Orientation Program's Discovery Days calendar is accepting fall events for publication until June 11 through a Web site <www.sa.ucsb.edu/orientation/
ddays/Events_Submit.asp>. The Web only accepts events between Sept. 19-22. Events between Sept. 23 and Oct. 15 should be e-mailed to Jennifer Holcomb at Holcomb-j@sa.ucsb.edu. Holcomb can also be reached at x3443.

The 2004-05 UCSB Campus Directory's white pages deadline is June 21 for changes. Since the phone book is based on payroll systems data, if someone was removed from the payroll he or she was automatically deleted from the phone listings. You may also edit your own entry at <http://directory.ucsb.edu>.

HONORS & AWARDS

Claudia Chapman, executive director of UCSB's Academic Senate, is completing a one-year stint as president of the Soroptimist International of Santa Barbara, but will return to the Camino Real Region's board for two more years as its parliamentarian.

Reginald Golledge, professor of geography, has been selected to join the prestigious National Advisory Committee for the multidisciplinary social science initiative known as the Decade of Behavior. His term runs three years.

PUBLICATIONS

Daphne Bugental, professor of psychology, uses scientific and personal perspectives to examine disabled children in "Thriving in the Face of Childhood Adversity" (Psychology Press, 2003).

Sabine Frühstuck, associate professor of East Asian studies, has published "Colonizing Sex: Sexology and Social Control in Modern Japan" (UC Press, 2003).

TRANSITIONS

Brandon Mowery, assistant director for telemarketing with the Development Office's annual fund for the past two years, has been promoted to director of the annual fund, telemarketing, and direct mail.

Alain Dubie (née Allen G. Wachhold), a library assistant in acquisitions, died of lung cancer on May 11. The native of Fresno, Calif., was 56. He had a Ph.D. in history from UCSB, and had worked on campus since 1981. He is survived by a wife, Nancy, a daughter, a son, and a brother.