Hank Cetola, professor of psychology, presented a poster titled "Using the WWW in the Classroom to Teach Archival Research" at the Eighth Annual American Psychological Society Institute on Teaching of Psychology.

Todd Hamilton, assistant professor of chemistry, was invited to lead a faculty workshop on writing in the sciences at the University of Cincinnati. The workshop was the first in a series aimed at establishing a writing across the curriculum program at UC's Raymond Walters campus.

Sarah Hanson, assistant professor of earth science, traveled to Boston in November to make a presentation at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America. Her topic was how research on a crater volcano in Arizona could be used as an educational tool.

Robert Husband, retired professor of biology, was presented an award by the International Journal of Acarology, for his lifelong service to the study of mites and ticks. The award was presented at the IJA's 25th anniversary celebration in November.

Keith McCleary, assistant professor of chemistry, was invited to serve as a panel expert at a symposium on industrial chemistry at the University of Toledo.

Maher Mualla, professor of chemistry, has been awarded a Fulbright grant to teach and conduct research in Syria. Recipients of Fulbright awards are selected on the basis of academic or professional achievement and because they have demonstrated extraordinary leadership potential in their fields.

The encaustic and oil painting of Catherine Royer, assistant professor of art and design, was selected by New Yorker magazine art critic Peter Schjeldahl for ANA 30, a juried exhibition at the Holter Art Museum in Helena, Mont. She also won an award at the All-Michigan Painting Show in Big Rapids.