Blogs about: Student Research
Featured Blog
Emma Amos, "Identity," 2006
wrote 11 hours ago: Professor Jennifer Borland’s Gender in Visual Culture seminar recently studied the Femfolio, a portf … more →
The Foibles of Man: Nancy Spero, “Maypole War,” 2007
wrote 1 week ago: Professor Jennifer Borland’s Gender in Visual Culture seminar recently studied the Femfolio, a portf … more →
Data Collection
— 1 comment
wrote 1 week ago: This week was all about data collection, data collection and more data collection. It was a very tir … more →
A Wyoming Titan of Industry: Frank Bosler
wrote 1 week ago: [Editor's note: The AHC invited UW students enrolled in Professor Rick Ewig's Archival Methods cours … more →
Re-Mapping the Known World: Joyce Kozloff, “Maui: Sugar Plantation,” 2007
wrote 2 weeks ago: Professor Jennifer Borland’s Gender in Visual Culture seminar recently studied the Femfolio, a portf … more →
Leading Research on Allergy Vaccines at CSM
wrote 2 weeks ago: Dr. Cathy Yang, Chair and Professor of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Rowan Univers … more →
STEM Symposium at Rowan
wrote 2 weeks ago: On April 26, the 16th annual STEM Student Research Symposium at Rowan was held. At this day-long and … more →
Undergraduate and Graduate Research Symposia 2012-2013
wrote 2 weeks ago: Undergraduate and Graduate Research Symposia (2012-2013) The following Spanish majors wrote their re … more →
Translation: A Blessing and a Curse
wrote 2 weeks ago: Although translation is one of the most fascinating and interesting parts of literature, not many pe … more →
Angry Woman or Feminist Critic? Joan Snyder, "Angry Women," 2007
— 3 comments
wrote 3 weeks ago: Professor Jennifer Borland’s Gender in Visual Culture seminar recently studied the Femfolio, a … more →
Rise of Rebellion: The Chocolate War and The Hunger Games Fight for Justice
wrote 3 weeks ago: By: Molly Boylan In young adult novels, rebellion can come in the form of chocolate and berries. But … more →
My Name is Lizzie Bennet...and I've Invaded the Internet
wrote 3 weeks ago: By: Noelle Kozak “It is a truth universally acknowledged” that Pride and Prejudice, the brainchild o … more →
Great Resources For Senior High School History Classes
wrote 3 weeks ago: For high school teachers looking to provide their students with a gentle introduction to academic wr … more →
"Shoulder to Shoulder and Heart to Heart:" On the Road with Whitman, Steinbeck, and Springsteen
wrote 3 weeks ago: Kelsey Healey The tradition of the road narrative has long been a part of American culture. Walt Wh … more →
Honor Student Tyler George, Speaking at Mathematics Colloquium
wrote 3 weeks ago: Math Colloquium MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT, FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY MATH COLLOQUIUM, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, … more →
There is a reason why the tongue is the strongest muscle in the body; just ask Bill Clinton: The Power of Rhetoric in Message and Medium
— 1 comment
wrote 4 weeks ago: By: Kasey Lynn Aristotle claims, “the law is reason free from passion.” However, passion is not as f … more →
A Look, Not a Gaze: Joan Semmel, "Untitled," 2007, from the "Femfolio"
wrote 4 weeks ago: Professor Jennifer Borland’s Gender in Visual Culture seminar recently studied the Femfolio, a … more →
Why Wikipedia? Parents Ask
wrote 1 month ago: “Why use Wikipedia?” adults often ask. What they are really asking is, “Should my … more →
New journal paper co-authored with undergrad student
wrote 1 month ago: Today a journal paper I co-authored with former undergraduate student Naomi Shadbolt about a SCOM300 … more →
