John Miller, assistant professor of early American literature at Longwood University, will speak Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 7 p.m. in Longwood’s Chichester Science Center G12 on “Becoming a Citizen of NASCAR Nation: Toyota, Stock Car Racing, and American Culture in an Era of Globalization.”
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Ramesh Rao’s paper titled “Talking to the Dying: Hindu Views, Hindu Ways” submitted for presentation at the Southern States Communication Association Convention (April 2010) has been adjudged the top paper in the Intercultural Communication division. Ramesh presented a paper titled “Finding Space for Hinduism in the Public Square: Breaking Barriers, Creating Opportunities,” at the National […]
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Joe Montoya will present a poster & podium presentation of his clinical research on obese Mexican-American adults at the annual Virginia Council of Nurse Practitioner Conference and Howard University Diversity Conference in March 2010.
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John Miller had an article, “A Forest of Sharp Bayonets at Your Breast”: The Nature of Resistance in William Gilmore Simms’s “Notes from Bartram,” published in the Summer/Winter 2009 issue of The Simms Review.
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Patricia Lust presented a session entitled Musical Illustration: An Infusion of Fine Arts to Enliven the General Elementary Classroom at the 2009 Mountain Lake Colloquium.
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Naomi Johnson’s case study “The Whole Package: Commodifying the Self” will be published this year in the upcoming book “Casing Interpersonal Communication: Case Studies in Personal and Social Relationships.”
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[kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/X716qKVGwhw” width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /] Brett Hursey’s plays won 28 national and international awards and were produced 40 times in 2009. 15 of these productions appeared off/off-off Broadway in Manhattan. Additionally, two of his shows will be performed in festivals at the 2010 Olympics.
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Tim Holmstrom and colleagues at Jefferson Lab have had their paper “High Resolution Spectroscopy of N-16(Lambda) by Electroproduction” published in Physical Review Letters, volume 103, 2009
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Mark Fink received a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality‟s Coastal Zone Management Program for his work on biodiversity assessment of the Living Shore-lines of Longwood’s Hull Springs Farm. Also, his article “Preparing future teachers: Using a SENCER approach to positively affect dispositions toward science” has […]
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Craig Challender’s new book of poems, As Details Become Available, will be published by Pecan Grove Press later this year. A finalist for The Journal/Ohio State University Press Poetry Award, Details is his third full-length collection; almost half the manuscript was written during a Spring, 1998 sabbatical. Two of those poems received Pushcart Prize nominations. […]
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