Faculty Accomplishments (page 4)

December 11, 2023

Katie Purvis Roberts – Chemistry and Environmental Science

Professor Purvis Roberts published the following peer reviewed report. “Building Back Better: Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, and Energy Resiliency in the New Normal (EWG 12 2021A),” Bstieler, C., Purvis-Roberts, K.L. […]

Kevin Williamson – Dance

REDCAT’s New Original Works Festival presents Associate Professor of Dance, Kevin Williamson’s “Safe and Sound” as part of their 20th anniversary celebration series.

Stacey Wood – Psychology, Molly Mason Jones Chair

Professor Stacey Wood was invited to present research in support of SB 278 to State house banking committee co-chairs (Dobbs and Gray) on need for stronger financial elder abuse laws […]

September 20, 2023

Ted Bartholomew – Psychology

Professor Ted Bartholomew was awarded the American Psychological Association Division 52 (International Psychology) Outstanding Early Career Psychologist Award. Also, he, along with some colleagues, were approved to guest edit a […]

Suchi Branfman – Dance

Professor Branfman has contributed the following: Visiting Artist, Phoenix Players Theatre Company Auburn State Penitentiary Auburn, NY, June 2 Visiting Artist, South Dakota State Penitentiary Sioux Falls, South Dakota, June […]

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

Publications Éclairs et tempêtes. French translation of What Storm, What Thunder (A Novel). Tr. Cloé Savoie-Bernard; Ed. Stéphane Martelly. Montréal, Québec: Les Martiales, Éditions du Remue-Ménage, May 2023. Service to the […]

David Cubek – Music

On June 26, Professor David Cubek conducted the closing concert of the 2022-2023 season of the Peninsula Symphony from the Palos Verdes Peninsula. This was his first season as music […]

Adam Davis – Art

Professor Adam Davis gave an artist lecture at Soma – an art school in Mexico City.

Cindy Forster – History

Professor Cindy Forster conducted the following interviews. https://kawsachunnews.com/taking-down-a-fascist-interview https://kawsachunnews.com/mayan-leader-thelma-cabrera-runs-for-guatemalas-presidency Ep. 40 Guatemala: Indigenous Struggles Against The State Also, aside from editing work, in recent months she has given 3 invited […]

Anthony Fucaloro – Chemistry

Professor Anthony Fucaloro published the following article. Anthony F. Fucaloro and Andrew Zanella, “A comparison of the volumetric properties of proteated and deuterated water and their relation to other thermodynamic […]

Martha Gonzalez – Chicanx Latinx Studies

Professor Martha Gonzalez was awarded as an Artist2Artist Fellow.

Sarah Gilman – Biology

Professor Sarah Gilman presented at the 2023 Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America. Gilman, SE, G Ober, E Roberts, R Rognstad, A Gleekel*, E Kovachevich,* S Malik,* S […]

Anne Harley – Music

In June 2023, Professor Anne Harley led a group of four Scripps students on a research trip to Borneo thanks to a 25K grant from AsiaNetwork, the national association for […]

Hao Huang – Bessie and Cecil Frankel Endowed Chair in Music

Professor Hao Huang published the following. July 2023: Iron Horse Road: a Tale from Gold Mountain – podcast release on Blood on Gold Mountain Iron Horse Road: a Tale from […]

Hermann Hudde – Music

Visiting Lecturer, Hermann Hudde graduated and became an alumnus of the Cleveland Institute of Music Future of Music Faculty Fellowship, which provides support for Black and Latinx music professionals considering academic […]

Suzanne Keen – English

Suzanne Keen, Professor of English, published an article, “Affective Resonance and Narrative Immersion,” in the Routledge volume, Empathy’s Role in Understanding Literature, Persons, and Art (2023), edited by Thomas Petraschka […]

Julia Lum – Art History

Professor Julia Lum presented the following conference papers: “Liquid Geographies and Visual Cultures of the 49th parallel,” co-organizer, panel session “Empire and Littoral Space in the Nineteenth Century,” Society for Global […]

Nancy Macko – Mary W. Johnson Professorship in Teaching

Professor Nancy Macko has the following exhibition on display. The Fragile Bee, Stamford Museum and Nature Center, Stamford, CT April 13 – Sept 4, 2023 https://www.stamfordmuseum.org/macko

Sarah Marzen- Physics

Professor Sarah Marzen has contributed the following: Guest Editor for Computational Brain and Behavior Special Issue on “Sensory Prediction: Engineered and Evolved” Guest Editor for Open Mind Special Issue on […]

Katie Purvis Roberts – Chemistry and Environmental Science

Professor Katie Purvis Roberts published the following manuscript. (The bolded/underlined people are all student co-authors.) “Characterization of particulate size distributions and water-soluble ions measured at a broiler farm,” Silva, P., […]