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File consists of the following publications:

Eve G. Stringham. “Live Cell Imagining of the Cytoskeleton.” 2012. [book chapter]
Eve G. Stringham. “Distinct Cell Guidance Pathways Controlled by the Rac and Rho GEF Domains of UNC-73/TRIO in Caenorhabditis elegans,” Genetics. January 2012. [article]
Bill Strom. “Contractualism, Commitalism, and Covenantalism: Worldviews of Human Relating,” Communication Studies. 2011. [article]
Rick Sutcliffe. “Technology News and Views Since 1983 (12 articles),” TheNorthernSpy.com. (2011). [articles]
Harro Van Brummelen. “‘Have They Learned to Swim Around in the Big Puddle?’: Cultural Awareness and Engagement of Christian High School Students,” Journal of School Choice. 2012. [article]
Harro Van Brummelen. “What John Calvin and Osama Bin Laden Had in Common,” The Banner. September 2011. [article]
Harro Van Brummelen. “Do Christian Schools Make a Difference?” Christian Courier. ca. 2011. [article]
Lachlan Whatley. “What is the Role of Perceived Leadership Capacity in Presidential Politics?” Journal of Leadership Studies. 2011. [article]
Lachlan Whatley. “A New Model for Family Owned Business Succession,” Organization Development Journal. 2011. [article]
Phillip H. Wiebe. “Deliverance and Exorcism in Philosophical Perspective.” 2011. [book chapter]

File consists of the following publications:

Paul D. Brown. “Inhibitory Effect of Tall Hedge Mustard (Sisymbrium loeselii) Allelochemicals on Rangeland Plants and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi,” Weed Science. 2009. [article]
Paul D. Brown. “Intelligent Design.” 2009. [book chapter]
Dirk Buchner. “The Thysia Soteriou of the Septuagint and the Greek Cult: Representation and Accommodation.” 2008. [pamphlet]
David R. Clements. “The biology of Canadian weeds. 139. Rhamnus cathartica L.,” Canadian Journal of Plant Science. 2009. [article]
David R. Clements. “Invasive species issues in Canada – How can ecology help?” Canadian Journal of Plant Science. 2007. [article]
Melinda Dewsbury. “EAP Writing: Medusa or Siren? Meeting the Whole Person Through Sustained Content.” 2008. [conference paper]
Jeff R. Warren. “Bog: Transformation and Memory.” ca. [art installation]
Robert P. Doede. “Polanyi in the Face of Transhumanism,” Tradition and Discovery: The Polanyi Society Periodical. January 2008. [article]
Stephen Dunning. “What Would Sam Walters Do?” Canadian Literature. 2008. [article]
Michael W. Goheen. “Chosen by God for the Sake of the World: The Missional Church in the Biblical Story,” Reformed Theology. October 2008. [article]
Erica Grimm-Vance. “Reflections from an “Ocean Dweller”: Art as Mimesis, Form, Sign, and Philosophical Inquiry.” 2009. [book chapter]
Grant Havers. “The Politics of Religious Experience.” June 2008. [conference paper]
Allyson Jule. “A Case Study of Mrs. Smith’s Words and Her Quiet Girls.” ca. 2009. [book chapter]

File consists of the following publications:

Sonya Grypma. “Spritual Health.” 2010. [book chapter – adaptation]
Sonya Grypma. “Critical Issues in the Use of Biographic Methods in Nursing History.” ca. 2010. [book chapter]
Sonya Grypma. “Using Alternative Media to Disseminate Historical Research: A Two-Part Documentary Case Study.” May 2008. [conference paper]
Sonya Grypma. “Behind the Scenes in China: Using film to disseminate historical research.” ca. 2008. [PowerPoint presentation]
Angela Konrad. “My Philosophy of Teaching (The Transformational Power of Theatre).” ca. 2009. [article]
Carolyn Kristjánsson. “Afterword: The Dilemma.” 2009. [book chapter]
Joel N. Lohr. “Righteous Abel, Wicked Cain: Genesis 4:1-16 in the Masoretic Text, the Septuagint, and the New Testament,” Catholic Biblical Quarterly. July 2009. [article]
Joel N. Lohr. “So YHWH established a sign for Cain: Rethinking Genesis 4, 15,” Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft. March 2009. [article]
Sara Pearson. “Religion, Gender and Authority in Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre.” February 2009. [presentation]
Sara Pearson. “Religion, Gender, and Authority in Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre, Or, Why Women are Mad about Rochester.” ca. 2009. [PowerPoint presentation]
Dorothy M. Peters. “‘Once Again You Shall See with Difference Between the Righteous and the Wicked’: A Proposed Reunification of 4QCommentary on Malachi and 4QCommentary on Genesis B.” November 2008. [conference paper]
Sheryl Reimer Kirkham. “Keeping the Vision: Sustaining Social Consciousness with Nursing Students following International Learning Experiences,” International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship. 2008. [article]
Sheryl Reimer-Kirkham. “Conceptualizing spirituality and religion for healthcare,” Journal of Clinical Nursing. 2008. [article]
Sheryl Reimer Kirkham. “Pursing Common Agendas: A Collaborative Model for Knowledge Translation between Research and Practice in Clinical Settings,” Research in Nursing and Health. 2008. [article]
Sheryl Reimer-Kirkham. “Sikhism as Lived Religion: Implications for Nursing Ethics,” Nursing Ethics. July 2009. [article]

File consists of the following publications:

Sung-Min Yoo. A Study on Law and Economics Methodologies in Canadian Regulatory Impact Analysis (Korean). 2012. [book]
Allyson Jule. “Princesses and Superheroes: Metaphors that Work Against Wholeness,” in Metaphors We Teach By. 2012. [book chapter]

File consists of the following publications:

Allyson Jule. “Is This the New Girl Order?: Representations of Post-Feminist Identities in Sex and the City,” in Sex, Gender, and Christianity. 2012. [book chapter]
Allyson Jule. “Masculinity as Public Performance: Gendered Language Patterns and Religious Identity in a College Classroom,” in Gender and Sexual Identities in Transition: International Perspectives. 2008. [book chapter]

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Sonya Grypma. China Interrupted: Japanese Internment and the Reshaping of a Canadian Missionary Community. 2012. [book]

File consists of the following publications:

Grant Havers. “Kierkegaard, Adorno, and the Socratic Individual,” The European Legacy. 2013. [article]
Allyson Jule. “Sailing On: A Mid-Life Look at a Medical Marriage,” Results May Vary. 2013. [book chapter]
Allyson Jule. Gender Theory. ca. 2013. [encyclopedia entry]

File consists of the following publications:

-Barbara Astle. "Interprofessional host perspectives on global health competencies” (Abstract). Annuals of Global Health. 2015. [article]
-Barbara Astle. “Building and sustaining a global educational partnership in nursing: Setting up for ‘Success’” (Abstract). Annuals of Global Health. 2014. [article]
-Barbara Astle, Sheryl Reimer-Kirkham and Caroline A. Burgess. “Motivation and international clinical placements: Shifting nursing students to a global citizenship perspective,” International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship. 2014. [article]
-William Badke. "When Everything is Down," Online Searcher. March-April 2014. [magazine column]
-William Badke. "Those Baffling Assignments," Online Searcher. May-June 2014. [magazine column]
-William Badke. "Who Owns Information Literacy?" Online Searcher. July-August, 2014. [magazine column]
-William Badke. "Knowledge is a River," Online Searcher. September-October 2014. [magazine column]
-William Badke. "The Convenience Factor in Information Seeking," Online Searcher. November-December. [magazine column]
-William Badke. "Research is a Narrative," Online Searcher. January-February 2015. [magazine column]
-William Badke. "Mythbusting: Seven Google Myths that Complicate Our Lives," Online Searcher. May-June 2014. [magazine article]
-Michael E. Bodner. “The effect of parental presence on weight-related discussions between physicians and their overweight adolescent patients,” Clinical Pediatrics. January 2015. [article]
-Michael E. Bodner. “Weight-related SMS texts promoting appropriate pregnancy weight gain: A pilot study,” Patient Education and Counselling. 2014. [article]
-Michael E. Bodner. “Weight's up? Predictors of weight-related communication during primary care visits with overweight adolescents,” Patient Education and Counselling. 2014. [article]
-Janet Epp Buckingham. “TWU has followed the rules, now so should the bar,” JUST Magazine. 2014 [magazine article]
-Matthew Etherington. “Aboriginal Perspectives and Issues in Teacher Education,” Journal of American Indian Education. 2015. [article]
-Matthew Etherington. “Introduction,” Foundations of Education: A Christian Vision. 2015. [book chapter]
-Matthew Etherington. “Christianity and special education: The concern for the blind and the deaf,” Foundations of Education: A Christian Vision. 2015. [book chapter]
-Amanda Flint. “Relation of Firm’s IOS with Future Profitability and Earnings Persistance,” Accounting Information Review. June 2014 [article]
-Kimberly Franklin. “Reflections on change leadership in a faith based teacher education program,” Leadership for change in teacher education: Voices of Canadian Deans of Education. 2015. [book chapter]
-Sonya Grypma. “Baccalaureate nursing education: has it delivered? A retrospective critique and a call to action,” Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership. 2014. [article]
-Geraldine J. Jordan. “Elimination communication as colic therapy,” Medical Hypotheses. 2014. [article]
-Janelle L. Kwee. “Removing Barriers to Athlete Performance Enhancement: A Hermeneutic Case Study of OEI,” The Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology. 2014. [article]

Audio 173a consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Craig Broyles – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Psalm 72”
Peter Flint discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls briefly. He then introduces Dr. Craig Broyles. Dr. Broyles discusses the contribution of Psalm 72 to the "Messianic Ideal," focusing on eight primary points. He uses other psalms to emphasize his points. He is cut off in the middle of a sentence.
Audio 173b consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Peter Flint – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Daniel at Qumran”
This is a continuation of Aud. 173a. Dr. Broyles continues to examine Psalm 72 for the traits of the Messiah. He concludes at [9:17]. Peter Flint discusses the Daniel tradition at Qumran at length. He takes two questions from the audience. He concludes at [35:30]. An unidentified speaker advertises the MA in Biblical Studies program and an upcoming Dead Sea Scrolls lecture. The group is dismissed for lunch.
Audio 173c consists of the following recording:
Title: Unidentified Speaker – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – 2 Corinthians 2:14” / Dietmar Neufeld – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Johannine Messianism”
This is a continuation of the lecture on Aud. 173b. An unidentified speaker discusses the meaning of the Greek for “lead in triumphal procession” which appears in 2 Corinthians 2:14. He then explores the imagery and impact of this verse at length. He concludes at [13:21]. Professor Dietmar Neufeld discusses his paper ‘And When that One Comes: Aspects of Johannine Messianism’, in P. Flint and M. Abegg [C. Evans?] (eds), Eschatology, Messianism and the Dead Sea Scrolls, Grand Rapids, Michigan: Eerdmans, 120–40. He concludes at [42:20]. The panel then proceeds to take questions from the audience until the end of the recording.
Audio 173d consists of the following recording:
Title: Many Speakers – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Apocalyptic Literature / Paul & Qumran”
An unidentified speaker presents a paper on apocalyptic literature in the Dead Sea Scrolls. At [29:54] he concludes. Another unidentified speaker presents his paper on Paul and Qumran. He examines 2 Corinthians at length. He focuses on Throne / Chariot Mysticism in Qumran and Paul. He is cut off in the middle of a sentence. This lecture continues on Aud. 173c.
Audio 173e consists of the following recording:
Title: Many Speakers – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Question period”
This is a continuation of Aud. 173c. The panel of Dead Sea Scroll experts responds to a variety of questions from the audience.
Notes provided by BF, student assistant, 2010/2011