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Recent Faculty Accomplishments
Faculty Publication: Burn the Losses
Professor of Spanish Katherine Hedeen and Professor Emeritus of Spanish Víctor Rodríguez Núñez have published a translation of Antonio Gamoneda’s “Burn the Losses” in the Poetry Foundation’s Poetry magazine, December 2024. Gamoneda is claimed by many to be the greatest living poet in the Spanish language.
Faculty Publication: In Search of Vietnam’s Comfort Women
Visiting Assistant Professor of History Royce Novak has published “In Search of Vietnam’s Comfort Women: New Materials and Directions in Studies on Japanese Military Sexual Slavery” in the Journal of Asian Studies, August 2024.
Faculty Publication: We can’t rely on others to document our experience
Visiting Assistant Professor of Gender and Sexuality Studies Lauren Herold has published “‘We can’t rely on others to document our experience’: An Oral History of HoMoVisiones, New York’s LGBTQ Latino TV Series” in Volume 94 of The Velvet Light Trap, Fall 2024.
Faculty Publication: Near-Infrared Absorption
Assistant Professor of Chemistry Katie Mauck, along with co-authors Maddie Friday ’24 (Summer Science Scholar ’22), Emma Kelley ’26 (Summer Science Scholar ’24), Alyssa Perez ’25 (Summer Science Scholar ’23) and Dean Johnston, have published “DTT-DDQ Mixed-Stack Organic Charge-Transfer Crystals with Near-Infrared Absorption” in Crystal Growth & Design, Vol 24/Issue 23, 2024.
Faculty Publication: The Two Logics of World Order
Professor of Political Science David Rowe has published "Die zwei Prinzipien der Weltordnung (The Two Logics of World Order)," in Internationale Politik 6, November/December 2024.
Faculty Publication: Evidence-Based Physical Examination
Senior Director of Wellness Alice Teall, along with co-editors Kate Gawlik and Bernadette Mazurek Melnyk, has published "Evidence-Based Physical Examination: Best Practices for Health and Well-Being Assessment and Evidence-Based Physical Examination Handbook" with Springer Publishing, 2024.
Faculty Publication: IVLP alumni launch efforts to redress historical injustices
Associate Professor of Political Science Jacqueline McAllister has published "IVLP alumni launch efforts to redress historical injustices" in State Magazine, December 2024.
Faculty Publication: Cycling DOF
Professor of Biology Karen Hicks has published “Cycling DOF factor mediated seasonal regulation of sexual reproduction and cold response is not conserved in Physcomitrium patens” with co-authors Alexander G. Freidinger, Lauren A. Woodward, Jo Trang Bùi, Gillian Doty, Shawn Ruiz, Erika Conant, in Plant Direct, November 2024.
Faculty Publication: Sexual selection promotes reproductive isolation in barn swallows
Associate Professor of Biology & Environmental Studies Iris Levin has published “Sexual selection promotes reproductive isolation in barn swallows” along with co-authors Drew Schield, Javan Carter, Elizabeth Scordato, Matthew Wilkins, Sarah Mueller, Zachariah Gompert, Patrik Nosil, Jochen Wolf and Rebecca Safran in Science, December 2024.
Faculty Interview: Teaching Politically Engaged College Dance Students
Professor of Dance Balinda Craig-Quijada was interviewed for and appeared in author Betsy Brandt’s article “Teaching Politically Engaged College Dance Students” published in DanceTeacher, November 2024.
Faculty Publication: Searching for Higher Ground
Assistant Professor of Sociology Nicholas Theis has published “Searching for Higher Ground: Watershed Migration and Cultural Curation in the Fallout of Disaster” with co-authors Brandon Folse and Daniel Shtob in Rural Sociology, December 2024.
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