Non-Fiction and Academia
Aside from my work in medical imaging and nuclear medicine, I have done a fair amount of non-fiction and academic work, as well as a considerable amount of teaching and speaking experience.
Non-Fiction
- Digital Publishing Overview - SFWA Bulletin Issue #195, Fall 2011.
- So You Want to Make an eBook?.
- Breathe, on BridgettWalther.com, 18 June 2010
- Standing Out, Fitting In, in Mock Turtle, #1, May 2010
- First Novel Survey Results, a further analysis of Jim C. Hines' author survey data. 31 March 2010
- Ignoring The Chair,writing as Uriel Wheeler in Life To Life Magazine, July 2009
- Picture Credit for "The Out-of-Towners", an essay by Elisha Cooper in The Morning News
- I'll Pencil You In: Perceptions and Class Schedules for the Older Student in Teaching/Learning Matters, 37:1, Summer 2008 (PDF link)
- RTA's proposed fare increase discourages riders even more: A Convenient RTA, a guest editorial in the Dayton Daily News 12/26/07
- Keeping it Real: Customer Service as Interactive Advertising in Adotas.com, 6 November 2007
- Camelot is Only A Model: Scientific Literacy in the 21st Century in Seed Magazine, September/October 2007
- Honoring the Dead: Memorial Day, a guest editorial in the Dayton Daily News, 15 June 2005
Academic Work
- Evaluating Oblique Interventions In Reducing Anti-GLBT Prejudice.; Presented at the Wright State University CoLA Dean's Graduate Colloquium, 2011.
- Evaluating Oblique Interventions In Reducing Anti-GLBT Prejudice.; Presented at the 2011 NCSA conference.
- Enough to Fit Everyone: Student Difficulties, Needs, and Desires with the Class Schedule; Presented at the 2009 NCSA conference.
- Learning While Wearing Work Clothes: Scheduling Difficulties and the Older Non-Traditional Student; Presented at the 2008 NCSA conference and the 2008 Quest for Community Conference.
- What's Socialism Got To Do With It?: Cooperatives as an Alternative in Economic Development; Presented at the 2007 Bowling Green State University Undergraduate Economics Paper Contest and Conference.
- Driving a Dangerous Course:How we're screwing up Iraq - and could be doing it right.; Presented at the 2006 AURCO conference.
Teaching/Speaking Experience
Instructional Experience
- Wright State University, Spring 2011 - Application of Research Methods, 9 Students
- Wright State University, Spring 2010 - Introduction to Research Methods, TA, 28 Students
- Wright State University, Winter 2010 - Application of Research Methods, TA, 39 Students
Selected Conference panels
- August 2011 - ConText: E-Books: Good News and Challenges, 17 attendees; The Rules of Writing - and When to Break Them, 10 attendees
- August 2011 - GenCon: Read & Critique, 15 attendees; Digital Resources, 52 attendees
- July 2011 - FandomFest: Everything You Wanted to Know about eBooks, 31 attendees
- June 2011 - Origins: Writing Right - Dialog and Language, 10 attendees
- May 2011 - Marcon: Damsels(?) in Chainmail - Portrayal of Gender in Genre Fiction, 26 attendees
- March 2011 - Millennicon: Professional Writing, 15 attendees; Theology and Science, 20 attendees
- August 2010 - ConText: Genre Conventions, 18 attendees; eBooks, 20 attendees
- August 2010 - GenCon: Read & Critique, 12 attendees; Men Writing Women, 54 attendees
- May 2010 - Marcon: Religion in SF, 24 attendees; Paper vs. E-books vs. Audio Books, 30 attendees
- March 2010 - Millennicon: Sex & Death, 20 attendees; Economics & Writers, 45 attendees; Science & Politics, 23 attendees