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Faculty Honors & Awards

Peng Liu, Bing Yang
PSI Faculty Scholars, Plant Sciences Institute

Jennifer L. Knox
2018 Bill Pelz Arts Advocacy Award, Ames Community Arts Council

Jay Newell
Editor, Journal of Advertising Education

Erin Wilgenbusch
inducted into the Cardinal Key Honor Society, Cardinal Key Honor Society

Michael Bugeja
South Dakota State Journalism School Distinguished Alumnus Award, South Dakota State Journalism School

Published

Jan Lauren Boyles
Automation and Adaptation: Reshaping Journalistic Labor in the Newsroom Library, Convergence

Jennifer L. Knox
‘I really wanted that student to feel censored’: A poetry class confronts slurs, and finds grace, Washington Post

Gang Han
Influences of audience feedback on news content in traditional and new media: A theoretical evaluation, Peter Lang

Maria Dueñas receives graduate fellowship from American Chemical Society

Maria Dueñas’ research improving mass spectrometry imaging will be supported by a competitive graduate fellowship.

New discovery may change MRI technology

A new process using a special intermetallic surface may revolutionize MRI scan capabilities.

Diving into the history of planned communities in Iowa State honors seminar

Susan Yager, professor of English and faculty director of the Honors Program, led students through “A Good Place,” an honors seminar examining planned and ideal communities.

LAS helps diverse students explore law school

Thirty-one Iowa State undergraduates participated in a special trip sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Catt Center director search

Iowa State University and community members are encouraged to attend sessions with Catt Center director candidates.

LAS alumna wins Pulitzer

Andie Dominick (’94 BA English, ’97 MA English) was named a Pulitzer Prize winner for editorial writing.

First bell cast for carillon model

The first of 27 bells for a one-fifth scale model of the campanile/carillon was cast Tuesday on campus. The multiyear project, designed and built by students, will result in a portable, playable replica.

Research to improve pronunciation training

To learn to speak a new language, learners must be able to distinguish between new distinctions in sounds. A new software developed at Iowa State helps improve the learning process.

Shopeasy application could create a smoother shopping experience

As part of Gerontechnology in Smart Home Environments, a course taught by Carl Chang, professor of computer science, students created Shopeasy, an application that could make shopping an easier task for older adults.