4.2 I Newsroom: Professor Will Serve as Guest Editor of the "Journal of Leadership Studies"
subject: Faculty
subject: Research, Presentation of
description: Details that Dr. William Donaldson, a prominent scholar and professor in the Department of Management and Marketing, has been named as a guest editor of a two-part special edition of the Journal of Leadership Studies.
creator: Jim Hanchett, Chief Communications Officer
publisher: Christopher Newport University
date: April 13, 2020
rights: Christopher Newport University, All Rights Reserved
identifier: 4.2 I

4.2 I Christopher Newport College and the 1961-62 Shoe Lane Controversy: Race Politics, and Education in Newport News
subject: Faculty
subject: Buildings
subject: Research, Presentation of
description: An article by CNU faculty member Phillip Hamilton regarding the controversy surrounding the purchasing of property on Shoe Lane in Newport News, VA to be used as the location for the building of Christopher Newport College's new campus.
description: The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 119, No. 3 (2011) pp. 244-275 https://www.jstor.org/stable/41310748
description: 2 copies
creator: Phillip Hamilton, Professor in the CNU Department of History
publisher: The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography
date: 2011
identifier: 4.2 I

4.2 I Journal of Performing Arts Leadership in Higher Education 2010
subject: Periodicals
subject: Performing Arts
subject: Leadership
description: Volume 1 Fall 2010 issue of the Journal of Performing Arts Leadership in Higher Education. Kaptain, Laurence, co-editor Reimer, Mark, co-editor Contents: Peer-Reviewed Articles: Emerging Dance Pioneers: Women Leadership in Dance at Harvard-Radcliffe from 1963 until 1977 by Thom Hecht Employing Consensus in Higher Education Performing Arts Planning and Leadership by Laurence Kaptain Toward a Holistic Education by Mark U. Reimer Invited Articles: Culture as Catalyst: Shifting Currents Beneath the Music Business Model by Douglas Lowry Drinking from a Fire Hose: A Primer on Social Media for Arts Schools and Arts Students by Peter Witte
description: 2 copies
publisher: Christopher Newport University
date: 2010
rights: Christopher Newport University, All Rights Reserved
identifier: 4.2 I

4.2 I Final report: The Virginia Symposium on Ethics in Journalism
subject: Ethics Journalism
description: Contents: - Recruitment of the editors - The newsletters - Conferences at the Peaks of Otter - Evaluative comments after the conference - Spin-offs from the program - Conclusion - Appendicies
date: September 15, 1976
rights: Christopher Newport University, All Rights Reserved
identifier: 4.2 I

4.2 I E.T. Related activities of Dr. Al Millar
subject: Films
description: Features a list of media and publicity events from September 26, 1982 to April 29, 1986.
rights: Christopher Newport University, All Rights Reserved
identifier: 4.2 I

4.2 I Points of Entry: Cross-currents in storytelling, 2004
subject: Literature
subject: Faculty
description: Vol. 2, No. 1 Contents: Essay: - The personal and reality: Essay, literary journalism and fiction: Editor's introduction - Great expectations: The Virginian-Pilot's commitment to storytelling by Maria Carrillo - The right stuff: Listen, stay out of the way and eavesdrop by Lon Wagner - Risky business: Newspaper tradition is hard to break by Diane Tennant - Straight talk: Six bitter truths about narrative writing by Earl Swift - The reward: Seeing narrative for what it is- Reporting at its best by Denise Watson Batts - Challenging Capital-J Journalism: "I can bring your paper something you've never had," she said. It sounded crazy by Bob Moser - The trickster in the newsroom by Russell Frank Literary journalism: - To build a mouse by Jon Franklin - Simple things, All-every one of them out of reach by Kimberly Lenz Personal narrative: - Personal narrative in an impersonal world by Madeline Blais - Beer, bullock, and a black orchid: How close is too close to a powerful source? by Sam Kinch, Jr. - Embeds, balance and objectivity: It's be great if somebody read this by William H. McMichael - Take a long breath: Diving deep and writing hard truths by Jules Corriere - Fail better: How I came to collect and retell community stories by RIchard Owen Geer - Mission to Rwanda by Kari J. Bodnarchuk Fiction: - The witching of young oak by Lee Francis Essays: - On "The witching of young oak" by Lee Francis Book review essay: - Caught between the rhetoric of scene and the rhetoric of Polemic: A review of random family by John C. Hartsock 2 copies
publisher: Minuteman Press
date: 2004
identifier: 4.2 I

4.2 I Points of Entry: Cross-currents in storytelling, 2003
subject: Literature
subject: Faculty
description: Vol. 1, No. 1 Contents: Essay: - Journalist, teacher and storyteller: Editor's introduction - Like any self-respecting reporter by Madeleine Blais - Impatient readers and the narrative story by Ellen Graham - Journalism, creative nonfiction and the power of academic labels by Carolyn Kraus - Telling news "naturally" by John Hartsock - The New Yorker magazine: An American journalistic tradition by Marc Strauss Fiction: - A museum with a story by Judith Beth Cohen Essay: - On writing a museum with a story by Judith Beth Cohen - The art of traditional storytelling by MariJo Moore - Finding character by Mike D'Orso Literary journalism: - Pushkin Park by John Hartsock - A kiss is more than just a kiss by Kimberly Lenz - Missing man by William H. McMichael - Inside the inner air by Mary Hanlin
publisher: Minuteman Press
date: 2003
identifier: 4.2 I

4.2 I Samples of handouts, announcements, books and materials purchased
subject: Psychology
subject: Gerontology
description: A folder of materials related to the program, "Improving the Psycho-Social Environment of the Elderly in Nursing Homes". Contents: - Schedule of sessions - A schedule of sessions with a list of speakers - Schedule of two follow-up sessions - Final report of the Title I project - Financial report for the program - Bibliography on long-term care - Addendum to the bibliography on long-term care - Proceedings of a series of six lectures
rights: Christopher Newport University, All Rights Reserved
identifier: 4.2 I

4.2 I Evaluation Report of Title I Proposal by Scotti Lequeux and Patricia Smialek (CNC)
subject: Education
description: Contents: - Follow-up evaluation - Evaluation report of Title I proposal
creator: Lequeux, Scottie Smialek, Patricia
date: 1978
rights: Christopher Newport University, All Rights Reserved
identifier: 4.2 I

4.2 I Personnel, machine, supply and building costs to evaluate the program, "Behind Chivalry: Why men treat women the way they do"
subject: Women Men Conferences
description: Features a list of costs for personnel, machines and supplies, and for the costs to use building facilities. Includes a more specific, itemized list of costs for personnel.
date: October 22, 1976
rights: Christopher Newport University, All Rights Reserved
identifier: 4.2 I