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Author: snowell

  • Sarah Ruble (Religion)

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    Sarah Ruble published an article “Evangelism, Mission, and Crusade in American Religion,” in The Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Religion.

  • Dan Moos (Education)

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    Dan Moos published a book chapter, “Emerging classroom technology: Using self-regulation principles as a guide for effective implementation” in Self-Regulation of Learning and Performance (2017). He also presented “Concurrent Think-Alouds: Using trace data to understand self-regulated learning” at the international American Educational Research Association Conference in Texas (2017). Moos presented at the symposium “The Intersection…

  • Ursula Lindqvist (Scandinavian Studies)

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    Ursula Lindqvist presented a paper, “Reimagining History: Denmark, the Virgin Islands, and New Orleans, ca. 1917,” on the Denmark and the Black Atlantic panel at the 2016 Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study Annual Meeting. Lindqvist also chaired a panel on “Whiteness in Print and Digital Media” at the 2016 Society for the Advancement…

  • From History Major to Protector of Domestic Violence Victims

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    Kristine McLean ’14 recently earned her law degree, winning honors along the way. She embodies the Gustavus commitment to excellence and justice in her work, and as a History Major she feels well prepared for her chosen career. As Kristine elaborates: I graduated from Mitchell Hamline in May 2017. I sat for the Minn. bar…

  • Lisa Heldke (Philosophy)

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    Lisa Heldke delivered the keynote address for the Southern Foodways Alliance Graduate Student Conference.

  • Janine Wotton (Psychological Science) and Michael Ferragamo (Biology and Psychological Science)

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    Janine Wotton and Michael Ferragamo published an article titled “Using the tools of behavioral neuroscience to determine the identity of different mouse strains in a laboratory course” in the Journal for Undergraduate Neuroscience Education, Fall issue 2017.

  • Maddalena Marinari (History)

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    Maddalena Marinari recently published an essay in Laura E. Ruberto and Joseph Sciorra’s New Italian Migrations to the United States. The volume has already received its first positive review.

  • Chris Gilbert (Political Science)

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    Chris Gilbert and co-authors Alexander Jensen ’18 and Joseph Cella ’18 have published a book chapter, “The Resurgence of Evangelical Political Strength in 2016 Minnesota Electoral Politics,” which will appear in the forthcoming book God at the Grassroots 2016: The Christian Right in American Politics (Rowman and Littlefield Publishers).

  • Marta Podemska-Mikluch (Economics and Management)

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    Marta Podemska-Mikluch’s “Entrepreneurship” chapter, written for the Encyclopedia of Law and Economics is now available on the Springer website. The essay explores the causes for the relative absence of entrepreneurship in the economics literature and reviews the key differences and commonalities of the three emerging approaches. In the spring semester Podemska-Mikluch worked with Emily Knutson…

  • Priscilla Briggs (Art art Art History)

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    Priscilla Briggs’s (Art art Art History) photo book Impossible Is Nothing: China’s Theater of Consumerism was published by Daylight Books in Spring 2017. Since then, the book has been reviewed or featured in print by Newsweek Japan, L’oeil de la Photographie, Amateur Photographer (London), and in online periodicals such as Lenscratch, Photo District News, and…