Paul Fallon and Marcus Leppanen will discuss AHSSI projects: "Writing Systems Inventory Database." Paul D. Fallon, Associate Professor of Linguistics. "Effects of Mindful Attention on Memory: An Eye tracking Investigation." Marcus Leppanen, Assistant Professor of Psychological Science.
Antonio Barrenechea, "One Hemisphere, Many Nations: An Intellectual History of Literature of the Americas" 212 Monroe Hall
Speaker: Dr. Sejuti Das Gupta Assistant Professor, James Madison College, Michigan State University Making Ends Meet This research, undertaken during the pandemic, examines how women workers and employers have navigated the informal economic sector in Michigan and assesses employment strategies before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Sejuti Das Gupta received her PhD in Political […]
Shumona Dasgupta, "Affective Cartographies/A Sea of Stories: Diasporic Oceanic Memory in Amitav Ghosh's Sea of Poppies" 212 Monroe Hall
Melissa Wells, "Supporting Early-Career Elementary Teachers’ Implementation of Arts Integration"
“My fiancée is very much a world citizen”: Gendered Orientalist Habitus and White Women’s Account of WWAM Relationships - Nora Kim and student
“The inner brotherhood”: the early years (1925-1945) of The Gilbert & Sullivan Journal - Brooks Kuykendall
Predicting and Understanding Pediatric Communication About Firearm Safety - Elizabeth Johnson-Young
In light of the UMW Theater Department’s newest production, John Proctor is the Villian, this panel of four UMW Professors will examine the interplay of gender, history, society and religion in this timely and provocative re-examination of the Salem Witch trials .JPV Poster 12925 Final
Antonio Barrenechea "Monsters, Dictators, and Hollywood Specters: A Century of Hemispheric “Fifth Cinema”
Eric Gable Labels/Art: Or how does Pierre Bourdieu’s critique of the Art Museum as Distinction Machine hold up in 2024?