2005-2006 Working Groups

A Cross-Linguistic View of the Nature of Nonsentential Speech, Part IV

• Ellen Barton, English & Linguistics
• Eugenia Casielles-Suarez, Romance Languages & Literatures
• Walter Edwards, Humanities Center
• Kate Paesani, Romance Languages & Literatures
• Ljiljana Progovac, Linguistics
• Patricia Siple, Psychology
• Nicola Work, Romance Languages & Literatures

Gender and Sexuality Studies

• Elizabeth Barton, Peace and Conflict Studies
• Frances J. Ranney, English
• Sandra F. VanBurkleo, History
• Anca Vlasopolos, English

  Potential Participants

• Jorgelina Corbata, Romance Languages & Literatures
• John Corvino, Philosophy
• Jose Cuello, Center Chicano/Boricua

Justice Studies Normative and Empirical Approches

• Brad Roth, Political Science
• Sandra VanBurkleo, History
• Sheldon Alexander, Psychology
• James Chalmers, Political Science
• Marvin Zalman, Criminal Justice

People of Detroit: A Living Project

• Marilyn Zimmerman, Art and Art History
• Janet Hankin, Sociology
• Monica White, Sociology
• Shiyong Lu, Computer Science
• MaryJean Schenk, Family Medicine

The Philosophy of Mathematics

• Susan Vineberg, Philosophy
• Robert R. Bruner, Mathematics
• Sean Stidd, Philosophy
• Madeline Muntersbjorn, Philosophy

  Other Participants

• Jill Dieterle, Philosophy at EMU
• Jamie Tappenden, Philosophy at U of M
• John Burn, Philosophy
• Michael Gavin, Philosophy

Science and Society

• Marsha Richmond, Interdiciplinary Studies
• William Lynch, Interdiciplinary Studies
• Al Saperstein, Physics

  Other Participants

• Richard Hough, Biological Sciences
• Lawrence Scaff, Political Science
• Eric Ash, History
• Jazlin Ebenezer, Teacher Education
• Laurie Evans, Teaching and Learning