Notables
“Clockwork,” the original composition by Warren Gooch, is now available from PARMA Recordings, Inc. The piece was recorded and performed by the Slovak Radio Orchestra under the direction of Robert Black.
Reina Koyano, an art major at the University, had her work published in Creative Quarterly, Issue No. 27. The issue is available online at cqjournal.com/currentissue.html.
Huping Ling, professor of history, has been named as the series editor for Rutgers University Press’ new book series “Asian American Studies Today.” She has also been invited by Susquehanna University to give a public lecture “Rise of China and Chinese Americans” on Sept. 25.
Terry Palmer, professor of psychology, and 2007 alumna Ashley Ramsey had their article, “The Function of Consciousness in Multisensory Integration,” accepted for publication in The Journal of Cognition.
Kelly Winsco, assistant professor of agriculture, recently received the College of Agriculture and Life Science Dean’s Outstanding Achievement Award for Graduate Teaching from Texas A&M University. This honor, which is awarded to only one graduate instructor in the College, recognizes Kelly’s accomplishments as a graduate teaching assistant while at the University.
Reina Koyano, an art major at the University, had her work published in Creative Quarterly, Issue No. 27. The issue is available online at cqjournal.com/currentissue.html.
Huping Ling, professor of history, has been named as the series editor for Rutgers University Press’ new book series “Asian American Studies Today.” She has also been invited by Susquehanna University to give a public lecture “Rise of China and Chinese Americans” on Sept. 25.
Terry Palmer, professor of psychology, and 2007 alumna Ashley Ramsey had their article, “The Function of Consciousness in Multisensory Integration,” accepted for publication in The Journal of Cognition.
Kelly Winsco, assistant professor of agriculture, recently received the College of Agriculture and Life Science Dean’s Outstanding Achievement Award for Graduate Teaching from Texas A&M University. This honor, which is awarded to only one graduate instructor in the College, recognizes Kelly’s accomplishments as a graduate teaching assistant while at the University.
