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MEDIA RESOURCE GUIDE

UIS campus e-mail addresses take two general formats: first initial, followed by first four letters of the last name, the numeral 1, then @uis.edu OR last name.first name @uis.edu

(Mary Richards, for example, would get e-mails addressed to mrich1@uis.edu or to richards.mary@uis.edu.)

For more information about resources available at the University of Illinois at Springfield, visit the campus home page at www.uis.edu.

A:
Addiction
Affirmative Action
Astronomy

B:
Business

C:
Chemistry
Children's Issues
China
Civil Liberties/Civil Rights
Communication
Computers
Criminal Justice
Culture

D:
Discrimination
Diversity
Drugs

E:
Economics
Education
Elections
Environment
Ethics

F:
Family Issues
Film/Movies

G:
Gay/Lesbian Issues
Gender Issues
Global Perspectives
Government/Politics

H:
Health/Health Care
History
Human Resource Management

I:
Illinois
International Affairs/U.S. Foreign Policy

J:
Journalism

L:
Labor Relations
Legal Issues
Legislative Issues

M:
Management/Administration
Media/Public Relations
Medicine
The Middle East

P:
Philosophy
Poland
Psychology

R:
Religion
Rhetoric
Risk Assessment
Russia

S:
Science

T:
Teaching
Technology

U:
The United Nations

W:
Women's Issues
Writing

Media Resources

Addiction
Carol Rankin, associate professor, human services; 206-7573; crank1@uis.edu
Addiction: Alcohol, Drugs

Affirmative Action (see also Discrimination)
Allan Cook, associate professor, teacher education; 206-7007; acook1@uis.edu
Gender Bias in Education

Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
     Affirmative Action
     Civil Liberties
     Discrimination
     Employment Discrimination

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
     History of the Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Movement
     Sexual Harassment
     Women's Rights

Astronomy Charles Schweighauser, professor emeritus, astronomy, physics, English, and
environmental studies;206-6721; cschw1@uis.edu
Astronomy

Business (see also Management)
Peter Boltuc, associate professor, philosophy; 206-7422; pbolt1@uis.edu
Business Ethics

Chemistry
Keenan Dungey, associate professor, chemistry; 206-7345; kdung1@uis.edu
     Advances in Catalysis
     Advances in Materials
     Environmental Chemistry

Children's Issues
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
Adolescents and the Media

Allan Cook, associate professor, teacher education; 206-7007; acook1@uis.edu
     Bullying
     Gay/Lesbian Students and Teachers
     Gender Bias in Education

Barbara Hayler, professor, criminal justice; 206-7586; hayler@uis.edu
Sexual Assault or Abuse of Children

China
Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
Chinese Law

Civil Liberties/Civil Rights (see also Affirmative Action/Discrimination/Women's Issues)
Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
Civil Liberties
First Amendment (freedom of press, religion, speech)

Barbara Hayler, professor, criminal justice; 206-7586; bhayl1@uis.edu
     Due Process and Fair Trial Issues
     Wrongful Convictions in the Legal System

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
     The Gay and Lesbian Marriage Debate
     History of the Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Movement
     Sexual Harassment
     Women's Rights

Christopher Mooney, professor, political studies; 206-6573; cmoon1@uis.edu
Abortion Policies in the U.S.

Communication (see also Journalism/Writing)
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
     Adolescents and the Media
     History of the Media
     Improving Your Writing
     The Need for Better Writing
     Women and the Media
     Women and Advertising

Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
First Amendment (freedom of press, speech)

Computers
Keith Miller, professor, computer science; 206-7327; kmill1@uis.edu
     Computer Ethics in Online Learning
     Corporate Goals, the Public Good, and Engineering Conflicts of Interest for Computing Professionals
     Is Diversity in Computing a Moral Matter?
     Online Computer Science Teaching
     Science, Computer Science, and Ethics: Searching for the Truth in a Make Believe World
     Software Engineering
     Software Testing
     Teaching Computer Ethics: The DOLCE Approach
     Teaching Computer Ethics with Workshops and the Web

Criminal Justice
Barbara Hayler, professor, criminal justice; 206-7586; bhayl1@uis.edu
     The Courts (state, federal, U.S. Supreme Court): How They Operate, What They Do
     Death Penalty
     Due Process and Fair Trial Issues
     Registration and Treatment of Sex Offenders
     Sexual Assault or Abuse: Adults/Children
     State and Federal Court Decisions Related to Criminal Justice Issues
     Wrongful Convictions in the Legal System

Christopher Mooney, professor, political studies; 206-6573; cmoon1@uis.edu
Death Penalty in the U.S.

Culture
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
     Adolescents and the Media
     Women and the Media
     Women and Advertising

Peter Boltuc, associate professor, philosophy; 206-7422; pbolt1@uis.edu
Social Ethics

Rosina Neginsky, associate professor, liberal studies and individual option; 206-7431; rnegi1@uis.edu
European Films

Steve Schwark, professor, political studies; 206-6650; sschw1@uis.edu
The Middle East

Baker Siddiquee, associate professor, economics; 206-7912; bsidd1@uis.edu
The Indian Subcontinent
Islam and the West

Back to Top

Discrimination (see also Affirmative Action/Civil Liberties)
Allan Cook, associate professor, teacher education; 206-7007; acook1@uis.edu
Gender Bias in Education

Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
     Discrimination
     Employment Discrimination
     First Amendment (freedom of press, religion, speech)

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
     The Gay and Lesbian Marriage Debate
     History of the Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Movement
     Sexual Harassment
     Women's Rights

Diversity
Allan Cook, associate professor, teacher education; 206-7007; acook1@uis.edu
Gay/Lesbian Students and Teachers
Gender Bias in Education

Keith Miller, professor, computer science; 206-7327; kmill1@uis.edu
Is Diversity in Computing a Moral Matter?

Drugs
Carol Rankin, associate professor, human services; 206-7573; crank1@uis.edu
Addiction: Alcohol, Drugs

Economics
Baker Siddiquee, associate professor, economics; 206-7912; bsidd1@uis.edu
     Asian Economies
     Globalization
     International Trade

Charles Wheeler, professor, public affairs reporting; 206-7494; cwhee1@uis.edu
Illinois Budget

Education (see also Teaching)
Allan Cook, associate professor, teacher education; 206-7007; acook1@uis.edu
     Gay/Lesbian Students and Teachers
     Gender Bias in Education
     Teacher Education

Marya Leatherwood, associate vice chancellor and director of enrollment management/associate professor, management; 206-7405; mleat1@uis.edu
     Commencement Ceremonies
     Enrollment Issues - Admissions, Registration

Charles Wheeler, professor, public affairs reporting; 206-7494; cwhee1@uis.edu
     School Funding

Elections (see also Government/Politics)
Christopher Mooney, professor, political studies; 206-6573; cmoon1@uis.edu
     Illinois Politics, Government, and Elections
     U.S. Politics, Government, and Elections

Charles Wheeler, professor, public affairs reporting; 206-7494; cwhee1@uis.edu
     State Political Campaigns

Environment
Keenan Dungey, associate professor, chemistry; 206-7345; kdung1@uis.edu
     Environmental Chemistry

Sharron LaFollette, associate professor, public health; 206-7894; slafo1@uis.edu
     Environmental Health: Awareness and Workforce Development
     Indoor Air Quality: Health Implication and Remediation
     Radon Measurements and Mitigation Strategies
     Risk Assessment and Risk Communication

Charles Schweighauser, professor emeritus, astronomy, physics, English, and environmental studies; 206-6721; cschw1@uis.edu
Environmental Issues

Ethics
Peter Boltuc, associate professor, philosophy; 206-7422; pbolt1@uis.edu
     Business Ethics
     Medical Ethics
     Social Ethics

Keith Miller, professor, computer science; 206-7327; kmill1@uis.edu
     Computer Ethics in Online Learning
     Corporate Goals, the Public Good, and Engineering Conflicts of Interest for Computing Professionals
     Internet Ethics
     Is Diversity in Computing a Moral Matter?
     Science, Computer Science, and Ethics: Searching for the Truth in a Make Believe World
     Teaching Computer Ethics: The DOLCE Approach
     Teaching Computer Ethics with Workshops and the Web
     Technical Decisions and Human Values Intertwine
     Virtual Violations and Real Harm

Family Issues
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
Adolescents and the Media

Barbara Hayler, professor, criminal justice; 206-7586; hayler@uis.edu
Sexual Assault and Abuse of Children

Film/Movies
Rosina Neginsky, associate professor, liberal studies and individual option; 206-7431; rnegi1@uis.edu
European Films

Gay/Lesbian Issues
Allan Cook, associate professor, teacher education; 206-7007; acook1@uis.edu
Gay/Lesbian Students and Teachers

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
The Gay and Lesbian Marriage Debate
History of the Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Movement

Gender Issues (see also Women's Issues)
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
Women and the Media
Women and Advertising

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
     History of the Gay & Lesbian Civil Rights Movement
     Sexual Harassment
     The Women's Movement/Women's Rights

Global Perspectives (see also International Affairs)
Peter Boltuc, associate professor, philosophy; 206-7422; pbolt1@uis.edu
East European Politics

Cecilia Stiles Cornell, associate professor, history; 206-7430; ccorn1@uis.edu
History of U.S. Foreign Relations
20th Century U.S. History

Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
Chinese Law

Rosina Neginsky, associate professor, liberal studies and individual option; 206-7431; rnegi1@uis.edu
European Films

Steve Schwark, professor, political studies; 206-6650; sschw1@uis.edu
     American Foreign Policy
     The Middle East
     Russian Politics
     The U.S. and the U.N.

Baker Siddiquee, associate professor, economics; 206-7912; bsidd1@uis.edu
     Globalization
     The Indian Subcontinent
     Islam and the West

Government/Politics (see also Illinois/Legislative Issues)
Peter Boltuc, associate professor, philosophy; 206-7422; pbolt1@uis.edu
Political Philosophy

Cecilia Stiles Cornell, associate professor, history; 206-7430; ccorn1@uis.edu
History of U.S. Foreign Relations
20th Century U.S. History

Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
First Amendment
Patronage

Christopher Mooney, professor, political studies; 206-6573; cmoon1@uis.edu
     Abortion/Death Penalty/Gambling Policies
     Illinois Politics, Government, and Elections
     U.S. Politics, Government, and Elections

Steve Schwark, professor, political studies; 206-6650; sschw1@uis.edu
American Foreign Policy
The U.S. and the U.N.

Charles Wheeler, professor, public affairs reporting; 206-7494; cwhee1@uis.edu
     Illinois Budget
     Illinois General Assembly and Current Issues
     Legislative Redistricting
     State Political Campaigns
     Statehouse Media Coverage

Health/Health Care (see also Medicine)
Sharron LaFollette, associate professor, public health; 206-7894; slafo1@uis.edu
Environmental Health: Awareness and Workforce Development
Indoor Air Quality: Health Implication and Remediation

Carol Rankin, associate professor, human services; 206-7573; crank1@uis.edu
Addiction: Alcohol, Drugs

History
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
History of the Media

Cecilia Stiles Cornell, associate professor, history; 206-7430; ccorn1@uis.edu
History of U.S. Foreign Relations
20th Century U.S. History

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
History of the Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Movement
The Women's Movement

Human Resource Management
Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
     Affirmative Action
     Discrimination
     Employment Discrimination

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
     Sexual Harassment

Illinois
Christopher Mooney, professor, political studies; 206-6573; cmoon1@uis.edu
Illinois Politics, Government, and Elections

Charles Wheeler, professor, public affairs reporting; 206-7494; cwhee1@uis.edu
     Illinois Budget
     Illinois General Assembly and Current Issues

International Affairs/U.S. Foreign Policy (see also Global Perspectives)
Peter Boltuc, associate professor, philosophy; 206-7422; pbolt1@uis.edu
     East European Politics

Cecilia Cornell, associate professor, history; 206-7430; ccorn1@uis.edu
20th Century American History

Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
Chinese Law

Steve Schwark, professor, political studies; 206-6650; sschw1@uis.edu
     American Foreign Policy
     The Middle East
     Russian Politics
     The U.S. and the U.N.

Baker Siddiquee, associate professor, economics; 206-7912; bsidd1@uis.edu
     Asian Economies
     Globalization
     International Trade Issues
     Islam and the West

Back to Top

Journalism (see also Communication)
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
     Adolescents and the Media
     History of the Media
     Women and the Media
     Women and Advertising

Charles Wheeler, professor, public affairs reporting; 206-7494;cwhee1@uis.edu
Statehouse Media Coverage

Labor Relations (see also Human Resource Management)
Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
Affirmative Action
Employment Discrimination

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
Sexual Harassment

Legal Issues
Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
     Affirmative Action
     Discrimination
     Civil Liberties
     First Amendment

Barbara Hayler, professor, criminal justice; 206-7586; hayler@uis.edu
     The Courts (state, federal, U.S. Supreme Court): How They Operate, What They Do
     Death Penalty
     Due Process and Fair Trial Issues
     Registration and Treatment of Sex Offenders
     State and Federal Court Decisions Related to Criminal Justice Issues
     Wrongful Convictions in the Legal System

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
     Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights
     Sexual Harassment
     Women in American Law
     Women's Rights

Christopher Mooney, professor, political studies; 206-6573; cmoon1@uis.edu
Abortion/Death Penalty Issues

Legislative Issues (see also Government)
Christopher Mooney, professor, political studies; 206-6573; cmoon1@uis.edu
Abortion/Death Penalty/Gambling Policies
Illinois and U.S. Politics, Government, and Elections

Management/Administration (see also Business/Human Resource Management)
Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
Affirmative Action
Employment Discrimination

Sharron LaFollette, associate professor, public health; 206-7894; slafol1@uis.edu
Environmental Health: Awareness and Workforce Development

Media/Public Relations (see also Communications)
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
     Adolescents and the Media
     History of the Media
     Women and the Media
     Women and Advertising

Medicine (see also Health/Healthcare)
Peter Boltuc, associate professor, philosophy; 206-7422; pbolt1@uis.edu
Medical Ethics

The Middle East
Steve Schwark, professor, political studies; 206-6650; sschw1@uis.edu
The Middle East

Baker Siddiquee, associate professor, economics; 206-7912; bsidd1@uis.edu
Islam and the West

Philosophy
Peter Boltuc, associate professor, philosophy; 206-7422; pbolt1@uis.edu
Political Philosophy

Poland
Peter Boltuc, associate professor, philosophy; 206-7422; pbolt1@uis.edu
East European Politics
Polish Studies

Psychology
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
     Adolescents and the Media
     Women and the Media
     Women and Advertising

Allan Cook, associate professor, teacher education; 206-7007; acook1@uis.edu
Bullying

Barbara Hayler, professor, criminal justice; 206-7586; hayler@uis.edu
Treatment of Sex Offenders

Carol Rankin, associate professor, human services; 206-7573; crank1@uis.edu
Addiction: Alcohol, Drugs

Religion
Kathryn Eisenhart, associate professor, legal studies; 206-7882; keise1@uis.edu
Freedom of Religion

Baker Siddiquee, associate professor, economics; 206-7912; bsidd1@uis.edu
Islam and the West

Rhetoric
Charles Wheeler, professor, public affairs reporting; 206-7494; cwhee1@uis.edu
State Political Campaigns

Risk Assessment
Sharron LaFollette, associate professor, public health; 206-7894; slafo1@uis.edu
Risk Assessment and Risk Communication

Russia
Steve Schwark, professor, political studies; 206-6650; sschw1@uis.edu
Russian Politics

Science
Keenan Dungey, associate professor, chemistry; 206-7345; kdung1@uis.edu
     Advances in Catalysis
     Advances in Materials
     Environmental Chemistry

Keith Miller, professor, computer science; 206-7327; kmill1@uis.edu
Online Computer Science Teaching
Science, Computer Science, and Ethics: Searching for the Truth in a Make Believe World

Teaching
Allan Cook, associate professor, teacher education; 206-7007; acook1@uis.edu
     Gay/Lesbian Students and Teachers
     Gender Bias in Education
     Teacher Education

Keith Miller, professor, computer science; 206-7327; kmill1@uis.edu
     Online Computer Science Teaching
     Teaching Computer Ethics: The DOLCE Approach
     Teaching Computer Ethics with Workshops and the Web

Technology
Keith Miller, professor, computer science; 206-7327; kmill1@uis.edu
     Software Engineering
     Software Testing
     Technical Decisions and Human Values Intertwine

The United Nations
Steve Schwark, professor, political studies; 206-6650; sschw1@uis.edu
The U.S. and the U.N.

Women's Issues
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
Women and the Media
Women and Advertising

Barbara Hayler, professor, criminal justice; 206-7586; hayler@uis.edu
Sexual Assault and Abuse of Adults/Children

Pat Langley, professor, women's studies and legal studies; 206-7423; plang1@uis.edu
     Sexual Harassment
     Women in American Law
     The Women's Movement/Women's Rights

Christopher Mooney, professor, political studies; 206-6573; cmoon1@uis.edu
Abortion Policies in the U.S.

Writing (see also Authors/Journalism/Literature)
Mary Bohlen, associate professor, communication; 206-7362; mbohl1@uis.edu
Improving Your Writing: Grammar Tips, Editing
The Need for Better Writing

Charles Wheeler, professor, public affairs reporting; 206-7494; cwhee1@uis.edu
Statehouse Media Coverage

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