Literary CSUDH
A "Literary Los Angeles" article appeared in the "Book Review" section of the Sunday Los Angeles Times last spring. It cited published university authors and editors in the Los Angeles area, and inadvertently overlooked CSUDH in its compilation. Tim Woodhull, media relations director, compiled a report of CSUDH faculty and staff authors. Woodhull notes "these members of the campus community, whose works span the wide spectrum of fiction and non-fiction, deserve recognition." Following are the results of his survey. If we have "inadvertently" missed someone, please let us know. - The Editor
Paul Boyd-Batstone, assistant professor, teacher education. With C. Cox, co-author: Crossroads: Literature and Language in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Classrooms.
Hansonia Caldwell, professor, music: Author: African American Music, A Chronology: 1619 — 1995; African American Music — Spirituals. Editor: "The Community Drum," a calendar of African Diaspora Performing and Visual Arts in the greater Southern California area.
Carole M. Casten, chair, professor, physical education. Author: Aerobics Today; Aqua Aerobics Today; Dynamic Physical Education for Secondary School Lesson Plan Book; and Instructor's Manual for the Dynamic Physical Education for Elementary School.
Joel A. Colbert, assistant dean, education, professor, teacher education. Author: Case for Education, The: Contemporary Approaches for Using Case Methods.
Lenora Cook, professor, teacher education. Editor: Voices in English Classrooms: Honoring Diversity and Change, Volume 28, Classroom Practices in Teaching English.
Peter Desberg, professor, graduate education. Author: No Good Dogs; Hyper Interactive Cai : Using Hypercard to Develop Computer-Assisted Instruction/Book and Disk; No More Butterflies: Overcoming Stagefright, Shyness, Interview Anxiety and Fear of Public Speaking; with George D. Marsh, co-author: Stagefright : Presenting Yourself to Audiences from One to One Thousand; with Judson Taylor, co-author: Essentials of Task Analysis; with Farah Fisher, co-author: Teaching With Technology; and, with Randolph Dreyfus, co-author: Be Careful, in College I Used to Box a Little.
Thomas Giannotti, associate professor, English. Author: A Writer's Rhetoric.
Judson A Grenier, emeritus professor, history. Author: Golden Odyssey: John Stroud Houston, California's First Controller and the Origins of State Government; California Legacy: The Watson-Dominguez Family; and, The Rainbow Years 1960-1985: The First Quarter Century of California State University, Dominguez Hills.
Aaron Hass, professor, psychology. Author: The Aftermath: Living With the Holocaust; Doing the Right Thing: Cultivating Your Moral Intelligence; The Gift of Fatherhood: How Men's Lives Are Transformed by Their Children; In the Shadow of the Holocaust: The Second Generation; Teenage Sexuality: A Survey of Teenage Sexual Behavior and Love, Sex and the Single Man.
Jim Hunt, associate professor, Library. With H.R., co-author: This is the Coast Guard.
George A. Jennings, associate professor, Mathematics. Author: Modern Geometry with Applications.
Yvone Lenard, emeritus professor, French. Author: The Magic of Provence: Pleasures of Southern France; Tresors Du Temps: Writing Activities Workbook; Tresors Du Temps; Chantal; Elan! En francais mon amour; Fenãtres sur la France: niveau intermâediaire; Jeunes voix, jeunes visages: premier niveau L'Art De LA Conversation Parole et pensâee; Parole et pensâee: introduction au francais d'aujourd'hui; and Trâesors du temps: niveau avancâe.
Cecile Lindsay, dean, Graduate Studies, associate vice president, Academic Affairs. Author: Reflexivity and Revolution in the New Novel.
Herman J. Loether, professor, Sociology. Author: Problems Of Aging: Social Impacts of Infectious Disease In England: 1600 To 1900; With Donald G. McTavish, he co-wrote: Descriptive and Inferential Statistics; and Social Research.
J. Cynthia McDermott, professor, education. Author: Beyond the Silence: Listening for Democracy
Richard Nehrbass, professor, management. Author: Dark of Night; and A Perfect Death for Hollywood.
Laurie E. Nelson, academic field work coordinator, Occupational Therapy Program. Author: Transforming Lives in Another Place and Time: Adapting the USC Lifestyle Redesign Program.
Sandra Parham, dean, University Library. Editor: Barbara C. Jordan: Selected Speeches; and A Catalog of Traditional African Art.
Kwaku Person-Lynn, lecturer, Africana Studies. Author: FIRST WORD: Black Scholars, Thinkers, Warriors.
Linda Pomerantz, professor, history, interdisciplinary studies. Author: China in Transition: Wu Tingfang, 1842-1922.
Larry Rosen, professor, psychology. With Michelle M. Weil, co-author: The Mental Health Technology Bible; and, TechnoStress: Coping With Technology @ Work @ Home @ Play.
Franklin Strier, professor, accounting/law. Author: Reconstructing Justice: An Agenda for Trial Reform; and, The Adversary System: An Annotated Bibliography.
James Sudalnik, professor, communications. With Victoria Kuhl, co-author: High-Definition Television: An Annotated Multidisciplinary Bibliography.
Marilyn Sutton, professor, English. Author: Chaucer's Pardoner's Prologue and Tale: An Annotated Bibliography. With Sandra Wilcox, co-editor: Understanding Death and Dying.
