Assistant Professor of Art Steve Prince is exhibiting in a two-person exhibition, titled “Diary of Souls,” at the Gallery at the Art Institute of Virginia Beach October 7 to December 1. The multimedia exhibition explores the emotional, psychological, and spiritual terrain of the human existence. Prince was in a three-person exhibition as part of the
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Assistant Professor of Political Science Shanna Kirschner participated in an invited workshop sponsored by the Endeavor Foundation on teaching about the Middle East at liberal arts colleges.
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Professor of Psychology Elizabeth Weiss Ozorak presented at the annual gathering of the Labyrinth Society in Delray Beach, Florida, on November 16. The presentation was titled “The Well at the Heart of the Labyrinth.”
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Biochemistry major Haley Englert ’15 presented a poster on the “Thermodynamic analysis of ATP hydrolysis in ribosomal assembly DEAD-box proteins” at the 2014 Rustbelt RNA Meeting in Pittsburgh. She began her research project during her sophomore year at Allegheny in Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ivelitza Garcia’s laboratory.
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Sydney Bedford ’15, Jessica Stickel ’15, and Assistant Professor of Environmental Science TJ Eatmon presented a poster titled “Classroom Aquaponics: Measuring Outcomes of a 3-Year Service Learning Experience” at the 43rd Annual Conference of the North American Association for Environmental Education on October 11 in Ottawa, Canada. The presentation highlighted the results of a survey
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GIS Manager and Instructor of Environmental Science Chris Shaffer gave a talk titled “Sustainable Forest Management Practices: Identification and Prioritization of Forest Landowners in NWPA for Targeted Outreach Campaign” at the 2014 Northwest Pennsylvania Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Conference at Clarion University of Pennsylvania on October 16. This conference showcases how GIS, GPS, and remote
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Several Allegheny faculty and staff recently presented at the Council on Undergraduate Research biennial conference held in Washington, D.C. Associate Professor of English Soledad Caballero and Professor of Art Amelia Carr presented a panel on “Finding Connections: Faculty and Undergraduate Collaborative Research in the Humanities,” and Professor of Biology, Neuroscience, and Global Health Studies Lee
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Co-authors Amanda Klemmer ’09, Emily Thornton ’10, Marieke Perchik ’11, Cameron Eddy ’12, and Professor of Biology and Environmental Science Scott Wissinger presented the paper “Density-dependent Cross-Links Between Detritus Processing and Benthic Algae in Shallow Ponds and Wetlands” at the 2014 Joint Aquatic Societies Meeting in Portland, Oregon. Klemmer is pursuing a Ph.D. in Aquatic
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Associate Professor of Classical Studies Judson Herrman co-presided and presented a paper at a panel on Alice Oswald’s poem Memorial at the annual meeting of the Classical Association of the Atlantic States in Washington, D.C. in October.
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Chaplain Jane Ellen Nickell’s book We Shall Not Be Moved: Methodists Debate Race, Gender, and Homosexuality has just been published by Wipf and Stock Publishers.