Associate Professor of Mathematics Alex Meadows has had the article “Chomp in Disguise,” coauthored by Andrew MacLaughlin ’09, published in the College Mathematics Journal.
Co-Edited Volume by Arnett Published in Multilingual Matters
Associate Professor Katy Arnett’s co-edited volume, “Minority Populations in Canadian Second Language Education,” has been published by Multilingual Matters. In addition to editing duties, Arnett wrote a chapter for the book, examining the practice of exempting students with learning disabilities from French study in Canada.
Brady Has Article Accepted for Publication in the Journal Behavioural Brain Research
Associate Professor of Psychology Anne Marie Brady has had the article “Impairments in set-shifting but not reversal learning in the neonatal ventral hippocampal lesion model of schizophrenia: Further evidence for medial prefrontal deficits” accepted for publication in the journal Behavioural Brain Research. The article is coauthored by Katerina Placek ’12, William Chris Dippel ’12, and Shelby Find out more »
Mertz Presents Poster Coauthored by Streu for ASBMB Symposium
Associate Professor of Chemistry Pamela Mertz presented a poster coauthored by Assistant Professor Craig Streu for the ASBMB Symposium “Student-Centered Education in the Molecular Life Sciences” in Seattle, WA, on Aug. 5. The presentation was titled “The Two-Semester Biochemistry Lab Experience at St. Mary’s College of Maryland: Laying a Foundation in Semester One and Building a Community of Find out more »
Article by Phillips Published in Peer-Reviewed Journal
Department of Art and Art History Visiting Assistant Professor Ruth Anne Phillips has had an article accepted for publication in the peer-reviewed journal The Latin Americanist. The title of the article is “Stone, Water, and Mortarless Constructions: Frank Lloyd Wright and the Pre-Columbian Inca,” and it is co-authored with R. Sarah Richardson.
Ballesteros is Founder and Editor of Zozobra Publishing
José Ballesteros, associate professor of Spanish, is founder and editor of Zozobra Publishing, a bilingual press featuring poetry and prose by Latino writers. Zozobra is the only Spanish-English publishing company in the Washington region. Read more in this Washington Post article. Books can be purchased as e-books or soft-covers at zozobrapublishing.com.
Adler Presents at International Meeting on Color and Light in Nature
Professor of Physics Charles Adler presented the talk “The Shadow Knows: Refraction by Complex Menisci” at the 11th International Meeting on Color and Light in Nature in Fairbanks, Alaska on Aug. 5, 2013. The conferences are held every three years, and are gatherings of world experts on meteorological optics, and other interactions of light and Find out more »
Von Kellenbach Publishes Book on Nazi Perpetrators
Professor of Religious Studies Katharina von Kellenbach has authored a new book, The Mark of Cain, which is being published by Oxford University Press. Using primary source documents, Professor von Kellenbach analyzes the moral and spiritual struggles of Nazi perpetrators after World War II, proposing the biblical story of the mark of Cain as a counter Find out more »
Mertz Appointed Regional Director
Associate Professor of Chemistry Pamela Mertz was recently appointed to a three-year term as Southeast Regional Director of the Undergraduate Affiliate Network (UAN) for the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. The UAN committee has a planning retreat in Bethesda in September.
Two St. Mary’s College Sailors Selected for All-Star Team to Compete in British-American Sailing Tour
This July, the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association is sending a team of seven sailors to the UK to compete against the British University Sailing Association team (the UK equivalent of ICSA). Sailors will compete in the course of five official matches over a three-week-long sailing tour. St. Mary’s College of Maryland senior Joshua Greenslade, and recent Find out more »