The Department of Mathematics, Computer Science and Statistics reported several faculty news items for the fall 2019 semester.
Mark Sturges, assistant professor of English, published an article in the Cornell University Press journal New York History on the autobiography of tuberculosis doctor Edward Livingston Trudeau
Antun Husinec, professor of geology, ran multiple sessions for 80 petroleum geology professionals from the U.S. and Canada at the 2019 Williston Basin Core Workshop.
Alessandro Giardino, assistant professor of Francophone studies and Italian and coordinator of European Studies, gave a talk at a Montreal art gallery on Italian contemporary art.
Lever Press published its Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 catalog of scholarly journals, which included the ASIANetwork books series co-edited by Professor of Philosophy and Asian Studies Erin McCarthy.
Riley E. Whitney ’20, a member of the earth sciences honor society Sigma Gamma Epsilon, won the annual “National Council Best Poster Award” at the national Geological Society of America conference.
Antun Husinec, professor of geology, presented his co-authored paper at the 34th International Meeting of Sedimentology on Sept. 11. in Rome
Rafael Castillo Bejarano, visiting assistant professor of Spanish, has recently been published in the refereed electronic journal eHumanista: Journal of Iberian Studies.
The student-faculty research team of Alexander Stewart, associate professor geology, and recent graduate Sandra Walser ’19 published a paper in The Compass: Earth Science Journal of Sigma Gamma Epsilon.
Serge Onyper, James R. Wallace Associate Professor of Psychology, published an article in Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics with a St. Lawrence alumna Yichi (Raven) Zhang '17.
Pedro Ponce, associate professor of English, wrote a piece of flash fiction, titled “Eating the Inquisition,” which has been selected for inclusion in The Best Small Fictions 2019.
An article written by Ronnie Olesker, associate professor of government, was published in the September edition of the peer-reviewed journal Israel Studies Review.
Paul Siskind, adjunct assistant professor, became a Master Naturalist in 2017 and has completed 66 additional hours of volunteering and 18 hours of training to reach Levels 2 and 3.
Christopher Denham '21 recently had his commentary, titled "Integrating Civil Discourse in the High School English Classroom," published in Teachers College Record.
Sahar Milani, assistant professor of economics, had a paper published in the journal Economics of Innovation and New Technology and delivered a talk at the University of Ottawa.
Photographs by Nicholas Menghini '20 will be on display Aug. 1 to 28 in “Landscapes,” an exhibition curated by Clayton Calvert at the East End Culture Club in Southampton, New York.
Piskor Professor of Biology and Nature Up North Project Director Erika Barthelmess co-wrote an opinion article for the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
Michael Schuckers, Charles A. Dana Professor of Statistics, delivered an invited talk at the annual meeting of the Statistical Society of Canada at the University of Calgary.
Jordan Flanagan ’20, an economics major from Rehoboth, Massachusetts, has received the 2019 Marleigh Grayer Ryan College Student Writing Prize for the New York Conference for Asian Studies.
A review of The Bones of My Grandfather, a bilingual volume of the selected poems of Esthela Calderón, adjunct instructor of modern languages, was published in the Summer 2019 issue of World Literature Today.
Astronomer Jeffrey Miller attended the 12th-annual 2019 Undergraduate ALFALFA Team Workshop, from June 18 - 22 at the Green Bank Observatory in West Virginia.
Ronnie Olesker, associate professor of government, presented her paper, titled “Delegitimization as a National Security Threat,” at the Association of Israel Studies in Israel.
Chapin Professor of Geology Emeritus J. Mark Erickson published monograph on fossil fish that swam the Western Interior Seaway of North America 65 million years ago.
Ronnie Olesker, associate professor of government, and Zach Lang '19, a recent graduate from Parkton, Maryland, presented their co-authored paper at the British International Studies Association Conference in London.
St. Lawrence University’s Safety and Security hosted its New York State certified security guard training academy from June 10 to 14 and International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA) school from June 17 to 21.
