Ramsey publishes study on student self-sabotage and identity gaps in communication studies
The CJM department's Matthew Ramsey publishes study on student self-sabotage and identity gaps in communication studies.
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Hale presents research on gender and ethnicity at human behavior conference
The psychology department's Robert Hale presents research on gender and ethnicity at human behavior conference.
Lohery co-authors and edits 13th edition of classic video production textbook
The CJM department's faculty member, James Lohery, co-authors and edits 13th edition of classic video production textbook.
The Poisoning of the American Mind by Lawrence Eppard, now available for preorder
What would you have to believe to dress up as a shaman, paint your face, and storm the U.S. Capitol? What could possibly lead somebody, on national television, to be confused by the simple question, what is a woman? Such behaviors would have been unimaginable only a few years ago. And yet here we are,…
Dhiman Chattopadhyay recent publications & interview with WITF
Dr. Chattopadhyay was interviewed on WITF’s award-winning radio show “The Spark” on May 2nd. He spoke to the show’s co-host Marquis Lupton on his 18-year career as an international journalist and his two recent books – one on Indian Journalism & the Impact of Social Media, and the other, an edited volume titled Global Journalism…
Scott Drzyzga presents work at 2024 GIS Conference at State College
Dr. Scott Drzyzga attended the 2024 Pennsylvania GIS Conference at State College and presented his work titled: “New Datums and a new State Plane Coordinate System Are Coming in 2025.” He also mentored two “Advanced GIS” students, Theresa Haug (GR) and Ekaterina Hampton (UG), who presented their map of the migrant crisis in the mountainous…
J.D. Griffith’s recently published article
Dr. Griffith and co-author Chris Trenge, lead author and former student in the Applied Psychology online graduate program, recently published “Master Turkers” An Assessment of Data Quality” in Measurement Instruments for the Social Sciences.
Amber Norwood, Tom Hatvany & Jim Griffith’s Psychology Research
Drs. Norwood, Hatvany, Griffith and two student authors, recently published an article titled “Scholarly Accomplishments: A United States Survey of Academic Psychologists” in the journal – Current Psychology, in its February 2024 issue. The paper contributed to the academic literature by establishing average metrics in scholarly activity across different forms of academic productivity, including published…
Ian M. Langella presents sustainable supply chain research at Cornell University
Dr. Ian M. Langella recently presented a paper entitled “Absolutely Sustainable and Responsible Global Supply Chains: Internalizing Environmental Externalities and Ensuring Human Rights” at the Western Business & Management Conference 2024 held at the Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations in New York City.
David Wildermuth joins “The Human Nature of Operation Barbarossa” panel
Dr. Wildermuth served as moderator and invited commentator for the panel “The Human Nature of Operation Barbarossa,” at the Society for Military History’s annual conference in Arlington, VA, on April 19, 2024, offering remarks on papers entitled, (a) “Trail of Blood: Mapping Army Group Center Officer Losses during the Battle of Smolensk and Beyond,” (b)…