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...
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...
Dean Sita Ramamurti Presents at AEFIS Academy’s How We Built This Series
Dr. Sita Ramamurti, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Mathematics, was invited to present at the AEFIS Academy’s : How we Built This? Series to speak on the development of the Data Analytics pathway at Trinity Washington University. The How We Built This? Series provides a forum for educational leaders...
Dr. Kimberly F. Monroe Selected as 2020-21 ELEVATE Fellow
Dr. Kimberly Monroe , Assistant Professor of Global Affairs, was selected as a 2020-21 ELEVATE Fellow with the Rutgers University Center for Minority Serving Institutions. From September 9-11 she and other faculty from across the United States, gathered on the campus of Rutgers in New Brunswick to further develop their skills through workshops. The ELEVATE...
Dr. Shizuka Hsieh Publishes Paper in Environmental Justice
Dr. Shizuka Hsieh, Associate Professor of Chemistry, published a paper titled, ” Asthma and Particulate Matter Pollution: Insights from Health Survey and Air Quality Monitoring in the Buzzard Point, Washington, DC Neighborhood. The paper was published August 12, 2021 in the online journal, Environmental Justice. This collaborative work with ANC Commissioner Rhonda Hamilton and Professors...
Dr. Rebecca Easby Appointed as Contributing Editor
Dr. Rebecca Jeffrey Easby, Associate Professor of Art History and Chair of Fine Arts Program, was re-appointed as Contributing Editor for 19th Century Art at Smarthistory.org, a free, online for Art History content, which served 57 million viewers in 2020. Dr. Easby has also written numerous articles for the site.
Dr. Christopher Bishop Elected Member-At-Large for American Psychology-Law and Society
Dr. Christopher Bishop, Associate Professor of Psychology, has received many accolades and appointments in the AY20-21 year. In June 2020, Dr. Bishop was elected as Member-At-Large, for the American Psychology, Law and Society (Division 41 APA) for a three year term. Dr. Bishop is the only person of color as a voting board member. In...