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Sue Johnson’s Exhibition Receives Positive Review

In a review on Commercial Appeal, part of the USA Today network, Frederic Koeppel wrote “prepare for some sardonic chuckles and laughs,” in regard to an exhibition by St. Mary’s College of Maryland Professor of Art Sue Johnson. Running through Nov. 11,  “Sue Johnson: Home of Future Things,” is at the Martha and Robert Fogelman Galleries Find out more »

Carrie Patterson’s Exhibition Oct. 3-28 at Mary Baldwin College’s Hunt Gallery

  Professor of Art Carrie Patterson’s exhibition “Light Box: New Work by Carrie Patterson” runs through Oct. 28 at Mary Baldwin College’s Hunt Gallery in Staunton, Va. Patterson’s artwork considers how color, form and line metaphorically measure the human condition as experienced through the body. “I paint to give expression to the experience of inhabiting Find out more »

SMCM Introduces Keti Koti Dialogue Table with Breaking Bread – Breaking Chains Event

On Wednesday, Sept. 27, the Keti Koti Table Foundation on behalf of St. Mary’s College of Maryland introduced for the first time in the United States, a formal Keti Koti Dialogue Table with a Breaking Bread – Breaking Chains dinner dialogue at the public honors college. The Dutch tradition was established over the last ten Find out more »

Student Nicolette Coluzzi and Professor Randy Larsen publish in International Journal of Conservation Science

Chemistry Major Nicolette Coluzzi, Professor Randy Larsen and external collaborator Antonino Cosentino were recently published in the International Journal of Conservation Science. Their paper named “Free XRF Spectroscopic Database of Pigments Checker,” contains a collection of spectra of over 50 historic paints that would be useful for art historians and conservators to identify the types Find out more »

Chemistry Department at St. Mary’s College Publish in Journal of Chemical Education

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Kelly Neiles, Visiting Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Amanda Schech, and Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Pamela Mertz from St. Mary’s College, as well Craig N. Streu, assistant professor of biochemistry, Albion College; and Randall Reif, assistant professor of chemistry, University of Mary Washington; had an article published in the Find out more »

Associate Dean Donald Stabile’s New Book Published

Associate Dean of Academic Services Donald Stabile recently had published “The Political Economy of a Living Wage: Progressives, the New Deal, and Social Justice.” The book focuses on President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s use of the phrase “living wage” in a variety of speeches, letters, and statements, and examines the degree to which programs of the Find out more »

Professor Sue Johnson Exhibit to run Sept. 16-Nov. 11 at The Martha and Robert Fogelman Galleries of Contemporary Art

Professor of Art Sue Johnson’s Home of Future Things exhibit will run Sept. 16 through Nov. 11 at The Martha and Robert Fogelman Galleries of Contemporary Art in Memphis, Tenn. The exhibition features small-scale works on paper as well as floor-to-ceiling vinyl panels and decals that Johnson has designed—transforming the gallery into the interior of Find out more »

Three Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistants Welcomed by St. Mary’s College for 2016-17 Academic Year

Sarah Couvin of France, Hannes Finnern of Germany, and Ane González Ruiz of Spain, have been awarded a Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (FLTA) Program grant to serve as teaching assistants in the Department of International Languages and Cultures and take courses at St. Mary’s College of Maryland for academic year 2016-17. While in the United States, the three Find out more »

Chemistry students present research at American Chemical Society National Expo

(St. Mary’s City, MD) July 1, 2016 – St. Mary’s College of Maryland chemistry undergraduates presented their research at the American Chemical Society’s 252nd National Meeting and Expo in Philadelphia, PA, August 21-25, 2016. Nicolette Coluzzi presented her research entitled “Multiple uses of analytical chemistry for art and archeological research.” Leah Dignan presented her research Find out more »