Dr. Elizabeth Carroll Presents “Ecology of Aquatic Plants” Workshop at Lacawac Sanctuary in the Poconos
On July 17, Elizabeth Carroll, Ph.D., associate professor of Biology in 's School of Arts & Sciences, presented “Ecology of Aquatic Plants.”
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Distinguished Writers Series Featuring Airea D. Matthews
Join award-winning poet for an in-person author talk.
Glen Foerd- Speaker Series Features American History Professor Brent Cebul
and Glen Foerd will co-host a Speaker Series event featuring American History Professor Brent Cebul, Ph.D., who will present “Liberals and Business: A Forgotten Story of Love Found and Love Lost in the 20th Century U.S.”
Graduate Psychology Students and Professor Publish and Present Research on Eating Disorder Treatment Challenges
A research team of four graduate Counseling Psychology students in the School of Arts & Sciences, along with Melinda Parisi Cummings, Ph.D., assistant professor of Psychology, published an article in the February 2021 edition of The Pennsylvania Psychologist, the professional publication of the Pennsylvania Psychological Association.
Distinguished Writers Series Featuring Carmen Maria Machado
Join bestselling author of In the Dream House for a virtual author talk.
’s Meet the Author Features Poet Keith Kopka and His Award-Winning Count Four
hosts Meet the Author, featuring poet and faculty member Keith Kopka, and his award-winning, newly released poetry collection.
’s Jonathan Rosen Publishes Findings on Crime in Latin America
Jonathan D. Rosen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice for , continues to explore organized crime in Latin America with the publication of his newest book and an article in a leading academic journal, the Journal of Criminal Justice.
Distinguished Writing Series Featuring R.O. Kwon
Join bestselling author of The Incendiaries for a virtual author talk.
Art Professor and Coordinator of Fine Arts Pamela Flynn Exhibits Newest Collection in New York City
"Making art completes me. It is my way of communicating; it is my voice," explained Pamela Flynn, art professor and coordinator of Fine Arts at .