Change of Editor-in-Chief

Change of Editor-in-Chie

On the Passing of My Friend, Dick Wellman

Writing the introduction to a symposium in memory of a friend is a great honor, of course, and one that I seized immediately, for fear that the Editor in Chief might change his mind

CC Writer (04/29/1977)

Student newspaper from April 29, 1977 entitled the CC Writer of Columbia College. This issue is 4 pages and is listed as Volume 4, Number 8. Cover story: \u27WVRX needs change,\u27 says recent survey. Editor-in-Chief: Pamela Allen Schillinghttps://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cadc_chronicle/1003/thumbnail.jp

Editorial

Dear Colleagues and Friends, Recent times have brought considerable change for the Association for Coroplastic Studies. An important part of this change is the launch of Les Carnets de l’ACoSt, the new online journal of the Association, whose first issue I am pleased to introduce in my capacity as Editor-in-Chief chosen by the ACoSt Governance. The new periodical is meant both to replace and continue the Newsletter. As its predecessor, Les Carnets de l’ACoSt will be published on a biannual ba..

Looking Back to See Ourselves

Reviewed Titles: Dutch Calvinism in Modern America: A History of a Conservative Subculture, by James D. Bratt, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1984. Netherlanders in America: A Study of Emigration and Settlement in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, vols. 1 and 2, by Jacob Van Hinte, Robert P. Swierenga, General Editor, Adriaan de Wt, Chief Translator, Heritage Hall Archives, Calvin College and Seminary, Sponsor, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Baker Book House, 1985; a translation of Nederlanders in Amerika: Een Studie over Landverhuizers en Volkplanters in de 19 and 20 Eeuw in de Vereenigde Staten van America, published by P. Noordhoff, Groningen, The Netherlands, 1928. The Dutch in America: Immigration, Settlement, and Cultural Change, Robert P. Swierenga, General Editor, New Brunswick, New Jersey, Rutgers University Press, 1985

A Conversation with Brie Mathers: Learning To Value Our Bodies and Our Selves.

IJPS Editor-in-Chief Riane Eisler interviews Brie Mathers, director of the organization Love the Skin You're In, about her work to change how girls and women see themselves in the cultural transformation to a healthier, more equitable partnership society

From Cold War to Microchips: Stepping From the Past into Our Future

Malcolm Steve Forbes Jr., editor-in-chief of FORBES Magazine, looks often to history to explain the present and to predict the future. In an address to the 21st annual Governor\u27s Economic Development Conference at the University of Maine last fall, Forbes identified two important trends, one grounded in the past (the Cold War), and one symbolic of the rapid change experienced at present (the microchip), in suggesting that the economic future for Maine and the nation is only limited by our willingness to give in to our fears about what that future holds. This article is an edited version of Forbes’ remarks to the Governor\u27s Conference

A Word from the New Editor-in-Chief

After 19 years of continuing publication CIT. Journal of Computing and Information Technology has entered a new stage in its life, experiencing another change at the helm: Professor Sven Lončarić stepped down from the position of Editor-in-Chief, with me taking it. In his 12 years term, aside from improving CIT’s attractiveness among the research community, Sven also succeeded in achieving a new quality in publishing CIT by introducing its electronic edition. In relieving Sven from this duty, I am sure to express the common feeling of gratitude for his valuable contribution to CIT, both in carrying out the daily routine as well as in implementing new journal policies

From Cold War to Microchips: Stepping From the Past into Our Future

Malcolm Steve Forbes Jr., editor-in-chief of FORBES Magazine, looks often to history to explain the present and to predict the future. In an address to the 21st annual Governor\u27s Economic Development Conference at the University of Maine last fall, Forbes identified two important trends, one grounded in the past (the Cold War), and one symbolic of the rapid change experienced at present (the microchip), in suggesting that the economic future for Maine and the nation is only limited by our willingness to give in to our fears about what that future holds. This article is an edited version of Forbes’ remarks to the Governor\u27s Conference

GWU Alumni Magazine Featured in National Publication

The recent redesign of the Gardner-Webb University alumni magazine gained national attention following a front-page feature story in the March 2014 issue of the “Non-Profit Communications Report.” Titled “Redesign Efforts Help Publications Stay Fresh, Relevant,” the feature (written by Sarah Ammerman) focuses on the recent decision by the GWU Office of University Communications to change the design and format of both the print and digital magazines. Noel Manning, chief communications officer for Gardner-Webb, and Ryan Gunter, design editor for the magazine, discussed the redesign and the positive feedback they received from constituents.https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/gardner-webb-newscenter-archive/2457/thumbnail.jp