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Monte Garrabrant Named 2012 Art Educator of the Year
Monte Garrabrant named 2012 Art Educator of the Year
Common Mapping Software May Help Forensic Scientists Solve Crimes
Researchers in the Department of Anthropology are the first to use GIS software to map bone microstructure.
Media Coverage Influences Value of U.S. Presidential Debates for Viewers
Ray Pingree, assistant professor of communication, finds that post-debate media coverage can undermine the value of U.S. presidential debates for voters
Communication Professor Confirms What the Body Already Knows
Zheng Wang, assistant professor of communication, is lead author of a new study examining people’s bodily responses while watching presidential campaign ads.
Margarita Mazo Receives NEH Grant
Margarita Mazo, professor emerita in the School of Music, has received a highly competitive two-year grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), which will enable the first…
Arts and Sciences 2012 Alumni Association Award Recipients
This year the College of Arts and Sciences has four alumni receiving Alumni Association awards. Honorees will be recognized at a ceremony on September 14, 2012.
Political Science Professor Wins Best Book Award
Alex Thompson, associate professor, political science, was selected by the ISA-Midwest for The J. David Singer Best Book Award for his book, Channels of Power: The UN Security Council and U.S…
James Sanders III Receives OAEA Award
Jim Sanders has been recognized by the Ohio Art Education Association as recipient of the Higher Education Division Award.
Koritha Mitchell Receives Book Award, Launches Radio Segment
Koritha Mitchell, associate professor of English, was honored with the American Theatre and Drama Society's award for best book published on theatre and/or performance in 2011.