Tamara Butler, assistant professor of critical and community literacies, discusses which practices are required to make place? To address this question, Professor Butlerturns to the ethical, creative, and collaborative practices…
Zachary Kaiser, assistant professor of graphic design and experience architecture discusses how one participation in the world is determined by how one perceives it, and how one perceives it is…
Marisa Brandt, Teaching Professor in the History, Philosophy, & Sociology of STEM discusses how a first-year writing course can help create 21st century STEM students with foundations for interdisciplinary inquiry?…
Modern satellite imagery has high spatial resolution, multispectral capability, and high temporal resolution. Early aerial photography was panchromatic, on-demand, and of nominal visual quality. While modern remote sensing research tends…
Health services research is a multidisciplinary field that examines access to and quality and cost of health care, focusing on research implementation in the healthcare sector and implications for healthcare…
In today’s networked organizations and institutions, project managers must help interdisciplinary teams find effective ways of communicating with each other. Drawing on research conducted for his 2018 bookCommunicating Project Management,…
The university stands in a peculiar relationship to twenty-first-century American culture. On the one hand, that culture imagines institutions of higher education to be providers of vitally important credentials for…
In this presentation, Professor Mohammad Khalil offers his pedagogical approach to teaching Islam through music videos. He will examine major themes in Islamic thought as presented in devotional music videos…
Structural analyses of violence have become a critical component in understanding the resilience of racism and sexist racism in fields traditionally associated with cultural neutrality and objectivity, such as law…
In 1959, C.P. Snow famously described the humanities and sciences as “two cultures” separated by a “gap” of “mutual incomprehension.” But in 2018, is this still true? Or, is it…