Chris Malloy to Present at Theological Symposium on January 19
Chris Malloy, associate professor of theology, will present at the 2012 Concordia Theological Seminary Symposia Series on Thursday, Jan. 19. His topic is, "A Catholic Perspective on the Joint Declaration of the Doctrine of Justification." The symposium will be held Jan.17-20 in Fort Wayne, Ind.
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Professor Scott Churchill Receives Piper Award Nomination
Professor Scott Churchill is UD's nominee for the Minnie Piper Award.The Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation annually honors fifteen college teachers in the state of Texas with awards of $5,000 for superior teaching. Scott's scholarly work and wide knowledge infuse each of his undergraduate and graduate classes. He has provided excellent leadership of the master's program in psychology for many years.
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Dr. Chris Malloy Quoted in Amarillo Globe-News
Dr. Chris Malloy, associate professor of theology, comments on the unlikely reversal of a suspended priest's appeal.
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Professor Bruce Evans Interviewed on 1160 AM
Bruce Evans, professor of management, will be interviewed each Wednesday morning on 1160 AM from 7:40 - 7:58 a.m. He will discuss the Graduate School of Management and the Capstone Experience.
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Professor John Norris to Lecture at the University of Notre Dame Australia
Dr. John Norris, associate professor of theology, will give the Slattery Lecture at the University of Notre Dame Australia’s Tannock Hall in Fremantle on July 8. The topic of the lecture is “The Church as Body of Christ: Insights from Science into the History and Identity of the Church.”
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Dr. Marti Jewell Receives Award from National Association of Lay Ministry
Dr. Marti Jewell, assistant professor of theology in the School of Ministry, was one of the recipients of the Spirit of the Conference award given by the National Association of Lay Ministry on June 3 during their 35th annual conference in Indianapolis.
The award was presented to three important contributors to the development of lay ministry in the United States: Mr. Lucian Roy, Dr. Marti Jewell, and Dr. Edward P. Hahnenberg. All three awardees are leaders in the discussion about the Catholic Church’s understanding of the role of laity and the future of ministry.
According to Dr. Jewell, “I have had the opportunity to work with wonderful colleagues across the country as we have explored the future of parish leadership, and having that work recognized was an honor.”
Dr. Marti Jewell is an authority on the changing nature of parish leadership. Her talks, articlesand books are helping to shape the discussion about the future of parish and parish ministry. From 2003-2009, Jewell shared her expertise as the National Association for Lay Ministry’s Director of the Emerging Models of Pastoral Leadership Project, a national research project studying excellence in parish leadership.
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Dr. Chris Malloy Will Present at Nature as Norm Conference
Dr. Christopher Malloy, associate professor of theology, will deliver a paper entitled, "Trinitarian Theology in Interreligious Dialogue" at the conference Nature as Norm, hosted by the St. Paul Seminary School of Divinity on June 14 - 16.
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Dr. Bainard Cowan, Dr. Robert Scott Dupree Participate in Intercollegiate Studies Institute
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Lyle Novinski to Speak at Dallas Festival of Ideas
Professor Emeritus of art, Lyle Novinski will present at the Dallas Institute of Humanities & Culture's 30th year celebration book signing reception on Mar. 4 from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Novinski's acclaimed photos, Korea Remembered, will be exhibited at the Institute through Mar. 18.
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UD Professors to Speak at Philadelphia Society Convention
Dr. Tom West, professor of politics, and Dr. Tiffany Jones Miller, associate professor of politics, will participate in The Philadelphia Society's 47th National Meeting on Apr. 1 - 3, 2011 in Dallas. The theme is "The Perils of Progressivism," and will feature Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert, as well as faculty from Baylor University, the University of Colorado and Wofford College.
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Professor Scott Churchill Featured Panelist at International human Science Research Conference
Dr. Scott Churchill, professor of psychology, will speak during a keynote panel discussion at the 30th annual International Human Science Research Conference hosted at The Open University. The discussion will focus on the future of phenomenology.
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Dr. Scott Wysong is Quoted in the Dallas Morning News
Scott Wysong, associate professor of management, comments on Super Bowl 2011 volunteers.
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Dr. Robert Wood Co-edits Publication in Memory of Philosopher Kenneth Schmitz
Robert Wood, professor of philosophy, is the co-editor of Person, Being, and History - Essays in Honor of Kenneth L. Schmitz. This publication features various essays by colleagues and former students of Schmitz that examine subjects of his teaching.
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Dr. Samuel Bostaph Comments on the Stimulus
Dr. Samuel Bostaph, former professor of economics, is quoted in an article about the Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
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Dr. Herbert Remidez Quoted in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Dr. Herbert Remidez, assistant professor of operations management, discusses the field of project management in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Will Oakley Inducted into Georgia Tech Lacrosse Hall of Fame
Will Oakley, women's lacrosse coach, was a member of the inaugural class inducted into the Georgia Tech Lacrosse Hall of Fame on Oct. 8.
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Professor Leo Paul de Alvarez to Speak at University of Tulsa
Professor Leo Paul de Alvarez, professor of politics, will deliver the Honors Fall Lecture at the University of Tulsa on Oct. 21. On Oct. 22, he will host a lunch discussion from the essay, "The Artist as Thinker."
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Dr. John Alvis to Lecture at St. Thomas University
Dr. John Alvis, professor of English, will present on The Plan of Zeus: Gods, Heroes and Politics, as part of the Great Ideas Lecture at St. Thomas University.
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Dr. Tom West in The New York Times
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Dr. Tom West, professor of politics, wrote on former president Woodrow Wilson in The New York Times.
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Professor Valeria Forte Published in Journal Studia Europaea
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Professor Valeria Forte, visiting instructor in Italian, wrote an essay, "Etruscan Origins and Italian Nationalism," which was published in the Journal Studia Europaea.
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Dr. Tom West to be Featured on KERA this Sunday
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Dr. Tom West, professor of politics, will appear on KERA this Sunday, Oct. 3 at 12:30 p.m. He will be one of four guests to discuss the topic, "Does Our Constitution Still Matter?"
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Dr. Thomas West Featured as Guest Lecturer at Brigham Young University
Dr. Thomas West, professor of politics, was featured as a guest lecturer at Brigham Young University on September 23. West presented from the topic, "The Universalist Assumptions of the American Founding."
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Dr. Brett Bourbon Published in Common Knowledge
Dr. Brett Bourbon, assistant professor of english, wrote an essay, "Can I Drive My Car from its Form to its Movement?" This fall 2010 essay was published in the journal, Common Knowledge, and as a result, Bourbon was made a regular columnist for the publication. He has also been recently appointed co-editor for a new encyclopedia on the philosophy of aesthetics entitled, Actions in Art.
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Dr. Marti Jewell Quoted in National Catholic Reporter
Dr. Marti Jewell, assistant professor of theology, comments on 'Co-Workers in the Vineyard of the Lord' in the September 8 issue of the National Catholic Reporter.
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Dr. Tiffany Millers article published by National Review Online
Dr. Miller, associate professor of politics, wrote an article, “The Progressives’ Legacy of Bankruptcy” and was published by the National Review Online July 8, 2010.
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Dr. David Upham Featured Commentator on MyFox DFW
Dr. David Upham, assistant professor of politics, was featured on MyFox DFW to commentate the State Board of Education re-write of the social studies curriculum for Texas schools. Upham wrote a column for the Wall Street Journal’s opinion page title: Is Texas Messing With History? To watch the clip, click here.
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Kim Owens Reviewed in Issue Art News
Kim Owens, professor of art, had her November 2009 art show “Reading Between the Lines” featured at Holly Johnson Gallery located in Dallas. The show was reviewed in the February 2010 issue of Art News.
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Dr. Sam Bostaphs Article Featured in History of Political Economy
Dr. Sam Bostaph, professor of economics, will have a forthcoming article, “Deepening the Irony of Utopia: An Economic Perspective,” in the Summer 2010 issue of top-ranked economic journal History of Political Economy. The article was presented at the annual conference held at the University of Dallas at the Thomas More Center.
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Dr. Susan Hanssen Awarded Residential Visiting Fellowship at Princeton University
Dr. Susan Hanssen, professor of history, was awarded a Residential Visiting Fellowship and the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University for the 2010-2011 academic year. Dr. Hanssen was given the fellowship to support work on a book of Henry Adams and the American idea of the University.
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Dr. John Osoinach Publishes Paper on Applied Probability
Dr. John Osoinach, professor of mathematics, wrote a paper, “The Lying Oracle Game with a Biased Coin.” The paper was published in the December 2009 issue of Advances in Applied Probability.
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Dr. Richard J. Dougherty Writes Introduction to a Collection of Essays
Dr. Richard J. Dougherty, professor of politics, wrote the introduction to a collection of essays by Orestes Brownson (1803-1876), forthcoming from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute Press. Orestes A. Brownson: Works in Political Philosophy, Vol. 3: 1842-1849. It is the third in a projected five-volume collection of Brownson’s works.
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Assistant Politics Professor Publishes Op-ed in April 2010 Issue of the Wall Street Journal
Dr. David Upham, assistant professor of politics, published an op-ed titled "Is Texas Messing With History?
Criticisms of the state's proposed new school curriculum are overblown” in the April 27 issue of the Wall Street Journal.
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Professor Lyle Novinski Honored by Korean Women's International Network
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Lyle Novinski, professor emeritus of art, was honored by the Korean Women's International Network during a luncheon commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Korean War. He served in Korea from 1954-55 and as a result, has an original exhibit of 40 photos of Korean culture, landscapes and his fellow soldiers. The exhibit, assembled for UD, has traveled to various venues.
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Associate Classics Professor Serves Texas Education Agency
Grace Starry West, associate classics professor at the University of Dallas, served on the Texas Education Agency (TEA) committee on April 15-16 in San Antonio. West was one of three classics professors and four high school Latin teachers convened by the TEA and the Educational Testing Service.
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