Jack Corbett, public administration emeritus faculty, published “Extending Engagement Beyond Familiar Fulbrights” in Fulbright Chronicles, Vol. 4, No. 3, in September 2026.
Bennett Gilbert, history adjunct faculty, published “On the Interdependence of All Things” in Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory, Vol. 25, No. 2, in September 2026.
Susan Kirtley, English faculty, co-authored Women in Comics: Iconic Characters and Influential Creators from 1890 to Today with Nhora Serrano, published on Oct. 6. Kirtley discussed the book on KATU's AM Northwest, and an excerpt appeared in Literary Hub. Both authors were also featured in an interview with the New Books Network.
Hannah Kravitz, mathematics & statistics faculty, published “Computational Study of Irrational Rotations via Exact Discontinuity Tracking: A New Experimental Framework” in Experimental Mathematics on Oct. 9.
Paul Manson, Center for Public Service faculty, published “Not Yet Partisan: Cultural Theory Explains Attitudes About Solar Radiation Management in the US” in Policy & Politics in October 2026.
Frederik Vos, School of Business faculty, published “Incorporating Cultural Aspects in Buyer-Supplier Relationships” in Research Handbook on Buyer-Supplier Relationships, published by Edward Elgar Publishing.