Faculty-Staff Achievements
Emmanuel Balogun, assistant professor of political science, co-authored an analysis, on why the Economic Community of West African States and the Association of Southeast
Asian Nations stumbled after recent coups in Mali and Myanmar, in .
Barbara Black, professor of English, is a contributor to The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Victorian
Women's Writing. Her essay is on the novel 鈥溾�� by South African-Anglo author Olive Schreiner.
, professor of art, opened a solo exhibition of new paintings at . The exhibition includes 15 oil paintings and works on paper. The new narrative paintings channel a variety of themes and imaginative interpretation of our world. Influences include Tudor-era engravings, the circus, paintings by Dutch Mannerist Joachim Wtewael, Sattler鈥檚 personal memories, and episodes from Flannery O鈥機onnor鈥檚 novel 鈥淲ise Blood.鈥� The show runs through Sept. 6.
Jeffrey Segrave, professor of health and human physiology, published 鈥淭o Play or Not to Play? That Is the Question: Perspectives on Organized Youth Sport in Comic Strips鈥� in the International Journal of Comic Art 22(2): 405-423.
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