Three photographs by Visiting Assistant Professor Cheryl Hatch will be included in a children’s book, tentatively titled “The Next Wave,” by Elizabeth Rusch, scheduled for publication by Houghton Mifflin in 2014. The book is about Dr. Annette von Jouanne, a professor and electrical engineer whose work focuses on wave energy.
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Three Allegheny students were published in the Meadville Tribune on October 29. “Gators show resiliency during up-and-down season,” an article by Adam Bronson ’16 about the women’s volleyball team, was featured on the sports page. “Former White House correspondent to speak tonight at Allegheny College,” an article by Christina Bryson ’16, appeared on the front
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Visiting Assistant Professor in English and Communication Arts Cheryl Hatch was a featured speaker at the 18th Annual Communication Week April 8-12 at Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio. An international photojournalist, Professor Hatch presented images from her decades covering conflict in the Middle East and Africa for a lecture, “Journalism and Trauma: A War
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Cheryl Hatch, visiting assistant professor of English and Communication Arts, answers five questions for us. Professor Hatch is a longtime photojournalist who, among her accomplishments, spent time embedded with United States troops in Afghanistan. She also spent time in Somalia and has worked at daily newspapers in Florida and Oregon. She was a Snedden Endowed
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When Leon Panetta lifted the ban on women in combat, Visiting Assistant Professor Cheryl Hatch’s recent photographs of women soldiers in Afghanistan were distributed worldwide. Hatch embedded with the 1st Battalion 5th Infantry Regiment 1/25 Stryker Brigade Combat Team in southern Kandahar Province. Throughout her career, she has focused on women in war zones: civilians
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