Josh Koury’s HBO Documentary Series Wins Cinema Eye Honors
I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, the HBO documentary series directed and co-produced by Josh Koury, associate professor of Film, […]
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Category: School of Liberal Arts
Do Uniforms Signal Conformity? A Faculty Member Says No
When children wear school uniforms, how much do they forfeit their individual identities? On Feb. 4, Kyunghee Pyun, associate professor, […]
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Daniel Benkendorf Publishes Research on Emotional Certainty and Bias
Daniel Benkendorf, associate professor of Psychology, has published original research he conducted with his colleague, Kristin Sommer (Baruch College, CUNY), […]
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Attend Panel Discussion About the Capitol’s Legacy with Amy Werbel
Amy Werbel, professor of History of Art, will participate in a panel discussion titled “Reframing the Legacy of the Capitol” […]
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Amy Werbel Publishes Peer-Reviewed Article on Haberle’s ‘A Bachelor’s Drawer’
Amy Werbel, professor of the History of Art, has published an article, “John Haberle’s A Bachelor’s Drawer: Censorship, Geologic Time, […]
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Sara Fruner Publishes Novel in Italy
Sara Fruner, Modern Languages and Cultures, has published a novel in Italian titled L’istante largo with Bollati Boringhieri Publishers. Born […]
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Alexander Nagel Edits Book on Cave Sanctuaries in Ancient Greece
Dr. Alexander Nagel, chair, Art History and Museum Professions, and assistant professor, History of Art, has co-edited a volume on […]
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Carl Rutberg Designs Tie and Scarf for Frederic Church’s Olana
Carl Rutberg, adjunct professor of American History, through his other career as creative director and founder of Lindman New York, […]
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Michelle Handelman’s Groundbreaking Documentary “BloodSisters” Is Rereleased
A 1995 documentary feature by Michelle Handelman, professor of Film, Media, and Performing Arts, titled BloodSisters: Leather, Dykes and Sadomasochism, […]
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Meira Goldberg’s Book Recognized by the American Society for Theatre Research
Sonidos Negros: On the Blackness of Flamenco, by Meira Goldberg, adjunct associate professor of Film, Media, and Performing Arts, was […]
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