Allison Weihe, Assistant Director for Student Activities and Traditions, recently published an article in the American College Personnel Association Developments publication.
Jillian Jones, Administrative Associate in the College of Liberal Arts, published an article titled "LGBTQIA+ Hate Crimes and State Non-Discrimination Policies: An Analysis," in the Midwest Social Sciences Journal.
Dr. Summer Wilderman, Bonnie Rinks and John Paulson published an article titled "Engaging Faculty in Field Education: Strategies for Expanding Placements And Strengthening Student Supervision."
Shefveland published her book The Great Upheaval: War, Migration, and Transformation in Early Modern America, 1675–1725 with University of Nebraska Press.
Dr. Charlotte Connerton, Associate Professor of Nursing and Chair of the RN to BSN Program, is a co-author of a manuscript that was published in the September 1 issue of Journal of Nursing Education.
Dr. Mary Doerner, Nursing Advisor and Course Coordinator and Dr. Charlotte Connerton, Associate Professor of Nursing and Chair of the RN to BSN Program have an article published in the journal, Teaching and Learning in Nursing.
Dr. Michelle Wakefield, Assistant Professor and Director of Graduate Nursing; Dr. Kara Doucet, Assistant Professor of Nursing; and Dr. Bailey Rankin, Assistant Professor and Chair of Graduate Nursing, are the authors of a poster presentation accepted for the International Council of Nurses at the 14th International Council of Nurses NP/APN Network Conference.
Dr. Tori Colson was recently named to the Junior League of Evansville's Top 20 Women Leaders of 2025 list.
Shefveland developed a yoga teacher training program for Yoga Space Evansville, drawing on her dual background as a history professor and member of the Communal Studies Board at the University of Southern Indiana.
Dr. Zack Ward, Associate Professor of Health Administration, is the co-creator of a blog, Tenure & Tech, that explores the changing world of artificial intelligence (AI), and how faculty members can utilize this technology to engage students in the classroom and better prepare them to be problem solvers in their future careers.
Mary Phillips, Assistant Professor and Chair of Respiratory Therapy, was chosen to co-lead the Indiana Joint Asthma Coalition (InJAC).
Dr. Denise Lynn, Chair of History, published her book Women March for Peace: Black Radical Women’s Anti-Korean War Activism with University of Massachusetts Press.
