Notables
Mehmet I. Goksu, assistant professor of physics, recently published his article, “Edge Magnetoplasmons in a Partially Screened Two-Dimensional Electron Gas on a Helium Surface,” in Physical Review B 75, 115323 (2007).
Huping Ling, professor of history, has organized and served as chair and discussant of two panels at the Association for Asian American Studies 2007 Conference held April 4-7 in New York City. The titles of the these panel sessions were “Emerging Voices: The Experiences of the Underrepresented Asian Americans” and “Negotiating Space: New Asian American Communities.” She also presented the third panel “The Great Third Coast: How Teaching in the Midwest and South Challenges Asian American Studies.”
Jim Turner, associate professor of business administration, attended the “Climate Change & Energy Policy Forum” April 4-5 at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis. About 200 representatives from Missouri businesses, utilities and academia attended.
Huping Ling, professor of history, has organized and served as chair and discussant of two panels at the Association for Asian American Studies 2007 Conference held April 4-7 in New York City. The titles of the these panel sessions were “Emerging Voices: The Experiences of the Underrepresented Asian Americans” and “Negotiating Space: New Asian American Communities.” She also presented the third panel “The Great Third Coast: How Teaching in the Midwest and South Challenges Asian American Studies.”
Jim Turner, associate professor of business administration, attended the “Climate Change & Energy Policy Forum” April 4-5 at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis. About 200 representatives from Missouri businesses, utilities and academia attended.
