Caitlin Carlson, PhD, Associate Professor, Communication and Media, published:

• “Articles that matter: MacKinnon, Catharine A. Pornography, Civil Rights, and Speech,” 20 Harv. C.R.-C.L. L. Rev. (1985). Communication Law & Policy, 25(4), 456-459.
• “Online harassment of U.S. women journalists and its impact on press freedom.” First Monday, 25(11)., coauthored by alumnus Haley Witt.

Elizabeth Dale, PhD, Assistant Professor, Nonprofit Leadership, is cited in two articles.

• Marker: “The Inside Story of MacKenzie Scott, the Mysterious 60-Billion-Dollar Woman”
• The Nonprofit Times: “10% Of Bequests Surprise Charities”

Rob Efird, PhD, Professor, Anthropology and Asian studies, published a chapter, "Nature for Nurture in Urban Chinese Childrearing,” in a new book, “Greening East Asia: The Rise of the Eco-developmental State.”

Jacqueline Helfgott, PhD, Professor, Criminal Justice and Director, Crime & Justice Research Center, was quoted in numerous news stories.

• Seattle Times, November 9, 2020, "Is the Seattle Police Department understaffed? Here’s what the data shows."
• Seattle Times: November 1, 2020, “A criminal defense for poverty, behavioral health? Seattle officials to weigh controversial proposal.” Robert C. Boruchowitz, JD, Seattle U Law School Professor From Practice and Director of The Defender Initiative, who is also a member of the Criminal Justice Advisory Committee, is also interviewed.
• [your] News: October 28, 2020, “”I refuse to work for this socialist city council” – Seattle police resigning in droves due to city’s anti-police environment.”
• KIRO NEWS: October 16, 2020, 5:30 p.m. News on Seattle Police Attrition. Watch here.               
• MyNorthwest: October 16, 2020, “Seattle survey asks about crime in your neighborhood.”
• KOMO 4: October 16, 2020, “September sets record for Seattle police officers leaving the city, new report shows.”
• KING 5: October 16, 2020,  “Seattle safety survey seeks public opinions on priorities for police.”
• KING 5:- October 16, 2020,  “Record number of Seattle police officers leaving the department, new report shows.”
• MYNorthwest: October 16, 2020, “Mayor, experts warn of dire situation as SPD loses ‘unprecedented’ number of officers.”

Sonora Jha, PhD, Professor, Communication and Media, and A&S Associate Dean for Academic Community was interviewed by Crosscut for "Seattle celebrates Biden win, end of the Trump presidency." The Hindu shared her reading recommendations this weekend.

Hye-Kyung Kang, MSW, PhD, Chair and Associate Professor, Social Work and Director, Master of Social Work Program recently made two presentations.

• “The COVID-19 Pandemic and Mental Health Crisis from a Social Justice-focused Perspective.” The International Webinar on Mental Health for All: Strategies and Roadmap. (Organized by the Department of Social Work, St. Joseph’s College Autonomous, Bangalore, India.)
• “Toward building a social justice focused social work department: Experiences from Seattle University.” Teaching colloquium at the Boston University School of Social Work.

Paul Kidder, PhD, Professor, Philosophy, published “The Point of View of Mr. Rogers’ Work as an Author” in the Søren Kierkegaard Newsletter.

Marco Lowe, MPA, Adjunct Faculty, Institute of Public Service, made appearances on local channels all weekend following the November 3 election. Some are listed here. His new book, "Powershift," has also just been published and is available as an e-book for Kindle. Read about it here.

• KCPQ 13: "President elect Biden's anticipated impact on WA State"
• KONG - KING 5 Morning News: Live election coverage
• KIRO 7: Live election coverage #1
• KIRO 7: Live election coverage #2
• KING 5: “FBI, Seattle police and businesses prepare for Election Day unknowns”
• KING 5: “Can you really trust the polls? Things changed since 2016 election”
• KING 5: “Climate change rises as central topic while 2020 Election Day draws near”

Jasmine Jamillah Mahmoud, PhD, Arts Leadership wrote an essay, “Black and Center: Archiving Indigenous and Black Futures,” for the South Seattle Emerald. She was also interviewed for a University of Washington study on COVID-19's impact on the arts sector, which cited her research, “Brooklyn’s Experimental Frontiers: A Performance Geography.” TDR/The Drama Review, vol. 58, no. 3, 2014, pp. 97–123., doi:10.1162/dram_a_00375.

Kira Mauseth, PhD, Senior Instructor, Psychology, continues to be a popular interview subject:

• Q13: "Psychologist gives advice managing anxiety of elections, Daylight Savings Time and Covid-19 pandemic"
• Seattle Times: “We belong out there’: How the Nordic concept of friluftsliv — outdoor life — could help the Pacific Northwest get through this COVID winter.”

Alexander Mouton, MFA, Chair and Associate Professor, Art, Art History & Design, is included as a subject matter expert in “Experts Weigh in on Current Job Market Trends” for Zippia.com.

Christopher Paul, PhD, Professor, Communication and Media, participated in “Book Jam” presented by SIMLab Chicago. Watch the online event here. (Chris makes his appearance at about 36:00.) He is quoted in Wired, “The Genshin Impact Backlash Is Here.”

Jeanette Rodriguez, PhD, Interim Director, Institute of Catholic Thought and Culture and Professor, Theology and Religious Studies, published “Christian Nonviolence Uses Love to Disrupt” in Conversations on Jesuit Higher Education.