A+H Scholarship Report

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ARTS AND HUMANITIES SCHOLARSHIP

REPORT

ISSUE N° 3

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Mission Point Loma Nazarene University exists to provide higher education in a vital Christian community where minds are engaged and challenged, character is modeled and formed, and service is an expression of faith.

Being of Wesleyan heritage, we strive to be a learning community where grace is foundational, truth is pursued, and holiness is a way of life.

The life of an academic involves three major areas of work; teaching, scholarship, and service. I am excited to invite you to browse through this report to give you an appreciation of how our faculty in the College of Arts & Humanities are engaging in these important areas of work.

Like many universities, we use the Boyer model for scholarship, which includes the scholarship of discovery, application, integration, and teaching/learning. The quality of each type of scholarship is typically judged in a rigorous manner by a community of peers within the related disciplinary fields of research, application, or performance. Most faculty members will not engage in every type of scholarship, but each is vitally important for the life of the college. This continued activity keeps them current in their areas of expertise and encourages their growth as lifelong learners. Each type of scholarship that faculty members participate in can also offer various benefits to the students who interact with these professors, either through direct engagement with a faculty mentor in a community of scholars or indirectly by learning through intentional educational opportunities informed by more experienced faculty members’ scholarship.

I commend to you the great variety and the high quality of the scholarship represented by members of the College of Arts & Humanities in this report, but more importantly, the outstanding faculty members themselves who are represented within its pages.

KERRY D. FULCHER, Ph.D. Provost & Chief Academic Officer

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Conference Papers and Presentations

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Faculty-Student Research Presentations and Projects

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Grants: Research, Instructional, and Developmental

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Projects and Professional Service

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Exhibitions and Performances

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Awards, Honors, Elections, and Appointments

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Professional Consulting

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MESSAGE FROM THE

DEAN G. JAMES DAICHENDT, Ed.D.

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I am pleased to present the third edition of the scholarship report from the College of Arts & Humanities at Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, California.

As a robust college within a private liberal arts university, we strive to ask big questions and challenge students to think critically and authentically as they engage the world. The personalized curriculum we offer is informed by our role as scholars and Christ followers. By browsing the latest accomplishments included in this publication, I believe you will find the varied accomplishments relevant and pursued with the utmost integrity.

Invitations to prestigious conferences, exhibitions, performances, workshops, and distinguished lectures around the world demonstrate our commitment to peer-reviewed scholarship. From academic niches to culturally relevant topics, studying the arts and humanities at PLNU is approached with great care and tact. Join me in recognizing and celebrating the faculty of the College of Arts & Humanities at PLNU. These artists and scholars model what it means to be teachers and researchers at the highest level. It’s this dedication and spirit that informs the classroom and the robust learning community we have established on campus.

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CONFERENCE

PAPERS + PRESENTATIONS Participation in professional

conferences allows us to

contribute and develop the

knowledge base that makes

up our varied disciplines, while invited lectures provide a venue to showcase specific projects and creative works.

Communication Association Convention, Organizational Communication Division,

J. Goren, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy,

San Diego, CA, May 2017

Carroll University Conference Paper. “Where is the Female Captain America? Superpowers and Gendered Power Association for Political Theory.” Ann Arbor, MI, October 2017 LINDA BEAIL, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science Presenter/Panelist. “Gender in the Disney Universe: Performance and Perception in

DEBBIE BURTON, M.M. Adjunct Professor of Music Education Conference Presentation. Workshop, “Spring into Music.” Tennessee Music Educators Conference, Nashville, TN, April–August 2017 Conference Presentation. Workshop, “Using Choirchimes and Barred Instruments in the General Music Classroom.” San

Disney Films and Television.” Margaret

Diego Unified School District Elementary

Stevenson Center for Women’s Studies

School Music Teachers meeting. San Diego,

event for faculty and students, PLNU, San

CA, June 2017

Diego, CA, October 2017

J. DAVID CARLSON, M.F.A.

Conference Paper. “Gender, Power and Anxiety Theorized through the Televisual American Political Science Association.”

San Francisco, CA, August, 2017

Professor of Art & Design Presentation. “Designer and Artist as Agent for Change.” iJADE (International Journal of Art & Design Education)

Conference Presentation. “Better in

Conference, Dublin, Ireland, November

Stereo: The Disney Channel’s Doubled

2017

and Divided Representations of Girlhood.”

Annual meeting of the Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association,

DANIELLE CERVANTES, M.A. Adjunct Professor of Journalism

San Diego, CA, April 2017

Conference Presentation. “Advanced

Conference Panel. “Discussant Actors,

Reporters & Editors National Conference,

Audiences, Aspirations: What Hamilton the Musical Teaches about Politics.” American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, September 2017 Roundtable Presenter/Participant.

“Teaching Trump: Reflections from the Classroom.” American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA,

Excel Reporting Techniques.” Investigative Phoenix, AZ, June 2017 DIANA CORDILEONE, Ph.D. Emeritus Professor of History Invited Presentation. “The Family Romances of Jelica Belović-Bernadzikowska before 1914.” Womens’ Studies Roundtable, University of Belgrade, November 2017

September 2017

DIANA CORDILEONE, Ph.D.

JEFF BIRDSELL, Ph.D.

Emeritus Professor of History

Assistant Professor of Communication Conference Presentation. “University Life is Like…: Metaphors of Studenthood and Their Modifications.” International

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LINDA BEAIL, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science; with Lilly

Conference Presentation and Lecture.

“Fin-de-siecle Vienna and Sarajevo.”

University of Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Bosnia, and Herzegovina, 2017

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Conference Presentation. “Becoming Serbian: The Memoirs of Jelica BelovicBernadzikowska.” University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia, 2017 PAULA CRONOVICH, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Spanish Lecture. “The No Campaign in Chile, 1988,” and Pablo Larraín’s film, “2012.” Invited lecture for Spanish Language through Film class, Bennington College, North

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Bennington, VT, March 2017 G. JAMES DAICHENDT, Ph.D. Dean of the Colleges of Arts & Humanities and College of Natural and Social Sciences Moderator/Host. “The Street Art Era.” Invited moderator for Christians in the Visual Arts Conference, Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, CA, June 2017

35 years. Broadcast Education Association

Panelist. “Making the Un/Common: A

(BEA), Las Vegas, NV, April 2017

Discussion of the roles of Curator, Artist,

DANIEL JACKSON, D.W.S.

Writer, and Collector.” Invited panel

Co-Chair and Professor of Music

member for Christians in the Visual Arts Conference, Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, CA, June 2017 Panelist. ArtPrize, Nine Grand Rapids, MI, October 2017 Conference Paper. “The Artist-Teacher Activist.” iJADE (International Journal of Art & Design Education) Conference, Dublin, Ireland, November 2017 ALAN HUETH, Ph.D. Professor of Communication Panel Moderator. “Service-Learning

Presentation. “Ethnic Music.” National American Directors Association Conference, Minneapolis, MN, March 2017 Conference Presentation.

“Hlohonolofatsa.” ACDA National Conference, Minneapolis, MN, March 2017 RICK KENNEDY, Ph.D.

Professor of History; with GRANT

WACKER, Ph.D. , Duke University; ELESHA

COFFMAN, Ph.D. , Baylor University;

ELIZABETH FLOWERS, Ph.D. , Texas

Christian University; and ANNE BLUE

in the Academy: A primer on service-

WILLIS, Ph.D. Davidson College

learning and its benefits within the media

Conference Panel. “The New Academic

curriculum.” The presentation led to the

Hagiography: Perspectives, Methods,

creation of a new Service Learning and

and Analysis American Society of Church

Community Engagement interest group

History.” American Historical Association,

in the BEA Curriculum, Assessment, and

Denver, CO, 2017

Administration Division and has integration of various types of service learning projects into media production courses for the past

Conference Paper. “Richard Henry Dana Jr. and the Evangelical Mission to the Pacific,

Discussion of the roles of Curator, Artist, Writer, and Collector.” Invited panel

Bernadzikowska.” University of Belgrade,

member for Christians in the Visual Arts

Belgrade, Serbia, 2017

Conference, Azusa Pacific University, Azusa,

PAULA CRONOVICH, Ph.D.

CA, June 2017

Associate Professor of Spanish

Panelist. ArtPrize, Nine Grand Rapids, MI,

Lecture. “The No Campaign in Chile, 1988,”

October 2017

and Pablo Larraín’s film, “2012.” Invited

Conference Paper. “The Artist-Teacher

lecture for Spanish Language through

Activist.” iJADE (International Journal of Art

Film class, Bennington College, North

& Design Education) Conference, Dublin,

Bennington, VT, March 2017

Ireland, November 2017

G. JAMES DAICHENDT, Ph.D.

ALAN HUETH, Ph.D.

Dean of the Colleges of Arts & Humanities

Professor of Communication

and College of Natural and Social Sciences

Panel Moderator. “Service-Learning

Moderator/Host. “The Street Art Era.”

in the Academy: A primer on service-

Invited moderator for Christians in the

learning and its benefits within the media

Visual Arts Conference, Azusa Pacific

curriculum.” The presentation led to the

University, Azusa, CA, June 2017

creation of a new Service Learning and

Panelist. “Making the Un/Common: A

Community Engagement interest group

Police officers walk by a burning police car Monday night in Ferguson, MO, after a St. Louis County grand jury decided to not

indict the Ferguson police Officer, Darren Wilson, in the shooting and death of Michael Brown. Justin Sullivan, Getty Images

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Conference Presentation. “Becoming Serbian: The Memoirs of Jelica Belovic-

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Conference Presentation. Presented

COURTNEY MAYER, M.F.A.

poems as a panelist. Tasty Other and

Associate Professor of Design

“Other: Poetry of Mothering and Music.”

Popular Culture Association, American Culture Association National Conference, San Diego, CA, April 2017 COURTNEY MAYER, M.F.A.

Associate Professor of Design; with MIKE MOORING, Ph.D., Professor of Biology; HARRY WATKINS, Ph.D., Professor of

Strategy, Marketing, and Sustainability;

Panelist. Invited faculty to describe art and design internship best practices, PLNU, San Diego, CA, 2017 DEAN NELSON, Ph.D. Professor, Founder, and Director of Journalism Lecture. “Journalism Today.” Presented to journalism class and news staff, Helix High

CAROL BLESSING, Ph.D. , Chair, Professor

School, La Mesa, CA, May 2017

VALIENTE-NEIGHBORS, Ph.D., Assistant

Century.” Keynote lectures, “Post-Truth

of Literature and Women’s Studies; JIMILIZ Professor of Sociology; and TRISHA STULL,

Presentation. “Post-Truth and the 21st and the News Media,” and “Post-Truth and

M.A., Director of the Office of Sustainability

Religion,” La Universidad Autonoma del

Host and Moderator. Faculty Q+A Film

Caribe, Barranquilla, Colombia, August

Screening + Live Webcast with Al Gore, An

2017

Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power. Event

Presentation. “Writing From—and For—

sponsors: College of Arts & Humanities;

Life.” Week-long writing workshops, Rancho

College of Natural & Social Science,

La Puerta, Tecate, Mexico, August 2017 and

Department of Art & Design, Department

December 2017

of Biology, Fermanian School of Business, School of Education, Office of Sustainability, Department of Sociology, School of Theology & Christian Ministry, and Ryan Library, PLNU Brown Chapel, San Diego, CA, October 2017

Presentation. “No Danger With Strangers: How to Conduct—and Prepare For— Interviews That Will Get Even the Haters To Talk.” National Excellence in Journalism Conference, Anaheim, CA, September 2017 Presentation. “How to Interview Anyone About Anything.” La Jolla Writers Conference, San Diego, CA, October 2017 Presentation. “What the Greats Say About Writing.” La Jolla Writers Conference, San Diego, CA, October 2017 Panelist. “Moralism and the Church.”

Pasadena First Church of the Nazarene, San Diego, CA, October 2017 Moderator. “Crossing the Military/Civilian Divide Public Library.” Moderated public discussion of veterans and their families attempting to write about their experiences with war, Point Loma Branch, San Diego, CA, February 2017

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Opposite photo. An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, foto exploreinspired.com

Above photo. Dean Nelson. “No Danger With Strangers: How to Conduct—and Prepare

for—Interviews that Will Get Even the Haters to Talk”

Moderator. “Report Card on the Media

Panelist. “International Journalism and

San Diego City College.” Annual gathering

Democracy San Diego Diplomacy Council.”

of newsmakers who evaluate the news

Participated in discussion with 15 journalists

coverage about themselves—event

from former Soviet states about the role of

sponsored by the San Diego Pro Chapter of

a free press in an emerging democracy, San

the Society of Professional Journalists, San

Diego, CA, 2017

Diego, CA, March 2017

Panelist. “Journalism: The Best of

Moderator. Hosted book launch for Actual

Times, The Worst of Times.” Point Loma

Malice by Bret Peace. Book explores the

Association, panel discussion with local

true crime story surrounding a congressman,

journalists on the state of the news media,

the death of an intern, and the news media

San Diego, CA, May 2017

coverage, City Club of San Diego, San Diego, CA, April 2017

Panelist. “Journalism in Africa San Diego Diplomacy Council.” Panel of international journalists.” San Diego, CA, May 2017

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gender in the

disney

universe

Performance and

Perception in Disney Films and Television

Conference Presentation. “Benefits of Debate: Theoretical and Practical, and tips

and Theatre

for understanding debate for the novice.”

Conference Presentations. “Decolonizing Disney Princesses: Maternal Restrictions on Parasocial Princess Interactions.”

“Decolonizing Disney: Gender Performance and Perception in Disney Films and Television.” Popular Culture Association Convention, San Diego, CA, April 2017

Novice Seminar, PSCFA (Pacific Southwest Communication Association), Grossmont College, San Diego, CA, September 2017 JAMES WICKS, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Literature Invitation Lecture. “Sympathetic Views of Japan in Café Lumière & Riding Alone for

Panel Presentation. “Gender in the Disney

Thousands of Miles.” Modern China Lecture

Universe: Performance and Perception in

Series, California State University, CSUSB,

Disney Films and Television.” PLNU, San

San Bernardino, CA, April 2017

Diego, CA, October 2017

Co-Keynote Address. “Hot Wars on

Conference Presentation. “You’re Not

Screen during the Cold War: Philosophical

a Princess: Maternal Restrictions on

Situations in King Hu’s Martial Arts

Parasocial Princess Relationships.” Popular

Films.” The 3rd Taiwan/Asia International

Culture Association, American Culture

Conference: 1950–1970 Taiwan and Hong

Association, San Diego, CA, 2017

Kong Film Personnel Exchange, The Taipei

KEITH PEDERSEN, D.M.A. Professor of Music Faculty Presentation. “Music in the Reformations: Wars over Worship.”

Reformation lectures series discussion of the musical results of various strands of the Reformation, PLNU Wesleyan Center, San Diego, CA, September 2017 LISA RASER, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Communication Workshop Presentation. “Communication for Connection.” Developed and facilitated a workshop for ResLife RA’s and RD’s, PLNU, San Diego, CA, August 2017 SKIP RUTLEDGE, Ph.D. Director of Forensics and Professor of Communication Conference Presentation. “Writing Debate Resolutions.” Coaches Conference, PSCFA (Pacific Southwest Communication Association), Rancho Los Palmas, Palm Springs, CA, September 2017

National University of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan, October 2017 Panel Commentator. “Sinophone Cinema Workshop.” University of California, San Diego, CA, November 2017

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FACULTYSTUDENT

RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS PROJECTS

Faculty and students mirror professionalism, robust

methods, and the discovery of

new knowledge throughout the College of Arts & Humanities.

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The LOT, Liberty Station, San Diego, CA,

Assistant Professor of Communication

October 2017

Conference and Student Research

Faculty-Student Research and Design

and research methods students presented

Portfolio Prep students partnered with

original research findings, Student Research

the Office of Sustainability using Human-

Presentation Day poster session, PLNU, San

Centered Design research methods to

Diego, CA, April 2017

create visual communications in print, social

COURTNEY MAYER, M.F.A.

media, and environmental graphics to

Presentation. Communication theories

Associate Professor of Design; with KATHRYN MURPHY, ’18 Publication Design Project. The College of Arts & Humanities Arts + Culture Calendar of Events was designed to celebrate faculty research, scholarship, teaching and service.

Project. “Creation Care Week.” ART 468

spread awareness of PLNU’s commitment to stewardship of all of God’s Creation.

It addressed sustainable practices, cause and effect relationships between climate change, and the health of people and our planet. PLNU, San Diego, CA, October 2017

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Public Awareness Campaign. “Alcohol

Presentation and Project. Danny Yount

poster exhibit focused on topics related to

Lecture. Designed, produced, and hosted event for the Emmy-award winning film and television titling designer, Danny Yount.

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JEFF BIRDSELL, Ph.D.

Awareness.” ART 303 Typography students the misuse of alcohol and posed thoughtprovoking questions and reflection. PLNU LOVE Gallery, San Diego, CA, March 2017

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Friday, October 20 5–6 pm The LOT, Liberty Station Free Admission

Danny Yount is a designer of film and

REQUIRED RSVP BY 10/16 Email courtneymayer@pointloma.edu

FREE

His production company Prodigal

television title sequences and campaigns.

Pictures has created title sequences

He is a title designer experienced in live-

and special event promos for shows

action production and motion design and

on FX Networks, FOX, NatGeo, SCI,

has collaborated with top film directors and

Sony Pictures, Columbia Pictures and

producers of feature film titles such as Kiss

Warner Bros. Prodigal has recently been

Kiss Bang Bang, Iron Man, Tron Legacy,

nominated for an Emmy for NatGeo’s

Sherlock Holmes, Oblivion and many others.

Breakthrough campaign created by Ron

Recognized internationally for his Emmy

Howard and Brian Grazer and has won

winning main title Six Feet Under, Danny

a Promax BDA gold award for the logo

ushered in a new era of television title design.

promoting the show, TYRANT.

designed “Mid-Century Modern Graphic Design in San Diego” exhibition catalogs and presented them to the director of the San Diego Public Library and curator of the exhibit, San Diego Central Library, San Diego, CA, April 2017 Graphic Design Portfolio Review. Senior Graphic Design students presented their print and web portfolios to industry

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Project and Presentation. ART 303 students

professionals, PLNU, San Diego, CA, Spring 2017 KEITH PEDERSEN, D.M.A .

Professor of Music Joint Performance. “Haydn Lord Nelson Mass and Bach Collegium.” Prepared 8 PLNU students and sang with them in 2 performances with San Diego’s premier professional early music ensemble. San Diego First Presbyterian Church, Sts. Constantine, and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, San Diego, May 2017

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GRANTS

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RESEARCH INSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENTAL Grants and awards signal the

significance and timeliness of our

faculty’s research, while service

to academic organizations and

professional bodies demonstrate

the practicality of such work and positive impact it has on the community at large.

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PAULA CRONOVICH, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Spanish Grant. RASP Grant, “The Works and Life of Raúl Zurita: Chile’s Poet of the Dictatorship.”

2017 Grant. Wesleyan Grant, Summer Scholar, “Geographical Themes in the Poetry of Raul Zurita.” 2017

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BRAD KELLE, Ph.D. Professor of Biblical Literature Grant. Wesleyan Grant, Fellow, “A Commentary on Hosea for the Old Testament Library Series.” 2017 Grant. RASP Grant, Co-edited book. Final proposal accepted, Oxford Handbook on the Old Testament Historical Books, Oxford

Besides his books, Raul Zurita is known for the sky-written ‘poetryaction’ in 1982, where five aeroplanes wrote his poem La Vida Nueva meaning ‘The New Life’ over New York City. In 1992, Zurita inscribed in the sands of the Atacama Desert across

University Press in 2018. Grant award, 2017 RICK KENNEDY, Ph.D. Professor of History Grant. Luce Foundation Grant, “Publication of Cotton Mather’s Biblia Americana.” (member of the team of editors), 2017 VICTOR LABENSKE, D.M.A. Professor of Music Grant. RASP Grant, “Manuscript Study of Ginastera Sonata No. 2.” 2017

“Cotton Mather.”Engraving, detail. Universal History Archive/Getty

three kilometers the words ni pena ni miedo meaning ‘neither pain nor fear,’ which is still visible. He is currently working on a project of writing on the cliffs in front of the sea in the north of Chile.

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REBECCA LAIRD, D.Min. Professor of Christian Ministry and Practice Grant. Wesleyan Grant, Fellow, “Women in Christianity Pilgrimage Course.” 2017 Grant. RASP Grant, “Women in Christianity Pilgrimage.” 2017 LINDSEY LUPO, Ph.D. Co-Chair and Professor of Political Science Grant. “Ferguson Commission.” A Research Alumni Grant, Journal submission pending, 2017 KATIE MANNING, Ph.D.

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Associate Professor of English Grant. RASP Grant, “Project PostPublication: Promoting Tasty Other.” 2017 KARA LYONS-PARDUE, Ph.D. Associate Professor of New Testament Grant. RASP Grant, “The Word Became Sound: Audio Podcasts on Biblical Studies.”

2017 BETTINA TATE PEDERSEN, Ph.D. Professor of Literature Grant. Wesleyan Grant, Fellow, “Feminism Matters for Christians: Intersectional Feminism in a Forever Fundamentalist World.” 2017 SAM POWELL, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy and Religion Grant. RASP Grant, “Interpreting the Bible.”

2017 JAMES WICKS, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Literature Grant. RASP Grant, “Taiwan Film Reel Project.” 2017

“St. Charles Borromeo Church” Enamel, lead and wood door, details.

Harold Balaz, 1961

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JECTS PROFESSIONAL+ SERVICE

Pushing boundaries and exploring new venues for our work requires

innovation and a creative spirit; our faculty is up to the challenge.

DANIEL JACKSON, D.W.S.

Associate Professor of Spanish

Co-Chair and Professor of Music

Professional Service. “Medium Festival of

Publishing. “Hlohonolofatsa” GIA/Walton

Photography,” volunteer, San Diego, CA,

Publishers, 25,000 sold this year, 2017

October 2017

RICK KENNEDY, Ph.D.

CAROL BLESSING, Ph.D. Professor of Literature; with NINA EVARKIOU, M.A., Adjunct Professor of Writing New Course Design. PLNU Study Abroad, LIT350, co-proposed, co-designed, and co-taught a study abroad program, Greece, July 2017

Professor of History Professional Service. Secretary, Western Regional Conference on Faith and History, Azuza Pacific University, Azuza, CA, 2017 KATIE MANNING, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Professional Service. Area Chair, Poetry Studies & Creative Poetry, Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association, San Diego, CA, April 2017

Greece. Photograph by Chris Lawton

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KELLI MCCOY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History Professional Service. “Historical Memory and the Story of Pocahontas.” Lectures given to high school students as an initiative of the Western History Association Conference, San Diego, CA, September 2017 KEITH PEDERSEN, D.M.A. Professor of Music Conducting. “San Diego Summer Sing: Haydn Lord Nelson Mass.” First United Methodist conducted community-wide

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Summer Sing, San Diego, CA, July 2017 Composition. “Summer Breezes.” Original composition premiered by PLNU’s Vocal Jazz Ensemble, San Dieguito United Methodist Church, San Diego, CA, November 2017 SKIP RUTLEDGE, Ph.D. Director of Forensics and Professor of Communication Project and Professional Service. “Point Loma Classic, Homeschool Speech and Debate Tournament.” Hosted tournament for approximately 700 participants, PLNU, San Diego, CA, January 2017 Project Professional Service. “PLNU Round Robin, Tournament of Excellence.” Hosted and directed elite round robin tournament for parliamentary debate, PLNU, San Diego, CA, February 2017 JAMES WICKS, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Literature New Course Design. Chinese 101 and 102, co-proposed and designed CHN 101 Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I and II. PLNU, San Diego, CA, 2017 New Course Design. PLNU Study Abroad, LIT351, co-proposed and designed a study abroad program to China and Korea, 2017

“Baptism of Pocahontas.”

John Gadsby Chapman.

Oil on canvas, 12’ x 18’ 1839; placed in Rotunda, U.S. Capitol. 1840

“Chinese script on paper poster posted on a brick wall.” Tao Jinjin. 2016 “China.” Yiran Ding. 2018

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PERFORMANCES Knowledge produced through creative work enriches and enlivens our community of

scholars. We celebrate diverse

ways of exploring and engaging the arts and music through creative processes.

Photography Exhibition. “Tuba Player at

Professor of Art & Design

the Border Wall.” Barrio Art Jam V, Group

Exhibition. “State of The Arts.” The First

Photo Exhibition, La Bodega Gallery, Barrio

Center for the Visual Arts, Nashville, TN, May–September 2017 SCOTT BENNETT, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Spanish Photography Exhibition. “Tuba Player at the Border Wall.” Aquí empieza Latinoamérica: exposición fotográfica del proyecto colaborativo Everyday La Frontera, Group Photo Exhibition, XVI Festival de Fotografía Tragameluz), San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico, November– December 2017 Photography Exhibition. “Soccer at Sunset.” Group exhibition featured 22

Logan, San Diego, CA, November 2017 DAVID ADEY, M.F.A., Professor of

Art & Design; LAEL CORBIN, M.F.A., Assistant Professor of Art & Design; EUGENE HARRIS, M.A., Professor of Art; COURTNEY MAYER, M.F.A., Associate

Professor of Design; KAREN SANGREN, Ph.D., Chair and Professor of Art Education;

JIM SKALMAN, M.F.A., Professor of Art Exhibition. PLNU Department of Art + Design Faculty Exhibit, Keller Gallery, PLNU, San Diego, CA, January–February 2017 LAEL CORBIN, M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art & Design

photos from photography workshop that

Exhibition. “Thrust, Weight, Drag, Lift.”

Bennett led in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. $500

Bread and Salt, Barrio Logan, San Diego,

proceeds given to non-profit Chinatown

CA, January–August 2017

Soup with 100 cameras. New York, NY, August 2017

“Tuba Player at the Border Wall.”

Photograph by Scott Bennett, 2017

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Recital Poems. “Pairs and Premieres.”

Drag, Lift.” Bread and Salt, Barrion Logan.

Recital featuring duet and solo piano

Completed the exhibition and residency

literature, plus the world premiere of the

then “flew” the sculpture in the desert east

new song cycle, “Mary Speaks of Her Son,”

of San Diego, CA, October, 2017

featuring poetry of Carl Winderl, Ph.D.,

Exhibition. “The Four Forces.” Keller

Professor of Writing, Crill Hall, PLNU,

Gallery, PLNU, San Diego, CA, November

San Diego, CA, March 2017

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Exhibition and Residency. “Thrust, Weight,

“The Four Forces.”

Sculpture by Lael Corbin, 2017

MEGAN DEBOARD, M.F.A.

VICTOR LABENSKE, D.M.A.

Part-Time Professor of Theatre

Professor of Music; with GLEN CAMPBELL,

Play. “Little Women.” Salomon Theatre,

Adjuct Professor of Music

PLNU, San Diego, CA, November 2017

Recital Poems. “Pairs and Premieres.”

Play. “Bus Stop.” Grossmont College,

Wesley Palms Retirement Community,

San Diego, CA, November 2017 VICTOR LABENSKE, D.M.A.

Professor of Music; with PHILIP TYLER,

San Diego, CA, February 2017 KATIE MANNING, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English

D.M., Professor of Music

Performance. “(Not) Dead (Yet) Poetry

Performance. “Brahms Horn Trio.” PLNU

Society’s First Friday Reading Series”

Choral Union and Orchestra Performance, Crill Hall, PLNU, San Diego, CA, April 2017

Featured reader, San Diego Writers Ink San Diego, CA, February 2017

Featured reader, Reading Series Gym

BRENDA MARTIN, M.M.

Assistant Professor of Music; with PHILIP

Standard, San Diego, CA, February 2017

TYLER, D.M., Professor of Music

Performance. “Selections from Tasty

Recital. “I’ll Remember.” Seaside Quartet

Other.” Invited guest poet, Biola University,

Chamber Concert, San Diego, CA, April

Mirada, CA, March 2017

2017

Performance. “A Turn for the Verse.”

PHILIP TYLER, D.M.

Featured reader, Meraki Café, San Diego,

Professor of Music; with PAÏVIKKI

CA, March 2017

NYKTER, and CECILIA KIM

Performance. “New Alchemy Poetry

Concert. Chamber concert, PLNU, Crill

Series.” Featured reader, Lestat’s West,

Performance Hall. Additional performances

San Diego, CA, April 2017

of this same program, Palomar College,

Poetry Reading. “Speak for Yourself.”

Mesa College, and benefit concert for

Selected poems, Provo, UT, August 2017 Poetry Reading. “The Poetry Circus.”

Selected poems, Griffith Park, Los Angeles,

Parkinson’s at the home of Cecilia Kim, San Diego, CA, April 2017 AMY MEIN, M.M.

CA, August 2017

Part-Time Professor of Music; with INES

Poetry Reading. “The Rapp Saloon Reading

BILL CLEMMONS, Ph.D., Co-Chair,

Series.” Selected poems, Santa Monica, CA, September 2017

IRAWATI, M.M., Vocal Coach and Pianist; Department of Music and Professor of Music Theory; DANIEL JACKSON,

Poetry Reading. “The Tabula Poetica

D.W.S., Co-Chair, Department of Music,

Reading Series.” Selected poems, Chapman

Professor of Music, and Choir Conductor;

University, Orange, CA, September 2017

PHILIP TYLER, D.M., Professor of Music;

Poetry Reading. “The Writers Place.”

Selections from Tasty Other. Kansas City, MO, November 2017

ANNABELLE TERBETSKI, M.M., Adjunct Faculty, Viola; CRAIG JOHNSON,

D.M.A., Professor of Music; and LYNDSEY

SWIDERSKI

Katie Manning

Philip Tyler with chamber musicians

Poetry Reading. “Poets in Conversation.”

Recital. Faculty voice recital solo and

Selections from Tasty Other, The Johnson

collaborative performance, Crill

County Library, Leawood, KS, November

Performance Hall, PLNU, San Diego,

2017

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DANIEL JACKSON, D.W.S. Co-Chair and Professor of Music Performance. “National High School Honor Choir.” Carnegie Hall, New York City, NY, April 2017 Performance. “National Festival Competition.” Kennedy Center, Washington, DC, April 2017 DEAN NELSON, Ph.D. Professor, Founder, and Director of

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Journalism Public Interview One Book One San Diego Kickoff Event Interview. The public library and KPBS combine efforts to encourage reading groups to read the same book. The 2017 selection was The Sandcastle Girls, by Chris Bohjalian, San Diego Public Library, San Diego, CA, 2017 KEITH PEDERSEN, D .M.A.

Professor of Music; with BRENDA MARTIN, M.M., Part-Time Professor of Music; BOB

MAGNUSSON, Adjuct Professor of Music; IAN CLER, Adjuct Professor of Music; and PHILIP TYLER, D.M., Professor of Music

Recital. “A Faculty Jazz Happening.” Guest performances, Crill Performance Hall, PLNU, San Diego, CA, September 2017 Concert Tour. Point Loma Singers travelled to Holland, Denmark, and Germany performing at various Nazarene and state churches, cathedrals and castles. 22 students: 13 performances in 4 countries, including snow days in New Jersey, March 2017 WALTER WILLIAMS, Ph.D. Professor of Communication and Theatre Performance. “Freud’s Last Session.”

Salomon Theatre, PLNU, San Diego, CA, 2017

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“Freud’s Last Session.” 2017 Directed by Walter Williams

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HONORS ELECTIONS APPOINTMENTS + We are so proud that our

faculty’s accomplishments transcend PLNU-related

activities to include service,

consulting in the community,

and awards that honor their specific expertise.

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LINDA BEAIL, Ph.D.

KATIE MANNING, Ph.D.

Professor of Political Science

Associate Professor of English

Election. President-elect, Politics, Literature

Award. Felicia Campbell Area Chair Award.

and Film section of the American Political

Area Chair, grew poetry area, and created

Science Association, 2017–2018

community, Popular Culture Association/

SCOTT BENNETT, Ph.D.

American Culture Association, April 2017

Associate Professor of Spanish

BEN CATER, Ph.D.

Sabbatical Award. “Documenting Latin

Associate Dean of General Education and

America: Essential Themes Through

Assistant Professor of History

Photography and Reflection,” Spring 2017 DEBBIE BURTON, Ph.D. Adjunct Professor of Music Education Award. Recipient of CMEA Elementary Music Specialist Award (State Award), 2017 DANIEL JACKSON, D.W.S. Co-Chair and Professor of Music Award. Recipient of the John Swain College/University Music Educator Award (Regional Award ), 2017

Debbie Burton

Ben Cater

Award. Best Article, Utah Historical Quarterly, 2017

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PUBLICATIONS In-depth and clearly written

scholarship is of vital importance to the faculty of the College

of Arts and Humanities. The

insight and knowledge provoked

through this inquiry fuels classrooms and conversations with students.

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Paris, France,, 2017, Photograph by G. James Daichendt

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G. JAMES DAICHENDT, Ph.D. Dean of the Colleges of Arts & Humanities and College of Natural and Social Sciences Book. The Urban Canvas: Street Art Around the World. October, 2017 BEN CATER, Ph.D. Associate Dean of General Education and Assistant Professor of History Book Contract. A Social History of Medicine and Public Health. University of Utah Press, 2017 LINDA BEAIL, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science Book Review. Mad Men: The Death and Redemption of American Democracy, by Sara MacDonald and Andrew Moore (Lexington Books, 2016), VoegelinView, August 2017 SCOTT BENNETT, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Spanish Online Art Journal. “Baby at the Border: JR Raises Questions about Immigration and Walls.” Paint This Desert, www. paintthisdesert.com, 2017 Article and Photo Essay. French artist JR’s “Kikito.” Installation, Tecate, Mexico, September 2017

Scott Bennett (right) with JR (middle), and author, San Diego/ Tijuana. Photograph by Scott Bennett

“Baby at the Border.”

JR raises questions about immigration and walls, San Diego/Tijuana.

Photograph by Scott Bennett

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SHAWN FIELDS, J.D.

Rick Kennedy’s response to these

Adjunct Professor of History & Political

commentators. 2017

Science

Chapter in book. “Richard Henry Dana, Jr.,

Published Article. “Debunking the Stranger-in-the-Bushes Myth: The Case for Sexual Assault Protection Orders.”

Dreaming: Society and Culture in the

Wisconsin Law Review.” 2017

Golden State, edited by Ron Wells, Eugene,

SHAWN FIELDS, J.D.

OR: Wipf & Stock, 2017

Adjunct Professor of History & Political

Essay. “Cotton Mather and the Changing

Science

Face of American Puritanism.” Online, Gale

Published Article. “The Unreviewable PLN U

Evangelical Consciousness, and the Colony of Hawaiians in San Diego,” California

Executive? National Security and the Limits

Researcher on American Literature, series editor, Laura Leibman, 2017

of Plenary Power.” Tennessee Law Review,

Article. “Lying in Plain Sight, La Jolla’s

2017

Assemblage of Religious Art,” Boom, A

BRAD KELLE, Ph.D.

Journal of California, vol. 6 (2016): 74–79,

Professor of Biblical Literature Book. Telling the Old Testament Story: God’s Mission and God’s People. Abingdon

2017 JAEYOON KIM, Ph.D. Professor of History

Press, Nashville, 2017

Book Review. Reflecting Silence:

RICK KENNEDY, Ph.D.

Perspectives on Shusaku Endo’s

Professor of History Published Article. Invited Plenary Address.

“The Eclectic and Purposeful Logic Textbooks of Seventeenth-Century New England.” La Recepción de la Lógica en el Nuevo Mundo, edited by J. Martín Castro-

Masterpiece. Picador Modern Classics, compiled by The Clapham Group, Macmillan Publishers, Spring 2017 KAREN LEE, Ph.D. Vice Provost for Accreditation and Institutional Effectiveness

Manzano (Valencia: 2017), 29–50, 2017

Book. Sonata in K. Ellipsis Press, New York,

Published Essay and Invited Response.

NY, February 2017

Fides et Historia. (v. 49, Summer/Fall 2017)

Book Review. Land Sparing. Gabrielle Klein

pp. 36–56, one of a set of essays arising

Nightboat Books, 2017

out of a panel discussion at the January 2017 meeting of the American Society of Church History discussing Rick Kennedy’s essay, “The New American Hagiography: Academically Responsible Biography of Holy Persons.” First published in 2015 in Christian Scholars Review. Essays in Fides et Historia by Elesha Coffman, Ph.D., Baylor University; Elizabeth Flowers, Ph.D., Texas Christian University; Grant Wacker, Ph.D., Duke Divinity School; and Anne Blue Wills, Ph.D., Davidson College—Also published,

Poetry. “Open Doors: An Invitation to Poetry.” Anthology, edited by Irene Praitis, Jie Tian, and Natalie Graham, published

by Chaparral Canyon Press. Included the poems, “On JinXing in Transit,” “In Praise of Amarillo Light,” and “On Blindness, Lilies, and Siete Azahares.” 2017 Poetry. “Remembering the Days that Breathed Pink.” Anthology edited by Nicole Borello and published by Quaci Press. ​It included the poems, “On the Banana

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Sonata in K Cover Detail Written by Karen Lee, Ph.D.

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Poetry Club,” “Desire to Selah,” “On Point

KATIE MANNING, Ph.D.

Judith Light,” “A Song for Tuvan Women in

Associate Professor of English

the Harmonics of Flesh and Spirit,” “Riddle of a Velvet Cork in Your Medicine Cabinet,” “On Fashionologies,” 2017 Poetry. “Dear Millennium, a Nocturne of Questions.” Third Coast, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, 2017 Poetry. “Meditation on a Red Seed as Transformation,” “Sisters of the Raging Millennium at a Hundred Years,” “On the

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Leviatation of Beautiful Objects.” Prairie Schooner, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, 2017 Poetry. “On Arigatory, Meditation on the End of All Things.” West Branch, Bucknell

Poetry. “The Book of Peers and Afterdinner Conversation.” The Nice Cage, Issue 3, January 2017 Poetry. “The Book of Sex, The Book of Mean, and The Book of Jam.” Psaltery & Lyre, February 2017 Poetry. “The Book of Ice.” Heron Tree, February 2017 Journal. “The Book of Icons.” Unlost Journal, A Journal of Found Poetry, May 2017 Journal. “Baga Undone.” The American Journal of Nursing, Vol. 117, No. 9 Poem,

University, Lewisburg, PA, 2017

September 2017

Poetry. “On Souls Flowering at Two

Journal. “The Book of Us,” and “The Book

Hundred Degrees.” The Windhover, A Journal of Christian Literature, University

of Cons.” Poems, Ink & Letters, Issue 6, Fall 2017

Mary-Hardin Baylor, Belton, TX, February

Poetry. “When We Finish Playing Cootie.”

2017

Rogue Agent, Issue 24, March 2017

Poetry Reprint. “Dear Millennium,” Cardus:

COURTNEY MAYER, M.F.A.

Christian Social Thought, Academy of

Associate Professor of Design; with

American Poets, “Inadequate Witness,”

KATHRYN MURPHY, ’18 graphic design

orginally appeared in American Poet, 2017 Poetry Reprint. “On Tristeza Light.” Orange

Publication. College of Arts & Humanities, Arts + Culture Calendar of Events.

County, A Literary Field Guide. Heyday

Publication designed to feature the vibrant

Books, Originally appeared in POOL: A

event programming of the College of Arts

Journal of Poetry, Santa Ana, CA, 2017

& Humanities. PLNU, San Diego, CA,

Short Story. “Extinction of Female Blue

August 2017

Morphos from the Love Archives of a

COURTNEY MAYER, M.F.A.

Museologist.” Minola Review, 2017

Associate Professor of Design

COURTNEY LUND, O’NEIL, M.F.A.

Publication. College of Arts & Humanities

Adjunct Professor of Writing

Scholarship Report. Publication designed

Magazine. “Gavin’s First Christmas Was

to celebrate faculty research, scholarship,

Supposed to Be His Last. This Year Marks His Tenth.” Good Housekeeping, Christmas essay, December 2017

teaching and service, PLNU, San Diego, CA, January 2017

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DEAN NELSON, Ph.D. Professor, Founder, and Director of

2017 Kyoto Prize Laureates. Photograph

courtesty of the Inamori Foundation

Journalism Magazine. “No Danger with Strangers:

the Kyoto Prize laureates and their

Conduct–and Prepare For–Interviews That

appearances in San Diego. San Diego

Will Get Even the Haters to Talk.” Quill

Magazine, March 2017

Magazine, the official magazine of the

Article/Website. “A Conversation with

Society of Professional Journalists, August 2017

Vicente Fox.” Recalling Nelson’s time with the former president of Mexico in light of

Magazine. “The Paradoxes of Mother

the Trump administration. Hummingbird

Teresa.” Sojourners Magazine, September

Review Literary Journal, March 2017

2017

Newspaper Quote. “The Evangelical Roots

Magazine. “Laser Beam in My Dream.”

of our Post-Truth Society.” New York Times,

Story about the band, The Ozark Mountain

April 2017

Daredevils, Missouri Life, February 2017

CARL WINDERL, Ph.D.

Article/Website. “The Ozark Mountain Daredevils are Still Shining.” Missouri Life, February 2017 Article/Website. “The Prestigious Kyoto Prize Comes to San Diego.” Describes

Emeritus Professor of Writing Magazine. “God Working Anonymously.”

Friends of Mercy, September 2017 Magazine. “As Once was So.” The Christian Century, October 2017

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CONSULTING Lupturem. Nam, ium hicae eos

dignime possitias in estias parum

quostio nsedita tenihil iquiaer itiori tempos exerferum, sit lame enihit vellese nimuscipsant volupicatem di dunt, te culpa demporem rem rernaturi diostiscius nihiciis eum nonserr oribusdaes nulluptae es

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Daniel Jackson’s Concert Choir

DANIEL JACKSON, D.W.S.

Workshop Presenter. Upland Christian

Co-Chair and Professor of Music

Academy, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, March

Adjudicator. “Forum Festival.” Eastlake,

2017

CA, March 2017

Workshop Presenter. North Canyon High

Adjudicator. “CMEA Southern Section High

School, Phoenix, AZ, March 2017

School Festival.” San Diego, CA, April 2017

Workshop Presenter. Granite Hills High

Adjudicator. “CMEA Southern Section

School, El Cajon, CA, March 2017

Middle School Festival.” San Diego, CA,

Workshop Presenter. Providence High

April 2017

School, Burbank, CA, March 2017

Consulting Guest. “Arizona All-State Choir

Workshop Presenter. Taylorsville High

Festival.” Clinician, Phoenix, AZ, February

School Choir, Taylorsville, UT, April 2017

2017

Workshop Presenter. Mt. Eden High School

Workshop Presenter. Marcos De Niza High School, Tempe, AZ, March 2017 Workshop Presenter. Crockett High School, Austin, TX, March 2017 Workshop Presenter. Redwood High School, Larkspur, CA, March 2017

Choir, Hayward, CA, April 2017 Workshop Presenter. Hoover High School, San Diego, CA, April 2017 Workshop Presenter. Westlake High School, Thousand Oaks, CA, April 2017 Workshop Presenter. Chamber Choir Clinic, San Diego, CA, April 2017

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JOHN CRAIG JOHNSON, D.M.A.

KATIE MANNING, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Music, Vocal Studies

Associate Professor of English

Coordinator

Consultant. External review consultant

Consultant. “Opera Exposed!” San Diego

for English Language Arts ACT. Reviewed

City Opera consultant and liaison between

confidential ACT question banks, San

PLNU and SDO’s Opera Educational

Diego, April 2017

Outreach Program, San Diego, CA, 2017

DEAN NELSON, Ph.D.

Consultant and Board Member. San Diego

Professor, Founder, and Director of

City Opera, San Diego, CA, 2017

Journalism

VICTOR LABENSKE, D.M.A.

Committee Member. Invited to participate

Professor of Music

in planning the first ever San Diego Festival

Adjudicator. “MTAC Duo Festival Greene

of Books, Liberty Station, San Diego, CA,

Music.” Piano festival, San Diego, CA,

2017

January 2017

Board of Directors Secretary. San Diego

Adjudicator. “MTAC Bach Festival.” Piano

Writers Ink, promoted writing and literacy

festival, San Marcos Lutheran Church, North

throughout San Diego County, 2017

County San Diego, CA, February 2017

Consultant. Board of Directors Secretary,

Adjudicator. “National Federation of Music

San Diego Writers Ink, programmed for

Clubs.” Piano festival, University of San Diego, San Diego, CA, March 2017 Master Class Instructor. Public coaching of piano students, Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA, March 2017

Victor Labenske with Sara Victor, ’17, Music

local writing community, San Diego, CA, 2017

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Design/Art Direction Courtney Mayer Production Magdalena Cook, ’19 Graphic Design Writing/Editing G. James Daichendt

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Cover Photo Melanie Voigt, ‘16 Graphic Design

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