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Local Land Use Linked to Global Urbanization
Darla Munroe, associate professor, geography, is co-author of a new study suggesting that local land-use and urban sustainability are explicitly linked to global urbanization.
Microbiologist Elected Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences
Tina Henkin, Robert W. and Estelle S. Bingham Professor of Biological Sciences, and chair, Department of Microbiology, has been elected a Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences, the top honor for…
Distinguished Alumni Award Winners 2012
The College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Alumni Awards were presented to Dianne Ruth McIntyre, Ellen Mosley-Thompson, R.L. Stine, Lonnie G. Thompson and Stephen Eric Chappelear on April 27,…
NMS Undergraduate Research Forum Poster Winners
Seventy-nine undergraduates presented research posters at the annual NMS Undergraduate Research Forum on April 20. Winners received awards and prizes.
Astronomer Rick Pogge Stars in History Channel's Alien Sounds
In space no one can hear you scream. It might have worked that way in Ridley's Scott's Alien, but the History Channel and Pogge "on location" in Ohio Stadium show us that space is really a noisy…
AAAS Professor Wins Book Award
Franco Barchiesi, associate professor, Department of African American and African Studies, has won the 2012 CLR James Award from the Working Class Studies Association (WSCA)
Economics Chair Tapped for Award
Don Haurin, professor and chair, Department of Economics, received the David Ricardo Medal at the recent American Real Estate Society (ARES) meeting.
History Professor Emeritus Wins 2012 Truman Book Award
Allan R. Millett, the General Raymond E. Mason Jr. Professor of Military History Emeritus, received the 2012 Harry S. Truman Book Award from the Harry S. Truman Library Institute for National and…