Research, Publications, & New Works

Research, Publications, & New Works Archive

Ibrahim Al-Marashi (Assistant Professor, History) was featured on KPBS' Evening Edition "Iraq War's Consequences 10 Years Later" on March 12, 2013.

Jessica Mayock (Assistant Professor, Philosophy) will present her paper, "Everliving Fire: The Synaptic Motion of Life in Heraclitus," at the Ancient Philosophy Society's Thirteenth Annual Independent Meeting in the University of Notre Dame on April 4-7, 2013. She will also be presenting her paper, "Hail Hera, Mother of Monsters: Monstrosity as Emblem of Sexual Sovereignty," at philoSOPHIA Feminist Society's Seventh Annual Meeting, Bios: Philosophies of Life on May 3rd in Banff, Alberta (Canada).

Greig Guthey (Assistant Professor, Liberal Studies) will present "People, Place, and Power: Some considerations about "farming" a suburban campus" at the Association of American Geographers in April 2013.

Martha Stoddard-Holmes will have her project, "Body Without Organs" published in the March Issue 24 of Post Road magazine. She will also have her essay "Dinah Craik and the Pre-Raphaelites: Pages from Pettitt's Annual Diary" published in Women's Writing volume 20 issue 2.

Salah Moukhlis (Associate Professor, Literature & Writing Studies) will present his paper, “‘Too much past, and not enough future:’ Diana Abu-Jaber’s Crescent and the Poetics of Arab-American Identity," at the Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (MELUS) on March 14-17, 2013 in Pittsburgh, PA.

Catherine Cucinella (Assistant Professor, Literature & Writing Studies) will present her paper, "Legitimizing the Liminal Position of TAs," at the College Composition and Communication Conference (CCCC) in March at Las Vegas, NV.

Rebecca Lush (Assistant Professor, Literature & Writing Studies) will present her paper, "Encountering and re-encountering Indigeniety: Mixed-Race Responses to Colonialism in The Female American," at the national meeting for the Society of Early Americanists (SEA) in March at Savannah, GA.

Dreama Moon (Professor, Communication), Michelle A. Holling (Associate Professor, Communication), and Alexandra Jackson-Nevis had their competitively submitted paper, "Racial Atonement in a Mediated Age: Apologia and Racial Faux Pas" accepted for presentation. They presented it at the Western States Communication Association conference in Reno, NV on February 18th, 2012.

Vivienne Bennett (Professor, Liberal Studies) was solicitated by The Broker (an online expert platform on global development issues) for their online consulation regarding the role of water in the post-2015 global development agenda: should water cooperation become a central issue of the global targets that will be determined in the near future? Her post is titled, "Water, Gender, and Food Security" and was published on February 12, 2013.