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Faculty Videos
Faculty in the Media
Mark C. Miller (Political Science)
Can Supreme Court Be More Than Election Sound Bite?
Bloomberg BNA 9/22/2016
Denise Hines (Psychology)
Dallas shelter offers a safe place for battered men
Texas Standard9/21/2016
Robert Boatright (Political Science)
Presidential candidates, readying for debate, urged to be civil
Worcester Telegram 9/24/2016
As debate smoke clears in Worcester, views on candidates largely unchanged
Worcester Telegram 9/26/2016
Seeking civility amid the uncivil war of presidential politics
Idaho Statesman 9/23/2016
Edward Carr (International Development, Community and Environment)
Food security report wins USDA award
AtmosNews(University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) 9/22/2016
Todd Livdahl (Biology)
Ware River Nature Club presents program on mosquitoes
The Landmark (Holden, Mass.) 9/22/2016
Faculty Blogs
Worcester, MA., People of Color Photo Project
Janette Greenwood, professor of history, blogs about her work identifying approximately 200 people of color from early 20th century Worcester who are represented in a collection of photographs by itinerant photographer William Bullard.
AuntieQuarian Blog
Meredith Neuman, associate professor of English, blogs about the courses she teaches and her research.
The Biology of Fungi
David Hibbett, professor of biology, and his students blog about their research into the evolutionary biology and ecology of fungi.
Are You the Person I Married?
James Cordova, associate professor of psychology, blogs about marital health on the Psychology Today website.
Beyond Blood: Families of Our Making
Abbie Goldberg, associate professor of psychology, blogs about adoption, gay/lesbian parenting, and family diversity, gender on the Psychology Today website.
Faculty Awards 2015
Outstanding Advisers
Kristen Williams (Political Science)
Honorable mentions: Esteban Cardemil (Psychology); Cynthia Caron (International Development and Social Change)
Outstanding Teacher
Deborah Robertson (Biology)
Hodgkins Junior Faculty award
Michael Boyer (Physics)
Oliver and Dorothy Hayden Junior Faculty Fellowship award
Toby Sisson (Studio Art) and Christopher Williams (Geography)
University Senior Faculty Fellowship award
Jing Zhang (Management)