by Currently
October 4th 2026
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Bennett Gilbert, history and philosophy faculty, published “Personhood Amidst Process” in Philosophy Kitchen: Rivista di filosofia contemporanea, no. 24, July 2026.
Jon Holt, World Languages and Literatures faculty and professor of Japanese, and Nana Kawada, 2026 M.A. in Japanese graduate, published a translation of “Something That Seems Like Manga,” an essay by cultural critic Hashimoto Osamu, with a translators’ introduction, in INKS 10:2, Summer 2026.
Jacklyn Kohon, Ozcan Tunalilar, Sarah Dys and Paula Carder, Institute on Aging faculty, published “Where the Wildfires Are: Correlates of Disaster Preparedness Among Oregon Assisted Living Communities” in The Journal of Applied Gerontology as part of a special issue on complex emergencies and their effects on older populations on September 11, 2026.
Jeremy Spoon, anthropology area, School of Earth, Environment and Society faculty, served on a 15-person National Academies committee that published "Review of the Draft U.S. National Assessment by The Nature Record" through the National Academies Press in 2026.
Sue Taylor, emerita art history faculty, contributed an essay on contemporary bronze sculpture to Neil Goodman: Rivers and Valleys, published by Zolla/Lieberman Gallery in Chicago, and interviewed the sculptor at a public event on September 26, 2026.