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SANDRA CONRAD, accountant for the UNT Foundation, has completed all the requirements necessary for certified public accountant certification. She attended an official ceremony acknowledging her achievement June 8 in Fort Worth.

An article by BONITA C. JACOBS, assistant professor of counseling, development and higher education and vice president for the Division of Student Development, and ELIZABETH A. WITH, assistant vice president for student development, was published in the Journal of College Orientation and Transition, vol. 9, no. 2, spring 2002. The article is titled "Orientation's Role in Addressing the Developmental Stages of Parents."

An article by DAVID McENTIRE, assistant professor of public administration; RICH WEBER, professional development coordinator in the Center for Public Management; and graduate students CHRIS FULLER and CHAD JOHNSTON was published in Public Administration Review, May/June 2002. The article is titled "A Comparison of Disaster Paradigms: The Search for a Holistic Policy Guide." Another article by McEntire and Fuller was published in Disaster Prevention and Management, vol. 11, no. 2, 2002. The article is titled "The Need for a Holistic Theoretical Approach: An Examination From the El Niño Disasters in Peru."

An article by GEORGE S. MORRISON, professor of counseling, development and higher education and Velma Schmidt chair, was published in Public School Montessorian, vol. 14, no. 2. The article is titled "More Texas Bragging? It's Not His Fault." Another article written by Morrison was published in a brochure for the Southern Early Childhood Association. The article is titled "Early Literacy and Beginning to Read: A Position Statement of the Southern Early Childhood Association," spring 2002. Morrison presented the keynote address, "Miles to Go," at the Breaking the Silence Rally in celebration of the 2002 Day of Silence, April 10 in Denton. He presented "Education Reform in Early Childhood Education: What Does the Future Hold?" at the Denton League of Women Voters meeting, April 18 in Denton.

JOHN "HAJ" ROSS, professor of English, spoke during a memorial event honoring Professor Kenneth Pike of the linguistics department of the University of Michigan, April 4 in Ann Arbor, Mich. He also presented a paper titled "On Not Sliding Over Stevens' 'western cataract'" at the Midwest Conference on Film, Literature and Language, Northern Illinois University, April 6 in DeKalb, Ill.

FRED P. WATKINS, lecturer in radio, television and film, has been appointed to another term on the Eastman Kodak Educational Advisory Board.

State

TERRY CLOWER, assistant professor of applied economics and associate director of the University Center for Economic Development and Research, comments on the impact that cities like Frisco, using an economic development tax, have on the economies of other Texas cities in the June 7 Dallas Morning News.

NORVAL POHL, UNT president, and RICK VILLARREAL, athletic director, discuss Pohl's appointment as president of the Sun Belt Conference in the May 29 Dallas Morning News.

BERNARD WEINSTEIN, professor of applied economics and director of the University Center for Economic Development and Research, comments on the impact of the current economy on the job market for teens in the June 1 Dallas Morning News. In a column appearing in the June 10 Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Weinstein writes about the economic decline of rural America and the Environmental Protection Agency's possible contribution to that decline.

Local

CONSUELO BALLOM, co-director of the TRIO Center for Student Development; PAUL JACQUOT, tutoring coordinator for the center; and CHE NORRIS, assistant director for academic development in the Upward Bound Program, discuss the role of the TRIO Center in helping students academically, financially and emotionally in the June 10 Denton Record-Chronicle.

30 years

• James R. Brown, Zone Maintenance

25 years

• Patricia Lynn Banfield, College of Arts and Sciences
• Richard L. Himmel, Libraries

20 years

• Sandra K. Atchison, Libraries
• Wesley C. Tyler, Zone Maintenance

15 years

• Kathleen M. Campbell, Registrar
• Darron E. Enis, Central Receiving

10 years

• Luanne Linke, Computing Center
• Ann Tarkington, University Union-Administration
• Jennifer Elaine Turner , Libraries

5 years

• Janie Teves Bergman, College of Music
• Charles W. Beverly Jr., Property and Inventory Control
• Diana L. Bracken, University Communications and Marketing
• Allen J. Bradley, Computing Center
• Cheylon Denise Brown, Student Ethnic Enrichment Center
• Janet D. Feagans, Registrar
• Duane L. Gustavus, Computing Center
• Lisa E. Largen, University Communications and Marketing
• Pattabiraman Muthiah, School of Community Service
• L. Ernestine Parker, Development
• Virginia Lynn Richards, Computing Center

See a full listing of events at www.unt.edu/events

Danny Viscaino Photography Exhibit. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. June 24-July 11, Union Gallery. Reception, 3-5 p.m. June 24.

Independence Day. July 4. University closed.

Summer I Final Examinations. July 5.

Cassie Headrick Volleyball Camp. July 5-7, 25-28. Call 565-3610 for information.

Football Camp. July 7-10. Call 565-3662 for information.

Summer II Classes Begin. July 8.

Tsui, Sai Hong Photography Exhibit. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. July 15-Aug. 2, Union Gallery. Reception, 3-5 p.m. July 15.

Other featured articles in this issue:

• Summer I numbers up 14.6 percent
• Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science selects new assistant dean
• Library welcomes Cyber Café with Starbucks products
• NT Daily Sounds begins web broadcasting
• Summer camp for gifted math students at UNT next month
• Farewell events planned to honor Hurleys
• Eighteen earn 2002-03 Mayborn Scholarships
• UNT professor builds library for Jamaican town in need
• Time to sign up to welcome freshmen on Sunday Fun Day

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