Media and Appearances
Below, check out the times that Dr. Stephanie has been interviewed by, or been mentioned in, media outlets.
Television
NBC-Affiliate (KPNX-TV) Interviews
Live In-Studio “on the couch” interview with anchor on Sonoran Living
Testimonial of IPL skin treatment
Live In-Studio “at the desk” interview with anchor
Creating Effective New Year’s Resolutions - January 2, 2010
Live In-Studio “at the desk” interview with anchor
Remaining Hopeful & Spending Wisely in Tough Economic Times - October 11, 2008
On-Site Interview, edited with interspersed reporter’s research before airing
Family Finances - May 8, 2008
On-Site Interview, edited with interspersed reporter’s research prior to airing
Trends in the New Year - January 2, 2007
PBS-Affiliate (KAET-TV) Interviews
Taped, edited interview re: PostSecret.com
ASU News Watch - March 8, 2006, also aired 3/9, 10, 13, 14
Discussed secrets, dealing with emotion, suicide
Print Interviews
The Arizona Republic
“What would the Magi do?: Modern-day wise men might include a woman, and their presents for Jesus would likely be more gift card than gold”
The Arizona Republic (Gannett) - January 5, 2006
“Nature of secrets: Why some are easier to keep than others”
The Arizona Republic (Gannett) - June 4, 2005
“Childhood hobbies make come back with adults”
The Arizona Republic (Gannett) - September 14, 2005
“Class spirit: Old friends share lives, loves and memories at high school reunions”
The Arizona Republic (Gannett) - June 13, 2005
More Outlets
“But it takes savvy planners to pull it off”
Sun-Bulletin - August 21, 2006
“Why go to reunions?”
The Californian - July 8, 2006
“Reunited – and it feels so good”
The Jackson Sun - July 2, 2006
“Class reunions”
Tulsa World - June 20, 2006
“Best reason to go is to reconnect, not impress”
Gannett News - June 13, 2006
“News around the world”
The Beat at Comicon.com - October 2005
“Adults crave kid stuff”
Burlington Free Press - October 27, 2005
“Adults returning to hobbies of youth”
ASU Insight - October 14, 2005
“Childhood hobbies make come back with adults”
Tucson Citizen - October 3, 2005
“A case of group ‘ignorance’: As with lodge blast, people together fail to act, experts say”
Rocky Mountain News - March 25, 2005
Articles about Dr. Stephanie
ASU News, ASU Alumni Magazine, ASU Magazine, ASU Insight
“Barrett faculty Stephanie deLuse recognized for teaching and mentoring” (re: winning both college level and university level awards)
ASU News - May 2019
“Barrett faculty activities and accomplishments help raise college profile” (re: being invited by Japan to speak at international symposium)
ASU News - May 2018
“ASU: Then & Now. Celebrating 130 years of Educational Excellence.”
ASU Alumni Magazine - January 2016
“New book highlights ASU history in photographs”
ASU News - August 15, 2012
“Stephanie deLusé in ASU’s 2009 ‘Last Lecture Series’”
ASU Magazine - September 2009
“Students choose faculty members to headline ‘Last Lecture Series’”
ASU Insight - April 17, 2009
“DeLusé connects with students in online courses”
ASU Insight - January 27, 2006
“Extended Education faculty win awards” (re: winning Outstanding Faculty Award, back then I was one of the first faculty at ASU to explore teaching online courses, hence the “Extended Ed”)
ASU Insight - May 6, 2005
“In the News” (about the Colorado explosion interview)
ASU Insight - May 6, 2005
“In the Spotlight” (about speaking at National Treasurers conference)
ASU Insight - February 11, 2005
The Arizona Republic, East Valley Tribune, The State Press
“Author offers peek into lives of Tempe’s Legendary Locals”
The Arizona Republic (Gannett) - March 17, 2016, on section front page
“Focus on ASU: Book captures history with uncommon images”
East Valley Tribune - August 26, 2012, paper front page, above the fold
Final words: 3 ASU professors to give ‘last lectures’
The State Press - April 21, 2009
“Students choose faculty members to headline ‘Last Lecture Series’”
The Arizona Republic (Gannett) - April 18, 2009
“‘Last Lecture Series’- Dr. John Lynch, Dr. Jane Maienshein, Dr. Stephanie deLusé”
The State Press - three articles: April 23, 27, 30, 2009
Congratulatory ad for being chosen as “Featured Faculty”
The State Press - January 24, 2006
National Outlets
“First ever Treasury Management Conference proves to be huge success: Money affecting lives”
National Association of State Treasurer (NAST) Review - Winter/Spring 2005
“The Power of the Platform”
National Speaker Association Newsletter - December 2001
International Outlets
“American lecture association senior lecture Doctor Stephanie deLusé” (English translation of the article title)
IFDA Newsletter, China Edition - January 2004
“Enlightens subject which road - Stephanie deLusé lectures” (English translation of the article title)
Chinese Building Alliance Newsletter - January 2004
More Outlets
“History of ASU Book Written by MCC Alumna”
Mesa Community College Alumni Association - Spring 2013
“Lesson well taken” (On my student Mario from my Money & Meaning class)
Everyday Wealth Newsletter - September 9, 2005
“Everyday Wealth makes the grade” (Discussion about class)
Everyday Wealth Newsletter - July 6, 2005
Expert Gerri Detweiler interview (Topic: “Mind over money”)
Everyday Wealth Radio Show
“IFDA sets conference for November”
Furniture Today - October 13, 2003
“International Conference Promotes Wealth of Information”
International Furnishings and Design Association (IFDA) Network - Fall 2003
“IFDA sets 2003 conference”
Home Accents Today - July 6, 2003
Book-related Appearances
Book Signings
Book signing for Arizona State University campus history book
Costco - June 2016
Book signing for Legendary Locals of Tempe
Changing Hands Bookstore - February 2016 (One of the world’s best independent bookstores.)
Book signing for Arizona State University campus history book
Rosson House Museum
Book signing for Arizona State University campus history book
Costco - June 2013
More Appearances
ASU’s “I Remember”
ASU Alumni / Foundation podcast series - May 2016
Book launch event for Legendary Locals of Tempe public history book
Tempe History Museum - March 2016 (So fun! Very well attended & generously supplied by donated catering from great local restaurants.)