Teachers—they educate, nurture, and inspire their students, and rarely do they get the recognition they deserve. But Jill Perkins, who received her master’s degree in elementary education from Plymouth...
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Fall 2007
PSU recently recognized Wendy Palmquist, professor of psychology, and Kylo-Patrick Hart, department chair and associate professor of communication and media studies, for their excellence at PSU. Palmquist...
PSU Anthropology Professor Katherine C. Donahue has written Slave of Allah, published by University of Michigan Press. In 2006, Zacarias Moussaoui became the first person to stand trial for the events...
Mediated Deviance and Social Otherness: Interrogating Influential Representations critically examines and analyzes how today’s media, from books to the Internet, represent such topics as age; crime and criminals;...
PSU Professor Robert Heiner specializes in studying crime and deviance and has published a new anthology portraying deviant behaviors in different cultures. Heiner has been studying deviant behavior for more...
Steve Kahl, director of the Center for the Environment, served as a guest editor for the March 2007 edition of Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. The issue focused on mercury and nitrogen biogeochemistry...
PSU English Professor Joseph Monninger ventured into new territory when writing his most recent book, Baby. It’s his first novel written for a teenage audience. Baby is a 15-year-old girl in foster care....
PSU Professor Mark Okrant has released the second book in his Kary Turnell mystery series, entitled I Knew You When. Kary is a university professor who is drawn into investigations at historic resort hotels....
Frederick P. Prince, chair of the Department of Biological Sciences and professor of anatomy, authored a chapter on human Leydig cells in The Leydig Cell in Health and Disease, published by Humana Press...
by Alice Staples, Archives and Special Collections Librarian How many alumni remember the assignment: walk around campus looking for specially marked trees and other plants and recording detailed information...
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