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Kristofer Covey, assistant professor of environmental studies and sciences, has received several gifts and awards totaling $50,000 to support student research experiences related to The Soil Inventory Project (TSIP). A gift of more than $20,000 will support two student summer research/internship experiences on Al Gore鈥檚 Caney Fork Farm ($20,935). Separate funding from Bedford2030 ($3,500) supports TSIP-related teaching and research. A third gift from a private donor ($25,600) will fund three summer research/internship experiences for students on the , and on other ranches associated with the , The Noble Research Institute, and the Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute. 

Jordana Dym, professor of history, organized workshops on transnational history for the at the University Sorbonne Nouvelle-Paris 3 on April 1 and at the University of Bordeaux, " April 5-6.

Heather Hurst, associate professor of anthropology, is a lead author on the article which presents evidence for the earliest known calendar notation from the Maya region, in . In addition, she has received an award from the National Endowment for the Humanities鈥� Archaeological and Ethnographic Field Research program to continue her from 2022 to 2025. The award, titled 鈥淢urals in Landscape: An investigation of human-nature relationships in Maya myths and design at San Bartolo, Guatemala,鈥� will combine GIS, archaeology, and community participation to investigate a newly discovered road system and landscape shrines within the framework of cosmologies represented in the murals. Hurst has also been invited to deliver the Distinguished Lecture in Art of the Ancient Americas at Johns Hopkins University later this month.  

Regina Janes, professor emeritus of English, has been awarded the Louis Round Wilson Prize for her article 鈥淟emuel Gulliver, Map-maker,鈥� as the best article in Studies in Philology for 2021. 

Trish Lyell, teaching professor and assistant director of the Schick Art Gallery, spoke to about the new 鈥淗umor Me鈥� exhibit at the Schick. 

 

Rachel Mann-Rosan, senior teaching professor of psychology, brought students from her developmental disabilities and autism class to help operate youth activities at the 10th annual Autism Expo & Art Exhibit in Saratoga Springs. She was quoted by about the experience.  

Mark Miller, director of Dining Services, spoke to the about 麻豆破解版鈥檚 dining culture and approach, including a $14 million renovation of the campus dining hall, individualized food stations, a focus on accommodating a variety of dietary needs, and a real-time serving model that helps to reduce food waste.  

Daniel A. Nathan, professor of American studies, and Michael Marx, professor of English, were part of an April 10 panel on Yiddish cinema sponsored by the Saratoga Jewish Community Arts. 

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