At the Leading Edge 2021-2022

2021-2022

AT THE LEADING EDGE The Work of Our Faculty

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LEADING EDGE At California Lutheran University, our faculty remain focused on discovery and the future. They lay claim to their profession not as dispensers of cold facts, but as researchers and innovators who bring their subjects to life. They strive to instill in each generation of students the same sense of purpose they bring to their own work, the same desire for knowledge of what’s coming next, and the same need for greater understanding.

This is why our students are such active participants in their own education. They see their professors as both leaders and fellow learners who guide them into chosen fields where passion fuels their pursuits.

We admire our faculty for their boldness, for daring to illuminate and push the boundaries of knowledge past the conventional. They teach at the leading edge, helping students to become the creators and leaders of a future where our understanding of the world – and ourselves – will be greater than today.

It is with great pride that we honor their achievements

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and recognize their commitment to ever-expanding scholarship.

PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR TEACHING EXCELLENCE . . . . . . . 4 PROVOST DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . 6 FACULTY AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 FACULTY ACCOMPLISHMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 GRANTS & CONTRACTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Leanne Neilson Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs This edition of At the Leading Edge is an opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of Cal Lutheran faculty from June 2021 through May 2022.

It includes conference presentations, journal articles, books, grants, exhibitions, performances, creative projects, awards and appointments.

At Cal Lutheran, we strive to facilitate a campus culture in which both undergraduate and graduate students across all disciplines have the opportunity to participate in rigorous and meaningful research and creative scholarship with faculty mentors. In addition to presenting their research at our annual weeklong Festival of Scholars event in April, many students go on to give presentations with their faculty mentors at regional and national conferences.

As COVID-19 travel restrictions lifted during the 2021-2022 academic year, Cal Lutheran faculty were able to showcase their scholarly work at both in-person and virtual conferences. Following are some of the presentations our faculty gave with their students this year:

• Heidi Coronado and Angela Rowley (Counselor Education) presented “Identity Exploration and Healing the Heart: Supporting First-Generation Students” with students Jesse Galvan and Erin Nosco at the California Association for School Counselors Conference (virtual).

• Amanda ElBassiouny (Psychology) and Haco Hoang (Political Science) presented “MeToo and Title IX

Processes: Trends and Recommendations from a Campus Climate Survey” with student Sonia Chan at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences in Las Vegas.

• Emma Hooper (Graduate School of Psychology) presented “Bicultural Stress and Mental Health Among

College Students” with student Andrea Sanchez at the 102nd Annual Western Psychological Association Convention in Portland.

• Louise Kelly and Allan Knox (Exercise Science) presented “The effects of a homebase strength training intervention on body image in obese Latino adolescents” with students Jose Bastian Salgado and Kendall Satler at the American College of Sports Medicine Conference in San Diego.

• Jodie Kocur (Psychology) presented “Online College Transition Program for High School Students on the

Spectrum” with students Lauren Bacchus, Heidi Levanen and Destiny Moody at the 102nd Annual Western Psychological Association Convention in Portland.

• Bryan Rasmussen (English) presented “Storytelling for Environmental Justice: Voices of the Simi Hills” with student Colin Virgines at the Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences Conference (virtual).

• Aditi Sengupta (Biology) presented “Chemogeographic and Metagenomic Traits of Coastal River

Sediments” with students Nallely Dalera and Joyce Barahona at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting in New Orleans.

• Russell Stockard (Communication) presented “Eco-Anxiety: Media Impacts” with student Aaron Rohrer at the Caribbean Studies Association Conference (virtual).

The quality of work by Cal Lutheran faculty, from theater and music performances, to artistic exhibitions, to an array of conference presentations and journal articles, continues to be impressive. I invite you to read through this booklet to see for yourself the range of successes achieved by Cal Lutheran’s faculty in 2021-2022.

Leanne Neilson, PsyD Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

2022 President’s Award for Teaching Excellence Helen Ahn Lim, PhD Helen Ahn Lim, professor in the Criminology and Criminal Justice Department, received the 2022 President’s Award for Teaching Excellence. The award was created in 1995 to recognize professors who are held in high esteem by their peers, students and the rest of the university community.

Lim received her BA in Social Ecology from University California, Irvine, and her MS and PhD in Criminal Justice from Indiana University, Bloomington. Since joining the Cal Lutheran faculty in 2005, Lim has served two terms as department chair.

Lim has helped students develop service-learning projects that benefit community organizations.

Her partners have included the Ventura County Rescue Mission and Ventura County Probation Agency. Lim’s students have conducted research and presented their findings to the organizations and at the university’s Festival of Scholars. As a former director of the university’s Center for Academic Service Learning, she helped other faculty members incorporate such experiential learning opportunities into their classes.

“Her passion and resolute commitment to service learning has not only enhanced the lives of her students, but also the health and vitality of critical community agencies,” Cal Lutheran President Lori E. Varlotta said in presenting the award.

She educates her students on the problem of human trafficking. Lim has worked closely with ZOE International, an anti–child-trafficking organization, and traveled to Thailand as an invited instructor for a police training seminar during her sabbatical. She also has invited trafficking victims and experts to her classes, organized events for Cal Lutheran and the broader community, and helped students intern with ZOE. “She continually pushes students to see the real-world implications of what they are learning, and to envision how they can use their knowledge to improve their communities and better our criminal justice system as practitioners or as researchers,” a group of faculty members said in nominating Lim. Lim’s colleagues also praised the way she has supported students and faculty and created teaching moments outside the classroom since arriving at Cal Lutheran in 2005. This was particularly evident in fall 2018 when a number of events challenged the Criminology and Criminal Justice Department, including the death of recent alumnus Justin Meek during the Borderline shooting.

“As a professor, much of my time may include organizing the contents of my lecture and in careful and meticulous lesson-planning. However, I have come to realize and appreciate that some of our most important lessons are unscripted and messy, come in unwanted or unwelcome ways, and are even presented to us through very difficult challenges,” Lim said in accepting the award.

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PROVOST DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR AWARDS The Provost Distinguished Scholar Award was developed to further the building of a community of scholars at Cal Lutheran. Each year the award is granted to two faculty members, one undergraduate faculty and one graduate faculty, who have demonstrated significant achievement in research or creative work. The award is funded by a gift from the estate of Pamela M. Jolicoeur, who was provost at Cal Lutheran from 1993 to 2004.

Jamie D. Bedics, PhD, ABPP Associate Professor, Graduate School of Psychology Jamie Bedics’ expertise lies in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and the treatment of suicidal behavior. He had the privilege of working closely with the developer of DBT, Dr. Marsha Linehan, as both a clinician and researcher. In collaboration with Linehan, Bedics published research on the therapeutic relationship during DBT and examined how the interpersonal relationship between the therapist and client can affect outcome. He leads the DBT Training Specialization in the Community Counseling Centers at Cal Lutheran.

Bedics’ recent publications include “Enhancing Therapist Responsiveness in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy” with student H. McKinley in The Responsive Psychotherapist: Attuning to Clients in the Moment, J.C. Watson and H. Wisemen (Eds.), 2021; and “Dialectical behavior therapy for suicidal self-harming youths: Emotion regulation, mechanisms, and mediators” with J. Asarnow, M. Berk, et al. in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, February 2021. He is also the editor of The Handbook of Dialectical Behavior Therapy: Theory, Research, and Evaluation published by Academic Press in 2020.

In addition to his duties at Cal Lutheran, Bedics is a clinical instructor at UCLA in the Youth, Stress and Mood Program under the direction of Joan Asarnow, PhD. In this position, he is a co-investigator and lead DBT trainer on two federally funded research studies examining the effectiveness of a stepped-care model for the treatment of suicidal behavior for adolescents at risk for suicide.

Sebastian Carron Montero, PhD Assistant Professor, Physics Sebastian Carron Montero is an experimental particle physicist, with a PhD from Duke University and subsequent postdoctoral appointments at the University of Toronto and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois, where his research helped pave the way for the landmark 2012 discovery of the Higgs-like boson in the ATLAS and CMS experiments at CERN. He moved into the field of X-Ray free electron laser photonics as an engineer physicist at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory operated by Stanford University. Currently, he carries out research in the fields of High Energy Particle Physics and Atomic and Molecular Optics.

Carron Montero collaborates with the High Energy Physics Group at UC Santa Barbara within the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment, one of the largest international scientific collaborations in history. The group’s current goal is to upgrade a section of the onion-layered CMS by replacing its light-sensitive components with a series of silicon-based detectors to enable more precise particle energy measurements. Carron Montero and his students are also analyzing past CMS data in search of Supersymmetric Particles, which have eluded the physics community for decades. A new “clean room” being constructed in Cal Lutheran’s Ahmanson Science Center will provide space for students to work on the CMS research locally.

“I tell my students that it really does not matter where they come from or even how many resources they have at their disposal,” Carron Montero said. “If they really work hard they can be at the cutting edge of physics, or any other field.”

FACULTY AWARDS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Dean’s Award for Innovation in Pedagogy

Bryan Rasmussen, PhD Professor, English Bryan Rasmussen received the Dean’s Award for Innovation in Pedagogy in recognition of his contributions to delivering effective teaching and learning experiences. Rasmussen uses “place-based” pedagogy to connect students to their environment, where they can explore environmental and social justice issues at the individual, community and global levels. For a recent project, his students created a digital “Story Map” of the Los Angeles River, exhibiting their research into social issues including gentrification, Indigenous rights, pollution, public health, poverty and nature access. Projects like this are designed to connect student research with the community, raise awareness and investigate solutions.

Dean’s Award for Scholarship/Creative Work

Anita Stone, PhD Assistant Professor, Biology Anita Stone received the Dean’s Award for Scholarship and Creative Work for her exceptional record of publishing and presenting with students. She has published three peer-reviewed articles with students and presented five research posters with students during her time at Cal Lutheran. A colleague wrote, “Research with Dr. Stone provides a unique, often life-changing experience, both academically (the research experience itself) and culturally. While conducting their research, students spend eight weeks immersed in a remote village in Amazonian Brazil, living with a host family and interacting with the local community. This experience develops their emotional maturity, flexibility, independence and cultural competence, all critical skills.” Stone often recruits research students from historically underserved communities in STEM. She recently received a National Science Foundation grant to support her research endeavors with students.

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Ryan Medders, PhD Associate Professor, Communication

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Ryan Medders received the Dean’s Award for Service for exemplifying the notions of vocation, service and justice embedded in Lutheran higher education and the Cal Lutheran mission. Considerations for this award include service to the campus community, civic and not-for-profit organizations, and Ventura County and the broader region. Medders has gone above and beyond in his work as Faculty Regent Representative. He has met formally and informally with faculty groups to solicit their opinions, hear their concerns and better represent faculty to the Board of Regents. He has developed strong relationships with faculty, administration and board members.

He works for the good of the whole Cal Lutheran community to bring everyone together to address issues transparently, effectively and efficiently.

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Scholarship Award

Michael Cosenza, EdD Professor, Learning and Teaching

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Michael Cosenza received the Graduate School of Education’s award for Outstanding Achievement in Scholarship. He has been an active and consistent scholar for many years as a leading voice in a preservice teaching model known as "professional development schools." Since 2018, Cosenza has been a co-editor of one book and co-author of a second about the model; written seven articles and eight chapters; and given multiple national, state and local presentations. This work has directly affected the university because he has established a set of PDS schools that serve our teacher education candidates. As a result, he works closely with these partners and has often included K-12 faculty in his presentations. The PDS program at Cal Lutheran was recognized in 2021 as an exemplary partnership by the National Association for Professional Development Schools.

Service Award

Michele Dean, EdD Field Placement Director and Lecturer, Learning and Teaching Michele Dean received the Graduate School of Education’s award for Outstanding Service to the university and community. A tireless advocate for Cal Lutheran, Dean is often one of the first members of the community to willingly volunteer to serve within the GSOE. She has helped lead multiple conversations on race, justice and equity for the faculty and the university supervisors who work closely with our teacher candidates. Her service extends throughout the community with significant contributions to the Ventura County Office of Education, the Ventura County chapter of the California Association for Bilingual Education, and other community organizations that she has been actively involved with for many years.

Teaching Award

Mel Spence, EdD Assistant Professor, Learning and Teaching Mel Spence received the Graduate School of Education’s award for Outstanding Achievement in Teaching. Well respected as an accomplished educator for many years, Spence embodies the qualities of excellence in teaching: prepared, engaging, insightful and rigorous, while remaining relaxed and student centered. As one student said of her, “She taught in a way that was comprehensible and applicable to our process, and provided extra help and explanations whenever possible.” Spence teaches courses on assessment, IEP development, instructional strategies and nonacademic supports. She is highly regarded by her colleagues throughout the GSOE and Cal Lutheran communities.

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Scholarship Award

Jamshid Damooei, PhD Professor Jamshid Damooei received the School of Management Advisory Council’s Award for outstanding achievement in Research and Scholarship. Driven by a deep belief that society has an obligation to the most vulnerable populations, his focus on the unintended consequences of economic activity is impressive. Damooei’s research has uncovered socioeconomic truths that are difficult to accept – inequalities in access to education, health care or technology; disadvantages because of one’s economic status, language ability or skin color; and shocking data on childhood homelessness and differences in life expectancy. He researches data that is often overlooked for its inconvenient nature, but is most important as the basis for creating meaningful policies that improve conditions for the disadvantaged, impoverished and disenfranchised.

Service Award

Valeria Makarova, PhD, MBA Assistant Professor Valeria Makarova received the School of Management Advisory Council’s Award for Excellence in Service. Makarova helped the School of Management start new courses; developed a complete track in the MBA program; brought a global initiative to Cal Lutheran; and, as the crown jewel of her achievements, was instrumental in the School of Management’s journey to achieve ACBSP (Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs) accreditation. She brought structure to what initially seemed like an insurmountable project and skillfully guided the accreditation process. She also needs to be commended for her vision and hard work in getting the school involved with PRME, Principles for Responsible Management Education. Her work on one of the school’s signature events, the PRiME Competition and the biennial PRME report, is exemplary.

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Bruce Gillies, PsyD Assistant Professor

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Bruce Gillies received the School of Management Advisory Council’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. Since 2004, students have commended Gillies for delivering courses that are interesting and challenging, yet entertaining. One student wrote, “This is an example of a great professor who knows how to teach.” Another student remarked, “Thank you for making the virtual experience as personable as possible!” (referring to the difficult circumstances of teaching during the pandemic). His peers appreciate the versatility in his teaching – from undergraduate to graduate, traditional to adult learner, and in-person classes to online. He was one of the first professors to embrace online learning, and has helped the School of Management improve online course offerings and assisted many colleagues with their online teaching skills.

FACULTY ACCOMPLISHMENTS Gerhard Apfelthaler, PhD, Dean, School of Management AWARDS • Educator of the Year Award, Ventura County Leadership Academy.

• Top 200 Leader Award, San Fernando Valley Business Journal.

APPOINTMENTS • Academic Reviewer, Prince Mohammed Bin Fahad University, Saudi Arabia, National Center for Academic Accreditation and Evaluation.

PRESENTATIONS • “Contemporary issues in IB: What we have learned from 2020 for 2030 and beyond – A Dialogue with Senior Global Executives” Professional Development Workshop with S. Girod at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, August 2021 (virtual).

Michael Arndt, MFA, Professor, Theatre and Dance APPOINTMENTS • Artistic Director, Kingsmen Shakespeare Company.

• Secretary and Board Member, Warfighter Advance.

Jamie Banker, PhD, Professor, Graduate School of Psychology APPOINTMENTS • Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Systemic Therapies.

• Reviewer, Journal of Integrated Social Sciences.

• Reviewer, Family, Systems and Health.

• Reviewer, Hong Kong Research Grants Council.

PRESENTATIONS • “Training Counselors How to Conceptualize Cultural Contextual Factors” with B. Simmons and C. Norris at the Louisiana Counseling Association Conference, October 2021 (virtual).

PUBLICATIONS • “A Terrifying and Altering Reversal.” Connections in the Clinic: Relational Narratives from Team-Based Primary Care, R. Reitz, L.E. Sudano and M.P. Knudson (Eds.), New York: Springer, 2021.

Roxanne Bañuelos, MA, Lecturer, Communication APPOINTMENTS • Board Member, Youth Services Network.

Jamie Bedics, PhD, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Psychology APPOINTMENTS • Conference Program Co-Chair, Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy (Division 29), American Psychological Association.

PUBLICATIONS • “Enhancing Therapist Responsiveness in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy” with student H. McKinley. The Responsive Psychotherapist: Attuning to Clients in the Moment, J.C. Watson and H. Wisemen (Eds.), APA, 2021.

• “Dialectical behavior therapy for suicidal self-harming youths: Emotion regulation, mechanisms, and mediators” with J. Asarnow, M. Berk, et al. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Vol. 60(9), February 2021.

Sharla Berry, PhD, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Education AWARDS • International Society for Technology Educators’ 20 to Watch Award.

APPOINTMENTS • Reviewer, Online Learning Journal.

• Reviewer, American Educational Research Association.

James Bond, PhD, Associate Professor, English PRESENTATIONS • “The Art Songs of Composer Morten Lauridsen” invited lecture at the Artist Series held at the Wheaton College Conservatory of Music, Illinois, March 25, 2022.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Recorded video commentary, “Morten Lauridsen’s MidWinter Songs,” Wheaton College Conservatory of Music, Illinois, March 29, 2022.

• Recorded video commentary, “Morten Lauridsen’s Ave Verum Corpus,” Wheaton College Conservatory of Music, Illinois, March 31, 2022.

Adam Braun, PhD, Lecturer, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary APPOINTMENTS • Editorial Board Member, Bible and Critical Theory.

PRESENTATIONS • “Race and Legitimacy in Acts 17:26” at the Acting Out Theologies of Democracy in Global Contexts: Bible, Theology, and Solidarity event held at Yonsei University, South Korea, September 2021.

PUBLICATIONS • “Race and Legitimacy in Acts 17:26: An Approach from Political Theology” (Theological Forum), Vol. 106, December 31, 2021.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Wrote and performed “Queer Midrash on the Beloved Disciple” for the final chapel service of Lent, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, Berkeley, California, March 2022.

SCOTT CHIU Associate Professor, English

“Our students’ diverse backgrounds and experiences create the dynamic that challenges us and simply moves everyone to think critically and creatively about our intellectual experiences on this campus.”

Christopher Brown, PhD, Assistant Professor, Mathematics PUBLICATIONS • “Is play sexually dimorphic in the polygamous squirrel monkey?” with A. Stone and student S.C. Aghababian. American Journal of Undergraduate Research, Vol. 18, July 2021.

Lisa Buono, EdD, Dean, School for Professional and Continuing Studies APPOINTMENTS • Vice Chair (Chair-elect) and Board Development Chair of the United Way of Ventura County.

Nathan Carlson, PhD, Professor, Mathematics

PUBLICATIONS • “Pulse Energy and Pulse Duration Effects in the Ionization and Fragmentation of Iodomethane by Ultraintense Hard X Rays” with X. Li et al. Physical Review Letters 127, 093202, 2021.

• “Charging and ion ejection dynamics of large helium nanodroplets exposed to intense femtosecond soft X-ray pulses” with C.A. Saladrigas et al. The European Physics Journal Special Topics, 230, 2021.

APPOINTMENTS • Curriculum Committee Member, Ventura County Leadership Academy.

• Planning Committee, Talent Management Forum.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Co-Editor of annual publication Ideas: Masters of Public Policy and Administration Collection of Innovative Policy Ideas, a collection of student writings on a variety of policy issues.

Scott Chien-Hsiung Chiu, PhD, Associate Professor, English APPOINTMENTS • Proposal Reviewer, International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Conference.

Dazhi Chong, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Management APPOINTMENTS • Technical Program Committee Member, 21st International Symposium on Communications and Information Technologies (ISCIT 2022).

• Technical Program Committee Member, Fifth International Conference on Data Science and Information Technology (DSIT 2022).

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Sebastian Carron Montero, PhD, Assistant Professor, Physics

Loredana Carson, EdD, Lecturer, School of Management

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PUBLICATIONS • “Absolutes and n-H-closed spaces” with F.A. Basile, M. Bonanzinga and J. Porter. Atti della Accademia Peloritana dei Pericolanti, Classe di Scienze Fisiche, Matematiche e Naturali, Vol. 99(2), 2021.

shot x-ray imaging” with R.M. Tanyag et al. The Journal of Chemical Physics, Vol. 156(4), 2022.

• “Stimulated resonant inelastic X-ray scattering in a solid” with D.J. Higley et al. Communications Physics 5, 83, April 2022.

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APPOINTMENTS • Judge, Riverside County Science and Engineering Fair, March 2022.

• Reviewer, Topology and its Applications.

• Reviewer, Axioms.

• Reviewer, zbMath, the European online math article database.

• “Sizes of pure and doped helium droplets from single

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SHARON DOCTER Professor, Communication

“Having students of diverse backgrounds, experiences and talents in my classroom

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broadens perspectives, deepens thinking

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and fosters empathy.”

Samuel Claussen, PhD, Assistant Professor, History

Heidi Coronado, PhD, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education

PRESENTATIONS • “The Fury of God: Fernando de Antequera’s Aggressive Strategy against Granada, 1406-10” at the New College Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Sarasota, Florida, March 2022.

• “Anger, Honor, and Conquest in the Canary Islands” at the 67th Annual Meeting of the Renaissance Society of America, Dublin, Ireland, April 2022.

• “’She Wanted to Trample the Land of Her Enemies’: Queen Isabel of Castile as a Model of Chivalry” at the 57th International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, May 2022 (virtual).

PRESENTATIONS • “Identity Exploration and Healing the Heart: Supporting First-Generation Students” with A. Rowley and students J. Galvan and E. Nosco at the California Association for School Counselors Conference, October 2021 (virtual).

• “Identifying as Brown and Indigenous through Creative Expression and Contemplative Practices” at the Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day Conference, Pasadena, California, October 2021.

• “Career Explorations and Readiness Options for Undocumented Students” at the Pasadena City College First Gen Career Conference, Pasadena, California, April 2022.

Brian Collins, PhD, Associate Professor, Philosophy

PUBLICATIONS • “Living Life as a Ceremony: Identity, Sacredness and Healing.” In Search of Our Brown Selves: A Transdisciplinary College Reader, E.C. Orozco and S.E. Toscano (Eds.), Kendall Hunt Publishing, Iowa, 2021.

APPOINTMENTS • Reviewer, Southwest Philosophy Review.

• Founder and Director, SoCal Philosophy Academy.

• Institutional Review Board Member, Thousand Oaks High School AP Research Program.

PRESENTATIONS • “The SoCal Philosophy Academy’s Summer Philosophy Institute” at the New York University International High School Philosophy Conference, New York, September 2021.

Jesus Cordova Guerrero, PhD, Assistant Professor, Chemistry APPOINTMENTS • Editorial Board Member, Berkeley Pharma Tech Journal of Medicine.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Worked with students M. Lakpour, A. Rangel, C. Cendejas and N. Shephard to publish the inaugural issue of the STEM Research at CLU newsletter highlighting research accomplishments of 19 faculty and their students.

Michael Cosenza, EdD, Professor, Graduate School of Education APPOINTMENTS • Executive Director, National Association for Professional Development Schools.

• Vice President, California Council on Teacher Education.

• At-large Board Member, National Coalition of Educators.

• Treasurer, California Association of School-University Partnerships.

• California Delegate, Association of Teacher Educators.

PUBLICATIONS • “A Thriving Third Space: A University PDS Network” with E. Brown, C. Coler, et al. PDS Partners: Bridging Research to Practice, A journal of the National Association for Professional Development Schools, Vol. 16(4), 2021.

• “The ‘Revised Nine Essentials’ Article Series Essential 1:

Justice is our Comprehensive Mission” with K. Zenkov, B. Badiali, et al. PDS Partners: Bridging Research to Practice, A journal of the National Association for Professional Development Schools, Vol. 16(4), 2021.

• “The Importance of Boundary Spanning Roles” with R. West-Burns, B. Badiali, et al. PDS Partners: Bridging Research to Practice, A journal of the National Association for Professional Development Schools, Vol. 17(1), 2022.

• “Shared Governance Structures” with C. Coler, B. Badiali, et al. PDS Partners: Bridging Research to Practice, A journal of the National Association for Professional Development Schools, Vol. 17(1), 2022.

• “The Value of School-University Partnerships and Professional Development Schools” with C. Coler, K. Goree, et al. International Journal for Professional Educators, A journal of Delta Kappa Gamma International, Vol. 88(3), 2022.

Jamshid Damooei, PhD, Professor, School of Management APPOINTMENTS • Board Member, Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy.

• Advisory Board Member, Equity Study of Fund for Santa Barbara.

• Advisory Board Member, First Amendment Foundation of Ventura County.

• Advisory Committee Member, Ventura County Comprehensive Transportation Plan.

• Member, Ventura County Community Health Improvement Collaborative.

PUBLICATIONS • “Lessons from COVID-19 and Its Impact on Reallocation of Resources: A Cross Country Comparison in Search of a Global Perspective.” Socioeconomic Dynamics of the COVID-19 Crisis: Global, Regional and Local Perspectives, N. Faghih and A. Forouharfar (Eds.), Springer, March 2022.

Existing Digital Access Within Santa Barbara County Across Selected Demographic Indicators in Each Zip Code” report for Santa Barbara County, March 2022.

• “When home is not a safe haven: Domestic violence in the wake of COVID-19 and an acute needs assessment of the Ventura County Family Justice Center” with L. Abell, M. George and student B. Hendrix. A grant report prepared for the Ventura Council of Governments.

Michele Dean, EdD, Field Placement Director and Lecturer, Graduate School of Education APPOINTMENTS • Planning Committee Member and Scholarship Chair, Ventura County Chapter, California Association for Bilingual Education Annual Conference, October 2021.

• Advisor, Oxnard School District’s African American Parent/ Community Advisory Committee.

• DEI Consultant, MATES Charter School, Thousand Oaks, CA. PRESENTATIONS • “Supporting Black Student Success: Sharing Our Journey” at the Ventura County Office of Education Equity Conference, Camarillo, California, March 2022.

John Deisz, PhD, Professor, Physics APPOINTMENTS • Member, Committee on Careers and Professional Development, American Physical Society.

• Selection Committee Member, Distinguished Lecture Award on the Applications of Physics, American Physical Society.

Ryan DeMoss, MS, Senior Lecturer, Mathematics APPOINTMENTS • Student Chapters Coordinator, Mathematical Association of America.

Rainer Diriwächter, PhD, Professor, Psychology

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • History of the Cal Lutheran Psychology Department publication.

Sharon Docter, PhD, Professor, Communication APPOINTMENTS • Chair, Academic Committee, The Salvation Army College for Officer Training Board of Governance.

• Member, Executive Committee, The Salvation Army College for Officer Training Board of Governance.

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PUBLICATIONS • “Jaan Valsiner: A Ganzheitspsychologist?” Culture as Process: A Tribute to Jaan Valsiner, B. Wagoner, B.A. Christensen and C. Demuth (Eds.), Springer, Cham, Switzerland, October 2021.

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APPOINTMENTS • Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Integrated Social Sciences.

• Associate Editor, Culture and Psychology (SAGE Publications).

• Editorial Board Member, Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science (Springer Publications).

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EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • “PROFILE OF COVID-19, COMMUNITY, BUSINESS, NONPROFIT & WORKER IMPACTS: Informing an Inclusive and Equitable Economic Recovery in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties.” A study commissioned by the Economic Development Collaborative and the Regional Small Business Development Center Networks of California, August 2021.

• “Digital Divide Within the SCAG Region: Depiction of the Existing Digital Access Within Six Counties of the Region and Across Selected Demographic Indicators in Each Zip Code” report for the Southern California Association of Governments, January 2022.

• “Digital Divide Within the SANDAG Region: Depiction of the Existing Digital Access Within San Diego County Across Selected Demographic Indicators in Each Zip Code” report for the San Diego Association of Governments, January 2022.

• “Transfer of Wealth in Ventura County: Using the Existing and the Emerging Philanthropic Giving to Strengthen the Quality of Life in Ventura County for the Next Fifty Years” study commissioned by the Ventura County Community Foundation, revised February 2022.

• “Digital Divide Within Santa Barbra County: Depiction of the

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• Advisory Board Member, The Salvation Army Camp Mt. Crags/Camp Gilmore.

PUBLICATIONS • “Libel laws and the non-institutional press.” First Amendment Studies, Vol. 55(2), 2021.

Amanda ElBassiouny, PhD, Assistant Professor, Psychology APPOINTMENTS • Reviewer, Journal of Integrated Social Sciences.

PRESENTATIONS • “Integrating Diverse Women’s Voices from the Past into the Psychology Curriculum” author’s forum with R.S. Mason, J. Swirsky, et al., at the Southeastern Psychological Teaching of Psychology Conference, February 2022.

• “Decision-making of mock parole board members: The influence of an incarcerated person’s race/ethnicity, conversion while in prison, and mental health status” with students R. Ayala and K. Sircy at the 23rd Annual Meeting for the Society of Personality and Social Psychology, San Francisco, California, February 2022.

• “Intersectionality and the insanity plea: Impact of a defendant’s race/ethnicity, religious affiliation, and criminal motive on jurors’ decision-making” with student K. Sircy at the American Psychology-Law Society Conference, Denver, Colorado, March 2022.

• “Navigating faculty-student research collaborations: Conducting forensic psychology research online” at the “Community-based learning in undergraduate criminology during a pandemic” roundtable (S. Lucas, Chair) with H. Lim, M. George and R. Meadows at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 2022.

• “MeToo and Title IX Processes: Trends and Recommendations from a Campus Climate Survey” with H. Hoang and student S. Chan at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 2022.

• “The Impact of a Defendant's Race/Ethnicity and Education Level on Jurors’ Perceptions in a False Confession Case” with student A. Anthonioz at the 102nd Annual Western Psychological Association Convention, Portland, Oregon, April 2022.

• “Nuha Naim Abudabbeh: Infusing the research of trailblazing women of color in the psychology curricula” invited panel discussion (R. Mason, Chair) at the 102nd Annual Western Psychological Association Convention, Portland, Oregon, April 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • “Exploring differences in the perceptions of the not guilty by reason of insanity plea based on the defendant's motive and religious affiliation” with student K. Sircy. Journal of Integrated Social Sciences, Vol. 11(1), 2021.

• “Inoculation or resilience: How identity priming can mitigate the negative effects of mortality salience on state anxiety” with L.R. Sloan. Journal of Integrated Social Sciences, Vol. 11(1), 2021.

• “Factors influencing mock parole board members: Impact of an incarcerated person’s race/ethnicity, conversion while in prison, and mental health status” with students R. Ayala and K. Sircy. Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy, Vol. 22(1), 2021.

Matthew Fienup, PhD, Executive Director, Center for Economic Research and Forecasting AWARDS • 2021 Crystal Ball Award for the Zillow Home Price Expectations Survey in recognition of the accuracy of the Center for Economic Research and Forecasting’s U.S. housing market forecast.

• 2021 Valley 200: Most Influential People in the San Fernando Valley Award, San Fernando Valley Business Journal.

APPOINTMENTS • Advisory Board Member, Habitat for Humanity of Ventura County.

• Member, Business Advisory Council for California Assembly Member Jacqui Irwin.

• Housing Chair, Ventura County Economic Vitality Strategic Plan Steering Committee.

PRESENTATIONS • “Regional Economic Outlook” to the Ventura Council of Governments, Camarillo, California, July 2021.

• “2021 U.S. Latino GDP” presentation and live interview on stage with NBC Senior Business Analyst Stephanie Ruhle at the 2021 L’Attitude Latino Business Conference, San Diego, California, September 2021.

• “SGMA’s First Groundwater Market Is Trading: The Importance of Good Design and the Risks of Getting it Wrong” at the Western Groundwater Congress, Groundwater Resources Association of California, Burbank, California, September 2021.

• “2021 Bank of America State Latino GDP Report” keynote at Bank of America Hispanic Latino Leadership Council Latino GDP Events in New Mexico, New Jersey, New York, Florida, Arizona, Texas, Illinois and California, September 2021 (virtual).

• “Challenges and Innovative Approaches in Water Markets” at the Sustainable Water Markets Symposium held at the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management, University of California, Santa Barbara, November 2021.

• “U.S. Economic Outlook” to the Executive Management Team of AgriBank, St. Paul, Minnesota, November 2021 (virtual).

• “U.S. and Regional Economic Outlook” to the Providence Tarzana Foundation, Real Estate Committee, December 2021 (virtual).

• “San Fernando Valley Economic Forecast” keynote at the 4th Annual San Fernando Valley Economic Forecast Event,” San Fernando Valley Business Journal, Woodland Hills, California, February 2022.

• “The Economy, the Vaccine and the Future – One Year Later” presentation and moderated discussion with Moderna CFO David Meline at the Association for Corporate Growth event, February 2022 (virtual).

• “Ventura County’s Economic Outlook” keynote at the

30th Annual Thousand Oaks Rotary Economic Forecast Breakfast, Thousand Oaks, California, February 2022.

• “SGMA’s First Groundwater Market Is Trading: The Importance of Good Design and the Risks of Getting it Wrong” at the California Groundwater Issues Conference, American Groundwater Trust, Lakewood, California, March 2022.

• “The Great Monetary Policy Experiment: 2008-2022” to the Senior Management Team of Arroyo Capital, Irvine, California, March 2022.

• “Looking Ahead During Extraordinary Times: Economic Outlook for Ventura County” keynote at the 11th Annual Center for Economic Research and Forecasting (CERF) Ventura County Economic Forecast Event, Thousand Oaks, California, March 2022.

• “2022 Regional Economic Forecast” keynote at the Greater Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce Economic Forecast Event, Thousand Oaks, California, April 2022.

• “Monetary Policy: the Economic Issue of the Day” to the Executive Management Team of AgriBank, St. Paul, Minnesota, May 2022 (virtual).

is its deep roots in the broader community.

I treasure Cal Lutheran’s commitment to understanding the challenges that our community faces, providing a voice for the most vulnerable and then moving with purpose and determination to make a difference.”

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PRESENTATIONS • “Nuevas aproximaciones curriculares en los Departamentos de Lenguas en Estados Unidos” at the Universidad Nacional de Asunción Conference, September 2021 (virtual).

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PUBLICATIONS • “2022 LDC U.S. Latino GDP Report” with D. Hamilton, D. Hayes-Bautista and P. Hsu. Latino Donor Collaborative, Los Angeles, California, with the UCLA Center for the Study of Latino Health & Culture, September 2021.

• “2021 State-level Latino GDP Report” with D. Hamilton, D. Hayes-Bautista and P. Hsu for the Bank of America Charitable Foundation, with the UCLA Center for the Study of Latino Health & Culture, September 2021. (Eight separate reports: Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York and Texas.)

• “2021 Ventura County Economic Outlook Report” with D. Hamilton. Southern California Association of Governments, Los Angeles, California, December 2021.

• “CERF Quarterly United States Economic Forecast Publication” with D. Hamilton. Center for Economic Research & Forecasting, California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, California. (Surveyed quarterly by The Wall Street Journal, the National Association of Business Economists, and the Zillow Home Price Expectations Survey.)

• “2022 CERF Ventura County Economic Forecast Publication” with D. Hamilton. Center for Economic Research & Forecasting, California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, California, February 2022.

• “2022 CERF San Fernando Valley Economic Forecast Publication” with D. Hamilton. Center for Economic Research & Forecasting, California Lutheran University, with the San Fernando Valley Business Journal, Thousand Oaks, California, March 2022.

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“Diversity of thought encourages us to see things from a new perspective, which leads to innovative thinking. It is this innovative thinking that then leads to enhanced learning in the classroom and new research ideas.”

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JOHN GARCIA Assistant Professor, School of Management

PUBLICATIONS • “Between Places: Physical and Mnemonic Spaces in the Paraguayan Film 108 (Cuchillo de palo).” Growing Up in Latin America, M. Ramirez Rojas (Ed.), Rowman and Littlefield, 2022.

Julia Fogg, PhD, Professor, Religion APPOINTMENTS • Past President, Society of Biblical Literature, Pacific Coast Region.

• Board Member, The Abundant Table.

• Leadership Council Member, Leadership Foundations.

PRESENTATIONS • “Finding Jesus at the Border” NetVUE Conference Book Talk at the Society of Biblical Literature Conference, San Antonio, Texas, November 2021.

• “Jesus and the Syrophoenician Crossing Borders” keynote at Global Christianity Week at Taylor University, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • "What Is Our Work Now?" Vocation Matters: Insights and Conversations from the Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education (NetVUE) (online).

Sophia Khadraoui-Fortune, PhD, Assistant Professor, Languages and Cultures PRESENTATIONS • “Bite-Size Activism: Teaching DEI Awareness Via Instagram” at the “Social Media Activism: Implementing an Intentionally Inclusive Pedagogy in the Language Classroom” workshop at the Computer-Assisted Language Instruction Consortium (CALICO), January 2022 (virtual).

• “R.A.P.: A Diversity-Centered Project” at the “Social Justice in Action: Tools for a Diversity-Centered Pedagogy” panel at the Symposium On World Language Education (SOWLE) at Middlebury Institute of International Studies, Monterey, California, February 2022.

• “Commemorative Statues: From Historical Trauma to Societal Healing” at the “Materialities of Commemoration” panel at the 39th Annual 20th & 21st-Century French & Francophone Studies International Colloquium at University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March 2022.

Megan Fung, PhD, Assistant Professor, Earth and Environmental Sciences APPOINTMENTS • Board Member and Chair of the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Membership Subcommittee, Cushman Foundation for Foraminiferal Research.

PRESENTATIONS • “T80. Foraminiferal Signals of Major Events in MesozoicCenozoic History” at the Annual Geological Society of America Meeting, Portland, Oregon, October 2021.

John Garcia, DBA, Assistant Professor, School of Management APPOINTMENTS • Undergraduate Operations Research Prize Committee Member, The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS).

• Selected Participant, Financial Management Association’s Diversity Emerging Scholar Initiative.

• Reviewer, Journal of Economics & Finance.

• Reviewer, Financial Markets & Portfolio Management.

• Reviewer, Managerial Finance.

• Conference Reviewer, Financial Markets and Corporate Governance Conference, April 2022.

• Conference Reviewer, Southwestern Finance Association Annual Meeting, March 2022.

PRESENTATIONS • “Analysts’ Stock Ratings and the Predictive Value of News and Twitter Sentiment” at the Financial Management Association Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado, October 2021.

• “Bankruptcy Prediction Using Synthetic Sampling” at the Southwestern Finance Association Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 2022.

• “Herding the Crowds: Effect of Sentiment on Crowdsourced Earnings Forecasts” at the Financial Markets and Corporate Governance Conference, April 2022 (virtual).

PUBLICATIONS • “Measuring the effect of investor sentiment on financial distress” with L. Dunham. Managerial Finance, Vol. 47(12), October 2021.

Kenneth Gardner, MFA, Professor, Theatre and Dance EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Writer and Director, A Midsemester Prom Night’s Dream, Mainstage Musical Production, California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, California, April-May, 2022.

Virginia Gean, MBA, CMA, Senior Lecturer, School of Management PRESENTATIONS • “Theoretical Constructs Critical to Understanding FASB Conceptual Framework” at the 29th Annual Conference of the American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 2022.

Molly George, PhD, Professor, Criminology and Criminal Justice PUBLICATIONS • “Providing a safer passage: Perceptions about a neighborhood intervention program for disadvantaged youth” with J. Twyford. Journal of Community Psychology, Vol. 49(7), June 2021.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • “When home is not a safe haven: Domestic violence in the wake of COVID-19 and an acute needs assessment of the Ventura County Family Justice Center” with L. Abell, J. Damooei and student B. Hendrix. Grant report prepared for the Ventura Council of Governments.

Monica Gracyalny, PhD, Associate Professor, Communication PRESENTATIONS • “Cues over Content: The Effect of Comments on Audience Perceptions of YouTube Apologies” with J. Sandlin at the National Communication Association Annual Convention, Seattle, Washington, November 2021.

David Grannis, MFA, Associate Professor, Film and Television APPOINTMENTS • Judge, Student Internship Program, Television Academy of Arts and Sciences.

• Secretary, UCLA Alumni Association, Conejo Valley Chapter.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Director and Cinematographer for the short film “Trails Education Days,” produced by the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency, 2022.

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“Diversity really means becoming complete as human beings - all of us. We learn from each other. If you're missing on that stage, we learn less. We all need to be on that stage.”

Juan Felipe Herrera U.S. Poet Laureate 2015-2017

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Katy Grindberg, MA, Lecturer, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary APPOINTMENTS • Genesis Leadership Council Co-Chair, a Northern California Affiliate of Gamaliel.

• Worship Planning Team and Worship Staff Member, ELCA Churchwide Assembly.

• Planning and Worship Team Member, Pacifica Assembly.

Dan Hamilton, PhD, Associate Professor, School of Management

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AWARDS • 2021 Crystal Ball Award for the Zillow Home Price Expectations Survey in recognition of the accuracy of the Center for Economic Research and Forecasting’s U.S. housing market forecast.

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PRESENTATIONS • “The U.S. Macro Forecast: The long run is what matters” to AgriBank, St. Paul, Minnesota, November 2021 (virtual).

• “The U.S. Macro Forecast: Uncertainty in the Short and Long Run” to the Conejo Valley Estate Planning Council, Thousand Oaks, California, March 2022.

• “The U.S. Macro Forecast: Counter-vailing Factors” to AgriBank, St. Paul, Minnesota, May 2022 (virtual).

SHAUNA HANNAN Professor, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary

“The diverse backgrounds and experiences that students and faculty bring to the classroom not only enhance the experience, but are essential for learning that prepares us all for our world outside of the classroom.”

PUBLICATIONS • “2022 LDC U.S. Latino GDP Report” with M. Fienup, D. Hayes-Bautista and P. Hsu. Latino Donor Collaborative, Los Angeles, California, with the UCLA Center for the Study of Latino Health & Culture, September 2021.

• “2021 State-level Latino GDP Report” with M. Fienup, D. Hayes-Bautista and P. Hsu for the Bank of America Charitable Foundation, with the UCLA Center for the Study of Latino Health & Culture, September 2021.

(Eight separate reports: Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York and Texas.)

• “2021 Ventura County Economic Outlook Report” with M. Fienup. Southern California Association of Governments, Los Angeles, California, December 2021.

• “CERF Quarterly United States Economic Forecast Publication” with M. Fienup. Center for Economic Research & Forecasting, California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, California. (Surveyed quarterly by The Wall Street Journal, the National Association of Business Economists, and the Zillow Home Price Expectations Survey.)

• “2022 CERF Ventura County Economic Forecast Publication” with M. Fienup. Center for Economic Research & Forecasting, California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, California, February 2022.

• “2022 CERF San Fernando Valley Economic Forecast Publication” with M. Fienup. Center for Economic Research & Forecasting, California Lutheran University, with the San Fernando Valley Business Journal, Thousand Oaks, California, March 2022.

Shauna Hannan, PhD, Professor, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary APPOINTMENTS • Cooperative Candidacy Committee Member, Pacifica and Southwest California Synods of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

MICHAEL HILLIS Dean, Graduate School of Education

"A mentor once told me, 'An educated person is one who knows their way around the world of ideas.' Consequently, the importance of Cal Lutheran students engaging with one another is critical if we want them to gain critical perspectives about life around us."

• Faculty Council Member, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, California.

APPOINTMENTS • Member, Working Group on Nutrition and Physical Activity for Bone Health for the National Osteoporosis Foundation.

PUBLICATIONS • “Relationship between ground reaction force characteristics and bone mineral density of the hip and spine in male runners” with M. LeBlanc and students A. Burdullis and M. McKinnon. International Journal of Exercise Science, Vol. 15(1), May 2022.

Kirstie Hettinga, PhD, Associate Professor, Communication APPOINTMENTS • Guest reviewer/invited reviewer, “Društvena istraživanja.”

• Advisory Board Member, Advisers of Christian Collegiate Media.

• Editorial Board Member, Newspaper Research Journal.

• Board Member, California College Media Association.

• Member, Moorpark College Media Advisory Board.

PRESENTATIONS • “College Newsrooms Step Up to Fill Void in Spanish-language Pandemic Coverage” with L. Seales and S. Wigginton at the 72nd Annual International Communication Association Conference, Paris, France, May 2022 (virtual).

Michael Hillis, PhD, Dean, Graduate School of Education APPOINTMENTS • Committee on Accreditation, California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.

• Member Dean, Deans for Impact.

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Steven Hawkins, PhD, Professor, Exercise Science

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Two digital collage pieces in the gallery show The Otherworld at the William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art, Thousand Oaks, California, November 12, 2021-February 3, 2022.

• Two digital collage pieces in the gallery show A Kind of Heaven at the Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, California, May 21-August 21, 2022.

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PUBLICATIONS • The Peoples’ Sermon: Preaching as a Ministry of the Whole Congregation. Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2021.

APPOINTMENTS • Executive Director and Producer, Kingsmen Shakespeare Company.

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PRESENTATIONS • “The Peoples’ Sermon: Preaching as a Ministry of the Whole Congregation” at the Engle Institute for Preaching, Princeton Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey, June 2021 (virtual).

• “Preaching All Saints and Christ the King Sundays” at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Southeast Synod Pastors’ Continuing Education Class, Atlanta, Georgia, October 2021 (virtual).

• “The Peoples’ Sermon: Preaching as a Ministry of the Whole Congregation” at the Synod of the Covenant Preachers’ Workshop, Presbyterian Church USA, November 2021 (virtual).

• “The Peoples’ Sermon: Preaching as a Ministry of the Whole Congregation” interview for the Working Preacher Books podcast, January 2022.

Timothy Hengst, MA, Interim Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

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EMMA HOOPER Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Psychology

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an engaging and dynamic learning environment.”

• Board Member, River Oaks Academy.

• Board Member, Center for Urban Educational Ministries.

• Board Member, Ventura County P-20 Council.

Haco Hoang, PhD, Professor, Political Science PRESENTATIONS • “MeToo and Title IX Processes: Trends and Recommendations from a Campus Climate Survey” with A. ElBassiouny and student S. Chan at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 2022.

Emma Hooper, PhD, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Psychology PRESENTATIONS • “Parental Depressive Symptoms: Bidirectional and Paternal Associations with Child Self-Regulation and SocialEmotional Development” with student S. Kaviya at the National Council for Family Relations Annual Conference, November 2021 (virtual).

• “Bicultural Stress and Mental Health Among College Students” with student A. Sanchez at the 102nd Annual Western Psychological Association Convention, Portland, Oregon, April 2022.

• “The Association Between the Invalidating Environment Exposure, Rejection Sensitivity and Borderline Personality Traits” with student H. Pope at the 102nd Annual Western Psychological Association Convention, Portland, Oregon, April 2022.

Edward Julius, MS, CPA, Professor, School of Management AWARDS • 2021-22 Distinguished Service Award, California Society of Certified Public Accountants.

Louise Kelly, PhD, Associate Professor, Exercise Science APPOINTMENTS • Editor, Journal of Athletic Enhancement.

• Reviewer, Diabetes Care.

• Reviewer, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.

• Reviewer, The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

• Reviewer, Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports.

• Board Member, Simi Valley Running Rebels.

PRESENTATIONS • “The effects of a homebase strength training intervention on body image in obese Latino adolescents” with A. Knox and students J. Bastian Salgado and K. Satler at the American College of Sports Medicine Conference, San Diego, California, May 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • “Correction to: The Effects of On-Field Heat Index and Altitude on Concussion Assessments and Recovery Among NCAA Athletes” with L.B. Lempke, R.C. Lynall, et al.

Sports Medicine, Vol. 51(4), 2021.

• “Objectively Measured Physical Activity and Sedentary Time of Suburban Toddlers Aged 12–36 Months” with A. Knox, C. Gonzalez, et al. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Vol. 19(11), 2022.

• “The Natural History of Sport-Related Concussion in Collegiate Athletes: Findings from the NCAA-DoD CARE Consortium” with S.P. Broglio, T. McAllister, et al. Sports Medicine, Vol. 52(2), February 2022.

• “Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Risk of Concussion: Findings from the National Collegiate Athletic Association Department of Defense Grand Alliance Concussion Assessment, Research, and Education” (NCAA-DOD CARE) Consortium (2014-2017). Journal of Neurotrauma, Vol. 39(5-6), 2022.

Sabith Khan, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Management

Chris Kimball, PhD, Professor, History

AWARDS • Second place at the Ohio University Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service Innovation Challenge.

The award was based on work on the nonprofit research collaborative International Organization for Remittances and Migration (IOREM). MPPA student M. Bartula contributed to the presentation.

• Oveta Culp Hobby Training Award from the South Asian Section for Public Administration of the American Society for Public Administration. The annual award recognizes chapters and sub-sections of ASPA for providing exceptional professional development programming and activities to members.

AWARDS • Thousand Oaks Council Chambers/Scherr Forum Seat Dedication in recognition of contributions made in the city of Thousand Oaks, Dec. 7, 2021.

• NCAA LGBTQ+ Working Group Award in recognition of contributions to LGBTQIA+ student athletes, Jan. 13, 2022.

APPOINTMENTS • South Asia Section for Public Administration Chair, American Society for Public Administration.

• Global Committee Member, American Society for Public Administration.

PRESENTATIONS • “Corruption in the Public Sector: What do we know and what have we learnt?” panel presentation at the South Asia Section on Public Administration of the American Society for Public Administration, Jacksonville, Florida, June 2021.

• “The Importance of Data in Crosstech” panel presentation at the IMTC World Summit, Miami, Florida, November 2021.

PUBLICATIONS • “Racialized minorities, trust, and crisis: Muslim‐American nonprofits, their leadership and government relations during COVID‐19.” Nonprofit Management & Leadership, Vol. 32(3), September 2021.

Allan Knox, PhD, Assistant Professor, Exercise Science PRESENTATIONS • “Maximum Aerobic Exercise Induces Common Carotid Vasoconstriction and Increased Vascular Resistance” with student M. Diaz at the Southwest Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine Conference, Costa Mesa, California, October 2021.

• “No Sex Differences in Common Carotid Artery Stiffness Response Following Maximal Oxygen Consumption Test” with student H. Morales at the Southwest Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine Conference, Costa Mesa, California, October 2021.

• “Maintained Elevated Systolic Blood Pressures in African Americans and Hispanic Individuals Following Maximum Oxygen Consumption Test When Compared to Caucasians: A Pilot Study” with student Z. Opara at the Southwest Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine Conference, Costa Mesa, California, October 2021.

• “The effects of a homebase strength training intervention on body image in obese Latino adolescents” with L. Kelly and students J. Bastian Salgado and K. Satler at the American College of Sports Medicine Conference, San Diego, California, May 2022.

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understanding to the diverse physiological we integrated into our teaching practices.”

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“Students find the classroom learning experience more relatable and interesting when I or someone I invite to the class present diverse perspectives and opinions on different subjects. It makes the students think more in-depth on what their potential can be professionally.”

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PUBLICATIONS • “Objectively Measured Physical Activity and Sedentary Time of Suburban Toddlers Aged 12–36 Months” with L. Kelly, C. Gonzalez, et al. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Vol. 19(11), 2022.

Jodie Kocur, PhD., Professor, Psychology APPOINTMENTS • Co-Director, College Bound Academy, a five-day workshop focused on applying for colleges, for adolescents and young adults with autism who use augmentative communication (typing and spelling), Thousand Oaks, California, October 2021.

• Director, six-day online Introduction to College Life Program for high school students with autism, July 2021.

PRESENTATIONS • “Pursuing your college dream: Supporting College Success for Students on the Autism Spectrum” at the BRAIN Foundation Tharun Shiju Memorial Webinar: Pathways to Higher Education Series, March 2022 (virtual).

• “Online College Transition Program for High School Students on the Spectrum” with students L. Bacchus, H. Levanen and D. Moody at the 102nd Annual Western Psychological Association Convention, Portland, Oregon, April 2022.

Michele LeBlanc, PhD, Nena Amundson Professor of Biomechanics, Exercise Science APPOINTMENTS • Past President, Southwest Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine.

PRESENTATIONS • “Relationships between vertical ground reaction force values and bone mineral density values in male runners” with S.A. Hawkins and students A. Burdullis and M. McKinnon at the American College of Sports Medicine Meeting, June 2021 (virtual).

PUBLICATIONS • “Relationship between ground reaction force characteristics and bone mineral density of the hip and spine in male runners” with S.A. Hawkins and students A. Burdullis and M. McKinnon. International Journal of Exercise Science, Vol. 15(1), May 2022.

Helen Ahn Lim, PhD, Professor, Criminology and Criminal Justice APPOINTMENTS • Board Member, The Garden Church, Chatsworth, California.

PRESENTATIONS • “Community-Based Learning in Undergraduate Criminology and Criminal Justice During a Pandemic” with M. George, R. Meadows, A. ElBassiouny and S. Lucas at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 2022.

• Roundtable participant for the All For Humanity Alliance (A4H) Human Trafficking Conference at Pepperdine University, Malibu, California, March 2022.

Maureen Reilly Lorimer, PhD, Professor, Graduate School of Education APPOINTMENTS • Coordinator, 2021 Arts and Learning Symposium: Uncovering the Hidden Curriculum (virtual event).

PRESENTATIONS • “Cultural Competency Leadership Training” with M. Conage at the Pacific Region Leadership Conference, National Art Education Association, 2021 (virtual).

Jacqueline Lyons, PhD, Associate Professor, English

Ran Lu-Andrews, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Management

Valeria Makarova, PhD, MBA, Assistant Professor, School of Management

APPOINTMENTS • Board Director, Southwestern Finance Association.

PRESENTATIONS • “CEO Network Centrality, Inside Debt, and the Riskiness of Corporate Policies” at the Southwestern Finance Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • “Examining omitted variable bias in anchoring premium estimates: Evidence based on assessed value.” Real Estate Economics, Vol. 50(3), 2022.

Schannae Lucas, PhD, Professor, Criminology and Criminal Justice APPOINTMENTS • Executive Board Member, Coalition for Family Harmony.

• Ethics, Conference Policies, and Practices Committee Member, Division of People of Color and Crime, American Society of Criminology.

• Ethics Committee Member, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.

PRESENTATIONS • “Community-Based Learning in Undergraduate Criminology and Criminal Justice During a Pandemic” (Roundtable Chair) with H. Lim, R. Meadows, A. Elbassiouny and M. George at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • ”Consider the Pangolin” poem. Ocean State Review, Vol. 11(1), 2022.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • 2021 School of Management Report, with S. Wood, to PRME (Principles of Responsible Management Education), an initiative of the United Nations Global Compact.

David Marcey, PhD, Fletcher Jones Professor of Developmental Biology PRESENTATIONS • “A Novel Transgene Expression in Drosophila melanogaster” with students N. Alvandian, G. Moreno, A. Long, G. McLellan, J. Portillo and A. Morgan at the West Coast Biological Sciences Undergraduate Research Conference at Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego, California, April 2022.

• “Screening for Inducible, Cryptic, Genetic Variation in Natural Populations of Drosophila melanogaster” with students G. Moreno, N. Alvandian, A. Long and L. Prelooker at the West Coast Biological Sciences Undergraduate Research Conference at Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego, California, April 2022.

• “A Screen for Inducible, Cryptic Variation in Natural Populations of Drosophila melanogaster” with students G. Moreno, N. Alvandian, A. Long and L. Prelooker at the Genetics Society of America 63rd Annual Drosophila Research Conference, San Diego, California, April 2022.

• “When molecules come to life: augmented reality at the Online Macromolecular Museum” with S. Agrawal at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 2022.

SCHANNAE LUCAS Professor, Criminology and Criminal Justice

“Skills, talents, and the perspectives of individuals with diverse backgrounds and experiences allow the classroom dialogue to deepen and our students to critically think about the criminal legal system and discipline in a way that creates meaningful change.”

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José Marichal, PhD, Professor, Political Science APPOINTMENTS • Masthead, Tech Policy Press.

PRESENTATIONS • "Fracking Twitter: Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing Tools for Identification of Coalition and Causal Narratives" with W. Cipolli and A. Pattison at the 79th Annual Midwest Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, Illinois, April 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • “The devil we know and the angel that did not fly: An examination of devil/angel shift in twitter fracking ‘debates’ in NY 2008–2018” with A. Pattison and W. Cipolli. Review of Policy Research, Vol. 39(1), January 2022.

Delil Martinez, PhD, Assistant Professor, Mathematics PRESENTATIONS • “Basics of Statistical Modeling” at the International School of Mathematical Modeling at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo, Pachuca, Mexico, May 2022 (virtual).

Michael McCambridge, EdD, Professor, Liberal Studies in Education APPOINTMENTS • Youth Drama Director, Holy Trinity Church, Thousand Oaks, California • Director, Emmanuel Lutheran Actors’ Ensemble (ELATE), North Hollywood, California.

Kyle McIntosh, CPA, MBA, Lecturer, School of Management APPOINTMENTS • Board Member, The Valley Economic Alliance.

• Finance Committee Member, Dayle McIntosh Center for the Disabled.

• Board Member and Coach, Newbury Park Track Club.

PUBLICATIONS • “Advancing the CardioGen Pipeline.” SAGE Business Cases, Healthcare Management Series, SAGE Publications Ltd., 2022.

Robert Meadows, PhD, EdD, Professor, Criminology and Criminal Justice PRESENTATIONS • “Community-Based Learning in Undergraduate Criminology and Criminal Justice During a Pandemic” with H. Lim, M. George and S. Lucas at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 2022.

Jolivette Mecenas, PhD, Associate Professor, English APPOINTMENTS • Nominating Committee Member, National Council of Teachers of English.

• Co-Chair of the Scholars of the Dream Selection Committee, College Composition and Communication Conference.

PRESENTATIONS • “Pathways to Success: Equity-Minded First-Year Writing Placement in Response to COVID-19” at the College Composition and Communication Conference, March 2022 (virtual).

PUBLICATIONS • “Anti-Racist and Faith-Based: Critical Pedagogy-Informed Writing and Information Literacy Instruction at a HispanicServing, Lutheran Liberal Arts University” with M. Kwast and Y. Wilber. Radical Teacher – A Socialist, Feminist, and Anti-Racist Journal on the Theory and Practice of Teaching, Vol. 121, 2021.

Cynthia Moe-Lobeda, PhD, Professor, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary APPOINTMENTS • Global Fellow 2022, Center for Advanced Study of Religion at the MF Norwegian School of Theology, Religion and Society.

• Advisory Board Member, Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology.

• Alumni Advisory Board Member, Union Theological Seminary.

• Advisory Board Member, Institute for Christian Socialism.

• Editorial Board Member, Dialog: A Journal of Theology.

PRESENTATIONS • “Commencement Address: Being Church Now: the Call, the Peril, the Promise” at Trinity Lutheran Theological School, Columbus, Ohio, September 2021.

• “Resisting Structural Evil: Climate, Economy, and Hope” at the Annual John Albert Hall Lecture for 2021, Centre for the Study of Religions and Societies, University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, December 2021.

• “Resisting Structural Evil: Climate, Economy, and Hope” for the Anglican Diocese of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, December 2021.

• Response to “Institutionalizing the Anthropocene: How the Epoch of Climate Change Reinscribes Theological Attachment to 'the' Normative Human” at the Society of Christian Ethics annual meeting January 2022 (virtual).

• “Set Free by the Boundless Love of God” keynote address at the Northwest Minnesota Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Annual Assembly, Detroit Lakes, Michigan, March 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • “Globalization and Planetary Ethics.” Bloomsbury Religion in North America (BRINA), “Religion and Nature in North America section,” W.A. Bauman and L. Kearns (Eds.), Bloomsbury, 2021 (multimedia digital resource).

• “Faith and #BlackLivesMatter: Future Directions and Current Directives for White Folk.” Currents in Theology and Mission, Vol. 49(1), January 2022.

• “Climate Colonialism, Subversive Moral-spiritual Power, and Religious Ethics.” Religion and Sustainability: Interreligious Resources, Interdisciplinary Responses: Intersection of Sustainability Studies and Religion, Theology, Philosophy, B. Purushottama and R. Sherma (Eds.), Springer, 2022.

LORENA MUÑOZ Associate Professor, Ethnic and Race Studies

“A diverse classroom that strives for equity and social justice overall, teaches students to reflect deeply on issues of equity and cultural and racial diversity, creating rich shared academic experiences for the students from all backgrounds.”

• “Decolonizing the Privileged: Resistance and Re-building

the New Economy.” Decolonizing Eco-theology: Indigenous and Subaltern Challenges, L. Mendoza and G. Zachariah (Eds.), Wipf & Stock, 2022.

• “Love Your Neighbor as Yourself: A Call to Resist and Transform Economic Empire.” An Economy of Life for Living Well with Earth and People, A. Afari and B. Martin (Eds.), Geneva: World Council of Churches, 2022.

• “Finding Common Ground on a Moral Vision for the Good Society.” Toward a Healthy Planet, G. Magill and J. Benedict (Eds.), Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2022.

Lorena Muñoz, PhD, Associate Professor, Ethnic and Race Studies PRESENTATIONS • “‘Where do you know from?’”: Discussing Scholarly Praxes for Geographers of Diaspora 1” and “‘Where do you know from?’”: Discussing Scholarly Praxes for Geographers of Diaspora 2” with C. Faiver-Serna and M. Cahu at the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, February 2022 (online).

APPOINTMENTS • Member, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) Commission.

• Board Member, Thousand Oaks Alliance for the Arts.

PRESENTATIONS • “Collaborating to Build the Future Campus” plenary with E. Chatterjee-Sutton and M. Smith at the Council of Independent Colleges’ Institute for Chief Academic Officers and Academic Team Members, Louisville, Kentucky, November 2021.

David Nelson, PhD, Associate Professor, History APPOINTMENTS • Committee Member, YMCA Annual Prayer Breakfast Planning Committee, Southeast Ventura County YMCA. PRESENTATIONS • “Asian History” panel moderator at the Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Southern California Regional Conference at Chapman University, Orange, California, April 2022.

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PUBLICATIONS • “Exploring Textual Modes, Imagery and Claims in B to B and B to C Print Advertising” with D.A. Gilliam, F.R. Jiménez, et al. Journal of Business-to-Business Marketing, Vol. 28(3), 2021.

Leanne Neilson, PsyD, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

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APPOINTMENTS • Reviewer, American Marketing Association Educators Conference, November 2021.

• Reviewer, American Marketing Association Winter Conference, February 2022.

APPOINTMENTS • Community Advisory Board Member, California Health and Longevity Institute.

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Justin Muñoz, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Management

Adina Nack, PhD, Professor, Sociology

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CHRISTOPHER NJUNGE Assistant Professor, Bachelor’s Degree for Professionals

“Given Cal Lutheran's emphasis on “...developing leaders for a global society', individuals with diverse backgrounds and experience enrich the teaching/learning experience and provide

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benefits immensely from such diversity.”

Christopher Njunge, PhD, Assistant Professor, Bachelor’s Degree for Professionals PRESENTATIONS • “Using Analytics to Understand Performance and Wellness for a Women’s College Soccer Team” with P. Witman, P. Holmberg and J. Canacoo at the EDSIGCON Conference on Information Systems Applied Research, Washington, D.C., November 2021.

Barbara Miyuki Obermeier, MBA, Lecturer, Visual Arts PUBLICATIONS • Photoshop Elements 2021 for Dummies with T. Padova.

John Wiley & Sons Inc., Hoboken, New Jersey, 2021.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Designed the visual identity, content and website for a new program, Stay and Play, for the California State Library in Sacramento, California.

• “Photometric signatures of coronating magnetospheres of hot stars governed by higher-order magnetic multipoles” with J. Krtička, Z. Mikulášek and P. Kurfürst. Astronomy & Astrophysics, Vol. 659, March 2022.

Michael Panesis, MBA, Executive Director, Steven Dorfman Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, School of Management APPOINTMENTS • Board Member, Society for Arts Entrepreneurship Education.

• Board Member, Kingsmen Shakespeare Company.

• Dorfman Incubator Grant Selection Committee, Steven Dorfman Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Advisory Council.

Sunyoung Park, PhD, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Psychology

Mary Oksala, PhD, Assistant Professor, Physics

APPOINTMENTS • Vice President, Korean-American Women in Science and Engineering.

• Treasurer, SIG-Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Program, American Educational Research Association.

APPOINTMENTS • Reviewer, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.

• Science Adviser, Azusa Pacific Seminary, Azusa, California, as part of the Science for Seminaries Phase II Project, funded through the Dialogue on Science, Ethics and Religion program within the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

PRESENTATIONS • “What Works in K-12 STEM Professional Development Programs?: A Meta-Analysis of its Impacts on Teachers and Students” with H. You and M. Hong at the annual meeting of the National Association for Research in Science Teaching, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, March 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • “Discovery of eight ‘Main-sequence Radio Pulse emitters' using the GMRT: clues to the onset of coherent radio emission in hot magnetic stars” with B. Das, P. Chandra, et al. The Astrophysical Journal, Vol. 925(2), February 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • “Comparing statistical significance versus DIC for selecting best-fitting multivariate multiple-membership random-effects model” with S.N. Beretvas. The Journal of Experimental Education, Vol. 89(4), 2021.

• “Prolonged grief and posttraumatic growth among middle-

aged and older widowed persons: A latent class analysis and testing for the role of social support” with K.C. Kokou-Kpolou, K.S. Iorfa, et al. Death Studies, Vol. 46(6), 2022.

• “Interdisciplinary science assessment of carbon cycling: Construct validity evidence based on internal structure” with H.S. You, J. Marshall and C. Delgado. Research in Science Education, Vol. 52, 2022.

MICHAEL PEARCE Professor, Visual Arts

“People of diverse backgrounds enrich and enhance the studio experience.”

Michael Pearce, PhD, MFA, Professor, Visual Arts APPOINTMENTS • Board Member and Secretary, Philosophical Research Society.

• Editor, The New Journal of the Philosophical Research Society.

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PUBLICATIONS • “Marcus Jansen’s Palimpsests of Protest.” Mutual Art Magazine, June 9, 2021.

• “The Art of Propaganda: Gustave Courbet.” Mutual Art Magazine, June 11, 2021.

• “On Exhibit – John Nava and David Kassan's 'Elegies' at Vita Art Center.” VC Reporter, June 23, 2021.

• “Book Reviews: Leonardo da Vinci and Robert Crumb.”

Mutual Art Magazine, June 24, 2021.

• “Hilma Af Klint: Initiate of a Long Lineage of Cosmic Prophets.” Mutual Art Magazine, July 2, 2021.

• “The Art of Propaganda: Proudhon and Courbet.” Mutual Art Magazine, July 8, 2021.

• “Blowing the Boiler of American Education.” Martin Center, July 21, 2021.

• “Book Review: Rudolf Zwirner’s Journey to the Top.” Mutual Art Magazine, July 29, 2021.

• “The Art of Propaganda: Zola vs. Proudhon and Courbet.”

Mutual Art Magazine, Aug. 6, 2021.

• “Zoey Frank’s Summer Paintings.” Mutual Art Magazine, Aug. 25, 2021.

• “Book Review: Hieronymus Bosch’s Terrifying Mind.” Mutual Art Magazine, Sept. 8, 2021.

• “Carl Dobsky and the Angeleno Imagination.” American Art Collector, Oct. 2021.

• “Book Reviews: Peaceable Kingdoms and a Postmodern Modernist.” Mutual Art Magazine, Oct. 6, 2021.

• “Z Painters in the Roaring Twenties.” Mutual Art Magazine, Oct. 14, 2021.

• “Brian Chambers and the New Psychedelia.” Mutual Art Magazine, Oct. 29, 2021.

• “The Art of Propaganda: The Creel Committee.” Mutual Art Magazine, Nov. 26, 2021.

• “The Otherworld.” American Art Collector, Dec. 2021.

• “The Art of Magic.” Mutual Art Magazine, Dec. 1, 2021.

• “Book Review: Baudelaire’s Timeless Instruction to Criticize.”

Mutual Art Magazine, Dec. 10, 2021.

• “Psy-Fi Painters at Poulsen Gallery.” Mutual Art Magazine, Dec. 16, 2021.

• “Maria Kreyn’s Painted Performances for Andrew LloydWebber.” Fine Art Connoisseur, January/February 2022.

• “Book Review: Dead Flowers by Damien Hirst.” Mutual Art Magazine, Jan. 5, 2022.

• “The Art of Propaganda – Rivera in Detroit.” Mutual Art Magazine, Jan. 7, 2022.

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• “Book Review: Magritte’s Life, Wrecked by the Reaper.”

Mutual Art Magazine, Jan. 12, 2022.

• “Book Review: A Magnificent Journey Through Japanese Woodblock Prints.” Mutual Art Magazine, Jan. 20, 2022.

• “Reality Check at LA Art Show.” Mutual Art Magazine, Jan. 26, 2022.

• “Taylor Schultek – The Liminal City.” American Art Collector, Feb. 2022.

• “Zoltron and the Art of Rock ’n’ Roll.” Mutual Art Magazine, Feb. 2, 2022.

• “The Art of Propaganda: Painting the New Deal.” Mutual Art Magazine, Feb. 25, 2022.

• “The Women’s Wave.” American Art Collector, March 2022.

• “Book Reviews: Ephemeral Pasts and Presents, Lucas Arruda’s Serene Landscapes/Roman Art.” Mutual Art Magazine, March 2, 2022.

• “Paul Kerr – A Light Inside.” Mutual Art Magazine, March 10, 2022.

• “500 Letters on Disco Diffusion.” Mutual Art Magazine, March 16, 2022.

• “The Sophisticated but Mindless Art of A.I.” Mutual Art Magazine, March 18, 2022.

• “Cliff McReynolds and the Old Tradition of Cosmic Art.” Mutual Art Magazine, March 23, 2022.

• “Bridging the Gap: Collaborative Paintings by the Furtherrr Collective.” Mutual Art Magazine, March 31, 2022.

• “Book Review: An Odd Catalogue of Odd Nerdrum’s Mastery.” Mutual Art Magazine, April 13, 2022.

• “The Art of Propaganda: Kitsch and Avant-Garde.” Mutual Art Magazine, April 22, 2022.

• “Emmeric Konrad’s Lollipop.” Mutual Art Magazine, April 27, 2022.

• “A Pythagorean Initiation.” The New Journal of the Philosophical Research Society, May 2022.

CHANG-SHYH PENG Professor, Computer Science

“Sky’s the limit when it comes to the Computer Science study and research.

Diverse backgrounds and experiences are a couple of the key factors to become a successful Computer Scientist!”

• “A California Kind of Heaven.” American Art Collector, May 2022.

• “E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many, One.” VC Reporter, May 4, 2022.

• “Book Review: The Ashcan School and the Eight,” Mutual Art Magazine, May 4, 2022.

• “The Art of Propaganda: The Marriage of the Museum of Modern Art to the United States.” Mutual Art Magazine, May 12, 2022.

• “Book Review: The Thrill of Bringing Bacon to Moscow.”

Mutual Art Magazine, May 18, 2022.

• “Painting on Another Plane: Mandy Cao.” Mutual Art Magazine, May 26, 2022.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Curated "The Otherworld" at the William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art, Thousand Oaks, California.

• Curated "Carl Dobsky – Now Is the Happiest Time of Your Life" at the Kwan Fong Gallery, Thousand Oaks, California.

• Curated "A Kind of Heaven," a group exhibit of 15 artists at the Oceanside Museum of Art, Oceanside, California.

Chang-Shyh Peng, PhD, Professor, Computer Science APPOINTMENTS • Editor, Global Science and Technology Forum Journal on Operating Systems and Programming Languages.

• Editorial Board Member, Italian Journal of Science and Engineering.

• Reviewer, Springer Publishing.

• Reviewer, Mathematics, an MDPI Journal.

• Faculty Representative, National Center for Women & Information Technology Academic Alliance.

• Liaison, Microsoft Developer Network Academic Alliance.

• Program Committee, 2022 International Conference on

Computer and Information Science.

• Program Committee, 2022 International Virtual Conference on Software Engineering, Management and Applications.

• Program Committee, 2022 International Conference of Artificial Intelligence.

• Program Committee, 2022 International Conference on Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Networking and Parallel/Distributed Computing.

Moses Penumaka, ThD, Director, Theological Education for Emerging Ministries (TEEM), Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary PUBLICATIONS • “Towards Interreligious Spiritual Hospitality: A Lutheran Perspective.” Religion and Sustainability: Interreligious Resources, Interdisciplinary Responses. Sustainable Development Goals Series, R.D. Sherma and P. Bilimoria (Eds.), Springer, Cham, Switzerland, 2022.

Travis Peterson, PhD, Assistant Professor, Exercise Science APPOINTMENTS • Judge, Southwest American College of Sports Medicine Graduate Student Research Competition, October 2021.

• Reviewer, Sports Biomechanics.

PUBLICATIONS • “Coordination of Ankle, Knee, and Hip Joint Torques During an American Football Long Snap” with student F. Cottam.

International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings, Vol. 14(1), 2021.

• “Angular Impulse of the Whole Body During American Football Long Snapping” with student J. Kim. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings, Vol. 14(1), 2021.

• “Biomechanical Changes in Running Post-Transition in a Triathlon” with student L. Vankeersbilck. International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings, Vol. 14(1), 2021.

Michaela Reaves, PhD, Professor, History

Angela Rowley, MS, Lecturer, Graduate School of Education PRESENTATIONS • “Identity Exploration and Healing the Heart: Supporting the Success of First-Generation Graduate Students Through the Lens of Cultural Wealth: Research to Practice” with H. Coronado and students J. Galvan and E. Nosco at the California Association of School Counselors Conference, October 2021 (virtual).

Mahmoud Salimi, MFA, Assistant Professor, Film and Television AWARDS Film Festival Recognition for Not Me: • Official Selection, Oaxaca Film Fest PitchFest, Oaxaca, Mexico, June 2021.

• Official Selection and Finalist for Best Short Film Narrative Award, Osaka International Film Festival, Osaka, Japan, September 2021.

• Official Selection, Festival Angaelica, Pasadena, California, November 2021.

• Official Selection, The Gladiator Film Festival, Istanbul, Turkey, December 2021.

• Official Selection, Sunfest International Short Film Festival, Thane, Maharashtra, India, January 2022.

• Official Selection, Alvsbyn Film Festival, Alvsbyn, Sweden, March 2022.

• Official Selection, IFF Integrazione Film Festival, Bergamo, Lombardia, Italy, May 2022.

Film Festival Recognition for Roya: • Official Selection, Feature-Length Screenplay, Manhattan Film Festival, New York City, New York, June 2021.

• Official Selection, Feature-Length Screenplay, SoCal Film Awards, Huntington Beach, California, August 2021.

• Semifinalist, Feature-Length Screenplay, Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival, Providence, Rhode Island, August 2021.

• Official Selection, Feature-Length Screenplay, Trujillo International Independent Film Festival, Trujillo, Peru, September 2021.

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PUBLICATIONS • Filling in the Pieces: Women Tell Their Stories of the 20th Century. Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, California, June 21, 2021.

PUBLICATIONS • “Comparative Advantage in the Household: Should One Person Specialize in a Household’s Financial Matters?” with B. Pearson and T. Korankye. Journal of Family and Economic Issues, Nov. 5, 2021.

• “Retirement income: The case of direct investment in short-term rental property compared to a dividend stock” with C. Chien and S.W. Cosentino. SAGE Business Cases, SAGE Publications Ltd., Jan. 3, 2022. This publication won the best case study award.

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PRESENTATIONS • “Storytelling for Environmental Justice: Voices of the Simi Hills” with student C. Virgines at the Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences Conference, June 2021 (virtual).

PRESENTATIONS • “The role of financial advice in promoting college savings among households” with T. Korankye and B. Pearson at the AFCPE® Research Symposium, November 2021 (virtual).

• “The role of financial advisors in shaping investment beliefs” with B. Pearson and T. Korankye at the AFCPE® Research Symposium, November 2021 (virtual).

• “The Role of Financial Relativity in Loss Aversion” with B. Pearson and T. Korankye at the American Council on Consumer Interests Conference, Clearwater Beach, Florida, May 2022.

• “Back to Basics: Understanding Millennials' retirement plan participation decisions from the perspectives of employer contribution and automatic enrollment” with T. Korankye and B. Pearson at the American Council on Consumer Interests Conference, Clearwater Beach, Florida, May 2022.

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Bryan Rasmussen, PhD, Professor, English

Hossein Salehi, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Management

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• Winner of Feature-Length Screenplay Award, Moondance

ADITI SENGUPTA Assistant Professor, Biology

“Diverse voices in class increase teaching and learning opportunities. Culturally-relevant conversations and knowledge-sharing happens organically: this is an asset in a class like Microbiology which is science-focused but has a deep social science relevance from the point of view of human and environmental health.”

International Film Festival, Boulder, Colorado, JanuaryJune 2022.

Film Festival Recognition for Land of Rainbow: • Official Selection and Nominee for Short Screenplay Award, Cuzco Underground Cinema Festival, Cusco, Peru, October 2021.

• Official Selection and Finalist for Short Script Award, Cyprus International Film Festival, Nicosia, Cyprus, November 2021.

• Official Selection and Nominee, Best Original Screenplay, Budapest Film Festival, Budapest, Hungary, December 2021.

• Winner of Award of Achievement for Best Short Screenplay, SoCal Film Awards, Huntington Beach, California, January 2022.

• Official Selection and Finalist for Best Short Screenplay Award, Manchester Film Festival Screenplay Competition, Manchester, United Kingdom, March 2022.

• Quarterfinalist, Short Film Screenplay Award, Atlanta Film Festival and Screenplay Competition, Atlanta, Georgia, April-May 2022.

• Official Selection and Semifinalist for Short Film Script Award, Santa Barbara International Screenplay Awards, Santa Barbara, California, May 2022.

Film Festival Recognition for Nilofar: • Winner of Remi Award for Best Screenplay, WorldFestHouston International Film Festival, Houston, Texas, April 2022.

• Winner of Best Screenplay Award, Bridge Fest, Vancouver, Canada, April 2022.

Film Festival Recognition for Our Strength: • Winner of Excellence in the Media Award, Corporate/ Institutional Video, the Press Club of Southeast Texas, Beaumont, Texas, November 2021.

PRESENTATIONS • “Exploring Your World Through the Fulbright Program” invited presentation at the 2021 International Education Week at High Point University, North Carolina, November 2021.

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Promotional Video for Tlalipani, a Ventura County nonprofit organization that empowers Mexican craftsmen/women by finding a market for their products in the U.S., with students K. Alexander, S. Woods, N. Rohani and J. Tsai.

• “Life Under the Taliban Regime: Afghanistan After Taliban Takeover - Security & Refugee Crisis” interview, Journalist Dr. Awais Saleem YouTube Channel, Aug. 27, 2021.

Jean Kelso Sandlin, EdD, Professor, Communication PRESENTATIONS • “Cues over Content: The Effect of Comments on Audience Perceptions of YouTube Apologies” with M. Gracyalny at the National Communication Association Annual Convention, Seattle, Washington, November 2021.

LaVerne Seales, PhD, Associate Professor, Languages and Cultures

Aditi Sengupta, PhD, Assistant Professor, Biology

PRESENTATIONS • “From the Caribbean to Panama: An AfroLatina Autoethnographic Study” at the 13th Annual Latin/a/x/o Conference at West Chester University of Pennsylvania, September 2021.

• “Race and Ethnicity in Children's Literature in Latin America: Niña Bonita by Ana Maria Machado” at the International Conference on Children’s Study, London, England, March 2022 (virtual).

• “College Newsrooms Step Up to Fill Void in Spanish-language Pandemic Coverage” with K. Hettinga and S. Wigginton at the 72nd Annual International Communication Association Conference, Paris, France, May 2022 (virtual).

APPOINTMENTS • Member, National Ecological Observation Network’s Microbial Technical Working Group.

• Reviewer, Frontiers in Microbiology.

• Reviewer, PLOS One. • Reviewer, Nature Ecology and Evolution.

• Reviewer, Science of the Total Environment.

• Reviewer, Global Change Biology.

• Reviewer, Agricultural and Environmental Letters.

Andrea Sell, PhD, Associate Professor, Psychology PRESENTATIONS • “Adapting the ‘Explain it!’ Activity to be Culturally Responsive” at the 2021 Neuroscience Teaching Conference, July 2021 (virtual).

Christine Sellin, PhD, Professor, Visual Arts APPOINTMENTS • Research Associate, UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies.

PRESENTATIONS • “First Look at the New World?: the Ralegh-Keymis Images Published by Cornelis Claesz, Amsterdam, 1598” at the International Conference for Netherlandic Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, June 2021.

• “Assembling America: The Illustrations of the Raleigh-Keymis Guiana Volume of 1598, Published by Cornelis Claesz” at the Renaissance Conference of Southern California at the Huntington Library, San Marino, California, March 2022.

PRESENTATIONS • “Chemogeographic and Metagenomic Traits of Coastal River Sediments” with students N. Dalera and J. Barahona at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2021.

• “Ecological traits of coastal river sediment microbes” with students N. Dalera and J. Barahona at the Ecological Society of America Meeting, August 2021 (virtual).

PUBLICATIONS • “Disturbance triggers non-linear microbe-environment feedbacks” with S. Fansler, R. Chu, et al. Biogeosciences, Vol. 18, 2021.

• “Contrasting community assembly forces drive microbial structural and potential functional responses to precipitation in an incipient soil system” with T. Volkmann, R. Danczak, et al. Frontiers in Microbiology, Vol. 12, 2021.

• “Inferring the contribution of microbial taxa and organic matter molecular formulas to ecological assembly” with R. Danczak, S. Fansler, et al. Frontiers in Microbiology, Vol. 13, 2022.

Ryan Sharma, PsyD, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Psychology APPOINTMENTS • Treasurer and Secretary, American Board of Behavioral and Cognitive Psychology.

RYAN SHARMA Associate Professor, Graduate School of Psychology

“A diversity of perspectives is like having more flashlights in a dark cave. Everyone’s contribution helps everyone else.”

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PRESENTATIONS • “DCT training and consultation: Engaging students in developing professional behavior, attitudes and communications” with R. Wyatt at the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology Midwinter Conference, January 2022 (virtual).

• “Re-defining, decolonizing and developing guidelines for professionalism” with M. O’Banion at the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology Midwinter Conference, January 2022 (virtual).

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • “Ventura City Fire Department Behavioral Health Survey,” a study and report for the Ventura City Fire Department, July 2021.

Mel Spence, EdD, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Education PUBLICATIONS • “Project for the advancement of gifted and exceptional students: How are secondary teachers infusing SEL and executive functioning into instruction?” with J-L Ma, A. Nguyen and A. Tseng. DADD Online Journal, Vol. 8(1), 2021.

Walter Stewart, PhD, Professor, Languages and Cultures AWARDS Film Festival Recognition for the screenplay Legend: • Award Winner, New York Los Angeles International Film Festival, April 2021.

• Finalist, "Euro Fest" European International Film Festival, St. Petersburg, Russia, May 2021.

• Award Winner, Silk Road Film Awards, Cannes, France, July 2021.

• Finalist, European Film Festival (Mainstream & Underground), Moscow, Russian Federation, October 2021.

• Official Selection, NICE International Film Festival, Nice/ Paris, France, February 2022.

• Semifinalist, Austin International Art Festival, Austin, Texas, May 2022.

Film Festival Recognition for the screenplay The Winged Avenger: • Award Winner, WRPN.tv Screenplay Competition, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, September 2021.

• Semifinalist, Big Apple Film Festival and Screenplay Competition, New York, New York, October 2021.

• Semifinalist, Hollywood International Golden Age Festival, California, January 2022.

Kirsi Stjerna, PhD, Professor, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary APPOINTMENTS • Local Committee Chair, 14th International Congress for Luther Studies, August 2022.

• Advisory Board Member, Graduate Theological Union, Women Studies in Religion.

• Editorial Board Member, Dialog: A Journal of Theology.

• Editorial Board Member, Svenk teologisk tidskrift.

• Editorial Board Member, Lutheran Quarterly Journal.

• Advisory Board Member, The Foundation for Religious Sciences John XXIII, Bologna, Italy.

PRESENTATIONS • “They Asked No Permission: Women and the Reformation” at the Claremont Reformation Conference: Religion, Politics, and Society at Claremont McKenna College, Claremont, California, February 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • “Often you end up asking yourself, could there be a great secret group of Jews behind it all.” – Antisemitism in the Finnish Lutheran Church after the First World War” with P. Ahonen. Religion, Ethnonationalism, and Antisemitism in the Era of the Two World Wars, K.P. Spicer and R. CarterChand (Eds.), McGill University Press with United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, 2022.

Russell Stockard Jr., PhD, Professor, Communication APPOINTMENTS • Board Member, Ventura County Poetry Project.

• Board Member and Past President, UCLA Alumni Association, Conejo Valley Chapter.

PRESENTATIONS • “Eco-Anxiety: Media Impacts” with student A. Rohrer at the Caribbean Studies Association Conference, June 2021 (virtual).

• “Climate and Environmental Communication and Race and Ethnicity in the U.S., the Caribbean, and Latin America” with student A. Rohrer at the Afro Latin American Research Association Conference, August 2021 (virtual).

EXHIBITIONS, PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PROJECTS • Invited reading of poem "Perfect" at an "Eros is the mixing of everything with everything" fundraising event sponsored by the Ventura County Poetry Project, March 12, 2022.

• Invited reading of poem "Take a Breath" as part of Community Scholar for Black Lives Teketa Bellamy's spoken-word event that opened on YouTube, March 27, 2022.

Anita Stone, PhD, Assistant Professor, Biology APPOINTMENTS • Editorial Board Member, Neotropical Primates.

• Reviewer, American Journal of Primatology.

• Reviewer, International Journal of Primatology.

• Reviewer, Primates.

PUBLICATIONS • “Is play sexually dimorphic in the polygamous squirrel monkey?” with C.E. Brown and student S.C. Aghababian.

American Journal of Undergraduate Research, Vol. 18, July 2021.

• “Saimiri” with L.E. Williams. Behavioral Biology of Laboratory Animals, K. Coleman and S. Schapiro (Eds.), Boca Raton: CRC Press, 2021.

Stephanie Tarle, PhD, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Psychology APPOINTMENTS • Disability Committee Member, National Council of Schools & Programs of Professional Psychology.

• Advisory Committee Member, Oxnard Union High School District’s Behavioral-Mental Health Educational Pathway.

• Reviewer, Journal of Child and Family Studies.

• Reviewer, Applied Neuropsychology: Child.

• Reviewer, Behavior Modification.

PUBLICATIONS • “Feature binding and working memory in children with ADHD: Evidence of episodic buffer impairment” with R.M. Alderson, D.K. Roberts, et al. Research on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology, Vol. 50(4), April 2022.

Victor Thasiah, PhD, Associate Professor, Religion APPOINTMENTS • Executive Director, Runners for Public Lands.

PUBLICATIONS • “Collapsing Space and Time: Thich Nhat Hanh's Ecological Humanism.” Journal of Buddhist Ethics, Vol. 29, 2022 (online).

Daniel Tillapaugh, PhD, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education APPOINTMENTS • Editorial Board Member, Journal of College Student Development.

• Editorial Board Member, Journal of Men’s Studies.

• Application Reader, The National LGBTQ Scholarship Fund, The Point Foundation.

• Program Reviewer, 2021 Association for the Study of Higher Education Conference.

• Program Committee Member, 2021 Association for

the Study of Higher Education Conference, Faculty, Administrative, and Classified Staff Section.

• Leadership Specialist, Hazing Prevention Consortium, StopHazing.

• EOPS and CARE Advisory Board Member, Pierce College, Los Angeles, California.

PRESENTATIONS • “A call to action: Past, present, & future of masculinities scholarship & praxis” keynote with B. McGowan at the ACPA Coalition on Men and Masculinities Institute for Critical Perspectives and Practices on College Masculinities, June 2021 (virtual).

PUBLICATIONS • “Understanding the terminology of gender” and “Degendering leadership.” Women and leadership development in college: A facilitation resource, J.M. Pigza and J.E. Owen (Eds.), Stylus, 2021.

Vlad Vaiman, PhD, Professor, School of Management APPOINTMENTS • Conference Organizer, 10th EIASM Workshop on Talent Management, 2021 (virtual).

• Conference Organizer, 6th Executive Talent Management Forum on the Rise of Fluid Work and Implications for Talent Management, Thousand Oaks, California.

• Vice Chair and Board Member, Ventura County Economic Development Association.

• Chief Editorial Consultant, European Journal of International Management.

• Editor, European Management Review.

• Editorial Advisory Board Member, Journal of Global Mobility.

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Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education

with tremendous stories of resilience and powerful lived experiences; it’s my honor to witness these students connect their stories to the concepts we study in class so that they can become changemakers and advocates for educational institutions to become more inclusive and just spaces.”

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“The students in our department arrive to Cal Lutheran

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• Regional Editor, Journal of Knowledge Management.

• Editorial Board Member, Advances in Global Leadership.

• Editorial Board Member, Journal of Organizational Effectiveness.

• Editorial Board Member, People and Performance.

• Reviewer, Academy of Management Learning and Education.

• Reviewer, Journal of International Business Studies.

• Reviewer, Human Resource Management.

• Reviewer, Management and Organization.

• Reviewer, Journal of Organizational Change Management.

• Reviewer, International Business Review.

• Reviewer, Journal of Global Mobility.

PRESENTATIONS • “The Future of Macro Talent Management (MTM): Advancing the Field” at the Academy of Management Annual Conference, August 2021 (virtual).

• “HR Professionals and Talent Management: Navigating the Dynamic Macro Context” at the 5th Global Conference on International Human Resource Management, New York City, New York, May 2022.

PUBLICATIONS • Aspects of Talent Management in the Workplace Environment of the 2020’s. Edited with A.M.F. Pelser and S. Nagy, Axiom Academic Publishers, Potchefstroom: South Africa, 2021.

• “Strategic Human Resource Management in the Era of Environmental Disruptions” with S. Kim and K. Sanders.

Human Resource Management, Vol. 61, 2022.

• “Broadening international mentoring: Contexts and dynamics of expatriate and HCN intercultural mentoring” with M. Van Bakel, C.M. Vance and A. Haslberger. Journal of Global Mobility, Vol. 10(1), 2022.

COLLEEN WINDHAMHUGHES Professor, Religion

“Cultivating and co-creating community among students of diverse backgrounds requires care, risk, and trust from all.

Questions are directed inwardly to values as well as outwardly toward increased knowledge. When students are engaged in and across their differences, they become more fully themselves, more deeply human.”

Sheridan Wigginton, PhD, Professor, Languages and Cultures APPOINTMENTS • Fellow, City University of New York Dominican Studies Institute.

PRESENTATIONS • “College Newsrooms Step Up to Fill Void in Spanishlanguage Pandemic Coverage” with K. Hettinga and L. Seales at the 72nd Annual International Communication Association Conference, Paris, France, May 2022 (virtual).

Colleen Windham-Hughes, PhD, Professor, Religion APPOINTMENTS • Interim Editor, Intersections, the biannual publication by the Network of ELCA Colleges and Universities (NECU).

Paul Witman, PhD, Professor, School of Management APPOINTMENTS • Senior Editor, Information Systems Education Journal.

• Associate Editor, Cybersecurity Pedagogy and Practice Journal.

• Co-Chair of Judging, Systems Software Category, Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair, Atlanta, Georgia, May 2022 (virtual and in-person).

• Proposal Reviewer, International Conference on Information Systems.

• Proposal Reviewer, Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences.

• Proposal Reviewer, Americas Conference on Information Systems.

• Proposal Reviewer, Education Special Interest Group Conference (EDSIGCON).

BRANDY YEE Assistant Professor, Liberal Studies in Education

“When we honour and celebrate the backgrounds and experiences our students come to us with and create the conditions for learning such that they feel empowered by this diversity, it is my great hope that the next generation of Cal Lutheran students will go out into the world confident that their unique talents and abilities are of value and are needed to impact the world in ways no others can.”

PRESENTATIONS • “Using Analytics to Understand Performance and Wellness for a Women’s College Soccer Team” with C. Njunge, P. Holmberg and J. Canacoo at the EDSIGCON Conference on Information Systems Applied Research, Crystal City, Virginia, November 2021.

• “Vaccination Registration – What Could Possibly Go Wrong?” with J. Prior at the Education Special Interest Group Conference (EDSIGCON), Crystal City, Virginia, November 2021. The paper was recognized as the best case study paper for the conference.

APPOINTMENTS • Sociology Main Divisional Editor, Journal of Integrated Social Sciences.

PRESENTATIONS • “Pathways to Equality, Excellence & Well-Being: Learning from High-Performing School Systems” panel presentation at the EDUCON 2021 Education Summit, November 2021 (virtual).

• “Responsive Education Systems for a Changing World” at the IAFOR International Conference on Education, Honolulu, Hawaii, January 2022.

• “Lifelong Learning and the Schools of the Future” invited lecture for School Must Go On podcast, March 4, 2022.

Ariana Young, PhD, Associate Professor, Bachelor’s Degree for Professionals

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APPOINTMENTS • Editorial Board Member, Journal of Integrated Social Sciences.

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Akiko Yasuike, PhD, Professor, Sociology

APPOINTMENTS • Board Member, MATES Charter School.

• Co-Editor, PDS Partners: Bridging Research to Practice.

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PUBLICATIONS • “The 2020 Twitter Hack – So Many Lessons to Be Learned” with S. Mackelprang. Journal of Cybersecurity Education, Research & Practice, March 2022.

Brandy Yee, PhD, Assistant Professor, Liberal Studies in Education

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS Center for Economic Research and Forecasting

Matthew Fienup, PhD, Executive Director, Center for Economic Research and Forecasting Dan Hamilton, PhD, Associate Professor, School of Management • $320,000 from the Latino Donor Collaborative to produce the U.S. Latino GDP Report.

• $250,000 grant from Bank of America Charitable

Foundation to produce the state-level Latino GDP Report.

• $81,000 from Ventura County for the Ventura County Economic Outlook Conference.

• $15,400 from the Southern California Association of

Governments to serve as economic advisers for the Annual Ventura County Economic Outlook Report.

Other Program Grants and Contracts

Gerhard Apfelthaler, PhD, Dean, School of Management • $1,500 from Union Bank to support the commencement event for the School of Management.

Nathan Carlson, PhD, Professor, Mathematics • 1500 euros from the Government of Italy to collaborate on mathematics research at the University of Messina, Italy.

RICK HOLIGROCKI Dean, Graduate School of Psychology

“Whether through our students’ research activities or the provision of mental health counseling services in our Cal Lutheran Oxnard and Westlake Village clinics, their own diversity and respect for diversity in others enhances their work in serving the community.”

Samuel Claussen, PhD, Assistant Professor, History • $1,500 from the Southeastern Medieval Association to

support research into the medieval Castilian conquest of the Canary Islands and the city of Melilla.

Brian Collins, PhD, Associate Professor, Philosophy • $1,000 from the Philosophy Learning and Teaching Organization for the Summer Philosophy Institute.

Megan Fung, PhD, Assistant Professor, Earth and Environmental Sciences • $40,000 from the G.A. Foster Legacy Foundation for the SEEd Garden.

Timothy Hengst, MA, Interim Dean, College of Arts and Sciences • $37,500 Emergency Arts Grant from TOArts for the Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival.

Michael Hillis, PhD, Dean, Graduate School of Education Victoria Kelly, EdD, Lecturer, Graduate School of Education Tymika Wesley, EdD, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education • $250,000 Teacher Residency Capacity Grant from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (April 2022-December 2022) to develop a teacher residency program in partnership with the Santa Maria Bonita School District.

Michael Hillis, PhD, Dean, Graduate School of Education • $250,000 Teacher Residency Capacity Grant from

the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (April 2022-December 2022) to develop a teacher residency program in partnership with the Simi Valley Unified School District.

Rick Holigrocki, PhD, Dean, Graduate School of Psychology • $31,667 one-time Social Services Grant Award from the City of Thousand Oaks to the Community Counseling Services Assistance Fund for City of Thousand Oaks Residents.

• $3,000 from the City of Thousand Oaks Social Services Endowment Grant Fund to the Community Counseling Services Assistance Fund for City of Thousand Oaks Residents.

Cynthia Moe-Lobeda, PhD, Professor, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary • $30,000 from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to support the Center for Climate Justice and Faith, including a Spanish-language version of the Certificate for Climate Justice and Faith.

Nancy Myers, MA, Senior Lecturer, Graduate School of Education • $48,190 from the Every Student Succeeds Act for the California Reading and Literature Project.

• $33,768 from the California Subject Matter Project for the California Reading and Literature Project.

and scholarships for students in the public health minor.

annual Lyceum lecture series.

Edlyn Vallejo Peña, PhD, Professor, Graduate School of Education • $90,000 from Ability Central to develop a curriculum for communication partners who work with autistic students.

Moses Penumaka, ThD, Director, Theological Education for Emerging Ministries (TEEM), Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary • $10,000 from the Vesper Society to develop a curriculum for American Indian and Alaska Native leadership that is based on the TEEM model.

Lorri Santamaria, PhD, Director of Faculty Development and Inclusive Excellence Colleen Windham-Hughes, PhD, Professor, Religion • $10,000 from the Vesper Society for the Indigenous Knowledge Project.

Aditi Sengupta, PhD, Assistant Professor, Biology • $86,122 from the National Science Foundation to collaborate on a research project titled “Growing a new science of landscape terraformation: The convergence of rock, fluids, and life to form complex ecosystems across scales.”

Ryan Sharma, PsyD, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Psychology Lisa Wolfe, Coordinator of Clinical Training, Graduate School of Psychology • $12,375 from Ventura County Behavioral Health to support interns participating in the Mentored Internship program.

Anita Stone, PhD, Assistant Professor, Biology • $307,486 from the National Science Foundation for the

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study of squirrel monkeys titled “Signals of genetic quality and mate choice.”

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David Nelson, PhD, Associate Professor, History • $7,000 from the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation for the

collaborate on research titled “New Models of Stellar Evolution to Understand the Past, Present and Future Of Magnetic Massive Stars.”

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Adina Nack, PhD, Professor, Sociology Colleen Windham-Hughes, PhD, Professor, Religion • $10,000 from Kaiser Permanente to support internships

Mary Oksala, PhD, Assistant Professor, Physics • $55,836 from the National Science Foundation to

C O N T R A C T S

California Lutheran University has seen remarkable growth since its founding in 1959. The university keeps pace with the changing needs of students while remaining true to its mission: to educate leaders for a global society who are strong in character and judgment, confident in their identity and vocation, and committed to service and justice. Our Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) designation demonstrates the university's commitment to living out its mission within the changing context of student demographics.

The 225-acre main campus in Thousand Oaks is home to a dynamic liberal arts and sciences university with over 3,800 undergraduate and graduate students from 59 countries representing a diversity of faiths and cultures. Cal Lutheran has other locations in Westlake Village, Oxnard and Santa Maria as well as Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary in Berkeley.

Cal Lutheran offers undergraduate, graduate and professional programs through the College of Arts and Sciences, School of Management, Graduate School of Education, Graduate School of Psychology, School for Professional and Continuing Studies and Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary. Forty-one majors and 41 minors are offered in the traditional undergraduate program.

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The Bachelor’s Degree for Professionals program offers degrees in eight majors. Graduate programs include doctorates in educational leadership, higher education leadership, clinical psychology and theology; and master’s degrees in education, psychology, business, economics, information technology, public policy and administration, and divinity.

Cal Lutheran is deeply involved in service to communities in Ventura County and beyond.

Examples include affordable counseling services, the Autism and Communication Center, professional development for nonprofit leaders, economic forecasting, a program to teach K-12 subjects using drama techniques, a community swimming pool, and NPR and local news through KCLU Radio. The university’s thriving arts programs promote cultural awareness and provide intellectual and educational benefits to the region.

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