Treseler Announces Recent Publications and Readings
Heather Treseler (English) has published an essay, "Of Kin and Kindred: the Relational Poetics of John Matthias," about the contemporary poet and familial metaphors in The Salt Companion to John . . .
Bradley Co-Authors Research Paper Published in 'Phycologia'
Peter Bradley (Biology) is a co-author of a research paper published in Phycologia (2011 volume 50 (5): 541-547), a phycology (algae) journal. The paper, "Culture of the upper littoral zone . . .
The World in a Cup: Coffee and Globalization
James Hayes-Bohanan, Ph.D., a professor of geography at Bridgewater State University, spoke to students and faculty about coffee and globalization Wednesday, October 12 in the North South Auditorium. . . .
Marc Elliot's Motto: Live and Let Live
Although it's been four months since Marc Elliot got his Tourette Syndrome tics under control, he spoke honestly and humorously to nearly 50 WSU students, faculty and staff about his personal journey . . .
Chalupka Talks about Reproductive Health and Environment and Job Exposures
Stephanie Chalupka (Nursing) presented "The Impact of Environmental and Occupational Exposures on Reproductive Health" at a webinar that was broadcast internationally by the National Perinatal . . .
Bisk Presents on Singapore Math at International Conference
Richard Bisk (Mathematics) gave a conference presentation, "Improving Math Performance: Learning From Singapore," at the Singapore Mathematics Global Forum. The forum took place from September 22-24 . . .
A Different Approach: Making History Come to Life
Guy Peartree took a break from portraying Frederick Douglass to hold a workshop titled "Dramatic Story Telling as a Window into History" for WSU students and faculty in the Eager Auditorium. Peartree . . .
'World Cafe' Discussion: A World Without Borders
Last Tuesday, the Student Center Blue Lounge and Exhibit Area was transformed into a buzzing hub for travel abroad opportunities for students and tales of overseas experiences. The . . .
Frederick Douglass: Stories Are A Tellin' Performances
Guy Peartree's portrayal of Frederick Douglass, a relentless anti-slavery orator, twice on Wednesday, October 5 encompassed Douglass? life from birth into slavery, his experiences, relationships, his . . .
Saliba Presents Paper on Syrian Conflict at Harvard Kennedy School
Najib E. Saliba (History and Political Science) presented the paper on the current developments in Syria, "The Syrian Regime: Struggle for Survival and Implications for its Fall," at the Harvard . . .
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