Faculty Accomplishments


June 23, 2025

Paul Berkolds – Music

In the November of last year, the Republic of Latvia honored me with the “Triju zvaigžņu ordenis” (Order of the Three Stars), link below. This is presented by the president […]

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Suchi Branfman – Dance

1/16-4/24 Resident Artist Homeboy Industries, Los Angeles, CA   2/6 Artist Lecture Theatre Department, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY   2/12-16 Visiting Artist Dance Department, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH   […]

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Myriam J.A. Chancy – Hartley Burr Alexander Chair in the Humanities

Publications: Essays: “Dancing with the Spirits: Home to Haiti,” Mosaic Magazine. Ed. Roberto Garcia Vol. 44 (James Baldwin Centennial Issue). February 2025.   Awards & Recognitions:   Village Weavers. (A […]

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David Cubek – Music

While on sabbatical last fall, Prof. Cubek conducted a concert and led a studio recording session with ensemble Fonema Consort in Chicago. In addition, he spent several weeks in Gothenburg, […]

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Lara Deeb – Anthropology, Laura Vausbinder Hockett Endowed Chair

Lara Deeb has been appointed to two significant editorial roles in her field. As of January 2025, she is co-editor, with Sherene Seikaly, of the book series Stanford Studies in […]

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Cindy Forster – History

Professor Cindy Forster published the following articles. https://periferiauy.blogspot.com/2024/07/bolivia-miramos-un-poco-mas-alla.html https://prensacomunitaria.org/2024/08/bolivia-las-bases-indigenas-y-el-movimiento-al-socialismo/ https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/coup-theatrics-and-constitutional-crisis-bolivia https://kawsachun.com/bolivia-do-we-not-eat-do-we-not-know-how-to-speak/ https://prensacomunitaria.org/2025/03/bolivia-la-mujer-indigena-corazon-de-la-democracia/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=bolivia-la-mujer-indigena-corazon-de-la-democracia A very brief version of what Professor Forster has written was published in something called The Press Reader. […]

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Sarah Gilman – Biology

Professor Sarah Gilman and collaborators have published a paper titled “Geographic variation in vulnerability to warming temperatures in an intertidal barnacle species “ in Marine Ecology Progress Series https://www.int-res.com/abstracts/meps/v757/p99-115/.  

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Martin Glazier – Philosophy

Professor Martin Glazier has given an invited talk entitled “Perspectival Objects” at the Princeton Metaphysics Workshop (at Princeton University)  

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Hao Huang – Music, Bessie and Cecil Frankel Endowed Chair in Music

February 2025 Director and co-producer of “Turtle Island/Abya Yala: Indigenous Lands,” sponsored by the Marian and Charles Holmes Performing Arts Fund of The Claremont Colleges. “Turtle Island” and “Abya Yala” […]

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Suzanne Keen – English

Episode 36 of the Project Narrative Podcast of The Ohio State University features Suzanne Keen reading and discussing John Cheever’s short story “The Death of Justina”, first published in Esquire […]

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Nancy Macko – Art, Mary W. Johnson Professorship in Teaching

  SOLO EXHIBITION: The Fragile Bee, San Bernardino Museum of Art, Redlands, CA (January  10 – June 9, 2025) REVIEWS: Peters, Emily Glory. “Nancy Macko Embraces New Life in Decompositions,” […]

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Gina Mangravite – Italian Studies

Conference Presentation: “Deafness, Communication, and Translation in Italian Family Novels.” Pacific Ancient and Modern Languages Association, Palm Springs, California, November 7–10, 2024. Invited Lecture: “Radical Creativity: A Feminist Aesthetics of Disability […]

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Katie Purvis-Roberts – Chemistry and Environmental Science

Professor Katie Purvis-Roberts published the following paper. “Green hydrogen-solar photovoltaic system hybrid: Life cycle assessment and potential application in Malaysia and Thailand,” Ahmad Affandi, N.A., Ludin, A.H., Welch, S., Junedi, […]

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Nathalie Rachlin – French and Francophone Studies-Margaret McKenzie Distinguished Professor in Modern Foreign Languages

Nathalie Rachlin gave a talk entitled “Alice Diop and the Right to Opacity” at the (Re) formulating the Real: The Cinema of Alice Diop Conference, Duke University on April 11, […]

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Luis Josué Salés – Religious Studies

Books Luis Josué Salés. Maximos the Confessor: Androprimacy and Sexual Difference. Elements in Early Christian Literature 1. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2025.———. Saint Maximus the Confessor: Four Hundred Chapters on […]

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Kevin Vennemann – German

Professor Kevin Vennemann has published the following article about the wildfires in Los Angeles. https://www.nzz.ch/feuilleton/eigentlich-ist-es-wahnsinn-in-kalifornien-zu-leben-wir-haben-uns-mit-wirbelstuermen-erdrutschen-und-grossbraenden-abgefunden-von-dem-ueberfaelligen-erdbeben-ganz-zu-schweigen-das-los-angeles-ein-ende-bereiten-wird-ld.1868661  

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Nancy Williams – Chemistry

Eminent Scientist Lecture: Pyridonates and Pride: Trying to Effect Chemical Changes and Changes in Chemistry at the Same Time  At the invitation of the Society Committee on Chemical Education Spring […]

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February 28, 2025

Cindy Forster

Professor Cindy Forster has the following publications to share:   https://periferiauy.blogspot.com/2024/07/bolivia-miramos-un-poco-mas-alla.html Bolivia. Las bases indígenas y el Movimiento al Socialismo https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/coup-theatrics-and-constitutional-crisis-bolivia https://www.pressreader.com/uk/morning-star/20250225/281655375811796?srsltid=AfmBOorNZCZD95sjWopFXo-ujvihDaug-CCgVfBx6bJgXnKhs0zvVwSS https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/bolivia-poor-take-high-ground-new-political-party  

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Hao Huang

August 2024       Senior consultant for Inaugural 2024 LA Chinatown Hungry Ghost Festival, in collaboration  with East Wind Foundation for Youth in LA Chinatown, sponsored by the California Council […]

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Suzanne Keen

Episode 36 of the Project Narrative Podcast of The Ohio State University features  Suzanne Keen reading and discussing John Cheever’s short story “The Death of Justina”, first published in Esquire […]

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