Dr. Jiaying Liu, Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems, recently co-authored an article in the "European Journal of Information Systems."
Dr. Charlotte Connerton, Associate Professor of Nursing and Chair of the RN to BSN Program, is a co-author of a manuscript, "Master Competency in Entry-Level Nursing Education Through Scaffolded Learning," published online in the Journal of Nursing Education.
Several faculty members were co-presenters at the Indiana Occupational Therapy Association (IOTA) Fall Conference, held November 22, at the University of Indianapolis.
Four members of the Occupational Therapy faculty are the authors of a manuscript, "Empowering Practitioners through Legislative Advocacy," that was published in the November issue of OT Practice® magazine.
Dr. Uditha Wijesuriya, Associate Professor of Mathematics, recently published an article in the journal, "Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods."
Dr. Jessica Mason, Dr. Stephanie Rexing and Dr. Michele Chaleunphonh were presenters at the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) Education Summit in Salt Lake City, Utah, November 14-15.
Dr. Katherine Peak and Amy Wilson are the authors of a manuscript, "Sound Similarities: Exploring Sonography in Veterinary Medicine," published in the Journal of Diagnostic Medical Sonography.
Dr. Amy Montz, Professor of English, published a book that originated as her 2006 dissertation, titled “Dressing for England: Fashion and Nationalism in Victorian Novels.”
Dr. Sukanya Gupta, Professor of English and Director of Master of Arts in English, published an article titled "Global Women's Writing & Eco-Cosmopolitanism" in the Routledge Companion to Global Women's Writing.
Six Nursing faculty members presented their scholarship and research at the Sigma Theta Tau 48th Biennial Convention in Indianapolis, November 8-10.
Occupational Therapy faculty are the authors of a manuscript, "Building Resilience in Children Exposed to Trauma," published in the October issue of OT Practice® magazine, a publication of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA).
Dr. Kara Doucet, Assistant Professor of Nursing; Erin Parchman, Assistant Professor of Respiratory Therapy; Dr. Bailey Rankin, Assistant Professor and Chair of Graduate Nursing; and Jody Delp, Clinical Assistant Professor of Respiratory Therapy, are the authors of a poster that was presented at the Nexus Summit 2025,