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Consider that we live in an age when we have more frequent distractions and greater numbers of sources of information than we know wisely how to handle. All we read, hear, see and encounter floods us with sensory overload leading to a dissolution of the context that once provided proportion and meaning to what we analyze. We are no longer starved for details about the world. Instead we are lost in a glut of trivial details where confusion of facts and opinions becomes a widespread problem.
Deluged by details most people are unable to determine important from trivial known facts. Some practitioners and specialists are unable to distinguish known facts from fabricated fantasies, or convenient fictions.
Fictions are elaborate stories that assist people in understanding an otherwise unclear situation. Some specific legal fictions are created by well meaning folks to generate certainty. The need for certainty where, too often, there is only vague feelings, unexamined emotions or prejudices that shape our "misunderstanding" of everyday events, is understandable, but not desirable.
An overt goal of all my classes is to challenge our shared prejudices and examine our follies in the light of gentle dialogue. This is done with respect for you as a source of individually inherent value. The aim of this challenge is to allow you to exercise good judgment in distinguishing between trustworthy, widely accepted facts and erroneous but commonly held fictions.
Unless we practice reasoned discourse, respect for the beliefs of others, and an honest commitment to substantiated facts we run the risk of indoctrination. Any set of unexamined ideas that rest on shared fictions has the potential of leading us toward a fatally flawed, fascistic acceptance of the "general will." One purpose of a Liberal Arts education is to nourish the soul to unshackle the mind to behave in ways that harm no one.
Vita.
Victoria Falls on the Zambezi River between Zimbabwe and Zambia, 2000; Barbara Siry.
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Historian of Science, Technology and Environment
B.A., Emory University; M.A., Ph.D. University of California
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My mission is to stimulate
inquiry and offer participants in my classes opportunities to think critically
about ecological and social problems in order to solve complex disputes
about policy by applying, when appropriate, a body of scientific
and technical knowledge.
VITA
JOSEPH VINCENT SIRY
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Maitland,
Florida 32751
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EDUCATION
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1971 B.A.
with High Honors in History, Emory University
1978 M.A.
in History, University of California at Santa Barbara
1981 Ph.D. in History, University of California at Santa Barbara
EXPERIENCE
1972-1973 Lecturer/Teaching
Assistant, Department of History, Middle Tennessee State University
1975-1978 Teaching
Assistant, Department of History, Biological Sciences and Environmental Studies
Departments, U. of California: Santa Barbara
1976-1978 Lecturer in
Environmental History, University of California Extension, Santa Barbara, CA
1978 History
Instructor, Social Science Department, Santa Rosa Junior College, Santa Rosa,
CA
1978-1983 Instructor,
History and Social Sciences Department, Solano Community College, Suisun City,
CA
1979-1981 Public
Historical Consultant, Local Coastal Plan, Sonoma County Planning Department,
Santa Rosa,
CA.
1980-1981 Staff
Assistant, State Office of Historic Preservation, Sacramento, CA.
1981-1982 Historical
Consultant, Oakland Cultural Heritage Survey, Oakland City Planning Department,
CA.
1981 Lecturer,
Environmental Studies, University of California Extension, Berkeley, CA.
1982-1983 Chapman
College, Environmental Science Instructor, (field studies) Solano & Napa
Counties, CA.
1984 Assistant
Professor of History, Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, CA.
1984-1988 Assistant
Professor of Environmental Studies, Rollins College, Winter Park, FL.
1989-2012 Associate
Professor of Environmental Studies, Rollins College, Winter Park, FL.
1999 - 2002 Florida Climate Alliance
(a.k.a.) Alliance for Florida's Future: Director of statewide
global warming campaign for Natural
Resources Defense Council, New York, N.Y.
2008-2012 Topic Editor,
environmental policy for Encyclopedia of Earth
2003-current Treasurer: Save the Manatee
Club, Maitland. Florida.
2008- current Executive Board, Florida Defenders of
the Environment, Gainesville, FL.
2007-2008 Member of the
steering committee, Environmental Studies professional organization: AESS.
2002-2003 River
Restoration Project Coordinator, Florida Defenders of the Environment,
Gainesville.
1996-2004 Director of
Environmental Management, Rollins Brevard Campus, Melbourne, FL
2001-2002 State
Director, Natural Resources Defense Council’s Florida Climate Alliance.
2001-2002 Executive
Committee member, Florida Defenders of the Environment, Gainesville, FL
1999-2001 State
Coordinator, Alliance for Florida’s Future (MacArthur Grant), Winter Park, FL
1995-2000 Vice-president, Florida Defenders of the Environment, Gainesville, FL
1996-1999 Member of the
Board of Directors, Florida Audubon Society, Winter Park, FL
1985-1995 Member
Advisory Board, Florida Defenders of the Environment Gainesville, FL
1986-1988 Secretary,
City of Winter Park Environmental Review Board Winter Park, FL
1986-1991 Editor,
"Practicing Essentials," North American Environmental Education Association's
Environmental Studies Section Newsletter.
1987-1988 Associate Editor, Bulletin of Human
Ecology
1988-1993 Associate
Professor, Environmental Studies, Applied Quantitative Systems, and Master
of Liberal Studies Departments, Rollins College.
1991-1993 Publications Review Committee:
North American Association of
Environmental Education (NAAEE)
July 1990 - "Culture, Energy and Ecology around
the World"
January 1991 Tour of 21 countries including: Peru, Australia, India, Africa, and the EU.
June - Aug. 1991 Researcher-in-Residence: Evergreen
State College, Department of History
Olympia Washington.
June 2-14, 1992 Non-governmental Organization (NGO)
participant in Global Forum,
United Nations Conference on Environment
and Development (U.N.C.E.D.)
"Earth
Summit"; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 2-10, 1992.
Films:
"What
is the Electric Car?" Nemours distribution, 2010
"The
Florida Everglades: Shaping A National Treasure" - original documentary,
WGCU-TV, 2001
Siry Joseph 2012.
"Lake
Tahoe, Biomes and Ecosystems: An Encyclopedia. 2012 Golson Media
(forthcoming).
Siry, Joseph 2011-12.
"The Rhône River," Biomes & Ecosystems: An Encyclopedia. Golson Media (forthcoming).
Siry, Joseph 2011. "The Camargue." Biomes & Ecosystems:
An Encyclopedia. Golson
Media (forthcoming).
Siry, Joseph (Lead Author). 2010.
"Climate change mitigation." In: Encyclopedia of Earth. Eds. Cutler
J. Cleveland (Washington, D.C.: Environmental Information Coalition, National
Council for Science and the Environment). [Published in the Encyclopedia of
Earth August 5, 2010]. <http://www.eoearth.org/article/Climate_change_mitigation>
(Lead Author). 2008. "Population." In: Encyclopedia of
Earth. Eds. Cutler J. Cleveland (Washington, D.C.: Environmental Information
Coalition, National Council for Science and the Environment). [Published in the
Encyclopedia of Earth October 9, 2008; August 5, 2010]. <http://www.eoearth.org/article/Population>
Review article of Watershed Dynamics, by Carlsen, Trautmann,
et. al. 2004. Arlington,Va.: NSTA (National Science Teacher’s Association)
Press. 175 pages. Paper. ISBN 0-87555-213-X. for The Journal of
Environmental Education, Volume 40, Number 3
/ Spring 2009, ”Resource in Review”, pp. 63 – 64. Joseph Siry, DOI: 10.3200/JOEE.40.3.63-64
Siry, Joseph (Lead Author); Tigran
Tadevosyan (Topic Editor). 2009. "Wildlife." In: Encyclopedia of
Earth. Eds. Cutler J. Cleveland (Washington, D.C.: Environmental Information
Coalition, National Council for Science and the Environment). [Published in the
Encyclopedia of Earth August 1, 2009; Retrieved August 1, 2009]. <http://www.eoearth.org/article/Wildlife>
“Economic Externalities and Ecologies:
opportunities to solve market failures that cause air pollution.” How Language is Used
to Do Business: Essays
on the Rhetoric of Economics
. Edited by Clift, Edward M. with
an Intro. By Deirdre McCloskey. Lewiston, N. Y. : Mellen
Press, 2008
Review article of Hooked on Growth, (2007). for Journal of Environmental Education (forthcoming 2008).
“Shaping a National Treasure: Taming Florida’s Wetlands,” Made for
PBS Documentary, WGCU: Public media, Fort Myers, Fl. 2006. Editorial Consultant
and interview,
Review article of The Global Environment, (2005), 2d ed. for Journal of Environmental Education (forthcoming 2006), pp. TBA.
“Wetlands,” [revised
article] Encyclopedia of Southern Culture: Center for the Study of
Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi, (Chapel Hill, University of
North Carolina Press,) forthcoming, 2006.
Review article of Atmospheric Pollution: History Science and
Regulation, for Journal of Environmental Education (Volume 35:
Number 3, Spring 2004), pp. 47-48.
Review article of Coastal Dune Management, for Journal
of Environmental Education (Volume 34: Number 4, Summer 2003), pp. 41-42.
Review article of The Great Thirst: Californians and Water, A
History, for Journal of Environmental Education (Volume 33: Number
4, Summer 2002), pp. 40-41.
Managing & contributing editor, “Feeling the Heat in Florida:
Global Warming on the Local Level.” with Fred Mays & Jeff Fiedler, October
2001. (New York: Natural Resources Defense Council). A peer-reviewed summary of
ten scientists’ findings about impacts to Florida from global climate change.
Review article of Visions of Paradise, for Journal of
Environmental Education (2000)
“Our Common Task: Global Warming Solutions,” FDE Monitor, (Fall,
1999). [supplement] pp. 1-4.
"Saving the Blue Lagoon," Florida Naturalist,
72:2, (2d Quarter), May 1999. pp. 20-21.
Review article of Miller, Environmental History of Northeast
Florida, for Journal of American History, (1999).
“Florida’s Imperiled
Future,” Proceedings of the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference,
March, 1997: Gainesville, University of Florida, 1997.
The Encyclopedia of
Conservation and Environmentalism. Subjects: Coastal Zone
Management Act (U.S.), Everglades, and Calvert Cliffs. Robert
Paehlke, Editor. Trent University; New York: Garland Publishing Inc., 1994.
History of the Geosciences: An Encyclopedia,
“Wetlands,” Gregory Good, Editor: West Virginia University; Garland Publishing
Inc., New York, 1994.
Review article of Some Kind of Paradise: A Chronicle of Man and
Land in Florida. Mark Derr, (New York: William Morrow & Co., 1989). Forest
and Conservation History (1991).
Review article of Revitalizing the Waterfront, for Environmental
History Review, (1990).
"Wetlands." Encyclopedia
of Southern Culture. Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the
University of Mississippi, (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press,
1989).
"Habitat, wildlife & fisheries: An emerging web of
relations in social & cultural history," Review article of three
books:
Michael L. Smith, Pacific Visions: California Scientists and
the Environment, (New Haven, Yale University Press, 1987); Arthur McEvoy, The
Fisherman's Problem, (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1986); Thomas
R. Dunlap, Saving America's Wildlife, (Princeton University Press,
1988).
Instructors Resource Manual for Environmental Studies. Daniel
Botkin and Edward Keller. Westerville, Ohio: Merrill Publishing Co., 1987.
"The Essential Atmosphere's
Elementary Laws," Bulletin of Human Ecology, Vol. 1; #1 (Spring
1986), pp. 5-6.
Review Article of When Government Regulates Itself: EPA, TVA, and Pollution Control in the
1970s. Robert F. Durant. Knoxville: The University of Tennessee Press, 1985. Environmental
Review, (Fall/Winter 1986).
Review Article of This Land is Your Land. Bernard Shanks. San Francisco: Sierra
Club Books, 1984. Environmental Review (Fall/Winter 1985).
Review Article of The Tule Breakers. John Thompson and Edward A. Dutra.
Stockton, Calif.: University of the Pacific, 1983. Agricultural History 59:2 (April
1985).
Marshes of
the Ocean Shore: The Origins of an Ecological Ethic. College Station: Texas A&M University
Press, 1984.
Review article of This Land, This South. Albert Cowdrey. Lexington: The University of Kentucky
Press, 1983. Journal of the Early Republic (Spring 1984).
Review article of Fate of the Earth. Jonathan Schell. (New York: Alfred Knopf, 1982) Environmental Review (Fall,
1983).
Review article of Ecological Consciousness, eds. Robert C.
Schultz and J. Donald Hughes (Washington, DC: University Press of America,
1981). Environmental Review 6:2 (Fall, 1982).
"When the River Flows Upstream: The Appearance, Adaptation
and Extinction of the Mandan Peoples." The Indian Historian XI:2
(1978) .
Presentations
"Preserving
Biological Diversity Despite Losses Due to Abrupt Climate Change,"
Environment and Climate Change, An interdisciplinary perspective, Oxford
Roundtable: Wednesday, July 25, 2012, Manchester-Harris College: Oxford
University.
"Film and the
Ecological Imagination: Notes on the Rollins College Global Peace Film Festival
at Rollins College." Lewis and Clark College, Portland Oregon, AESS: Association
for Environmental Studies and Sciences Annual Conference, June 17-20, 2010.
“The Impact
of Abrupt Climate Change on Birds,” Media Assisted Presentation, National
Audubon Society, January, 2010, Venice, Fl. Talk For 60 Participants with Q
& A session.
Joseph Siry, “Unstable Airs, Acidified Waters and Endangered Places,” presented at Association
of Graduate Liberal Studies [AGLSP] Annual Meeting, Vancouver, British Columbua,
October 17, 2008.
“The
ABCs Of Global Warming,” Workshop Presenter, National Audubon Society, January,
2009, Eatonville, Fl. Media Assisted Talk For 40 Participants with Q & A session.
“The Impact of Global Warming on Birds,”
Invited dinner speaker, Ocklawaha Valley Audubon Society, April, 2008, Eustid,
Fl. Media assisted talk for 40 participants With Q & A session.
“Attenuated
opportunities for effective wildlife protection due to rapidly changing
climate.” International Biodiversity Conference, June 21, 2007, Banos, Ecuador.
“Climate Chaos or Opportunity? Getting it right
regarding the impacts of climate change on biological diversity.” Listed as: "The challenges of wildlife
protection due to rapidly changing climate." Second
Environmental Studies (professional) Summit, Syracuse University, June 8, 2007.
“The Two Cultures Today. O'Keeffe and
Stieglitz: Painting and Photography wed in America.” Association of Graduate
Liberal Studies Programs (AGLSP), Santa Fe, N. M. Oct. 13, 2006. Photography's
effects in art & science.
“Charles
Darwin and Descent of Humankind” University Club presentation, November 20,
2005.
Faith in a Frontier Seed,” Annual Founder’s Day Address,
Winter Park First Congregational Church, Winter Park, Fl, November 8, 2005.
“So is the fifth dimension hiding in a lightning bolt? The significance of the Einstein–Kaluza Letters in 1919,” AGLSP Conference, Association of Graduate Liberal Studies Programs Annual Meeting: Creativity and Innovation: The New Story, October 6-8, 2005, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
“Economic externalities and Ecologies: opportunities to
solve market failures that cause air pollution," Rhetoric and
Economics: An International Interdisciplinary Conference, 6-9 June 2005,
Millikin University; Decatur, Illinois.
“Economic opportunities exist to solve
Global ecological problems regionally: A global warming solution may exist as
European Union (EU) has adopted a carbon trading system among member nations.”
Accepted Paper, Meeting of International Internet, Processing, Systems for
E-education and Interdisciplinaries. January 29-Feb 1, 2004. Amalfi, Italy,
E.U.
“Climate
change and global warming: the challenges and opportunities for international
solutions to sustain our Earth,” Slide presentation
and speech: Sarasota Lifelong Learning Institute, March 6, 2000.
“There are no longer reasonable excuses not to act to stem the
impacts of global warming,” Remarks World Wildlife Fund US. Press Conference,
Miami, Florida, November 10, 1999.
“Developing Nations and the Costly Risks of Global Warming”
Georgetown American School, Georgetown, Guyana, May, 1999.
"Beyond the Wild Frontier: Wilderness and the American
Imagination,” Slide lecture on American landscape art and ecology to the
English Speaking Union, Rollins College, Bush Auditorium January, 1999.
“The Science of the
IPCC: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Control,” Invited speaker: Town Hall
Meeting on Climate Change, InterContinental Hotel, Miami, Florida, June 20,
1996.
“Bringing the Earth Summit into the Classroom and Out to the
Community." World Congress for Education and Communication on Environment
& Development Conference. Toronto, Canada, October 16-21, 1992.
Facilitator of Energy Treaty: negotiation International Non -
governmental Organization Forum. United Nations Conference on Conservation and
Development. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 2-10, 1992.
Conference Organizer: "Earth day Symposium on Environmental
Education," for Florida Department of Education and the East Central
Florida Regional Service Project. Rollins College, April 20, 1991.
"Mechanical Metaphors: From Spaceship Earth to the Machinery
of Nature" American Society of Environmental History Conference, Houston,
March 1, 1991.
"Traces on the Floridian Shore: Technology and the reshaping
of the environment," Florida International University, Faculty Lecture
Series, Miami, March 4, 1990.
"The Dubious Atom: Public response to nuclear science from
the `Radium Craze' to
Chernobyl," Invited paper; Cultural History Conference, New Orleans, March
20-23, 1988.
Principle Sponsor, "CUTHA comes to Florida;" Conference
on the role of technology in Liberal Arts Education; [Council for the
Understanding of Technology in Human Affairs] January 21-22, 1988.
"The Writing Across the Curriculum requirement at Rollins: a
view from the Trenches,” Annual Conference of Writing Program Administrators;
Logan, Utah; August 7, 1987.
"Wildways and the evolving tradition of stewardship for
wilderness,” Environmental and Forest Historians' Conference, Duke University,
April-May 1987.
"Florida's wildlife extinction and wilderness
Conservation," Society for Human Ecology Annual Meeting, College of the
Atlantic, Bar Harbor, Maine, October 18, 1986.
"Protecting Biocommunities that Sustain Human Civilization:
The Global Case for Chesapeake Bay Restoration," North American
Association for Environmental Education, Washington, D.C., September 29, 1985.
"Environmental Studies at Rollins: An International
Approach," Panel Member; Society for Human Ecology, University of
Maryland, College Park, Maryland, April 30, 1985.
"Environmental History in the Science Curriculum," Panel
member; North American Association for Environmental Education. Banff-Lake
Louise, Canada, October 8, 1984.
"Federal Predator Control," session chairperson &
commentator. American Society of
Environmental Historians, American Historical Association. San Francisco, California, December 29,
1983.
"Preservation of Coastal Wetlands," American Society of
Environmental Historians, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, April 10, 1983.
"California State's Commitment to Historic
Preservation," California Community College Social Science Association,
Sacramento, Ca., March 16, 1981.
Commentator and local expert on global warming, “flash point”
Hurricanes and Global Warming, the 2005 season coincidence or cause, November,
2005
Moderator, An interview with Bill Belleville author of St Johns
River of Lakes, Orange Television, Fall 2005.
Arthur Vining Davis Fellowship, 2011
Most Involved Faculty, Office of Community Engagement, Rollins
College 2009
Orange County Medical Society’s Environmental Committee Earth Day
Award 2002
Cypress Award: Sierra Club Florida Chapter’s leadership prize 2000
Orange County Medical Society’s Environmental Committee Service
Award 2000
Legal Environmental Assistance Foundation’s Florida Environmental
Leader 2000
Hugh McKean Memorial Grant: “Children of the Rain forest” 1999
Legal Environmental Assistance Foundation’s Florida Environmental
Leader recognition 1999
Sponsored Lecturer, Florida Endowment for the Humanities, 1991-1992
Outstanding Young Educator Award, Winter Park Jaycees and United
Telephone, 1985
Treasurer of Save the Manatee Club, Maitland, Florida. 2003-2012
Member of the Ad Hoc Faculty Committee on redrafting of the All
College bylaws, 2011
Chair of the Finance and Service Committee and Executive Committee
member, 2011-12
Fern Creek Elementary School - Rollins Community Engagement
Project, Orlando, Florida, 2005-2009
Member of the Board of Trustees of Save the Manatee Club,
Maitland, Florida. 2001-2012
Member of the Orange County Medical Society’s Environmental
Committee for Earthday, 1999-2002.
Member of the Science and Sanctuary Committee of Florida Audubon
Society, 1996-1999.
Member of the Board of Directors, Florida Audubon Society, Winter
Park, Florida, 1996-1999.
Member of the Orlando Science Center’s Teacher Advisory Committee,
1990-1995.
Member of the Board of Trustees, Florida Defenders of the
Environment, Gainesville, Florida; 1988-2007.
Member of the Board of Trustees, North American Association for
Environmental Education, Troy, Ohio; 1989-1992.
Newsletter Editor, Environmental Studies Section of the North
American Association for Environmental Education, 1987-1992.
Member of the all-College Administrative/Faculty
Council, 2011-2012
Member of the College Faculty's
Executive Committee, 2011-2012
Chair
of the College Faculty's Finance & Services Committee, 2011-2012
Member
of the Ad Hoc Faculty Advisory Committee for bylaw revisions, 2011
Member
of the Sexual Assault Prevention Task Force, (Dean Hater) 2009-2010
Member
of the Finance and Services Committee, 2003-2005
Member of the College Faculty's
Executive Committee, 2001-2002
Chair
of the College Faculty's Finance & Budget Committee, 2001-2002
Member
& Secretary of the College Faculty's Finance & Budget Committee,
2000-2001
Member
of the Writing Center (TPJ) Faculty Advisory Committee, 1998-99
Member
of two Service Learning Committees (International & domestic) 1995-1999
Member
(and Secretary) of the College Academic Affairs Committee, 1993-1995
Member
of the College Faculty's Executive Committee, 1991-1993
Chair,
Student Life Committee, 1991-1993
External
member, Foreign Languages Evaluation Committee, 1988-1990
Chair,
Writing Across the Curriculum Committee, 1985-1988
Member
of the Prelaw Advisory Committee, 1985-1992 -- Chair, Prelaw Committee,
1988-1990
Chair, International Special Program
Committee, 1987-1988
Core
Faculty, Master of Liberal Studies Program, Hamilton Holt School, 1987-2012
&
Faculty Representative, Master of Liberal Studies Committee, 1987-88
Faculty Representative, "N-Task
force," Natural Sciences requirement review & recommendation Committee
proposed an increase in the natural sciences courses for the College's General
Education requirements. 1986-87
Masters of Liberal Studies: M.A. thesis Advising, Supervision, and Sponsorship.
Name
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Thesis Title
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Year
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Rodriguez,
Anabel
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“Land
as Woman Symbolization in the Western World”
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1990
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Simmons,
Patricia
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“The
Tragedy of Human Relations in King Lear”
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1990
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Poole,
Leslie Kemp
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Florida:
Paradise Redefined
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1991
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Cardwell,
Cathy
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Racial
Justice: Orange County 1920-1970
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1992
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Hall,
James
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The
Walled Garden: A Novella
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1992
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Paget,
Marilyn
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Feminism
in the Workplace
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1993
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Carlson,
Carol Ann
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Fire
from the Gods: The Human Genome Project
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1994
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Williams,
Jean
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Amazonian
Exploration: From Discovery to Biodiversity
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1994
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Ferguson,
Robert
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Henry
Ford, from Inventor to Manager
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1994
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Anson,
Linda
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Estrogenic
Health Risks: Endangered Species and the Human Connection
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1996
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Jones
II, Warren
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The
Story of Science and Religion
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2000
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Gaston
III, John
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Distance
Learning in MLS Programs
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2002
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Burt,
Cynthia Jo
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Continuation
of Cloning Research: Background, Purpose, Methods and Recommendations
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2003
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Donley,
Johnnie
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Exploring
the Human-Canine Bond
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2003
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Fakess,
Colleen
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Foresight,
Hindsight, and Insight: The Contribution of the World Wide Web to Information
Overload
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2003
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DeArmas,
Maria
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“Forever
Wild:” Images of the Adirondacks as Depicted by Emerson, Homer, and Stoddard
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2004
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Moore,
Ann
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Citizen
Education: A Layperson’s Guide to Permitting at the St. John’s River Water
Management District
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2004
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Muraski,
Beverly
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A
Quantum Theory of God
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2004
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Clark,
Jill
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Henry
David Thoreau: The Darwinian Naturalist
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2005
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Tate,
Dixie
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By
the Sea: A Study of Place and Spirit in the Development of an Ocean Ethic
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2005
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Burke,
John
Ryan,
Stephen T.
Watts,
Barbara
Thoresen Eileen
Faulcon, Elizabeth
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The
Atomic Bomb: A Search for Meaning in the Works of Scientists, Survivors and
the Muted Response of Western Art
The Paradox of Progress
– Fabrication of Necessity
Choose
Your Children Well: Genetic Testing & Ethical Consequences
Ecological Literacy: Global
Stewardship is responsibility.
Creating
Change Through Documentary Film
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2006
2007-8
2010
2011
2011
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University Level Academic Fields of Study
§ Modern Intellectual, Social, Cultural and Environmental History, University of California at Santa Barbara
Studies in US History: Intellectual, Social and
Environmental History.
Professor Emeritus, Roderick Nash.
Studies in US History: Colonial, Frontier and
Indian/White Relations.
Professor Emeritus, Wilbur R. Jacobs.
(deceased)
Studies in the History of Science: Arms Race
Technology and Atomic Age.
Professor Lawrence Badash.
Studies in Human Ecology: Population, Resources and Energy Policies, Biological Ideas. Professor Emeritus, Garrett Hardin.
§§ Modern Diplomatic and Latin American Cultural and Economic History, Middle Tennessee State University
Studies in US History: International relations
and Diplomatic History.
Professor Norman Ferris.
Studies in Latin American History: Colonial,
Frontier and Indian/White Relations.
Professor James Neal.
§§§ Modern American and European History, Emory University
Studies in US Southern and Civil War History:
Diplomatic History.
Professor Emeritus, Bell Irvin Wiley.
(Deceased)
Studies in American History: Cultural and
Intellectual History.
Professor Emeritus, James Harvey Young.
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