APPENDIX B

KELLOGG PROJECT FACULTY AND STAFF

1986-1993

Allen, Annamary Zappia, Research Associate

Allen, Eileen, Library Specialist

Arthur-Brothers, Judith, Research Associate

Awasu, Charles,Research Associate

Balachandran, Indra, Research Associate

Brown, Ina Sue, Research Associate

Clark, Preston, Research Associate

Darby, Chris, Staff Member

Durant, Joan, Research Associate

Eastmond, Dan, Staff Member

Ehringhaus, Michael, Research Associate

Finger, Matthias, Faculty Member

Florini, Barbara M., Faculty Member and Co-Director

Fulton, Molly, Library Assistant

Goodman, Maureen, Co-Director

Hammon, Peter, Library Assistant

Henry, Marcia, Staff Member

Hiemstra, Roger, Co-Director and Faculty Member

Hill, Doris, Research Associate

Hinton, Mary Beth, Staff Member

Hugo, Jane, Research Associate

Keenan, Terry, Staff Member/Librarian

Kuzma, Desiree, Research Associate

Liuzzi-Hagan, Diane, Staff Member

Masters, Jennifer, Staff Member

Mgulambwa, Albert, Research Associate

Moats, Tom, Computer Consultant

Newell, Linda T., Research Associate

Oddy, Beth Carley, Staff Member

Owen, Olive, Research Associate

Pantanella, Paul, Research Associate

Quinlan, Irene, Staff Member

Ranz, Joanne, Staff Member

Rohfeld, Rae, Faculty Member

Sanford, Mary D., Research Associate

Shelly, Anne L., Logic Programming Specialist

Sibert, Ernest, Logic Programming Specialist

Slusarski, Sue, Research Associate

Smith, Nick L., Evaluation Consultant

Spencer, Glynda, Staff Member

Stasz, Bird (Beck), Research Associate

Stewart, Anne, Staff Member

Tagtmeyer, Peter, Research Associate

Tung, Yuming, Staff Member

VanDenburg, Joyce, Staff Member

Vertrees, Daniel, Staff Member

Wright, Kathleen, Library Intern

 

APPENDIX C

EXTERNAL ADVISORY COUNCIL

1986-1993

Borgman, Christine L., Professor, University of California

Charters, Alexander, Professor Emeritus, Syracuse University

Garrels, Anne, Correspondent, National Public Radio

Hall, Budd, Associate Professor, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Huntington, Patricia, Private Consultant, New York City

Jarvis, Peter, Professor, University of Surrey, England

Knox, Alan, Professor, University of Wisconsin

Laya-Sensenig, Trina, Managing Partner, Express Publishing Group, Potomac, MD

Penland, Patrick, Professor, University of Pittsburgh

Poley, Janet, President, AG*SAT (The Agricultural Satellite Corporation), Lincoln, NB

Sisco, Burton, Associate Professor, University of Wyoming

Stubblefield, Harold, Professor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Valentine, Thomas, Associate Professor (formerly Syracuse University), University of Georgia

 

 

 

APPENDIX D

INTERNAL ADVISORY COUNCIL

1986-1993

Abbott, George, Librarian, Bird Library, Syracuse University

Bagdovitz, Mary Lou, Program Administrator, University College, Syracuse University

Bossert, Steven, Dean, School of Education, Syracuse University

Briggs, John, Associate Professor, Syracuse University

Brule, James, Northeast Artificial Intelligence Consortium, Syracuse University

Burstyn, Joan, Professor, Cultural Foundations, Syracuse University

Davis, Carolyn, Librarian, Bird Library, Syracuse University

Dosa, Marta, Professor Emerita, Syracuse University

Ely, Don, Professor, Syracuse University

Finger, Matthias, Assistant Professor (formerly Syracuse University), Teachers College, Columbia University

Gadbow, Nancy, Associate Professor (formerly Syracuse University), Nova Southeastern University

Gainey, Leroy, Doctoral Graduate, Syracuse University

Hayes, Elisabeth, Associate Professor (formerly Syracuse University), University of Wisconsin

Henry, Norbert, Dean, Enrollment Management, LeMoyne College, Syracuse

Hiemstra, Roger, Professor, Syracuse University

Ilsley, Paul, Associate Professor (formerly Syracuse University), Northern Illinois University

Kalinoski, Ronald, Director of Faculty Computer Services, Syracuse University

Kordalewski, Jean, Director (retired), Regional Learning Service, Syracuse, NY

Marchand, Donald, Dean, Information Studies, Syracuse University

Sibert, Ernest, Professor, Syracuse University

Stanley, Manfred, Professor, Syracuse University

Valentine, Thomas, Associate Professor (formerly Syracuse University), University of Georgia

Ziegahn, Linda, Associate Professor (formerly Syracuse University), Antioch College

 

APPENDIX E

KELLOGG PROJECT VISITING SCHOLARS

1986-1993

Abdurrahman, Umar, Nigeria

Adekanmbi, Gbolagade, Nigeria

Adrian, Judith Weinn, Wisconsin

Austermiller, Judy, New York

Balsamo, Peter, Virginia

Benseman, John, New Zealand

Bhagia, Sushma, India

Bhagia, N. M. (deceased), India

Brockett, Ralph G., Tennessee

Carlson, Robert A., Canada

Cohen, Yehezkel, Israel

Collard, Susan, Canada

Edelson, Paul, New York

Fowler, Manet, New York

Fulton, Rodney, Montana

Gajanayaka, Jaya, Sri Lanka

Hagen, Nancy, New York

Himmelstrup, Per, Denmark

Hoghielm, Robert, Sweden

Imel, Susan, Ohio

Inglis, Thomas F., Ireland

Israeli, Eitan, Israel

Karovic, Nancy Lee, Washington

Kinyanjui, Peter, Kenya

Law, Michael, New Zealand

Long, Huey B., Oklahoma

Luke, Robert A. (deceased), Florida

Ming-Li, Liu, China

Morris, Roger, Australia

Murray, Nancy, South Africa

Nanzhao, Zhou, China

Ohliger, John, Wisconsin

Owen, Roderic Lewis, Virginia

Oyewale, Adesiyan, Nigeria

Pittman, Von V. Jr., Iowa

Saddington, J. A. (Tony), South Africa

Sasaki, Masaharu, Japan

Schied, Fred, Pennsylvania

Shah, S. Y., India

Sharp, Denise S., Wyoming

Shen, Robert Z., Maryland

Simpson Herra, Samuel, Nicaragua

Smith, Ruth, Tennessee

Svensson, Annette, Sweden

Tennant, Mark, Australia

Thompson, Melody, Pennsylvania

Tobias, Robert, New Zealand

Ume, Theo Azuka, Nigeria

Zhan, Ruling, China

 

 

 

Beyond our visiting scholars and conference attendees, we also had one or more visitors from the following locations to study or observe Project activities and functions.

Albany, NY

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Beijing, China

Bozeman, Montana

Brooklyn, NY

Brussels, Belgium

Budapest, Hungary

Deakin, Australia

Denmark

Denver, CO

Dublin, Ireland

Egypt

Geneva, Switzerland

Hattiesburg, MS

Helsinki, Finland

Hungary

Ibadan, Nigeria

Ithaca, NY

Jakarta, Indonesia

London, England

Los Angeles, CA

Madison, WI

Miami, FL

Milton Keynes, England

Montreal, Quebec

Muhammadiyah, Indonesia

New York, NY

New Brunswick, NJ

Nigeria

Rochester, NY

San Francisco, CA

Saratoga Springs, NY

Shamiya, Kuwait

Staunton, VA

Stockholm, Sweden

Tempe, Arizona

Tokyo, Japan

Toronto, Canada ME

Trinidad

University of Puerto Rico

Utrecht, Netherlands

Vancouver, BC

Wales

Washington, DC

Wellesley, MA

West Indies

Windham, ME

 

We also served people in the following countries with either our International Information Sharing Network or with our books and publications distribution program:

Australia

Bangladesh

Belize

Brazil

Canada

China

Columbia

Cuba

Denmark

Egypt

El Salvador

Ghana

Greece

India

Kenya

Malaysia

Mexico

New Zealand

Nigeria

Sierra Leone

South Africa

Sri Lanka

Tanzania

Yugoslavia

Zimbabwe

 

 

 

In addition, several people from various countries or locations in the United States participated in our various conferences and symposia. See Appendix F for further details.

APPENDIX F

KELLOGG PROJECT CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA

1986-1993

Documentation Strategy Symposium

The first Documentation Strategy Symposium took place September 13-16, 1988, Thornfield Conference Center, Cazenovia, New York. Its purpose was to lay the groundwork for creating an inter-institutional documentation strategy for adult education archival and manuscript materials.

List of Participants

1. Mr. George W. Bain, University Archivist, Alden Library, Ohio University, Athens, OH.

2. Dr. J. Frank Cook, Director, Division of Archives, University of Wisconsin-Madison, B134, Memorial Library, Madison, WI.

3. Ms. Amy Doherty, University Archivist, George Arents Research Library, 602 Bird Library, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY.

4. Dr. Phillip Doughty (symposium facilitator), Director, Syracuse University Division of Educational Development, Counseling, and Administrative Studies, Syracuse, NY.

5. Mr. James Fouzie, Documentalist, International Council for Adult Education, 720 Bathurst Street, Suite 500, Toronto, Ontario, CANADA.

6. Dr. Susan Imel, Director, ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult, Career, and Vocational Education, 1960 Kenny Road, Columbus, OH.

7. Professor Patrick Keane, Department of Education, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, CANADA.

8. Dr. Kay Kohl, Executive Director, National University Continuing Education Association, One Dupont Circle, Suite 360, Washington, DC.

9. Ms. Diana Lachatanere, Archivist, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library, 515 Lenox Ave., New York, NY.

10. Ms. Jane Melton, American Association for Adult and Continuing Education, 1112 16th Street, N.W., Suite 420, Washington, DC.

11. Dr. Sharan Merriam, University of Georgia, Department of Adult Education, Tucker Hall, Athens, GA.

12. Mr. Edward C. Oetting, Head, Archives and Manuscripts, University Libraries, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ.

13. Dr. Amy D. Rose, Leadership and Ed. Policy Studies, Adult Continuing Education, 101 C Gabel Hall, Northern Illinois University DeKalb, IL.

14. Ms. Jenny Ryan, Librarian, Laubach Literacy International, 1310 Jamesville Avenue, Box 131, Syracuse, NY.

15. Dr. Gordon Selman, University of British Columbia, Coordinator, Adult Education, Department of Administrative, Adult and Higher Education, 5760 Toronto Road, Vancouver, CANADA.

16. Dr. Harold Stubblefield, Associate Professor, Adult Education, Virginia Polytechnic, Institute and State University, Northern Virginia Graduate Center, Falls Church, VA.

17. Mr. Joseph Svoboda, University Archivist, The University Libraries, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE.

18. Ms. Shirley Wigmore, Special Collections Librarian, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, 252 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ontario, CANADA.

Kellogg Project Staff Participants

Ms. Judith Arthur (on-site symposium coordinator), Research Associate.

Dr. Roger Hiemstra, Professor and Co-Director.

Ms. Mary Beth Hinton (symposium chair), Communications Manager.

Mr. Terry Keenan, Adult Education Manuscripts Librarian.

Ms. Beth Oddy, Information Transfer Specialist.

Dr. Rae Rohfeld, Associate Professor, Adult Education History.

The International Symposium for Literacy Practitioners

The International Symposium for Literacy Practitioners took place from October 24-28, 1988, at the Genesee Inn, Syracuse, New York. Its purposes were (a) to promote cross-cultural exchange of ideas and issues concerning the practice of literacy and (b) to obtain ideas for extended uses of the adult education library collection.

List of Participants

1. Ms. Romana Anastacio, English Language Program Coordinator, Department of Social Services, Bureau of Education, P.O. Box 189, Koror, Palau.

2. Mr. Richard A. Barnett, College Practitioner of Literacy Training and Assessment, Cariboo College, Allan Matthews Centre, 543 St. Paul Street, Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada.

3. Ms. Sharon Bell, Evaluation Advisor and Consultant, Canadian Organization for Development, c/o C.R.S., P.O. Box 1673, Antananarivo, Madagascar.

4. Ms. Karin Biorsmark, Adult Literacy Program Specialist, Sodra Promenoden 19, S-602 34 Norrkoping, Sweden.

5. Mr. Mohammad G. Dukku, Head, Department of Extension Services, Faculty of Education & Extension Services, University of Sokoto, Sokoto, Nigeria.

6. Ms. Sue Gardener, Director, Adult Education Curriculum Development Unit, Inner London Education Authority, London, United Kingdom.

7. Mr. A. K. M. Jahangir Alam, Executive Director of MAUCHAK (Maulik Chahida Karmasmuchi), Dhaka, Bangladesh.

8. Ms. Judith Kesin, Principal, Adult Learning Center and Adult High School, New Brunswick, NJ.

9. Mr. K. R. Khamborkar, Editor of Publications, Central Board for Workers Education, N. L. Saoji House, Nagupur, India.

10. Ms. Rest Lasway, Head of Design & Coordination Section, Ministry of Education, Adult Education Department, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

11. Dr. Arturo Munoz Ledo, Advisor to the General Director, Director of the Instituto, Nacional Para La Educacion de los Adultos, Colonia Napoles, Mexico.

12. Ms. Diana Nicholson, Tutor/Coordinator, W.E.A. Adult Literacy Programme, Auckland, New Zealand.

13. Ms. Roy Ritchie Pugh, State Coordinator of Adult Literacy and Basic Education, Hobart, Tasmania.

14. Dr. Adnan Abdul Rahim, Chairman of the Palestinian Committee for Literacy & Adult Education, and Educational Director for Palestinian Refugee Camps, Damascus, Syria.

15. Ms. Julie Reddy, Literacy Researcher in Zimbawae (Currently Doctoral Candidate Cornell University, Ithaca, NY), South Africa.

16. Mr. Luciano Saimon, Language Arts Specialist, Pohnpei State Department of Education, Kolonia, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia.

17. Mr. Rosario Vargas Salinas, Literacy Specialist, Cochabamba, Bolivia.

18. Dr. Dusan Savicevic, Professor and Head, Department of Andragogy, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.

19. Ms. Lyn Tett, Assistant Director Adult Education and Training, Scottish Community Education Council, Edinburgh, Scotland.

20. Ms. Margaret Viers, Educational Advisor in El Salvador, Little Rock, AK.

21. Mr. Zhang Weiguo, Lecturer, Institute of the Spoken and Written Language of Chinese, People's University, Beijing, China.

Kellogg Project Staff Participants and Symposium Committee

Ms. Judith Arthur, Research Associate.

Mr. Michael Ehringhaus, Research Associate.

Mr. Albert Mgulambwa, Research Associate.

Dr. Rae Rohfeld, Associate Professor, Adult Education.

Ms. Mary Sanford, Research Associate.

Ms. Bird Stasz, Research Associate.

Dr. Thomas Valentine, (symposium chair), Assistant Professor, Adult Education.

 

 

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