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Heather Hudson, Director–Telecommunications, won a Sloan Foundation Fellowship for 2003–2004 to work with the Sloan Center for Tele-Information at Columbia University.
Susan Katz, Associate Professor–Education, will present “Peer Response in the EFL Academic Writing Classroom: A Critical Analysis” in June at the second conference of the European Association for the Teaching of Academic Writing in Budapest, Hungary.
 Saera Khan, Assistant Professor–Psychology, had her paper, “The Role of Implicit and Explicit Racial Attitudes on Judgments of Minority Members,” accepted for publication in the Ethnic Minority Handbook in Psychology. Another paper, “Stereotypes as Dominant Responses: On the ‘Social Facilitation’ of Prejudice in Anticipated Public Contexts,” was accepted for publication in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
 Dorothy Kidd, Assistant Professor–Media Studies, will host in April a discussion of broadcast media regulation in San Francisco with representatives from the Federal Communications Commission and USF’s department of media studies.
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Charles Piazza, Associate Program Director–Information Systems, and Donna M. Schaeffer, Program Director–Information Systems, presented “Schumacher Revisited: Ethical Implications of Appropriate Technology in a Global Village” in February at the biannual Makkula Center Ethics Conference on Globalization at Santa Clara University. In October they also presented “Managing Knowledge: The Ethical Challenges of Being Information’s Gatekeeper” at the Ninth International Conference for Promoting Business Ethics at the University of Niagara and “Organizational Culture: The Ecology of Managing Knowledge Ethically” at the Fourth International Conference on Ethics Across the Curriculum at Clemson University.
 David Stump, Associate Professor–Philosophy, had his paper, “Defending Conventions as Functionally A Priori Knowledge,” accepted for publication in the journal Philosophy of Science. He also presented the paper to the Philosophy of Science Association meeting in Milwaukee in November.
Stephen Zunes, Associate Professor–Politics, gave a talk in March on “The United States, Iraq, and the Search for Peace and Security in the Middle East” as part of the Broad International Lecture Series at Florida State University and presented “A Historical Overview of United States Intervention in the Middle East” as part of the Presidential Symposium on the Middle East at Auburn University. He also gave a lecture on “The Failure of U.S. Policy Toward Iraq” at Tulane University.
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