Dr. Baugh’s Panel Presentation on Reframing Immigration Research
Dr. Stacey Baugh’s panel presentation on the topic: “Reframing Immigration Research: Promoting Community-Research Partnerships to Bring Community Voices to the Forefront of Service and Policy” was accepted by the Baltimore Immigration Summit. The panel presentation will be held Friday, Nov. 19 at the 2010 Baltimore Immigration Summit. Towson University’s Baltimore Immigration Summit is a one-day event which...
Raul Tovares, Associate Professor Interviews on Earthbeat (WPFW Radio)
Associate Professor of Communication Dr. Raul Tovares, appeared on the radio program, “Earthbeat” on September 14, 2010. Professor Tovares was interviewed on the media frames of Latino immigrants and the relationship of this framing to the anti-immigrant wing of the environmental movement. “Earthbeat” is a nationally syndicated radio program that addresses climate and clean energy issues.
Dr. Elizabeth Child, Dr. Carlota Ocampo and Dr. Angela Lanier’s presentation accepted – AAC&U Network for Academic Renewal Conference 2011
Dr. Elizabeth Child, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Carlota Ocampo, Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, and Dr. Angela Lanier’s presentation entitled: “Meeting the Needs of High-Risk Students through General Education Reform: The Decanal Role” was accepted for presentation at the American Association of Colleges and Universities Network for Academic Renewal...
Dr. Carlota Ocampo publishes article in American Psychological Association Journal
Dr. Carlota Ocampo, Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Associate Professor pf Psychology recently published an article entitled, “Is there such a thing as Indigenous Mental Health? Implications for Research, Education, Practice, and Policy-Making in Psychology”, in the American Psychological Association’s Office of Ethnic Minority Affairs (Editors), Communique: Special Edition on the Psychology...
Eugene Markowski and Sharon Shafer’s Creative Collaboration
Professor Markowski and Professor Shafer have created an ensemble that combines music and art. The Fine Arts professors at Trinity Washington University began this creative process when Shafer first composed a song cycle entitled, In Paradisum, and Markowski sketched drawings inspired by the music. The duo have since created a new piece called The Artist Speaks, presenting a fusion...