• SBS Faculty Books:
  
  -Understanding and Managing Tourism Impacts by C. Michael Hall, Alan A. Lew
  
  -Disappearing Desert by Janine Schipper
  
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• Journal articles and other publications

• Most Promising Graduate Researcher
  
  - Jared Hopkins
  Pre-doctoral MA Program, Department of Psychology
  
  - Katrina Taylor
  PhD Program, Department of Politics and International Affairs
• Most Promising New Scholar
  
  -Ann Huffman
  Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology
  School of Behavioral Sciences
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• Marianne Nielsen, "Violence Against Indian Women in Indian Country Researchers' Workshop"
• Lori Poloni-Staudinger, and Katrina Taylor, "Cooperation Among Women? Assessing Coordinated Activities Among Women's Groups in the United Kingdom, France and Germany," Poloni-Staudinger also served on a panel at the conference, "Increasing Women's Representation: Proposals, Practices and Impacts."
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The SBS Grant Proposal Incentive Program provides incentives for SBS faculty to submit grant proposals for external funding.

Recent Recipients include:

• 2009
  Melissa Birkett – Department of Psychology
  Luis Fernandez-Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
  Chad Woodruff-Department of Psychology
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• Diana Cudeii: “The Political Life of New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, 2008 Presidential Candidate.”
• Anthony R. Cuttitta: “Change is Not for Everyone: Gay Rights and the Election of 2008" and “Sports, Homophobia, and Homosexual Affection: Social Learning Theory and Masculine Socialization Regarding Public Displays.”
• Tracie Hansen: "Girl, Interrupted: How Character and Gender Cost Hillary Clinton the 2008 Democratic Presidential Nomination.”
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• The Student Media Center
  
• Northern Arizona Justice Project
  
• The Psychology Undergraduate Research Center
  
• Geography, Public Planning and Parks and Recreation Management
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• Sam Minkler, associate professor of photography, had a photo featured at the photography conference, “Visual Sovereignty,” at the University of California, Davis.5.
• Patricia Murphey, assistant professor of visual communication, was awarded third place in the logo design category for the "American Design Awards—Semi Annual Design Contest."
• Lea Parker, professor in the School of Communication, published a photograph and essay in Thoreau's Legacy, a book by The Union of Concerned Scientists. The book wasl be published by Penguin Classics.
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