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Shreve publishes article in “Journal of Conflict Resolution”

“Boys and Their Toys: Status Inconsistency in Non-democratic Regimes and the Import of Major Weapon Systems”... READ MORE >>
Kenaston presents essay at Business History Conference

“The Greatest Story: Commercial Radio and Religion in the American Century” was part of a panel at the 2024 conference in Rhode Island. ... READ MORE >>
Gauthier presents new research, moderates workshop during National Women’s Studies Association conference

Gauthier presented new research examining transnational girlhood as depicted in films by women filmmakers from the Global South.... READ MORE >>
Selda Altan shares research at University of Pittsburgh

Selda Altan, assistant professor of history, spoke at the University of Pittsburgh as part of its Asian Studies Center Modern China Lecture Series this winter. She discussed a chapter from her forthcoming book, Chinese Workers of the World: Colonialism, Chinese Labor, and the Yunnan-Indochina Railway. ... READ MORE >>
Randolph professors granted tenure

Psychology professor Sara Beck, education professor Crystal Howell, and political science professor Aaron Shreve were recently granted tenure by the Randolph College Board of Trustees.... READ MORE >>
Molseed, Howell present at American Association for Teaching and Curriculum conference

They co-presented “Critical Cooperation: Faculty and Library Partnerships.” ... READ MORE >>
Q&A with new faculty: Marie Zvosec

Zvosec is already familiar with life behind the Red Brick Wall; she’s been coming to the College as a visiting artist and adjunct professor since 2014.... READ MORE >>
Randolph’s Blair Gross published in ‘Frontiers in Psychology’

Blair Gross, a Randolph psychology professor, published the article, “Cognitive Processes Unfold in a Social Context: A Review and Extension of Social Baseline Theory,” in Frontiers in Psychology in March 2020. For the article,Gross and Sara Medina-DeVilliers review research supporting social baseline theory, which argues that our default state in physiological, cognitive, and neural processing... READ MORE >>
Schwartz’s essay published in ‘Rewilding Earth’ anthology

An essay written by David Schwartz, Randolph’s Mary Frances Williams Professor of Humanities, was recently published in the book Rewilding Earth: Best of 2019, a collection of essays, poetry, and photographs.... READ MORE >>
'Environmental Values' publishes Randolph professor's work

In Art History, Natural History, and the Aesthetic Interpretation of Nature, Schwartz examines scholar Allen Carlson’s influential view that knowledge from natural science offers the best framework for aesthetically appreciating nature.... READ MORE >>