Faculty-Staff Achievements
Emmanuel Balogun, assistant professor of political science, co-authored an analysis, on why the Economic Community of West African States and the Association of Southeast
Asian Nations stumbled after recent coups in Mali and Myanmar, in .
Barbara Black, professor of English, is a contributor to The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Victorian
Women's Writing. Her essay is on the novel “” by South African-Anglo author Olive Schreiner.
, professor of art, opened a solo exhibition of new paintings at . The exhibition includes 15 oil paintings and works on paper. The new narrative paintings channel a variety of themes and imaginative interpretation of our world. Influences include Tudor-era engravings, the circus, paintings by Dutch Mannerist Joachim Wtewael, Sattler’s personal memories, and episodes from Flannery O’Connor’s novel “Wise Blood.“ The show runs through Sept. 6.
Jeffrey Segrave, professor of health and human physiology, published “To Play or Not to Play? That Is the Question: Perspectives on Organized Youth Sport in Comic Strips” in the International Journal of Comic Art 22(2): 405-423.
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