Susan A Holton, Ph.D.
Department of Communication Studies and Theatre
Arts
Bridgewater State
College
Bridgewater, MA 02325
phone:
508-697-1750 fax: 508-697-1729
e-mail: sholton@bridgew.edu
http://webhost.bridgew.edu/sholton
American Council on Education, Conflict Management Conference, Chicago, IL, 2006
HERS- Management Institute, Wellesley College, January 2006.
Association of American Colleges of Teacher Education, Department Chair Institute, Los Angeles, CA, 2005 – present.
American Council on Education, ACE Fellows Mid-Year Seminar, Tampa, FL,
January 2002; San Diego, CA, 2003 – 2005; Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 2006.
American
Council on Education, Department Chairs Workshop, San Diego,
CA, February 2003; San Antonio, November 2004, San Antonio, November 2005.
Summer Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration, Bryn Mawr
College, Bryn Mawr, PA., July 1997 - present.
Department of Speech
Communication, Theatre Arts and Communication Disorders, Bridgewater State
College, Bridgewater, MA Assistant Professor, 1984; Associate Professor, 1987;
Tenure, 1990; Full Professor, 1991 -present. On leave to serve as Assistant to
the President, 1991 and 1992
Adjunct Instructor,
Division of Continuing Education, Framingham State College, Framingham, MA 1983
Adjunct Instructor,
Department of Speech Communication, Theatre Arts and Communication Disorders,
Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA 1981- 1983
Instructor,
Chautauqua Institution Summer School, Chautauqua, NY 1979
Senior Faculty,
Creative Problem Solving Institute, Creative Education Foundation, Buffalo, NY
1974 - 1984; 1988 – 1989
Graduate Teaching
Assistant, Department of Communication, Case Western Reserve University,
Cleveland, OH 1973 – 1975
Communication
Consultant, Division of Continuing Education, Cleveland State University,
Cleveland, OH 1973 – 1975
Adjunct Instructor,
Department of Communication, Cuyahoga Community College, Cleveland, OH 1972 –
1975.
ACADEMIC
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
Director, Second Year Seminar, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA, 2005 - present
Coordinator, Bridgewater Institute Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA
1997-2001.
Coordinator, Basic
Communication Course, Department of Speech Communication
Theatre
Arts and Communication Disorders, 1988-1991; 1993-present
Coordinator, Speech
Communication Area, Department of Speech Communication,
Theatre
Arts and Communication Disorders, Bridgewater State College,
Bridgewater,
MA 1994-1997
Assistant to the
President, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA January 1991
through
December 1992
Chairperson,
Department of Speech Communication, Theatre Arts and Communication
Disorders,
Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA 1988-1990
Founder,
Massachusetts Faculty Development Consortium and Coordinator, 1988-
1996
Coordinator, Graduate
Teaching Assistants, Department of Speech Communication,
Theatre
Arts & Communication Disorders, Bridgewater State College
Bridgewater,
MA 1985-1988
Program Coordinator,
Graduate and Continuing Education, Department of Speech
Communication,
Theatre Arts & Communication Disorders, Bridgewater State
College,
Bridgewater, MA 1985-1986
COMMITTEE
ASSIGNMENTS:
Bridgewater State College
College-wide Committees:
Academic Advising Workgroup 2005 - present
HERS at BSC Committee, President, 2005 - present
Service Learning Advisory Board, 2005 - present
Electronic
Communication Across the Curriculum Committee, 2003 – present
Information
Technology Planning Council, 2001 - present
Provost
and Vice President for Academic Affairs Search Committee, 2001-2002
New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) Faculty Committee, 2001- 2002
English as Second Language Steering Committee, 2001
Frank-Tremblay Safe College Scholarship Committee Co-Chair, 2000 -
present
Third – Friday,
Conversations about Teaching and Learning:
Coordinator of
Speaking and listening foci, spring
2000.
Safe Campuses Task
Force, 1999 – present.
Learning Communities Advisory Committee, School of Arts and Sciences,
1997-present
Student Government
Association Scholarship Committee, 1997-present
New England
Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) Five year review
committee,
1996-1997
Campus Climate Action
Group, Co-Chair, 1995-1997; member 1995-1999.
Strategic Planning
Committee, 1995 – 1999.
Freshman Orientation family orientation presenter 1988-present.
Freshman Seminar
Teaching Group, 1996-1997
Teaching, Learning
Technology, Research Roundtable, 1995 - 1996.
General Education
Committee, 1995
Undergraduate
Curriculum Committee, 1995
Center for the
Advancement of Research and Teaching, Steering Committee,
Chair
of Operations Committee, 1992 - 1998
National Council for
Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) Governance and ‘ Resources Committee, 1992 - 1995
Women's Institute Day
Planning Committee, Chair 1991-1997
International
Education Task Force, 1991-1994
President's Council
on Women's Issues , Chair 1991 - 1996
President's Council
on Diversity 1991 - 1994
New England
Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc. (NEASC) Self-Study
committee,
1992
Search Committee for
Controller, 1992
Search Committee for
the Vice President for Administration and Finance, Chair,
1991-92
Who's Who in American
Students Selection Committee, 1990 - 1993
Search Committee for
Vice President of Academic Affairs, Chair, 1989-1990
Long Range Planning
Committee 1989 - 1990
Women's Advisory
Council 1989-1990; 1995 - 1996
Academic Quality
Group 1988 - 1990
Massachusetts State
College Association, Bridgewater Chapter, Executive Committee
1988 - 1990
Academic Policies
Committee 1985 - 1989; Secretary 1986 - 1987
Freshman Orientation
Committee 1985
Board of Governors of
Student Union 1985 - 1986
Committee on Teaching
Quality , Founder and Chair, 1985 - 1992 (Committee on
Teaching
Quality became CART)
Departmental
Committees, Department of Communication Studies and Theatre Arts
(formerly
Department of Speech Communication, Theatre Arts and
Communication
Disorders):
Peer
Review Committee, 1998-present
Chair
Evaluation Committee, 1998 – present.
Honors
Committee, 1985-1990; 1995 - 1999
Budget
Committee, 1994 - 1999
Promotions
Committee, 1994- 1996
Lambda
Pi Eta, student honor society, founder and advisor 1994-present
Academic
Advising Committee, 1993-94
Department
Chair Evaluation Committee, 1993-94, 1995 - present
Budget
Committee 1988 - 1990; 1995 -1996
Advisor,
Communications Club 1988 - 1990
Undergraduate
Curriculum Committee 1987 - 1989
Graduate Committee
1985 - 1990; 1993, 1996; Chair, 1985 - 1986
Search Committees
1984 - 1986; 1988 – 1990
STATE, NATIONAL,
CONTINENTAL PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT
(does not include consulting work with academic or other
institutions)
HERS – Management Institute, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA 2006
United Nationals International Peace Day Planning Committee, Bridgewater, MA
2005 - present
Adult Education Chair, First Parish in Bridgewater, Bridgewater, MA 2005 - present
Religious Education Council, First Parish in Bridgewater, Bridgewater, MA 2005 –
present
Peace and Conflict Communication Commission, National Communication
Association, Secretary, 2002 –2003; Vice Chair, 2003- 2005; chair 2005 - present
American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, Chairs Institute, 2005 - present
American Council on Education, Department Chairs Conference, 2003 - present
American
Council on Education, ACE Fellows Mid-Year Seminar faculty, 2002 - present
Summer
Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration, faculty, Bryn Mawr
National Advisory Board, Conflict
Resolution program, Michigan State University
Graduate School,
2000
College Spotlight program honoree and
workshop presenter, National Communication
Association, 2000
New
England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) evaluator, 1992,1995,2000
Conference
workshop presenter, National Association for Women in Education, 2000
Conference workshop
presenter, American Association for Higher Education, 1999
Conference workshop
presenter, New England Faculty Development Consortium, 1999
Research Forum
member, Organizing for Learning:
Creating a Research Agenda,
American Association for Higher
Education, Washington, D.C., March 1999
Keynote speaker,
Massachusetts Women in Public Higher Education, May 1998.
Pre-conference
workshop presenter, American Association for Higher Education, March
1998,
San Francisco; March 1997, Chicago; March 1996, Washington, D.C.
Pre-conference
workshop presenter, American Council on Education, February 1998,
San
Francisco; February 1997, Washington, D.C.
Pre-conference
workshop presenter, National Association of Presidential Assistants,
San
Francisco, February 1998.
American Association
for Higher Education, Research Forum 1996, 1997.
Regional Faculty
Development Center Committee, Professional and Organizational
Development
Network in Higher Education, 1996-1997.
Regional Conference
Committee, Professional and Organizational Development
Network in Higher Education, 1997.
Conference
Coordinator, Project Future, co-sponsored by AAHE, POD MFDC and
Bridgewater
State College, June 1996.
Campus Coordinator,
Teaching, Learning, Technology, Research Conference,
American
Association for Higher Education, June 1996.
Massachusetts
Association of Mediation Programs and Practitioners, 1995 conference
planning
committee.
Professional and
Organizational Development Network in Higher Education (POD),
Conference
Planning, 1995; 1996. Executive Committee 1987-1990; Chair of
Conference
Committee Member of Outreach Committee.
American Council on
Education, National Identification Program (ACE-NIP), 1991-
present.
Massachusetts Faculty Development Consortium, 1988 - present; Founder 1987,
Coordinator,
1988 - 1996.
Massachusetts Council
for International Education, Advisory Council Member and
founding
member, 1992-1994
Massachusetts Journal
of Communication, Associate Editor, 1989 - 1991.
ComNet Newsletter of
Communication Association of Massachusetts, Contributing
Editor
1989 - 1991
SHEEO Grant Committee
for Minority Teacher Education, 1989-1992
Danforth Associates
of New England 1989 - 1992; Program Committee 1990
Project 30 Team
(Carnegie funded project on Teacher Education) 1988 - 1992
Culminating Study
Group for the Study of the Undergraduate Experience, Board of
Regents
of Higher Education for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1988 –
1989
Smoky Mountain
Seminar on Teaching and Learning, Western Carolina University,
Cullowhee,
NC, 1988, 1989
Creative Education
Foundation; Creative Problem Solving Institute; Advanced Program
presenter,
Buffalo, NY 1988 - 1989, 1974 - 1984
Massachusetts
Communication Association, Conference Speaker, April 1988, April
1994.
American Association for Higher Education Conference, POD Sampler
Program presenter,
Washington D.C., March 1988 American Management Association,
Operation
Enterprise, Lecturer, 1988
VOLUNTEER INVOLVEMENT
AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
(excluding conference presentations)
“Collaborative Leadership”, Massachusetts Conference of Chief Librarians of
Public Higher Educational Institutions, North Falmouth, MA, July 2005
“Understanding Yourself: MBTI and relationships”, Bridgewater, MA May 2005, January
2006
“Dare to Lead”, Academic Affairs Division, Bridgewater State College, November 2004.
“One Way Street Ends: Battle of the Sexes” Office of Residence Life and Housing,
Bridgewater State College, October 2004.
“We’re not complete without you”, Vision retreat for First Parish in Bridgewater,
April, 2004.
“You may have noticed…I’m white”, Emcee, Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration and
Breakfast, Bridgewater State College, January 20, 2004.
“Becoming an Ally”, Bridgewater State College, Safe College coalition,
September, 2003.
“Creativity and Information Technology”, Bridgewater State College, Information
Technology Division, Bridgewater State College, May 2003
“Diversity in the 21st Century”, Bridgewater State College, Special Education class,
November 2002.
“Safe Zone program for Academic Affairs” Bridgewater State College, November,
2002.
“It Is
Inevitable: Conflict in the Workplace”,
Metro South Chamber of Commerce,
Brockton, MA., May 2001
“Using Classroom
Discussions Effectively” for Center for Advancement of Research and
Teaching,
Bridgewater State College, January 2001.
"Conflict
Management" for LEAD program, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA,
November,
2000.
“Type and
Technology”, for Information Technology staff, Bridgewater State College,
June 2000.
“Teacher
Kaleidoscope”, for mentor and supervising teachers, Bridgewater
State College, January and May,
2000.
“Encouraging the Heart”, Keynote speaker,
Hospice of Taunton, Volunteer Recognition
Dinner,
April 1999
"Geese ... Buffalo ... 12 Steps: Leadership in Unitarian Universalist
Congregations",
North
Atlantic Regional Unitarian Universalist Regional Gathering, Providence,
RI,
November 1998.
"Throw Away Your
Rabbit's Foot: Models of Conflict Management and Mentoring" with
Ann
Lydecker, Barbara J. Bautz and Nancy Witherell, Pi Delta Kappa (National
Education
Honor Society), Middleboro, MA, April 1998.
"MBTI and
Teaching", for graduate class in Education, Bridgewater State College,
Bridgewater,
MA, March 1998.
"Conflict
Management" for LEAD program, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA,
March
1998.
Keynote speaker,
Ballou Channing District of the Unitarian Universalist Association,
Braintree,
MA, October 1997.
"Cracks in the
Ivory Tower", workshop for the Ballou Channing District of Unitarian
Universalist
Association, Braintree, MA, October 1997.
"Communication
101 ", for Family Weekend, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater,
MA, October 1997.
"Communication
and Diversity", for Executive Boards of the Multicultural Affairs
organizations,
Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA, October, 1997.
Worship Committee,
First Parish in Bridgewater, Bridgewater, MA 1998-present.
Membership and
Promotions Committee, Handicapped Access, and Worship
Committee;
advisor to Long Range Planning Committee, Unity Church, Unitarian
Universalist,
North Easton, MA, 1995- 1997.
Worship and Arts
Council, First Parish in Framingham, Framingham, MA 1991-1994.
Member, The Alban
Institute's Consultant Network 1990 - 1995.
Guest Speaker,
Swedenborgen School of Theology, Newton, MA 1990 - 1996.
Chair, Nominating
Committee, Unitarian Universalist Association, Boston,
MA
1987 – 1991.
President, former
Finance Chair, Church of the Larger Fellowship, (a "church by phone
and
mail" for people who do not have access to local congregations)
Boston,
MA 1985 -1989.
Chair, Greater Boston
Committee, Visions for Growth Development Campaign,
Unitarian Universalist Association, Boston, MA 1985 -
1986.
Boston Area Chapter
of the Association for Psychological Type 1984 - present;
Founder and Coordinator, l984-l987.
Board Member,
Northeast Association of Psychological Type 1984 - 1986.
Founding member,
FOCUS on Gifted and Talented Education, Framingham, MA 1984.
Organizational
Development Senior Staff Presenter for Leadership Schools (New
England,
1984-l988; Eastern Great Lakes, 1985-1987, l989; MidWest, 1986-
1989).
Coordinator,
Unitarian Universalist Leadership Schools Network, Framingham, MA 1982
-1991.
President,
Massachusetts Bay District of Unitarian Universalist Churches, Inc., Boston,
MA
1982 - 1984 (Board member l978-l984).
Convener, District
Presidents' Association of the Unitarian Universalist Association,
Boston,
MA 1982 - 1984.
Founder, New England
Leadership School 1982.
Guest speaker and
workshop leader for congregations and non-profit organizations
throughout
New England 1975 - present.
PROFESSIONAL
MEMBERSHIPS (current)
Association for Conflict Resolution
Massachusetts Association of Mediation Programs and Practitioners
Creative Education Foundation, Colleague
Eastern Communication Association
National Communication Association
Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education
Wellesley College Center for Research on Women
Massachusetts Women in Public Higher Education
PAPERS, WORKSHOP and
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS:
(This does not include
consultations.)
“The Invisible Diversity” Training and Development Division, National Communication
Association Convention, Boston, MA, November 2005
“Women in Science Fiction: Fallen and Flying Angels”, Women’s Caucus, National
Communication Association Convention, Boston, MA, November 2005
“Innovative Techniques for Training Professionals: Three Steps to Resolution”
Training and Development Division, National Communication Association Convention, Boston, MA, November 2005
“Conflict and Diversity: Advancing from "Dis-ease" to Social Wellness through Public Dialogue: Making the Campus Culture Healthier for All” Peace and Conflict
Communication Division, National Communication Association Convention, Boston, MA, November 2005
“Taking It To The Streets: Honoring Sam Keltner”, Peace and Conflict Division,
National Communication Association Convention, Boston, MA, November 2005
“Teamwork as a frame for the Basic Course,” Basic Course Division, National
Communication Association Convention, Boston, MA, November 2005
“The Water Isn’t Safe For Everyone: Creating Safe Spaces,” Professional and
Organizational Development Network in Higher Education Conference,
Milwaukee, WI, October 2005
“The Waters aren’t always Calm: Managing Conflict in Higher Education,”
Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education
Annual Conference, Milwaukee, WI, October, 2005
“Conflict in Higher Education” Colorado Wyoming Women in Higher Education,
Denver, CO, October 2005.,
“Dare to Lead: Power and Collaborative Leadership”, Massachusetts Conference of
Chief Librarians of Public Higher Educational Institutions, North Falmouth, MA, July 2005
“Looking Away… Faculty-Faculty Conflict”, National Communication Association Conference, Chicago, Illinois, November 2004
“Journey to Distant Learning: Teaching Communities”, with William Singleton.
Massachusetts Colleges Online Conference on E-Learning, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA , June 2004.
“Information and Communication Technology: A Teaching Community”, with
Ann Hird and William Singleton, Center for the Advancement of Teaching and
Research annual conference, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA,
May 2004.
“Cirque de Communique: Juggling the Three Balls of Research, Service andTeaching,”
National Communication Association Conference, November 2003 Miami, Florida
"Theory to Reality: Experiences in Implementation of the Warters Model of Campus
Mediation at a Mid-Sized Public University" National Communication Association
Conference, November 2003, Miami, Florida
“Dare to Lead” Department Chair Breakfast, National Communication Association Conference, November 2003, Miami, Florida.
“Looking Away… Faculty-Faculty Conflict”, National Communication Association Conference, November 2004, Chicago, Illinois
“Journey to Distant Learning: Teaching Communities”, with William Singleton. Massachusetts Colleges Online Conference on E-Learning, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA , June 2004.
“Information and Communication Technology: A Teaching Community”, with Ann Hird and William Singleton, Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Research annual conference, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA, May 2004.
“Conflict
Management for Department Chairs”, American Council on Education,
Department
Chairs’ Conference, February 2003.
“Conflict
Management in Higher Education”, American Council on Education,
“Conflict
Management in Higher Education”, American Council on Education,
ACE
Fellows Program, Mid-Year Seminar, Tampa, FL, January 2002
“Content
and Technology Experts Working Together: 2+2=.4”,
with William
Singleton and Estelle Wenson, for Syllabus Conference, Danvers, MA,
November 2001
“Online or F2F: Can Group Be Taught Online?” with William Singleton, Estelle
Wenson,
David Wilson, for Human Communication and Technology
Commission
National Communication Association, Atlanta, GA,
November 2001.
“Technology’s Golden
Mean”, with William Singleton, Estelle
Wenson, David Wilson, for panel on
“Human Communication and Technology in
the
Classroom and At A Distance”, for Human Communication and Technology
Commission,
National Communication Association, Atlanta, GA,
November 2001.
“Managing Conflict in
the Department”, for panel on “Cultured Chairs Mentor
Tender Shoots: Before You Have Roots, You Have To Plant the
Seed”,
for
Undergraduate College and University Section,
National
Communication
Association, Atlanta, GA,
November 2001.
“No Longer
Normal...But What Now?” moderator and
presentor for Undergraduate
College
and University Section, National Communication Association, Atlanta,
GA,
November 2001.
“The Capstone Course
As A Launching Pad”, for a panel on
“The Capstone
Course: Curiosity and Diversity”, for Undergraduate College and University
Section,
National Communication Association, Atlanta, GA,
November 2001
“Distance Learning Teams, Tools and
Teaching”, with Estelle Wenson, David
Wilson and William Singleton,
Massachusetts Education Computing
Conference, Boston, MA, June 2001.
“Stepping Into A
Different River: Using Technology to
Teach Beyond the Basic
Course”, with James Hayes-Bohanan,
Center for Research and Teaching,
Bridgewater State College, May 2001.
“Not Just for
Aristotle: The golden Mean in Computer
Mediated Courses”
with Estelle Wenson, David Wilson
and William Singleton,
Eastern Communication Association
Conference, Portland, Maine,
April 2001.
“True Confessions of
a Post-Luddite: Getting Faculty to Use Technology for Teaching”,
Eastern Communication Association
Conference, Portland, Maine,
April 2001.
“Not By Ourselves
Alone: A Model for Computer-Mediated
Coursework”,
National Communication Association,
Seattle, WA, November 2000.
“Linking
Learning: Linking Lives: Using
Computers in the Classroom”, National
Communication Association, Seattle,
WA, November 2000.
“The Golden Mean in
Computer-Mediated Classrooms”, Center for the Advancement
of Research and Teaching,
Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA
May 2000.
“Classroom as Closet: Making the Campus Safe
for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and
Transgender Students”, Awareness
Week, Bridgewater State College,
Bridgewater,
MA, April 2000.
“Feminist Conflict
Management”, National Association for Women in Education,
Boston, MA, March 2000
“Motivating Faculty”, New England Consortium of College and
Universities,
Lowell, MA, February 2000.
“Classroom as Closet: Making the Campus Safe
for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and
Transgender Students”, New England
Faculty Development
Consortium, Worcester, MA. November
1999
“Why Can’t They Be
Like We Were: Civility in the Classroom”, New England Faculty
Development
Consortium, Worcester, MA. November 1999
“Nurturing the
Environment for us all: Spirit in
Higher Education”, Lilly Conference
on College Teaching, Miami
University, Oxford, OH, November 1999.
“Civility in the
Classroom,” Lilly New England Conference on College Teaching,
Northeastern University, October 1999.
“Nurturing the
Environment for us all: Spirit in
Higher Education”, Lilly New England
Conference
on College Teaching, Northeastern University, October 1999.
"Creating a
Collaborative College-Wide Community: It CAN Be Done",
Conference
on New Ways of Learning and Leading in the Classroom, the
Workplace,
and Community, Pine Manor College, Boston, MA, April 1999
"Crossing ALL
the Borders: Creating a Unified Campus Community", American
Association
for Higher Education, Washington, D.C., March 1999
"What Do We Do
Now? Conflict Management in Interpersonal Relationships" for
LEAD
program (a program for inner city high school students)
Office of Multicultural Affairs, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater
MA, February 1998; February 1999.
"Leadership in
Congregations", New England Gathering of Unitarian
Universalist
Congregations, Providence, RI., November 1998.
"Coping with
Change in Higher Education", Keynote speaker, Massachusetts Women in
Public
Higher Education, Boston, MA., May 1998.
"Cracks in the
Chalkboard: Conflict Management in the Classroom", for
Days
of Dialogue, Bridgewater State College, May, 1998
"Dispute
Resolution Techniques in Higher Education", National Center for
Collective
Bargaining in Higher Education", New York, April l998
"Mending the
Cracks in the Ivory Tower", Pre-conference workshop presenter,
American
Association for Higher Education, Atlanta, GA., March l998
"Cracks in the
Ivory Tower: Presidential Assistants and Conflict", Pre-conference
workshop
presenter, National Association of Presidential Assistants, San
Francisco,
CA, February 1998
"Cracks in the
Chalkboard: Conflict Management in the Classroom", for
Days
of Dialogue, Bridgewater State College, February 1998
"Cracks in the
Ivory Tower: Conflict Management in Higher Education", Pre-conference
workshop presenter, American Council on
Education, San Francisco, February
l998.
"Throw Away Your
Rabbit's Foot: Models of Mentoring: Liberal Arts Collaboration
with
Education", with Ann Lydecker, Barbara J. Bautz and Nancy Witherell,
American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, New Orleans,
LA, February 1998.
"Dynamics of
Conflict in Teaching: Conflict Resolution Strategies", Beginning
Teacher
Induction/Mentoring Programs, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Education, November 19, 1997.
"On Leadership,
Power, and Mobius Strips", Keynote, Ballou Channing District of the
Unitarian
Universalist Association, Braintree, MA, October l997.
"Cracks in the
Steeple: Conflict Management in Churches", Ballou Channing
District
of Unitarian Universalist Churches, Braintree, MA., October l997.
"Change can Mean
Conflict: Managing Conflict Between Auxiliary Service Professionals
and
Vendors", with John Budron, National Association of College Auxiliary
Services
28th Annual Conference, Boston, October l997.
"Communication
101", presented for Family Weekend , "A Day in the Life",
Bridgewater
State
College, Bridgewater, MA October 1997.
"Communication
and Diversity", for Executive Boards of the Multicultural Affairs
organizations,
Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA October, 1997.
"Conflict
Management for Cooperating Practitioners", Southeastern Massachusetts
Schools,
August l997.
"Communication
Skills for Teacher Conferencing", Southeastern Massachusetts
Schools,
August 1997.
"Cracks in the
Steeple: Conflict Management in Churches", Unitarian Universalist
General
Assembly, Phoenix, AZ, June l997.
"Promoting
Positive Change: Introducing and Incorporating New Ways of Learning
and
Leading in the Classroom and the Workplace", New Ways of Learning
and
Leading: A National Conference on a New Kind of Leadership in our
Classrooms, our Communities and our Workplaces, Pine Manor College,
Brookline, MA, June l997.
"Youth
Congress", A World of Difference Institute, Brandeis University, May 1997
"Are We There
Yet? or Diversity: The Sequel", with Dana Mohler-Faria and
Maxine
Rawlins, Campus Climate Action Group and the Center for the
Advancement
of Teaching and Learning, Bridgewater State College, April 1997.
"Conflict
Management for Cooperating Practitioners", Bridgewater State College,
March
1997.
"Cracks in the
Ivory Tower: Conflict Management in Higher Education" pre-
conference
workshop, American Association for Higher Education,
Washington,
D.C., March 1997
"Cracks in the
Ivory Tower: Conflict Management in Higher Education",
pre-conference
workshop, American Council on Education, Washington,
D.C.,
February 1997.
"The
Administrative Challenge of Change: A Change Management Primer",
Association
of Academic Affairs Administrators, Providence, RI,
November l996.
"Promoting
Positive Change in Higher Education: A Change Management Primer",
Massachusetts
Faculty Development Consortium annual conference,
Worcester,
MA, November 1996.
"Myers Briggs Type
Indicator and Librarians", Librarians and staff of Maxwell
Library,
Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA, October l996.
"Myers Briggs
Type Indicator and Student Leadership", Residence Life
Leadership
Program, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA, October l996.
"Conflict
Management for Cooperating Practitioners", Plymouth Public Schools,
Plymouth,
MA, July 1996.
"Myers Briggs
Type Indicator and Student Affairs", Professional Development
Conference
of Student Affairs Division, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater,
MA
May 1996
"Determine our
Future...CART Strategic Planning", Center for the Advancement
of
Teaching and Research, Bridgewater State College, May 1996.
"Cracks in the
Ivory Tower: Conflict Management in Higher Education", annual
conference
of the American Association for Higher Education, Chicago, IL, March 1996.
"Coping with
Changing Campus Culture" Public Broadcasting Station Adult Learning
Satellite
Service teleconference, February 29,1996.
"Strategic
Planning for Educational Institutions ", for the Department of Secondary
Education
and Professional Programs", January 1996.
"Making the Best
of Your First Year at Bridgewater", Center for the Advancement of
Research
and Teaching", Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA, January
1996.
" Does Faith
Matter?: The Role of Religion in Conflict Management", Massachusetts
Association
of Mediation Programs and Practitioners, Diversity Workshops,
December
l995.
" Renewing the
Academic Community: Engaging Students, Faculty and
Administrators
in Learning" Massachusetts Faculty Development
Consortium
Conference, Worcester, MA, November l995.
"Involving Faculty in On-Campus Professional Development",
Massachusetts
Faculty
Development Consortium Conference, Worcester, MA,
November
1995.
"How To Get Out
of the Frying Pan...Without Jumping Into the Fire: Conflict
Management
in Higher Education", National Association of Academic
Affairs Administrators, Northeast Region Annual Meeting, Providence,
RI, November, 1995.
"Does Context
Matter?: The Importance of Substantive Knowledge in Mediation
and
Conflict Management", Massachusetts Association of Mediation
Professionals and Practitioners, Boston, MA., October 1995.
"Cracks in the
Ivory Tower: Conflict Management in Higher Education",
pre-conference
workshop, Professional and Organizational Development
Network in Higher Education, Falmouth, MA, October l995
"Starting and
Nurturing a Regional Faculty Development Program", Professional and
Organizational Development Network in Higher Education,
Falmouth, MA, October l995
"Conflict
Management in Higher Education", Society for Professionals in
Dispute
Resolution Conference, Washington, DC., September l995.
"A National
Survey of Conflict Management Programs in Higher Education",
Society
for Professionals in Dispute Resolution Conference, Washington, DC., September
l995.
"Peace Within
the Academy", Peace as Strategy: Practice, Movement, Culture
Peace
Studies Association conference, Tufts University, Medford, MA,
March l995.
"Cracks in the
Ivory Tower: Conflict Management in Higher Education",
Massachusetts
Faculty Development Consortium, Brandeis University,
February 1994.
" Beyond
Inclusion: Transforming the Curriculum", Communication Association of
Massachusetts,
Mt. Ida College, Newton, MA, April l994.
"Conflict
Management in Higher Education", Center for the Advancement of
Research
and Teaching, Bridgewater State College, March l994.
"Cracks in the
Ivory Tower: Conflict Management in Higher Education",
Massachusetts
Faculty Development Consortium, Brandeis University, February 1994.
"Why Can't They
Be More Like Me?: Type and Teaching", Center for the
Advancement
of Research and Teaching, Bridgewater State College, February l994.
"But I Don't
Want to be Here!!!: Involving Students in General Education Courses",
New
Directions in General Education: Rethinking the Core, Middlesex Community College, Lowell, MA, May
l993.
"Transforming
the Curriculum", CART Conviviuum, Center for the Advancement of
Research
and Teaching, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA, May l993.
"Starting a
Faculty Development Program", Massachusetts Faculty Development
Consortium,
Bentley College, Waltham, MA, February l993.
"Myers Briggs
and Health Services", Health Services Department of
Bridgewater
State College, Bridgewater, MA, October 1993.
"Internationalizing
the Curriculum", Massachusetts Council on International Education,
Worcester,
MA., November 1992.
"Still a Chilly
One?: The Academic Climate", Professional and Organizational
Development
Network in Higher Education conference, Wesley Chapel, FL, October l992.
"How To Tell If
You're in the Frying Pan...or the Fire...or Just Too Near to the Sun",
Interim
Minister's Network, Westfield, MA., June 1992.
" When You Meet
Conflict In the Parish...Don't Kill It!", Interim Minister's Network,
Westfield,
MA June 1992.
"Chairing a
Department is Like Herding Cats", CART Sampler, Center for the
Application
of Research and Teaching, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater,
MA. May 1992.
"How Am I
Different? Myers Briggs Type Indicator and Youth", Framingham and
Nashua,
NH youth conference, Framingham, MA., April 1992.
"How To Start a
Faculty Development Program", Eastern Regional Workshop,
Massachusetts
Faculty Development Consortium , Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater MA.,
April 1992.
"We're Just Not
Communicating!: Teaching and Learning Styles", Massachusetts
Faculty
Development Consortium Annual Conference, Bentley College, Waltham, MA.,
February 1992.
"Starting Your
Own Faculty Development Program", co-presenter with Elaine Wong and
Carol
Owen, Massachusetts Faculty Development Consortium Annual
Conference,
Bentley College, Waltham, MA., February l992.
"Different
Styles for Different Folks", Massachusetts Teacher's Association Annual
Conference, Williams College, Williamstown,
MA., August l991.
"No More
Us...Them: Nurturing Collegiality in the Campus Community", Massachusetts
Faculty
Development Consortium Conference, Bridgewater State College,
Bridgewater, MA., May 1991.
"Organizational
Development for Interim Ministers", Unitarian Universalist Association
Boston,
MA., March 1991.
"Power and
Ministerial Leadership", Swedenborg School of Theology, Newton, MA,
January
1991.
"Myers Briggs
Type Theory in Teaching and Learning", Swedenborg School of
Theology,
Newton, MA., November 1990.
"Leadership in
Congregations: Working with Volunteers", General Assembly of the
Unitarian
Universalist Association, Milwaukee, WI, June 1990.
"Decision Making
in Congregations", General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist
Association,
Milwaukee, WI, June 1990.
"Department
Chairs Workshop", in Faculty Development in the l990's, Mass. Faculty
Development
Consortium Conference, Bridgewater, MA, May 1990
"Faculty
Development at State Colleges and Universities" at Conference of Community
College Division Chairs, Holyoke, MA, April
1990.
"Faculty
Development Programs", in "Responding to Diversity" conference,
University of
Massachusetts,
Amherst, January 1990.
"Organizational Development in the Workplace", AETNA, Inc., Hartford,
CT., October
1989.
"Consensual
Decision Making; A Conflict Alternative", Unitarian Universalist General
Assembly,
New Haven, CT, June 1989.
"Everything for Everyone: The Basic Communication Course", Association
of
Massachusetts,
Sturbridge, MA, April l989.
"Starting a Regional Faculty/Organizational/ Instructional Development
Program",
Professional
and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education
Conference,
Keystone, CO., October, l988.
"Motivating
Faculty Toward Classroom Innovation", Creative Problem Solving Institute,
Creative
Education Foundation, Buffalo, NY, June l988.
"The Care and Feeding of Volunteers", General Assembly of the
Unitarian Universalist
Association,
Palm Springs, CA, June 1988.
"Operation
Enterprise" presenter, American Management Association, Harriman, NY.
June
1988.
"Faculty
Development", Massachusetts Communication Association, Wellesley, MA,
April
l988.
"Taking the
First Step: Motivating Faculty Toward Classroom Innovations' , American
Association for Higher Education, Washington,
D.C., March l988.
"Nurturing
Creativity in the Classroom", Professional and Organizational Development
Network
in Higher Education Conference, Kerville, TX, October l987.
"Help!...Please!
Recruiting and Motivating Volunteers", General Assembly of Unitarian
Universalist
Association, Little Rock, Arkansas, June l987.
"Graduate Training Throughout the Year", a part of the "Short
Course on the 'Basic
Course'",
Eastern Communication Association, Syracuse, NY, May l987.
"Papers in
Instructional Practices", chair of the panel, Eastern
Communication
Association, Syracuse, NY, May 1987.
"Personality
Type and Learning Theory", presented to: Stapleton Elementary School,
April
l987 College classes in Education, December, April l987
"Faculty
Development in Higher Education", participated in presentation as POD Core
Committee
member, American Association of Higher Education, Chicago,
February
l987.
"Being All Things To All People: Myers Briggs Type Theory and
Teaching", Professional
Organizational
Development Network in Higher Education Conference, Spring
Hills,
PA., November 1986.
"Growing a
Teaching Quality Program", co-presented with Dr. Robert J. Dillman and Dr.
Jacquelyn Madry-Taylor, Professional Organizational
Development in Higher Education Conference, Spring Hills, PA., November, 1986
"Personality
Type and Religious Liberals", General Assembly of the Unitarian
Universalist
Association, Rochester, NY., June 1986.
"A Multimethodological
Approach to the Basic Course", The Basic Course Conference
at
the Eastern Communication Association Convention, Atlantic City, NJ., l986.
(As
a result of this presentation, I was asked by Macmillan Publishers to write a
text.)
"Type2: A Correlation
of Situational Leadership Type and Myers Briggs Type",
Northeast
Association of Psychological Type Convention, Harriman, NY. May 1986.
"Teaching
Methods Old and New: What Works?", SACHEM Conference on the Art of
College Teaching, Brockton, MA., April 1986.
"Using Conflict
Creatively in Groups", Massachusetts Bay District of Unitarian
Universalist Churches", Concord, MA, 1984
"Religious
Issues", Aberjona Journal, Community Cable TV, Winchester, MA 1983.
"Marriage and Commitment",
Week Day, Channel 4, Boston, MA, 1983.
"Emotional
Aspects of Pregnancy", International Childbirth Education Association,
Boston,
MA, 1979.
"Emotional
Aspects of Pregnancy in Urban vs. Suburban vs. Rural Women", Women
and
Health in Suburbia, Framingham State College, Framingham, MA., l978.
"An Exploratory
Study into the Proxemic and Verbal Behavior of 'Normals' in
Dyadic
Interaction with the 'Deaf'", Ohio Speech Communication Association
,Columbus,
OH., l974.
"Instruction of
High School Students in Interpersonal Communication through Group
Discussion
Techniques", Speech Communication Association, New York, NY,
l973;
received Gordon Weissman Award for Graduate Research, Ohio Univ.
Holton, Susan A, “Dare to be a Powerful Chair,” The Department Chair, Fall 2006
Holton, Susan A, “Foundations of Conflict Management,” American Council on Education Department Chairs Online Resource Center, http://www.acenet.edu/resources/chairs/
Holton, Susan A, “You’ve Got Conflict: Email and Conflict Management,” American Council on Education Department Chairs Online Resource Center, http://www.acenet.edu/resources/chairs/
Holton, Susan A and Robert Haynor, “Making the Campus Community a Safe and Affirming Space for All” in Ouellett, Matthew, Ed., Teaching InclusivelyTeaching Inclusively : Diversity and Faculty Development, Stillwater, Oklahoma: New Forums Press, 2005.
Holton, Susan A “Seven Heavenly Virtues” The Department Chair, Spring, 2005
Holton, Susan A, “Seven Deadly Sins for Department Chairs”, The Department Chair, Fall 2004.
Holton, Susan A, “Manage That Conflict!” University Business, November 2003.
Holton, Susan A, “You Don’t Have To Be Super Professor!” online
Holton, Susan A, “Why An Ivory Tower?”, National Teaching and Learning Forum, 11.3, 2002.
Holton,
Susan A “Promoting Your Professional Development Program” in Kay Herr
Gillespie, ed., Hilson, Linda R., and Wadsworth, Emily C., Associate Eds.,
A Guide to Faculty Development: Practical
Advice, Examples and Resources, Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing
Company, 2002.
Holton,
Susan A, Cracks in the Steeple: Conflict Management in Congregations, in
negotiation with publisher.
Holton,
Susan A, “Creating Academic
Teams”, Academic Leader:
The
Newsletter for Academic Deans and Department Chairs,
Vol. 17, No. 10,
October
2001.
Holton, Susan A,
“You’ve Got Mail...And You’ve Got Conflict:
Email and the Escalation of Conflict”, in Mass Communication Mixing
Views, Jabbar Al-Obaidi, editor, Southfield, MI: High Tech Artwork and
Design, 2001.
Holton,
Susan A, review of Engaging
Communication in Conflict: Systemic Practice
by Stephen W. Littlejohn and Kathy Domenici,
American Communication Journal 4.3, Spring 2001.
Available online http://acjournal.org
Holton, Susan
A., “The Tree That Grew: Conflict in
Organizations”, online. internet. Available:
http://www.gabrielames.com/Articles/Tree.html
Holton, Susan A, “If You Create
It...They Still May Not Come!: Promoting Your Professional Development
Program”, in Kay Herr Gillespie, ed. Professional and Organizational
Development: A Handbook for Practitioners. Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing Company, 2000.
Holton, Susan A,
“Ghosts in the Corridors: Managing
Conflict” Academic Leader:
The Newsletter for
Academic Deans and Department Chairs,
Vol. 15, No. 12,
December 1999.
Holton, Susan A, “Of
Silos and Spider Webs”, Bridgewater Review, Winter 1999.
Holton, Susan A, “Creating a
Collaborative Campus-Wide Community, or, If
You Create It, They
Will Come” Academic Leader: The
Newsletter for
Academic Deans and
Department Chairs, Vol. 15, No.
8, September 1999.
Holton, Susan A,
“Ghosts and Other Legacies of the Past”, online. Internet. April 1999. Available: http://www.gabrielames.com
Holton, Susan A,
"After the Eruption: Conflict Management for the Classroom", in
Steven M. Richardson, ed., Incivility in Higher Education New Directions in Higher Education, San
Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers Inc., winter l998.
Holton, Susan A, Be
An Angel's Advocate online. Internet. September l998, Available: http://www.gabrielames.com
Budron, John and
Susan A Holton, "It is Unavoidable: Conflict in Auxiliary Services",
College Services Administration: Journal of the National Association of College
Auxiliary Services, (June 1998), 36-39.
Holton, Susan A, ed. Mending the Cracks in the Ivory Tower: Conflict
Management
Strategies for Higher Education. Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing Company, Inc.
l998.
Holton, Susan A,
"What's It all About: Conflict in Academia", in Susan A Holton,
ed., Mending the Cracks in the Ivory Tower: Conflict Management Strategies
in
Higher Education, Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing Company, Inc., l998
Holton, Susan A,
"Academic Mortar to Mend the Cracks, " in Holton, Susan A, ed. Mending
the Cracks in the Ivory Tower:: Conflict Management Strategies in Higher Education
, , Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing Company, Inc., l998
Holton, Susan A,
"Mending the Cracks in the Department: Equipping the Chair with the Proper
Tools", The Department Chair, fall l997.
Holton, Susan A, "Who Am I? A Personalized Introduction to Research"
in Selections from the Speech Communication Teacher to accompany Stephen E.
Lucas, The Art of Public Speaking: Instructor's Manual, New York: McGraw
Hill, l997.
Holton, Susan A
Conflict Management Programs in Institutions of Higher
Education in the United States and Canada, online. Available:
http://www.ombuds.org/holton.html
Holton, Susan A Conflict Management
Programs in Institutions of Higher
Education in the United States and Canada, Bridgewater State College,
Bridgewater, MA, l996.
Holton , Susan A,
"Cracks in the Ivory Tower: Conflict Management in the
Classroom and Beyond", Teaching Excellence Professional and
Organizational Development Network in Higher Education, Ames, IA, Fall
l996.
Holton, Susan A, "Who Am I? A
Personalized Introduction to Research", Speech
Communication Teacher, Speech Communication Association, Annandale, VA,
Spring l996.
Holton, Susan A,
"Marketing and Promoting Your Professional Development Program", Professional
and Organizational Development: A Handbook for Practitioners, second
edition, ed. by Emily Wadsworth, Stillwater, OK., New Forums Press, Spring
1996.
Holton, Susan A,
review of When Push Comes to Shove: A Practical Guide to
Mediating Disputes by Karl A. Slaikeu. The International Journal of Conflict
Management, 7.1 (January 1996), 87-88.
Holton, Susan A, editor Conflict Management in Higher Education, New
Directions in Higher Education, San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, Winter l995.
Holton, Susan A, "It's Nothing
New: A History of Conflict in Higher Education"
in Holton, Susan A, ed, Conflict Management in Higher Education, New
Directions in Higher Education, San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, Winter l995.
Holton, Susan A and Gerald Phillips
" Can't Live With Them...Can't Live Without Them: Conflict Between Faculty
and Administrators", in Holton, Susan A, ed, Conflict Management in
Higher Education, New Directions in Higher Education San Francisco:
Jossey-Bass, Winter l995.
Holton, Susan A. and William Warters,
" A Compendium of Conflict Management
Programs in Higher Education", in Holton, Susan A, ed, Conflict
Management in Higher Education, New Directions in Higher Education, San
Francisco: Jossey-Bass, Winter l995.
Holton, Susan A.,
"And Now...the Answers: How to Deal with Conflict in Higher
Education", in Holton, Susan A, ed, Conflict Management in Higher Education,
New Directions in Higher Education, San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, Winter l995.
Holton, Susan A,
"What Do Faculty Really Want?" The Department Chair,
Volume 6, No., 1, Summer l995.
Holton, Susan A,
"Taking Care of Ourselves: Faculty and Administrator Use
of Conflict Management Programs in Higher Education", The Fourth R
Volume 57, June/July 1995.
Holton, Susan A,
"Cracks in the Ivory Tower: Conflict Management in Higher
Education", Academic Affairs Administrators Newsletter, Vol. 21,
No. l,
May 1995.
Holton, Susan A Time
and Talent Directory: A Compendium of Faculty
Developers, second edition, Massachusetts Faculty Development Consortium,
Bridgewater MA, l995
Holton, Susan A,
"Meeting Tips", in Communication Briefings, Spring l994.
Holton, Susan A ,
editor, MFDC Exchange, newsletter of the Massachusetts
Faculty Development Consortium, Volume 1, Fall l990 through Volume 8, l994.
Holton, Susan A
"Rewarding Faculty who Teach", Connection: New England
Journal of Higher Education and Economic Development, Vol. IX, Number 1,
Spring l994.
Holton, Susan A,
"Be An Angel's Advocate", Congregations, May/June l994.
Holton, Susan A
"Looking Backward...Before Moving Forward: The Janus Workshop", Congregations:
the Alban Journal October l993.
Holton, Susan A
"Early Warning Signs of Conflict", In Between Times: The
Newsletter of the Interim Minister's Network, September l992 and December
l992.
Holton, Susan A Time
and Talent Directory: A Compendium of Faculty
Developers, Massachusetts Faculty Development Consortium, Bridgewater MA,
l992
Holton, Susan A,
"Holton's Classroom Myths", Journal of Staff, Program and
Organizational Development, Vol. X, No. l, Spring l992
Holton, Susan A;
Vigil, Terry Anne; Spencer, Marian, eds. Commonwealth Faculty
Development Directory, Bridgewater: Massachusetts Faculty Development
Consortium, 1991
Holton, Susan A,
"Teaching, Learning and Type", CommNet , Communication
Association of Massachusetts, Fall l990.
Holton, Susan A,
"Teaching, Learning and Type" CommNet Newsletter
of the Communication Association of Massachusetts, Newton, MA.,
Communication Association of Massachusetts, Fall 1990.
Holton, Susan A,
"The Classroom as a Group", CommNet, Newsletter of the
Communication Association of Massachusetts, Newton, MA., Communication
Association of Massachusetts, Spring 1990.
Holton, Susan A,
"Motivating Faculty Toward Classroom Excellence", Proceedings of
the Massachusetts Communication Association Conference, Newton, MA.,
Communication Association of Massachusetts, l988.
Holton, Susan A,
"Her Mother's Daughter", book review, Bridgewater Review,
Bridgewater, MA., l988
Holton, Susan A,
"Marketing and Promoting Your Professional Development Program", Professional
and Organizational Development: A Handbook for Practitioners, ed. by Emily
Wadsworth, Stillwater, OK., New Forums Press, 1988.
Holton, Susan A, The Mad Madonna . Buffalo, NY, Bearly Limited, 1987
Holton, Susan A, "Faculty
Development Workshop", in Ideas That Work - and Some That Don't",
Austin, TX, Professional and Organizational Development Network of Higher
Education, l986.
Holton, Susan A, "A Multimethodological Approach to the Basic Course"
ERIC, 1986.
Holton, Susan A,
"Women and Money", Equal Times, November l978.
Holton, Susan A,
"I Remember", Family Circle, July 1978.
Holton, Susan A, "Pregnant
Fathers", Mothers' Manual, March/April 1978.
Holton, Susan A,
"Not So Different...Proxemic Behavior of the Adult Deaf",
American Annals of the Deaf, Vol. 123, No. 8, December l976.
Holton, Susan A,
"Untitled and Other Poetry", What She Wants October, 1975.
Holton, Susan A, Now
I Found the Sun, Owl Press, London, OH, 1974
Holton, Susan A, Under the Influence of Life, Owl Press, London, OH, 1973.
Human Communication: Motivation, Knowledge and Skills, Thomson Publishing, April 2005
Communicating in College and Beyond, Houghton Mifflin Company, January 2005.
Riggio, Ronald E, Susan E. Murphy and Francis J. Pirozzola, Multiple Intelligences and Leadership. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publisher, 2002.
Dobkin, Bethami and Roger Pace, Communication in a Changing World, McGraw-Hill
Publishers
Rodriguez, Amardo, editor, Communication and Spirituality: Contributions to a New
Discourse on Communication, University Press of America
Anderson, James and Elaine Englehardt, The Organizational
Self and Ethical Conduct, Harcourt College Publishers
Rubin, Rebecca B., Alan M. Rubin and Linda J. Piele, Communication
Research: Streategies and Sources,
Wadsworth Publishing Company
Duran, Kistler, Communication Connections, Wadsworth
Publishing Company
Dobkin, Bethami and Pace Communication in a Changing
World: An Introduction
to Communication Theory and Practice, Burrston House, Ltd,
Publishing
Reinard, John, Introduction
to Communication Research McGraw-Hill
“In Focus”, Bridgewater Cable, appearances at least once a year since 1991.
Significant
print and radio interviews in 2001-2002 in reference to the Frank-Tremblay Safe
College Scholarship at Bridgewater State College.
“Digital
Desk” with Mark Schneider, Canadian Television News, Vancouver, British
Columbia, May 2001 (Information
also given on the “Digital Desk” webpage, available at http://www.digitaldesk.com/article.pl?sid=01/05/10/1911215&mode=thread)
“Conflict in the
Workplace”, radio interview, Taunton, MA 2000.
"Coping
with Changing Campus Culture" Public Broadcasting Station Adult Learning
Satellite
Service teleconference, February 29,1996.
Ph.D. in Communication, minor in Sociology, Case Western Reserve University,
Cleveland,
OH, June 1976.
M.A.in Communication,
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, January
1973.
B.S. in Speech and
Drama, English, and Education, Miami University, Oxford, OH, 1970
An Exploratory Study into the Proxemic and Verbal Behavior of 'Normals' in
Dyadic Interaction with the 'Deaf'
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH 1976
Disability Access Recognition Award, Spring 2004
College Spotlight Program:
Linking Learning-Linking Lives,
National Communication Association,
2000
Davis Fellowship, 1999-2000; 200-2001
Commonwealth Citation for Outstanding Performance, 1994, 1998
Professional Development Scholarship from Massachusetts
Women in Public Higher Education
Distinguished Alumni Award, Case Western Reserve University
Honorary Member, Pi Kappa Delta, National Honorary Forensic Society
Distinguished Service Award, Bridgewater State College
Colleague, Creative Education Foundation
Gordon Weissman Award for Graduate Research
listed in: Who's Who
in America; Who's Who of American Women; Who's Who of Emerging Leaders in
America; Who's Who in American Education; Who's Who in the East , Who's Who of
Professional and Business Women, International Professional and Business
Women's Hall of Fame, Who's Who Worldwide, International Who's Who of Professional
and Business Women, International Who's Who of Professionals, Who's Who in the
World, Who's Who in the East, Who's Who of Women
ADDITIONAL
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION:
Workshops on
Relational Conflict, Jean Baker Miller Training Institute, Stone Center
at Wellesley College,
1999.
Albert Einstein
College of Medicine, Cape Cod Institute, Process Consultation with Edgar
Schein, July 1997.
Cooperative Learning
Workshop, and Level II workshops, Dr. Roger Johnson and Dr.
David Johnson, Bridgewater State College, l996-l997.
Middlesex Mediation
Programs, Brookline, MA, Mediation Training, l995,
resulting in certification as a mediator.
Harvard Law School,
Program on Negotiation, Mediation and Other Third Party
Interventions, Spring l994
Summer Institute for
Women in Higher Education Administration , Bryn Mawr College/
HERS Mid-America, Summer l992.
The Alban Institute,
Working with Severely Conflicted Churches, Washington, DC
Week-long seminar on identification, strategies and interventions for severely
conflicted churches. l990.
The Alban Institute,
Transitions Seminar, Washington, DC.
Part of a special team of Alban Institute Consultants to work with
ministers and churches in transition.
Smoky Mountain
Seminar on Teaching and Learning, sponsored by NCRIPTAL
(National Center for Research in Post Secondary Teaching and Learning),
Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC; Selected to be participant in
national summer institute for academics with concentration of faculty
leadership,
academic climate, faculty and administrative collaboration, motivating faculty
toward excellence, classroom assessment, faculty and professional development.
l988 and l989.
Graduate Student
Professional Development Program, National Training Laboratory,
Arlington, Virginia; attended two year series of training programs on issues
such as Training and Development, Personal Development, Group Development,
Self Assessment, l974-l976.
PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Married to Joe Snyders
Mother of Christopher (Holton-Jablonski) Craethnenn
Step mother of John Snyders and Mark Snyders
Mother-in-Law of Heidi Snyders, Margaret Dykeman
Grandmother of Alexandria Trieste Snyders Dykeman, Isabella Rose Snyders
Dykeman, Zachary Rushmore Snyders and “love grandma” of Paloma Hayes
Bohanan
Director of Gabriel Ames Associates, consulting with for profit and not for profit
Organizations on issues of leadership development, organizational
transformation, change, and conflict management
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