Faculty honored with LAS Dean’s Emerging Faculty Leaders award
Anderson, Rizo and Zhou honored as emerging leaders.
Tag: World Languages and Cultures
CATEGORIES: Published
Intersections of Money, Debt, and Uncertainty in Rabinovici’s Suche nach M.
William H. Carter ABSTRACT: This essay investigates the largely unexplored role of money and debt in Suche nach M., Doron Rabinovici’s first novel. Economic matters run throughout the text and are inextricably bound with representations of Schuld (guilt/debt) and Gewalt (force/violence). Money and debt are key to understanding the circumstances contributing to the development of … Continue reading Intersections of Money, Debt, and Uncertainty in Rabinovici’s Suche nach M.
Geirsson, Gasta and Krennrich reappointed as department chairs
Heimir Geirsson, Chad Gasta and Frank Krennrich have been reappointed as department chairs in philosophy and religious studies, world languages and cultures, and physics and astronomy.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences faculty and staff honored for learning, discovery and engagement
Thirteen College of Liberal Arts and Sciences faculty and staff honored with university awards.
LAS College education graduates corded by School of Education
In the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 38 graduates were honored by the School of Education for completing the teacher preparation academic program.
Iowa State honors seminar deepens understanding of global problems, encourages action
Jean-Pierre Taoutel, senior lecturer in World Languages and Cultures, inspires students to think critically about global problems and how to help solve them through an honors seminar.
Arts and Humanities Research Roundup
Check out a few highlights of the research that goes on in the Arts and Humanities within LAS College!
CATEGORIES: Research
Three faculty members honored as Dean’s Emerging Faculty Leaders
Adam Barb, Nell Gabiam, and Grant Arndt have been honored for their excellent research on the immune system, Palestinian refugees displaced from Syria, and media activism by members of the Ho-Chunk Nation in Wisconsin.
Three faculty members receive Cassling Family Awards
Cassling Family Awards recognize excellence in research and teaching