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Sep 18, 2008

Professor Emeritus Joseph Sherma Publishes New Book on Thin Layer Chromatography

New text investigates plant-based bioactive compounds Joseph Sherma, Larkin Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, published a new book focusing on the topic…

Sep 11, 2008

Caroline Lee Receives 2008 Outstanding Article Award from American Sociological Association

Anthropology and sociology professor studied how different communities approach democracy Caroline Lee, assistant professor of anthropology and sociology…

Sep 10, 2008

Professor Mary Jo Lodge Receives Rave Reviews for The Grecian Formula

Critics hail the direction and choreography in Lodge’s August production at New York’s International Fringe Festival Mary Jo Lodge, assistant professor…

Sep 9, 2008

Alastair Noble Opens Exhibit in Chicago and is Featured in Sculpture Magazine

Article focuses on six of the art professor’s projects Alastair Noble, assistant professor of art, held an exhibition, “Babel, A Project of Place,”…

Sep 5, 2008

Professor Rado Pribic Considers the Problems of German Unification in New Book

The Trouble with German Unification, Essays on Daniela Dahn, looks at Germany’s 20-year transition from socialism to capitalism In his latest book, Rado…

Aug 7, 2008

Professor Skip Wilkins Releases New CD, The Paint-Peeler

The Skip Wilkins Quintet will perform at the Williams Center Oct. 2 Skip Wilkins, associate professor of music, released his latest CD, The Paint-Peeler…

Aug 5, 2008

Service-Learning Project Contributes to Health Literacy in Easton

Students will work with local community partners Two professors are laying the groundwork for future community-based research by creating a health literacy…

Jul 29, 2008

Professor Jamila Bookwala Receives Grant for Research on Impact of Divorce Later in Life

Project will include student collaboration Jamila Bookwala, associate professor of psychology, was recently awarded a grant from the 2008 Wisconsin Longitudinal…

Jul 25, 2008

National Science Foundation Grant Will Fund State-of the-Art Engineering Facility

Multidisciplinary structure will be used to study soil-structure interaction and stability A major grant from the National Science Foundation will allow…

Jul 24, 2008

Lafayette in the News

Research by Professor Chris Ruebeck appears in U.S. News and World Report Research by Christopher S. Ruebeck, assistant professor of economics and business…

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