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Monday, April 1, 2013

»PSU vies in national video competition for Earth Month

»PSU: Oregon's Largest University Looks For Room To Grow

»BioCycle: Food Waste Diversion at International Airport

»The Oregonian: Hillsboro's Job Training Opportunity Program offers work experience to bilingual speakers

»University Housing room renewal starts April 8

»PSU's Ooligan Press Launches Poetry Anthology

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

»The Oregonian: Cully community invited to forum to combat gentrification, displacement in Northeast Portland

Thursday, April 4, 2013

»PSU students find lack of public restrooms in Portland for homeless population, city residents

»Spring 2013 - TUR 361U Turkey Through Film

»Engineering students rally around upcoming competitions

»Green Campus Spotlight: Conserving for the win

Friday, April 5, 2013

»Civil engineering graduate student takes research to southeast Asia

»Maseeh Colloquium: The mathematics behind bar codes, Friday, 4/5/13 @ 3:15 in NH 454

»PSU Anthropology Students Attend Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting

»Ph.D. Sociology Student Receives Prestigious ASA Minority Fellowship

»Strong PSU Showing at Angel Oregon 2013

Saturday, April 6, 2013

»Sustainability for ALL Free Event

Monday, April 8, 2013

»Lauren Beitelspacher, Business Administration faculty, co-authored the article “Antecedents and Consequences of Consumers’ Comparative Value Assessments Across the Relationship Life Cycle,” which appeared in the Journal of Business Research’s April issue.

»Suwako Watanabe, World Languages and Literatures faculty, gave the presentation "Developing Advanced-Level Speaking: Application of OPI," at the Spring Conference of American Association of Teachers of Japanese in San Diego, March 21.

»Jill Emery, Library faculty, co-authored “Techniques for Electronic Resource Management,” published in Library Technology Reports, February/March 2013, Vol. 49, No. 2.

»Meredith Farkas, Library faculty, authored "Web Conferencing Software," published in Association of College and Research Libraries, Winter issue, in the Tips and Trends, Instruction section of the journal.

»Ken Ruoff authored “Nationalistic Movements to Restore Cultural Symbols of the Monarchy,” published in Critical Readings on the Emperors of Japan, Vol. 4, Leiden: Brill.

»Karen Gibson, Urban Studies and Planning faculty, and Leanne Serbulo, University Studies faculty, authored “Black and Blue: Police-Community Relations in Portland’s Albina District, 19641985,” published in the Oregon Historical Quarterly. In the article,

»Sean S. Kohles, Materials and Mechanical Engineering and Biology faculty, co-authored the paper "The Stationary Configuration of the Knee," published in the Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association.

»Amy Hofer, Library faculty, and her co-authors won the Association of College and Research Libraries Instruction Section Ilene F. Rockman Publication of the Year Award for the article “Threshold Concepts and Information Literacy,” published in 2011 by por

»John Hall, Economics faculty, authored a review of the book “Latin American Economic Development,” which was published in the Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. XLVII, No. 1, March.

»Sergio Palleroni and Margarette Leite, Architecture faculty, along with Master of Architecture student Matt Sedor and Architecture alumna Caty Head-Skoland, were awarded a Social Economic Environmental Design Award for Excellence in Public Interest Design

»Tom Hastings, Conflict Resolution faculty, and alumni Rhea DuMont and Emiko Noma, co-edited the compilation Conflict Transformation: Essays on Methods of Nonviolence, McFarland, Jefferson N.C. The compilation includes chapters by Conflict Resolution facul

»Mary Vance won the Esther Matthews award from the Oregon Career Development Association in March for leadership and professional commitment to the career development field.

»Eva Nunez, World Languages and Literatures faculty, authored the article "Fundaments of Morphological-Syntactical Ergativity," published in the Journal of Language for Specific Purposes, Vol. 18.

»Shelby Anderson, Anthropology faculty, presented "Challenges in the Study of Hunter-Gatherer Ceramics: a Case Study from Northern Alaska" at the Alaska Anthropological Association Meeting on March 15.

»Timm Menke, World Languages and Literatures faculty, authored a review of Christian Stein’s Primat der Sprache: Leitmotivik und Topologie des Subjekts bei Arno Schmidt in Bargfelder Bote: Materialien zum Werk Arno Schmidts, April.

»Melissa Appleyard and Erica Wagner, School of Business Administration faculty, co-authored the paper “Fostering Resilient Community Innovation: How Boundary Organizations Balance Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation,” which was presented at the Strategic Ma

»Sue Taylor, Art and Design faculty, contributed an essay on ceramicist Hal Riegger's 1974 Planet Pot to the Portland Museum of Contemporary Craft's online exhibition catalogue for "Object Focus: The Bowl," March 7 – Sept. 21.

»Cynthia-Lou Coleman, Communication faculty, presented a public seminar titled “The Extermination of Kennewick Man’s Authenticity through Discourse” at the invitation of the Newberry Library in Chicago on March 6. Coleman’s research on the discourse surrou

»Eva Thanheiser, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, along with graduate students Jodi Fasteen, Briana Mills, and Krista Strand, co-authored the article "Preservice-Teacher Interviews: A Tool for Motivating Mathematics Learning" in Mathematics Teacher Educ

»Joan Petit, Library Faculty, co-led the webinar "Free Online Technologies for Teaching and Learning," which was sponsored by ELIME-21, a grant-funded program with the aim of educating librarians in the Middle East and North Africa.

»Kristi Yuthas authored the article “Rural Microfinance and Client Retention: Evidence from Malawi” in the Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship, March.

»Alex Accetta presented in Collegiate Recreation Annual Conference in Las Vegas

»Rachel Samuelson presented "Building Bridges: Creating an Interfaith Friendly Campus Culture" and "Fostering Spiritual Development: Prayer and Meditation Spaces" at the National Association for Student Affairs Administrators annual conference in Orlando,

»Kristi Yuthas authored the article “Rural Microfinance and Client Retention: Evidence from Malawi” in the Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship, March.

»Christof Teuscher, Engineering and Computer Science faculty, was the keynote speaker for the Ellis L. and Jennie Mae Krause Lecture in Science held at Marietta College, Ohio, March 27.

»Masami Nishishiba, Public Administration faculty, presented "Power of Partnership-Collaboration between Clackamas County Urban Green and Nature in Neighborhood" at the American Society of Public Administration Annual Conference, New Orleans, March 18.

»Nora Wendl, Architecture faculty, presented "An Ecology from Absence: In Place of Pruitt-Igoe," at New Ecologies, New Constellations, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture’s 101st National Annual Conference in San Francisco, March 21-24. The p

»Cliff Allen, Business Administration faculty, co-authored an article titled “International Outsourcing of Research and Development: A Model of Leadership and Culture” which appeared in the current issue of Operations and Supply Chain Management: An Intern

»Nicole Rigelman, Education faculty, authored "Becoming a Mathematical Problem Solver," published in Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, Vol. 18, No. 7.

»Roberto De Anda, Chicano/Latino Studies faculty, authored the article "Ernesto Galarza and Mexican Children's Literature in the United States," published in Camino Real: Estudios de las Hispanidades Norteamericanas, Vol. 7, No. 4.

»Grant Farr, Emeritus Sociology faculty, has written the new book The Shaping of Iran Today, published by Cognella Press.

»Farmworker Awareness Week: Who grows your food?

»Todd Bauch was named faculty for a three-year appointment

»Student Media editorships open for 2013-2014 year

»Cesar Chavez Week

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

»Portland State Alum Kent Hartman Wins Oregon Book Award

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

»National board accredits PSU’s Master of Architecture degree

»Oregon Wine Press: Talking dirt with Scott Burns

»The Oregonian: PSU students find lack of public restrooms in Portland for homeless population, city residents

»The Oregonian: Cully residents tell PSU students worries about Northeast Portland gentrification

»Alumni in the News: Deseret News: Bingham High School hires Viking Jake Schroeder as boys basketball coach

»The Oregonian, guest opinion: More than parking, Portland needs affordable housing

»Oregon Business guest opinion: A carbon tax and shift can grow Oregon economy

Thursday, April 11, 2013

»Maseeh College scholar maps more than 1 million photos taken from the International Space Station

»PSU’s 2013 Urban Pioneer Award honors two leaders in assisted living

»Marketing students place 3rd at International AMA Collegiate Conference

»National Survey of Student Engagement -2013

»Portland Business Journal: Portland State builds a new master's degree

»PSU professor's film to premiere May 2 at the Portland Museum of Art

»Study Abroad Information Session & Program Advising

»Cesar Chavez Week: Community Fair

Monday, April 15, 2013

»Jill Emery, Library faculty, authored "The Role of the Modern Intermediary and What Constitutes Value in the Library of 2012" published in Against the Grain, Vol. 25 No. 1 February 2013.

»Dustin Morrow, Theater and Film faculty, wrote and directed, Everything Went Down, a feature-length musical shot entirely in the Pacific Northwest. The movie screens at the Portland Museum of Art’s Whitsell Auditorium on Thursday, May 2, at 7 p.m. as part

»Gerry Sussman, Urban Studies and Planning faculty, wrote the prologue for the book Managing Democracy, Managing Dissent published by Corporate Watch, London.

»Hiro Ito, Economics faculty, co-authored “China and Global Imbalances from a View of Sectorial Reforms,” published in Review of International Economics, Vol. 21, Issue 1, February 2013.

»Sarah Tinkler and James Woods, Economics faculty, authored "The Readability of Principles of Macroeconomics Textbooks" published in The Journal of Economic Education, Vol. 44, No. 2.

»Andrew Giarelli, University Studies faculty, has been appointed as an American Studies peer reviewer for the Fulbright Scholars program for a three-year term. He has also been appointed as visiting senior lecturer in the American Studies department at Cha

»Sharon Carstens, Anthropology faculty, presented “The New Generation of Trilingual Chinese Malaysians” at the Annual Meetings of the Association for Asia Studies, San Diego, March 23.

»Leni Zumas, English faculty, was selected for GOOD Magazine’s List of “100 People Pushing the World Forward.” Created in 2009, the GOOD 100 was designed to identify and honor people who drive change in their communities in creative and inspiring ways.

»Shelby Anderson, Anthropology faculty, presented “Climate Change and Archaeology in Northwest Alaska,” and, with graduate student Dianna Woolsey, presented “Challenges in the Study of Hunter-Gatherer Ceramics: A Northern Alaskan Case Study” at the Northwe

»Christine Cress, Educational Leadership and Policy faculty, presented the invited keynote “A Promising Connection: Increasing Educational Success through Civic Engagement” at the Faculty Professional Development Conference, Eastern Washington University,

»Jeremy Spoon, Anthropology faculty, presented “Deities Bring Foreigners to See Mount Everest: Tourism, Everyday Buddhism, and Environmental Sustainability in the World’s Highest Ecosystem” at the Everyday Religion and Sustainable Environments in the Himal

»Amy Greenstadt, English faculty, presented a paper, "Unknown Sovereignty: Performative Chastity in Measure for Measure," at the Shakespeare Association of America Conference on March 28.

»G.L.A. Harris and Theresa Julnes Keleka Kaimanu, Public Administration faculty, delivered a paper and presentation titled "The Dumbing Down and Privatization of Higher Education: Are They Mutually Exclusive?" at the American Society for Public Administrat

»Melinda Hutson and Alex Ruzicka, Geology faculty, and student Ryan Brown presented a poster, "A Pyroxene-Enriched Shock Melt Dike in the Buck Mountains 005 (L6) Chondrite," and Ruzicka and Hutson and alumna Niina Jamsja gave an oral presentation titled "A

»Sheila Martin, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies, presented "Improving the Flow of Information through Technology Networks: A Case Study of Policy in Slovenia" at the International Atlantic Economic Conference in Vienna, Austria, April 6.

»Meg Merrick, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies, presented her paper "Defining, Tracking, and Displaying Regional Equity Conditions: Two Approaches from the Portland-Vancouver Metropolitan Region" at the 43rd Conference of the Urban Affairs Associ

»Carl Abbott, Urban Studies and Planning emeritus faculty, authored a chapter on North America in The Oxford Handbook of Cities in World History, 2013.

»Ralph Bunch, Political Science emeritus faculty, authored a book, Universal Suffrage: A Gift From Oregon To America’s Future, published by Odin Ink.

»Anita Bright, Education faculty, presented the workshop “Taking On Mathematics: How the Common Core State Standards Can Work for English Learners” with graduate students Angela Vargas and Dulce Nash at the Annual Convention of the Teachers of English to S

»Professor Franz Langhammer passes away

»Education Emeritus Professor George Timmons passes away on March 4

»The Oregonian: Oregon higher education stands to get powerful new overseer

»The Daily News Online: Fifth-graders take photos of Kelso as part of revitalization project

»OPB: Who should govern Oregon Universities

»Runner's World: Caution -- Crosswalks can be dangerous places to run

»Seattle PI: Did window retrofits psych occupants into saving even more energy?

»The Dalles Chronicle: Groups Put Invasive Quagga And Zebra Mussel Response Plan To The Test In Oregon

»Mau Nam Nguyen, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, presented a talk, "Subgradients of Minimal Time Functions and Applications to Set Facility Location," at the Department of Mathematics, University of Padova, Italy, March 26.

»PSU’s Intelligent Transportation Systems Lab is recognized nationwide

»International Capstone Opportunities this Summer!

»PSU hosts 8 Vietnamese Fellows as part of the State Department Professional Fellows Program

»Pre-health & Volunteer Fair

»PSU student named Oregon student employee of the year

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

»PSU student wins Oregon student employee award for third consecutive year

»Faculty & The Future of Higher Ed- the 2013 AAUP Regional Conference at PSU

»Portland State University welcomes Consulate General of Vietnam

»The Enlightened Parent: "Babies: The Movie"

»Middle East Studies Center Events Archive Now Online

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

»PSU teams with Wells Fargo to launch $50,000 Cleantech Challenge competition

»Alumni in the News: The Daily Blender: Comedy Can Save the Day: Portland Comic Ian Karmel

»Inspiring Stories from the Recipients of the Inaugural Yaden Family Endowed Scholarship

»Alumni in the News: The Daily News: Budge to replace Gill as Catlin Elementary principal

»Alumni in the News: The Oregonian: Photographer roams at limits

»New Seasons Market taps PSU for zero waste analysis

Thursday, April 18, 2013

»PSU Contest Aims to Take Green Ideas to Market

»PSU featured in Guide to Green Colleges

»Portland Tribune: New Seasons digs deep to become 'zero-waste' company

»Alumni in the News: msn.com: Pat Cooney '96 Joins UTi Worldwide as APAC Regional Sales Vice President

»Alumni in the News: The Windsor Star: An outsider's walkabout guide to Windsor

»Vanguard: Higher education can help build sustainable future, expert says

»Vanguard: Students work to clean up water quality

»PSU, Wells Fargo seeking cleantech breakouts

»Spring Swap

»Students United for Nonviolence Event * Healing and Rebuilding Our Community * The African Great Lakes Initiative (AGLI) of the Friends Peace Teams

Friday, April 19, 2013

»President Wim Wiewel issues statement on immigration reform

»Ooligan Press author Ruth Tenzer Feldman wins Oregon Book Award for Blue Thread

»OPB: How New Seasons Market recycled its way to 'zero waste'

Monday, April 22, 2013

»Amy Borden, Theatre and Film faculty, presented “Get Me G.P. Lathrop: Thomas Edison and Modern Consumer Culture” at the Society for Cinema and Media Studies International Conference, Chicago, March 15.

»Junghee Lee, Art and Design faculty, presented a paper titled "Pictorial Tile and Clay Buddhist Sculptures of the Paekche Kingdom, Korea" in the panel "Works in Clay in Early Korean and Japanese Buddhism," which she organized for the Annual Conference of

»Scott Burns, Geology faculty, presented a paper, "Seven Factors of Wine Terroir - The Winemaker Just Might Be the Most Important; Case History from the Cube Project in Oregon and California," at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographer

»Sharon Carstens, Anthropology faculty, authored “New Questions, New Directions in Malaysian Chinese Studies” published in the Proceedings of the First Biennial Conference of Malaysian Chinese Studies, Centre for Malaysian Chinese Studies, Kuala Lumpur, Ma

»Jill Emery, Library faculty, presented “Developing TERMS: Techniques for Electronic Resource Management” at the Electronic Resources & Libraries Conference, Austin, Texas, March 18.

»Craig Epplin, World Languages and Literatures faculty, presented an invited talk titled "Cinematic Sound and Space: Ray Charles in Buenos Aires" at Lawrence University on March 28, as well as "Sound and Space in La Hora de los Hornos" at the conference of

»Jason Jurjevich, Population Research Center and Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies and Urban Studies and Planning faculty, presented "Where Young People Go to Retire? Amenities, Employment Opportunity and Migration Patterns of the Young and Colleg

»Anoop Mirpuri, English faculty, presented a paper, "The Neoliberal State and the Vicissitudes of Civilian Life," as part of a panel titled "The Lives of Empire: Oak Creek, Racialization, and Violence" at the annual meeting of the Association for Asian Ame

»Swapna Mukhopadhyay, Curriculum and Instruction faculty, gave the plenary talk "Mathematical Practices of Those without Power" at the Seventh International Conference on Mathematics Education and Society, Cape Town, South Africa, April 3.

»Jeremy Spoon, Anthropology faculty, and graduate student Brian Lefler presented “Mountain Homes and Overgrown Gardens: Nuwuvi (Southern Paiute) Perceptions of Fire Suppression on Southern Nevada Public Lands” at the Society for Applied Anthropology Annual

»Frodo Okulam, Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies faculty, presented "Earth Reconnect: Ecofeminist Spirituality and Relational Sustainability" at Divining Meaning: Meditations on Gender and Religion, the 32nd Annual Gender Studies Symposium, Lewis & Clark

»Paul Collins, English faculty, wrote "Monkey Business" published in Lapham's Quarterly’s Spring issue.

»Tom Fisher, English faculty, authored “Making Sense: Jacques Rancière and the Language Poets” published in the Journal of Modern Literature, Vol. 36, No. 2.

»Reduce, Reuse, Recaffeinate Earth Day Event

»Sheila A. Martin and Elizabeth Morehead, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies, authored “Regional Indicators as Civic Governance: Using Measurement to Identify and Act Upon Community Priorities” published in National Civic Review, Vol. 102, No. 1.

»John Spence and Vikki Vandiver, Social Work faculty, wrote a book chapter titled "Tribal Best Practices: A Native American Horsemanship Program for Indian Youth" published in Best Practices in Community Mental Health: A Pocket Guide, edited by Vandiver, L

»Marcia Klotz, English faculty, received a fellowship award from the University of Chicago to participate in a summer research program with the university's Eric Santner, chair of Germanic Studies.

»Anita Bright, Curriculum and Instruction faculty, was quoted in the Colorín Colorado blog on the topic of common core math for English learners.

»Susan Kirtley, English faculty, has had her book Lynda Barry: Girlhood Through the Looking Glass nominated for an Eisner Award in the Best Educational/Academic Work category. The Eisners are known as the "Oscars of Comics."

»Hiro Ito, Economics faculty, presented his paper, “Asian Development Review Conference,” at the Asian Development Review Conference in Manila, Philippines, on March 25-26. Asian Development Bank organized the session.

»PSU, Chinook Book launch first university sustainable living mobile app

»OPB: PSU contest aims to bring green ideas to market

»BikePortland: PSU researcher delving into "multimodal road rage"

»PSU biology faculty win BioMed Central Researcher Award

»Shelby Anderson, Anthropology faculty, presented "Challenges in the Study of Hunter-Gatherer Ceramics: A Northern Alaskan Case Study" in an invited session at the Society for American Archaeology Meetings, April 3-7.

»Reduce, Reuse, Recaffeinate! Earth Day Campaign

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

»Portland Tribune: PSU sustainability program aiding other cities

»PSU’s student-run radio station wants to be the only college FM radio station in Portland

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

»PSU exchange program expands professional ties with Vietnam

»Portland State’s Urban Sustainability Accelerator announces first class of cities

»PSU Unveils New Athletic and Outdoor Certificate Program

»Third Annual Business Leaders Lunch will honor financial expert in the energy sector

»Vanguard: "Portland entrepreneur shares business experience"

Thursday, April 25, 2013

»Minorities and the Arab Revolutions

Friday, April 26, 2013

»Higher ed reform, student debt and Oregon's future: Guest opinion

»Oregon traffic study: Widespread use of flashing yellow arrows poses risks to pedestrians

»The Oregonian: PSU architecture wins accreditation, becomes only competition to U of O

»The Oregonian: PSU launches athletic and outdoor industry certificate program

»Coming This Weekend -- April 26th-April 28th -- ROSEMARY'S BABY

»Multicultural Graduation on June 14, 2013

Monday, April 29, 2013

»Free voice and hearing screenings on May 10

»Is Portland getting left in the dust? A young sustainability professional’s take

»Students United for Nonviolence Event: 4/30 7p.m -9 p.m Crossing Lines and Doing Time - Rosalie Riegle

»Kenneth Stedman, Biology faculty, and student Geoffrey Deimer won the seventh annual research award from publisher Biomed Central for their article "A Novel Virus Genome Discovered in an Extreme Environment Suggests Recombination Between Unrelated Groups

»Randall Bluffstone, Economics faculty, presented a co-authored paper, "Community Controlled Forests, Carbon Sequestration and REDD+: Some Evidence from Ethiopia” at the Annual World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty at the World Bank in Washington, D.C.

»Sue Brower, Theater and Film faculty, represented Portland State on a panel for the In Other Words Feminist Community Center screening of the film Miss Representation in Portland, April 24.

»Sherril Gelmon, Public Administration faculty, and student Paige Hatcher presented "Teaching Improvement to Resident Physicians: Application of Theory in Clinical Settings" at the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare in London on April

»Ulrich H. Hardt, Education emeritus faculty, will chair the 29th annual Oregon Writing Festival at Portland State on Saturday, May 4. The festival, co-sponsored by the Graduate School of Education and the Oregon Council of Teachers of English, brings up t

»Marie Lo, English faculty, presented a paper, "Sovereign Terrains: Plenary Power and Chinese Exclusion," at the Asian American Studies Association Conference in Seattle.

»Nicole Rigelman, Education faculty, presented three papers at the Annual Conference of the National Conference of Teachers of Mathematics, Denver, in April. They papers are "Building Mathematics Learning Communities with NCTM Reflection Guides," "Is it Tr

»Sean Schumacher, Art and Design faculty, presented a talk titled "The Territory Is Not The Map" along with the project "An Unexplored Region" at the Strange Utility: Architecture Toward Other Ends symposium, Portland State University, April 27.

»Suwako Watanabe, World Languages and Literatures faculty, gave an invited lecture titled "'How Can I Communicate in Japanese Naturally?: A View from a Discourse Perspective" at Soka University, Aliso Viejo, Calif., April 15.

»Angela Zagarella, World Languages and Literature faculty, presented her paper "Migration and Multiculturalism in the Mediterranean" at the 33rd Conference of American Association Italian Studies in Eugene.

»Jennifer Allen, Institute for Sustainable Solutions and Public Administration faculty, authored "The Wicked Problem of Chemicals Policy: Opportunities for Innovation," published in the Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences, April 2013.

»Sharon Carstens, Anthropology faculty, authored a review of Strangers at Home: History and Subjectivity among the Chinese Communities of West Kalimantan, Indonesia, published in the Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 72, No. 1.

»Annabelle Dolidon, World Languages and Literatures faculty, authored "The Postmodern Farmer and the Production of Rural France in The Girl from Paris" published in The French Review, Vol. 86, No. 5, April 2013.

»Charles Klein, Anthropology faculty, authored “Online Activities for Enhancing Sex Education Curricula: Preliminary Evidence on the Effectiveness of the Abstinence and Contraception Education Storehouse” published online in the Journal of HIV/AIDS and Soc

»Swapna Mukhopadhyay, Curriculum and Instruction faculty, authored "Mathematical Practices of Those without Power" published in the Proceedings of the Seventh International Mathematics Education and Society Conference, Vol. 1.

»Billie Sandberg, Public Administration faculty, authored "The Road to Market" published in the journal Administrative Theory & Praxis, Vol. 35, No. 1, March 2013.

»Jeremy Spoon, Anthropology faculty, authored “From Yaks to Tourists: Sherpa Livelihood Adaptations in Sagarmatha (Mount Everest) National Park and Buffer Zone, Nepal” published in Continuity and Change in Cultural Adaptation to Mountain Environments, Stud

»Leni Zumas, English faculty, interviewed writer Joy Williams and the resulting article was published in Always Apprentices: The Believer Presents Twenty-two Conversations Between Writers, A McSweeney’s anthology, March 2013.

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

»Current Students Urged to Connect With PSU Alumni Association

»The Oregonian guest opinion: Higher ed reform, student debt and Oregon's future

»The Oregonian review: PSU production of 'La Rondine' well captures operetta's bittersweet spirit

»WFPL: Louisville, KY, Chosen to Receive Technical Help from PSU Implementing Sustainability Projects

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