WILLIAM
D. HOOVER
The
University of Toledo
Degrees, places, and dates:
Ph.D.,
University of Michigan, 1973 (History)
Inter-University
Center for Japanese Studies, Tokyo, 1966-1967
C.I.C.
Language Institute, University of Minnesota, Summer 1966
M.A.,
University of Michigan, 1965 (Japanese Studies)
C.I.C.
Language Institute, Indiana University, Summer 1964
B.A.,
Muskingum College, 1963 (History & Mathematics)
Teaching, research, and administrative
experience:
Professor,
University of Toledo, 1985-present
Professor, Indiana
University, East Asian Studies Center “Seminar on Teaching about Asia”
Spring
2001, Spring 2003
Visiting
Research Professor, Aoyama Gakuin Daigaku, (Tokyo) 1994-96
Chairman,
Department of History, University of Toledo, 1979-1994
Visiting
Professor, Bowling Green State University, Winter 1987
Visiting
Research Professor, Tokyo University, 1977-78
Associate
Professor, University of Toledo, 1976-1985
Visiting
Associate Professor, University of Michigan, Winter 1975
Assistant
Professor, University of Toledo, 1973-1976
Instructor,
University of Toledo, 1968-1973
Grants and fellowships:
Center
for Japanese Studies Fellowship (University of Michigan), 1963-1964
National
Defense Foreign Language Fellowship (University of Michigan), 1964-1968
Summer
Faculty Fellowship, University of Toledo, 1974, "Pacifism in Twentieth
Century Japan: An Examination of Men, Organizations, Ideas, Methods, and
Results of Japanese Antiwar Movements"
University
of Toledo, Small Grants, 1975, "The Japanese Response to the Locarno Peace
Settlement"
Sabbatical
leave, University of Toledo, Spring quarter, 1977, "But not through War:
Twentieth Century Japanese Dissent to Military Solutions"
H.E.W.:
Office of Education, Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research Abroad Grant, summer 1977,
"Internationalism in Early Twentieth Century Japan: The Search for
Non-Military Solutions"
CIES:
Fulbright-Hays Advanced Research, Tokyo University, 1977-1978, "Twentieth
Century Japanese Dissent to Military Solutions" (September 1977-August
1978)
Sabbatical
leave, University of Toledo, Spring Quarter, 1988, "Kiyoshi Kawakami,
Japan's Interpreter to America"
Sabbatical
leave, University of Toledo, 1994-95 AY, "Kiyoshi Karl Kawakami
(1873-1949): A Bridge between Japan and America"
Summer
Faculty Fellowship, University of Toledo, 1995, "Japanese-American
Relations (1913-40) as Seen Through Kawakami Kiyoshi's Japanese Newspaper
Articles"
The
Japan Foundation, Research Fellow, 1995-96 "Kiyoshi Karl Kawakami
(1873-1949): Building a Bridge between Japan and America"
Kohler
International Research & Teaching Grant, 2000 & 2002, UT support travel
and research in Japan
Publications:
"Godai Tomoatsu (1836-1885): An
Economic Statesman of Early Meiji Japan," (Ph.D. Dissertation, The
University of Michigan, 1973).
"Crisis
Resolution in Early Meiji Diplomatic Relations: The Role of Godai
Tomoatsu," Journal of Asian History 9, no. 1 (1975): 57-81.
"From
Xenophobe to Business Leader, Shibusawa Eiichi," in Great Historical Figures of Japan, edited by the Japan Cultural
Institute (Tokyo, 1978), 284-95.
"Nihon
to kokusai shugi," (日本と国際主義) Kokusai kōryū semina 1978, (国際交流セミナ 1978) "International Interchange Seminar,
1978") Tokyo: Japan Branch of the Women's International League for Peace
and Freedom, 1979, 33-36.
"Nihon to kokusai shugi:
Momotarō no mondai to torikumu," (日本と国際主義：桃太郎の問題と
取り組む) 9th International
Exchange Seminar, Japan Branch of the Women's International League for Peace
and Freedom, 1980.
"Nitobe
Inazō," Biographical Dictionary
of Internationalists (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1983), 542-43.
"Furukawa
Ichibei," Kodansha Encyclopedia of
Japan (Tokyo: Kodansha, 1983) 2, 372-73.
"Godai
Tomoatsu," Kodansha Encyclopedia of
Japan (Tokyo: Kodansha, 1983) 3, 39.
"Shibusawa
Eiichi: Nihon jitsugyōkai no so," (渋沢栄一：日本実業界の祖) Shihonshugi no senkusha (資本主義の先駆者) Vol. 6 of Nihon no riidaa (日本のリーダー)
Tokyo: T.B.S. Britannica, 1983, 175-224.
Regional
Editor, Biographical Dictionary of Modern
Peace Leaders (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1985); author of "Gilbert
Bowles," 103-104; "Kashiwagi Gien," 490-92; "Kawai
Michi," 494-95; "Kiryū Yūyū," 511-12;
"Saitō Takao," 832-33; "Yabe Kiyoshi," 1039-40.
Review
of William D. Wray's Mitsubishi and the
N.Y.K., 1870-1914: Business Strategy in the Japanese Shipping Industry
(Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1984), in The Journal of Asian Studies 45, no. 4 (August 1986): 867-868.
Review
of Millicent Anne Gates and E. Bruce Geelhoed's The Dragon and the Snake: An
American Account of the Turmoil in China, 1976-1977 (Philadelphia:
University of Pennsylvania Press, 1986), in The
Journal of American History (December 1987): 1103.
Review
of Martin E. Weinstein's The Human Face
of Japan's Leadership: Twelve Portraits (New York: Praeger, 1989), in The Journal of Asian Studies 50, no. 1
(February 1991): 170-71.
Review
of Frederic Trautmann's With Perry to
Japan: A Memoir by William Heine (Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press,
1990), in The Journal of American History
(Sept. 1991): 670-71.
Editor
(with Melvin Small), Give Peace a Chance;
Exploring the Vietnam Antiwar Movement (Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University
Press, 1992).
Reprint
of Furukawa and Godai articles in Japan:
An Illustrated Encyclopedia, 1993.
Review
of John P. Powelson's Centuries of
Economic Endeavor: Parallel Paths in Japan and Europe and Their Contrast with
the Third World (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1994), in the Historian 58, no. 1 (Autumn 1995):
195-95.
"The
Japanese Journalist K. K. Kawakami Evaluates International Organizations in
Early Showa Japan: Idealism Shrouded in Pessimism," Waseda Daigaku, Shakai Kagaku Kenkyūjo Shiriizu No. 35, 早稲田大学社会科学研究所・研究シリーズ 35, (August 1996): 17-49.
“Jyānarisuto
Kawakami Kiyoshi no mita NichiBei kankei,” (ジャーナリスト河上清の見た日米関係 The Journalist Kawakami Kiyoshi Views
Japanese-American Relations) Newsletter
from Asakawa Research Committee 朝河貫一研究会ニユース, No. 26 (September 1996), 1-2.
“Toledo-Toyohashi
Sister City Agreement good for Both Cities,” (“Subarashii shimai toshi teikei” 素晴しい姉妹都市提携), Toyohashi
Communi Station, Vol. 44 (August 2000), 1-3.
“Shibusawa
Eiichi: The Businessman as Public Figure,” Journal of Japanese Trade &
Industry, (March/April 2002), 32-35.
Historical Dictionary of
Postwar Japan, Lanham,
Maryland: Scarecrow Press, 2003.
(Book under contract with Scarecrow
Press, a division of Rowman and Littlefield Publishing Group)
Kawakami Kiyoshi:
Interpreter of Japanese-American Relations (book in progress)
Papers presented at
scholarly conferences:
"A
Re-examination of Early Meiji Entrepreneurship Through the Career of Godai
Tomoatsu," Midwest Japan Seminar, Indiana University, March 16, 1974
"Godai
Tomoatsu and the Introduction of Western Ideas and Procedures: A Nineteenth
Century Japanese Response to Scientific and Technological Change,"
Regional Conference of the International Society for Comparative Study of
Civilization, Eastern Kentucky University, March 20-22, 1974
"Crisis
Resolution in Early Meiji Diplomatic Relations: The Role of Godai
Tomoatsu," Ohio Academy of History, Columbus, April 6, 1974
"The
Japanese Response to the Locarno Peace Settlement," Conference on European
Security in the Locarno Era at Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, North Carolina,
October 16-18, 1975
"Godai
Tomoatsu and the Application of Technology in Early Meiji Japan," Ohio
Academy of History, Columbus, Ohio, April 24, 1976
"The
Japan Peace Society (1906-1924): An Effort in Internationalism," 29th
annual international convention of the Association for Asian Studies, New York,
March 25-27, 1977
"Japan's
Search for a Place in the Modern International World: Some Historical
Reflections on the Contemporary Scene," Mizuno Simultaneous Interpretation
Institute, Tokyo, February 17 & 24, 1978
"The
Rising Sun Should Be Part of the World: Encouraging Japan to be More
International," Mizuno Simultaneous Interpretation Institute, March 24,
1978, Tokyo. (This presentation was
filmed and shown on Japan's educational television network.)
"A
Look at Japanese Education," lecture delivered to the Japan Association of
Current English (Nihon Jiji Eigo Gakkai), Tokyo, June 2, 1978
"Nihon
no kyōiku ikken: Watakushitachi no keiken," ("A Look at Japanese
Education: Our Experiences,") speech in Japanese to Hachimanyama
Shōgakkō, Tokyo, July 19, 1978
"Nihon
to kokusai shugi: Momotarō no mondai to torikumu," ("Japan and
Internationalism: Wrestling with the Momotarō Problem") 9th
International Student Conference sponsored by the Japan Branch of the Women's
International League for Peace and Freedom, Saitama, Japan, July 9, 1978
"Tagawa
Daikichirō (1869-1947): Advocate of Disarmament, Internationalism, and
Social Reform," (Midwest Japan Seminar & Midwest Conference on Asian
Affairs, Ohio State University, November 3, 1979
"Some
Perspectives on Asian-American Relations," keynote speaker for the opening
convocation on Asia at Muskingum College, September 1, 1983
"An
American's Perspective on the History of Sino-American Relations," paper
at South China Normal University, Canton, China, September 15, 1987 and China
National Institute for Minorities, September 18, 1987
"Teaching
Chinese History in an American University," South China Normal University,
Canton, China, September 16, 1987
"Kawakami
Kiyoshi and Historical Methodology," Ōbirin Daigaku, Tokyo, November
8, 1994
"The
State of Japanese Studies in the U.S.," (in Japanese) Aoyama Gakuin
Daigaku, Tokyo, December 14, 1994
"Japanese-American
Relations in the Prewar Period: Kawakami Kiyoshi Views Pacific Rim
Relations," University of Guam, MARC, March 8, 1995
"Kawakami
Kiyoshi Assists Shibusawa Eiichi in Japanese-American Relations," (in
Japanese) Shibusawa Eiichi Kenkyūkai, Tokyo, April 8, 1995
"The
Journalist Kawakami Kiyoshi and Prewar Japanese-American Relations,"
International Christian University, Tokyo, April 20, 1995
"A
Forgotten Journalist: Kawakami Kiyoshi," (in Japanese) Nihon Masu
Komyunikeshon Gakkai, Tokyo, May 13, 1995
"The
Journalist Kawakami Kiyoshi Interprets Japan's Relations with the United
States: International Tones in a Nationalistic Era," 48th annual
international convention of the Association for Asian Studies, Honolulu,
Hawaii, April 11-14, 1996
"Kawakami Kiyoshi: A Prewar Japanese
Journalist's Views of China and Japan's Role in That Country," Tōhō
Gakkai Conference, Tokyo, May 11, 1996
"Kawakami
Kiyoshi: A Prewar Liberal Journalist's Struggle to Give Japan International
Respectability," invited lecture to the Asiatic Society of Japan in Tokyo,
May 13, 1996
Oral
book review of Tamura Norio (ed.), Seigi
wa waga ni ari: ZaiBei Nikkei jyaanarisuto gunzō (“Justice is
Ours: Japanese Journalists Residing in the United States”) Nikkei Shimbun
Kenkyūkai, Tokyo, June 15, 1996
"Nihon
no jyānarisuto Kawakami Kiyoshi no mita senzen no NichiBei kankei:
Gojūnenkan no kansatsu," ("The Japanese Journalist Kawakami
Kiyoshi Interprets Prewar Japanese-American Relations: A Fifty Year View")
lecture to the Asakawa Kan'ichi Kenkyūkai at Waseda University, Tokyo,
July 6, 1996
“Twenty Years of ‘Military Intelligence’:
The FBI and MID Surveillance of Kiyoshi K. Kawakami and His Views on U.S.-Japan
Relations,” at a joint session of the Midwest Japan Seminar and the Midwest
Conference on Asian Affairs at Michigan State University, September 25, 1999
Positions, honors, and professional &
community service:
Edited
"The United Nations and the United States," Report of Proceedings of
the Initial Annual Conference of the Center for International Studies, May 25,
1972
Panelist
"Japan: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow," The University of Toledo,
March 7, 1973
Organized
University Forum TV program "The Philippines," (Channel 30) (with Visiting Professor
Napoleon Casambre), July 1974
Lecture
"Japan in the Modern World," Collingwood Presbyterian Church, March
13, 1975
Conference
on Peace Research in History, Secretary-Treasurer 1975 to 1983 (joint with
Charles DeBenedetti) 1975-1979
Colloquium
(with Charles DeBenedetti), "The United States and Japan and Their
Reaction to the Locarno Peace Settlement," Behavioral and Social Science
Research Club, October 5, 1975
President
of The Japan Cultural Society (Toledo) 1975-1976 and Adviser it, 1976-1980
Moderator
"What's Happening Now in Japan," The Japanese Cultural Society, March
14, 1976
Participant
in two-day seminar on "International Conciliation," at Daigaku
Seminar House (Hachiōji, Japan), October 15-16, 1977
Participant in 23rd International
Congress of Orientalists in Japan sponsored by the Tōhō Gakkai
(Tokyo, Japan), June 16-17, 1978
Presented
slide presentation "Sumō: A Traditional Link to Modern Japan,"
to Phi Alpha Theta luncheon group, Fall, 1978
Panelist,
"The United States and Asia," Asian Studies Committee presentation,
November 15, 1978
Dinner
speaker for the Council on World Affairs on "Japan-The Changing
Scene," January 21, 1979
Panelist
(with Professors Charles DeBenedetti and George Jan) for
"U.S.-China-Japan: The New Triangular Relationship," Behavioral and
Social Science Research Club, February 22, 1979
Helped
organize & host Ninth Ohio Asianist Conference (University of Toledo),
October 6, 1979
Presented
lectures "Chinese Perceptions of the United States," and
"Continuity and Change in China under Communism," at the First
Unitarian Church, October 23, and November 23, 1979
Addressed
a group of Japanese Educators visiting The University of Toledo on "Nihon
to kokusai kyōiku," ("Japan and International Education,"),
August 5, 1980
Presentation
on James Clavell's Shōgun to the
University Women's Club, October 9, 1980
Lecture
to the Comparative International Education Class at Adrian College on
"Japanese Education: Past and Present," February 7, 1981
Lecture,
"Japan Today," Toledo Compass Club, February 19, 1981
Lecture,
"Japan Today: A Message For the United States from Japan," to the
Monroe Street United Methodist Church, March 5, 1981
Presentation
to Faculty Research Coffee Hour, "Internationalists in Pre-war Japan: Some
Alternative Views," March 11, 1981
College
of Arts and Sciences' Winter Quarter Commencement address, "The Student as
Teacher: Some Lessons From Japan," March 21, 1981
Lecture,
"What We Can Learn from Japan," to the Washington Congregational
Church, April 4, 1981
Lecture,
"Japan Today," Toledo Compass Club, July 1, 1981
Prepared
and hosted "Japan: The Changing Tradition," sixteen one hour TV
programs about modern Japan for the UTen channel, Summer and Fall 1981
Slide-lecture,
"Sumō: A Traditional Link to Modern Japan," Toledo Compass Club,
February 13, 1982
Lecture,
"U.S.-Japan Relations: Opportunities Unlimited," to the First
Unitarian Church, January 30, 1983
North
Central Evaluation of DeVilbiss High School's Department of History, February
14-15, 1983
Panelist,
"Promoting Partnership with Japanese Business," Symposium sponsored
by the International Business Institute, The University of Toledo, December 5,
1983
Lecture,
"Contemporary Japan: Insight Through Education," Temple B'nai Israel,
February 12, 1984
Lecture,
"Understanding Contemporary Japan's Social and Economic Problems,"
Mensa dinner speaker, February 18, 1984
Panelist,
"An Analysis of 'A Nation at Risk'," Muskingum College Alumni
College, June 9, 1984
Slide-lecture,
"Katsura Villa: Perfect Blend of Man and Nature," Toledo Compass
Club, March 9, 1985
Discussant,
"Foreign Policies and Military Strategies of Asian Countries,"
Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, Miami University, October 11-13, 1985
Lecture,
"Unfamiliar Glimpses of Japan: Social-Cultural Aspects," Toledo
Compass Club, November 21, 1985
Consultant,
"Japan: A Sense of Beauty," Toledo Museum of Art, April 13-May 4,
1986
Slide-lecture,
"Life in Hachimanyama: An In-depth Look at Japan," West Park Place,
November 12, 1986
Lecture,
"Cambodia Past, Kampuchea Now," First Unitarian Church, January 25,
1987
Lecture,
"Graduate Studies in History in the United States," at South China
Normal University, Canton, China, September 17, 1987
Lecture,
"Affairs Chinese," Monroe Street United Methodist Church, Toledo,
November 1, 1987
Lecture,
"Perceptions of China," Phi Alpha Theta Colloquium, November 5, 1987
Lecture,
"History of Japan and Its Peoples," Smith Road Elementary School,
November 9, 1987
Lecture,
"Pearl Harbor, A Historian's Perspective," Maumee Valley High Twelve
Club, December 7, 1987
Lecture,
"Contemporary China: Its People and Society," American Legion, Toledo
Post No. 335, January 8, 1988
Lecture,
"A Look at China Today," Compass Club, March 17, 1988
Lecture,
"American Surveillance of the Japanese: Kiyoshi Kawakami (1873-1949), A
Case Study," Faculty Lunch Discussion, December 6, 1988
Lecture,
"Japan's Business and Trade," Gibsonburg Sorosis Club, March 14, 1989
Co-organizer
(with Mel Small) of DeBenedetti Conference, "Vietnam Antiwar Movement
Conference: The Charles DeBenedetti Memorial Conference," University of
Toledo, May 4-5, 1990
Organized
forum "Pacific Rim," University of Toledo, December 4, 1991
North
Central Evaluation Team member, Start High School, October 7-8, 1992
North
Central Evaluation Team member, Libbey High School, November 12-13, 1992
Lecture,
"Japan in Perspective," AAUW, Sylvania, February 25, 1993
Organized
and taught "Japan, China, & Korea Teachers' Workshop," University
of Toledo, June 14-18, 1993
Interviewed
on WSPD's Maggie Moore Show on "Japan Today," August 30, 1994
Lecture,
"Rice Paddies: A Comparative Language Learning Experience," Nagoya
Gakuin Daigaku, Nagoya, Japan, May 24, 1995
Presentation
to NHK (Japan National Broadcasting Company) International Training Program
employees on "Japanese-American Mutual Understanding," Tokyo, January
30, May 22, 1996
Lecture,
"Prewar Japanese-American Relations: Insights and Interpretations of the
Journalist Kawakami Kiyoshi," Unitarian Fellowship of Tokyo, May 12, 1996
Dinner
speaker, "Images of Japan," Nakama: The 14th American-Japanese
Business Dinner, Bowling Green State University, November 7, 1996
Talk,
“Adventures in Tokyo,” First Presbyterian Church of Maumee, Ohio, February 25,
1997
Talk,
“U.S.-Japanese Relations in the 1990s: A Contemporary Look,” Monroe Street
United Methodist Church, April 27, 1997
Presentation,
“U.S.-Japanese Relations in the 1990s: Perspectives of the Journalist Kawakami
Kiyoshi (1873-1949),” University of Toledo, Interfaith Luncheon Group, May 13,
1997
Interview, “Reflections on
Japan,” in Life in the Past Lane
(Vol. 7, Spring 1997)
Discussant and adviser to
The Saturday Academy of the Humanities 2000 Program for the
presentation, “Discovering Japan,” November 22, 1997
Presentation on “Living
and Doing Research in Tokyo,” to Master Teacher Group, Dec 5, 1997
Spoke to the Toledo
International Club on “Tokyo,” February 22, 1998
Lectured
multiple times to the Sakae Program, University of Toledo, August 1997, June
1999
Discussant
for panel on “Institution of World Order” at joint conference sponsored by The
Asian Studies Program of the State University of New York at Buffalo and The
University of Toronto-York University Joint Centre for Asia Pacific Studies on
“East Asian Perspectives on World Order in the Twentieth Century,” Buffalo, New
York, May 8-9, 1998
Helped organize Conference
“The Work of Justice and Peace Today: Reflections on the Life and
Work
of Charles DeBenedetti” Corpus Christi University Parish, October 30, 1998
Roundtable participant,
“World War II and the Japanese Textbook Issue,” Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, Indiana University,
October 8, 2001
Roundtable participant,
“Okinawa – Whose Colony?” Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs, Wittenberg University, September 29,
2002
Selected
as Master Teacher for College of Arts & Sciences 1997-1999
Selected
as Master Teacher for College of Arts & Sciences 1999-2001
Chair of Toledo-Toyohashi
Sister City Committee 2000-present
Member of Toledo Sister
City International advisory committee 2000-present
Executive Committee of the
Midwest Japan Seminar 2000-2003
Program Committee of the
Ohio Academy of History 2000-2001
Courses taught:
"Modern Japanese
History" (4740/5740)
"Modern Chinese
History" (4720/5720)
"Modern Southeast
Asian History" (4760/5760)
"Diplomatic History
of Modern Asia" (4780/5780)
"Japan and World War
II" (2700)
“Postwar Japan” (2710)
“History of Tokyo” (2720)
"The Contemporary
World" (1070)
"East Asia to
1800" (1080)
"East Asia from
1800" (1090)
"Modern Japanese
History Through Literature: Sex, Sake and the Single Samurai" (Honors 402)
"Japanese Literature
in Translation" (Bowling Green State University, Japan 480)
"Proseminar -
Japan" (6920/8920:75)
"Seminar -
Japan" (6930/8930:75)
"Readings in Modern
East Asian History" (6990/8990:75)
Travel and languages:
Language training &
research, Inter-University Center for Japanese Studies in Tokyo, 1966-67
Fulbright Research Scholar
in Japan, Tokyo University, April 1977 through September 1978
Lecture & educational
tour, the People's Republic of China & Hong Kong, September 1-25, 1987
Research in Japan and
visit to Korea, June-July, 1992
Sabbatical research in
Tokyo, Japan, September 1994 - August 1995
Japan Foundation Research
Fellow, Tokyo, September 1995 - September 1996
Japan Travel: February 1999, April 2000, July-August 2000, December 2001, & April 2002
Department, college and university
service:
Chairman, Department of
History, 1979-1994
Acting Graduate Adviser,
Summer 1988-1993
Executive Committee
1970-1971, 1972-1975, 1978-1979
Curriculum Committee
1970-1974, 1975-1979, 1999-2000
Executive Committee, Forum
for History and Business, 1987-93
Personnel Committee
1997-98, 1998-99, 2000-01
Graduate Committee
1997-2001
Scholarship Committee
1996-2001
Computer and Technology
Committee 2000-2001
Arts and Sciences Council,
1973-1983, 1985-1988, 1989-1990
Chairman, Arts and
Sciences Council, 1982-1983
Chairman, Arts and
Sciences Curriculum Committee, 1975-1976
Committee on International
Studies, 1972-1992
Committee on Asian
Studies, 1972-2001
Deans Search Committee,
1989
College Committee on
Academic Personnel, 2000-2002
Faculty Conference
Council, 1989-1991; (Chair 1990-91)
Faculty Senate, 1980-1983,
1984-1987, 1988-1994; 2000-2001
Chair,
Faculty Affairs Committee, 2000-001
Graduate Council,
1979-1984, 1986-1989
Academic
Affairs Committee Chairman, 1981-1983
Distinguished University
Professor Committee, 1985-1988
Special University
Committee to review dismissal of faculty, 1987
Scholarship Committee,
1983-1986, 1987-1993; 2000-2001
Honorary Degrees
Committee, 1980-1984
Honors Day Committee,
1984-1987
Foreign Language Program
Review Committee, 1983-1985
Humanities in Business
Program Committee, 1983-1985
Member of Program Review
Committee for Department of Humanities and Social
Sciences
at University Community and Technical College 1997-98
Special
Hearing committee appointed by the Faculty Senate to investigate the
issue
of a “hit list” by the Interim Dean of the Education College, Fall 1999
Police, Parking &
Traffic Committee, 1997-2001
North Central Review,
Mission Committee, 2000-2001
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