Shalini Ajay Singh publishes poem in Live Wire
Shalini Ajay Singh, M.F.A. candidate in Creative Writing and the Environment, recently published “Astro,” in Live Wire.
Shalini Ajay Singh, M.F.A. candidate in Creative Writing and the Environment, recently published “Astro,” in Live Wire.
Shalini Ajay Singh, M.F.A. candidate in Creative Writing and the Environment, recently published “Opprobrium,” in Berkeley Poetry Review.
Shalini Ajay Singh, M.F.A. candidate in Creative Writing and the Environment, recently published “Remembering an atom time,” in SUSPECT (Singapore Unbound).
Sarah Dees, Assistant Professor of American Religions in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, recently published a chapter in the book, Selling the Sacred: Religion and Marketing from Crossfit to QAnon, published by Routledge. The chapter is titled, “Spiritual Healing for Sale: Medical Pluralism and the Commodification of Native American Healing Traditions.” The book … Continue reading Sarah Dees publishes article in Routledge
Lindsay Preseau and her co-authors, LeAnne Spino and Niko Tracksdorf, published a chapter entitled “Gender Inclusivity Across the Curriculum: An Exploration of Novice and Advanced Course Content through Student Perspectives” in the Multilingualism Matters edited volume “Redoing Linguistic Worlds: Unmaking Gender Binaries, Remaking Gender Pluralities” Link: https://www.multilingual-matters.com/page/detail/Redoing-Linguistic-Worlds/?k=9781800415089
Michael Golemo, University Professor of Music and Director of Bands, was recently interviewed on NPR’s “All Things Considered.” He provided comments regarding the popularity and history of TUBACHRISTMAS, which recently celebrated their 50th anniversary. Golemo as his wife Mary Beth serve as co-coordinators of Ames TUBACHRISTMAS.
Bonar L. Hernández, Associate Professor in the Department of History, recently published “Guatemala’s anti-corruption leader-to-be could be prevented from taking office, deepening migration concerns for US,” in The Conversation. The article discusses the current political crisis in Guatemala during the most recent presidential election.
Mariana Castro Azpíroz, a graduate student in the MFA program in Creative Writing and Environment located in the Department of English, recently authored two chapters in a new book, Ciencia en femenino: una revisión desde los aportes de las mujeres published by the Universidad de Guanajuato/Fides Ediciones. The book is available via open access. Cortés Álvarez, … Continue reading Mariana Castro Azpíroz co-authors book highlighting women’s role in climate action