Craig A. Anderson, Distinguished Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychology, was recently quoted in a highly-circulated article by journalist Rob Miraldi titled “Can the First Amendment bend to help teens fixated on social media?” Anderson is quoted on the issue of harm to teens. The article was published by over 50 media outlets … Continue reading Craig Anderson quoted in Gannett’s USA Today Network
Jacqueline E. Reber, Department of Geological and Atmospheric Sciences, and Kimberly Moss, Biological and Premedical Illustration, have published a paper, Science Communication That Goes Beyond Words, detailing their collaborative interdisciplinary class on science communication in the Spring of 2022. You can read the paper on the Eos website.
Christopher Hopkins, a professor in the Department of Music and Theatre, premiered his composition Arched Interiors II in the Concerts from the Library of Congress series. The concert took place in the Coolidge Auditorium in the Thomas Jefferson Building, Washington D.C. The performance was given by avant-garde piano virtuoso Margaret Leng Tan and included works … Continue reading Christopher Hopkins premieres composition at the Library of Congress
Pablo Raúl Stinga, Associate Professor of Mathematics, has published the featured article “Fractional Derivatives: Fourier, Elephants, Memory Effects, Viscoelastic Materials, and Anomalous Diffusions” that appears in the April 2023 issue of the monthly magazine Notices of the American Mathematical Society. The Notices is the world’s most widely read magazine aimed at professional mathematicians. As the … Continue reading Pablo Raúl Stinga publishes featured article in the Notices of the American Mathematical Society
Lucía Suárez, Associate Professor in World Languages And Cultures and Director of the US Latino/a Studies Program, recently was the guest editor for the journal Diálogo where she contributed the essay: Building Latina/o/x Studies: Case Samples from the Midwest. You can view the journal here.
Distinguished Professor Matt DeLisi lays out evidence in his new book that Ted Bundy’s criminal career was far lengthier and deadlier than the official record.
Lucia Suarez recently had her work, Dancing Bahia: Essays on Afro-Brazilian Dance, Education, Memory, and Race, published in Portuguese translation by the prestigious Federal University of Bahia Press. The translated title is: Dançando Bahia: ensaios sobre danças afro-brasileiras, educação, memoria e raça. The work has also been awarded the Special citation for the 2019 Dance … Continue reading Lucia Suarez publishes Dançando Bahia: ensaios sobre danças afro-brasileiras, educação, memoria e raça