Jan 25, 2010
Professor Ian D. Smith Explores Language of Race in Latest Book
Fellowships from major libraries helped him complete Race and Rhetoric in the Renaissance As the College’s resident Shakespearean, Ian D. Smith, associate…
Fellowships from major libraries helped him complete Race and Rhetoric in the Renaissance As the College’s resident Shakespearean, Ian D. Smith, associate…
Interdisciplinary course was taught by Joe Shieber, assistant professor of philosophy, and Lorenzo Traldi, Metzgar Professor of Mathematics A new team-taught…
His book Democratizing the Hegemonic State will serve as the main text Ilan Peleg, Charles A. Dana Professor of Social Science, will share his expertise…
Quilt is in The Chemistry of Color exhibit, which ran August-November at the Taft Museum of Art and is currently at the Columbia Art Museum Quilt by Curlee…
Home and Family in Japan will be published in May 2010 By Meghan Cloonan ’10 In her upcoming book, Allison Alexy, assistant professor of anthropology and…
He is an international expert on federalism, intergovernmental relations, and constitutionalism By Meghan Cloonan ’10 Professor John Kincaid has written…
Student- and faculty-produced film focuses on the College’s Corn on the Quad sustainability project Dig The Earth, a student- and faculty-produced film…
Lisa Gabel, assistant professor of psychology, and Jennifer Kelly, assistant professor of music, will combine their expertise In response to mounting scientific…
ABC News, U.S. News, Forbes, and others spotlight her breakthrough research comparing the psychological health of married and unmarried adults Research…
She is supervising Miao Wang ’12 in research funded by the Lindback Foundation When Miranda I. Teboh-Ewungkem, assistant professor of mathematics, looks…