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The Georgia Political Science Association

and The Criminal Justice Association

of Georgia

2010 Annual Meetings

Colleagues, Welcome to Savannah! We are very pleased to welcome you to the 2010 annual meetings of the Georgia Political Science Association and the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia. Despite enormous economic pressures on our personal and professional budgets, we have a strong turnout for this year's conference. This year we have 40 panels consisting of 202 participants from 19 states and 9 countries. Furthermore, 33 of this year's participants are undergraduate students while 22 are graduate students. We are appreciative of all that you do to advance the body of knowledge in your disciplines, and we are confident that you will find the panels and roundtables to be intellectually stimulating. We are also appreciative of the generous support provided by Cengage Learning, Soomo Publishing, McGraw-Hill, Pearson, W.W. Norton, and University Press of North Georgia. We also wish to thank Ms. Amber Dees from Columbus State University. Without Ms. Dees’ assistance in scheduling the program, answer emails, tracking down information, etc., we would have never been able to pull the program together! Thank you Amber for all that you do! Please join us for the welcome reception Thursday evening at 6pm sponsored by the GPSA. We hope that you find it challenging to choose among the many excellent panels and roundtables over the next three days. We also hope to see you at our meeting next year in Savannah 10-12 November, 2011.

Yours respectfully,

Gregory Domin Peter Fenton Columbus State University Kennesaw State University 2010 GPSA Program Chair

2010 CJAG Program Chair

All GPSA/CJAG scheduled events are to be held in the Doubletree Hotel:

The Living Area and the Library are located on the 1st floor in the lobby.

2010 Program Overview

Thursday, November 11

1:00 – 3:00 PM Regents Advisory Committee/ Political Science

Amber Room

1:00 – 3:00 PM Regents Advisory Committee/

Criminal Justice Cobalt Room

2:00 – 3:00 PM Registration Library 3:00 – 4:30 PM CJAG Executive Board

Meeting Summit Room

3:00 – 4:30 PM Panel Session 1 S1-A What Students Expect

from Political Science Classes and Programs in 2010 and Beyond

Executive Boardroom

S1-B The Human Factor: The Role of Society in Politics

City Salon

S1-C The Way We Govern Amber Room S1-D Civil Conflict: Problems

and Solutions Cobalt Room

S1-E Political Theory Student Panel

Summit Room

4:30 – 6:00 PM GPSA Executive Board Meeting

Amber Room

4:30 – 6:00 PM Annual Business Meeting

CJAG Cobalt Room

6:00 – 7:00 PM GPSA President’s Welcome

Reception Living Area

Friday, November 12 7:30 – 11:30 AM Registration Library 8:00 – 9:30 AM Panel Session 2 S2-A External Influences on

the Electoral Process Amber Room

S2-B International Economic Assessments

City Salon

S2-C Differences Unite: Teaching Political Science at the Two-Year College

Cobalt Room

S2-D Best Practices: Civic Engagement and Service-Learning Elements in Course Design

Executive Boardroom

S2-E Challenges to Cities Summit Room 9:30 – 10:00 AM Coffee Break Living Area 10:00 – 11:30 AM Panel Session 3 S3-A Troubled Times:

Dealing with a RecessionCity Salon

S3-B Top Secret: National Security Challenges

Amber Room

S3-C Mastering Public Administration

Executive Boardroom

S3-D Teaching American Government

Cobalt Room

S3-E Criminal Justice Panel #1

Summit Room

11:30 – 1:00 PM Lunch (on your own) 1:00 – 2:00 PM Registration Library

1:00 – 2:30 PM Panel Session 4 S4-A Women and the Political

Process City Salon

S4-B Influences on Federal Legislation

Cobalt Room

S4-C The Other Side of Federalism: Contemporary Analysis of State Governance

Executive Boardroom

S4-D Change We Can Believe In: Are You Better Off Than You Were Two Years Ago?

Amber Room

Summit Room

2:30 – 3:00 PM Coffee Break Living Area 3:00 – 4:30 PM Panel Session 5 S5-A Commercial Sexual

Exploitation of Children in Georgia

Amber Room

S5-B Growing Up with Moldova- Problems in a Young Country

Cobalt Room

S5-C Today’s Wars and Terror Threats

Executive Boardroom

S5-D Equality for All? City Salon S5-E Criminal Justice Panel

#3 Summit Room

4:45 – 6:15 PM Meeting of the European

Union Studies Program Committee

Amber Room

4:45 – 6:15 PM Panel Session 6 S6-A Contemporary African

Issues Cobalt Room

S6-B Around the World: Contemporary Issues

Amber Room

S6-C Perspectives on International Relations: Undergraduate Research Panel

City Salon

S6-D Educational Policies for the Modern Classroom

Executive Boardroom

Summit Room

6:30 – 7:30 PM Reception Living Area

Saturday, November 13 7:30 – 9:15 AM Registration Library 8:00 – 9:30 AM Panel Session 7 S7-A U.S. Foreign Relations Amber Room

S7-B Federal Influences on the Quality of Life

City Salon

S7-C Lessons from History: What Yesterday’s Actions Say About Tomorrow’s Plans

Cobalt Room

S7-D The Media’s Effect on Politics

Executive Boardroom

9:45 – 10:30 AM Panel Session 7(a) S7(a)-

A Criminal Justice Panel #5 Summit Room

9:45 – 10:30 AM Annual Business Meeting

GPSA Amber Room

10:30 – 11:00 AM Coffee Break Living Area 11:00 – 11:30 AM Registration Library 11:00 – 12:30 PM Panel Session 8 S8-A The Middle East:

Problems and Solutions Amber Room

S8-B Global Responsibilities? A Modern Look

Cobalt Room

S8-C Evaluating Programs and Practices in Higher Education

Summit Room

S8-D Soomo Publishing Workshop

City Salon

Georgia Political Science Association 2010 Awards

McBrayer Award and Prize

The McBrayer Award and an accompanying $500.00 cash prize will be awarded in years when a paper of outstanding scholarship within the discipline is presented in its entirety on the GPSA annual meeting program and subsequently recognized as such at the discretion of the Editorial Board and Editor-in-Chief of the Proceedings of the GPSA by their decision to bestow the McBrayer Award. Contact Dr. Joe Trachtenberg, Editor-in-Chief, with questions and concerns, JoeTrachtenberg@mail.clayton.ed or call (678) 466-4810.

Pajari Undergraduate Paper Award The ROGER N. PAJARI Undergraduate Paper Award is awarded annually to the best undergraduate paper submitted to meet the requirements of an undergraduate political science course taught in the state of Georgia and nominated by the professor teaching the course or presented by a student at the annual conference. The awards committee selects the best paper from those submitted each year. The deadline is July 1st of each year. Papers submitted after the deadline will be included in the next year's competition. All papers must be formatted as an MS Word or PDF document file. The file then must be sent via email attachment to the committee chair. The winning paper will be posted in the Proceedings of the GPSA. Professors who wish to nominate exemplary student papers should submit the paper to the Chair of the Awards Committee.

Donald T. Wells Award Given to recognize outstanding service to the Georgia Political Science Association. This award will be presented at the Saturday morning Business Meeting.

Proceedings of the Georgia Political Science Association

A Refereed Internet-Based Publication of Scholarly Papers Intended Primarily as a Resource for the Teaching Political Scientist.

All 2010 annual meeting Proceedings submissions (with an accompanying abstract) are to be emailed to the editor as Word formatted attached documents and must be received no later

than midnight, Friday, December 31st, 2010:

joetrachtenberg@clayton.edu

Dr. Joe Trachtenberg, Editor-in-Chief Professor of Political Science College of Arts & Sciences Clayton State University Morrow, Georgia 30260 (678) 466-4810

Any faculty, graduate student or undergraduate student paper and abstract containing original research not published or presented at a previous conference that has been presented in its entirety by the author/s on a panel of the GPSA annual meeting program may be submitted by the presenter or the editor for possible inclusion in the Proceedings of the GPSA. Unsolicited submissions will not be considered. All submissions are subject to a blind peer review process under the direction of the Proceedings Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Review Board. Submissions may be returned, returned for revisions and editing, or accepted for publication as submitted. The text and citation format for all submissions should be in conformance with the most recent edition of the Chicago Manual of Style.

2010 Panel Session Details

Thursday: November 11, 2010 1:00-3:00 PM

Regents Advisory Committee/ Political Science

Amber Room

1:00-3:00 PM

Regents Advisory Committee/ Criminal Justice

Cobalt Room

2:00-3:00 PM

Registration Library

3:00-4:30 PM

CJAG Executive Board Meeting Summit Room

Panel Session 1 3:00-4:30 PM

S1-A What Students Expect from

Political Science Classes and Programs in 2010 and Beyond

Executive Boardroom

Panel Chairs: Robert W. Smith, Clemson University, rws@clemson.edu Michael A. Morris, Clemson University, morrism@clemson.edu

Discussants: Robert W. Smith, Clemson University, rws@clemson.edu

Michael A. Morris, Clemson University, morrism@clemson.edu

Title Author(s)

What Students Expect from Political Science Classes and Programs in 2010 and Beyond: Reflections of Undergraduates in the Face of Economic, Environmental and Global Challenges and Opportunities

Leanne Kenealy

Clemson University

lkeneal@clemson.edu

Camille Sweatt

Clemson University

csweatt@g.clemson. edu

Nicholas Baulch

Clemson University

nbaulch@clemson. edu

Patrick Manion

Clemson University

pmanion@g.clemson.edu

Matthew Postell

Clemson University

mpostel@clemson. edu

S1-B The Human Factor: The Role

of Society in Politics City Salon

Panel Chair: Karen McCurdy, Georgia Southern University, kmccurdy@georgiasouthern.edu

Discussant: Karen McCurdy, Georgia Southern University, kmccurdy@georgiasouthern.edu

Title Author(s)

The Effects of Terrorism on Citizen Attitudes Toward Immigration Policy

William J. Miller

Southeast Missouri State University

wmiller@semo.edu

Untangling Social Capital: An Empirical Study of the Instrumental Value of Social Capital to the Individual and to a Group

Bryan C. Williams

Mercer University

williams_bc@mercer. edu

Modern Religious Missions: Western Imperialism or Natural Competition?

Laurel McCormack

Mercer University

10613403@live. mercer.edu

S1-C The Way We Govern Amber Room Panel Chair: Celia Carroll, Hampton-Sydney College, ccarroll@hsc.edu Discussant: Michael Bauan, Valdosta State University,

mbaun@valdosta.edu

Title Author(s)

Democratic Internationalism and Global Governance

Elcin Haskollar

Rutgers University

elcin.haskollar@gmail. com

The Renewal of American Culture and the Locus of Power

William Harvard

Columbus State University

harvard_william@ colstate.edu

The Multiple Faces of Corruption: Typology, Forms, and Levels

José G. Vargas-Hernández

Centro Universitario de Ciencias Económico Administrativas

josevargas@cucea.udg.mx

S1-D Civil Conflict: Problems and

Solutions Cobalt Room

Panel Chair: Steven Elliott-Gower, Georgia College & State University, steve.elliott-gower@gcsu.edu

Discussant: Jim Peterson, Valdosta State University, jpetersn@valdosta.edu

Title Author(s)

Collective Punishment for Mass Atrocity? A Case for Lustration

Kristen J. Fisher

University of Helsinki

kirsten.fisher@ helsinki.fi

The Future of the Algerian Civil War: Mass Media and Conflict Resolution

Jennifer Lada

Mercer University

jenniferbtz@hotmail. com

Building State Capacity After Civil War: Does Outcome Matter?

Holly Lindamood

Georgia State University

hlindamood1@gsu. edu

The State of Palestine: Prospects for Statehood and Regional Peace

Daniel Baracskay

Valdosta State University

dbaracskay@valdosta.edu

S1-E Political Theory Student Panel Summit Room Panel Chair: Margaret Keiley-Listermann, Georgia Gwinnett College,

mkeiley@ggc.edu Discussant: Margaret Keiley-Listermann, Georgia Gwinnett College,

mkeiley@ggc.edu

Title Author(s)

Examination of Central Themes in Modern Political Theory

Zack Lawson

Georgia Gwinnett College

zlawson@ggc.edu

Babette Rennow

brennow@ggc.edu

Lucia Longville

llongvi@ggc.edu

Mei Ling Lamquach-Holt

mlamquac@ggc.edu

Joe Hayek

jhayek@ggc.edu

Christian Theis

ctheis@ggc.edu

4:30-6:00 PM

GPSA Executive Board Meeting

Amber Room

4:30-6:00 PM

Annual Business Meeting CJAG

Cobalt Room

6:00-7:00 PM

GPSA President's Welcome Reception

Living Area

Friday: November 12, 2010 7:30-11:30 AM

Panel Session 2

8:00-9:30 AM S2-A External Influences on the

Electoral Process Amber Room

Panel Chair: Augustine Hammond, Augusta State University, ahammon3@aug.edu

Discussant: Augustine Hammond, Augusta State University, ahammon3@aug.edu

Title Author(s)

Structure Matters: Local Party Organizations in Primary and General Elections

Will D. Flanders

wdf09@fsu.edu

Marc G. Pufong

mpufong@valdosta. edu

Risk-Taking in Midterm Elections

Dana Higgins

University of Georgia

danalynn@uga.edu

The Limits of Linked Fate: Determinants of African-American Voting for Republican Presidential Candidates

J. Benjamin Taylor

jtaylor27@gsu.edu

S2-B International Economic

Assessments City Salon

Panel Chair: Thomas Rotnem, Southern Polytechnic State University, trotnem@spsu.edu

Discussant: Thomas Rotnem, Southern Polytechnic State University, trotnem@spsu.edu

Title Author(s)

The Effects of Regionalism on Economic Development in the World

Hae S. Kim

Troy University

eunhaen@troy.edu

The Effects of Government and Enterprises Intervention on Economic Integration Policies in East Asia and North America

Gerardo D. Ramirez

State University of Nayarit, Mexico

gerard.daniel@hot mail.com Hector R. Ramirez

hector_2093@hot mail.com

Globalization in Small European States: Have Embedded Firms "Gone Global"?

Michael Mitchell

Georgia Perimeter College

Michael.Mitchell@ gpc.edu

Policy Responses to Unemployment in Europe: Welfare State, Conditionality, and Collective Bargaining

Chiazam Ugo Okoye

Clayton State University

ChiazamOkoye@ mail.clayton.edu

S2-C Differences Unite: Teaching

Political Science at the Two-Year College

Cobalt Room

Panel Chair: Robert King, Georgia Perimeter College, Robert.King@gpc.edu

Discussant: Robert King, Georgia Perimeter College, Robert.King@gpc.edu

Title Author(s)

Differences Unite: Teaching Political Science at the Two-Year College

Robert King

Robert.King@gpc.edu

Jason Seitz

jason.seitz@gpc.edu

Kyle Barbieri

kyle.barbieri@gpc.edu

Jennifer Seitz

jennifer.seitz@gpc.edu

S2-D Best Practices: Civic

Engagement and Service-Learning Elements in Course Design

Executive Boardroom

Panel Chair: Tamra Ortigies Young, Georgia Perimeter College, tamra.ortgies-young@gpc.edu

Discussant: Jim Cox, Georgia Perimeter College, jim.cox@gpc.edu

Title Author(s)

Best Practices: Civic Engagement and Service-Learning Elements in Course Design

Martha Humphries Ginn

Augusta State University

mginn@aug.edu

Crystal Garrett

crystal.garrett@gpc. edu

Eleanor Morris Agnes Scott College

emorris@agnesscott. edu

Shyam Sriram

shyam.sriram@gpc. edu

Saundra J. Reinke

sreinke@aug.edu

Kerry Stewart

Gainesville State College

kstewart@gsc.edu

Adam Stone

Adam.Stone@gpc.edu

S2-E Challenges to Cities Summit Room Panel Chair: Ulf Zimmermann, Kennesaw State University,

uzimmerm@kennesaw.edu Discussant: Ulf Zimmermann, Kennesaw State University,

uzimmerm@kennesaw.edu

Title Author(s)

Cutback Makes a Comeback: or Did it Ever Leave? The Effects of Georgia's City and County Governments in the Latest Phase of the Perpetual Fiscal Crisis

William E. Baker

Kennesaw State University

wbaker@kennesaw. edu

Political Culture in Georgia

Richard Engstrom

rengstro@kennesaw. edu

Impact of the National Recession on South Carolina and Georgia Local Governments

William Tomes

University of South Carolina

wetomes0@mailbox. sc.edu

Conflict and Influence in Suburban Politics: Case Studies of Organized Interests in County and School District Local-Option Sales Tax Referendum Campaigns in Metro Atlanta

David R. Shock

dshock@kennesaw. edu

9:30-10:00 Coffee Break Living Area

Panel Session 3 10:00-11:30 AM

S3-A Troubled Times: Dealing with

a Recession City Salon

Panel Chair: Nolan Argyle, Valdosta State University, nargyle@valdosta.edu

Discussant: Gerry Neumark, Georgia State University, gneumark@gsu.edu

Title Author(s)

Change or Continuity? The Corporate Centrism of the Obama Administration

Daniel Skidmore-Hess

Armstrong Atlantic State University

Daniel.Skidmore-Hess@armstrong.edu

Exploring the Relationship Between Small business Administration 7(a) and 504 Lending Programs and Unemployment Rates

Martha Humphries Ginn

mginn@aug.edu

Gretchen B. Keneson

University of South Carolina

gkeneson@aug.edu

The Community Based Participatory Research Model as a Foundation for Sustainability and Collaboration in At-Risk Populations in Rural Areas

Brent A. Friedman

bafriedman@valdosta.edu Bobbie M. Damron

University of Kentucky

bmdamr2@gmail.com

S3-B Top Secret: National Security

Challenges Amber Room

Panel Chair: Gregory Domin, Columbus State University, domin_gregory@colstate.edu

Discussant: Heather Mbaye, University of West Georgia, hmbaye@westga.edu

Title Author(s)

Changing Strategy

Robert Nichols

nichols_robert@ colstate.edu

Problems of a World Economy: How Economic Globalization and Free Trade are Dangerous to U.S. National Security

Erica Armstrong

armstrong_erica@ colstate.edu

U.S. Foreign Security Policy in a Globalized World

Amber Dees

dees_amber@colstate. edu

Illegal Immigration and National Security

Jodian Jenkins

jenkins_jodian@ colstate.edu

S3-C Mastering Public

Administration Executive

Boardroom Panel Chair: Richard Saeger, Valdosta State University,

rtsaeger@valdosta.edu Discussant: Daniel Baracskay, Valdosta State University,

dbaracskay@valdosta.edu

Title Author(s)

Implementation and Rule-Base Decision Making

Jerry Herbel

Georgia College & State University

jerry.herbel@gcsu.edu

Performance Evaluation: A Three Step Process

Randall D. Miller

rdmiller@aug.edu

The Technological Margin of Success: Nonprofit Human Service Organizations and Information Technology

Bonnie Peterson

bepeterson@valdosta.edu

Tri-Level Governance and the Cleanup of the Sydney Tar Ponds

Ian Stewart

Acadia University

ian.stewart@acadiau. ca

Merging School Districts: Some Structural Design Issues

Lee M. Allen

lallen@valdosta.edu

S3-D Teaching American

Government Cobalt Room

Panel Chair: Craig Greathouse, North Georgia College and State University, cbgreathouse@northgeorgia.edu

Discussant: Craig Greathouse, North Georgia College and State University, cbgreathouse@northgeorgia.edu

Title Author(s)

Teaching American Government: Addressing Issues and Concerns in Forthcoming Texts

Ross Alexander

North Georgia College and State University

rcalexander@north georgia.edu

Carl Cavalli

ccavalli@northgeorgia.edu

Maria Albo-Carabelli

mjalbo@northgeorgia.edu

Jonathan Miner

jsminer@north georgia edu

Trey Wilson

chwilson@north georgia.edu

Michael Reese

mreese@northgeorgia.edu

S3-E Criminal Justice Panel #1 Summit Room Panel Chair: Fred E. Knowles, Jr., Valdosta State University,

feknowle@valdosta.edu

Title Author(s)

Social Engineering in Fraudulent Emails

Wilson Huang

whuang@valdosta. edu

Andrea Brockman

abrockma@nova.edu

Human Terrain Teams and Community Policing: The Military Based Example that US Law Enforcement Agencies Can Follow

Christopher Sharp

crsharp@valdosta.edu

Revisiting Social Learning Theory: The Application of Renovated Epistemologies

Michael Capece

mcapece@valdosta. edu

The Influence of CJ Internships Upon Career Choices

Rudy Prine

rkprine@valdosta.edu

11:30-1:00 PM

Lunch (on your own)

1:00-2:00 PM

Panel Session 4

1:00-2:30 PM S4-A Women and the Political Process City Salon Panel Chair: Dovile Budryte, Georgia Gwinnette College,

dbudryte@ggc.edu Discussant: Dovile Budryte, Georgia Gwinnette College,

dbudryte@ggc.edu

Title Author(s)

The Multiple Streams Framework and Women's Empowerment Efforts in Ghana

Patrick Tandoh-Offin

Clemson University

ptandoh@ clemson.edu

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Women in the U.S. Military

Saundra J. Reinke

sreinke@aug.edu

Randall D. Miller

rdmiller@aug.edu

Engendering Globalization: The Challenges of Nigerian Women

Aderonke Majekodunmi

University of Lagos, Nigeria

ronky66@ hotmail.com

S4-B Influences on Federal

Legislation Cobalt Room

Panel Chair: Jason Kassel, Valdosta State University,jasonkassel@gmail.com.

Discussant: Jason Kassel, Valdosta State University,jasonkassel@gmail.com.

Title Author(s)

The Standing Committee Assignments of Congressmen from Georgia

Philip A. Grant, Jr.

Pace University

The Effectiveness of Minority Party Obstruction in the U.S. House

Brian Webb

bwebb3@gsu.edu

Challenging Times, Changing Messages: The Evolution of Narratives in American Agricultural Policymaking

Julie A. Lester

Macon State College

julie.lester@macon state.edu

S4-C The Other Side of Federalism:

Contemporary Analysis of State Governance

Executive Boardroom

Panel Chair: Carol Pierannunzi, Kennesaw State University, cpierann@kennesaw.edu

Discussant: Scott E. Buchanan, The Citadel, scott.buchanan@citadel.edu

Title Author(s)

The Line-Item Veto in Georgia State Government: A Comparison of Governor Sonny Perdue with Democratic Predecessors

Charles S. Bullock, III

cbullock@uga.edu

Thomas P. Lauth

tplauth@uga.edu

Governor Jeb Bush and Educational Policy in Florida: 1998-2006

Matthew Corrigan

University of North Florida

mcorriga@unf.edu

Everything Old is New Again (?): States' Rights in the 21st Century

Celia Carroll

Hampton-Sydney College

ccarroll@hsc.edu

Legislating the Legislators: A History of Ethics Reform in Georgia

Morgan Lavinia Howard

morganlavinia@ yahoo.com

Interstate Water Compacts: The Long Arm Statute of the Clean Water Act

Frederick Gordon

gordon_frederick@ colstate.edu

S4-D Change We Can Believe In:

Are You Better Off Than You Were Two Years Ago?

Amber Room

Panel Chair: Gregory Domin, Columbus State University, domin_gregory@colstate.edu

Discussant: Gregory Domin, Columbus State University, domin_gregory@colstate.edu

Title Author(s)

Change We Can Believe In: Are You Better Off Than You Were Two Years Ago? Assessing the First Two Years of the Obama Administration

Adam Stone

Adam.Stone@gpc.edu

Carl Cavalli

ccavalli@northgeorgia.edu

Wendell Broadwell

wbroadwe@gpc.edu

Gregory Domin

domin_gregory@ colstate.edu

S4-E Criminal Justice Panel #2 Summit Room Panel Chair: Charles O. Ochie, Sr., Albany State University,

Charles.Ochie@asurams.edu

Title Author(s)

Establishment of Methods for Identifying Gunshot Residue of Lead Free Primers

Zachariah Oommen

Albany State University

Zachariah.Oommen@ asurams.edu

Blind Justice in the Justice System

Walter Bowers

walter.bowers@ asurams.edu

Job Satisfaction Among Criminal Justice Employees: Key Aspects

Glenn Zuern

glenn.zuern@asurams.edu

Patterns and Predictors of Drug Use Among College Students

George Thomas

george.thomas@ asurams.edu

Rani George

rani.george@asurams.edu

Racial Profiling and Justice in South Georgia

Joyce Archie-Williams

joyce.archie-williams@asurams. edu

2:30-3:00 PM

Coffee Break Living Area

S5-A Commercial Sexual

Exploitation of Children in Georgia

Amber Room

Panel Chair: Margaret Keiley-Listermann, Georgia Gwinnett College, mkeiley@ggc.edu

Discussant: Margaret Keiley-Listermann, Georgia Gwinnett College, mkeiley@ggc.edu

Title Author(s)

Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in Georgia

Josephine Dawuni

jdawuni@ggc.edu

Margaret Keiley-Listermann

mkeiley@ggc.edu

Danielle Ruedt

Program manager for Family violence/ CSEC programs Governor's Office for Family and Child Services

Danielle.Ruedt@ children.ga.gov

Dale Alton

Director of Georgia Care Connection Office (GCCO)

dalton@grncsb.com

S5-B Growing Up with Moldova -

Problems in a Young Country Cobalt Room

Panel Chair: Chris Grant, Mercer University, grant_jc@mercer.edu Discussants: Mary Ann Drake, Mercer University, drake_ma@mercer.edu

Title Author(s)

Clipa Siderala and Conditions for Children in Moldova

M. Elizabeth Bibb

Mercer University

Mary.Elizabeth.Bibb@live.mercer.edu

Stephanie D. Hennigan

Mercer University

Stephanie.Danielle. Hennigan@live. mercer.edu

Sean R. Kennedy

Mercer University

Sean.R.Kennedy@live.mercer.edu

Lenin and Sex Kittens: Is Moldova a Rebellious Teenager?

Alicia B. Landrum

Mercer University

Alicia.b.landrum@ mercer.edu

Press Freedom (and the Lack Tereof) in Moldova

Noah E. Maier

Mercer University

Noah.E.Maier@live.mercer.edu

Finding a Path to Prosperity for Moldova

D. Eugene Mitchell, Jr.

Mercer University

donaldeugenemitchell@yahoo.com

S5-C Today's Wars, Security, and

Terror Threats Executive

Boardroom Panel Chair: Thomas Dolan, Columbus State University,

dolan_thomas@colstate.edu Discussant: Carol Pierannunzi, Kennesaw State University,

cpierann@kennesaw.edu

Title Author(s)

The Effect of Educational Parity on Terrorism within States

Jill Dawson

edawson2@student. gsu.edu

Cyber Warfare & the Probabilistic Allocation of Resources in Cyberspace

Aaron F. Brantly

abrantly@uga.edu

Assessing Economic Integration in North America on Before and After 9/11

Gerardo D. Ramirez

gerard.daniel@ hotmail.com

Hector R. Ramirez

hector_2093@ hotmail.com

S5-D Equality for All? City Salon Panel Chair: Julie Lester, Macon State College, julie.lester@maconstate.edu Discussant: James T. LaPlant, Valdosta State University,

jlaplant@valdosta.edu

Title Author(s)

Does Eliminating the SAT Requirement for College Admissions at Two-Year Colleges Increase Female, Minority, and Lower-Income Student Enrollment? Assessing the University System of Georgia's Pilot Admissions Project for Two-Year Colleges

Crystal Edenfield

University of West Georgia

Cfarrer1@yahoo.com

An Exploratory Analysis of Minority Recruitment in Governmental Agencies within Georgia: How does Georgia Compare?

Josalyn Gibson

josalyngibson@yahoo. com

Out and Serving Proudly: Prospects and Implications of Repealing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"

Saundra J. Reinke

sreinke@aug.edu

Timothy Smith

tsmith72@aug.edu

Free Your Mind: Contemporary Racial Attitudes and Post Racial Theory

Lakeyta Bonnette

pollmb@langate.gsu. edu

Sarah Gershon

sgershon@gsu.edu

Precious Hall

phall8@student.gsu. edu

S5-E Criminal Justice Panel #3 Summit Room Panel Chair: Peter W. Fenton, Kennesaw State University,

pfenton@kennesaw.edu

Title Author(s)

Humor in the Online Criminal Justice Classroom

Michael Eskey

Park University

michael.eskey@park. edu

The United States Supreme Court’s 2009-2010 Term: The Top Ten Criminal Justice Cases

Michael Reese

mreese@northgeorgia.edu

Trouble in River City: Invoking the Right to Counsel in Municipal Courts

Peter W. Fenton

pfenton@kennesaw. edu

Michael B. Shapiro

mshapir3@kennesaw.edu

Inmate Population: Who Are We Incarcerating?

John Stuart Batchelder

jsbatchelder@north georgia.edu

4:45-6:15 PM

Meeting of the European Union Studies Program Committee

Amber Room

Panel Session 6

4:45-6:15 PM S6-A Contemporary African Issues Cobalt Room Panel Chair: Crystal Garrett, Georgia Perimeter College,

crystal.garrett@gpc.edu Discussant: Thomas Dolan, Columbus State University,

dolan_thomas@colstate.edu

Title Author(s)

Beyond Transition: Democracy and Civil Society Development in Ghana

J. Jarpa Dawuni

jdawuni@yahoo.com

Nepotism or Pragmatism: Using Ethnicity and Regional Affiliation as Criteria to Staff African Bureaucracies

Kweku Ainuson

Mississippi State University

ka318@msstate.edu

Can We Make a Case for the "Good Coup"? Evidence from Recent Coups in Guinea Bissau, Mauritania, Guinea, and Niger

Napoleon Bamfo

nap_bam@yahoo. com

Somalia: Recommendations for Conflict Resolution Where Failure is the Norm

Ashley Doliber

aedoliber@gmail.com

S6-B Around the World:

Contemporary Issues Amber Room

Panel Chair: José de Arimatéia da Cruz, Armstrong Atlantic State University jose.dacruz@armstrong.edu

Discussant: Mustafa G. Sahin, Florida International University, msahi001@fiu.edu

Title Author(s)

Taiwan and China, Cross-Strait Bargaining, and Consultations

Pei-Shan Kao

National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan

pkao@mail.nctu.edu. tw

Origins of Boundary Conflicts in Africa, Bakassi: Diplomatic Triumph or Blunder?

Augustine E. Ayuk

AugustineAyuk@mail.clayton.edu

New World, New Challenges: Social Networking, Administrative Liability, and Legal Privacy

Kimberly Gill

gill_kimberly1@ colstate.edu

Mark Davis

davis_mark2@ colstate.edu

Rok Stabilizace (Year of Stabilization)? The 2010 Parliamentary Elections in the Czech Republic

James LaPlant

jlaplant@valdosta.edu

Jiří Lach

Palacky University

jiri.lach@upol.cz

Jim Peterson

jpetersn@valdosta. edu

David Hill

Stetson, University

dhill@stetson.edu

S6-C Perspectives on International

Relations: Undergraduate Research Panel

City Salon

Panel Chair: Kyle Christensen, Columbus State University, christensen_kyle@colstate.edu

Discussant: Aaron F. Brantly, University of Georgia, abrantly@uga.edu

Title Author(s)

Hate in the 21st Century: The Skin Head Movement and its Relation to Hate Groups

Lavon Wiggins

wiggins_lavon@ colstate.edu

Foreign Policy Networks and the Rise of North Korea, 1990-2004

Christian Torijano

torijano_christian@ colstate.edu

NATO's Changing Role: A Consequence of the Shift Away From Conscription

Morgan Hayden

hayden_morgan@ colstate.edu

German Conscription since World War I: Central to European Conflict?

Ian Turi

turi_ian@colstate.edu

S6-D Educational Policies for the

Modern Classroom Executive

Boardroom Panel Chair: Martha Humphries Ginn, Augusta State University,

mginn@aug.edu Discussant: William J. Miller, Southeast Missouri State University,

wmiller@semo.edu

Title Author(s)

To Be a Rock and Not to Roll: Teaching Political Science Through Music and Mixtapes

Shyam K. Sriram

shyam.sriram@gpc. edu

The Concept of "Intersectionality" and Its Relevance in a Diverse Political Science Classroom

Dovile Budryte

dbudryte@ggc.edu

Teachable Moments: What Do Students Know About The Electoral College?

AnnMari Robinson

Georgia Perimeter College- Decatur Campus

Ann.Robinson@gpc. edu

Impact of Integrated Technology on Academic Success: Passport Reading Journeys Effect on Standardized Tests

Jeffrey D. Dennis

jdennis6@aug.edu

S6-E Criminal Justice Panel #4 Summit Room Panel Chair: Michael Eskey, Park University, michael.eskey@park.edu

Title Author(s)

What Were You Thinking? Criminal Justice Students and Their Social Networking Sites

Jeff Lee

Troy University

jlee22079@troy.edu

Angela M. Largess

Troy University

alargess@gmail.com

Impact of Effective Advising on Learning Outcomes and Career Outcomes for Criminal Justice Majors

Brian K. Payne

bpayne@gsu.edu

Brenda Sims Blackwell

bblackwell@gsu.edu

Discussion: The Importance of Critical Thinking and Critical Writing in the Online and Face-to-Face Classroom

Michael Eskey

Park University

michael.eskey@park. edu

Brian K. Payne

bpayne@gsu.edu

Peter W. Fenton

pfenton@kennesaw. edu

6:30-7:30 PM

Reception Living Area

Saturday: November 13, 2010 7:30-9:15 AM

Panel Session 7

8:00-9:30 AM S7-A U.S. Foreign Relations Amber Room Panel Chair: Jerry Herbel, Georgia College & State University,

jerry.herbel@gcsu.edu Discussant: Brooke Miller, Middle Georgia College, bmiller@mail.mgc.edu

Title Author(s)

Haven't I Heard This Before?: The Rhetoric of the Vietnam and Iraq Wars

Barry J. Balleck

Georgia Southern University

bballeck@georgia southern.edu

Politics and Strategy: The Re-Genesis of the Debate Over Nuclear Weapons

James Larry Taulbee

Emory University

psjt@emory.edu

Scramble for Africa All Over Again: The Dragon's Sweet Tongue Against the Hawk's Talons

Alfred T. Kisubi

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

kisubi@uwosh.edu

S7-B Federal Influences on the

Quality of Life City Salon

Panel Chair: Karen McCurdy, Georgia Southern University, kmccurdy@georgiasouthern.edu

Discussant: Estela M. Kennen, Valdosta State University, emkennen@valdosta.edu

Title Author(s)

Questionable Health Reform- An Unfinished Business

Nasir Ahmed

Grambling State University

ahmed@gram.edu

A Comparison of Utilization of Health Services in Medicaid and Private Coverage

Mary Eleanor Wickersham

mrwickersham@ valdosta.edu

The Effect of Federal Spending on Quality of Life

Ryan Yonk

ryanyonk@yahoo. com

Brian Webb

bwebb3@gsu.edu

S7-C Lessons from History: What

Yesterday's Actions Say About Tomorrow's Plans

Cobalt Room

Panel Chair: Patrick Tandoh-Offin, Clemson University, ptandoh@clemson.edu

Discussant: Jefferson Edgens, East Georgia College-Statesboro, jedgens@ega.edu

Title Author(s)

Political Leadership in the Old and New World: Jean Monnet's European and Atlantic Communities

Andrew F. Johnson

Bishop's University

ajohnson@ubishops. ca

Institutional Development and the Pre-Civil War Congress: The Developmental Importance of Physical Growth

Jason Kassel

jasonkassel@gmail. com

The Agile Tiger: Sweden's Maintenance of Neutrality During World War II

Jana Simmons

Bainbridge College

jsimmon9@ bainbridge.student. edu

S7-D The Media's Effect on Politics Executive

Boardroom Panel Chair: Jennifer W. Hammack, Georgia College & State University,

jennifer.hammack@gcsu.edu Discussant: Brandy Kennedy, Georgia College & State University,

Brandy.Kennedy@gcsu.edu

Title Author(s)

Anchored In: How the Media Portrays, the Schools Exploit, and the Family Endures the Immigration Debate

David Schermbeck

Davidson College

daschermbeck@ davidson.edu

Political Knowledge and Talk Radio: Another Stereotype Reconsidered

J. Benjamin Taylor

jtaylor27@gsu.edu

A Memorable Campaign? Negative Advertising and Salience in the 2004 and 2008 Presidential General Elections

John Collens

jcollens@uga.edu

Framing Security Policy: Media Interference in the case of the "Toronto 18" Terrorists Arrests

Natasha Hope Morano

nathope66@aol.com

The Branding of Candidates and Parties: The U.S. News Media and the Legitimization of a New Political Term

Mark Milewicz

Gordon College

mmilewicz@gdn.edu

Chad Milewicz

University of Southern Indiana

cmmilewicz@usi.edu

Panel Session 7(a) 9:45-10:30 AM

S7(a)-A Criminal Justice Panel #5 Summit Room Panel Chair: Charles Ubah, Georgia College and State University

Milledgeville, charles.ubah@gcsu.edu

Title Author(s)

Toward Understanding the African American Community’s Cynicism of the American Criminal Justice System: Lessons for the 21st Century Criminology

Jane Curry

Georgia College and State University Milledgeville

jane.curry@ecats.gcsu.edu

Charles Ubah

charles.ubah@gcsu. edu

Public Safety Service Learning with a Social Conscience

V. Lynn Tankersley

Mercer University

Tankersley_V@ Mercer.edu

An Encounter with a Cyber Stalker: How, Who, When and What?

Elizabeth Kidd

elizebethkidd04@ yahoo.com

Transnational Crimes and International Organizations: The Challenges of Internal Security

Osy Nwebo

Evan Enwerem University (former Imo State University)

osynwebo@yahoo. com

Toward Understanding Africa’s International Criminal Organizations as an Emerging Industry in a Globalizing World

Samuel Ezeanyika

Evan Enwerem University (former Imo State University

Charles Ubah

charles.ubah@gcsu. edu

9:45-10:30 AM

Annual Business Meeting GPSA Amber Room

10:30-11:00 AM

Coffee Break Living Area

11:00-11:30 AM

S8-A The Middle East: Problems and Solutions

Amber Room

Panel Chair: J. Jarpa Dawuni, Georgia State University, jdawuni@yahoo.com

Discussant: Hector R. Ramirez, State University of Nayarit, Mexico, hector_2093@ hotmail.com

Title Author(s)

A Cross-Study of the Impact of the US Foreign Policy on the Perceptions Towards the US and Americans in the Middle East

Anna M. Rulska

amrulska@north georgia.edu

Daniel W. Kuthy

dkuthy1@student.gsu.edu

Islam, Democracy, and Human Rights in Turkey

Mustafa G. Sahin

University of South Florida

msahi001@fiu.edu

Political Trust in the Arab World

William J. Miller

Southeast Missouri State University

wmiller@semo.edu

Jill Dawson

edawson2@student. gsu.edu

S8-B Global Responsibilities? A

Modern Look Cobalt Room

Panel Chair: Jim Peterson, Valdosta State University, jpetersn@valdosta.edu

Discussant: Celia Carroll, Hampton-Sydney College, ccarroll@hsc.edu

Title Author(s)

The Evolution of European Union Environmental Governance

Leann Brown

University of Florida

mlbrown@ufl.edu

Participation in International Environmental Agreements: The Influence of Treaty Design

Chenaz B. Seelarbokus

cseelarb@kennesaw. edu

Philanthropy in the non-Western Traditions: A Study of the Fundamentals of Giving within the Aga Khan Community

Amit Merchant

amit.merchant@ yahoo.com

S8-C Evaluating Programs and

Practices in Higher EducationSummit Room

Panel Chair: Gerald A. Merwin, Valdosta State University, gamerwin@valdosta.edu

Discussant: Estela M. Kennen, Valdosta State University, emkennen@valdosta.edu

Title Author(s)

Development of Adult and Military Friendly Programs at a Regional Public University

Gerald A. Merwin

gamerwin@valdosta. edu

Online versus Traditional Course Delivery Methods: Case Study Darton College

Sarah H. Kuck

Darton College & Valdosta State University

shkuck@valdosta.edu

A Study in Career Counseling and Placement in two year colleges in South Georgia

Alvin Payton, Jr.

Wiregrass Georgia Technical College & Valdosta State University

apayton@valdosta. edu

An Evaluation of the Georgia Work Ready Program as a Tool for Workforce and Economic Development in Six South Georgia Counties

Penelope Schmidt

Wiregrass Georgia Technical College & Valdosta State University

pschmidt@valdosta. edu

Assessment of Valdosta State University Counseling Center Contributions to Retention

Leah C. McMillan

lcmcmill@valdosta.edu

The Impact of Leadership Development on Student Organizations: A Case Study of a National Greek Letter Organization

John T. Wright

jowright@valdosta.edu

S8-D Soomo Publishing Workshop City Salon

GPSA/CJAG 2010 Annual Meetings

Index of Participants

Name Institution Email Panel

Ahmed, Nasir Grambling State University ahmed@gram.edu S7-B

Ainuson, Kweku Mississippi State University ka318@msstate.edu S6-A

Albo-Carabelli, Maria

mjalbo@northgeorgia.edu S3-D

Alexander, Ross North Georgia College and State University

rcalexander@northgeorgia.edu S3-D

Allen, Lee M. Valdosta State University lallen@valdosta.edu S3-C

Alton, Dale Director of Georgia Care Connection Office

dalton@grncsb.com S5-A

Archie-Williams, Joyce

Albany State University at Waycross

joyce.archie-williams@asurams.edu S4-E

Argyle, Nolan Valdosta State University nargyle@valdosta.edu S3-A

Armstrong, Erica

armstrong_erica@colstate.edu S3-B

Ayuk, Augustine E.

AugustineAyuk@mail. clayton.edu S6-B

Baker, William E.

Kennesaw State University wbaker@kennesaw.edu S2-E

Balleck, Barry J. Georgia Southern University

bballeck@georgiasouthern.edu S7-A

Bamfo, Napoleon

Valdosta State University nap_bam@yahoo.com S6-A

Baracskay, Daniel

Valdosta State University dbaracskay@valdosta.edu S1-D,

Barbieri, Kyle Georgia Perimeter College kyle.barbieri@gpc.edu S2-C

Batchelder, John Stuart

jsbatchelder@northgeorgia.edu S5-E

Baulch, Nicholas Clemson University nbaulch@clemson.edu S1-A

Baun, Michael Valdosta State University mbaun@valdosta.edu S1-C

Bibb, M. Elizabeth Mercer University Mary.Elizabeth.Bibb@live.

mercer.edu S5-B

Blackwell, Brenda Sims

Georgia State University bblackwell@gsu.edu S6-E

Bonnette, Lakeyta

Georgia State University pollmb@langate.gsu.edu S5-D

Bowers, Walter Albany State University

walter.bowers@asurams.edu S4-E

Brantly, Aaron F.

University of Georgia abrantly@uga.edu S5-C,

S6-C Broadwell, Wendell

Georgia Perimeter College wbroadwe@gpc.edu S4-D

Brockman, Andrea

Valdosta State University abrockma@nova.edu S3-E

Brown, Leann University of Florida mlbrown@ufl.edu S8-B Buchanan, Scott E. The Citadel scott.buchanan@citadel.

edu S4-C

Budryte, Dovile Georgia Gwinnette College dbudryte@ggc.edu S4-A,

S6-D Bullock, III, Charles S.

University of Georgia cbullock@uga.edu S4-C

Capece, Michael Valdosta State University mcapece@valdosta.edu S3-E

Carroll, Celia Hampton-Sydney College ccarroll@hsc.edu

S1-C, S4-C, S8-B

Cavalli, Carl North Georgia College and State University

ccavalli@northgeorgia.edu S3-D, S4-D

Christensen, Kyle

christensen_kyle@colstate.edu S6-C

Collens, John University of Georgia jcollens@uga.edu S7-D

Corrigan, Matthew

University of North Florida mcorriga@unf.edu S4-C

Cox, Jim Georgia Perimeter College jim.cox@gpc.edu S2-D

Curry, Jane Georgia College and State University Milledgeville

jane.curry@ecats.gcsu.edu S7(a)-A

da Cruz, José de Arimatéia

jose.dacruz@armstrong. edu S6-B

Damron, Bobbie M.

University of Kentucky bmdamr2@gmail.com S3-A

Davis, Mark Columbus State University davis_mark2@colstate.edu S6-B

Dawson, Jill Georgia State University

edawson2@student.gsu. edu

S5-C, S8-A

Dawuni, J. Jarpa Georgia State University jdawuni@yahoo.com

S5-A, S6-A, S8-A

Dees, Amber Columbus State University dees_amber@colstate.edu S3-B

Dennis, Jeffrey D.

Augusta State University jdennis6@aug.edu S6-D

Dolan, Thomas Columbus State University

dolan_thomas@colstate. edu

S5-C, S6-A

Doliber, Ashley University of Georgia aedoliber@gmail.com S6-A

Domin, Greg Columbus State University

domin_gregory@colstate. edu

S3-B, S4-D

Drake, Mary Ann Mercer University drake_ma@mercer.edu S5-B

Edenfield, Crystal

University of West Georgia Cfarrer1@yahoo.com S5-D

Edgens, Jeff East Georgia College, Statesboro jedgens@ega.edu S7-C

Elliott-Gower, Steven

steve.elliott-gower@gcsu.edu S1-D

Engstrom, Richard

Kennesaw State University rengstro@kennesaw.edu S2-E

Eskey, Michael Park University michael.eskey@park.edu S5-E, S6-E

Ezeanyika, Samuel

S7(a)-A

Fenton, Peter W. Kennesaw State University pfenton@kennesaw.edu S5-E,

Fisher, Kirsten J. University of Helsinki kirsten.fisher@helsinki.fi S1-D

Flanders, Will D. Valdosta State University wdf09@fsu.edu S2-A

Friedman, Brent A.

Valdosta State University bafriedman@valdosta.edu S3-A

Garrett, Crystal Georgia Perimeter College crystal.garrett@gpc.edu S2-D,

George, Rani Albany State University rani.george@asurams.edu S4-E

Gershon, Sarah Georgia State University sgershon@gsu.edu S5-D

Gibson, Josalyn Kennesaw State University josalyngibson@yahoo.com S5-D

Gill, Kimberly Columbus State University

gill_kimberly1@colstate. edu S6-B

Ginn, Martha Humphries

Augusta State University mginn@aug.edu

S2-D, S3-A, S6-D

Gordon, Frederick

gordon_frederick@colstate.edu S4-C

Grant, Chris Mercer University grant_jc@mercer.edu S5-B

Grant, Jr., Philip A. Pace University S4-B

Greathouse, Craig

cbgreathouse@north georgia.edu S3-D

Hall, Precious Georgia State University phall8@student.gsu.edu S5-D

Hammack, Jennifer W.

Georgia College and State University

jennifer.hammack@gcsu.edu S7-D

Hammond, Augustine

Augusta State University ahammon3@aug.edu S2-A

Harvard, William Columbus State University

harvard_william@colstate.edu S1-C

Haskollar, Elçin Rutgers University elcin.haskollar@gmail.com S1-C

Hayden, Morgan Columbus State University

hayden_morgan@colstate.edu S6-C

Hayek, Joe Georgia Gwinnett College jhayek@ggc.edu S1-E

Hennigan, Stephanie D. Mercer University Stephanie.Danielle.

Hennigan@live.mercer.edu S5-B

Herbel, Jerry Georgia College & State University jerry.herbel@gcsu.edu S3-C,

Higgins, Dana University of Georgia danalynn@uga.edu S2-A

Hill, David Stetson University dhill@stetson.edu S6-B Howard, Morgan Lavinia

morganlavinia@yahoo.com S4-C

Huang, Wilson Valdosta State University whuang@valdosta.edu S3-E

Jenkins, Jodian Columbus State University

jenkins_jodian@colstate. edu S3-B

Johnson, Andrew F. Bishop's University ajohnson@ubishops.ca S7-C

Kassel, Jason Valdosta State University jasonkassel@gmail.com S4-B,

Kao, Pei-Shan National Chiao Tung Universiy, Taiwan pkao@mail.nctu.edu.tw S6-B

Keiley-Listermann, Margaret

Georgia Gwinnett College mkeiley@ggc.edu S1-E,

Kenealy, Leanne Clemson University lkeneal@clemson.edu S1-A

Keneson, Gretchen B.

University of South Carolina gkeneson@aug.edu S3-A

Kennedy, Brandy

Brandy.Kennedy@gcsu. edu S7-D

Kennedy, Sean R. Mercer University Sean.R.Kennedy@live.

mercer.edu S5-B

Kennen, Estela M.

Valdosta State University emkennen@valdosta.edu S7-B,

Kidd, Elizabeth elizabethkidd04@yahoo.com

S7(a)-A

Kim, Hae S. Troy University eunhaen@troy.edu S2-B

King, Robert Georgia Perimeter College Robert.King@gpc.edu S2-C

Kisubi, Alfred University of Wisconsin Oshkosh kisubi@uwosh.edu S7-A

Knowles, Jr. Fred E.

Valdosta StateUniversity feknowle@valdosta.edu S3-E

Kuck, Sarah H. Valdosta State University shkuck@valdosta.edu S8-C

Kuthy, Daniel W.

Georgia State University dkuthy1@student.gsu.edu S8-A

Lach, Jiří Palacky University jiri.lach@upol.cz S6-B Lada, Jennifer Mercer University jenniferbtz@hotmail.com S1-D Lamquach-Holt, Mei Ling

Georgia Gwinnett College mlamquac@ggc.edu S1-E

Landrum, Alicia B. Mercer University Alicia.b.landrum@live.mer

cer.edu S5-B

LaPlant, James Valdosta State University jlaplant@valdosta.edu S5-D,

S6-B Largess, Angela M. Troy University alargess@gmail.com S6-E

Lauth, Thomas P.

University of Georgia tplauth@uga.edu S4-C

Lawson, Zack Georgia Gwinnett College zlawson@ggc.edu S1-E

Lee, Jeff Troy University jlee22079@troy.edu S6-E

Lester, Julie Macon State College julie.lester@maconstate. edu

S4-B, S5-D

Lindamood, Holly

Georgia State University hlindamood1@gsu.edu S1-D

Longville, Lucia Georgia Gwinnett

College llongvi@ggc.edu S1-E

Maier, Noah E. Mercer University Noah.E.Maier@live.mercer.edu S5-B

Majekodunmi, Aderonke

University of Lagos, Nigeria ronky66@hotmail.com S4-A

Manion, Patrick Clemson University pmanion@g.clemson.edu S1-A

Mbaye, Heather University of West Georgia hmbaye@westga.edu S3-B

McCormack, Laurel Mercer University 10613403@live.mercer.edu S1-B

McCurdy, Karen Georgia Southern University

kmccurdy@georgia southern.edu

S1-B, S7-B

McMillan, Leah C.

Valdosta State University lcmcmill@valdosta.edu S8-C

Merchant, Amit Kennesaw State University

amit.merchant@yahoo. com S8-B

Merwin, Gerald A.

Valdosta State University gamerwin@valdosta.edu S8-C

Milewicz, Chad University of Southern Indiana cmmilewicz@usi.edu S7-D

Milewicz, Mark Gordon College mmilewicz@gdn.edu S7-D

Miller, Brooke Middle Georgia College bmiller@mail.mgc.edu S7-A

Miller, Randall D.

Augusta State University rdmiller@aug.edu S3-C,

Miller, William J. Southeast Missouri State University wmiller@semo.edu

S1-B, S6-D, S8-A

Miner, Jonathan North Georgia College and State University

jsminer@northgeorgia.edu S3-D

Mitchell, Jr., D. Eugene Mercer University donaldeugenemitchell@

yahoo.com S5-B

Mitchell, Michael Georgia Perimeter College Michael.Mitchell@gpc.edu S2-B

Morano, Natasha Hope nathope66@aol.com S7-D

Morris, Eleanor Agnes Scott College emorris@agnesscott.edu S2-D

Morris, Michael A. Clemson University morrism@clemson.edu S1-A

Neumark, Gerry Georgia State University gneumark@gsu.edu S3-A

Nichols, Robert Columbus State University

nichols_robert@colstate.edu S3-B

Nwebo, Osy

osynwebo@yahoo.com S7(a)-A

Ochie, Sr., Charles O.

Charles.Ochie@asurams.edu S4-E

Okoye, Chiazam Ugo

ChiazamOkoye@mail.clayton.edu S2-B

Oommen, Zachariah

Zachariah.Oommen@asurams.edu S4-E

Ortgies-Young, Tamra

tamra.ortgies-young@gpc.edu S2-D

Payne, Brian K. Georgia State University bpayne@gsu.edu S6-E

Payton, Jr., Alvin Valdosta State University apayton@valdosta.edu S8-C

Peterson, Bonnie Valdosta State University bepeterson@valdosta.edu S3-C

Peterson, Jim Valdosta State University jpetersn@valdosta.edu

S1-D, S6-B, S8-B

Pierannunzi, Carol

Kennesaw State University cpierann@kennesaw.edu S4-C,

S5-C Postell, Matthew Clemson University mpostel@clemson.edu S1-A

Prine, Rudy Valdosta State University rkprine@valdosta.edu S3-E

Pufong, Marc G. Valdosta State University mpufong@valdosta.edu S2-A

Ramirez, Gerardo

gerard.daniel@hotmail. com

S2-B, S5-C

Ramirez, Hector State University of Nayarit, Mexico

hector_2093@hotmail. com

S2-B, S5-C, S8-A

Reese, Michael North Georgia College and State University

mreese@northgeorgia.edu S3-D, S5-E

Reinke, Saundra J.

Augusta State University sreinke@aug.edu

S2-D, S4-A, S5-D

Rennow, Babette Georgia Gwinnett College brennow@ggc.edu S1-E

Robinson, AnnMari

Georgia Perimeter-Decatur Campus Ann.Robinson@gpc.edu S6-D

Rotnem, Thomas

Southern Polytechnic State University

trotnem@spsu.edu S2-B

Ruedt, Danielle

Program manager for Family violence/ CSEC programs Governor's Office for Family and Child Services

Danielle.Ruedt@children. ga.gov S5-A

Rulska, Anna M. North Georgia College and State University

amrulska@northgeorgia. edu S8-A

Saeger, Richard Valdosta State University rtsaeger@valdosta.edu S3-C

Sahin, Mustafa G.

Florida International University msahi001@fiu.edu S6-B,

S8-A Schermbeck, David Davidson College daschermbeck@davidson.

edu S7-D

Schmidt, Penelope

Valdosta State University pschmidt@valdosta.edu S8-C

Seelarbokus, Chenaz B.

Kennesaw State University cseelarb@kennesaw.edu S8-B

Seitz, Jason Georgia Perimeter College jason.seitz@gpc.edu S2-C

Seitz, Jennifer Georgia Perimeter College jennifer.seitz@gpc.edu S2-C

Shapiro, Michael B.

Kennesaw State University mshapir3@kennesaw.edu S5-E

Sharp, Christopher

Valdosta State University crsharp@valdosta.edu S3-E

Shock, David R. Kennesaw State University dshock@kennesaw.edu S2-E

Simmons, Jana Bainbridge College jsimmon9@bainbridge. student.edu S7-C

Skidmore-Hess, Daniel

Daniel.Skidmore-Hess@armstrong.edu S3-A

Smith, Robert W. Clemson University rws@clemson.edu S1-A

Smith, Timothy Augusta State University tsmith72@aug.edu S5-D

Sriram, Shyam Georgia Perimeter College shyam.sriram@gpc.edu S2-D,

Stewart, Ian Acadia University ian.stewart@acadiau.ca S3-C

Stewart, Kerry Gainsville State College kstewart@gsc.edu S2-D

Stone, Adam Georgia Perimeter College Adam.Stone@gpc.edu S2-D,

Sweatt, Camille Clemson University csweatt@g.clemson.edu S1-A

Tandoh-Offin, Patrick Clemson University ptandoh@clemson.edu S4-A,

S7-C Tankersley, V. Lynn Mercer University Tankersley_V@Mercer.

edu S7(a)-A

Taulbee, James Larry Emory University psjt@emory.edu S7-A

Taylor, J. Benjamin

Georgia State University jtaylor27@gsu.edu S2-A,

Theis, Christian Georgia Gwinnett College ctheis@ggc.edu S1-E

Thomas, George Albany State University

george.thomas@asurams.edu S4-E

Tomes, William University of South Carolina wetomes0@mailbox.sc.edu S2-E

Torijano, Christian

torijano_christian@ colstate.edu S6-C

Turi, Ian Columbus State University turi_ian@colstate.edu S6-C

Ubah, Charles Georgia College and State University Milledgeville

charles.ubah@gcsu.edu S7(a)-A

Vargas-Hernández, José G.

Centro Universitario de Ciencias Económico Administrativas

josevargas@cucea.udg.mx S1-C

Webb, Brian Georgia State University bwebb3@gsu.edu S4-B,

S7-B Wickersham, Mary Eleanor

mrwickersham@valdosta. edu S7-B

Wiggins, Lavon Columbus State University

wiggins_lavon@colstate. edu S6-C

Williams, Bryan C. Mercer University williams_bc@mercer.edu S1-B

Wilson, Trey North Georgia College and State University

chwilson@northgeorgia. edu S3-D

Wright, John T. Valdosta State University jowright@valdosta.edu S8-C

Yonk, Ryan Georgia State University ryanyonk@yahoo.com S7-B

Zimmermann, Ulf

Kennesaw State University uzimmerm@kennesaw.edu S2-E

Zuern, Glenn Albany State University glenn.zuern@asurams.edu S4-E

GPSA Officers and Board of Directors 2010 Officers:

President—

Carol Pierannunzi, Professor Emeritis, Kenensaw State University cpierann@kennesaw.edu

Vice President & Program Chair— Gregory Domin, Columbus State University domin_gregory@colastate.edu

Secretary— Saundra Reinke, Augusta State University sreinke@aug.edu

Treasurer— Margaret Keily-Listermann, Georgia Gwinnette College mkeiley@ggc.edu

Director of Communications— Gerald Merwin, Valdosta State University gamerwin@valdosta.edu

Immediate Past President & Chair of Nominations— James LaPlant, Valdosta State University jlaplant@valdosta.edu

Editor-in-Chief, Proceedings of the GPSA— Joe Trachtenberg, Clayton State University joetrachtenberg@mail.clayton.edu

Board Members through 2010:

Barry Balleck, Georgia Southern University bballeck@georgiasouthern.edu Daniel Baracsky, Valdosta State University dbaracskay@valdosta.edu Craig Greathouse, North Georgia College & State University cbgreathouse@northgeorgia.edu Adam Stone, Georgia Perimeter College astone@gpc.edu

Board members through 2011:

Lori Johnson, Mercer University johnson_la@mercer.edu Brandy Kennedy, Georgia College & State University Brandy.Kennedy@gcsu.edu Tinaz Pavri, Spelman College tpavri@spelman.edu Kerry Stewart, Gainesville State College kstewart@gsc.edu

CJAG 2010 Officers: President – Peter Fenton, Kennesaw State University pfenton@kennesaw.edu Vice President – Gerald Fisher, Georgia College and State University gerald.fisher@gcsu.edu Treasurer – Fred Knowles, Valdosta State University feknowle@valdosta.edu Information Officer – Jennifer M. Allen, North Georgia College and State University jmallen@northgeorgia.edu

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