QUEST 2003 ADDENDUM
ADDITIONAL PRESENTATIONS
103 Lanigan Hall
2:45 p.m. Carolyn House "Beautiful Bears: Preschooler's Ideas of
(Curriculum & Instruction) What Makes a Picture Beautiful?'
Sponsor: Audrey C. Rule
This
study qualitatively examines preschool children's ideas about book
illustrations they regard as beautiful. To control variables, the subject
matter of illustrations used in the study was limited to bears. Interviews with
preschoolers reveal preferences of book illustrations and influences upon
choices. With regard to the early stages of aesthetic development, data
indicate the value of integrating visual arts with social and cognitive
education. Educators are encouraged to design appealing and effective
curriculum that combine child development with school readiness expectations.
101 Lanigan at 9:15 –or- 212 Hewitt Union 2:00PM
Jacqueline Campbell "Cultural Differences and Ethics"
(School of Business - MBA)
Sponsor: Steven Luxmore
Our
group will be representing MBA 516, International Business, on the topic
of “Cultural Differences and
Ethics.” Specifically, we will be
presenting the theoretical aspects that coincide with different cultures and
how they affect their Ethical practices.
We will also be doing this using case studies and other examples to
illustrate these differences. One
aspect of our program is how cultural differences create ethical dilemmas. What certain cultures would view as acceptable
behavior, other cultures may view as immoral.
We will also include the importance of Social Structure, Language and
Communication, and Values and Attitudes of different cultures and how they
affect ethics in different cultures.
Hewitt Union - Steeper Bell Auditorium (Room 213)
9:00 "Global and International Studies Essay Contest Winners"
1st Prize: Beisan
Hamden "To Be a Patriot and a Cosmopolitan in the Current World"
2nd Prize: David
Bering-Porter "The Cosmopolite and the Patriot: Terrorism and the State in
Relation to the Patriotic and Cosmopolitan Subject"
3rd Prize: Samuel
Ortiz "Can someone be both a patriot and a cosmopolitan in the current
world?"
4th
Prize Heather King "Can
someone be both a patriot and a cosmopolitan in the current
world?"
Poster Session
– Lanigan Hall Reception Area
8:40 Tiffany Bartlett “Check Mate”
(Art)
Sponsor: Kathy Budd
An Interactive Public Art piece titled Check Mate, to be shown to inform the
audience of their rights and reasons for voting.
Formal Lounge, Hewitt Union
3:30 Award Ceremonies
The President's Award for Teaching Excellence will be awarded to
Paula Bobrowski by Dr. Howard Gordon
101 Lanigan
8:45 “Impact of
MNCs on Host Countries”
MOVED TO 9:00
101 Lanigan
9:15 Pamela Cox (Marketing and Management)
"Creating a Mexican Module for an Organizational Behavior Course"
MOVED TO 2:00 - 102 Lanigan
102 Lanigan
12:30 Steven Luxmore will co-chair with Paula Bobrowski
2:00 David Bering-Porter (Philosophy)
"A Matter of Experience, An Inquiry Into the Nature of Minds Through an
Exploration of Experience"
MOVED TO 2:15PM – 105 Lanigan Hall
102A Lanigan Hall
12:30 Brion van Over will replace Pamela Rogers
"Reading and Writing Popular Culture"
104 Lanigan Hall
12:30 Linda Loomis will not be chairing this session
105 Lanigan Hall
2:15 Leonardo Hernandez, Panel “Genocide and Revolution:
MOVED TO 1:30PM – 212 Hewitt Union
212 Hewitt Union
9:00 "Personal Safety Task Force" - Moved to 34B Lanigan Hall
1:00 "Communication Arts and Activism" - Moved to 34B Lanigan Hall
220 Hewitt Union
9:00 Rhonda Mandel (Provost) Jean Ann (C&I)
"Oswego Reading Initiative - Using the Summer Reading Program Effectively in
the Classroom" - MOVED TO 34A Lanigan Hall
102 A Lanigan Hall
9:15 Tyson Littenberg, Jared Rokitowski, Joseph Handsfield (Physics)
"Trace Metal Analysis of Oswego River Sediment Using PIXE"
101 Lanigan
9:00 Irfanudden Muhammad (Marketing and Management)
"Family Medical Leave Act"
10:00 Tenyka Goldsboro (Psychology)
“Effects of Media on Women”