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Dianne Ford and Patrick Rudd present at intercultural skills conference
February 21, 2019
Center for Engaged Learning offers resources for undergraduate research mentors
February 20, 2019
Faculty members can find many resources about mentoring undergraduate students on the Center for Engaged Learning’s website.
Valle publishes article in Journal of Character & Leadership Development
February 19, 2019
Matthew Valle, Martha and Spencer Love Professor of Business and professor of management, and Dave Levy, professor of management at the United States Air Force Academy, discuss the application of Dynamic Capabilities Theory to leadership development programs in the U.S. Air Force.
Music Students win N.C. vocal competition
February 18, 2019
The trio will now compete at the Mid-Atlantic NATS Regional competition to be held in March
Biology faculty member co-authors research presentation at national conference
February 14, 2019
Assistant Professor of Biology Jen Hamel co-authored a research presentation for the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology Conference in Tampa, FL.
Vanessa Bravo publishes article about Mexico’s public diplomacy strategies
February 13, 2019
The associate professor of communications examined the recent messaging strategies that the embassy of Mexico in the United States employs to reach its diaspora community via websites, Facebook and Twitter.
Karen Yokley and alumna publish paper on toxicological modeling
February 12, 2019
The associate professor of mathematics and Jaclyn (DeVincent) Ashcraft '16 worked with Nicholas Luke from North Carolina A&T State University on the article, which appears in Volume 8 of the journal BIOMATH.
Stephen A. Futrell performs at Jazz Festival
February 9, 2019
The Associate Professor of Music appeared as guest adjudicator, clinician and performer.
Kesgin publishes paper on when leaders make uncharacteristic foreign policy choices
February 8, 2019
Assistant Professor of Political Science Baris Kesgin’s recent research is based on the premise that when leaders depart from their long-held, publicly known policy positions, one possible explanation is changes in their personality. Kesgin puts this assumption to test in the case of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in August 2005.
New book by Mina Garcia explores 'Idolatry and the Construction of the Spanish Empire'
February 7, 2019
Mina Garcia, associate professor of Spanish, publishes her second book bridging the gap between colonial Mexico and Early Modern Spain.