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Currently Accolades: People for September 25, 2023

by Currently September 24th 2023

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  1. Elizabeth Almer, Business faculty, was cited in the Jul. 11 Bloomberg Tax article “BDO Offers New Playbook as Firms Reconsider Partnership Model.”
  2. Deborah Arthur, University Studies, earned the “CEA Advocate Award for 2023” from the Correctional Education Association.
  3. Sarah Dougher and Sonja Taylor, University Studies faculty, were highlighted in the Multnomah Educational Service District's September Newsletter in September.
  4. Theresa Robbins Dudeck, Theater faculty, was co-invited to speak on “Legacies: Keith Johnstone, The Global Improvisation Initiative, Where We Come From and What Comes Next?” Jul. 29  at the Applied Improvisation Network conference in Vancouver, British Columbia. 
  5. Berrin Erdogan, Business faculty, was a panelist in “Research Impact: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How You Can Increase Your Impact Potential,” Aug. 4-8 at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in Boston.
  6. Berrin Erdogan, Business faculty, was interviewed for an Aug. 18 KGW news story titled “Worker Unrest is Driving Strikes and Unionization Efforts Across Portland This Summer.”
  7. Todd Ferry, Architecture, was featured in the Aug. 15 Bloomberg article “Can Tiny House Villages Be a Homelessness Fix?”
  8. Shirley A. Jackson, Sociology faculty, was an organizer and presider of the panel “The Relevance of W. E. B. Du Bois to the Racial Problematics of Modern Times: A Symposium on The Oxford Handbook of W.E.B. Du Bois,” Aug. 18 at the Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems in Philadelphia.
  9. Shirley A. Jackson, Sociology faculty, participated in July in the Higher Education Resource Services (HERS) Leadership Institute, in Denver.
  10. Kimberly Kahn, Psychology faculty, was interviewed by Eye on Psi Chi magazine for a Summer 2023 article titled “Counteracting Implicit Bias in the Policing System.” 
  11. Bob Liebman, Sociology faculty emeritus, consulted with the CurePDX research team on studying social movement trend data.
  12. John Nimmo, Curriculum & Instruction faculty, was interviewed in September on "The Future of Anti-Bias Education" for the Little Moments Count Podcast Series on Minnesota Public Radio and "The Narrative" on KRSM 98.9 FM, St. Paul, Minnesota.
  13. Jennifer Ruth, Film faculty, published an Aug. 14 opinion column titled “Authoritarians Come for the Academy: Right Wingers Like Dan Patrick and Christopher Rufo Seek to Erode Academic Power” in The Chronicle of Higher Education.
  14. Emily Shafer, Sociology faculty, was interviewed for the Sept. 13 podcast “A Little More Conversation.”
  15. Marta Stelmaszak Rosa, Business faculty, was a participant in the symposium “Algorithmic Bias and Data Injustice: Dark Side or Dark Matter?” Aug. 4-8 at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management in Boston.
  16. Hyeyoung Woo, Sociology faculty, was interviewed for a Sept. 4 report on Canvas8 titled “Why Are South Korean Shops Barring Children at the Door?” 
  17. Hyeyoung Woo, Sociology faculty, served as session organizer and presider for “Experiences of Transnational Asian Immigrants” Aug. 17-21 at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association in Philadelphia.
  18. Hyeyoung Woo, Sociology faculty, served as a faculty mentor for the “Asia and Asian America” and the “Association of Korean Sociologists in America” sections at the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association in Philadelphia from Aug. 17-21.
  19. Hyeyoung Woo, Sociology faculty, served as session discussant at the Conference on K-Education Revisited: Achievements and Challenges of Korean Education, Aug. 15 at Pennsylvania State University. Hyeyoung Woo, Sociology faculty, participated in a Jul. 11 panel on Arirang TV to discuss South Korea’s low fertility rate.
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