Ave Rio, James Hartsock and Jordan Zorn-Neuber share the connections between their student employment experience and their current full-time careers.
Student employment alumni share their experiences
Publication: Reactions
Student employment alums speak about time on campus
Gianna Velazquez ’20, Chris Melecio ’20, Michael Catalan ’16 and Megan Barnash ’14 share the connections between their student employment experience and their current full-time careers.
Reactions: Flooding could be sign of new normal
Between August 8 and 15, 2016, over 20 inches of rainfall fell over a large area of southeastern Louisiana and southern Mississippi. Latest estimates have between 40,000 and 110,000 homes damaged or destroyed across the state and 13 people dead. Climatologist and Professor of Geography Dagmar Budikova explores why these “1,000-year-storms” are becoming more frequent.
Reactions: Saunders explains why burkini bans hypocritical
Rebecca Saunders calls the French ban on burkinis ironic in its call for “decency.”
Reactions: Understanding the Brexit from the European Union
Professor of Economics David Cleeton explains the questions that arise for the departure, and how the vote was not a huge surprise.
Reactions: The driving force behind anti-LGBT legislation
A slew of state legislation has emerged to reverse LGBT equality rulings.
Reactions: Affirmative action has history with labor
Associate Professor of History Touré Reed discusses the history of affirmative action, and called it a hard-won victory that must be defended.
Reactions: Understanding Flint’s lead crisis
Associate Professor of Inorganic Chemistry Chris Hamaker, who is studying expelling materials like lead from water using organic molecules, explains the problem with Flint, Michigan’s pipes.
Reactions: Stuffing the Periodic Table suitcase
Professor of Chemistry Gregory Ferrence gives some insight into the birth of the new additions to the Periodic Table of Elements.
Reactions: Nomination of Garland a protection for future liberal choices
Department of Politics and Government’s Meghan Leonard reacts to President Barack Obama’s nomination of D.C. Circuit Court Chief Judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court.
