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Currently Accolades: Presented for January 9, 2023

by Currently January 6th 2023

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  1. Christine Cress, Education faculty, presnted “Equity-Centered Community Engagement: Training Strategies for Inclusive Excellence” at the Professional and Organizational Development National Conference in Seattle.
  2. Christine Cress, Education faculty, presented “Strategies for Equity & Reciprocity in On-Line COIL/Virtual Exchange Courses” at the Professional and Organizational Development National Conference in Seattle.
  3. Ramin Farahmandpur, educational leadership and policy, co-presented the paper “Paulo Freire: Pedagogy of Indignation and Real Politiks,” at the semi-annual Critical Questions in Education Conference from Oct. 24-26 in Denver.
  4. Nick Light, Business faculty, presented, “Consumers’ and Managers’ Perceptions and Misperceptions of Support for Firm Actions to Reduce Gun Violence” at the Association for Consumer Research conference Oct. 23 in Denver.
  5. Andrew Santa Lucia, Architecture faculty, presented “(Anti)fascist Architecture” on Nov. 26. 
  6. Carlos Mena, Business faculty, presented the paper, “Supply Networks for Extreme Uncertainty: A Resource Orchestration Perspective,” at the Decision Sciences Annual Meeting Nov. 19-21 in Houston.
  7. Aaron Roussell, Sociology faculty, gave an invited talk, titled “Legitimizing Power: A Field Manual for Defeating Police Reform Movements” for the Examining Power in Society Seminar at the University of Idaho. 
  8. Sue Taylor, Art History faculty emerita, presented an invited lecture titled “Thoughts on Politics, Psychoanalysis, and Contemporary Abstraction,” on Dec. 8 for the Schneider Museum of Art at Southern Oregon University.
  9. Maria Tenorio and Micki Caskey, Education faculty, co-wrote “Sustaining the Circle: Native Teacher Preparation and Retention,” a chapter in the Handbook of Research on Teachers of Color and Indigenous Teachers published by the American Educational Research Association.
  10. Melissa Thompson, Sociology faculty, presented a paper titled “Gender, Parental Separation, and Mental Health in Prison” in November at the American Society of Criminology annual meeting in Atlanta.
  11. Sophie Xiao, Business faculty, presented “Why Can’t You Be All Talk to Get Things Done?: An Experimental Exploration of Consumer Evaluation of VA-enabled New Home Products” at the 2022 Journal of Product Innovation Management Research Forum on Nov. 12 in Orlando, Florida.
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