Dr. Mindy Erchull and Dr. Miriam Liss have published a paper in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology, now available through early online publication, entitled: Feminists who flaunt it: Exploring the enjoyment of sexualization among young feminist women.They found that, among self-identified feminist women, enjoying sexualization was related to a mix of traditional and feminist beliefs. Feminists […]
Mark Snyder, Assistant Professor of Music, had his multimedia work, Messy for processed clarinet, electronics and video performed at North Carolina State University’s Arts Now Series on Oct. 15 by clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman.The Arts NOW Series at North Carolina State University presents concerts, lectures, and other performing arts events for the University community and the […]
Michael Spencer, assistant professor of historic preservation, will appear on the public radio show “With Good Reason” to discuss his class’s efforts to preserve a small church in Falmouth. The show, “Dreams of the Civil War,” will air beginning on Saturday, Nov. 2. The program also will feature commentary from instructors from several Virginia institutions, […]
Charles Tate, Student Success Coordinator in the Office of Academic and Career Services, has been chosen for the 2014 class of Leadership Fredericksburg. Tate is one of 28 participants in the Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce’s nine-month leadership program.Leadership Fredericksburg brings together participants to “learn about the businesses, issues, government, history, resources, and challenges that impact the economic and community […]
Roberta Gentry, Assistant Professor in the College of Education, gave three presentations at the Conference on Education and Evaluation held in Beijing, China Sept. 19 to 23, 2013. Conference presentations all related to research conducted with special education teachers and their mentors using an electronic mentoring platform.
