Inside Bona's Archive

Oct 16, 2017

Dr. Carol Wittmeyer

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Associate Professor of Management, Management Department, School of Business

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Dr. Carol Wittmeyer was an invited speaker for the Albany Family Business Owners' Forum on Tuesday, Oct. 11, at the Capital Region Chamber of Commerce Schenectady Office. Her talk was titled "Planning for the Unexpected."

Oct 16, 2017

School of Business Faculty

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School of Business Faculty

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Dr. Carl J. Case, professor of business information systems, and Darwin L. King, professor of accounting, had their paper titled “Internet Trolling Victimization: An Empirical Examination of Incidence in Undergraduate Business Students" published in the Academic and Business Research Institute 2017 St. Louis International Conference Proceedings.

Oct 16, 2017

Department of Marketing

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School of Business

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Dr. Paul G. Barretta, along with Professor Kristen Ryan, both of the Marketing Department in the School of Business, had a case study accepted by Sage Business Cases, a database of academic case studies used by universities worldwide. "Perry’s Ice Cream Distribution Strategy and Strategic Alliances: The 800-Pound Gorilla" is based on Ryan's experience working for Perry's Ice Cream as well as her experience teaching full time for more than five years at St. Bonaventure. Marketing graduate and current MBA student DJ Mitchell also contributed to the case study. The case was developed with support from a Martine-Keenan Research Grant.

Oct 16, 2017

Dr. Charles Walker

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Professor Emeritus in Psychology, Psychology Department, School of Arts and Sciences

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As part of his "My Brother's Keeper" Series, Dr. Charles Walker recently delivered an address to the faculty and students of Villa Maria College on "Compassion & Happiness: Creating Well-being for Yourself & Others."

Oct 16, 2017

Dr. Anne Foerst

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Associate Professor of Computer Science, Computer Science Department, School of Arts and Sciences

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Dr. Anne Foerst gave the annual John Calvin McNair Lecture on Science and Theology at St. Andrews College, N.C., on Oct. 17, titled "Loving Robots? Invite Yet Another Stranger In."

Oct 16, 2017

Dr. Robin Valeri

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Professor of Psychology, Psychology Department, School of Arts and Sciences

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An article titled "An Analysis of Skinhead Websites and Social Networks, A Decade Later" by Dr. Robin Valeri, Nicole Sweazy (SBU 2017), and Dr. Kevin Borgeson will appear in the Fall 2017 Issue of Michigan Sociological Review. The research examined five Skinhead identities (Traditional, Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice (S.H.A.R.P.), Racist/Nationalist, Gay, and Other) and cultures as presented on the web and on social networks. On the web, Traditional Skinheads followed by Gay Skinheads and Racist/Nationalist Skinheads are the most prevalent. On social networks, Traditional Skinheads and Racist/Nationalists are the most prevalent. The most dominant cultural element, regardless of Skinhead identity, was music, with references to beer, clothes, scooters, and tattoos varying by group. Racist/Nationalist webpages were more likely than any other group to have been updated recently, include recruitment information, and have links to Other Skinhead groups. The results suggest a diversity and complexity to Skinhead culture. As is demonstrated by the diversity of Skinhead groups on the web, in terms of nationality and ideology, the Skinhead movement has proven that it can adapt to incorporate newer social issues such as the vegan, animal rights Skinhead group while retaining ties to older ideals and political movements, as reflected in the continued presence of Traditional Skinheads, Racist/Nationalist Skinheads, and S.H.A.R.P.s. Given their ability to stay connected technologically with youth, their tough and proud image, and the social/political adaptability of the movement, we predict a long future for the Skinhead movement.

Sep 28, 2017

Dr. Donika Kelly

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Assistant Professor of English, English Department, School of Arts and Sciences

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Dr. Donika Kelly's new book of poetry has been published by fivehundred places. http://fivehundred-places.com/work/#/donika-kelly/

Sep 28, 2017

Dr. Kimberly Young

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Program Director, Master's in Strategic Leadership program, Jandoli School of Communication

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Dr. Kimberly Young recently had the book "Internet Addiction in Children and Adolescents: Risk Factors, Assessment, and Treatment" published by Springer Academic Press. Young co-edited the book with Dr. Cristiano Nabuco de Abreu, director of the Impulse Disorders Outpatient Unit at the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. The textbook contains 15 chapters from experts on strategies for evaluation and treatment of Internet addiction among children and teenagers. It examines early warning signs or risky behaviors among young children that could lead to the development of Internet addiction. It also examines the cognitive, developmental, and social impact of Internet addiction among young children. It provides several assessment tools and treatment protocols for therapists treating this population and strategies for school systems to integrate screen smart strategies related to technology use in the classroom.

Sep 26, 2017

Dr. Robin Valeri

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Professor of Psychology, Psychology Department, School of Arts and Sciences

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The research of Dr. Robin Valeri, along with that of Kevin Borgeson, was featured in the September issue of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology’s newsletter. The article, titled "Skinheads: Variations Within the Subculture," can be read here http://spsp.org/news-center/member-newsletters/09-14-17/skinheads-more-varied-than-outside-think.

Sep 26, 2017

Dr. John Mulryan

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Distinguished Board of Trustees Professor Emeritus in English, English Department, School of Arts and Sciences

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Dr. John Mulryan, Distinguished Board of Trustees Professor, Emeritus, was the outside evaluator for a candidate for full professor at Florida Atlantic University. On Sept. 14, he conducted a forum on the Greek Septuagint, assisted by Tyler Grudi, a student in the theology and communication departments. His article, "The Renaissance Mythographers," was recently published in the Wiley Blackwell publication, "A Handbook to the Reception of Classical Mythology" (2017). He has also recently published reviews in "Cithara" and "Milton Quarterly."