Celebrating Books Published in the 2024-25 Academic Year by PSU Faculty

Each year, Portland State University faculty make remarkable contributions to scholarship, creativity, and innovation. From publishing new books that shape conversations in their fields to securing competitive grants that drive discovery and impact, their achievements reflect the breadth and vitality of PSU’s research community.

Below are some of the books published by PSU faculty during the 2024/25 academic year:

• Diane Moug, Civil Engineering: Drilled And Driven Foundations And Innovative And Emerging Approaches For Foundation Engineering
• Miranda Moiser-Puentes, Child & Family Studies: Aging Out Of The Foster System
• Anne Mcclanan, Art, Design & Art History: Griffinology: The Griffin's Place In Myth, History, and Art
• Vandy Kanyako, Conflict Resolution: Civil Society And Peacebuilding In Sierra Leone
• Kristin Lene Hole, Film Studies: Decolonial Imaginaries In Palestinian Experimental Film And Video
• Michael Seidlinger, Creative Writing: The Body Harvest
• Rachel Noorda, Publishing Program: International Bestsellers And The Online Reconfiguring Of National Identity
• Patricia Schetcher, History: El Terrible: Life And Labor In Pueblonuevo, 1887-1939
• John Acken, Electrical And Computer Engineering: Introduction To Machine Learning With Security
• Bright Alozie, Black Studies, Petition Writing And Negotiations Of Colonialism In Igboland, 1892-1960
• Gerlad Sussman, Urban Studies & Planning: British And American Electoral Politics In The Age Of Neoliberalism
• Ken Ruoff, History: What Is The Goal?: The Truth About The Youth Sports Industry
• Daneen Bergland, University Studies: The Goodbye Kit
• Michael Weingrad, Judaic Studies: Eugene Nadelman: A Tale of the 1980s In Verse
• Lisa Jo Frech, University Studies: Pearly Gates, Before & After: 42 Brief Escapes
• Clive Knights, Architecture: Labyrinth Of Wind: Poems And Collages
• Turgel Diam, Engineering & Technology Management: Future-Oriented Technology Assessment
• Eva Núñez-Méndez, Spanish: Estructuras Y Análisis: Aproximaciones Sintácticas Al Estudio Del Español
• Douglas Wilson, Anthropology: Historical Archaeology Of The Pacific Northwest
• Laura Lampton Scott, English: The Four Deportations Of Jean Marseille
• Claudia Vargas, Public Administration: Implementing Sustainable Development
• Jeffrey Oval, Mathematics: Numerical Mathematics
• Safa Mote, Mathematics: Earth System Modeling, Data Assimilation And Predictability
• Turgel Diam, Engineering & Technology Management: Digital Entrepreneurship In Science, Technology And Innovation
• Randall Bluffstone, Economics: Environmental Economics And Ecosystem Services
• Consuelo Wise, English: Boy
• Brook Thompson, Honors College Graduate: I Love Salmon And Lampreys : A Native Story Of Resilience
• Steven Fuller, German: Walking The Footsteps Of A Forgotten Revolution
• Yasmeen Hanoosh, World Languages: Beyond Refuge In Arab Detroit
• Harout Akdedian, Visiting Faculty, Public Administration: State Atrophy In Syria
• Jeffrey Robinson, Communications: Cambridge Handbook Of Methods In Conversation Analysis
• David Seung, English: Silkworm's Pansori
• Justin Hocking, English: Field Guide To The Subterranean
• Carlos Mena, Business: Leading Procurement Strategy: Driving Value Through The Supply Chain
• Eva Thanheiser, Education: Building Community To Center Equity And Justice In Mathematics Teacher
• Christina Herrera, Chicano/Latinx Studies: Welcome To Oxnard

In addition to those listed above, PSU faculty members authored or co-authored chapters in the following books:

• Amie Thurber, Social Work: Oxford Handbook Of Sociology For Social Justice
• Gerald Sussman, Urban Studies & Planning: Media, Populism And Hate Speech
• Talya Bauer, Business: Becoming A Talent Magnet
• Jonah Eleweke, World Languages: Special Education During The Pandemic: Considerations For Change In Practice
• Frederik Vos, Business: Hospital Supply Chain
• Xan Arch, Library: Toward Inclusive Academic Librarian Hiring Practices
• Xan Arch, Library: Innovative Library Workplaces: Transformative Human Resource Strategies
• Jon Holt, Japanese: Women's Voices In Manga
• Anita Bright, Education: Disrupting Secondary STEM Education