Dr. Anette Casiano-Negroni Publishes Article in Journal of Chemical Education
Dr. Anette Casiano-Negroni, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Trinity Washington University, co-published an article in the Journal of Chemical Education, titled, “Analysis of Cannabinoids in Lotions Using High Performance Liquor Chromatography”. The article explores the ties of advertisement and presence of cannabinoids ingredients in topical products. Laboratory test results were achieved by analytical and organic...
Dr. Katherine James Publishes Article in in the Phi Delta Kappa International’s Professional Journal
Dr. Katherine James, adjunct professor in the Master of Science in Education Administration program at Trinity Washington University, published an article in the Phi Delta Kappa Journal, The Kappan, August 29, 2022. The article titled, Let’s Take Another Look at Homework” addresses the importance of homework and the reinforcement and opportunities it provides. Dr. James’...
Adjunct Professor Agnes Conaty Joins NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Dr. Agnes Conaty, PhD, Math adjunct faculty at Trinity Washington University, has joined NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center as Senior Research Scientist and part-time Science Lead for the NASA GLOBE Program last June 1, 2022. She analyzes the GLOBE Observer data and does education and public outreach for the Earth Sciences Division at Goddard in Greenbelt,...
Adjunct Professor Michele Pascucci Publishes with Editorial Pilegos in Madrid
Michele Pascucci, Spanish adjunct professor at Trinity Washington University, publishes, “Entre México y Asia: imagen y poesía en la obra de José Juan Tablada”. The book was published by Editorial Pliegos in Madrid, Spain. This 500-page monograph in Spanish analyzes the Japanese influences in the ideographic (visual) poetry of early 20th century Mexican author José Juan...
Biology Adjunct Professor Sunil Pandey Publishes Blog on Microbiology Society
Sunil Pandey, Adjunct professor of biology at Trinity Washington University, College of Arts and Sciences, published a blog titled, ” Has the Increased Use of Hand Sanitizers During the Pandemic Impacted Antimicrobial Resistance” on March 10, 2021. The article was published on Microbiology Society’s website- a membership charity for scientists interested in microbes, their effects...
Mary Hayes, SNDdeN Presents Paper at the Conference on the History of Women Religions
Mary Hayes, SNDdeN, Professor Emerita of History and Archivist at Trinity Washington University, presented a paper at the Conference on the History of Women Religious held at the University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana, June 26-June 29. The title of the paper, presented on June 28, is “Retrieving the Past : The Sisters of...
Provost Carlota Ocampo Delivers Lecture on Racist Incident Based Trauma at Fairfield University
Provost Carlota Ocampo delivered a lecture entitled “Hidden in Plain Sight: Acknowledging and Addressing the Impacts of Racist Incident Based Trauma” at Fairfield University in Connecticut on March 30, 2022. Under the auspices of the university’s Annual Magic Core Lecture and the Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies program, the lecture addressed the exclusionary history of...
Dr. Allen Pietrobon Publishes “Norman Cousins: Peacemaker in the Atomic Age”
Dr. Allen Pietrobon, Assistant Professor of Global Affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences, published a book titled, “Norman Cousins: Peacemaker in the Atomic Age”. The book was published by the Johns Hopkins University Press, October 2022. Synopsis: Influencing US presidents and public opinion, the American journalist Norman Cousins had an incredible but overlooked diplomatic...
Dr. Elizabeth Child Presents at the Jane Austen Society of North America (DC Chapter)
Dr. Elizabeth Child, Professor of English in the College of Arts and Sciences, recently gave a talk at the Jane Austen Society of North America (DC Chapter) on “Teaching Jane Austen to First Generation Learners”. The event was held virtually at their Spring Evening Chat on Thursday, March 31, 2022. For more information- visit- Jane...
Adjunct Professor Amy Killelea, JD Publishes Proposal to Expand Access to Medications that Prevent Acquisition of HIV
Amy Killelea, JD, Adjunct Professor in the School of Nursing and Health Professions, with colleagues at Johns Hopkins University, has published an ambitious new proposal to expand access to medications that prevent acquisition of HIV (called “PrEP”). Less than a quarter of people in the U.S. who could benefit from PrEP are actually taking it. ...