Juliette Landphair, Vice President for Student Affairs, was interviewed by WWNO, an NPR member radio station for New Orleans and southeast Louisiana. Read the article, “NOLA vs Nature: Building The Industrial Canal” or listen to the interview at http://wwno.org/programs/tripod-new-orleans-300. The interview is based on research she conducted after Hurricane Katrina on the Lower Ninth Ward […]
John P. Broome, associate professor of education, and program director of elementary, preK-12 and secondary education in the College of Education, co-authored “Before You Click ‘Share’: Mindful Media Literacy as a Positive Civic Act” in the recently published book,”Critical Media Literacy and Fake News in Post-Truth America“, published by Brill.His chapter, written with Dr. Jason Endacott […]
The Free Lance-Star recently featured a story about Sabrina Johnson, the university’s first vice president for equity and access and chief diversity officer.“Sabrina Johnson’s boss, University of Mary Washington President Troy Paino, says she has a hard job ahead of her,” the article begins.Read the rest here:http://www.fredericksburg.com/news/education/university-of-mary-washington-appoints-new-vice-president-for-diversity/article_0b58a04d-547c-5f4d-8ac8-fd74981278a1.html
A recent article in The New York Times featured a study by Holly Schiffrin, Miriam Liss, and Mindy Erchull and alumnae Haley Miles, Katherine Geary and Taryn Tashner.The story, What Parents Can Learn From a Town That Produced 11 Olympians, by Karen Crouse, had this to say:“[The parents] intuitively sense what a 2013 study in the […]
Colin Rafferty, Associate Professor of English, had his essay on William Howard Taft, “Judgment (#27),” published in the newest issue of The Collapsar.This is the latest in his series of essays devoted to U.S. presidents.
