Professor Chattopadhyay new book, Global Journalism In Comparative Perspective analyzes global journalism in a way that has not been established by other professionals and scholars in the field of communications and media. Many researchers look at journalism through a western standpoint, whereas Chattopadhyay recognizes and compares how journalism exists in the east vs the west.
*Parts of this story first appeared in a media release issued by the American Chemical Society Some funky research is brewing at Shippensburg University and the scientific world is taking notice. Faculty and students from the Chemistry Department are investigating ways to reliably minimize alcohol, tailor taste profiles and speed up the kombucha fermentation…
Dr. Dhiman Chattopadhyay’s second book titled “Global Journalism in Comparative Perspective: Case Studies” (Routledge, London) was published on February 4, 2024. This edited volume has 16 chapters with contributions from 21 scholars across 11 nations and five continents. Chapters focus on issues such as technology and journalistic practices; safety, security, and journalism; journalism education and…
Dr. Corey J.M. Williams has published his research paper “The Potential Role of Manufacturers’ Orders in the Linear-Quadratic Flexible Accelerator Model” in Research in Applied Economics. Read the article here: https://www.macrothink.org/journal/index.php/rae/article/view/21269/16653
Dr. Corey J.M. Williams has published his research paper, “Unraveling Producer Price Inflation Pass-Through: Quantification, Structural Breaks, and Causal Direction” in Economics: The Open-Access, Open-Assessment Journal. Find the article here: https://www.degruyter.com/journal/key/econ/html
Prof. James Lohrey’s paper, Examining Risk Management in the Peloton Treadmill Crisis: A Case Study, has been selected to be included at the annual International Crisis and Risk Communication Conference (ICRCC) to be held March 11-13, 2024, in Orlando, Florida. Lohrey’s paper was part of his doctoral studies he is currently completing at IUP. More about…
In the spring of 2021, Dr. Tim Hawkins, professor of geography and earth science, went on sabbatical to Barbados through a Fulbright Scholar Award. At that time, he was studying the impact of North Atlantic storms on Caribbean ocean swells. Dr. Hawkins met a lot of great people at the University of the West Indies…
LeaderSHIP Flashback to 2009 when Wood Honors College Director Dr. Kim Klein wanted to implement an experiential and progressive learning project to achieve real objectives and gain a deeper understanding of global community. The service-learning project would be part of the Honors Colloquium and had to be international, interdisciplinary, and sustainable. Her students performed research…
Dr. Koller presented a lecture on White Collar Crime at a Marquette University Law School workshop on “Corporate Compliance” in early March. The lecture centered on a prior publication – Koller, C., Patterson, L. & Scalf, E. (2014). When Moral Reasoning and Ethics Training Fail: Reducing White Collar Crime through the Control of Opportunities for…
Dr. Steven Burg was invited by the Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Office to present at the February 7, 2023, meeting of the Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Board. He shared with the board the research he conducted during his fall 2022 sabbatical leave in a presentation entitled, “Discovering Pennsylvania’s African American Cemeteries.” At that meeting, the Board…