Inside Bona's Archive

Mar 29, 2016

Dr. Ed. Simone

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Director of the Theater Program

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Dr. Ed. Simone, professor of theater and director of the theater program, recently responded to a production of "The Women of Lockerbie" at Seton Hall University in New Jersey. Simone is a responder for the Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival Region II. He attended the production and discussed the acting and technical elements with students and faculty. KC/ACTF responders also nominate student actors for the Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship Competition, recommend plays to advance to the regional festival and recommend citations for various production achievements. In the the coming weeks, Simone will respond to productions of "Hamlet" and "Baby with the Bathwater" at universities in New York and Pennsylvania.

Mar 17, 2016

Parker A. Suddeth

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Coordinator for the Damietta Center for Multicultural Student Affairs

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Parker A. Suddeth, coordinator for the Damietta Center for multicultural student affairs, co-presented a national conference presentation on "The First Six Months: Personal Foundations Towards Self-Care in Job One" for the NASPA Student Affairs in Higher Education held in Indianapolis, IN. Suddeth's presentation highlighted positive ways to combat the challenges new professionals face when entering the field.

Mar 15, 2016

Dr. Gregory J. Privitera

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Associate Professor of Psychology

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Dr. Gregory J. Privitera, associate professor of psychology (left), is pictured with students Kayla Cuifolo, ’16, and Quentin King-Shepard, ’16, during a presentation at the Eastern Psychological Association Conference. Their presentation was titled "Depression and BMI Levels Influence Intake in a Buffet Following Mood Manipulation."

Mar 15, 2016

Dr. Robin Valeri

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Professor of Psychology

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Dr. Robin Valeri, professor of psychology, and Dr. Kevin Borgeson, Salem State University, published a chapter titled "Sticks and Stones: When the Words of Hatred Become Weapons, A Social Psychological Perspective," in "Global Perspectives on Youth Gang Behavior, Violence, and Weapons: IGI Global," from Simon Harding and Marek Palasinki (eds.). Additionally, Valeri and two senior psychology majors, Gregg Byrne and Kathryn Winterburn, presented their research, titled "College Students’ Attitudes toward Tattooed Male Models Representing their University," at the 2016 meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association in New York, N.Y.

Mar 15, 2016

Darwin L. King and Dr. Carl J. Case

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School of Business

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Darwin L. King, professor of accounting, and Dr. Carl J. Case, professor of business information systems, earned a Best Paper Award from the American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences for their paper titled "A Concise History of Professional Accounting Associations.” The paper was also accepted to be published in the American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences Journal of Business and Accounting.

Mar 2, 2016

Dr. Paul G. Barretta

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Assistant Professor and Chair of Marketing Department

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An article that Dr. Paul G. Barretta, assistant professor and chair of the Department of Marketing, co-authored with Dr. Emre Ulusoy, a colleague from Youngstown State University, has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Global Responsibility, an Emerald publication. The article, titled “How Green are You, Really? Consumers’ Skepticism toward Brands with Green Claims” is forthcoming in print and online.

Mar 2, 2016

Chris Brown

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Director of First-Year Experience

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Chris Brown, director of the First-Year Experience program (FYE), presented three educational sessions at the NODA Region IX annual conference. NODA is the Association for Orientation, Transition, and Retention in Higher Education. Brown's presentations included "Exploring Diversity through Social Identities" for the Regional Orientation Leader Institute, a training program for senior student leaders. He was joined by Margaret Young, the FYE graduate assistant, in a presentation highlighting St. Bonaventure's peer coaching program titled "Leveraging Peer Support in Retention Efforts." The final presentation, "The Power of Mission in Student Leadership Training," highlighted the incorporation of mission-based education in leader development and formation programs.

Mar 2, 2016

Julie Curran

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Orientation Leader

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Julie Curran, orientation leader, was recognized at the NODA Region IX regional conference. NODA is the Association for Orientation, Transition, and Retention in Higher Education, and region IX represents all colleges and universities in New England, New York and eastern Canada. Julie competed in the undergraduate case study competition, and her presentation team won the Best Problem Solving award.

Mar 2, 2016

Lawrence (LB) Hayes

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Orientation Leader

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Lawrence (LB) Hayes, orientation leader, was recognized at the NODA Region IX regional conference. NODA is the Association for Orientation, Transition, and Retention in Higher Education, and region IX represents all colleges and universities in New England, New York and eastern Canada. LB competed in the undergraduate case study competition, and his presentation team won the Best Communication award.

Mar 2, 2016

Margaret Young

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First-Year Experience Graduate Assistant

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Margaret Young, first-year experience graduate assistant, was recognized at the NODA Region IX regional conference. NODA is the Association for Orientation, Transition, and Retention in Higher Education, and region IX represents all colleges and universities in New England, New York and eastern Canada. She won the Outstanding Graduate Student Leadership award in recognition for her contribution to orientation, transition and retention efforts at St. Bonaventure.