Articles: by Heather Grubbs

Student/Faculty Members Present at Meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association

by Heather Grubbs May 2nd 2016

Visiting Associate Professor of Psychology Robert Hancock, Caitlin Nealer ’15, and Professor of Psychology Patricia Rutledge presented “The effects of gender on underhand and overhand throwing velocity in collegiate baseball and softball players” at the 2016 meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association in New York City.

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Bilo Shares Work as Research Fellow at Duke University

by Heather Grubbs May 2nd 2016

Assistant Professor of Economics Simon Bilo has been a Research Fellow at Duke University’s Center for the History of Political Economy during Spring 2016 semester. He presented a paper titled “The Austrian Revival at New York University” as part of the center’s lunchtime speaker series on April 15. Professor Bilo attended the 41st annual meetings

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Cosdon to Have Chapters in Routledge Handbook of Musical Theatre Producers

by Heather Grubbs May 2nd 2016

Associate Professor of Communication Arts and Theatre Mark Cosdon has chapters titled “Joseph Papp and the Public Theater” and “Making Musicals that Matter: George C. Wolfe and Oskar Eustis at the Public Theatre” forthcoming in the Routledge Handbook of Musical Theatre Producers. This past year Professor Cosdon served on tenure boards at the University of

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Davis to Participate in NEH Summer Institute

by Heather Grubbs May 2nd 2016

Assistant Professor of Environmental Science Brittany Davis was selected from a national applicant pool to participate in a NEH Summer Institute on “Extending the Land Ethic: Current Humanities Voices and Sustainability” for four weeks this summer at Northern Arizona University. During the month, scholars selected for the institute will study with leading voices in the

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Hart Presents Paper at Conference for College Composition and Communication

by Heather Grubbs May 2nd 2016

Associate Professor of English and Director of Writing Alexis Hart presented a paper titled “Creating an Inclusive Writing Classroom for Student Veterans” at the Conference for College Composition and Communication. She has also been selected to participate in the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Institute “Veterans in Society: Ambiguities and Representations.”

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Shapiro Presents Paper on “Apartheid Israel: Effective Propaganda or Counter-Productive Discourse?”

by Heather Grubbs May 2nd 2016

Professor of History Barry Shapiro presented a paper on “Apartheid Israel: Effective Propaganda or Counter-Productive Discourse?” at the annual Middle East Dialogue Conference of the Policy Studies Organization in Washington, D.C. on February 26.

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