Faculty-Staff Achievements
Barbara Black, professor of English, has published a new book, 鈥溾�� (The Ohio State University Press), which examines Victorian London鈥檚 grand hotels
as both an institution and a culture intimately connected to the urban landscape.
Sarah DiPasquale and Jason Ohlberg, assistant professors of dance, presented research at two conferences, the National
Dance Educators Organization (NDEO) annual conference in Miami and the International
Association of Dance Medicine and Science (IADMS) annual conference in Montreal. Their
work 鈥淧eriodization in Practice鈥� detailed research in planning and implementing phasic
training schedules into the Dance Department curriculum during performance weeks as
a means of potential injury reduction and improved performance.
Michael Lopez, associate professor of statistics, discussed home-field advantage in a recent . Lopez is also director of data and analytics at the National Football League.
Susannah Mintz, professor of English, published a new book, 鈥溾�� (Bloomsbury), which explores representations of disability in crime fiction, from
the earliest days of the genre to contemporary television drama.
Joan Ann Swanson, assistant professor of education studies, wrote a book chapter, "Technology as Skin,鈥�
in the recently published 鈥淒igital Technology: Advances in Research and Application.鈥�
Masami Tamagawa, senior teaching professor of Japanese, has published a new book, "," which analyzes the transnational experiences of Japanese LGBT diasporas in the
U.S., Canada and Australia.
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