Jun 1, 2001
The Lafayette Experience: Christine Socha ’02 Researches “Trials of the Century”
Christine Socha ’02 of Clark, N.J., a graduate of Arthur L. Johnson High School, reached into the past this spring to help trace the origins of the term…
Academic News
Christine Socha ’02 of Clark, N.J., a graduate of Arthur L. Johnson High School, reached into the past this spring to help trace the origins of the term…
Marquis Scholar Rebecca Moreland ’03 of Fairfield, Pa., a graduate of Fairfield Area High School, is researching historical cases of encounters between…
An art project melding pictures, words and music is giving Chris Michaud ’03 of Millerton, N.Y., free rein to follow his creative muse “all day, every…
A Lafayette team of eight mechanical engineering majors finished second among four schools in the Basic Utility Vehicle (BUV) Design Competition sponsored…
Edmond Seifried, professor of economics and business, explained his economic views in California, Florida, Texas, and Washington, D.C. in recent months…
An exhibition illustrating the collaboration between Curlee Raven Holton, director of the Experimental Printmaking Institute (EPI) and associate professor…
Lafayette professor John Kincaid has been named Distinguished Federalism Scholar for 2001 by the American Political Science Association (APSA). Kincaid…
Joseph A. Sherma, John D. and Frances H. Larkin Professor Emeritus of Chemistry and former department head, has spent much of his career advancing the…
Kim Bassi of Johnstown, Pa. followed in the footsteps of her brother, Christopher, when she enrolled at Lafayette. “He graduated in 1999 and at the time…
Phil Wingert (Bethlehem, Pa.) will enter a doctoral program in chemical engineering at Notre Dame next fall, having graduated Lafayette with degrees in…