Dr. Sun featured in the CAH Newsletter
claudia.mickasRay Sun’s contributions to the Fallen Cougars Project are spotlighted in the December 2021 Center for Arts and Humanities Newsletter.
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Dr. Overtoom published in Studia Hercynia: Journal of the Institute of Classical Archaeology
claudia.mickasNik Overtoom has had a new article published: “A Fight to Reclaim the Central Asian Frontier: The Seleucid and Parthian Rivalry in the 230s BC.” Studia Hercynia: Journal of the Institute of Classical Archaeology 25.1 (2021) 105-118.
Dr. Bond Featured in Washington State Magazine
claudia.mickasTrevor Bond (PhD History 2017), Associate Dean for Digital Initiatives and Special Collections at the WSU Libraries and Co-Director of the Center for Arts and Humanities (CAH) was featured in the new Winter 2021 edition of Washington State Magazine:
Dr. Chastain gives invited lecture
claudia.mickasAndra Chastain gave an invited lecture for the Alworth Center for the Study of Peace and Justice at the College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, Minnesota. The public humanities talk, a joint lecture with Timothy Lorek, was titled 21st Century Dispatches from Latin America.
Dr. Booth published in Washington State Magazine
claudia.mickasRyan Booth’s article “Scouting for a forgotten few” is featured in the Winter issue of Washington State Magazine
Dr. Ray Sun and the “Fallen Cougars” Exhibit
claudia.mickas Mark your calendars! The “Fallen Cougars” exhibit is opening on December 15th, 2021:
To see a description of the project, please visit here.
Dr. Sutton published in Beyond the Culture Wars: Recasting Religion and Politics in the Twentieth Century
claudia.mickasMatt Sutton published “God’s Spooks: Religion, the CIA, and Church-State Collaboration,” in Beyond the Culture Wars: Recasting Religion and Politics in the Twentieth Century, edited by Darren Dochuk. South Bend: University of Notre Dame Press, 2021.
Dr. Thigpen and Dr. Stack Featured in WSU Insider
claudia.mickas Jenny Thigpen and Brian Stack (PhD 2021) are in the news helping first-gen Cougs:
Dr. Binczewski wins Harold J. Grimm Prize
claudia.mickasJennifer Binczewski (PhD 2017) has won the 2021 Harold J. Grimm Prize for the best article in Reformation Studies (any discipline) published the previous year, awarded by the Sixteenth Century Society & Conference for her article, ““Power in Vulnerability: Widows and Priest Holes in the Early Modern English Catholic Community,” British Catholic History 35, no. 1 (2020): 1–24. https://doi.org/10.1017/bch.2020.1. Past awardees include some of the leading scholars working in this field today (including her former advisor, Jesse Spohnholz in 2009). Binczewski was feted at the award ceremony at the society’s conference this last weekend in San Diego, California.
Congratulations, Jennifer!
Dr. Heidenreich in the News
claudia.mickas L Heidenreich was a speaker on the Trans Latinx Studies panel sponsored by the Center for the Study of Race, Indigeneity, and Transnational Migration at Yale University on October 26th, and was also interviewed by WSU Insider: