partners with MSU on biofuels (Solomon) Social Sciences Supports a Wide-format Color Scanner/Color Printer for a Library Digital Studio in the Van Pelt Library Governor Lauds New Michigan Tech-Michigan State Biofuels Partnership (Solomon) Pete Moyryla Earns All-GLIAC in Football Cultural and educational events set to highlight International Education Week at Michigan Tech International education to be recognized by MTU next week (K. Henquinet) Celebrate International Education Week Nov. 12-16 (K. Henquinet) Proposals in Progress (P. Martin, Seely) AISES Speaker Forum Oct. 26 (Jessica Koski) Proposals in Progress (Halvorsen, Gorman) Listing qualifies homeowners for tax credits (Hoagland) Big Honor (Hoagland, Karpiak, Mishkar) Solomon Co-authors Transportation Paper Scholar to view local artifacts (S. Martin) Durfee Reports: The News from Malta "Talking to the Spirits": Public Lecture Oct. 12 Seely Presents at World Road Congress Solomon Reviews Nuclear Power Book Social Sciences Professor Honored for Service (P. Martin) Biomass Lessons Funding for Halvorsen Digging through the paperwork (Stephanie Atwood, Hoagland, P. Martin) Archeologists wrap up Key Ingredients (Scarlett, Sweitz) Genevieve Borg, a new master student in the environmental policy program in the Department of Social Sciences, had her picture in the August 20, 2007 issue of Sports Illustrated. The picture was part of the college football preview issue, and featured Genevieve on the Big Ten page where she had been a cheerleader at the University of Michigan. MTU grad dies in Afghanistan (Benjamin John Hall) Proposals in Progress: Michael Bennett Involved in NSF NUE Nanotechnology Enterprise Project Terry Reynolds Presents Cleveland-Cliffs August 6 and 18 2005 Alumnus Dies in Afghanistan (Benjamin John Hall) Soldier Recalled as Selfless, Dedicated (Benjamin John Hall) Federal Grant Will Help Scenic Hudson Tell Exciting History of West Point Foundry In the News: West Point Foundry Quincy Mine kicks off exhibit (Hoagland) Food talk offers surprises (Lankton) Food exhibits now on display: ‘Key Ingredients: America by Food’is fun, educational (Hoagland, Lankton) Archives Photo Exhibit Featured in Statewide Food Celebration (Hoagland, Lankton) Key Ingredients starts Friday in Calumet (Hoagland, Lankton, Reynolds, Scarlett, Sweitz) Book looks at Copper Country research (Hoagland, Lankton) Solomon Presents Climate Change and Sustainability Proposals in Progress (P. Martin, Reynolds, Sweitz, MacLennan) Archeology Work in New York is Chronicled Unearthing secrets of West Point Foundry Key Ingredients exhibit kicks off in Chelsea (Hoagland) Solomon Named a Member of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation's New Research Council Reynolds and Morin Copper Smelting Proposal Solomon, Barnes, Halvorsen Publish Ethanol Paper Seely Cochairs Committee on Transportation History Project targets historic landmark: MTU students ponder fate of former Houghton Fire Hall (Seely, Senior Design Students) Walking toward a cooler future: Pinwheel Parade tries to focus on global warming (Solomon) Through a glass, artly: Grad student researches stained glass in Calumet (Rudkin) Verdict is in: Mock Trial sheds light on sexual assault Annex Rehabilitation Project A town, historically speaking: Lake Linden being looked at for National Register (Hoagland, Atwood) Seely Cochairs Committee on Transportation History Seely Quoted on Intellectual Property Issues Gorman Proposal on Sustainability History made real:
MTU hosts regional one-day event SURF 2007 Fifty Years of Interstate by Bruce Seely Social Sciences Chair Bruce Seely On the Road Hoagland's Bluejacket Proposal Solomon Proposal on Water Quality The Journal of the Society for Industrial Archeology Available Online From mine camp to community:
Presentation spans a century of settlement Living Legends Published by Barry Solomon Solomon Presents Economic Valuation Paper MacLennan Gets Faculty Scholarship Grant Social Sciences Raises Over $1,200 for Local Charities 2006 Justin R. Barnes a Finalist in the Annual Distinguished Master's Thesis Competition Carol MacLennan Presents Labor Paper Bruce Seely Makes Several Presentations on the History of the Interstate Highway System New Faculty: Social Sciences: SAMUEL R. SWEITZ International Education Week Nov. 13-17 Trial Advocacy Team Scrimmage against NMU Friday Engineering, Social Sciences and Hard Work: Tech Student Helps Mexican Village Clean Up its Wastewater Engineers, archeologists and historians, oh my! The little building that could: Tech students work on archeology building rehab Martins Featured in Turkish Magazine Hoagland Gets Funding for Bluejacket Project Best Transportation System by Seely State Highway Administrations by Seely Seely Talks About History and Consequences Seely Gets Funding for SHOT Keys Ranch and Iron River Proposals Seely and Interstate Highway History 2006 Happy Birthday to the Interstate System Social Sciences Major Participates in Michigan Leadership Development Program 2006 SURF 2006 New Faculty 2006 Barnes and Solomon Book Chapter on Renewable Energy Policies in the Upper Midwest Row, Row, Rowing toward a championship Highways at the Crossroads: The Interstate Turns 50 Presentations on Interstate History Recent articles on Interstate history Bruce Seely on the 50th Anniversary of the Interstate Highway Program Talk at AASHTO Policy Forum in Washington, DC Beyond the boundaries: Learning history outside of the classroom (Lankton) Keweenaw Ethnicity Symposium July 1: Kim Hoagland talks about ethnicity and company housing FIVE THINGS: Smooth and bumpy Solomon talk at Goteborg on nuclear fuel management SS Papers by Solomon and Halvorsen Nanotechnology Paper co-authored by Seely Paper on Mining and Social Justice by MacLennan Industrial Heritage program Tech Students to Participate in a Mock Trial April 5 Residents discuss Huron Creek: Watershed plan discussed (Gorman, EP Students) Solomon Paper on Ethanol Studying the mechanics of humanity: MTU creates bachelor's degree in anthropology A Doctoral Program in Industrial Heritage and Archeology at Michigan Tech Reynolds Article in Mining History in the UP New SS Degree in Anthropology Launched Solomon article on hydrogen energy research Halvorsen and MacLennan receive faculty scholarship grants 2005 The SHOT/HSS Roundtable on Envirotech Themes Tech to Offer Anthropology Degree MacLennan paper on environmental health and community security Social Sciences prof sought out for new documentary Lankton to Be Featured in Public TV 13 Documentary New degree programs on their way SS dept. saves history Social Science students share knowledge with youth Mormon Pottery Project
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