Phil Mouch presented at Central States Philosophical Association
Phil Mouch, Philosophy, presented his paper “Self-Defense and Wisconsin’s Castle Doctrine” at the Central States Philosophical Association in Columbia, Miss., on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Paul Sando will present at “Beyond the Border”
Paul Sando, Department of Anthropology and Earth Science, will be presenting at the “Beyond the Border” Conference (Jointly sponsored by the Canadian Consulate and the Midwest Assoc. of Canadian Studies) on Oct. 5-6 at The University of North Dakota in Grand Forks. His paper is titled: “A System Tested: Water Issues and International Relations along the Souris River.”
Physics and Astronomy research presented at European Materials Research Society meeting
Work done in the Department of Physics and Astronomy was presented at the 2012 European Materials Research Society meeting in Strasbourg, France. Physics students Pragalv Karki, Ravindra Regmi, Tom Mooney, and Andrew Larson worked with Dr. Ananda Shastri to analyze proton motion in the sodium thio-hydroxogermanate proton conductors. Understanding these materials may lead to better fuel cell performance. The results […]
Jeremy Carney will present at two regional human service conferences
Dr. Jeremy Carney, Associate Professor of Social Work, will present on professional ethics at two regional human service conferences this fall. Carney will deliver a presentation entitled “I Can Live How I Choose: Ethical considerations regarding client self-determination” to the Northern Plains Conference on Aging and Disability on Sept. 26 and the Minnesota Social Services Association north west regional conference […]
Professor Ruth Lumb receives Chinese government research grant
Professor Ruth Lumb, School of Business, and Professor Yu Lixin, PhD, School of Management, at Xi’an University of Science & Technology have received a research grant from Shaanxi Provincial Government of China. There were over 7,000 applicants from top universities, research institutions and enterprises. The Provincial Government issued grants to the top 200 applicants.