Larry Ashley (Education & Clinical Studies) has been chosen as president-elect of the International Association of Addiction and Offender Counselors (IAAOC). The IAAOC is an organization of professional counselors and other interested individuals who work in the addictions or forensic/criminal justice fields and advocate for the appropriate…
Jane McCarthy (Teaching & Learning) received the Distinguished Member of the Association of Teacher Educators Award at the association's 2013 annual meeting in Atlanta. According to the association website, the recipient exemplifies the best of teacher education in the nation, which includes outstanding contributions to the association,…
Edward Collins (Cannon Survey Center) is the recipient of the 2013 Doctoral Student Conference Grant from the American Association of Blacks in Higher Education (AABHE). He received a $1,200 cash award along with a one-year membership in AABHE and registration to its annual conference, which was held in Atlanta in February.
Jennifer Fabbi (Libraries) was chosen as one of Vegas Inc.'s "40 Under 40," a list described by Vegas Inc. as featuring some of the best and brightest business professionals in Southern Nevada.
Nancy Lough (Educational Psychology & Higher Education) recently was interviewed in the Review-Journal regarding her thoughts on social media use in NASCAR. She currently is an editor for the Sport Marketing Quarterly and actively publishes in the area of sport management and sport marketing.
Erika Engstrom (Communication Studies) presented "Making Feminism Mainstream: Amy Poehler and NBC's Parks and Recreation" at the 25th annual Far West and American Culture Association conference in Las Vegas in February.
Sue Fawn Chung (History) is the co-producer of More Than a Face in the Crowd, a film that will be part of the Asian American film festival in San Francisco this month. It also will be seen at the Southwest Oral History Association Conference at 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ in April as part of the keynote address to be delivered by Chung's co-producer Samantha Chan.
As the head of access services for University Libraries, the former research chemist helps faculty and students find the best resources for achieving academic success.
Neuroscience Student Wins Rebel Grad Slam with Research on Epilepsy
Ph.D. student April Contreras presented findings on using caraway or fennel seed without the complications that can occur in current treatments for the brain disorder.