Faculty-Staff Achievements
Paul Arciero, professor of health and human physiological sciences, spoke to about what kind of workout is the most conducive to experiencing a “runner’s high”
and why the brain reacts the way it does.
Rebecca McNamara, Mellon Collections curator at the Tang Teaching Museum, presented a paper, “Fashionable
Widowhood in Saratoga: The Etiquette of Material Mourning in the Late Victorian Period,”
recently at Saratoga Springs History Museum. She is the author of the e-book “Widows
Unveiled: Fashionable Mourning in Late Victorian New York,” published by Cooper Hewitt/Parsons
in 2016.
Pushkala Prasad, professor of management and Zankel chair, was a panelist in the session “Levelling
with the Playing Field,” discussing diversity tensions in contemporary workplaces
at the Annual Meetings of the National Communications Association (NCA) in Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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