Judith Gwinn Adrian
6216 South Court
McFarland, WI 53558
(608) 838-9868

EDUCATION

Ph.D. Adult Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison (5-93)

Honors dissertation: Reflections of Adult Education: The Field Without a Face. Major professor: Jerold W. Apps

M.A. English, University of Minnesota-Winona (1974)

B.A. English, Luther College, Decorah, IA (1969)

EMPLOYMENT

November 2, 2004 to Present - Co-Director, non-profit Center for Democracy in Action, Inc. The Center for Democracy in Action, Inc. (CDA) is a broad resource for organizations and individuals who seek to engage citizens and other residents in effective strategies to build and maintain healthy communities. The resources of the CDA can be accessed for local community or non-profit organization partnership development (increasing inclusion and participation), community visioning, conference planning and implementation, planning and hosting dialogue events, and development activities. Clients include: City of Madison mayor's office; Harambee Health and Family Center; UW Madison Rural Sociology Nanotechnology Consensus Conference; Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commission; Preview Forum/Ford Foundation; Opportunities, Inc., Jefferson, WI; and the State Department of Health and Family Services.

January, 1995 to present - Adjunct Faculty, Edgewood College Graduate Program, Madison, WI.

August 23, 2004 to January 6, 2005 - Graduate Lecturer, University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Human Ecology.

August 15, 2003 to May 21, 2004 - Interim Co-Director, Center for Democracy in Action and Human Issues Program, Edgewood College, Madison, WI. Administration of the Human Issues program involved organizing classes, tracking students, advising independent study projects, working with faculty and developing program materials. Through the Center for Democracy in Action, we offered a series of programs on globalization, were part of a team effort to move inclusionary zoning into the Madison city ordinances, selected high school students and made arrangements for the fourth year of the Summer Media Institute, continued working on the civic mapping project, and conducted community dialogues on four-year old kindergarten, a Madison gaming casino and the City of Madison/Town of Madison/City of Fitchburg annexation issues.

January, 1995 to August, 2003 - Human Issues Coordinator/Undergraduate Faculty, Center for Democracy in Action, Edgewood College, Madison, WI. As Human Issues Coordinator, I built linkages between organizations and businesses in the Madison area community and Edgewood College while at the same time working directly with students on their required Human Issues projects - a project intended to integrate the first three years of course work with real world issues.

January, 1996 to present - Graduate faculty, Edgewood College, Madison. I teach an interdisciplinary masters level course called Studies in Change three to four times each year. I have taught undergraduate courses for Edgewood from the fall of 1995 through the spring of 2004.

May, 1993 to May, 2001 - President, Learning Leadership, Inc., McFarland, WI. Programs offered through this business focus on three central capacities needed by leaders in the emerging age: embracing diversity, learning to learn in new ways, and developing a personal philosophy of leadership.

Within this business, I offered multiple seminars and workshops in cooperation with several departments of the University of Wisconsin-Extension. The educational programs include: Valuing Persons with Physical Challenges, Leadership for the Emerging Age, and Heartful Learning (offered both face-to-face and via the Internet). I have conducted faculty/staff development workshops with the University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Wisconsin-Extension, the State of Wisconsin, Northeast Iowa Community College, the University of Tennessee-Nashville, the Madison Small Business Development Center, University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Concordia College, University of Missouri-Columbia, Oklahoma State University, Burnett County, Wisconsin, Leadership Program, Lincoln University-Missouri, National Extension Leadership Development program - Colorado State University, and the Society for Range Management among others.

July, 1995 to May, 2001 - Principal in WorkSpan, Inc., corporate office: Mohamet, IL. WorkSpan was a virtual company with six principals. Educational consulting on leadership (individual and organizational), change strategies, organizational coaching, diversity, workshop design and workshop development are the company's major focal areas. I was directly involved with a W. K. Kellogg funded project at CAST (the Council for Agriculture, Science and Technology), Ames, Iowa, called Conversations on Change (1995-2000). In the summer of 1997, I coordinated a workshop called Negotiating Racial and Multiracial Identities. WorkSpan also had ongoing projects at Texas A & M, The Ohio State University, Indiana University, the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, University of Missouri, Oregon State University, Clemson University, John Deere, Brunswick, the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, and the University of California system.

January to May, 1994 - Adjunct faculty, Continuing and Vocational Education Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Taught: CAVE 850-Diversity in Adult Continuing Education and CAVE 322-Sociology of Adult Continuing Education.

January, 1993 to June, 1994 - Outreach Specialist, National Extension Leadership Development (NELD) Project, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Director: Jerold Apps. The purpose of this W. K. Kellogg Foundation supported program was to prepare a cohort of emerging leaders in the Cooperative Extension System nationwide. My job roles emphasized program development for leadership seminars and workshops around the themes of developing a personal philosophy of leadership, diversity, organizational renewal and global awareness. Additionally, I worked with Wisconsin Public Television to develop a video on the three years of the NELD project in Wisconsin and wrote The NELDstory. The goal of the project was to assist future leaders in rethinking the outreach mission of the public universities.

September, 1990 to December, 1992 - National Extension Leadership Development (NELD) Project, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Director: Jerold Apps. There were three main focal areas for this W. K. Kellogg Foundation sponsored project: Intern seminars for a pool of 70 NELD interns who were considered possible candidates for director and administrator positions within Cooperative Extension, Director/Administrator Workshops aimed at building awareness of next age leadership among existing executives, and a Land Grant University Presidents Forum focusing on the role of extension and outreach in the Land Grant Universities. My job was program development in each of these three areas.

October, 1989 to September, 1990 - Graduate Assistant for Cooperative Extension Outlook Committee which was part of a strategic planning initiative for issues programming in the University of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension System (CES). An Outlook Report and accompanying Outlook Video were produced for dissemination to 1500 groups across the state to be used, along with local data, for planning the future composition of CES. As part of the strategic planning, we developed a computer accessible database on scans of relevant future-directed articles/speeches/reports. The goal was to increase awareness of contemporary issues that may affect decisions about future directions for Wisconsin CES.

March, 1987 to April, 1989 - Graduate Assistant with the University of Wisconsin-Madison W. K. Kellogg Faculty Seminar on Future Directions in Continuing Education. Project co-directors: Jerold Apps and Alan Knox. This position involved expanding research and facilitating networking among a selected group of 33 junior faculty in adult education nationwide through the use of electronic media and personal contacts. I gained experience in grant writing, research, conference presenting, project report writing, and use of computerized bibliographic retrieval systems.

October, 1979 to July, 1988 - GED Examiner, Madison Area Technical College, Madison. Duties included administering GED (General Educational Development) examinations and counseling with individual adult students prior to and following testing.

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

January, 2005 to July, 2006 - coordinating the quarterly Race & Media Forums in Madison.

February, 2000 to present - part of group coordinating Summer Media Institute, an opportunity for youth of color to prepare for possible careers in journalism.

August 25, 2004 to December, 2004 - Coach, Grassroots Leadership College, Madison.

Summer, 2004 to present - Healing Horsemanship Program, Interstate Horses.

January, 2003 to January, 2004 - Urban Forestry Committee, Village of McFarland

January-February, 2002 - Race Study Circle in McFarland, WI. These circles are sponsored by the Mayor's Office, Madison. With Carol Lobes.

August, 2001 - August 2002 - Village of McFarland Technology Oversight Committee.

Spring, 2000 to present - Member of coordinating group for Summer Media Institute, a program that prepares youth from communities of color for media careers.

July, 1995 to August, 1997 - Board Member, Madison Area Literacy Council (MLC). MLC pairs teams of adults: tutors with learners wishing to improve their reading or math skills or wishing to learn to speak and write English better.

Spring, 1993 to May, 1994 - Member, Continuing and Vocational Education (CAVE) Departmental Diversity Committee, University of Wisconsin-Madison. The goal of this committee was to heighten diversity awareness among faculty and students, and to integrate diversity into the CAVE curriculum.

August 16-23, 1994 - International Observer, Mexican Elections, Mexico City. The goal of this experience was to assist in insuring the integrity of the Mexican national elections.

September, 1988 to January, 1993 - Board Member, Omega ABE/GED Preparation School; Board Secretary December, 1989 to December, 1992. Projects included on-going long range planning, development of mission statement and work on the proposed site merger with the Madison Literacy Council.

Spring, 1988 to September, 1991 - Editorial Board, New Horizons in Adult Education, Syracuse University electronic adult education journal.

January, 1981 to September, 1986 - Plan Commission Member, Village of McFarland. Projects included writing a five-year master plan for the village.

TEACHING/PRESENTATIONS/CONSULTING

Teaching

Undergraduate

Community Change, summer, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [2007, 2008] Team taught with Andrea Potter, The Progressive Magazine.

SLOW FOOD, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Fall and Spring, 2008-9] Team taught with Neil Heinen, Madison Magazine & WISC-TV.

Lifetime Legacies: Life Review with Hospice Patients and Families, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Fall and Spring, 2006-7, 2007-8, 2008-9] Team taught with Romilia Schlueter, Director of Hospice Volunteers for HospiceCare of Southern Wisconsin, Madison.

Ukraine, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Fall and Spring, 2003-4] Team taught with Andrea Potter, Program Developer for East Madison Community Center, Madison.

Creative Community, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Fall and Spring, 2003-4] Team taught with Neil Heinen, Editorial Director, WISC-TV, Madison

Dialogue, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Spring, 2003]

Roots and Shoots, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Fall and Spring, 2002-3] Team taught with Tim Andrews, Arborist, Edgewood College.

Civic Mapping, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Spring and Fall, 2002] Team taught with Neil Heinen, Editorial Director, WISC-TV, Madison.

Social Democracy, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College (Fall and Spring, 2001-2] Team taught with Andrea Potter, East Madison Community Center, Madison.

Studies of South India, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Fall, 1999 and Spring, 2000] Team taught with Malathi Rao.

Journalism in Civic Life, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Spring and Fall, 2001] Team taught with Neil Neinen, Editorial Director, WISC-TV, Madison.

Civic Journalism, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Spring and Fall, 2000] Team taught with Neil Neinen, Editorial Director, WISC-TV, Madison.

Technology in the Neighborhoods, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College [Spring and Fall, 1998-1999, Fall and Spring, 1999-2000] Team taught with Tom Guckenberg, Director, Computer Instructional Services, Edgewood College.

Families in Transition, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College (Fall and Spring, 1997-1998] Team taught with Andrea Potter, Program developer, East Madison Community Center.

Native American Children, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College (Fall and Spring, 1996-7) Team taught with Bertha Baker, Title IX Indian Education Parent Student Teacher Advocate.

Native Ways of Knowing, year long, 4 credit course, Edgewood College (Fall and Spring, 1995-6)

Graduate Courses

Community Building, Action and Learning: Leadership Dynamics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Fall, 2004-5.

Studies in Change, interdisciplinary 3 credit course, Edgewood College (Spring, 1996; Summer, 1996; Fall, 1996; Summer, 1997; Summer, 1998; Fall, 1998; Summer, 1999; Winterim, 2000; Summer, 2000; Fall, Spring and Summer, 2001; Fall, Spring and Summer, 2002; Fall, Spring and Summer (2 sessions), 2003; Spring and Summer, 2004; Fall, 2004-5; Spring, 2005; Summer (2 sessions), 2005; Fall, 2005; Spring, 2006; Summer (2 sessions), 2006; Fall, 2006; Spring, 2007.]

Theory and Practice of Service Learning I, graduate course, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Fall, 2002. Team-taught with Elizabeth Hayes.

Analysis and Development of an Adult Education Philosophy, graduate course, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Summer, 2001.

Diversity in Adult Education, graduate 3 credit course, University of Wisconsin-Madison (January-May, 1994)

The Sociology of Adult Education, undergraduate 1 credit course, University of Wisconsin-Madison (January-May, 1994)

Responsible for sections of National Extension Leadership Development Program seminars and workshops: June, 1990; November, 1990; December, 1990; June, 1991; November, 1991; May, 1992; December, 1992; May, 1993; June, 1993.

Academic Presentations

"Silence in Teaching," Best Practices Conference, Alverno College, Milwaukee, WI, May 19, 2003.

"Community Scholars and a Latte Town," Values, Citizenship and Community: Preparing Students for Leadership in a Democratic Society. Faculty Development Conference, Radisson Hotel South, Bloomington, MN, February 14-15, 2002, with Larry Engel, Kevin Kesterson, Neil Heinen, and Carol Lobes.

"Multiracialism and Cultural Competence," Pedagogy and Theatre of the Oppressed Conference, St. Thomas University, St. Paul, Minnesota, June 16, 2000, with Bill Harriott, WorkSpan, Inc. and Harold Gates, Madison Area Technical College.

"Leveling the Playing Field," UW-Eau Claire Women's Studies Consortium Conference, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, October 10, 1998.

"Leveling the Playing Field: Building Communities from the Inside Out," Strong Neighborhoods, Strong City, City of Madison Neighborhoods '98 Conference, October 3, 1998.

"Narrative Approaches to Continuing Education: Program Possibilities for Community Building, Diversity Programming, and Lifelong Learning," University Continuing Education Association, Chicago, IL, April 6, 1998.

"Linking Learning Between College and Culture," National Indian Education Conference, Tacoma, Washington, November 2, 1997.

"Rethinking the Pieces: Radical Pedagogies within Traditional Systems," Pedagogy of the Oppressed Conference, University of Omaha, April 17-19, 1997.

"Communicating in Cyberspace: Teaching, Learning, Networking and Chatting," Wisconsin Conference on Adult Literacy, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, November 14-15, 1996.

"Diversity in Adult Continuing Education," University of Wisconsin-Madison, CAVE 880. April 29, 1995.

"Leadership, Community Development and Diversity-and the New Sciences: Operationalizing the New Paradigm," Wisconsin Association for Adult Education Conference, Stevens Point, WI. April 21, 1995, with Sue Sadowske.

"Experiencing Diversity," Continuing and Vocational Education Department, Madison, WI. February 22, 1995.

"Research in NELD," Research Colloquium, CAVE 609, Madison, WI. February 21, 1995, with Jerold Apps.

"Diversity in Adult Education," Internship and Professional Development Seminar, CAVE 304, Madison, WI. November 13, 1994.

"Program Development in Transformative Education: International Seminar," International Adult Education Conference, Nashville, TN. November 1, 1994.

"Impacts of Transformative Leadership Education in a Professional Development Context: The National Extension Leadership (NELD) Program," Adult Education Research Conference, Knoxville, TN. May 21, 1994, with Boyd Rossing and Sue Sadowske.

"A Dissertation Journey," Hosler Award Ceremony, CAVE Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison. May 6, 1994.

"Reflections on Adult Education: The Field Without a Face," W. K. Kellogg Foundation supported Syracuse University Adult Education History Conference, Syracuse, NY. March 14-16, 1993.

"Helping Adults Change-An Approach Being Used in Adult Education," Middle Level Educators Seminar, Green Bay, WI. August 3, 1992.

"Influences of Societal Issues on Adult Education Issues," Continuing and Vocational Education (CAVE) Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison. April 1, 1992.

"Self- and Group-Directed Learning in the National Extension Leadership Development Program," Sixth International Symposium on Self-Directed Learning, West Palm Beach, FL. January 23, 1992.

"Leadership in the National Extension Leadership Development Program," Association of Leadership Education Conference, Denver, CO. September 13, 1991.

"Adult Continuing Education: Whence Came Our Roots," Midwest Research to Practice Conference, DeKalb, IL. October 18, 1990.

"Exploring the Relationship Between Adult Education and the Societal Context, 1929-1934," Kreitlow Seminar, University of Wisconsin-Madison. September 21, 1990.

"Adult Education in China," Continuing & Vocational Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison. March 6, 1990, with Chris Olgren.

"China and Change," "Adult Education in China," and "A China Sampler," Northeast Iowa Community College, Calmar, IA. September 21-22, 1989, with Chris Olgren.

"China and Change: Adult Education in China," Continuing & Vocational Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison. June 21, 1989, with Dhana Kumar and Chris Olgren.

"A Model for Continuing Professional Education: Kellogg Faculty Seminar on Future Directions in Adult Education," Wisconsin Association for Adult and Continuing Education Conference, Madison, WI. April 7, 1989, with Robert Ray.

"Procedures for Writers in the Field of Adult Education: How to Make Your Writings More Consistently Accessible Within Computerized Information Databases," W. K. Kellogg Faculty Seminar on Future Directions in Continuing Education, Washington, D.C. October, 1987.

Consulting

Dane County Alcohol Initiative with County Executive Kathleen Falk; February, 2008 to August, 2008.

Nolen to Now: Neighborhood Design for a Sustainable Region, Edgewood College, Madison, WI; May 18-21, 2006.

Race & Media Quarterly Forums, Madison, WI; February 23, 2005 through present.

The News We Need in an Age of Spin, Madison, WI; May 7, 2005.

Nanotechnology Consensus Conferences, Madison, WI; April 3, 17 & 24, 2005.

City of Madison Department of Civil Rights (DCR) Public Input Forums; 1-27, 2-2 and 2-8-05.

Harambee Health Center - facilitated conversations with Harambee consortium agency directors and City of Madison about future directions following City purchase of Villager Mall: 11-29-04, 2-14-05, and 4-4-05.

Wisconsin Rural Leadership Program, Tomahawk, WI, September 16 & 17, 2004. Leadership and Change.

American Family Insurance, Principles of Adult Learning. Over 13 months, we worked with 201 facilitators in the American Family Education Division, introducing adult learning ideas. November, 2001 to December, 2002.

W. K. Kellogg Foundation sponsored CAST Conversations on Change, Ames, Iowa. Fall, 1995 to Spring, 2001.

"Leadership for the Future: Creating our own." NELD Summer Leadership Institute, June 19-22, 2000, Minneapolis, MN.

SRM Journey to Change - February 12-13, 2000, Boise, Idaho.

SRM Journey to Change - beginning of Society for Range Management's planning for organizational changes, August 11-13, 1999, Fort Collins, Colorado.

Negotiating Racial and Multiracial Identities - co-coordinator/planner for conference to be held June 13 & 14, 1997, at Edgewood College, Madison.

Talent Database Project with KNLP Fellows. W. K. Kellogg Foundation. December, 1996, through February, 1997.

Satellite ChildCare Providers Women's Group. Leadership development program. Monthly meetings - October, 1996 - March, 1997.

Beijing in Your Backyard: The UN Women's Conference One Year Later. Sponsored by University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Facilitator for discussion on education initiative. September 28, 1996.

Finnish Educators/Distance Education Conference, Madison, WI. August, 1996

"Service Learning," Rosary College, Chicago, IL. July, 1996, with Larry Engel.

Lead Tutor Program, Madison Area Literacy Council, Madison, WI. January, 1996

Cluster Evaluation Team for The W. K. Kellogg Foundation sponsored Food System Partnership, University of Wisconsin-Madison. April, 1995, with Cecelia Foxley.

Production: Conversations on Change Video, Madison, WI. Summer-Fall, 1995, with Susan Cosgrove and Kimary Peterson.

Heartful Learning - Internet seminar. Offered in cooperation with the University of Wisconsin-Extension Future's Network. April 3-May 6, 1995, with Jerold Apps and Sue Sadowske.

Heartful Learning - Internet seminar. Offered in cooperation with the University of Wisconsin-Extension Future's Network. January 9-February 6, 1995, with Jerold Apps and Sue Sadowske.

Heartful Learning. Offered in cooperation with the University of Wisconsin-Extension Future's Network. September 28-30, 1994, with Jerold Apps and Sue Sadowske.

Developing a Personal Philosophy of Diversity, Global Dimensions of Business, Concordia University Extension. December 6, 1994.

Developing a Personal Philosophy of Diversity. CAVE 304: Internship and Professional Development Seminar, University of Wisconsin-Madison. November 14, 1994.

Valuing the Physically Challenged, University of Wisconsin-Extension Affirmative Action Office, Fredrick Center, Madison, WI. October 26, 1994, with Dale Mutch.

Diversity, University of Tennessee-Tennessee Extension Leadership Academy, Nashville, TN. October 21, 1994.

Heartful Learning. Tourism Research and Resource Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, Madison, WI. September 28-30, 1994, with Jerold Apps and Sue Sadowske.

Adults as Teachers and Learners: ABE Teacher Fall Workshop, Northeast Iowa Community College, Calmar, IA. September 14, 1994.

Special Needs Offenders Workshop, State of Wisconsin Department of Corrections, Oshkosh, WI. August 8 & 9, 1994, with Judy Spring.

The Process of Transformation: Taking Leadership for the Next Age Home, Tourism Research and Resource Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension. May 11-14, 1994, with Jerold Apps and Sue Sadowske.

Valuing the Physically Challenged: An Experiential Workshop, Office of Affirmative Action, University of Wisconsin-Extension. February 25, 1994, with Dale Mutch.

PUBLICATIONS

Adrian, J. G.; Millar, Jackie (Summer, 2007). Because I Am Jackie Millar.

Kleinman, Daniel Lee; Powell, Maria; Grice, Joshua; Adrian, Judith; and Lobes, Carol. A Toolkit for Democratizing Science and Technology Policy:The Practical Mechanics of Organizing a Consensus Conference (Spring, 2007).

Adrian, J. (Spring, 2005). Tera's Tale.

Adrian, J. (September, 2004). Preface for Quiet and Quaint: Telugu Female Writing, 1950-1975, Andhra Pradesh, India by Malathi Rao.

Adrian, J. (May, 2003). "Teaching with Silence."

Adrian, J. (Fall, 2002). Blurring the Boxes: Why and How. Adult Learning, Vol. 13 (4), pp. 18-20.

Adrian, J. & Engel, L. (Summer, 2002). "The Center for Democracy in Action: The Chernobyl Partnership." Edgewood College: The Magazine, pp. 4-5.

Adrian, J. (Summer, 2001). Series on annexation in the McFarland Thistle newspaper. Seven articles on land use, geography, history, family stories, etc.

Adrian, J. (Spring, 1997). "Rethinking the story of race." Edgewood College Today, pp. 7-10.

Rai, K.; Adrian, J.; Bajrachary, C.; Sharma, P; & Shrestha, P. (1994). "Women in Transition: Experiences of Nepalese Women in the United States." Unpublished paper presented at the Annual South Asian Conference, University of Wisconsin-Madison, November 1994.

Adrian, J. G. (1994). "Program development in transformative education: Mexico seminar." Unpublished paper presented at the Association of Adult and Continuing Education Conference, Nashville, TN, November 1, 1994.

Adrian, J. (September 7, 1994). "Observations on the Mexican Presidential Election." McFarland Community Life newspaper, Vol 29 (4), pp. 17 and 20.

Adrian, J.; Neuman, T.; Rossing, B.; and Sadowske, P. (1994). "Impacts of Transformative Leadership Education in a Professional Development Context: The National Extension Leadership Development (NELD) Program. 35th Annual Adult Education Research Conference Proceedings. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, pp. 1-7.

Adrian, J. G. (1993) The NELDstory. University of Wisconsin-Extension.

Adrian, J. G. (1993) Reflections of Academic Adult Education: The Field Without a Face. Unpublished dissertation. University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Adrian, J. G. And Apps, J. W. (July-August, 1993). "Leadership development in the Next Age." Adult Learning, 4(6), pp. 9-10, 25.

Adrian, J. G. (Ed.) NELD Update Newsletters (Fall, 1991; Winter, 1992; Summer, 1992; Winter, 1993; Spring, 1993).

Adrian, J. G. (May, 1991) "Ruth Kotinsky's Legacy: A Dilemma," Adult Learner, 2(7).

Adrian, J. G. (Fall, 1990). "Adult Continuing Education: Whence Came Our Roots." Proceedings, Midwest Research to Practice Conference. October 18, 1990, DeKalb, IL.

Sadowske, P. S. and Adrian, J. G. (1990). Perspectives on the '90s. Madison: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

Adrian, J. G. and Spring, J. (1990). "Changes Within: Unanticipated Outcomes of a Critical Evaluation Study at Omega School, An ABE/GED Agency." Adult Literacy and Basic Education, 13(4).

Adrian, J. G. (August, 1989). Book Review on Brookfield, S. D. (1988). "Training Educators of Adults." Adult Education Quarterly, 40(4). Pp. 245-246.

Adrian, J. G. (July 12, 1989). "China Visit: A Lesson in Restless Changes." McFarland Community Life, 23(51), pp. 3, 12, 20.

Adrian, J. G. And Apps, J. W. (Fall/Winter, 1990). "Kellogg Faculty Seminar: Enriching Academic Leadership in Adult/Continuing Education." Innovative Higher Education, 15(11), pp. 65-72.

Adrian, J. G. (Spring, 1988). "Procedures for Writers in the Field of Adult Education: How to Make Your Writings More Consistently Accessible Within Computerized Information Databases," New Horizons in Adult Education, 2(1).

AWARDS AND GRANTS

Hosler Award for Outstanding Dissertation of 1993. May, 1994.

W. K. Kellogg sponsored History Conference, Syracuse University. March, 1991 and March, 1993.

W. K. Kellogg Foundation and Syracuse University Visiting Scholars Program. Historical research funded for October 23 to November 12, 1990.

University of Wisconsin-Madison Dissertation Research Funding Grant. May, 1990.

Wisconsin Association for Adult Continuing Education Scholarship, April, 1989.