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2. The Self-Study as a 'Strategic Event': Cultural Change through Coordinated Self-Study and Strategic Planning Processes

Author

Drew, Todd and Hanson, Dan

Abstract

This paper presents a case study regarding coordination of accreditation self-study (SS) and strategic planning (SP) processes to engage a college community in discussion leading to consensus on organizational culture change. The case involves the experience of Peru State College, a public open enrollment institution in southeast Nebraska. Organizational development approaches are presented, with a focus on sustaining institutional momentum and improving student engagement. Student impact results are also shared.

Published
2013

3. Sour Notes

Author

Hanson, Dan

Abstract

Fight songs such as "The Victors" and "Notre Dame Victory March" have become part of the American music lexicon. Along with their sister songs, alma maters, they stir memories of carefree college days, elicit feelings of pride, and sometimes--especially fight songs--poke fun at athletic foes. They are the embodiment of tradition at U.S. colleges and universities. However, not all fight songs and alma maters are in perfect harmony with students, alumni, or the public. In recent years, some fight songs have devolved into fighting words, and alma maters have become lightning rods for controversy, demanding the time and attention of college and university alumni relations and public relations directors. Though no one plans for a controversy over a fight song or alma mater, having a crisis communications plan is essential for such circumstances. It helps leadership throughout the campus look at the issue from the eyes of how the media might interpret it.

Published
2011

7. Theory and Distance Education: A New Discussion.

Author

Simonson, Michael, Schlosser, Charles, and Hanson, Dan

Abstract

Discusses the need for theory in the field of distance education, reviews several traditional theoretical approaches, and describes a new theory called Equivalency Theory that incorporates telecommunications. Compares theories of independence and autonomy, industrialization of teaching, and interaction and communication. (LRW)

Published
1999

10. The primordial growth disorder 3-M syndrome connects ubiquitination to the cytoskeletal adaptor OBSL1

Author

Hanson, Dan, Murray, Philip G., Sud, Amit, Temtamy, Samia A., Aglan, Mona, Superti-Furga, Andrea, Holder, Sue E., Urquhart, Jill, Hilton, Emma, Manson, Forbes D.C., Scambler, Peter, Black, Graeme C.M., and Clayton, Peter E.

Subjects
Chromosome mapping -- Usage, Cytoskeletal proteins -- Chemical properties, Dwarfism -- Genetic aspects, Gene mutations -- Research, Haplotypes -- Analysis, Biological sciences
Abstract

The article studies the first identification of pathogenic sequence variants in OBSL1, a cytoskeletal adaptor protein, causing the primordial growth disorder 3-M syndrome. Findings reveal that the loss of OBSL1 leads to downregulation of CUL7 gene.

Published
2009

14. 270 Efficacy of Bacillus subtilis and Bacillus licheniformis (BioPlus2B®) on sow lactation performance, litter growth, nursery performance and health of pigs challenged with PRRS virus post-wean

Author

Lerner, Steve P, primary, Becker, Sage R, additional, Dee, Scott A, additional, Kitt, Steve J, additional, Bertram, Mark J, additional, Williams, Todd E, additional, Pepin, Brent J, additional, Hanson, Dan B, additional, Little, Erin A, additional, and Frahm, Paul F, additional

Published
2020
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19. Icon of innovation: Lincoln Electric's 443-foot wind tower tells a modern tale

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Lincoln Electric Co., Industrial equipment and supplies industry, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

It the kind of global company that C^ every region is trying to attract--a world leader in traditional product development and manufacturing, but also a pioneer in the latest renewable-energy [...]

Published
2011

20. Evidence of viral survival in representative volumes of feed and feed ingredients during long‐distance commercial transport across the continental United States.

Author

Dee, Scott, Shah, Apoorva, Jones, Cassandra, Singrey, Aaron, Hanson, Dan, Edler, Roy, Spronk, Gordon, Niederwerder, Megan, and Nelson, Eric

Subjects
SOYBEAN products, SEMI-trailer trucks, SOYBEAN meal, VIRAL transmission, VIRUS diseases
Abstract

The hypothesis that feed ingredients could serve as vehicles for the transport and transmission of viral pathogens was first validated under laboratory conditions. To bridge the gap from the laboratory to the field, this current project tested whether three significant viruses of swine could survive in feed ingredients during long‐distance commercial transport across the continental US. One‐metric tonne totes of soybean meal (organic and conventional) and complete feed were spiked with a 10 ml mixture of PRRSV 174, PEDV and SVA and transported for 23 days in a commercial semi‐trailer truck, crossing 29 states, and 10,183 km. Samples were tested for the presence of viral RNA by PCR, and for viable virus in soy‐based samples by swine bioassay and in complete feed samples by natural feeding. Viable PRRSV, PEDV and SVA were detected in both soy products and viable PEDV and SVA in complete feed. These results provide the first evidence that viral pathogens of pigs can survive in representative volumes of feed and feed ingredients during long‐distance commercial transport across the continental United States. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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22. Safe and secure: protect your customer's data--and your business

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Identity theft -- Laws, regulations and rules, Identity theft -- Safety and security measures, Customer relationship management -- Laws, regulations and rules, Customer relationship management -- Safety and security measures, Government regulation, Customer relationship management, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

Widespread reports of identity theft have made the practice of protecting customer information a business essential. But keeping your customer information secure is not just a good business practice--in some [...]

Published
2005

23. Blog heaven: blogs, wikis and RSS can help change the way you get your message to the customer

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Weblogs -- Methods -- Innovations, RSS (Content syndication) -- Management -- Methods, Company business management, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

No, Dorothy. We aren't in Kansas anymore, but we could be. Normal geographical constraints just don't matter in the e-world. Tools--some with strange names--can he employed anywhere and anytime to [...]

Published
2005

24. IT to the rescue: companies turn to information technology to cure what ails them

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Construction industry -- Technology application -- Information management -- Industry forecasts, Information technology -- Usage -- Technology application, Company systems management, Information technology, Technology application, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall! OK, maybe its not as dramatic as President Reagan's 1987 speech but when you're a construction company and have to make changes to a [...]

Published
2005

25. Why WI-FI? The wireless Internet is creating a mobile, muscular business class. Make it work for you

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Wireless communication systems -- Usage -- Evaluation, Wi-Fi -- Usage -- Evaluation, Mobile communication systems -- Usage -- Evaluation, Wireless hotspots -- Usage -- Evaluation, Wireless technology, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

PETER PETTO'S TIME IS VALUABLE. That's why the constantly moving Petto, co-president of Arrow Aluminum Castings Co. in Avon Lake, uses wireless Internet technology during and between his appointments to [...]

Published
2004

26. Hear the possibilities: the brave new world of Internet telephone service holds intriguing potential for your business

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
United States -- Telecommunications policy, Business enterprises -- Technology application -- Usage, VoIP (Network protocol) -- Usage, Information management -- Technology application -- Usage, Information accessibility, Technology application, Government communications regulation, Voice over IP, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

Last year, Cleveland-based MIMvista Corp. outgrew its offices and wanted new digs equipped with faster-than-DSL Internet speed and expanded phone systems. To meet that need for speed, MIMvista execs chose [...]

Published
2004

27. Bar codes on steroids: RFID Technology could make everyone and everything smarter

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Usage, Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Analysis, Detectors -- Usage, Detectors -- Analysis, Consumer goods -- Technology application, Technology application, Radio frequency identification, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

in this column ... beeeep. Hold on, I have to take this. Be right back. Sorry, but it was my refrigerator sending me an instant message. Seems that a carton [...]

Published
2004

28. NEOSA v2.0: Jim Cookinham talks about what's next for his group

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Software -- Management, Software -- Methods, Company business management, Software quality, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

When Jim Cookinham started the Northeast Ohio Software Association in 1998, there wasn't a single voice for the information technology community in Cleveland. Today, there are all kinds of alphabet-soup [...]

Published
2003

29. Best of Northeast Ohio Business

Author

Benson, Melissa, Frey, Joe, Gleydura, Steve, Hanson, Dan, Johnston, Christopher, Obrzut, Karen, Pospisil, Vivian, and Zawacki, Michael

Subjects
Business journalism -- Achievements and awards, Business -- Achievements and awards, Businessmen -- Achievements and awards, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

What does it mean to be the best? For the third consecutive year, inside Business editors and readers have attempted to define the best of Northeast Ohio business. It wasn't [...]

Published
2002

33. An evaluation of additives for mitigating the risk of virus‐contaminated feed using an ice‐block challenge model.

Author

Dee, Scott A., Niederwerder, Megan C., Edler, Roy, Hanson, Dan, Singrey, Aaron, Cochrane, Roger, Spronk, Gordon, and Nelson, Eric

Subjects
FEED additives, PORCINE reproductive & respiratory syndrome, FEED contamination, ANIMAL feeds, SALIVA, INFECTIOUS disease transmission
Abstract

The role of animal feed as a vehicle for the transport and transmission of viral diseases was first identified during the porcine epidemic diarrhoea virus (PEDV) epidemic in North America. Since that time, various feed additives have been evaluated at the laboratory level to measure their effect on viral viability and infectivity in contaminated feed using bioassay piglet models. While a valid first step, the conditions of these studies were not representative of commercial swine production. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to evaluate the ability of feed additives to mitigate the risk of virus‐contaminated feed using a model based on real‐world conditions. This new model used an 'ice‐block' challenge, containing equal concentrations of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV), Senecavirus A (SVA) and PEDV, larger populations of pigs, representative commercial facilities and environments, along with realistic volumes of complete feed supplemented with selected additives. Following supplementation, the ice block was manually dropped into designated feed bins and pigs consumed feed by natural feeding behaviour. After challenge, samples were collected at the pen level (feed troughs, oral fluids) and at the animal level (clinical signs, viral infection, growth rate, and mortality) across five independent experiments involving 15 additives. In 14 of the additives tested, pigs on supplemented diets had significantly greater average daily gain (ADG), significantly lower clinical signs and infection levels, and numerically lower mortality rates compared to non‐supplemented controls. In conclusion, the majority of the additives evaluated mitigated the effects of PRRSV 174, PEDV and SVA in contaminated feed, resulting in improved health and performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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37. Pirates of the Internet: protect your company from software licensing laws

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Computer software industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Software -- Laws, regulations and rules, Internet piracy -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Software quality, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

'We really need that photo manipulation software for our marketing brochure but it costs $700,' says the marketing director. 'No problem, I have that at home,' says the IT director. [...]

Published
2006

40. Speedy transfer: Intel, IBM and Cisco are revolutionizing the sharing of data in Northeast Ohio

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
International Business Machines Corp., Intel Corp., Semiconductor industry, Computer industry, Wireless local area networks (Computer networks), Semiconductor industry, Wireless network, Wireless LAN/WAN system, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

Let's clear up a common misconception. OneCleveland is not a free wireless network covering the city like a connected series of coffeeshop Wi-Fi hotspots. It's true OneCleveland is a provider [...]

Published
2005

41. To market, to market: here are three tips on getting your email newsletter to your target audience

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Web sites -- Services, Electronic mail systems -- Usage, Electronic commerce -- Methods, Web site/Web page development, Company Web site/Web page, E-mail, Electronic commerce, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

Barbara Payne isn't a good free-lance writer. She's a really good free-lance writer. Payne, a free-lance writer who uses a Web site to promote her work, ReallyGoodFreelanceWriter.Com, realizes the power [...]

Published
2004

42. Reboot: we revisit with Jim Cookinham after his tech group merges with COSE

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Computer software industry -- Officials and employees, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

This spring's announcement that NEOSA, the region's technology advocacy group, would merge with COSE, the Greater Cleveland Partnership's small-business arm, signaled the end of an era for Northeast Ohio's high-tech [...]

Published
2004

43. Putting a price on content; as the internet matures, how can Web sites begin charging for what they offer?

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Web sites -- Prices and rates, Web sites -- Usage, Web sites -- Services, Company pricing policy, Company Web site/Web page, Web site/Web page development, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

You get what you pay for That truism seems to apply almost everywhere except on the World Wide Web. People are used to going to a Web site and accessing [...]

Published
2004

45. Email is dead: long live RSS

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
MTV Networks Inc. -- History, Cable television broadcasting industry -- History, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

Quick. Name the first video MTV played when it launched in 1981. Even a casual Jeopardy! player knows it was Video Killed the Radio Star by the Buggles. In many [...]

Published
2003

47. Little wonders: these gadgets will transform you into a well-connected business machine. (Telecommunications)

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Personal digital assistants -- Usage, Hand-held computers -- Usage, Hand-held terminals, Pocket PC, Personal digital assistant, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

Once just for the pocket protector crowd, tech gadgets have gone mainstream. Business people won't go the way of Inspector Gadget, but they will find applications for the Next Little [...]

Published
2003

48. Geek paradise: Las Vegas' glitter got even greater when Comdex came to town. (eIndsutry)

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Las Vegas, Nevada -- Exhibitions -- Location, Segway Inc. -- Transportation -- Product introduction, Comdex -- Exhibitions -- Location, Vehicles -- Exhibitions -- Product introduction -- Trade shows, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

Free Ride I finally did it. No, 'It.' After reading and writing about 'It,' aka Ginger, aka the Segway Human Transporter, I got to ride on Dean Kamen's much-hyped invention [...]

Published
2003

49. The Know Show 2002. (Working the Room)

Author

Hanson, Dan

Subjects
Exhibitions -- Booths, Trade shows -- Management, Business enterprises -- Marketing, Business, general, General interest
Abstract

The 2002 Know Show had it all -- a duck, cows, pink brains, two magicians, slot machines, a 1929 Model A Ford and a hefty dose of Net Attitude. Held [...]

Published
2002

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