Dianne L. Sykes Department of Social Sciences Gardner-Webb University College Box 7223 (704)

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1 Dianne L. Sykes Department of Social Sciences Gardner-Webb University College Box 7223 (704) Education George Fox College, (summa cum laude) Newberg, Oregon, B.A., 1989 Pacific University, Forest Grove, Oregon, M.A.T., 1990 (Social Studies and English) Master s Thesis: Multicultural Education: A Curriculum Analysis (accepted with Distinction) Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, Ph.D., 1999 (Sociology) Dissertation: Taking the Child out of the hood: Packaging Childhood in an Other- Directed Society. Publications Sykes, Dianne "Multicultural Education and Mexican Americans: A curriculum Analysis. Latino Studies Journal, (7) 1: Sykes, Dianne "Finding Ourselves in Each Other: Barney and the Other-Directed Child. Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology. (23) 3: Sykes, Dianne and Wm. Alex McIntosh Telemedicine, Hospital Viability and Community Embeddedness: A Case Study. Journal of Healthcare Management. (44) 1: McIntosh, Wm. Alex, Dianne Sykes, Clasina Segura and Letitia Alston "Rural Hospital Survival: A Case Study of the Shaping and Effect of Community Perceptions." in Kronenfeld, Jennie, editor, Research in the Sociology of Health Care. (16) McIntosh, Wm. Alex, Letitia Alston, John R. Booher, Dianne Sykes and Clasina B. Segura Predictors of Use of Telemedicine for Differing Medical Conditions. Research in the Sociology of Health Care, (17) McIntosh, Wm. Alex, John R. Booher, Letitia T. Alston, Dianne Sykes, Clasina B. Segura, E. Jay Wheeler, Ted Hartman and William McCaughan Predictors of Continued use of Telemedicine by Primary Care Professionals, Medical Specialists and Patients, in Kronenfeld, Jennie, editor, Changing Consumers and Changing Technology in Health Care and Health Care Delivery. (19)

2 McIntosh, Wm. Alex, Dianne Sykes and Karen S. Kubena Religion and Community Among the Elderly. Review of Religious Research. (44) Sykes, Dianne Food as Pleasure: Other Directedness in Food Ads. Food and Society. (6:2) McIntosh, Wm. Alex; Letitia Alston; John Booher; Willam McCaughan; Dianne Sykes; E. Jay Wheeler Time Spent with Patients and Charges to Patients for Specialty Consultations using Telemedicine. Telemedicine Journal and e-health. Vol. 9 (4) Book/Journal Reviews David Galernter, 1939, The Lost World of the Fair and Leslie Prosterman, Ordinary Life, Festival Days: Aesthetics in the Midwestern County Fair, in Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews, 25:4 (July, 1996) Reviewer: Sociological Focus, 2007 Paper Presentations at Professional Meetings "Multicultural Education: An Analysis of Three High School Curricula." Presented at Southwestern Social Science Assoc. Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, Spring, 1994 "Multicultural Education and Mexican Americans." Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, summer, 1994 "From Ferris Wheels to Sky Wheels: Social Change and the American Carnival: A Historical Analysis." Paper accepted at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California, summer, 1994 "Interactions on the Midway: An Organizational Analysis." Presented at the Southwestern Social Sciences Association Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas, spring, 1995 "Finding Ourselves in Each Other: Barney and the Other-Directed Child." Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., summer, 1995 "Pareto's Theory of Social Change: A Theory Sketch." Presented at the Southwestern Social Science Association Annual Meetings, spring, 1996 "Food as Pleasure: Other-Directedness in Food Ads." Presented at the Annual Meeting of Food and Society, St. Louis, Missouri, summer, 1996 "Individualism, Interactions and Control: Exploring Group Home Living at a Private Residential Group Home for Mentally Handicapped Adults." Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, New York, NY, summer,

3 "Rural Hospital Survival: A Case Study of the Effects of the Institutional Environment."(Wm. Alex McIntosh, Dianne Sykes, Clasina Segura). Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, summer, 1997 Alone with Each Other: The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and the Other-Directed Child, Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meetings, Toronto, Canada, Summer, 1997 "Adoption of Telemedicine by Doctors in a Rural Hospital: A Case Study." Presented at the Rural Sociological Society Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, summer, 1997 Telecommunications, Hospital Viability and Community Embeddedness: A Case Study (Dianne Sykes, Wm. Alex McIntosh). Presented at the Rural Sociological Society Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, summer, 1997 The Ins and Outs of Gate keeping in a Rural Healthcare Setting: A Case Study. Presented at the Rural Sociological Society Meetings, Portland, Oregon, summer, 1998 The Little Girl was Saved: Organizational Stories and the Adoption and Diffusion of Telemedicine. Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meetings, San Francisco, CA., summer, 1998 One Size Fits All: Packaging Childhood in an Other-Directed Society. Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, summer 2000 To All Who Come to this Happy Place, Welcome: Postemotionalism and Its Discontents. Presented at the American Sociological Association Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, summer 2000 Finding Society in Survivor: Teaching Social Concepts with Reality Television. (Dianne Sykes and Mary Gross) presented and the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Humanistic Sociology, Madison, WI, Fall 2002 Integrating Data Analysis into the Curriculum (Jill Bouma, Tom Boyd, Dianne Sykes, Jackie Burnside) presented at a Faculty Development Seminar, Berea College, KY, March Integrating Data Analysis into the Curriculum (Jill Bouma, Dianne Sykes, Jason Reeves, Teresa Harding) Appalachian College Association, Abington, VA, October, 2005 Workshops/Conferences Attended IDA Workshop, Ann Arbor, MI, March 2003 Appalachian Tour, summer 2003, 2006 New Faculty Orientation fall 2003 New Faculty Orientation spring

4 GSTR Stories Workshop fall 2003 New Advisor Workshop spring 2004 Diversity Seminar, summer 2005 Faculty Fellow, Service Learning, fall 2005 Interactivity Foundation Summer Institute, summer 2006 Professional Positions, Sociology Graduate Assistant, Department of Sociology, Texas A&M University, August December 1994 Graduate Assistant, Teaching, Department of Sociology, Texas A&M University, January 1994-December 1995 Graduate Research Assistant, Center for Public Leadership Studies, Texas A&M University, January (Project: "The Adoption and Diffusion of Telemedicine in Rural Communities) Instructor, Blinn Community College, Bryan, Texas, fall 1998, spring 1999 Assistant Lecturer, Department of Sociology, Texas A&M University, Assistant Professor, Human Relations/Sociology, Marian College, fall 1999 to spring 2003 Program Director, Human Relations, Marian College, fall 1999 to spring 2003 Assistant Professor, Sociology Department, Berea College, fall 2003 to present Assistant Professor, Upward Bound Bridge Program, Summers Associate Professor, Gardner-Webb University, fall 2007 to present Professional Positions, Education Teacher, St. Mary's Home for Boys, Beaverton, Oregon, summers of 1990 and 1991 Teacher, Hillsboro Summer Migrant Program, Hillsboro, Oregon, summer 1991 Teacher, Serendipity Alternative School, Portland, Oregon, fall summer 1992 Teacher, Gaston High School, Gaston, Oregon, fall spring 1993 Social Service, College and Community Service Relief Staff, Chehalem House, Newberg, Oregon, Volunteer, Cook Training School for Native Americans, Tempe, Arizona, summer 1986 Volunteer, Chemawa Indian School, Salem, Oregon, spring 1989 Relief Staff, Martin Luther Homes of Texas, Volunteer, Brazos Valley Rape Crisis Center, Bryan, Texas, Volunteer, Fond du Lac Humane Society, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, summer 2000 Volunteer for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), summer Representative, ADVOCAP Advisory Board, Berea International Host Family, fall 2004-present CASA Board of Directors, Madison County, Kentucky 2004-present Berea College Faculty /Staff Choir, 2004-present Student Advisor, 1999-present Sociology Club Advisor, fall 2005-present Student Labor Supervisor, fall 2005-present Madison County Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Council, 2007 Team Micah, Faculty Advisor, 2008 to present 4

5 Internal Review Board, 2008 to present Teaching and Research Interests Culture: Cultural Theory, Mass and Popular Culture Social Organization: Crime and Deviance, delinquency, Social Change; Social Structure and Institutions, Social Theory: Classical, Modern, Postmodern Courses Taught Crime and Deviance Criminology General Studies: Stories General Studies: U.S. Traditions Individual and Society Introduction to Social Work and Service Introduction to Sociology Juvenile Delinquency Medical Sociology Music and Society Qualitative Methods Social Change Senior Seminar Social Problems Social Theory Sociology of Childhood Sociology of Sport and Leisure Sociology of the Family Social Psychology Membership in Professional Organizations American Sociological Association College Committees, Boards, Studies Student Awards Committee, Texas A&M University Library Committee, Marian College, 1999-present Excel Committee, Marian College, 1999-present Diversity Task Force, Marian College, Faculty Handbook Committee, Marian College, Women s Studies Committee, Marian College, Faculty Development Committee, Marian College, Student Services Committee, Marian College, Ad Hoc Advising Committee, Marian College, Lumina Research Grant, Berea College, 2004 IRB Board, Gardner-Webb University, Academic Honors and Awards National Dean's List, George Fox College, Elizabeth Carey Minas Scholarship, George Fox College, Crecilius Family Christian Ministry Grant, George Fox College, W.H. Brandenburgh Memorial Scholarship, George Fox College, Christian Ministries Excellence Award, George Fox College, Who's Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges, George Fox College,

6 Graduate, Summa cum laude, George Fox College, 1989 Masters Thesis accepted With Distinction, Pacific University, 1990 Departmental Assistantship, Texas A & M University, Academic Excellence Award, Texas A & M University, Barnes and Noble Scholarship, Texas A & M University, Faculty Development Grant, Marian College, 2000, 2003 Underkoffler Teaching Award Nominee, Marian College, 2003 Service Learning Fellow, Berea College, 2005 Interactivity Foundation Summer Institute Recipient, 2006 Power of One Award (Black Cultural Center) Berea College, 2006 and