Last semester twelve students participated in Professor Anna S. Arnar’s “Curatorial Projects” seminar in which each student conducted research on artwork by women artists featured in the permanent collection of the Plains Art Museum. The class produced a 97-page catalogue titled “Out of Storage” with essays dedicated to forty-one different artists. These essays are currently being used by the Plains […]
Two Economics students presented at the undergraduate student sessions of the Eastern Economic Association meetings in New York City held March 1 and 2. Rebecca Weir studied the factors affecting the reduction in average annual milk consumption in the US. She found that as families eat out more frequently, the consumption of milk per person has decreased. Adam Schutt compared […]
By Kiley Fee and McKenzie Zacha (Marketing major, Paseka School of Business) with their advisor, Dr. Wooyang Kim (Assistant Professor of Marketing), two papers have been accepted at 2019 Annual Meeting of the Korea-America Hospitality & Tourism Educators Association. These studies will be presented at the conference and published in the conference proceedings (Las Vegas, NV: April 12-13, 2019). The […]
Dr. Anthony Ocaña (Communication Studies, School of Communication and Journalism) presented his co-authored research this past weekend in Prague, Czech Republic, at the Progressive Connexions project Humour: An Inclusive Interdisciplinary Conference. The paper, entitled “I’m So Angry I Made a Sign”: The Use of Humour in Protest Signs, analyzed how protest sign humour used in large US demonstrations between 2016-2018 […]
All M.S. in Counseling students that sat for the National Counselor Exam in the fall semester passed their test and are one step closer to becoming eligible for their license. The National Counselor Exam is required to become a licensed professional counselor in many states. This is the second consecutive fall that the Counseling program has had a 100% pass […]