Experts Guide


Abuse Child Abuse Dr. Kathleen Casey Jordan Professor, Justice and Law Administration (203) 837-8695 Jordanc@wcsu.edu Child Abuse. Criminal Justice or Criminal Law. Domestic Violence. Gender Roles. Human Rights. Justice & Law. Law. Law Enforcement. Popular Culture. Prisons. Public Schools. Serial Killers. Sexual Abuse. Sexual Assault. Sociology. Victim/Perpetrator Reconciliation. Violence. Women. CNN Consultant; Expert witness in sexual assault cases; Research about serial killers; Author of several books about popular culture and crime. Sexual Abuse Dr. Kathleen Casey Jordan Professor, Justice and Law Administration (203) 837-8695 Jordanc@wcsu.edu Child Abuse. Criminal Justice or Criminal Law. Domestic Violence. Gender Roles. Human Rights. Justice & Law. Law. Law Enforcement. Popular Culture. Prisons. Public Schools. Serial Killers. Sexual Abuse. Sexual Assault. Sociology. Victim/Perpetrator Reconciliation. Violence. Women. CNN Consultant; Expert witness in sexual assault cases; Research about serial killers; Author of several books about popular culture and crime. Substance Abuse Dr. James Sullivan Lecturer, Education and Educational Psychology Jksulli6@aol.com Executive Director, Center for the Family (203) 775-6997 Adolescents. Behavior. Child Development. Child Psychology. Communication. Counseling. Depression. Discipline. Domestic Violence. Education. Family. Gender Roles. Men. Mental Health. Parenting. Popular Culture. Public Schools. Self-Esteem. Sexuality. Stress. Substance Abuse. Teenagers. Television. Therapy. back to top Accounting Financial Accounting Anthony J. Palmer Lecturer, Management (203) 837-8341 Palmera@wcsu.edu Air Pollution. Banking. Business. Business Ethics. Business Policy. Business Strategy. Business Valuation. Dispute Resolution. Economic Development. Electricity. Energy. Engineering. Entrepreneurship. Environment. Finance. Financial Accounting. Globalization. Intellectual Property. International Business. Litigation Support. Management. Marketing. Market Research. Mathematics. Forensic Accounting Richard J. Proctor Professor, Accounting (203) 837-8744 Proctorr@wcsu.edu Business Valuation. Expert Testimony. Financial Fraud.Forensic Accounting. Lost Income and Damages. Taxation. Author of "Proli Footwear - An Audit Simulation"; Certified Forensic Accountant; Certified Valuation Analyst; Certified Government Financial Manager. back to top Activism Dr. Carina A. Bandhauer Assistant Professor, Social Sciences (203) 837-8650 Bandhauerc@wcsu.edu Activism. African-American Studies. Capitalism. Critical Thinking. Culture. Discrimination. Diversity. Economic Development. Emerging Nations/Third World. Employment. Gender Roles. Immigration. Multicultural Issues. Peace. Police Brutality/Force. Poverty. Reform Movements. Sexual Harassment. Slavery/ Reparation. Sociology. Terrorism. Trade. Violence. War. Western World. Women. Has written about racism, immigration, free trade agreements and world development, focusing on the United States, Mexico and Central America. Patricia Ivry Professor, Social Work (203) 837-8408 Ivryp@wcsu.edu Director, Executive Forum (Non-Profit Sector) Non-Profit Sector. Social Activism/Policy. Social Human Development. Social Work. back to top Addiction Dr. David F. Machell Professor, Justice and Law Administration (203) 837-8696 Machelld@wcsu.edu Addiction and Juvenile Delinquency. Addiction Treatment. Employee Assistance Programming/Counseling. Author of more than 80 publications about addiction and counseling psychology. Advertising Mark Misercola Lecturer, English (Advertising, Copywriting, Public Relations) Misercola@yahoo.com Public Relations Director (212) 436-3191 Advertising. Image Issues. Media. Political Speeches. Public Relations. Co-author of "Silent Sabotage." back to top Affirmative Action Barbara Barnwell Executive Assistant to the President for Multicultural Affairs & AccessAbility Services (203) 837-8277 Barnwellb@wcsu.edu Affirmative Action. AccessAbility Services. Multicultural Affairs. back to top African-American Studies Dr. Carina A. Bandhauer Assistant Professor, Social Sciences (203) 837-8650 Bandhauerc@wcsu.edu Activism. African-American Studies. Capitalism. Critical Thinking. Culture. Discrimination. Diversity. Economic Development. Emerging Nations/Third World. Employment. Gender Roles. Immigration. Multicultural Issues. Peace. Police Brutality/Force. Poverty. Reform Movements. Sexual Harassment. Slavery/ Reparation. Sociology. Terrorism. Trade. Violence. War. Western World. Women. Has written about racism, immigration, free trade agreements and world development, focusing on the United States, Mexico and Central America. Dr. Burton W. Peretti Associate Professor, History (203) 837-8309 Perettib@wcsu.edu African-American Studies. History. Popular Culture. Author of two books about jazz and U.S. history; Has written various papers and articles about urban culture and race relations. back to top Aging/Gerontology Dr. Lynne W. Clark Dean, School of Professional Studies (203) 837-8576 Clarkl@wcsu.edu Adult Neurological Language Communication Impairments (e.g., stroke, amnesia). Gerontological Education. Issues of Cultural Diversity in Higher Education. Normal Aging and Alzheimer's Disease. Author of books and journal articles about above areas/fields. Dr. Rosalind Kopfstein Lecturer, Social Sciences Rosalind@gis.net Director, Jewish Family Services (203) 794-1818 Aging. Disability Issues. Member, Human Rights Committee, Southbury Training School; Social Work Consultant, Long-Term Care and Nursing Homes. Dr. Jeffrey A. Schlicht Assistant Professor, Health Promotion and Exercise Sciences (203) 837-8687 Schlichtj@wcsu.edu Exercise and Health/Disease. Gerontology. Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of Physical Activity and Aging; Editorial Review Board Member, American College of Sports Medicine, Health Fitness Journal. Author of numerous articles about exercise and strength training in older adults. back to top Animal Behavior Dr. Howard I. Russock Professor, Biological and Environmental Sciences (203) 837-8798 Russockh@wcsu.edu Animal Behavior. More than 14 refereed articles published in professional journals; More than 20 years experience teaching the subject at the undergraduate and graduate levels. back to top Art Edward Little Lecturer, Art (203) 837-8410 Edlittleart@aol.com Illustrator. Mural Art. Oil Painting. Creator of more than 500 commissioned works; numerous book jackets, commissioned portraiture, and illustration and product advertising. back to top Astronomy Dr. Dennis W. Dawson Professor, Physics, Astronomy and Meteorology (203) 837-8671 Dawsond@wcsu.edu Director, WCSU Observatory & Planetarium Astronomy (especially stellar astronomy & some planetary astronomy). Astronomy for Visually-Impaired. Covered Bridges. Light Pollution. Solar Eclipses. Presenter of weekly public nights; Research team member, Project SEE (The Space Exploration Experience Project for the Blind and Visually-Impaired), 2003-05, NASA Office of Space Science; Co-leader, Boston Museum of Science eclipse expeditions: July 1991 (Hawaii) and February 1998 (Aruba); Organizer and co-leader of eclipse expedition (through AAA of Connecticut) in August 1999 (Black Sea); Author of "Out of the Classroom: Observations and Investigations in Astronomy." back to top

Abuse
Child Abuse

Dr. Kathleen Casey Jordan
Professor, Justice and Law Administration
(203) 837-8695
Jordanc@wcsu.edu

Child Abuse. Criminal Justice or Criminal Law. Domestic Violence. Gender Roles. Human Rights. Justice & Law. Law. Law Enforcement. Popular Culture. Prisons. Public Schools. Serial Killers. Sexual Abuse. Sexual Assault. Sociology. Victim/Perpetrator Reconciliation. Violence. Women.

CNN Consultant; Expert witness in sexual assault cases; Research about serial killers; Author of several books about popular culture and crime.

Sexual Abuse

Dr. Kathleen Casey Jordan
Professor, Justice and Law Administration
(203) 837-8695
Jordanc@wcsu.edu

Child Abuse. Criminal Justice or Criminal Law. Domestic Violence. Gender Roles. Human Rights. Justice & Law. Law. Law Enforcement. Popular Culture. Prisons. Public Schools. Serial Killers. Sexual Abuse. Sexual Assault. Sociology. Victim/Perpetrator Reconciliation. Violence. Women.

CNN Consultant; Expert witness in sexual assault cases; Research about serial killers; Author of several books about popular culture and crime.

Substance Abuse

Dr. James Sullivan
Lecturer, Education and Educational Psychology
Jksulli6@aol.com

Executive Director, Center for the Family (203) 775-6997

Adolescents. Behavior. Child Development. Child Psychology. Communication. Counseling. Depression. Discipline. Domestic Violence. Education. Family. Gender Roles. Men. Mental Health. Parenting. Popular Culture. Public Schools. Self-Esteem. Sexuality. Stress. Substance Abuse. Teenagers. Television. Therapy.

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Accounting

Financial Accounting

Anthony J. Palmer
Lecturer, Management
(203) 837-8341
Palmera@wcsu.edu

Air Pollution. Banking. Business. Business Ethics. Business Policy. Business Strategy. Business Valuation. Dispute Resolution. Economic Development. Electricity. Energy. Engineering. Entrepreneurship. Environment. Finance. Financial Accounting. Globalization. Intellectual Property. International Business. Litigation Support. Management. Marketing. Market Research. Mathematics.

Forensic Accounting

Richard J. Proctor
Professor, Accounting
(203) 837-8744
Proctorr@wcsu.edu

Business Valuation. Expert Testimony. Financial Fraud.Forensic Accounting.

Lost Income and Damages. Taxation.

Author of "Proli Footwear - An Audit Simulation"; Certified Forensic Accountant; Certified Valuation

Analyst; Certified Government Financial Manager.

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Activism

Dr. Carina A. Bandhauer
Assistant Professor, Social Sciences
(203) 837-8650
Bandhauerc@wcsu.edu

Activism. African-American Studies. Capitalism. Critical Thinking. Culture. Discrimination. Diversity. Economic Development. Emerging Nations/Third World. Employment. Gender Roles. Immigration. Multicultural Issues. Peace. Police Brutality/Force. Poverty. Reform Movements. Sexual Harassment. Slavery/ Reparation. Sociology. Terrorism. Trade. Violence. War. Western World. Women.

Has written about racism, immigration, free trade agreements and world
development, focusing on the United States, Mexico and Central America.

Patricia Ivry
Professor, Social Work
(203) 837-8408
Ivryp@wcsu.edu

Director, Executive Forum (Non-Profit Sector)

Non-Profit Sector. Social Activism/Policy. Social Human Development. Social Work.

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Addiction

Dr. David F. Machell
Professor, Justice and Law Administration
(203) 837-8696
Machelld@wcsu.edu

Addiction and Juvenile Delinquency. Addiction Treatment. Employee Assistance Programming/Counseling. Author of more than 80 publications about addiction and counseling psychology.

Advertising

Mark Misercola
Lecturer, English (Advertising, Copywriting, Public Relations)
Misercola@yahoo.com
Public Relations Director
(212) 436-3191

Advertising. Image Issues.

Media. Political Speeches. Public Relations. Co-author of "Silent Sabotage."

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Affirmative Action

Barbara Barnwell
Executive Assistant to the President for Multicultural Affairs & AccessAbility Services
(203) 837-8277
Barnwellb@wcsu.edu

Affirmative Action. AccessAbility Services. Multicultural Affairs.

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African-American Studies

Dr. Carina A. Bandhauer
Assistant Professor, Social Sciences (203) 837-8650
Bandhauerc@wcsu.edu

Activism. African-American Studies. Capitalism. Critical Thinking. Culture. Discrimination. Diversity. Economic Development. Emerging Nations/Third World. Employment. Gender Roles. Immigration. Multicultural Issues. Peace. Police Brutality/Force. Poverty. Reform Movements. Sexual Harassment. Slavery/ Reparation. Sociology. Terrorism. Trade. Violence. War. Western World. Women.

Has written about racism, immigration, free trade agreements and world
development, focusing on the United States, Mexico and Central America.

Dr. Burton W. Peretti
Associate Professor, History
(203) 837-8309
Perettib@wcsu.edu

African-American Studies. History. Popular Culture.

Author of two books about jazz and U.S. history; Has written various papers and
articles about urban culture and race relations.

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Aging/Gerontology

Dr. Lynne W. Clark
Dean, School of Professional Studies
(203) 837-8576
Clarkl@wcsu.edu

Adult Neurological Language Communication Impairments (e.g., stroke, amnesia). Gerontological Education. Issues of Cultural Diversity in Higher Education.

Normal Aging and Alzheimer's Disease.

Author of books and journal articles about above areas/fields.

Dr. Rosalind Kopfstein
Lecturer, Social Sciences
Rosalind@gis.net
Director, Jewish Family Services
(203) 794-1818

Aging. Disability Issues.

Member, Human Rights Committee, Southbury Training School; Social Work Consultant, Long-Term Care and Nursing Homes.

Dr. Jeffrey A. Schlicht
Assistant Professor, Health Promotion and Exercise Sciences
(203) 837-8687
Schlichtj@wcsu.edu

Exercise and Health/Disease. Gerontology.

Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of Physical Activity and Aging; Editorial Review Board Member, American College of Sports Medicine, Health Fitness Journal.

Author of numerous articles about exercise and strength training in older adults.

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Animal Behavior

Dr. Howard I. Russock
Professor, Biological and Environmental Sciences
(203) 837-8798
Russockh@wcsu.edu

Animal Behavior.

More than 14 refereed articles published in professional journals; More than 20 years experience teaching the subject at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

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Art

Edward Little
Lecturer, Art
(203) 837-8410
Edlittleart@aol.com

Illustrator. Mural Art. Oil Painting.

Creator of more than 500 commissioned works; numerous book jackets,

commissioned portraiture, and illustration and product advertising.

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Astronomy

Dr. Dennis W. Dawson
Professor, Physics, Astronomy and Meteorology
(203) 837-8671
Dawsond@wcsu.edu
Director, WCSU Observatory & Planetarium

Astronomy (especially stellar astronomy & some planetary astronomy). Astronomy for Visually-Impaired. Covered Bridges. Light Pollution. Solar Eclipses.

Presenter of weekly public nights; Research team member, Project SEE (The Space Exploration Experience Project for the Blind and Visually-Impaired), 2003-05, NASA Office of Space Science; Co-leader, Boston Museum of Science eclipse expeditions: July 1991 (Hawaii) and February 1998 (Aruba); Organizer and co-leader of eclipse expedition (through AAA of Connecticut) in August 1999 (Black Sea); Author of "Out of the Classroom: Observations and Investigations in Astronomy."

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