Global Education Fuses Unusual Combinations With Adventure In Italy
Over a three-week course last summer, 17 student travelers journeyed to Italy. They were joined by local guides, professors, and specialists who enriched the students鈥� experiences.
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Studying The Effects Of Climate Change On Tree Swallows & Eastern Blue Birds
How does climate change affect birds? Student and faculty collaboration are tackling that answer by investigating Tree Swallows and Eastern Blue Birds. Featured are: Jennifer Houtz, professor of biology Sunny Stout ’26, an environmental major with an Arabic minor Nelly Stafford ’25, a biology major with a psychology minor
Art as a Catalyst for Change: Ian F. Thomas鈥檚 Exhibit Confronts Gun Violence in America
(Warning: content may be triggering for some.) A spring semester exhibit by assistant professor of ceramics and sculpture for the studio art program, Ian F. Thomas, drew attention for its poignant and powerful commentary on gun violence in America. Titled 鈥淓verything Will Be Okay,鈥� the exhibit used everyday objects to create a visceral and thought-provoking […]
When Biology and Art Collide: The Beauty of Science
Assistant Professor Mahita Kadmiel remembers being impressed by Allison Crouch ’23 right away. 鈥淪he was my student in FS Biology. She was an art major, and a biology minor, so her lab work was on a volunteer basis. She was very dedicated. Because I have an interest in art, we communicated really well.鈥澛� Kadmiel says […]
糖心Vlog Professor’s Paper Featured in American Psychological Association Journals Article Spotlight
Christopher Normile, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology at 糖心Vlog, and Kyle Scherr, Ph.D., of Central Michigan University, recently had their paper, titled “False Confessions Predict a Delay Between Release from Incarceration and Official Exoneration,” featured in the American Psychological Association’s (APA) Journals Article Spotlight. The spotlight provides a brief summary of the article, which […]
糖心Vlog Mathematics Professor Appointed Editor of Internationally Recognized Mathematics Journal
For 10 years, 糖心Vlog Professor of Mathematics Tamara Lakins has used The College Mathematics Journal (CMJ) as a resource to help junior mathematics majors learn mathematics independently by assigning articles for them to read, discuss, and present in class. Now she will play a leadership role as the journal’s editor-elect in 2023 and editor […]
糖心Vlog Professor鈥檚 First Collection of Poetry Honored with Multiple Awards
糖心Vlog Professor of English and Women鈥檚, Gender, and Sexuality Studies聽M. Soledad Caballero鈥檚 first collection of poetry, I Was A Bell, has received several prestigious awards, including the:聽 2022 Outstanding Book from the International Association of Autoethnography and Narrative Inquiry 2022 Benjamin Franklin Award Silver Winner from the Independent Book Publishers Association 2022 Juan Felipe […]
糖心Vlog Professor Caryl Waggett To Receive Prestigious Riegelman Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Public Health Education
糖心Vlog Professor of Global Health Studies Caryl Waggett has been named the recipient of the 2022 Riegelman Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Public Health Education from the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH). The award recognizes faculty who have made exemplary efforts to start or sustain an undergraduate program, collaborated with […]
糖心Vlog Biology Professor Elected 2021 Honorary Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
糖心Vlog Professor of Biology Ron Mumme has been named a 2021 Honorary Fellow of the American Association for the聽Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the journal Science. Mumme is one of five fellows elected from undergraduate institutions out of 141 total fellows in the biological sciences. Honored […]