Jordan Windholz’s article, “Fair Play: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Antiphrasis, and the Broad Flouts of White Supremacy,” has been published in the 50th anniversary issue of Shakespeare Studies in a special Forum on the legacies of whiteness in Shakespeare and renaissance literature. The Forum presents ongoing discussions about the study of race in Shakespeare’s work beyond his traditional “race” plays.…
Dr. Dhiman Chattopadhyay, assistant professor of Communications, Journalism and Media, has release a new book titled “Indian journalism and the impact on social media.” The book is a pan-Indian study that examines social media’s impact on Indian journalism. Throughout the book Chattopadhyay highlights emerging challenges and discusses the way forward for India’s newsroom. The book…
Dr. Karin J. Bohleke contributed a chapter to “Reading Textiles as Text: Katharina von Bora’s Self-Representation through Dress. “Reading Textiles as Text: Katharina von Bora’s Self-Representation through Dress.” Women Reformers in Early Modern Europe: Profiles, Texts, and Contexts. Edited by Kirsi I. Stjerna. 301-311. Minneapolis, MN: Fortress Press/Media 1517, 2022.
Dr. Mohammad Rahaman published a study that is the first to confirm a curvilinear relationship between Customer Engagement(CE) and Sharing Behavior Intentions (SBI). It challenges conventional theorizing about highly engaged customers, revealing high CE levels fail to produce corresponding increases in Online Brand Community (OBC) members’ SBI. Further, empirical support validates the moderating role of…
Drs. Griffith, Potoczak, Hatvany, and Norwood – Psychology The **Schrimp A. J., Griffith, J. D. Potoczak, K., Hatvany, T. C., Norwood, A E.Q., & **Conley A. (In press) Sample Size in Behavioral Research: A Systematic Review of JEAB and JABA from 2009 to 2018. Brazilian Journal of Behavior Analysis
Dr. Amber Norwood —-undergraduate student under my direction, Myah Chapman, was awarded a Summer Undergraduate Research Experience grant and used this time to work on a mental health literacy project re: OCD and undergraduate students —I accompanied a number of undergrad students, grad students, and alum to the 2022 Eastern Psychological Association Conference in New…
Dr. Thomas Hatvany and Katie Barber (former graduate student) published an article “Moxie: individual variability in motivation intensity” in the journal Current Psychology in June (2022)
Dr. Jamonn Campbell, Psychology, worked with students in PSY 335 Social Influence course to research and use persuasion tactics to raise funds to help the Center for Land Use and Sustainability purchase a new tractor for the ShipComposts campaign.
Dr. Luis Melera presented the research talk “Optimal Bandwidth Selection in BioFET Measurements” at the 12th European Conference on Mathematical and Theoretical Biology. Meeting was held in Heidelberg, Germany from September 19-23, 2022. https://ecmtb2022.org/
Shari Horner, English chaired a session entitled “England and Beyond” in memory of Dr. Paul Szarmach, former President of the Medieval Academy, at the 57th International Congress on Medieval Studies in May 2022. https://wmich.edu/medievalcongress Dr. Horner Presented a paper entitled “Opening Words: Saintly Speech and Bodily Rupture in the Old English Juliana” at the 2022 International Medieval…