Category: Professional Notes

Gately Hits High Notes in May With NSO and ‘Music in the Parks’

Department of Music Senior Lecturer Doug Gately performed with the National Symphony Orchestra at the televised U.S. Capital Memorial Day Concert, hosted by Joe Mantegna and Gary Sinise on May 26. Guest artists and celebrities with the orchestra included Bryan Cranston, Jena Malone, Mary McCormack, Cynthia Erivo, Pitino Miller, Ruthie Ann Miles, Gary Le Vox, […]

Bonds Pens Climate-Centered Opinion Piece

Associate Professor of Sociology Eric Bonds co-wrote an opinion piece for the FXBG Advance titled “Fredericksburg’s Climate Commitment Is Too Important to Miss.” The article begins: In 2019, the City of Fredericksburg made a pledge to its residents that it would power all municipal operations—city works, parks and recreation, schools, and (where possible) police and […]

Larus Shares Expertise on Chinese Affairs

Professor Emerita of Political Science and International Affairs Elizabeth Freund Larus spoke to WION News and Asharq News for a segment titled “U.S. Imposes 100% tariff on Chinese EVs.” “This is a continuing trade war,” Larus said. Watch the segment. Other recent media mentions for Larus include: 520 Lai Ching-te takes office: It is rare to […]

Rao Pens Article on AI in ‘Higher Education Digest’

Professor of Communication and Department Chair Anand Rao co-wrote an article titled “Our Students’ Future in an AI-World is Debatable” in Higher Education Digest. “As fears of undetectable AI-powered cheating sweep through college campuses, many in higher education are sounding the alarm about its disruptive potential,” the article begins. “But while the threat of ChatGPT-assisted […]

Johnson-Young Talks Birth Trauma on ‘With Good Reason’

Associate Professor of Communication Elizabeth Johnson-Young spoke with the With Good Reason public radio show about her research on birth trauma. As part of an episode regarding care for mothers, Dr. Johnson-Young talked about her qualitative interviews with mothers who experienced what they defined as traumatic or difficult, the results of which were published earlier […]