Edited by Kylo-Patrick R. Hart, chair and professor of Communication and Media Studies, and Annette Holba, professor of Communication and Media Studies This anthology, which includes chapters written by co-editors...
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Spring 2009
Julie DeGalan and Bryon Middlekauff, professor of Geography and Environmental Planning Great Jobs for Environmental Studies Majors helps students and recent college graduates explore their career options...
Robert Heiner, assistant chair of the Department of Social Science and professor of Anthropology-Sociology Intended to be a brief and inexpensive alternative to the usual textbooks used in social problems...
Barbara M. Newman, Philip R. Newman, and Clarissa M. Uttley, professor of Early Childhood Studies This study guide for Development Through Life: A Psychosocial Approach, which is frequently used in human...
Elizabeth Ahl, chair of the Department of English and professor of English Ahl’s chapbook, which won the 2008 Slapering Hol Press chapbook competition, is a collection of poetry about human interaction...
by Rhiannon Hutchinson When asked to explain the source of her drive to help others, Laura Brusseau ’04 credits her family. “My parents always led by example,” she says. “We were raised to give...
New curriculum and more opportunities in graphic design by Barbra Alan The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the field of graphic design will grow 10 percent over the next decade, and that...
Professor of Science Education, PSU’s Center for the Environment Mary Ann McGarry’s work takes her (and her students) from the classrooms of PSU to ecological research sites all over the world, including...
The Center for Rural Partnerships is working to preserve and enhance rural life in New Hampshire.
The Department of Health and Human Performance explores the relationship between activity and health.
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