Krantz and Bernhardt Address Genetic Technology on WHYY’s ‘Radio Times’
On Dec. 4, faculty from Arcadia University’s master’s program in Genetic Counseling appeared on WHYY’s Radio Times in the segment “Genetic testing and medicine.” Speaking with host Marty Moss-Coane,...
View ArticleHuffPost Live: Abboud Joins Discussion on U.S. Intervention in Syria
Dr. Samer Abboud, Assistant Professor of History and International Studies at Arcadia University, returned to HuffPost Live as a guest panelist on Dec. 10 to address whether it’s time for the United [...]
View ArticleTurco Presents and Publishes International Sport Research
Dr. Douglas M. Turco, Associate Academic Dean, The College of Global Studies, co-authored the paper “Visitors’ Perceptions of the 2010 FIFA World Cup: A case study of the host city [...]
View ArticleScott Publishes in ‘The Guardian’ and ‘Performing Ethos’
Dr. Laurence Scott, Lecturer at The College of Global Studies’ London Center, published the article “Murder on the Dance Floor: Art’s Fascination with Death” in The Guardian. Scott also published [...]
View ArticleLenscratch Features Lee’s ‘Torso Series’
On Dec. 27, Lenscratch featured June Yong Lee, Assistant Profressor of Art and Design, in an article, “Critical Mass: June Yong Lee,” which features his recent work, Torso Series: I discovered his [...]
View ArticleParadis to Speak about ‘African Americans and the Gettysburg Campaign,’ Feb. 17
Dr. James M. Paradis, Adjunct Professor of History and an authority on the roles of African American soldiers in the Civil War, will give a free talk on his second [...]
View ArticleDeshpande on ‘FILM’: Dean Keeps the Celluloid Medium Alive
On Jan. 31, Dr. Shekhar Deshpande, Professor and Chair of Media and Communication, published “Tacita Dean—The Materiality of the Signifier” on his blog, World Cinema. The article addresses FILM, Tacita...
View ArticleAAFS Recognizes Award-Winning Forensic Toxicologists of NMS Labs
Drs. Barry Logan and Sherri Kacinko, Adjunct Professors in Arcadia University’s Master of Forensic Science program, are two of three NMS Labs experts who will be recognized at the American Academy [...]
View ArticleBucks Local: Simmons Speaks on ‘Creating Lasting Peace,’ March 10
On March 6, Bucks Local News reported that Barbara Simmons, Instructor of International Peace and Conflict Resolution, will speak on “Creating Lasting Peace—Is it possible?” at the Newtown Friends...
View ArticleFelker Writes about Service Trip to Guatemala
Lori Felker, MPAS, PA-C, Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator for the Physician Assistant Program, had an article, “Helping Hands, Healing Hearts,” published online at pasconnect.org in April....
View ArticleCivil War Expert Paradis to Speak at 150th Gettysburg Reenactment
Dr. James M. Paradis, adjunct professor of history and author of African Americans and the Gettysburg Campaign, will speak at the 150th Reenactment of the Battle of Gettysburg in Gettysburg, Pa., on [...]
View ArticleNewser: Turco Comments on Stadium Costs ahead of World Cup in Brazil
In Paul Newberry’s column, “Protests in Brazil should send us all into the streets over outrageous stadium costs,” Arcadia University’s Dr. Douglas Turco commented on the excessive expenditures. “When...
View ArticleRotoworld: Eckenrode Discusses NFL Player Rob Gronkowski’s Back Injuries
Assistant professor of physical therapy Dr. Brian Eckenrode explained New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski’s back injuries and surgery in an interview with Rotoworld.com reporter Adam Levitan....
View ArticleVideo: Gearhart and The Crossing Sing Alongside the Rolling Stones
When the Rolling Stones played a highly anticipated show in Philadelphia on June 18, members of the choir group known as The Crossing, including Arcadia University choir director Steven Gearhart, [...]
View ArticleParadis Provides Background on Establishment of Camp William Penn
On Sept. 12, Dr. James M. Paradis, adjunct professor of history, gave a talk on “Camp William Penn and Its Influence on the Civil War” at the Old Baldy Civil War Round Table [...]
View ArticleArcadia Faculty Named Distinguished Fellows of the American Academy of...
Three faculty members in Arcadia University’s Physician Assistant program—Donna Agnew, Michael Huber, and Mary Laxton—will be recognized as Distinguished Fellows of the American Academy of Physician...
View ArticleHuffington Post: Atkins Explores a Troublesome Aspect of the Federal Media...
Larry Atkins, journalist and adjunct professor of media and communication, explains and critiques an amendment to the Free Flow of Information Act, the third federal shield law that Congress has [...]
View ArticleMisher ’88 Founds School for Children with Autism
Karen Misher ’88, associate professor of Art and Design, was featured in a Fox 29 news story about her dream, which is now reality for her sons and other students […]
View ArticleCharlotte Observer Quotes Rawlins in ‘The Art of Science’
Scott Rawlins, professor of art and design and an authority on scientific illustration, was quoted in a Dec. 8 Charlotte Observer feature story, “Art of science: Audubon sponsors atlas of Mecklenburg […]
View ArticleEckenrode Quoted in Health Magazine
Dr. Brian Eckenrode, assistant professor of physical therapy, was recently quoted in the Health article, “Ready, Set, Run! Injury Proof Your Run.” The article listed “the seven most common pain […]
View ArticleIsard Features on ‘Book Fight’ Podcast
Joshua Isard, assistant professor of English and director of the M.F.A. in Creative Writing, is the first guest of 2014 for “Book Fight,” an episodic podcast in which writers critique […]
View ArticleAbboud’s Writing Quoted in Dissident Voice
A recent article written by Dr. Samer Abboud, assistant professor of history and international studies, was quoted in an article in Dissident Voice, an internet newsletter dedicated to providing...
View ArticleHuffington Post: Atkins Admonishes the NCAA to Uphold Equality Among Members...
Larry Atkins, journalist and adjunct professor of media and communication, responds to the Big Five football conferences’ demands for NCAA reform by “rooting for the underdog” in his most recent...
View ArticleTimes Chronicle: Paskell ’81, ’96M.Ed. Brings Passion for Art to Classroom,...
The Times Chronicle featured Linda Ruth Paskell ’81, ’96M.Ed. in a story highlighting Paskell’s commitment to bringing the arts to the community and how she has returned to her alma mater to […]
View ArticleAbboud Returns to WHYY’s Radio Times to Discuss Syria
Dr. Samer Abboud, assistant professor of history and international studies at Arcadia University, returned to WHYY’s Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane on Wednesday, Feb. 19, as a guest during a segment...
View ArticleCattanoogan.com: Brendel Co-Directs Schumann Liederfest in Germany
Cattanoogan.com reported on July 6 that Chery Brendel will co-direct the Schumann Liederfest summer program in Zwickau, Germany, July 23 to Aug. 10. The program features daily language-intensive study...
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Poughkeepsie Journal: Belinsky Appreciates the ‘Busy Chorus of Birds’
Dr. Kara Belinsky Poughkeepsie Journal (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) featured Dr. Kara Belinsky, Assistant Professor of Biology, in “Soundscape tells animals what to avoid: Research show predators’ noices...
View ArticlePHL17: Loury Speaks on Collaborative Efforts with Saving Our Boys
Dr. Doreen Loury, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Director of Act 101 and Executive Director and Founder of the Black Male Development Symposium (BMDS), appeared in PHL17′s Eye Opener Philly on July...
View ArticlePhilly.com: Greenberg Presents One-Off Short Film Writing Course, Aug. 15
Philly.com recently reported that David Greenberg, who teaches screenwriting at Arcadia University, will be offering a one-off course, “Shorts for Summer…How to Write a Short Film,” at the Plastic Club...
View ArticlePhilly Post Features Atkins Article on Human Exploration of Mars
On Aug. 10, Philly Post published “We Should Be Packing Our Bags for Mars Right Now” by Larry Atkins, Adjunct Professor of Journalism. The article follows the landing of Curiosity, the $2.5 billion...
View ArticlePhilly Fringe Festival Blog: Faculty Film ‘Dostoyevsky Man’ Debuts Sept. 16
Philly Fringe Festival Blog featured a story on Adjunct Professor Larry Loebell‘s film Dostoyevsky Man, which will be screened at Arcadia University’s MainStage Theater, Spruance Fine Arts Center, on...
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Chestnut Hill Local: Philadelphia Fringe Film ‘Dostoyevsky Man’ Filmed at...
Seth Reichgott stars in ‘Dostoyevsky Man.’ Chestnut Hill Local featured Adjunct Professor Larry Loebell and the debut of his first film Dostoyevsky Man on Arcadia University’s MainStage as part of the...
View ArticleLeadCast Blog: Slesaransky-Poe Discusses Gender Nonconformity
On Oct. 2, LeadScape posted “Embracing the Whole Child: From Gender Binary to Gender Continuum” by contributor Dr. Graciela Slesaransky-Poe, Associate Professor of Education. The article focuses on...
View ArticleThe Triangle: Pilla Performs ‘The Farewell’ at Mandell Theater
The Triangle reported on Oct. 12 that Janet Pilla, Adjunct Professor in Arcadia’s Theater Arts and Acting program, was featured in “What Makes A Masterpiece?” at Drexel University’s Mandell Theater on...
View ArticleHeifer International: Arcadia Delegates Travel to Sierra Leone to Discuss...
Heifer International recently featured a story on Arcadia University delegates who visited Heifer Sierra Leone to build upon a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed in 2009 to provide post-graduate...
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Montgomery Media: Murphy Shares Stage with Southeastern PA Symphony, Nov. 17
Elizabeth Murphy Montgomery Media recently featured Dr. Elizabeth Murphy, Visiting Assistant Professor and Director of Music, and her upcoming performance of Samuel Barber’s “Knoxville: Summer of 1915”...
View ArticleOatis Leads National Study of Knee Osteoarthritis
ScienceDaily reported on Nov. 10 that Arcadia University collaborated with the University of Massachusetts Medical School on a study of knee osteoarthritis, funded by the National Institute of...
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Pinsky Presents on the Intersection of Jewish Identity and Activism
Dr. Dina Pinsky Dr. Dina Pinsky, Professor of Sociology, gave a presentation on the intersection of Jewish identity and activism at the Dorshei Derekh of Germantown Jewish Center on Nov. 27. The talk...
View ArticleMetro.com: Gonzalez-Lopez Discusses Rise of ASD Diagnosis
Metro.com featured Dr. Adriana Gonzalez-Lopez in a Nov. 28 article, “Exploring options for special needs students,” which discusses the rise of autism diagnosis as well as teacher training....
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Moorestown Patch: Seymour Receives 2012 Outstanding PA Educator Award
Amanda Seymour MoorestownPatch reported on Nov. 29 that Assistant Professor Amanda Seymour, Clinical Coordinator of Arcadia’s Physician Assistant Program, was awarded the Outstanding Physician...
View ArticlePhiladelphia Inquirer: Bernhardt Discusses ‘Toxic Knowledge’ in Inconclusive...
The Philadelphia Inquirer featured Clinical Supervisor Barbara Bernhardt of Arcadia University’s Genetic Counseling graduate program in a front page article, “Seeing a fetus’ future ills,” on Nov. 20....
View Article6ABC: Deshpande Discusses ‘Boyhood’
Brock Koller ’05 reviewed Boyhood, a film that captures a coming-of-age story that was shot over a 12-year period, for 6ABC. Koller, a student of Dr. Shekhar Deshpande, professor and chair […]
View ArticleThe Times Herald: Rose Comments on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
In an article published in The Times Herald titled “Keep the heat on the ALS ice bucket challenge,” Professor of Biology at Arcadia University Dr. Wesley Rose, who was diagnosed […]
View ArticleBucks Local News: Simmons Wins Peace Award
Barbara Simmons, adjunct instructor in the Arcadia University International Peace and Conflict Resolution master’s program and director of The Peace Center in Langhorne, Pa., won the Annual Al Krass...
View ArticleDr. Maryam Z. Deloffre Publishes Ebola Article in Washington Post
Dr. Maryam Z. Deloffre, assistant professor of political science, published an article about Ebola, human security, and Africa in the Washington Post. The AFRICOM [U.S. Africa Command] and UNMEER [U.N....
View ArticleCNN, Inquirer: Slesaranksy-Poe Discusses Embracing Gender Differences in Schools
CNN.com blog Schools of Thought posted a story Oct. 3 quoting Dr. Graciela Slesaransky-Poe, professor of education and founding dean of the School of Education at Arcadia University. “This is […]
View ArticleInterviewed on Colombian TV, Adjovi Speaks for UN on Venezuelan Prisoners
Roland Adjovi, assistant professor of political science at Arcadia University, was interviewed on La Tarde, a news program on 24-hour Columbian news network NTN24, on Oct. 11. Adjovi spoke on […]
View ArticleWHYY Features Student, Faculty Work on Flesh-eating Beetles, Bone Research
If there is a perfect day for a story about flesh-eating beetles, it’s Halloween. On Oct. 31, students and faculty in Arcadia’s biology and forensic science departments were featured in […]
View ArticleLoury Speaks at Philadelphia’s My Brother’s Keeper Summit
Dr. Doreen Loury (left) with Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and Stephen Tyson ’13M at the My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Initiative Summit, hosted at Philadelphia’s Mastery Charter School-Shoemaker...
View ArticleLondon Faculty Member Wins Prestigious Literary Award
Dr. Laurence Scott, a longstanding member of Arcadia University’s core faculty in London, has received the prestigious Royal Society of Literature Jerwood Award for 2014. Scott was awarded first prize […]
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