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27.752 0 TD (\(3\))Tj
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-56.252 -19.25 TD (Advertising)Tj
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138.58 0 TD -2.16 Tw (M e t h o)Tj
0 Tw 20.853 0 TD [ (d)31 (s a)31 (nd t)31 (e)31 (ch)31 (n)31 (i)31 (qu)31 (es)31 ( u)31 (sed)] TJ
-159.355 -9.5 TD [ (i)31 (n)31 ( )-31 (p)31 (r)31 (i)31 (nt)31 ( an)31 (d a)31 (ud)31 (i)31 (o/)31 (v)31 (i)31 (sua)63 (l)-31 ( m)31 (ed)31 (i)31 (a.)31 ( S)31 (t)31 (ud)31 (en)31 (ts)31 ( wi)31 (l)31 (l p)31 (r)31 (ac)31 (t)31 (i)31 (ce l)31 (ay)31 (o)31 (ut)31 ( an)31 (d)31 ( pro)] TJ
214.477 0 TD -2.16 Tw (d u c)Tj
0 Tw 11.216 0 TD (-)Tj
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140.105 0 TD 0 Tw (\(3\) )Tj
/F2 8 Tf
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0.017 -9.75 TD (event planning process, creative brainstorming, budgeting, overcoming)Tj
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/F2 8 Tf
153.785 0 TD [ (A st)31 (ud)31 (y of)31 ( )-31 (t)31 (he)31 ( tec)31 (h-)] TJ
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135.585 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
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0.015 -9.5 TD (communication process, and the interpersonal relationships of individ)Tj
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/F1 8 Tf
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103.418 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
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/F1 8 Tf
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/F1 8 Tf
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155.199 0 TD 0 Tw (\(3\) )Tj
/F2 8 Tf
13.102 0 TD (A study of the the)Tj
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/F1 8 Tf
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124.169 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
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/F1 8 Tf
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/F2 8 Tf
183.948 0 TD [ (A )-31 (s)31 (tu)31 (dy of)] TJ
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0.196 -9.75 TD -2.08 Tw (r y)Tj
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132.78 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
/F2 8 Tf
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/F1 8 Tf
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133.886 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
/F2 8 Tf
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/F1 8 Tf
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181.279 0 TD [ (E)31 (mph)-31 (as)31 (is)31 ( )-31 (on)] TJ
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/F1 8 Tf
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147.41 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
/F2 8 Tf
13.102 0 TD (Advanced topics in)Tj
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/F1 8 Tf
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147.452 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
/F2 8 Tf
13.102 0 TD (A review of the)Tj
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0.147 -9.5 TD (of ways in which communication can help to alleviate typical interper)Tj
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/F1 8 Tf
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97.904 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
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/F1 8 Tf
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141.432 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
/F2 8 Tf
13.352 0 TD (This exploration of)Tj
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0.244 -9.75 TD (communication, theorizes intercultural transactions, and provides)Tj
-0.096 -9.5 TD (insight into cultural difference. Prereq: SPCH 107, SPCH 301 or con)Tj
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/F1 8 Tf
0.058 -19 TD 0.222 Tw (SPCH 400 Independent Study in Interpersonal-Organizational)Tj
0.039 -9.75 TD 0 Tw (Communication \(1-3\) )Tj
/F2 8 Tf
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154.546 0 TD 0 Tw (\(3\) )Tj
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166.784 0 TD 0 Tw (\(3\) )Tj
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80.612 0 TD (\(3\) )Tj
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129.443 0 TD 0 Tw (\(3\) )Tj
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51.98 0 TD 0.108 Tw (; Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 1995; Assistant Professor of Social Work, 1994.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-51.993 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (M. Leann Freeland)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
68.049 0 TD 0.116 Tw (; M.S., 缅北强奸, 2000; Instructor in Physical Education, Assistant Women\325s Basketball)Tj
-67.976 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Coach, 1999.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
0.037 -10.25 TD (Michael J. Goedde)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
65.902 0 TD 0.155 Tw (; B.S., University of Evansville, 1988; Instructor in Physical Education, Varsity Baseball Coach, 1993.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-66.078 -10 TD 0 Tw (Susan H. Gooden)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
63.807 0 TD 0.138 Tw (: Ed.D., University of Kentucky, 1995; Assistant Professor of Education, 1995.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-63.69 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Janet S. Greer)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
51.503 0 TD (; M.S., Indiana State University, 1971; Instructor in Teacher Education, 1995.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-51.586 -10.25 TD (Joyce Ann Hamon)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
67.108 0 TD 0.129 Tw (; Ph.D., Indiana University, 1995; Assistant Professor of Education, 1994.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-67.032 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Rick J. Herdes)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
53.143 0 TD 0.174 Tw (; B.S., Graceland College, 1980; Instructor in Physical Education, Assistant Men\325s Basketball Coach, 1992.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
0 Tw -53.195 -10.25 TD [ (M)29 (ic)59 (ha)29 (e)29 (l R)29 (.)29 ( )-29 (H)29 (i)29 (ll)59 (ya)29 (r)29 (d)] TJ
/F2 8.5 Tf
68.351 0 TD [ (;)59 ( )-29 (B)29 (.S)29 (.)29 (, U)29 (ni)59 (ve)29 (rs)59 (ity)29 ( o)29 (f S)29 (o)29 (u)29 (th)29 (er)59 (n)-29 ( )29 (In)29 (d)29 (i)29 (an)29 (a)29 (, 1)29 (9)29 (93)29 (; )29 (In)29 (st)29 (r)29 (uc)29 (t)29 (o)29 (r i)29 (n)29 ( )-29 (P)29 (h)29 (ys)59 (ica)29 (l)29 ( Ed)29 (u)29 (ca)29 (t)29 (i)29 (on)29 (,)29 ( )-29 (H)59 (ea)29 (d)29 ( )-29 (M)29 (e)29 (n)29 (\325)59 (s C)29 (r)29 
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-68.278 -10 TD (Phyllis A. Hipps)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
60.027 0 TD 0.088 Tw (; Ph.D., Northern California Graduate University, 1995; Assistant Professor of Social Work, 1997.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-60.152 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (NiCole R. Keith)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
59.533 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; Ph.D., University of Connecticut, 1999; Assistant Professor of Physical Education, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-59.387 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Raymond W. M. Leung)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
83.833 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; Ph.D., Springfield College, 1999; Assistant Professor of Physical Education, 1999.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-83.924 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Patricia E. Loehr)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
61.419 0 TD 0.138 Tw (; M.S., University of Louisville, 1988; Instructor in Social Work, 1998.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-61.267 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Patricia L. Marcum)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
69.674 0 TD 0.138 Tw (; M.S., Eastern Kentucky University, 1982; Instructor in Physical Education, 1995.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-69.658 -10 TD 0 Tw (Gary E. May)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
46.06 0 TD (; M.S.S.W., University of Tennessee, 1974; Associate Professor of Social Work, 1992.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-46.057 -10.25 TD (Robert E. Mays)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
56.228 0 TD 0.123 Tw (; Ed.D., Indiana University, 1973; Associate Dean of the Bower-Suhrheinrich School of Education and Human)Tj
-56.47 -10.25 TD 0.213 Tw (Services, Director of Field Experiences in Education, Professor of Education, 1973.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
0.137 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Jane E. Meyer)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
51.029 0 TD 0.138 Tw (; Ed.D., Oklahoma State University, 1992; Associate Professor of Education, 1992.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-51.132 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Laura A. Miller)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
56.958 0 TD (; Ed.M., Harvard University, 1999; Instructor in Education, 1999.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-56.916 -10 TD (Jean C. Moore)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
52.452 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; M.S., 缅北强奸, 1990; Instructor in Education, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-52.368 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Karen A. Northcraft;)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
79.727 0 TD (Ed.D., West Virginia University, 1989; Assistant Professor of Social Work, 1995.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-79.821 -10.25 TD (Beth A. Otto)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
47.726 0 TD (; M.A., Truman State University, 1985; Instructor in Education, 1999.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-47.705 -10.25 TD (Bruce A. Pearl)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
53.868 0 TD 0.097 Tw (; B.S., Boston College, 1982; Instructor in Physical Education, Men\325s Varsity Basketball Coach, Development)Tj
-53.709 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Officer/Athletics, 1992.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-0.065 -10 TD (Thomas J. Philleo)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
64.748 0 TD 0.144 Tw (; Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 1997; Assistant Professor of Education, 1997.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-64.724 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Keely J. Porter)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
53.61 0 TD (; B.S., University of Evansville, 1984; Instructor in Physical Education, Women\325s Tennis Coach, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-53.759 -10.25 TD [ (Ch)29 (ar)59 (les )29 (L.)29 ( Pr)29 (ice)] TJ
/F2 8.5 Tf
56.365 0 TD [ (;)29 ( )-29 (P)29 (h.)29 (D.)29 (, Th)29 (e O)29 (hi)29 (o)29 ( )-29 (S)29 (ta)29 (te)29 ( Un)29 
(ive)29 (r)29 (si)29 (ty)88 (,)29 ( )-29 (1)29 (97)29 (8;)29 ( C)29 (ha)29 (ir of)29 ( T)118 (e)29 (ac)29 (he)29 (r E)29 (du)29 (cat)29 (i)29 (on)29 ( )-29 (D)29 (ep)29 (art)59 (men)29 (t,)29 ( Pr)29 (ofe)29 (s)29 (so)29 (r o)29 (f Sc)29 (ien)29 (ce)59 ( )-29 (E)29 (du)29 (cat)29 (i)29 (on)29 (, 1)29 (97)29 (9.)] TJ
/F1 8.5 Tf
-56.182 -10.25 TD (Martha B. Raske)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
60.956 0 TD 0.155 Tw (; Ph.D., University of Illinois at Chicago, 1995; Assistant Professor of Social Work, 1998.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-61.1 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Michael L. Slavkin)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
68.055 0 TD 0.129 Tw (; Ph.D., Indiana University, 2000; Assistant Professor of Education, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-68.032 -10 TD 0 Tw (Laura J. Specht)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
55.757 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; M.S., 缅北强奸, 1999; Instructor in Education, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-55.868 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Richard D. Stein)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
61.212 0 TD 0.088 Tw (; B.S., 缅北强奸, 1992; Women\325s Varsity Basketball Coach, Coordinator of Special Athletic)Tj
-61.107 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Projects, 1994.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
0.002 -10.25 TD (Gary M. Stiler)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
52.456 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; Ph.D., University of New Mexico, 1999; Assistant Professor of Education, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-52.391 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Pamela A. Taylor)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
62.787 0 TD 0.138 Tw (; Ph.D., Mississippi State University, 1999; Assistant Professor of Education, 1999.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-62.859 -10 TD 0 Tw (Jeff A. Thomas)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
55.757 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; Ph.D., University of Southern Mississippi, 1996; Assistant Professor of Education, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-55.711 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Ruth S. Tompkins)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
65.875 0 TD 0.157 Tw (; Ph.D., Northwestern University, 1989; Associate Professor of Education, 1989.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-65.865 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Ruth A. Waller)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
56.21 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; M.A., University of Evansville, 1978; Instructor in Physical Education, Director of Intramural and Recreational)Tj
-56.369 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Sports, 1976. )Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
0.179 -10.25 TD [ (B)29 (et)-29 (h)29 ( W)] TJ
27.133 0 TD -2.409 Tw (a t s o n)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
0 Tw 18.719 0 TD [ (; M)-29 (.S.)29 (, Southw)29 (est)29 ( )-59 (Mi)29 (ssour)29 (i State )-29 (Uni)29 (vers)29 (ity)59 (,)29 ( )-29 (19)29 (95)29 (;)-29 ( Instr)29 (uctor)29 ( )-29 (in )-29 (P)29 (hysi)29 (cal )-29 (E)29 (ducati)29 (on, H)-29 (ea)29 (d W)] TJ
317.83 0 TD -2.167 Tw (o m e n \325)Tj
0 Tw 20.853 0 TD [ (s)29 ( )-29 (Sof)29 (tbal)29 (l )-59 (C)29 (oach)29 (, )-29 (19)29 (95.)] TJ
/F1 8.5 Tf
-384.655 -10 TD (David J. Westhuis)Tj
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65.193 0 TD 0.088 Tw (; Ph.D., Florida State University, 1987; Associate Professor of Social Work, Director of Master of Social Work)Tj
-65.153 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Program, 1994.)Tj
/F1 10 Tf
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/F1 8.5 Tf
0.009 -21 TD (Philip C. Fisher)Tj
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/F1 8.5 Tf
-57.242 -20.5 TD 0 Tw (Marvin L. Albin)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
58.834 0 TD 0.144 Tw (; Ed.D., Arizona State University, 1976; Professor of Computer Information Systems, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-58.869 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Nancy F. Bizal)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
52.151 0 TD 0.159 Tw (; M.S., Indiana University, 1963; Coordinator of School of Business External Relations, Instructor in Administrative)Tj
-52.115 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Systems, 1988. )Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-0.159 -10 TD (Larry W. Bohleber)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
67.053 0 TD 0.195 Tw (; M.A., University of Wisconsin, 1974; Instructor in Management, Manager of Center for Human Resources)Tj
-66.96 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Development, 1985.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-0.117 -10.25 TD (Soku G. Byoun)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
56.265 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; Ph.D., University of South Carolina, 2000; Assistant Professor of Finance, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-56.224 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Peter S. Cashel)Tj
55.279 0 TD (-)Tj
2.831 0 TD (Cordo)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
22.213 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; Ph.D., University of Houston, 1988; Associate Professor of Economics, 1994. )Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-80.397 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Sang T. Choe)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
48.869 0 TD (; D.B.A., Mississippi State University, 1984; Professor of Marketing, 1981)Tj
253.447 0 TD (-)Tj
2.831 0 TD (84; 1985.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-305.133 -10 TD (Richard D. Cook)Tj
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61.911 0 TD 0.138 Tw (; Ph.D., Purdue University, 1974; Assistant Professor of Computer Science, 1999.)Tj
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/F2 8.5 Tf
50.57 0 TD 0.096 Tw (; M.B.A., Murray State University, 1967; Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, Registrar, Assistant Professor of)Tj
-50.381 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Accounting, Director of Veterans\325 Affairs, 1967.)Tj
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65.689 0 TD (; Ph.D., Washington State University, 2000; Assistant Professor of Economics, 2000.)Tj
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2.364 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; Ph.D., University of Mississippi, 1988; Associate Dean of the School of Business, Director of Master of Business)Tj
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78.861 0 TD 0.097 Tw (; Ph.D., Ohio University, 1991; Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, Associate Professor of)Tj
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-0.04 -10.25 TD (Robert J. Hartl)Tj
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-54.787 -10 TD 0 Tw (Ramadan S. Hemaida)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
77.014 0 TD 0.15 Tw (; Ph.D., St. Louis University, 1990; Associate Professor of Decision Sciences, 1988. )Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
0 Tw -77.163 -10.25 TD (W)Tj
8.258 0 TD (illiam C. Henderson)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
72.776 0 TD 0.163 Tw (; M.S., Indiana University, 1983; Assistant Dean of the School of Business, Assistant Professor of Computer)Tj
-80.896 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Information Systems, 1979)Tj
92.796 0 TD (-)Tj
2.581 0 TD (1982; 1983. )Tj
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64.256 0 TD 0.157 Tw (; M.S., Utah State University, 1998; Instructor in Economics, 2000.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-64.158 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Ewa K. Jermakowicz)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
73.932 0 TD (; Ph.D., Warsaw Technical University, 1982; Associate Professor of Accounting, 1987. )Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-73.896 -10 TD (Jane A. Johansen)Tj
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62.135 0 TD 0.19 Tw (; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 1982; Associate Professor of Business Education, 1997.)Tj
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-62.081 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Mohammed F. Khayum)Tj
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62.378 0 TD 0.15 Tw (; Ph.D., University of Oklahoma, 1978; CPA, 1982; Associate Professor of Accounting, 1979.)Tj
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47.251 0 TD (; L.L.M., University of Missouri)Tj
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/F1 8.5 Tf
-159.347 -10.25 TD (T)Tj
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/F2 8.5 Tf
71.37 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; M.S., University of Illinois, 1965; Instructor in Economics, 1987.)Tj
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84.027 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; M.B.A., 缅北强奸, 1995; Instructor in Accounting, 1997.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-84.016 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Brian L. McGuire)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
64.748 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; Ph.D., University of Central Florida, 1996; Assistant Professor of Accounting, 1995.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-64.76 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Ernest E. Nolan)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
58.12 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; M.B.A., University of Evansville, 1977; Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems, 1983.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-58.046 -10 TD 0 Tw (Leslie E. Nunn)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
54.82 0 TD (; J.D., University of Denver, 1967; Assistant Professor of Business Law, 1998.)Tj
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/F1 8.5 Tf
-66.414 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Joy V. Peluchette)Tj
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62.785 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; D.B.A., Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, 1991; Chair of Management and Marketing Department,)Tj
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47.488 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; M.A., University of Iowa, 1986; Instructor in Marketing, 2000.)Tj
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53.188 0 TD 0.105 Tw (; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, 1985; Chair of Economics and Finance Department, Professor of Economics, 1984.)Tj
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/F1 8.5 Tf
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/F2 8.5 Tf
49.377 0 TD (; Ph.D., University of Missouri)Tj
105.75 0 TD (-)Tj
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-158.014 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Carl L. Saxby)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
49.619 0 TD 0.213 Tw (; Ph.D., University of Memphis, 1997; Assistant Professor of Marketing, 1997.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
0 Tw -49.468 -10.25 TD (T)Tj
5.392 0 TD (imothy J. Schibik)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
62.869 0 TD (; Ph.D., West Virginia University, 1989; Associate Professor of Economics, Director of the Center for Teaching)Tj
-68.381 -10 TD 0.213 Tw (and Learning, and Coordinator of the Lilly Retention Grant, 1988.)Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
0.006 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Peggy O. Shields)Tj
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60.486 0 TD (; Ph.D., North Texas State University, 1986; Associate Professor of Marketing, 1987. )Tj
/F1 8.5 Tf
-60.358 -10.25 TD -0.764 Tw (Gregory P. Valentine)Tj
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0.125 -10.25 TD 0 Tw (Daniel E. Wade)Tj
/F2 8.5 Tf
56.202 0 TD 0.159 Tw (; D.B.A., University of Kentucky, 1981; Director of Accounting Programs, Professor of Accounting, 1986. )Tj
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-56.322 -10 TD 0 Tw (Jennifer J. Williams)Tj
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/F1 8.5 Tf
0.098 -21 TD (Rex D. Stith)Tj
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59.295 0 TD (; Ph.D., University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, 1983; Associate Professor of Anatomy, 1987.)Tj
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