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Todd Nemanic presents at two conferences
Jan 24, 2013
Professor Todd Nemanic gave presentations at the following conferences:
Professor Todd Nemanic gave presentations at the following conferences:
- The Southeastern TESOL Regional Conference held in Knoxville, Tenn. on Sept. 27-29, 2012. His topic was "Strategies to deal with homogenous and heterogenous classes."
- The Georgia TESOL held in Atlanta on Oct. 25-26, 2012. His presentation was on the advantages and disadvantages of working with homgenous and heterogenous classes and strategies to increase learning.
Zhang presents at Women Writers Conference
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Weihua Zhang presented a work of nonfiction - "Mama's Hair" at the Ninth Biennial Southern Women Writers Conference in Rome, Georgia.
Liberal arts professor Weihua Zhang presented a work of nonfiction - "Mama's Hair" at the Ninth Biennial Southern Women Writers Conference in Rome, Georgia.
Nicol Auguste delivers two talks
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Nicol Auguste delivered two talks this fall: "Her Sister's Story: Flannery O'Connor's Gift(s) of Grace" at Southeastern University and "The Gravity of Grace: An Interview with Sister Loretta Costa" at the Lecture Series at Flannery O'Connor's Childhood Home.
Liberal arts professor Nicol Auguste delivered two talks this fall: "Her Sister's Story: Flannery O'Connor's Gift(s) of Grace" at Southeastern University and "The Gravity of Grace: An Interview with Sister Loretta Costa" at the Lecture Series at Flannery O'Connor's Childhood Home.
Mary Doll presents at university collabortive
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Mary Doll presented "Let Us Critique What and How We Understand" at the Curriculum Summer Collaborative, sponsored by Georgia Southern University.
Liberal arts professor Mary Doll presented "Let Us Critique What and How We Understand" at the Curriculum Summer Collaborative, sponsored by Georgia Southern University.
Brandt presents at Jack London symposium
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Kenneth Brandt presented his paper "Debates and Delicate Issues in London Scholarship" and chaired the panel "My Favorite Jack London Essay" as part of the Jack London Society's 11th Biennial Symposium in Logan, Utah.
Liberal arts professor Kenneth Brandt presented his paper "Debates and Delicate Issues in London Scholarship" and chaired the panel "My Favorite Jack London Essay" as part of the Jack London Society's 11th Biennial Symposium in Logan, Utah.
Kate Newell presents at language conference
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Kate Newell presented "'Ineffaceable impressions' and Adaptive Influence in Daisy Miller" at the South Atlanta Modern Language Association Conference in Durham, North Carolina.
Liberal arts professor Kate Newell presented "'Ineffaceable impressions' and Adaptive Influence in Daisy Miller" at the South Atlanta Modern Language Association Conference in Durham, North Carolina.
New South Journalism publishes Key essay
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts chair and professor Harrison Key published his essay "The Old Man with No Pants" in the New South Journalism issue (fall 2012) of the Oxford American. Professor Key also serves as a monthly columnist for the magazine.
Liberal arts chair and professor Harrison Key published his essay "The Old Man with No Pants" in the New South Journalism issue (fall 2012) of the Oxford American. Professor Key also serves as a monthly columnist for the magazine.
Geller novel published by Kiki Firefly Press
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Steve Geller had his novel Nathan Feist, as well as three novels from his tetralogy, JEWS ON THE MOON, published by Kiki Firefly Press and made available on Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing.
Liberal arts professor Steve Geller had his novel Nathan Feist, as well as three novels from his tetralogy, JEWS ON THE MOON, published by Kiki Firefly Press and made available on Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing.
Randy Moffett co-winner of teaching award
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Randy Moffett was honored as a co-winner of the 2012 Georgia Political Science Association Annual Teaching Excellence Award (GATE). The GATE Award is designed to recognize excellence in teaching methods, as demonstrated at the annual conference each year in the annual teaching workshop.
Liberal arts professor Randy Moffett was honored as a co-winner of the 2012 Georgia Political Science Association Annual Teaching Excellence Award (GATE). The GATE Award is designed to recognize excellence in teaching methods, as demonstrated at the annual conference each year in the annual teaching workshop.
Kokkinou publishes in Computers & Security
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Eirini Kokkinou published "Access control for online social networks third party applications" in Computers & Security.
Liberal arts professor Eirini Kokkinou published "Access control for online social networks third party applications" in Computers & Security.
Journal publishes Dexin Tian work
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Intellectual property rights (IPR) disputes in cyberspace: U.S. hegemony and Chinese resistance" in Journal of Politics and Law.
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Intellectual property rights (IPR) disputes in cyberspace: U.S. hegemony and Chinese resistance" in Journal of Politics and Law.
Festival picks Afshin Hafizi's film
Dec 6, 2012
Liberal arts professor Afshin Hafizi's film project "When the Curtain Falls" was selected as an official entry in the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Liberal arts professor Afshin Hafizi's film project "When the Curtain Falls" was selected as an official entry in the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Susan Falls presents on Jacques Ranciere
Dec 5, 2012
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls presented a paper on Jacques Rancière and woven textiles at the 2012 meeting of the American Anthropological Association.
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls presented a paper on Jacques Rancière and woven textiles at the 2012 meeting of the American Anthropological Association.
Mary Doll presents at Ohio conference
Dec 5, 2012
Liberal arts professor Mary Doll presented "Why Myth Matters" at the Conference on Curriculum Theory and Classroom Practice" in Dayton, Ohio.
Liberal arts professor Mary Doll presented "Why Myth Matters" at the Conference on Curriculum Theory and Classroom Practice" in Dayton, Ohio.
Lexington Books publishes Dexin Tian work
Dec 5, 2012
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Like tiger mother, like tiger daughter: A content analysis of Eastern and Western parenting styles" in Parenting in Intercultural Contexts, a new volume from Lexington Books.
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Like tiger mother, like tiger daughter: A content analysis of Eastern and Western parenting styles" in Parenting in Intercultural Contexts, a new volume from Lexington Books.
Falls presents paper on use of sequential art
Dec 4, 2012
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls presented an original paper on the use of sequential art as a mode of ethnographic representation at the 2012 Visual Anthropology Research Conference.
Liberal arts professor Susan Falls presented an original paper on the use of sequential art as a mode of ethnographic representation at the 2012 Visual Anthropology Research Conference.
Dexin Tian publishes in policy journal
Dec 4, 2012
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Strategies under pressure: USA-China copyright dispute" in Journal of Science and Technology Policy in China.
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with C.C. Chao) published "Strategies under pressure: USA-China copyright dispute" in Journal of Science and Technology Policy in China.
Tian publishes in Cengage Learning volume
Dec 3, 2012
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with W.S. Jia and X.B. Jia) published "Chemerica: United States-China communication for the twenty-first century" in Intercultural Communication: A Reader, a new volume from Cengage Learning.
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian (along with W.S. Jia and X.B. Jia) published "Chemerica: United States-China communication for the twenty-first century" in Intercultural Communication: A Reader, a new volume from Cengage Learning.
Tian presents at communication convention
Nov 30, 2012
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian co-presented "Online copyright protection and innovation: International experiences and implications to China" as part of the Asia-Pacific Division of the 98th National Communication Association Annual Convention in Orlando, Florida.
Liberal arts professor Dexin Tian co-presented "Online copyright protection and innovation: International experiences and implications to China" as part of the Asia-Pacific Division of the 98th National Communication Association Annual Convention in Orlando, Florida.
Zhang published book about early China years
Oct 9, 2012
Professor Weihua Zhang published "Dream Variations: A Journey Across Two Continents." Whether recalling her early years in a tumultuous China or sharing her bittersweet days in America, "Dream Variations" presents a candid picture of one Chinese American woman's journey across two continents. Purchase the book on Amazon.
Professor Weihua Zhang published "Dream Variations: A Journey Across Two Continents." Whether recalling her early years in a tumultuous China or sharing her bittersweet days in America, "Dream Variations" presents a candid picture of one Chinese American woman's journey across two continents. Purchase the book on Amazon.
Mary Doll presents paper at conference
May 31, 2012
English professor Mary Doll presented her paper, "Dangerous Fiction: Grace that Knows no Bounds," at the 2012 Southeast Regional Conference on Christianity and Literature.
English professor Mary Doll presented her paper, "Dangerous Fiction: Grace that Knows no Bounds," at the 2012 Southeast Regional Conference on Christianity and Literature.
Nicol Auguste serves as panel chair
May 31, 2012
English professor Nicol Auguste served as chair of a panel titled "Gifting Grace: Faith and Ferocious Women in Flannery O'Conner's Life and Prose" at the 2012 Southeast Regional Conference on Christianity and Literature.
English professor Nicol Auguste served as chair of a panel titled "Gifting Grace: Faith and Ferocious Women in Flannery O'Conner's Life and Prose" at the 2012 Southeast Regional Conference on Christianity and Literature.
Stivers participates in Louisville Conference
May 31, 2012
English professor David Stivers participated in the Louisville Conference on Language and Literature, where he presented "A Tale the World Has Grown Tired of Hearing: Russians in America and Dashiell Hammett's 'The Gutting of Couffignal.'"
English professor David Stivers participated in the Louisville Conference on Language and Literature, where he presented "A Tale the World Has Grown Tired of Hearing: Russians in America and Dashiell Hammett's 'The Gutting of Couffignal.'"
Harrison Key performs original work and music
May 31, 2012
Liberal arts Chair Harrison Key performed original work and music at Seersucker Live, a quarterly literary event in Savannah, alongside national author and musician Mike Doughty, author of "The Book of Drugs."
Liberal arts Chair Harrison Key performed original work and music at Seersucker Live, a quarterly literary event in Savannah, alongside national author and musician Mike Doughty, author of "The Book of Drugs."
Mark Uzmann photo in Wormsloe history book
Nov 30, 2011
Psychology Professor Mark Uzmann contributed a photograph for the cover of a forthcoming book, "An Environmental History of Wormsloe," by Drew Swanson (University of Georgia Press).
Psychology Professor Mark Uzmann contributed a photograph for the cover of a forthcoming book, "An Environmental History of Wormsloe," by Drew Swanson (University of Georgia Press).
Brandt publishes in Salem Press anthology
Nov 30, 2011
English Professor Kenneth Brandt published "Love in the Time of Darwinism: Dialectical Approximations in Jack London's 'Martin Eden'" in Critical Insights: Jack London, a textbook anthology by Salem Press.
English Professor Kenneth Brandt published "Love in the Time of Darwinism: Dialectical Approximations in Jack London's 'Martin Eden'" in Critical Insights: Jack London, a textbook anthology by Salem Press.
Harrison Key nominated for Pushcart Prize
Nov 30, 2011
A story by English Professor Harrison Key was nominated for the Pushcart Prize, a prestigious award for the best annual writing from literary magazines and journals in the U.S. The essay, a creative nonfiction work titled "The Fabulous Bestiary of Alton's Creek," was published in fall 2011 in The Pinch, a journal published by the University of Memphis.
A story by English Professor Harrison Key was nominated for the Pushcart Prize, a prestigious award for the best annual writing from literary magazines and journals in the U.S. The essay, a creative nonfiction work titled "The Fabulous Bestiary of Alton's Creek," was published in fall 2011 in The Pinch, a journal published by the University of Memphis.
George Williams to publish two stories
Nov 30, 2011
Creative writing Professor George Williams has had two accepted stories for publication in spring 2012: "Wabash" will appear in Boulevard magazine and "California Poppy" in The Hopkins Review.
Creative writing Professor George Williams has had two accepted stories for publication in spring 2012: "Wabash" will appear in Boulevard magazine and "California Poppy" in The Hopkins Review.
Brandt editor, board member, London Society
Nov 29, 2011
English Professor Ken Brandt was appointed Editor of "The Call: The Magazine of the Jack London Society" and serves as an executive board member of the Jack London Society.
English Professor Ken Brandt was appointed Editor of "The Call: The Magazine of the Jack London Society" and serves as an executive board member of the Jack London Society.
Journal to publish John Valentine's work
Nov 29, 2011
Philosophy Professor John Valentine's "A Note on Sartre and the Spirit of Seriousness" will appear in the Journal of Philosophical Research in 2012.
Philosophy Professor John Valentine's "A Note on Sartre and the Spirit of Seriousness" will appear in the Journal of Philosophical Research in 2012.
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