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Michael Futreal,

Education

M.S. Applied Sociology, North Carolina State University, 1996.

B.S. Applied Sociology, North Carolina State University, 1993.

Employment

Senior Web & New Media Developer, Centenary College of Louisiana
2001-present

Technologies used routinely in this capacity include

Part-time Instructor, Centenary College of Louisiana
2000-present

Consulting Work
ongoing

Applications Analyst Programmer, N. C. State University, Urban Affairs
1997-2000

Research Assistant, N. C. State University, Department of Sociology
1993-1997

Researcher and Technical Consultant, Valley Hill Capital, Inc., Philadelphia, PA
November 1999 to 2006

System Operator, N. C. State University, Leazar Computer Labs
1991-1992

Grants

2004 ACS-Mellon Technology Fellowship

Mathew Weeks, Ph.D, and I co-developed SurveyStop: An Online Facility for Easing Students' Survey Completion. SurveyStop now serves as a resource to ACS faculty in psychology and related disciplines. This web-based software provides a generic system for the administration of online survey instruments as well as the storage and retrieval of collected data.

Publications and Presentations

Futreal, Michael. "molawiki: a Wiki-Based Web Development Platform." 2006. Wikimania 2006 Conference, Harvard Law School.

Hoban, Thomas J., William Clifford, Michael Futreal, and MaryBe McMillan. 1997. "North Carolina Producers' Adoption of Waste Management Practices." Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 52(5): 332-339.

Wolkomir, Michelle, Michael Futreal, Eric Woodrum, and Thomas Hoban. 1997. "Denominational Subcultures of Environmentalism." Review of Religious Research 38: 325-343.

Wolkomir, Michelle, Michael Futreal, Eric Woodrum, and Thomas Hoban. 1997. "Substantive Religious Belief and Environmentalism." Social Science Quarterly 78: 96-108.

Molnar, Joseph, Thomas Hoban, J.D. Parish, and Michael Futreal. "Industrialization of Agriculture: Trends, Spatial Patterns, and Implications for Field-level Application by the Natural Resource Conservation Service." 1996. Social Sciences Institute Technical Report Release 5.1. Greensboro, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture.