Planting a Seed to Fight Hunger
AU alum and PC faculty member Richard Stack helped found the area’s largest food bank.
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Planting a Seed to Fight Hunger
AU alum and PC faculty member Richard Stack helped found the area’s largest food bank.
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Prof's Article on Huff Post
Professor Lenny Steinhorn's on Baby Boomers and the recession was recently featured on Huffington Post's website. Read more
In light of the a series of suicides committed by individuals in the gay community in 2010, Professor Caty Borum Chatoo’s students produced a PSA for the “It Gets Better” campaign against gay bullying. Watch video
PC grad student Rosemari Ochoa was the guest speaker at the National Activist Training on Population and the Environment conducted by the Sierra Club and the International Womens' Health Coalition (IWHC) on September 26 at the Sierra Club's National Headquarters. Read more
Prof's Article in Huffington Post
Prof. Lenny Steinhorn notes an overlooked cost of budget cuts: the loss of the public pool on the Huffington Post.
Prof Writes Article for Christian Science Monitor
SOC Adjunct professor Bob Lehrman, whose highly praised Christian Science Monitor piece on the State of the Union came out last January, does another long piece for the Monitor, this one on the state of imaginative writing revolving around the University of Iowa's Writer's Workshop 75th Anniversary Reunion. Read more
PC Students Showcase Their Capstone Projects
The capstone projects are the culmination of the PC master’s degree program at AU. All graduates complete a capstone as part of a capstone seminar working in close cooperation with faculty. Read more
Professor Receives Write Up in Justmeans Blog
A study conducted by Prof. Sol Hart on the boomerang effect in climate change and how the problem could be addressed was referenced in an entry on the Justmeans Blog. The entry discussed the problems addressing climate change and what could be done about it. Read more
Profs Students Produce PSA for the “It Gets Better” Campaign
In light of the recent series of suicides committed by individuals in the gay community, Professor Caty Borum Chatoo’s students produced a PSA for the “It Gets Better” campaign against gay bullying. Watch video
Prof's Articles Appear in The Fiscal Times
Professor Dotty Lynch's article on disillusioned young voters and the midterm elections as well as her article in the fiscal divide appeared in the budget section of The Fiscal Times online. Lynch's graduate students her Public Communication Research Methods class compiled the report in conjunction with the October 6 American Forum, “Is Your Vote Up for Grabs?” on young people and the 2010 Midterm elections.
Prof Presents Work, Sits on Panel in Paris
Prof. Matt Nisbet will present "Climate Change Controversies in the Media: Sociological Insightsat" and appear on a panel at a conference organized by CRNS, the French Research Agency, in Paris. Other panelists include scholars and journalists from France, Portugal, Sweden, the UK, Spain, and the U.S. Read more
Profs Start Political Blog
Pundit Wire is a new blog from co-founders & political wonks Lenny Steinhorn & Bob Lehrman features original commentary by political speechwriters.
Grad Student Takes Skills to India
Eric Saltzman is in Chennai, India this summer for 12 weeks, mainly in rural areas doing ethnographic work and market research to improve marketing and communication strategies to the lowest income groups in rural India in the areas of energy, water, and sanitation. Read more
Student Builds Professional Network at Facebook
Facebook is all about making connections. For American University graduate student Ferenc Koszorus, one key connection came in the form of an internship with AU alum Andrew Noyes. Read more
AU SOC Professor Montgomery Challenges Junk Food Marketers
Kathryn Montgomery worries about the health of American youths.
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