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History Professor Tom Taylor and International Studies student Gabrielle Porter published "The Impractical Scheme of a Visionary: Thomas Stevens and the Quest to Travel Round the World on a Bicycle." Stevens completed the first bicycle trip around the world.
Psychology Professor Kira Mauseth, a specialist in disaster mental health, travelled to Haiti eight times to help victims of the massive earthquake that took more than 250,000 lives. She now conducts a similar program with Syrian refugees in Jordan.
The world-renowned Miró Quartet comes to the Seattle University campus for 8 days of concerts and master classes for students in the String Performance program.
History Professor Theresa Earenfight has just published "Queenship in Medieval Europe" where she documents the lives and works of queens and empresses who were highly visible women active in a man's world during the Middle Ages.
As a Lincoln Institute Scholar, MPA Professor Olha Krupa joins a distinguished group of researchers, public officials, economists, policy makers, and others who examine issues related to land use, tax policy, and urban economics.
English majors Jennifer Bray, who graduated in March, and senior Susie Chinisci took top awards at the Northwest Undergraduate Conference on Literature held in Portland.
El Hadji Malick Ndiaye joins the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures to teach in the French program. His research focuses on French regionalism from La Belle Epoque to the present, French-speaking Canada, and Fulani transnationalism in Africa.
Sven Arvidson, Director of Liberal Studies, published “Restructuring Attentionality and Intentionality” on the commonalities between phenomenology and experimental psychology.
Professor Sean McDowell, Director of the University Honors Program, was named an Assistant Textual Editor for the John Donne Variorum project, an 8-volume collaboration of more than 30 scholars.
Professor Quinton Morris, director of the chamber and instrumental music program in the Fine Arts Department, will present on entrepreneurship for young artists at TEDxSeattle on June 23.
Kevin Ward joins the faculty in the Institute of Public Service to teach in the Master of Public Administration program. His research and teaching focus on public and nonprofit management, public policy, and program evaluation.
Neilan Chaturvedi joins the faculty in the Political Science Department as an assistant professor. He focuses his research and scholarship on the American political process, race and ethnic politics, and political behavior and public opinion.
Rachel E. Luft joins the Department of Anthropology, Sociology, and Social Work as an associate professor. Her scholarship includes research on the intersection of race, gender, and economic background, disaster studies, and social inequality.
Communication Department Chair Sonora Jha has just published her first novel, Foreign. With a backdrop of real-life news stories about farmers’ suicides in India, the book follows the story of a mother and son thrown into the crisis of a world that they know little about.
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- Muslim lawyer, author, and activist to visit campus (April 12th)
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