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Monday, September 24, 2018
»Shelby Anderson, Anthropology faculty, was awarded a three-year, $153,000 grant from the National Park Service to undertake research on pre-19th century cultural interaction across the Beringian region of northern Alaska and Russia. The international rese
»Leni Zumas, English faculty, wrote a short story titled “That,” published in Granta, Vol. 144, Aug. 9.
»Hyeyoung Woo, Sociology faculty, co-authored a report, “About Mortality Data for the Republic of Korea (South Korea),” retrievable from the Human Mortality Database website.
»Stephen Walton, World Languages and Literatures faculty, authored an online French pronunciation textbook, Sons et lettres: a Pronunciation Method for Intermediate-level French. Production of the textbook was supported by a grant from the PSU Library’s Op
»J.J.P. Veerman, Mathematics and Statistics faculty, authored “Social Balance and the Bernoulli Equation,” published in American Mathematical Monthly, August 2018.
»Student Emily Leickly and Greg Townley, Psychology faculty, co-authored “Reasons for Engaging in Research among People with Serious Mental Illnesses,” published in Psychiatry Research.
»Student Rachel Terry and Greg Townley, Psychology faculty, co-authored “The Influence of Sense of Community on the Relationship Between Community Participation and Mental Health for Individuals with Serious Mental Illnesses,” published in the Journal of C
»Gerald Sussman, Urban Studies and Planning faculty, authored an article, “America’s Cold War ‘Tugboat,’” published in CounterPunch on June 25.
»Katie Sinback, Film, authored the short story “Backyard Girls,” published in the current issue of Oyster River Pages.
»Jeffrey Robinson, Communication faculty, and student Elizabeth Withers co-authored an article, “Does Racial Bias Affect National Cancer Institute Funded Principal Investigators’ Willingness to Mentor Prospective Graduate Students?”, forthcoming in Cancer
»Carmen Ripollés, Art History faculty, authored the essay “The Allure of the Object in Early Modern Spanish Religious Painting,” published in Jesse Locker ed., Art and Reform in the Late Renaissance: After Trent, Routledge, 2018.
»Dustin Morrow, Film faculty, authored a new book with a living legend of the stage and screen. Kathleen Turner on Acting: Conversations about Film, Television, and Theater was published by Skyhorse Publishing on Sept. 18. Morrow’s book is structured aroun
»Jesse Locker, Art History faculty, authored an edited volume, Art and Reform in the Late Renaissance: After Trent, a reconsideration of art produced in the later 16th century in Europe and the New World, published by Routledge, 2018.
»Kevin Kecskes, Public Administration faculty, authored “Radical Epistemic Reset: Educating for Just Communities Worldwide,” published in The Futures of Universities Thoughtbook.
»Lisa Jarrett, Art + Design faculty, is exhibiting a participatory drawing project, “Imagining Home—100 Exercises in Empathy (Part 3),” at the Russo Lee Gallery in Portland through Sept. 29.
»Bennett Gilbert, University Studies faculty, wrote the article “Theory After All: Comments on ‘theoryrevolt.com’” for Philosophy of History Now!, a blog of the Oulu University Centre for Philosophical Studies of History.
»Emily Ford, Library faculty; and Jost Lottes, Betty Izumi and Dawn Richardson, Urban and Public Affairs faculty, co-authored a book chapter titled “Hot Neoliberal Commodities or Tools for Empowerment?” published in Teaching with Digital Badges: Best Pract
»Emily Ford, Library faculty, documented her experience as a referee in an open peer review process in a collaborative editorial, “Considering Developmental Peer Review,” published in College & Research Libraries, Vol. 79, No. 6.
»Berrin Erdogan, Business faculty, authored an article, “Perceived Overqualification, Relative Deprivation, and Person-Centric Outcomes: The Moderating Role of Career Centrality,” published in the Journal of Vocational Behavior.
»Marek Elzanowski, Mathematics and Statistics emeritus faculty, authored the paper “Connection and Curvature in Crystals with Non-Constant Dislocation Density” published in Mechanics and Mathematics of Solids, 2018.