Kadyamusuma presents paper in Switzerland
Dr. McLoddy Kadyamusuma of the Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences presented at a paper at the Science of Aphasia International Conference in Geneva, Switzerland...
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Chemistry students deliver presentations at ACS National Meeting and Exposition
Two students from the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry had the honor of attending the 254th American Chemical Society’s National Meeting and Exposition, held in...
Jarvis’s research shines during ‘Year of Vonnegut’
Department of English Professor Christina Jarvis is trying to achieve honorary Hoosier status. Her most recent visits to Bloomington and Indianapolis, Ind., just might put...
Music Education faculty co-author new textbook
School of Music faculty Dr. Katherine M. Levy and Laura M. Dornberger and have co-written the textbook, "Introduction and Practical Guide to Music Education." The...
VanDette to present talk in Mark Twain lecture series at Elmira College
Associate Professor of English Emily E. VanDette will give a lecture at "The Trouble Begins at Eight" series, hosted by Elmira College's Center for Mark...
Smith documentary to be shown at Buffalo Niagara Film Festival
The documentary “Moods, Mountains and Masterpieces. A Portrait of an Artist: Tom Annear,” by assistant professor Roslin Smith, will be screened at the Buffalo Niagara...
Mason tapped to participate in United Nations environmental working group
Dr. Sherri (Sam) Mason, a pioneer researcher of the impacts of microplastics on aquatic life in the Great Lakes, has been invited to participate in...
Vassoler edits book that explores democracy in Latin America
Dr. Ivani Vassoler of the Department of Politics and International Affairs edited the newly released book, "Reducing Latin America's Democratic Deficit from an Urban Perspective...
Gerber pens essay in ‘Approaches to Teaching the History of the English Language’
Associate Professor of English Natalie Gerber wrote an essay, "Engaging Multimedia in the HEL (History of the English Language) Classroom," in the newly edited collection...
Gee lead author of study that show pets can improve classroom learning
Psychology professor Nancy Gee was the lead author of a study published in August in the journal American Educational Research Association Open that demonstrates the...