Chang-Seong Hong, Philosophy, presented his Korean-language article “The Paradox of Enlightenment and Private Language Argument” at a June conference celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Institute for Buddhist Culture at Dongguk University in Seoul, Korea. A revised version of the 12,000-word paper was accepted for publication in the Aug. 31 issue of Bulgyohakbo, a Korean-language journal of Buddhist studies.
Annette Morrow, History, presented a paper: “Dragons and Breastmilk: Reading Perpetua’s Passion in the 21st Century” at the 10th Annual ATINER International Conference on History: From Ancient to Modern, in Athens, Greece on July 30, 2012.
Henry Chan, History, presented a paper titled “The Marvels of Cathay: Facts and Fiction in Odoric of Pordenone’s (c. 1286-1331) Relatio on Fourteenth-century China,” at the International Conference on Ancient and Medieval History at Nankai University in Tianjin, China, June 15-18. He also chaired a panel at the conference.
Sociology and political science student, Tyler C. Anderson, senior, and Dr. Lee Garth Vigilant, Sociology & Criminal Justice, presented a paper at the 18th Annual Qualitative Research Conference at the University of St. Thomas on June 15. The paper’s title was “Try To See It My Way:” Interpretive Dilemmas in Insider/Outsider Team Research (Reading “Gender Control” into Data from a […]
Claudia Murphy and Linda Fuselier, Women’s and Gender Studies, in collaboration with Deepa Trivedi, a student in Biology and Women’s and Gender Studies, presented conference papers at the National Women’s Studies Association meeting in Atlanta on November 12. The work, “Science Education as Activism” detailed curriculum innovations at MSUM.