Faculty Accomplishments (page 11)
Susan Rankaitis – Art, Emerita
Professor Rankaitis’ work was included in the group exhibition “Fact and Fiction in Contemporary Art” curated by Toby Jurovics at the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, NE, February 28 through […]
Read MoreLuis Salés – Religious Studies
Professor Salés published the following articles: · “To Kill a Matriarchy: Makədda, Queen of Ethiopia and the Specter of Pauline Androprimacy in the Kəbrä Nägäśt,” in African Journal of Gender and Religion (forthcoming, […]
Read MoreIrene Tang – Biology
Professor Tang published the following article in a peer-reviewed research journal: Wu M, Feng G, Zhang B, Xu K, Wang Z, Cheng S, Chang C, Vyas A, Tang Z, Liu X. Phosphoproteomics […]
Read MoreDiane Thomson – Biology and Environmental Science
Professor Thomson published three journal articles. Two of the articles were co-authored by Scripps alumnae who did research in her lab when they were students (denoted with *). · Thomson, […]
Read MoreTrang Tran – Art
Professor Tran’s Show “To View a Plastic Flower” featured new video and multimedia installations that engage themes of interconnectivity, perspectivism, and the poetics (as well as politics) of conflict. Los […]
Read MoreEthan Van Arnam – Chemistry
Professor Van Arnam published the following journal article together with Keck science students (*): Chang, P. T.*; Rao, K.*; Longo, L. O.*; Lawton, E. S.*; Scherer, G.*; Van Arnam, E. […]
Read MoreKevin Vennemann – German
Professor Vennemann published the following: · A German translation of Franco Berardi’s study The Soul at Work (Berlin: Matthes und Seitz, 2020), February 2020; · A German translation of Donald Richie’s Tractate on […]
Read MoreRivka – Weinberg Philosophy
Professor Weinberg published, “The Road to Auschwitz Wasn’t Paved with Indifference,” The New York Times, The Stone Opinionator Column, January 21, 2020. She was interviewed (video) by Ricardo Lopes, The Dissenter, on the […]
Read MoreNancy Williams – Chemistry
Professor Williams was honored to give the ChemAIMS lecture at Stanford University entitled, “Trans Ligands, Transition Metals, and Trans Advocacy: No Other Way to Be Alive, a Queen, and Nearly […]
Read MoreKevin Williamson – Dance
Professor Williamson’s newest work “Safe and Sound,” was reviewed in LA Chronicle. The work, originally scheduled to premiere in April 2020 but it was cancelled due to the pandemic, was released […]
Read MoreStacey Wood – Psychology, Molly Mason Jones Chair in Psychology
Professor Wood published the article: · “Here’s how scammers are exploiting coronavirus fears” in Salon, March 2020. https://www.salon.com/writer/stacey-wood She is quoted in the article “Bogus Vaccines. Fake Testing Sites. Virus […]
Read MoreMartha Barcenas-Mooradian – Spanish, Latin American and Caribbean Literatures and Cultures
Professor Barcenas-Mooradian’s Advanced-Seminar class “Cultural Competence in the Health Professions” received a Mellon Interdisciplinary Humanities Initiative award for the integration of a community engaged pedagogy working with local organizations, including […]
Read MoreSuchi Branfman – Dance
Professor Branfman, in collaboration with Scripps Presents performed her work “Dancing Through Prison Walls,” a piece which is the result of her five-year artist residency at the California Rehabilitation Center, […]
Read MoreSusan Castagnetto – Philosophy
Professor Castagnetto published the essay “Women’s Writing Groups Inside: Resistance, Healing and Change,” co-authored with Molly Stanley (Professor Emerita, Political Science, Vassar), in Critical Perspectives on Teaching in Prison: Students […]
Read MoreWendy Cheng – American Studies
Professor Cheng published the article “The Taiwan Revolutionary Party and Sinophone Political Praxis in New York,” in Amerasia Journal, in a special issue on Asian American activism coedited by Diane […]
Read MoreChristina Edholm – Mathematics
Professor Edholm gave a contributed talk, “Modeling the role of superspreaders in infectious disease outbreaks,” at the 12th Annual Women in Mathematics in Southern California (WimSoCal), September 2019. https://math.csuci.edu/about/wimsocal2019-csuci.htm
Read MoreJulin Everett – French
Professor Everett presented the talk “The Apparel of Others: Used Clothing in Colonial Contexts,” as invited speaker for the Fashion and Justice Workshop at Bard Graduate Center, New York, NY, […]
Read MoreCindy Forster – History
Professor Forster’s article “Bolivia: ‘We’ll Launch a Coup if Evo Wins’” was published in several Latin American newspapers including Amandala, a leading newspaper of Belize. https://www.resumen-english.org/2019/10/bolivia-well-launch-a-coup-if-evo-wins/#more-10932
Read MoreMartha Gonzalez – Chicanx-Latinx Studies
Professor Gonzalez performed two of her compositions which were specially orchestrated for her and the Arizona State University symphony, for “Towards A More Perfect Union,” a theatrical, symphonic concert with […]
Read MoreKen Gonzales-Day – Art
Professor Gonzales-Day’s work was featured in the following exhibits: “Photography For Social Justice” at the Society for Photographic Education Regional Conference & Exhibition, co-hosted by the West and Southwest Chapters […]
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