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EDUCATION
EMPLOYMENT
HISTORY
1990 - Present Associate
Professor, Tenured, York University, Toronto, Ontario
Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies
– School of Administrative Studies, Marketing
School of Women's Studies
Faculty of Environmental Studies
Faculty of Graduate Studies |
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1982-1989 Assistant Professor of Marketing |
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1982-1998 Marketing Area Co-ordinator |
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1980-1982 Contract Course Director, Introductory Finance and Financial
Management |
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1992-1993 Visiting
Professor, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia
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Prior Teaching Experience
Mt. Carroll
and Lincolnwood, Illinois and Ft. Hancock, Texas Public Schools |
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Prior Business Experience
Research Analyst & Administrator,
Various Chicago Stockbrokerage Houses
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HONOURS AND
AWARDS
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Session’s
Best Paper Award: The 4th International Conference on
Social and Organizational Informatics and Cybernetics. Session:
Relations Between Society/Organizations and
Cybernetics/Cyber-Technologies, 2008 |
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Session’s
Best Paper Award: The 3rd International Conference on
Social and Organizational Informatics and Cybernetics. Session:
Relations Between Society/Organizations and
Informatics/Info-Rich and Info-Poor, 2007 |
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Atkinson Alumni/ae Teaching Excellence Award, 1996
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LICENSES
AND CERTIFICATES
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Certified teacher in Texas and Illinois, United States
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SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
SSHRC REVIEWER
For Canada Social Sciences
and Humanities Research Council Grants in Marketing
(1998, 1997,
1996, 1992) |
JOURNAL REVIEWER
| Journal of Consumer Affairs
(April 2007) |
| American Marketing Association
Educators’ Conference (1999) |
| Academy of Marketing Science
(1999) |
| Journal of Business Ethics, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Netherlands (1997) |
| Journal of Business Ethics, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Netherlands (1996) |
CONFERENCE CONVENOR
| Member of Programme Committee,
The 4th International Conference on Social and Organizational
Informatics and Cybernetics: SOIC 2008 in the context of The 2nd
International Multi-Conference on Society, Cybernetics and
Informatics: IMSCI, Orlando, Florida (29 June – 2 July 2008) |
| Conference Co-Convenor with
Professor Shelagh Wilkinson, “Feminist Issues in Business:
Uneasy Partners” York (November 1988) |
CONFERENCE REVIEWER
| 2009
International Multi-Conference on Society, Cybernetics, and
Informatics, International Conference on Social and
Organizational Informatics and Cybernetics (December 2008) |
| 2008 International
Multi-Conference on Society, Cybernetics, and Informatics,
International Conference on Social and Organizational
Informatics and Cybernetics (February 2008) |
| American Marketing Association
Summer Educators' Conference (February 1995) |
CONFERENCE SESSION
CHAIR
| International Multi-Conference
on Society, Cybernetics, and Informatics, International
Conference on Social and Organizational Informatics and
Cybernetics, Orlando, Florida (July 2008) |
| International Multi-Conference
on Society, Cybernetics, and Informatics, International
Conference on Social and Organizational Informatics and
Cybernetics, Orlando, Florida (July 2007) |
| Emerging Issues in Business
and Technology Conference (November 2005) |
| Emerging Issues in Business
and Technology Conference (October 2004) |
| Emerging Issues in Business
and Technology Conference (October 2003) |
| Emerging Issues in Business
and Technology Conference (October 2002) |
| Emerging Issues in Business
and Technology Conference (October 2000) |
| Emerging Issues in Business
and Technology Conference (October 1999) |
INTERVIEWED
| Interviewed by Jay Somerset
for magazine article on Consumer Decision Making in Big Ticket
Purchasing (May 2006) |
| Interviewed by Lisa Paul,
Ryerson Journalism Student, for article on The Use of Training
Schools as Marketing Tactic (April 2006) |
| Interviewed by Rafael Brusilow
from the Toronto Metro News for an article on online education
(June 2005) |
| Interviewed for background
material by CBC Radio on the subject of Belinda Stronach’s
crossing the floor of Parliament, with respect to Women’s
Studies issues (May 2005) |
| Interviewed by Lisa Marr, The
Hamilton Spectator, on consumer behaviour with respect to
cleaning products (March 2005) |
| Interviewed by Jenny Yuen of
Now Magazine for an article on Refund Anticipation Loans (Instant
Tax Refund Loans) with respect to the behaviour of consumers
(February 2005) |
| Interviewed by Clifton Joseph
for CBC Marketplace, on website;
http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/files/home/fire/ripley.html
(October 2004) |
| Interviewed by Pam Smyth,
Associate Producer of CBC Marketplace, on consumer behaviour
(June 2004) |
| Interviewed for article on
women and work: “Oh Baby, Pick a Hubby Who Dusts,” by Trish
Crawford, Toronto Star:A2 (May 2004) |
| Interviewed for Gail Powell’s
column “Marketline” in Food In Canada, on marketing to the gay
and lesbian community in Canada (September 2002) |
| Interviewed for CHRY York
University radio station (105.5FM), speaking on issues of stress
for students at exam time (November 2001) |
| Interviewed for Martin,
Kathleen (2001) “How Far Really?” Marketing (July 2):13-14,
article on sex role stereotypes (Spring 2001) |
| Interviewed for TV Ontario
programme on body image and the media (1999) |
GUEST LECTURES
| Presented
"Why All These Dead White Men? On the Importance of Not
Rewriting History When Acknowledging Gender Race and Class” in
Claudio Duran’s course Mass Media and Ideology (July 2008) |
| Presented “Educating Through the Mass Media Through the Ages” In Claudio
Duran’s course, Education and the Mass Media (March 2008) |
| Presented “Socialization Through Advertising” In Claudio Duran’s course,
Education and the Mass Media (March 2007) |
| Presented “Advertising as Socialization and Education.” In Claudio Duran’s
course, Schools, Critical Pedagogy and Mass Media (March 2005) |
| Presented "The Media and
Language: Marketing Sexist Attitudes” in Professor Claudio
Duran’s Philosophy/Administrative Studies course (March 1997)
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| Presented “Logic and Emotion
in Advertising: Six Approaches” in Professor Claudio Duran’s
Philosophy/Administrative Studies course (Fall 1996)
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| Presented “Mentoring: Glass
Ceilings and Good Crystal” to Toronto M.B.A. Women's Association
Mentoring Programme (October 1996) |
| Presented "The Media and
Language: Marketing Sexist Attitudes” in Professor Claudio
Duran’s Philosophy/Administrative Studies course (February 1996)
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| Presented "Logic and Emotion
in Advertising: Six Approaches” in Professor Claudio Duran’s
Philosophy/Administrative Studies course (Fall 1995)
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| Presented
“Fighting Backlash: Women and Men Working Together” workshop for
Environment Canada celebration of International Women's Day
(March 1995) |
| Presented “Women as Low Risk
Takers: Challenging the Myth” workshop for female employees
facing job cuts in new budget, Environment Canada AES (February
1995) |
| Presented “Women and Work:
Harnessing Our Creative Powers for More Rewarding Lives”
workshop for Environment Canada celebration of International
Women's Day (March 1994) |
| Presented “Women and Business:
Equality and Dignity” two workshops for Bradford, Ontario
Women's Network (1994) |
| Presented “Through the Glass
Ceiling: Broad Horizons” two workshops for women in management,
Antigonish,
Nova Scotia (1993) |
| Presented “Supporting Women in
Management,” two workshops for women at New Glasgow, Nova Scotia
Canada Employment Centre (May 1993) |
| Served as Invited Speaker,
International Women's Day, Canada Employment Centre, Antigonish,
Nova Scotia (March 1993) |
PANEL DISCUSSIONS
| Served as Panel Member on “A
Short History of Graduate Student and Labour Activism at York
University” for York Graduate Students Association (September
2007) |
| Served on Panel “Academic
Women and Work in the University” for Professor Kym Bird, York
University (1999) |
| Served as Discussant, “Work,
Marketplace and Quality of Life” Track, “Changing Family Roles
and Relationships” Academy of Marketing Science - Quality of
Life/Marketing Conference, (November 1992) |
MARKETING RELATED
ACTIVITIES
| Advised the Nova Scotia Public
Service Commission on issues of Social Marketing positions (June
2007) |
| Performed Marketing Review of
Earbags Website for Swedish Company owner Tom Natvig (April
2006) |
| Performed Review of Social
Marketing Plan for Bike Riding Usage in Chicago, for Ben Gomberg
of the Chicago Department of Transportation (March 2005) |
| Presented Workshop for School
Bus Drivers on Problem Solving (March 1997) |
| Served as participant at
American Marketing Association Faculty Consortium on Marketing
Research at Michigan State University, East Lansing (June 1989) |
TEACHING RELATED
ACTIVITIES
| Served as
Panel Member on “Reflections on Student Experience: Faculty and
Administrators Panel” for Centre For Support of Teaching
Workshop for New Faculty (July 30 and August 12, 2008) |
| Served as Panel Member on
“Reflections on Student Experience: Faculty and Administrators
Panel” for Centre For Support of Teaching Workshop for New
Faculty (July 2007) |
| Presented “The Online Course
Outline” at the Centre for Support of Teaching Workshop for New
Faculty (July 2006) |
| Presented “Teaching Objectives
Activities and Assignments in the Online Course Syllabus” at the
Centre For Support of Teaching Workshop for New Faculty (July 11
and August 15, 2005) |
| Presented “The Online Course
Outline” at the Centre For Support of Teaching Workshop for New
Faculty (July 12 and August 23, 2004) |
| Spoke at presentation of my
Atkinson Alumni/ae Teaching Excellence Award, “Radicalization and
Renewal: The YUFA Grand Strike of 1997” (November 1997) |
| Served as Group Facilitator,
York University Professional/Personal Renewal Day on Teaching
(April 1991) |
| Served as Participant at American
Marketing Association Faculty Consortium on Teaching
Effectiveness, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff (July
1990) |
| Served as Speaker at York
Centre for the Support of Teaching Workshop for Teaching
Assistants, “Meeting the Class for the First Time” (September
1989) |
OTHER ACTIVITIES
| Read as invited poet at
meeting of the Coburg Poets Society (February 2008) |
| Read at paid poetry
performance at the Toronto Art Bar (June 2002) |
| Served as Workshop Leader,
York University School for Administrators, Curriculum Approval
Process (May 1989) |
ADMINISTRATIVE
POSITIONS
SCHOOL OF ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES, Atkinson
| Chair, School of
Administrative Studies School Meetings (Full Time: 2003-2004,
2005-2006, Occasional: 2007) |
| Affirmative Action
Representative, Search Committee for 2 Tenure-Stream
Appointments in Marketing Area (2006, 2003)) |
| Union Steward, York University
Faculty Association (1997-2004) |
Marketing Area Co-ordinator
(1982-1998)
Created and Developed on my own Atkinson’s entire Marketing Area
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| Chair, Search Committee for
Contractually Limited Appointment in Marketing (1992) |
| Co-Chair, Committee on Merit
Pay (1985) |
WOMEN'S
STUDIES PROGRAMME
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Member, Designated Voting Pool (1998- ) |
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Acting Co-Ordinator (1993-1994)
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Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies
(formerly known as
ATKINSON COLLEGE)
| Chair of Council (Fall 2006) |
| Co-Ordinator of the Atkinson
Poetry Group (2006-2007) |
| Chair of Council (2005-2006) |
| Affirmative Action
Representative, Search Committee for Tenure-Stream Appointment
in Communication Studies (2004) |
| Speaker of Council (2000-2004) |
| Chair, Dean's Committee on
Stipends and Release Time (1991) |
| Chair, Nominating Committee
(1989-1992) |
| Chair, Curriculum Committee
(1985-1989) |
YORK
UNIVERSITY
| Chair, YUFA Contract Review
Subcommittee of YUFA Executive (2008-) |
| Communications Officer, York
University Faculty Association (2006- ) |
| Vice Chair for Organization,
York University Faculty Association (1998) |
| Picket Captain, Sentinel Road,
York University Faculty Association Strike (3/20-5/13/1997) |
| University Orator (1994-1997) |
| Chair of the University Senate
(1991-1992) |
| Chair, Search Committee for
Academic Advisor for the Centre for Support of Teaching (1991) |
| Vice Chair of the University
Senate (1990-1991) |
| Chair, Committee on Curriculum
and Academic Standards (1988-1990) |
| Vice Chair, Committee on
Curriculum and Academic Standards (1987-88) |
OUTSIDE
THE UNIVERSITY
| Editor of
Horizons, the print and online newsletter of First
Unitarian Congregation of Toronto
http://www.firstunitariantoronto.org/horizons/ (2004- ) |
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Worship Leader, First Unitarian Congregation
of Toronto (2001, 2002) |
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Chair, Development Sub-Committee, Board of Trustees, Shimer College
(1994-1995) |
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President, Don Heights Unitarian Universalist Church, Scarborough,
Ontario (1981-1982) |
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Treasurer, Don Heights Unitarian Universalist Church (1980-1981)
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GRADUATE
SUPERVISIONS (all York University except where noted)
Doctoral Committee Member
| Sandra Warren “’Is Your Work
Clean?’ An Exploration into Indigenous Ethics of Deep Care”
Department of Native Studies, Faculty of Arts and Sciences,
Trent University (Fall 2006-June 2008) |
Doctoral
Thesis Internal/External Examiner
| Janice Nathanson “From
Marketing to Meaning: Toward a Reconceptualization of Social
Marketing.” Communication and Culture, Faculty of Arts (December
2007) |
| Ravindra Mohabeer “Living
Through Made-Up Girls: A Case for Media Life-Skills For The 21st
Century." Communications Studies, Faculty of Arts (September
2006) |
| Richard Friemann “Intractable
Quarrels in Argumentation Theory: Integrating Argument and
Therapy.” Philosophy, Faculty of Arts (September 2005) |
| Gail McCabe “Morphing the
Crone: An Ethnography of Crone Culture, Consciousness and
Communities.” Sociology, Faculty of Arts ( (November 2004) |
| Mary-Ann Faulhaber
“Investigating the Use of an MMPI-2 Short Form for Police
Officer Candidate Selection.” Psychology, Faculty of Arts (
(November 2003) |
| Doctoral Thesis
Internal-External Examiner, Schulich School of Business, Carson,
Gainer, Tang, Hung, Moore, Kates, Chaisuwan, Middleton,
Yoshikawa (1992-1997) |
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(Since the 1997 YUFA
strike in which I played an active union role, the Schulich Business
School has ceased to request my service on doctoral examining
committees)
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Doctoral Thesis
External Examiner
| P.R.
Sudhakar “A Study of the Operating and Marketing Aspects of CNC
Machine Tools.” Department of Management Studies, University of
Madras, India (January 2001) |
Doctoral Thesis
Dean's Representative, Faculty of Arts
| Psychology
- Steinberg (November 1996) |
Masters Thesis
Supervisor, Faculty of Environmental Studies
| Alison Mudge (2005) |
| Victoria Laine (2003) |
| Ben Stevenson (2003) |
| Trish Ballamingie (1995)
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| Victoria Taylor (1994) |
Masters Major Paper/Project Supervisor, Faculty
of Environmental Studies
| Erinn Piller
(2008) |
| Victoria Laine (2003) |
| Raissa
Marks (2003) |
| Ben
Stevenson (2003) |
| Catrina
Crowe (1999) |
| Sarah Hait
(1998) |
| Janet Masci
(1998) |
| Patricia Ballamingie
(1995) |
| Alex Palimaka (1994) |
| Victoria
Taylor (1994) |
| Caroline Teskey (1994) |
| Karen Berment-McDowald
(now Sebro) (1994) |
| Robert
Derry, Cross-Listed FES/Education (1992) |
Masters Thesis
SUPERVISOR, INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
Masters Thesis Committee Member,
Faculty of Education
Masters Thesis
Internal/External Examiner
Faculty of Arts, Psychology
- Moore (2000)
- Faulhauber (1996) |
| Law/Environmental Studies - Bleahene (1994) |
| Women's Studies - Hatchette (1993) |
Masters Independent
Research Supervisor, Faculty of Environmental Studies
| Valerie Kitchell
(2008) |
| Erinn Piller (2008, 2007) |
| Korice Moir (2006) |
| Melissa Leithwood
(2006) |
|
Steven Pacifico (2005) |
| Raissa
Marks (2003) |
| Victoria Laine
(2003) |
| Alison Mudge
(2003) |
| Heather
Carmichael (2003) |
| Ben
Stevenson (2003, 2002) |
| Glen Gumulka
(2001) |
| Milton
Hart (2000) |
| Catrina
Crowe (1998) |
| Viivre Wark
(1997) |
| Janet Masci
(1997) |
| Greg
Yeoman (1997) |
| Patricia Ballamingie
(1995) |
| Janet Owens (1994) |
| Alex Palimaka
(1992) |
| Atul Nanda (1992) |
masters research assistant Supervised
under SSHRC Grant, Faculty of Environmental Studies
GRADUATE
COURSES TAUGHT, Faculty of Environmental Studies
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ES5078 Social Marketing |
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Independent Reading Courses |
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Thesis Supervision
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Major Paper/Project Supervision |
RESEARCH
FUNDING
| 2008 Grant (Atkinson Dean’s
Office) to attend Conference, Social and Organizational
Informatics and Cybernetics, Orlando Florida, July ($1500) |
| 2007 York Ad Hoc Research
Travel Grant to attend Conference, Social and Organizational
Informatics and Cybernetics, Orlando Florida, July ($300) |
| 2007 Grant (Atkinson Dean’s
Office) to attend Conference, Social and Organizational
Informatics and Cybernetics, Orlando Florida, July ($516) |
| 2007 Grant (Atkinson Dean’s
Office) to attend Conference, Spirit of Inquiry, Montreal, May
($1084) |
| 2006 Grant (Atkinson Dean’s
Office) to attend International Society for the Study of
Argumentation, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June ($2000) |
| 2005 Grant (Atkinson Dean’s
Office) to attend Ontario Society for the Study of
Argumentation, Hamilton, Ontario, May ($1284) |
| 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2000,
1999, 1998 Grants (Atkinson Dean’s Office) to present papers at
conferences in
Emerging Issues in Business & Technology ($1350-$1600 each) |
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1998 Specific Research Grant (York
University) “The Needs of the Ontario Trucking Industry and its
Truckers” ($18,000) |
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1996 Non-Leave Specific Research
Grant (York University) “The Circle Check: Class A Education
Linking Universities, Colleges, and the Canadian Trucking
Industry” ($15,642) |
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1995 Grant (Atkinson) to attend
American Marketing Association conference on Ethical Issues in
Marketing, Washington D.C., August ($450) |
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1994 Non-Leave Specific Research
Grant (York University) to fund qualitative research on book on
“Women's Work in the Maritimes” ($7,000) |
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1992 Grant
(Atkinson) to present paper at “Changing Family Roles and
Relationships” 1992 Academy of Marketing Science Quality of
Life/Marketing Conference ($1,000) |
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1992 Specific Research Grant (York
University) “Holding the Family Together in Tough Times: Women's
Work in the Maritimes” ($16,800) |
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1991 Grant (York University) to
attend University of Guelph Fourth Instructional Show and Tell
for Ontario Universities and Colleges, May ($285) |
| 1990 SSHRC (Social Sciences
and Humanities Research Council - Canadian Government funding)
Grant for qualitative study of why companies choose in-house
advertising ($26,375) |
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1990 Supplementary Research Grant
(Office of Associate Vice President for Research, York,
supplemental
to SSHRC Grant) ($1,000)
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1990 Grant (York University) to
attend American Marketing Association Faculty Consortium on
Teaching Effectiveness, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff,
July ($1,000) |
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1989 Grant (York University Centre
for the Support of Teaching and Learning), jointly with
Professor William Westfall, for needs survey and workshops in
innovative teaching methods ($1300) |
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1990 Grant (York University) to
attend American Marketing Association Faculty Consortium on
Marketing Research at Michigan State University, East Lansing,
June ($1,000) |
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1989 Grant (Atkinson) to attend
Toronto/McGill Symposium as invited speaker, April ($150) |
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1988 Grant (York University) for
organizing Conference, Feminist Issues in Business ($1,000) |
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1988 Research Grant (Atkinson) for
Case Study, Channels Strategy and the Use of Advertising
Agencies ($860) |
PUBLICATIONS
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Lifetime Summary |
Books Published: 1
Books
Completed, Seeking Publisher 3
Books
in Progress 2
Chapters in Books 2
Papers in Refereed Journals 6
Papers in Refereed Conference Proceedings 14
Technical Reports 15
Web Pages 5
Papers Read 25
Papers in Non-Refereed Journals 3
Other Published Papers 3
Publications Forthcoming 5 (4 in refereed publications) |
BOOKS PUBLISHED
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Ripley, M. Louise (1987) Perspectives on
Marketing Channel Theory. North York,
Ontario: Captus Press (teaching book, 128 pages). |
BOOKS COMPLETED,
SEEKING PUBLISHER
| Ripley, M. Louise Ripley,
Strike One: The YUFA
Grand Strike of 1997- A Listserv Memoir of the Business Professor Daughter of a Labour
Union Organizer , currently with my New York
agent
(242 pages). |
| Ripley, M. Louise A Love of War,
a novel on
survival as an equity-seeking minority, with my New York agent
(273 pages). |
| Ripley, M. Louise A Woman of Considerable Presence, a
novel on
women in business (360 pages). |
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
|
Ripley, M.
Louise (2007) “Foreword” in Robyn, Lisa, The Corporate
Dominatrix: Six Mistress Roles to Play to Get Your Way at Work.
New York: Simon and Schuster Spotlight Entertainment. |
| Chapter 11, Marketing Channels
and Supply Chain Management, in Armstrong, Gary, Philip Kotler,
Peggy Cunningham, Peter Mitchell, and Lilly Anne Buchwitz
(2007). Marketing:
An
Introduction,
2nd(In-Class)
Edition. Toronto: Pearson/Prentice
Hall Canada. |
PAPERS
IN REFEREED JOURNALS
| Ripley, M.
Louise and Beverly Davis (2009) “Trickster Fiddles with
Informatics: The Social Impact of Technological Marketing
Schemes.” Journal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics
(http://www.iiisci.org/Journal/SCI/Home.asp).
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| Ripley, M.
Louise (2008) “Argumentation Theorists Argue That an Ad is an
Argument.” Argumentation:
An International Journal on
Reasoning.
Netherlands: Springer Online Publications:
10.1007/s10503-008-9102-2,
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10503-008-9102-2 (online version
of hard copy,
www.springerlink.com). |
| Ripley, M. Louise (2005) “The
Raging Grannies: Wild Hats, Cheeky Songs, and Witty Actions for
a Better World: A Review" (Book by Carole Roy, 2004,
Montreal: Black Rose Books). Toronto: Journal of the Association
for Research on Mothering: Grandmothers and Grandmothering
7(2 Fall/Winter): 180-82. |
| Ripley, M. Louise (2002)
“Survivor! When the Next Reality Show is You Teaching Your First
Internet Course.” Journal of Contemporary Business Issues 10:2
(Fall), p. 1-7. |
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Ripley, M. Louise (2001) “You
Wouldn't Want to Hear - Ethics in the Business Classroom:
Gender, Race, But Please Not Class.” Journal of Contemporary
Business Issues 8:2 (Fall): 84-92. |
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Ripley, M. Louise (1992) “Why
Industrial Advertising is Often Done In-House.” Industrial
Marketing Management 21(4) (November): 331-34. |
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Ripley, M. Louise (1991) “What
Kind of Companies Take Their Advertising In-House” Journal of
Advertising Research 31(5) (October/November):73-80. |
PAPERS
IN REFEREED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
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| Ripley, M.
Louise (2008) “Teaching Better Electronically or: How I Learned
to Stop Worrying and Love Internet Teaching." Welsch, Friedrich
et. al Proceedings, Volume III, The Second
International Multi-Conference on Society, Cybernetics, and
Informatics, International Conference on Social and
Organizational Informatics and Cybernetics, Orlando, Florida
(June 29-July 2): 255-60. |
| Ripley, M. Louise (2007) “The
Ad as Argument.” van Eemeren, Frans H., J. Anthony Blair,
Charles A. Willard, and Bart Garssen (eds.) Proceedings of the
Sixth Conference of the International Society for the Study of
Argumentation. Amsterdam: International Centre for the Study of
Argumentation:
1173-79. |
| Ripley, M. Louise and Beverly
Davis (2007) “Trickster Fiddles with Informatics: The Social
Impact of Technological Marketing Schemes.” Tremante, Andrés,
et. al. (2007) Proceedings, Volume II International
Multi-Conference on Society, Cybernetics, and Informatics,
International Conference on Social and Organizational
Informatics and Cybernetics, Orlando, Florida (July
12-15):
325-30. |
| Ripley, M. Louise (2005) “Talk
to Me! The Case for Being There in Online Business Courses.” In
Bauerly, Ronald J. and Schuyler L. Meixner, eds., Emerging
Issues in Business and Technology Conference Proceedings
(October):
319-28. |
| Ripley, M. Louise (2005)
“Arguing for the Ethics of an Ad: An Application of
(Michael Gilbert's) Multi-Modal
Argumentation Theory.” In Hitchcock, David (ed.) (2005) The Uses
of Argument: Proceedings of a Conference at McMaster University
(May):
393-402. |
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Ripley, M. Louise and Beverly Davis (2004)
“Consumer Behaviour, Social Class and Marketing: Technoism and Digital
Divisions.” In Bauerly, Ronald J., Paul C. Thistlethwaite, and Dale W.
Schofield, eds. Emerging Issues in Business and Technology Conference
Proceedings (October):
482-90 |
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Davis, Beverly and M. Louise Ripley (2003)
"Technology Has No Conscience of its Own: Trickster, Technoism, and
Technology Acquisition Life Cycles.” In Thistlethwaite, Paul C., Dale
Schofield, Ronald J. Bauerly, and Paul A. Willits (2003) Emerging
Issues in Business and Technology Conference Proceedings (October):
341-348 |
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Ripley, M. Louise (2002) “Survivor! When
The Next Reality Show is You Teaching Your First Internet Course.” In
Thistlethwaite, Paul C., Dale Schofield, Ronald J. Bauerly, and
Tiffany Ann Selinko (2002) Emerging Issues in Business and Technology
Conference Proceedings (October): 120-127.
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Ripley, M. Louise (2000) “You Wouldn't
Want to Hear - Ethics in the Business Classroom: Gender, Race, But
Please Not Class.” In Schofield, Dale, Paul C. Thistlethwaite, Ronald J.
Bauerly, and Sheena R. Knight (2000) Emerging Issues in Business and
Technology Conference Proceedings (October): 149-155.
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Ripley, M. Louise, Monica Ben and Audra
Townsend (2000) “Toward a Method of Measurement of the Accuracy of
Underlying Assumptions.” In Schofield, Dale, Paul C. Thistlethwaite,
Ronald J. Bauerly, and Sheena R. Knight (2000) Emerging Issues in
Business and Technology Conference Proceedings (October): 223-229. |
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Ripley, M. Louise (1999) “The Creation of
a Youth Culture: Distortion in a Dark Glass.” In Thistlethwaite, Paul C.
et. al., Emerging Issues in Business and Technology Conference Proceedings
(October): 186-192.
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Ripley, M. Louise (1998) “Multi-Modal
Argumentation: An Approach to Ethical Decision Making in Advertising.”
In Thistlethwaite, Paul C. et. al., Emerging Issues in Business and
Technology Conference Proceedings (November): 165-171. |
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Ripley, M. Louise (1991) “The Marketing
Journal,” in Proceedings, Fourth Instructional Conference, Guelph
University,
Guelph, Ontario (May):107-113.
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TECHNICAL
REPORTS
| Review of
two chapters on Marketing for John Wiley and Sons, Inc. (2008). |
| Review of Chapter,
"Marketing Research and Test Marketing", for
The
Handbook of Technology Management (Three Volume Set) John Wiley and Sons, Inc.
(2008). |
| Study Card
for Armstrong, Gary, Philip Kotler, Peggy Cunningham, Peter
Mitchell, and Lilly Anne Buchwitz (2007). Marketing: An
Introduction, 2nd(In-Class) Edition. Toronto:
Pearson/Prentice Hall Canada. |
| Review of Armstrong, Gary,
Philip Kotler, Peggy Cunningham and Robert Warren Marketing:
An Introduction. Toronto: Prentice Hall Canada (2004). |
|
Review of Kotler, Philip, Gary Armstrong,
Peggy Cunningham and Robert Warren Principles of Marketing,
Third, Fourth, and Fifth Canadian Editions. Toronto: Prentice Hall
Canada (1999, 2000, 2001). |
|
Review of Solomon, Michael R.(1998)
Consumer Behaviour: Buying, Having and Being. First Canadian
Edition. Toronto: Prentice Hall Canada (1998).
|
|
Review of McGraw Hill
book on Marketing on the Internet (2000).
|
| Review of Kates, Steven (1998)
Twenty Million New Customers!: Understanding Gay Men's
Consumer Behaviour. New York: Haworth Press (1998). |
| Review of McGraw Hill book on
Interactive Learning (1996). |
| Review of McGraw Hill book on
Marketing and the Internet (1996). |
| Review of McGraw Hill book on
Marketing Case book (1994). |
| Review of Canadian
Marketing: Cases and Concepts, Allyn and Bacon (1991). |
|
Author of Handbook for Part Time
Faculty for the Department of Administrative Studies, Atkinson, York
University (1990).
|
| Report of the York University
Curriculum Committee on the New Curriculum Approval Process;
chaired committee (1989). |
|
Review of E. Jerome
McCarthy and Stanley J. Shapiro, Basic Marketing, for Irwin
Dorsey Company, Chicago (1987). |
WEB
PAGES CREATED FOR INTERNET TEACHING
PAPERS
READ
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2009) “Cybernetics Guides Galvanometric
Testing of Advertising Ethics”. International Conference on
Social and Organizational Informatics and Cybernetics,
International Multi-Conference on Society, Cybernetics, and
Informatics, International Conference on Social and
Organizational Informatics and Cybernetics, Orlando, Florida
(July 9-14). |
|
Ripley, M.
Louise (2008) “Teaching Better Electronically or: How I Learned
to Stop Worrying and Love Internet Teaching." International
Conference on Social and Organizational Informatics and
Cybernetics, International Multi-Conference on Society,
Cybernetics, and Informatics, International Conference on Social
and Organizational Informatics and Cybernetics, Orlando, Florida
(June 29-July 2). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2007) “Maternal
Well-Being and Work Outside the Home: The Causes and Costs of
Stress or ‘How Can You Be in Two Places at Once When You’re Not
Anywhere At All?’” 11th Conference of the Association for
Research on Mothering (ARM) (October 18-20). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise and
Beverly Davis (2007) “Trickster Fiddles with Informatics: The Social
Impact of Technological Marketing Schemes.” Tremante, Andrés, et. al.
(2007) Proceedings, Volume II, International Multi-Conference on
Society, Cybernetics, and Informatics, International Conference on
Social and Organizational Informatics and Cybernetics, Orlando, Florida
(July 12-15). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2007) “Being There: The
Case for Professorial Participation in Online Discussion Groups.” McGraw
Hill Ryerson National Conference on Teaching, Learning, and Technology,
Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec (May 14-16). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2007) "Silent Partners:
Finding Materials For Teaching Internet Courses." TEL@York, Conference
on Technology Enhanced Learning, York University ( May 1-2). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2006) “Halloween,
Pumpkins, and Motherhood: Gender Differences in How We Nurture Students”
The Mother Lode, 10th Anniversary Conference of The Association for
Research on Mothering (ARM) (October 26-29). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2006) “The Ad as
Argument.” International Society for the Study of Argumentation
Conference, Amsterdam (June 26 - 30). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2006) “The Waving Hand:
Facilitating Online Discussion” TEL@York Conference on Technology
Enhanced Learning, York University (April 25-26). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2005) “Talk to Me! The
Case for Being There in Online Business Courses.” Emerging Issues in
Business and Technology Conference, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
(November 2-5). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2005) “Arguing for the
Ethics of an Ad: An Application of Multi-Modal Argumentation Theory.”
Uses of Argument Conference, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario
(May).
|
|
Ripley, M.
Louise and Beverly Davis (2004) “Consumer Behaviour, Social Class and
Marketing: Technoism and Digital Divisions.” Emerging Issues in Business
and Technology - Teaching, Training, and Learning Track, Myrtle Beach,
South Carolina (October 28-31).
|
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2004) “A Study of
Managerial Attitudes” Atkinson School of Administrative Studies Brown
Bag Lunch Research Series (February 26). |
|
Davis, Beverly and M. Louise Ripley (2003)
“Technology Has No Conscience of its Own: Trickster, Technoism, and
Technology Acquisition Life Cycles.” Emerging Issues in Business and
Technology - Teaching, Training, and Learning Track, Myrtle Beach, South
Carolina (October 30-November 1). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2003) “What Not To Do
When Teaching On the Internet” TEL@York Conference on Technology
Enhanced Learning, York University (May 7). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2003) “Work and Family:
Pressures and Answers.” Invited Speaker at Association for Mothering
Research Conference, York University (May 4). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise and Diane Jurkowski
(2001) “Triaging A Thousand Emails: Teaching on the Internet” Workshop
for Atkinson School of Administrative Studies, York (June). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (2000) “You Wouldn't
Want to Hear - Ethics in the Business Classroom: Gender, Race, But
Please Not Class.” Emerging Issues in Business and Technology - Ethical
Environmental and Social Responsibility Track, Myrtle Beach, South
Carolina (November 9-11).
|
|
Ripley, M. Louise, Monica Ben and Audra
Townsend (2000) “Toward a Method of Measurement of the Accuracy of
Underlying Assumptions.” Emerging Issues in Business and Technology -
Ethical Environmental and Social Responsibility Track, Myrtle Beach,
South Carolina (November 9-11).
|
|
Ripley, M. Louise (1999) “The Creation of
a Youth Culture: Distortion in a Dark Glass.” Emerging Issues in
Business and Technology Conference - Ethical Environmental and Social
Responsibility Track, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (October 28-30). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (1998) “Multi-Modal
Argumentation: An Approach to Ethical Decision Making in Advertising.”
Emerging Issues in Business and Technology Conference, Marketing Track,
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (November 12-14).
|
| Ripley, M. Louise (1992)
“Journals of Changing Family Roles and Relationships: When Women Try
to Cope With Work, Home, and School.” Presented
in the “Changing Family Roles and Relationships” Track at the Academy of
Marketing Science Quality of Life/Marketing Conference, Washington, D.C.
(November). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (1991) “The Marketing
Journal: An Exploration of Interdisciplinary Teaching Techniques.”
Presented to the Fourth Instructional Show and Tell, Guelph University,
Guelph, Ontario. |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (1989) “Naturalistic
Enquiry in Channels Strategy: A Comparison of Research Methodologies.”
Invited paper at University of Toronto/McGill University Symposium.
|
|
Ripley, M. Louise (1989) “Channels
Strategy and the Advertising Agency Decision.” Invited paper at York
University Faculty of Administrative Studies Research Series “Frontiers
in Marketing”.
|
PAPERS IN
NON-REFEREED JOURNALS
| Ripley, M. Louise (2008)
“Professors Online: The Best Case Scenario for Discussion Group
Success” Magna Publications' Online Cl@ssroom (February). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (1996) “Why I Give Marks
for Participation: A Letter to A Student.” Magna Publications' The
Teaching Professor (June/July). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise and George
Gilbert (1991) “The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra: Marketing
Theory in Practice.” Academy of Marketing Science News 12(1)
(January):2,17. |
OTHER
PUBLISHED PAPERS
|
Ripley, M. Louise
(2008) “Faculty Association of St. Thomas University in Contentious
Lockout/Strike.” UWFA Bargaining News. University of Winnipeg Faculty
Association 5(February 6):2-3. |
|
Ripley, M. Louise
(2007) “UU Lay Chaplains: Sought and Unsought Products” Document
produced for the Canadian Unitarian Council (November). |
|
Ripley, M. Louise
(1997) “Mean Streets Are Where You Find Them.” The Globe and
Mail Facts and Arguments Page (April 4). |
PUBLICATIONS FORTHCOMING
|
Ripley, M. Louise (Forthcoming 2009) “Gilbert’s Multimodal
Argumentation Model and the Psychology of Persuasion in
Advertisements” in Psychology of Persuasion” Hauppauge, New
York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc. (Refereed Publication) |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (Forthcoming Fall 2009) Review of Opting
In: Having a Child Without Losing Yourself” (Book by Amy
Richards, 2008) New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux), Toronto:
Journal of the Association for Research on Mothering.
(Refereed Journal). |
| Ripley, M. Louise (Forthcoming
2009) “The Sustaining Role of Motherhood: A Review of Laike
and Nahum: A Poem in Two Voices“ (Book by Ruth Panofsky,
2007, Toronto: Inanna Publications and Education, Inc.).
Toronto: Journal of the Association for Research on Mothering.
(Refereed Journal) |
|
Ripley, M. Louise (Forthcoming June 2009) “Reframing Emotional
Arguments in Ads in the Culture of Informal Logic” for the June
2009 Conference Proceedings of the Ontario Society for the Study
of Argumentation (Refereed Conference Proceedings) |
| Chapter for Book on Classroom Communication/Participation, Atwood
Publishing (2008). |
CURRENT
WORKING PAPERS, BOOKS, RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS (Research Interests)
| Abstract accepted for
paper for the
Ontario Society for the Study of Argumentation (OSSA) Spring
2009 Conference on Argumentation Theory |
| Book on Technoism with
Professor Beverly Davis of Purdue University |
| Paper for
Ontario Society for the Study of Argumentation (OSSA) Spring
2009 Conference on Argumentation Theory |
| Paper on Team-Teaching an Imbricated Course
with Professor Claudio Duran, York University, Senior Scholar |
| Several papers and a
book on advertising ethics and Multimodal Argumentation theory |
| “On Trucks and Teaching: An Evaluation of Teaching and Learning”
(article) |
TEACHING
GRADUATE
COURSES TAUGHT (Faculty of Environmental Studies)
|
ES/ENVS6599 Social
Marketing
|
| ES/ENVS7799 Major
Project Independent Work
|
|
ES/ENVS7899 Major Paper
Independent Work
|
UNDERGRADUATE HONOURS THESIS SUPERVISION
|
More than 50 in my first ten
years at York
|
|
MOST RECENT
Terri Yates
Paul Brannigan |
UNDERGRADUATE
COURSES TAUGHT (Atkinson) * course created
by me
|
AK/ADMS4220
Consumer Behaviour *
|
|
AD/ADMS3210
Contemporary Issues in Marketing * |
|
AK/ADMS4330
Financial Management (Honours) |
|
AK/ADMS3530
Introductory Finance |
|
AK/ADMS3200/2200
Introductory Marketing |
|
AK/ADMS3200/2200
Introductory Marketing - Internet * |
|
AK/ADMS4230
Marketing Channels (Honours) * |
|
AK/ADMS4290
Marketing for Competitive Advantage |
|
AK/ADMS4260
Marketing Research (Honours) *
|
UNDERGRADUATE
CROSS-LISTED COURSES TAUGHT (Atkinson)
* course
created by me
AK/ADMS/WMST3120
Gender Issues in Management (formerly Women and Business) *
-
cross-listed between Administrative Studies and Women's Studies |
AK/ADMS/WMST3120
Gender Issues in Management - Internet and Hybrid Versions*
-
cross-listed between Administrative Studies and Women's Studies |
AK/ADMS4280
Social Marketing *
- Honours/Graduate/cross-listed with FES Masters
programme |
AK/ADMS/PHIL4295
Philosophical and Ethical Issues in the Mass Media
- team-taught with Professor Claudio Duran and cross-listed with
Philosophy Department |
ADDITIONAL
UNDERGRADUATE HONOURS LEVEL COURSES DEVELOPED BY ME
|
AK/ADMS4240
Advertising and Communication
|
|
AK/ADMS4215
Business to Business Marketing |
|
AK/ADMS4210
International Marketing |
|
AK/ADMS4250
Marketing Strategy |
|
AK/ADMS4235
Product Management |
|
AK/ADMS4225
Retailing Management
|
UNDERGRADUATE
COURSES TAUGHT ELSEWHERE * course created by me
|
Current
Challenges to Organizations * (St. Francis Xavier University)
|
|
Consumer Behaviour (Schulich School of Business)
|
AREAS
OF SPECIAL TEACHING EXPERTISE
|
Internet Teaching
|
| Introductory Marketing |
| Gender Issues (Women and Business) |
| Social Marketing |
| Advertising and Ethics |
| The Intersection of Business and Environmental Issues |
| The Intersection of Business and Philosophy/Ethics |
| Consumer Behaviour |
|
Marketing Channels of Distribution
|
TEACHING
PHILOSOPHY
|
Students are my top
priority |
|
Education ought to
be enjoyable |
|
Theory and practice
are equally important |
|
Teaching and Research are two sides of the same coin |
|
What one gets out of
anything depends on what one puts into it |
|
There is no such
thing as a stupid question |
|
Students earn the
grades; I record them |
Ultimately it's all
connected, everything to everything else,
and one of the main joys of education is finding those links |
TEACHING
EXPECTATIONS OF FACULTY
|
Have taught as many as 120 students and as few as four, in classes
ranging from second year undergraduate to Masters and PhD, ranging from pure
lecture to pure seminar, on campus and on the Internet, solo and
team-teaching
|
TEACHING
PRACTICES
|
Use a variety of
teaching methods
|
|
Incorporate new
developments such as the Internet |
|
Taught the
first York Internet versions of Introductory Marketing and of
Gender Issues in Management |
|
Relate business
to other disciplines |
|
Address
issues of environment, ethics, gender, race, and class |
TEACHING
NOTES AND MATERIALS
|
Wrote my own teaching book on channels theory when there was no theory
text
|
|
Designed and developed all my own web pages for Internet courses,
before it was being widely done |
|
Provide students with full web page support for all courses
|
EXAMINATION
STYLES
|
Use essay exams where possible
|
|
Use multiple choice as little as possible |
|
Use oral
exams when it can benefit the student in individual cases
|
ACCESSIBILITY
|
Encourage student
contact
|
|
Am accessible
in person and by email |
|
Perform a
great deal of student academic and career counselling |
TEACHING
DEVELOPMENT
| Read, tabulate, and act on
information from student evaluations |
| Actively solicit students'
comments on courses beyond formal evaluations |
| Regularly attend and present
at teaching seminars, workshops, and conferences, especially
about online teaching |
| Read in the field of
teaching and learning theory as well as theory in my disciplines |
| Do research on the
effectiveness of different teaching methods in my classes |
| Subscribe to, read
regularly, and experiment with techniques from journals about
teaching (e.g., The Teaching Professor and Online Cl@ssroom |
| Spent part of my first
sabbatical observing teaching at a case method business school |
| Have served on and chaired
both the Faculty and University level Curriculum Committees,
served on the
Advisory Board for the Centre for Support of Teaching, and the
Senate Working Group on Teaching and Learning |
EVIDENCE
OF STUDENT SUCCESSES UNDER MY TEACHING
| A number of my undergraduate
students go on to graduate work in the M.B.A., in FES, and in
PhD programmes in a number of programmes |
| In 2000, submitted a paper
to a conference with two undergraduate research assistants as
co-authors; one presented the paper with me |
| My first published paper, “The
Vancouver Symphony. Orchestra: Marketing Theory In Practice” was
written with a student in my Contemporary Issues in Marketing
class |
| Students regularly use Honours
Theses done with me in successful bids for Marketing and other jobs |
EVIDENCE
OF SUCCESS IN TEACHING
|
Was awarded the 1996 Atkinson Alumni/ae Award for Teaching Excellence |
|
Received a rating of “Excellent” in Teaching in my Tenure decision |
|
Evaluations continue to be high in Teaching, even in large
introductory sections |
|
Am regularly asked to speak to groups about teaching and serve on
related committees
|
SERVICE
- MEMBERSHIP ON COMMITTEES AND OTHER SERVICE
THE SCHOOL OF ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES,
ATKINSON
| Chair, School of
Administrative Studies School Meetings (Occasional: 2007- ; Full
Time: 2005-2006, 2003-2004) |
| Affirmative Action
Representative and Member, Search Committee for 2 Tenure-Stream Appointments
in the Marketing Area (2006) |
| Affirmative Action
Representative and Member, Search Committee for 2 Tenure-Stream Appointments
in the Marketing Area (2003) |
| Union Steward, York University
Faculty Association (1997-2004) |
Marketing Area Co-ordinator
(1982-1998)
Created, developed, and ran on my own for ten years Atkinson’s entire Marketing Area |
| Affirmative Action
Representative and Member, Search Committee for Contractually
Limited Appointment in ADMS (1997) |
| Member, Committee on
Restructuring Introduction to Administrative Studies (1996) |
| Member - Search Committee for
Full-Time Tenure Stream Appointment in ADMS (1994) |
| Chair, Search Committee for
Contractually Limited Appointment in Marketing (1992) |
| Member, Committee on Space
Allocation (1991) |
| Member, Committee on Honours
Options (1990-1991) |
| Co-Chair, Committee on Merit
Pay (1985) |
| Member, Tenure & Promotion
Committee (1982-1988, 1990-1997) |
| Member, Committee for
Introduction to Business Course (1984-1985) |
WOMEN'S
STUDIES PROGRAMME, ATKINSON
| Member, Designated Voting
Pool (1998- ) |
| Acting Co-Ordinator (1993-1994) |
| Member, Search Committee for Permanent Secretarial Position (1993) |
| Member, Women’s Studies Executive Council (1990-1998) |
JOSEPH
E. Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies
| Chair of Atkinson Council
(Fall 2006) |
| Chair of Atkinson Council (2005-2006) |
| Affirmative Action Representative, Search Committee for Tenure-Stream
Appointment in Communication Studies (2004) |
| Speaker of Council (2000-2004) |
| Atkinson Tenure and Promotion Committee (1997-1998) |
| Atkinson Representative on York University Faculty Association
Executive (1997-1998) |
| Senator, Atkinson Representative on the University Senate (1995-1998) |
| Dean's Representative on Search Committee for the School of Social Work
(1991) |
| Chair, Dean's Committee on Stipends and Release Time (1991) |
| Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee (1990-1992) |
| Chair, Nominating Committee (1989-1992) |
| Senator, Atkinson Representative on the University Senate (1988-1991) |
| Member, Nominating Committee (1988-1991) |
| Member, Committee on Examinations and Academic Standards(1988-1990) |
| Chair, Curriculum Committee (1985-1989) |
| Member, Literacy Committee (1984-1985) |
| Member, General Education Committee (1983) |
YORK
UNIVERSITY
| Chair, YUFA Contract Review
Subcommittee of YUFA Executive (2008-) |
| Member, CAUT Defence
Fund Board of Trustees, Representing York (2007- ) |
| Member, CAUT Defence Fund Flying Picket Strike Support Team (2007- ) |
| Member, CAUT Defence
Fund Board of Trustees Investment Committee (2007-2008 ) |
|
Member, YUFA Joint Health and Safety Committee (2007- ) |
|
Member, Bargaining Team, York University Faculty Association (2006-2007)
|
| Communications Officer,
York
University Faculty Association
(2006- ) |
|
Member, Grievance Committee, York University Faculty Association (2006- ) |
|
Member, CAUT Defence Fund Flying Picket Strike Support Team (1998-2001) |
|
Member, CAUT Defence Fund Board of Trustees, representing York
(1997-2001) |
|
Vice Chair for Organization - York University Faculty Association (1998) |
| Picket Captain, Sentinel
Road, York University Faculty Association Strike (March 20-May 13, 1997) |
|
Member, Senate Executive Committee (1996-1998) |
|
Member, Search Committee for Advisor to the University on the Status of
Women (1997) |
|
Member, Board
of Trustees,
Nellie
Langford Rowell Library (1996-2000) |
|
Member, President's Advisory
Committee on the Status of Women (1996-1997) |
|
University Orator (1994-1997) |
|
Member, Internal Board for the Centre for Feminist Research (1993-1997) |
|
Member, Search Committee for Director for Centre for the Support of
Teaching (1993-1994) |
|
Chair of the University Senate (1991-1992) |
|
Chair, Search Committee for Academic Advisor for the Centre for Support
of Teaching (1991) |
|
Member, Presidential Search Committee (1991-1992) |
|
Member, President's Policy Committee (1991-1992) |
|
Member, Senate Committee on Academic Policy and Planning (1991-1992) |
|
Member, Budget Planning Sub-Committee of Academic Policy and Planning
(1991-1992) |
|
Member, President's Academic Advisory Group (1991-1992) |
|
Member, President's Public Relations Advisory Committee (1991-1992) |
|
Member, York University Development Corporation Advisory Council
(1991-1992) |
|
Vice Chair of the University Senate (1990-1991) |
|
Member, Needs Survey Committee for York Region Project (1990) |
|
Member, Advisory Board for York University Centre for the Support of
Teaching (1989-1992) |
|
Member, APPC Working Group on Part Time/Mature Students (1989-1990) |
|
Member, Joint Senate/Administration Working Group - Length of
Term/Scheduling (1989-1990) |
|
Chair, Committee on Curriculum and Academic Standards (1988-1990) |
|
Member, APPC Working Group on Teaching and Learning (1988-1989) |
|
Vice Chair, Committee on Curriculum and Academic Standards (1987-88)
|
|
Member, Committee on Curriculum and Academic Standards (1986-1990) |
|
Member, Committee on Curriculum Policy and Instruction (1985-1986) |
|
Member, Working Group for Committee on Curriculum Policy and
Instruction (1985) |
|
Member, Sub-Committee for Curriculum Review (1983-1985)
|
SERVICE
OUTSIDE THE UNIVERSITY
| Editor of
Horizons, the print and online newsletter of First
Unitarian Congregation of Toronto
http://www.firstunitariantoronto.org/horizons/ (2004- ) |
|
Worship Leader, First
Unitarian Congregation of Toronto (2001, 2002) |
|
Member, Board of Trustees, Shimer College, Waukegan, Illinois
(1991-1996) |
|
Member, Development Committee, Shimer Board of Trustees (1991-1996)
|
PERSONAL
|
Citizenship: Canadian |
|
Married, one son |
|
Hobbies:
harp, reading and
writing fiction,
writing poetry, theatre, model trains
|
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