Department News Archive

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Sociology Professors at 2nd Annual Professor Recognition Awards Hosted by the Student Association Academic Affairs Committee

From Left: Anne F. Eisenberg, Lisa Meyer, Reece Torres, Amy Braksmajer Sociology News Sociology Professors at 2nd Annual Professor Recognition Awards Hosted by the Student Association Academic Affairs Committee The Sociology Department at 第一吃瓜网 is home to exceptional professors with passions for their subject area and molding the next generation of sociologists. The student

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Executive in Residence brought back to School of Business

Bob Murray in the Classroom School of Business News After a hiatus, the School of Business restarted it檚 Executive in Residence for a day program! This fall semester they brought five individuals back to campus. We curated a schedule for each executive based on their experiences and interests. Thank you to Tim Tobin �89, Robert

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Approximately 12 students doing a yoga pose in a kneeling position on yoga mats in the Schrader Dance Studio, where this are mirrors in the background

Mindful Yoga for Mental Health – weekly drop-in yoga class

Student Health and Counseling News Nurture and support your mental health with a FREE weekly yoga class on campus! Mindful Yoga for Mental Health is sponsored by the Health Promotion office and taught by the Associate Director of Counseling Services, Beth Cholette, PhD, RYT. As both a licensed clinical psychologist and a certified yoga teacher,

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Dr. David Granger Publishes New Book – John Dewey: A Reader for Teachers and Education Students

New Book – John Dewey: A Reader for Teachers and Education Students (SUNY Press) School of Education News Dr. David Granger, a School of Education faculty member, has just published his edited book John Dewey: A Reader for Teachers and Education Students with SUNY Press. As shared by SUNY Press, 淭his John Dewey reader was

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Dr. Ian Alam, Distinguished Professor Shared His Expertise in Digital Marketing

School of Business News Dr. Ian Alam, Distinguished Teaching Professor shared his extensive expertise in Digital Marketing with the online publication MoneyGeek.com. His contribution to the article, titled 淗ow to Sell Online: Ultimate Guide,� offers valuable, up-to-date insights and actionable strategies designed to guide entrepreneurs in launching and successfully managing their online businesses.

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Professor Alla Myzelev recently interviewed renowned artist, activist, and Pussy Riot co-founder Nadya Tolokonnikova

Nadya Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot in Conversation with Professor Myzelev Art History News Professor Alla Myzelev recently interviewed renowned artist, activist, and Pussy Riot co-founder Nadya Tolokonnikova. Known for her bold art and activism, Tolokonnikova continues to challenge societal norms and advocate for change through her thought-provoking work.

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School of Business Organizes 5th Marketing Student-Practitioner Conference

5th Annual Marketing Student-Practitioner Conference, October 18, 2024 School of Business News Under the leadership of Dr. Ian Alam, Distinguished Teaching Professor, the School of Business hosted the 5th Annual Marketing Student-Practitioner Conference on Friday, October 18, 2024. Themed 淢arketing in the Age of Digital Transformation�, the conference featured 13 marketing professionals and practitioners, including

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Philosophy Students Address Inequities in Representation of Early Modern Women Philosophers

Exterior of Welles hall Philosophy News Students in Modern Philosophy this past spring have played a key role in ensuring more consistent representation of 17th- and 18th-century women philosophers in philosophy檚 top online research resource, theStanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP). Inspired by a visit fromDaina Bouquin, last year檚 Phi Beta Kappa lecturer, students in Professor

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A Trial Attorney Takes the Stand擳his Time, with a Mic

Alumni Relations News After a 49-year career as a trial attorney, George Speedy �71 is trading his legal briefs for a microphone, sharing stories from his most memorable cases on a podcast titled 淪peedy Law.� Speedy weaves fascinating and sometimes humorous tales from his decades in the courtroom through his podcast. Before his time in

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Bob Ames Receives Inaugural SUCF Excellent Partner Award for Outstanding Leadership in Facilities & Planning

Julie Buehler ’89, Bob Ames, and Robert Haelen Finance & Administration News Please join us in Congratulating Bob Ames, Associate Vice President of Facilities & Planning for winning the inaugural State University Construction Fund (SUCF) Excellent Partner Award! Robert Haelen, Senior Vice Chancellor for Capital Facilities and General Manager of SUCF was able to surprise

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