BHSU students named to the Who's Who list are listed by their hometown and majors

• Clint Baird, Sturgis, English;
• Jay Beyer, Rapid City, elementary education;
• John Broome, Spearfish, social science;
• Tina Brosch, Rapid City, elementary education;
• Julie Brunskill, Philip, physical education;
• Kathy Bunkowske, Rapid City, social science;
• Alan Carroll, Ankeny, Iowa, marketing;
• Paul Collins, Sturgis, social science;
• Meade Dominick, Cody, Wyo., technology;
• Cindy Doyle, Gillette, Wyo., elementary education;
• Beata Ferris, Spearfish, mathematics;
• James Gottlob, Salem, elementary education;
• Shayla Graham, Moorcroft, Wyo., mathematics;
• Moriah Hall, mass communication;
• Holly Hoffman, Spearfish, English;
• Brandon Huth, Hermosa, mathematics;
• Joyce Koth, Rapid City, elementary education;
• Heather Krabbenhoft, Rapid City, elementary education;
• Lisa Larson, Rapid City, English;
• Steve Lensegrav, Sturgis, biology;
• Natalya Livingston, Spearfish, accounting;
• Joshua Luther, Sioux Falls, business administration;
• Elisa Lynde, Rapid City, tourism;
• Ryan Maher, Isabel, accounting;
• Karin Malkowski, Spearfish, English;
• Stacie McFadden, Riverton, Wyo., elementary education;
• Jennifer Morris, Spearfish, business administration;
• Mark Norby, Sturgis, environmental physical science;
• Melissa Podhradsky, Pierre, psychology;
• Jennifer Pope, Rapid City, mass communication;
• Kevin Porter, Kenai, Alaska, elementary education;
• Mark Proctor, Sturgis, sociology;
• Brenda Randall, Spearfish, chemistry;
• Clint Randall, Gillette, Wyo., social science;
• Jodi Rembold, Philip, business administration;
• Bryan Robinson, Hot Springs, history;
• Ryan Rurode, Custer, social science;
• Wendy Schamber, Rapid City mathematics;
• Christina Schultes, Edgemont, outdoor education;
• Rebecca Skinner, Lingle, Wyo., chemistry;
• David Steele, Ranchester, Wyo., elementary education;
• Cary Stilwell, Kadoka, accounting;
• Melissa Stubstad, Sturgis, elementary education;
• Melissa Teel, Gillette, Wyo., elementary education;
• Brett Theeler, Mitchell, biology;
• Ven Thompson, Belle Fourche, accounting;
• Patricia Tlustos, Spearfish, accounting;
• Tanya Tolman, Newcastle, Wyo., wellness management;
• Andre Wald, Rapid City, marketing;
• Heidi Walter, Newcastle, Wyo., elementary education;
• Maximillian Wetz, Newell, mass communication;
• Jessica White Plume, Spearfish, psychology; and
• Quentin Youngberg, Rapid City, English.

Session presenters and topics during the Black Hills Research Symposium include:

Session A:

• Dr. Leonard Austin and Karin Malkowski, Saving Professor Ryan: Knowing Your Teaching Style May Win the War;
• Dr. Roger Ochse, Holly Hoffman, Karin Malkowski and Quentin Youngberg, A Collaborative Web Site: Experiencing Shakespeare Through Technology;
• Dr. Tim Martinez, Going Visiting in Cyberspace with Hanna Arendt: Public Space Thinking Politically;
• Dr. Shane Sarver, Conflicting Patterns of Genetic Differentiation Observed Between Two Species Found in the Western Atlantic and Caribbean;
• Dr. Leonard Austin, Religion in the Classroom: What Teachers are Experiencing;
• Dr. Cheryl Anagnopoulos and Rebecca Huxford, Do Age Deficits in Working Memory Affect Syntactic Processing of Ambiguous Sentences;
• Dr. Sharon Strand, Many a Drunkard Slept under a Drunkard's Path Quilt: Non-Verbal Rhetoric in the Women's Christian Temperance Union.

Session B:

• Debra Lynn Talmadge, Analysis-Emery Tapes, Case Library BHSU;
• Dr. Cheryl Anagnopoulos and Rebecca Huxford, The Effects of Working Memory, Reading Comprehension, and Semantic Cues;
• Gerald Lower, Philosophy and Ethics in Teaching, Research and Technology;
• Dr. Lidan Lin, The Narrative Strategy of Double Voicing in Beowulf;
• Dr. David Joplin, Deep Ecology in Coleridge's “Rime of the Ancient Mariner.”

Poster sessions featuring numerous student presentations will be held from 2 p.m. to closing.