Paul Harris, History, presented a paper entitled “Exporting Uplift from Georgia to Liberia: Two Methodist Schools”, as part of the annual meeting of the Yale-Edinburgh Group on the History of the Missionary Movement and World Christianity in New Haven, Conn. The paper grew out of an ongoing research project on racial politics in the northern branch of the Methodist Church, […]
Henry Chan, History, presented a paper titled “Propaganda by the Deed: A Study of George Fong’s Assassination Attempt on Prince Zaixun in California, 1910,” at the International Conference on the Centenary of China’s 1911 Revolution, in Hong Kong, May 6-7. He also attended the Twentieth Annual World History Association Conference hosted by Capital Normal University in Beijing, China, July 7-10.
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Sandy Pearce, English, delivered a paper on George Kelly, Pulitzer-Prize winning Irish-American playwright at the University of Wisconsin Madison for the national meeting of the American Conference for Irish Studies. Pearce will be bringing this group of scholars to MSUM next October for the regional meeting. Also accompanying Pearce to the Wisconsin conference were two English students, Andrew Olson (MFA […]
Oscar Flores, Economics, had a co-authored paper published in the March issue of The Empirical Economic Letters. Flores and Sandra Hanson McPherson, the main author, found evidence suggesting that unemployment due to the mismatch of skills that potential workers have and employers want increased in Canada during the early 1990s.