John Winters, associate professor in the Department of Economics, was quoted in a July 14 Washington Post article, “Skip college? Not if you want to make more money.” Winters provided research-based commentary about the value of a four-year college degree and how location can impact a degree’s return on investment. Some of Winters’ insights were … Continue reading John Winters quoted in Washington Post article
Ann Oberhauser, professor of sociology, explores falling U.S. birth rates and the factors shaping the statistics.
Michael Bailey, professor in the Department of History, has published an article, “Muslims in Medieval Inquisitorial Thought: Nicolau Eymeric and His Contexts.” The article was published in Church History. Published by Cambridge University Press, Church History is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal. It features original research articles and book reviews covering all areas of the history … Continue reading Michael Bailey publishes article in Church History
Andrew Somerville, assistant professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, has published an article “Why Were New World Rabbits Not Domesticated?” The article was published in the latest issue of Animal Frontiers. Animal Frontiers is the official journal of the following globally active professional animal science societies: The American Society of Animal Science, … Continue reading Andrew Somerville publishes article in the latest issue of “Animal Frontiers”
Julia Domínguez, associate professor of Spanish, published an article “Cervantes and the Mother of the Muses: Views of Memory in Early Modern Spain.” The article was published in the recently released book, “Cervantes and the Early Modern Mind.” The book explores the work of Cervantes in relation to the ideas about the mind that circulated … Continue reading Julia Dominguez publishes article in the book “Cervantes and the Early Modern Mind”
Shenglan Zhang, associate professor of Chinese, published an article “Self-Efficacy Within an Individualized Approach to Improving Language Learners’ Self-Regulated Learning Strategies.” The article was published in the book, “Language Education and Emotions: Research into Emotions and Language Learners, Language Teachers and Educational Processes.” “Language Education and Emotions” presents innovative, empirical research into the influence of … Continue reading Shenglan Zhang publishes article in the book “Language Education and Emotions”
Matthew Sivils, professor in the Department of English, has published “The African American Ecogothic of E. Levi Brown’s ‘At the Hermitage.’” The article was published in Studies in American Fiction (SAF), 47.2 (2020): 143-161. SAF publishes reviews and articles on a wide temporal range in American fiction. Published by Johns Hopkins University Press, SAF is … Continue reading Matthew Sivils publishes article in Studies in American Fiction
Daniela Dimitrova, professor in the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication, will publish a new textbook this summer. “Global Journalism: Understanding World Media Systems” will be published by Rowman & Littlefield Publishers in July. “Global Journalism: Understanding World Media Systems” provides an overview of the key issues in global journalism today and traces how media … Continue reading Daniela Dimitrova book to publish in July