Dr. Watson’s Manuscript is Accepted for Publication in Gifted Child Today
Dr. Jamal Watson, Associate Dean of the School of Professional and Graduate Studies, has had his manuscript, “Gifted, Talented, and In Debt: A Message to Parents of High-Achieving Students on the Threshold of College”, accepted for publication in Gifted Child Today.
Dr. Gable Presents his Paper to the Southeastern American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies
Dr. Steven Gable, Associate Professor of Philosophy for the College of Arts & Sciences, attended a conference hosted by the Southeastern American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies to present his paper proposal The Quartering Controversy: A Military Necessity or the Infringement of Fundamental Liberties?
Dr. Richard Osborne Presents Research at the Annual Maryland Occupational Therapy Association Conference
Dr. Richard Osborne, our OTA Program Academic Fieldwork Coordinator for the School of Nursing and Health Professions, presented his capstone research at the Annual Maryland Occupational Therapy Association Conference in October of 2025. The presentation focused on identifying practical fieldwork strategies educators can use with Generation Z students to build resilience. Generation Z students can...
Dr. Portia Cole Serves as Guest Editor for the Health and Social Work Journal
Dr. Portia Cole, Program Director for Social Work for our School of Nursing & Health Professions, has recently served as a guest editor for the August 2025 issue of Health & Social Work Journal (Vol. 50, Iss. 3).
Dr. James Stocker’s History Lecture is Featured on C-Span
Dr. James Stocker, Assistant Professor of International Affairs for the College of Arts& Sciences, has recently had his class lecture recorded and featured on the public affairs news network C-SPAN.
Dr. LaNail Plummer Publishes her New Book: The Essential Guide for Counseling Black Women
Dr. LaNail Plummer, Program Director for Counseling in the School of Nursing and Health Professions, has published her book The Essential Guide for Counseling Black Women.
Dr. Kimberly Monroe has been Awarded Crossroads Project Fellowship
Dr. Kimberly Monroe, Associate Professor of History & Africana Studies for the College of Arts & Sciences, was awarded The Crossroads Project: Black Religious Histories, Communities, and Cultures Fellowship, funded by Princeton University, for her research project titled “Finding Faith in the Storm: Black Narratives of Perseverance in Southwest Louisiana.”
Dr. Allen Pietrobon Guest Lectures with Hiroshima University
Dr. Allen Pietrobon, Associate Professor of Global Affairs for the College of Arts and Sciences, was invited to lecture during the Nuclear History Summer Camp at Hiroshima University.
Dr. Luse Participates in Association for Women in Mathematics Hill Day
Dr. Kerry Luse participated in the Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) Hill Day in DC. The visit was structured for professionals in STEM to visit congressional offices and call attention to the the decline of women who pursue mathematics as the level of education rises.
Dr. Kimberly Monroe Awarded the Proud Shoes Book Fellowship
Dr. Monroe has recently been awarded the Proud Shoes Book Fellowship. The fellowship supports scholars who are developing their first full academic book manuscript in history, social justice, politics, law, race, gender, and sexuality studies or related fields.