Three compositions by Jonathan C. Santore, associate professor of music and chair of the department of music, theatre and dance (MTD), were published in 2005—all have strong connections to PSU. The Insoluble...
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Assistant Professor of Education Marcel LeBrun’s new book, Reflections on Still Waters: Celebrating Gay Men’s Lives and Experiences (PublishAmerica, 2005), is “a series of stories told...
The Scandal of Reason: or Shadow of God by PSU Professor of Philosophy David F. Haight and his wife, independent scholar Marjorie A. Haight, was published in January 2004 by the University Press of America,...
Professor of Art Annette Mitchell has released a new DVD and video based on her book, Foam Is where the Art Is-New Ways to Print. Both are approximately 106 minutes long and feature beautifully photographed...
In his new book, Kenneth Burke’s Logology and Literary Criticism (Xlibris, 2004), Robert Garlitz, professor of English, studies four essays on logology and argues that they show us more clearly than...
Ogilvy Music of Denton, Texas recently published an arrangement for digital keyboard orchestra and two pianos of Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns. PSU Professor of Music Carleen Graff arranged...
Associate Professor Joy Butler of Plymouth State’s health, physical education and recreation (HPER) department was lead editor of Teaching Games for Understanding in Physical Education and Sport, published...
Gary E. Goodnough, associate professor of education and coordinator of PSU’s counselor education program, is coauthor, with Rachelle Pérusse, assistant professor and school counseling coordinator at Plattsburgh...
Neither Plain Nor Simple, the most recent book by David R. Starbuck, assistant professor of archeology and anthropology, is the result of over 25 years of archeological research at Canterbury Shaker Village...
Poet Rick Agran’s new children’s book, Pumpkin Shivaree (Handprint Press), tells the story of the transformation of a pumpkin from “a little silver seed” to full-grown pumpkin to jack o’lantern....
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