教师的成就

• 2025年春季

  Assistant professor of history James Almeida signed an advance contract to publish his first book Minting Slavery, Coining Race: Human Difference, Discipline, and Labor in Colonial Potosí with the University of Alabama Press. Almeida was invited to present “(Re)Production without Women: An Attempt at Social Control in 17th Century Potosí” at Yale University’s Latin American 历史 Speaker Series.

  Kerri Clement, assistant professor of history, published "Contagion and Control: Rethinking Animal Diseases and Their Roles in American 历史 and Space" in 美国现代史.

  Professor of philosophy Bob Fudge presented "The Dignified Sublime," which is from a book-length manuscript he is preparing entitled "Dignity and Degradation" at the North Carolina Philosophical Society meeting.

  Jean Kapenda, instructor of criminal justice, presented a multi-part lecture series “Rumba on the Congo River” for the 2025 CSBS Black 历史 Month Lecture.

  Assistant professor of psychology Jordyn Leslie received a $21,000 grant for “Access to and Support for Nature at Work: A Multi-Study Scale Development and Validation Project” from the Center for Health & Nature. Leslie published “Branching Out: The Nonwork Nature and Employee Outcomes (NEO) Model” in 职业健康科学.

  Paul Neiman, associate professor of philosophy, published “Nurses on the Outside, Problems on the Inside! The Duty of Nurses to Support Unions” in 护理伦理.

  Assistant professor of history Nathan Rives presented "The State of Teaching College and High School American 历史 Courses in Utah" at the Organization of American Historians annual conference.

  Matthew Romaniello, professor of history, published “‘An Epidemic disease of a very singular nature’: Evolving Knowledge of the Mumps in the Eighteenth Century” in 注释和记录：《皇家学会科学史杂志》.

  Graduate director and associate professor of social work Corina Segovia-Tadehara and assistant professor of social work Lizbeth Velazquez published, with Andrea Martinez, assistant professor of teacher education, the book chapter "Authentic Cariño with Latinx preK-12 learners: An approach to transformative social and emotional learning" in 从潮流到变革的社会情感学习.

  Professor of history Eric Swedin published "Latter-day Saint Reactions to Epidemics in Utah" in 犹他历史季刊.

  Molly Sween, department chair and professor of criminal justice, wasnominated by Major General Eder to attend the U.S. Army’s 2025 National Security Seminar in June 2025.

  政治学教授斯蒂芬妮·沃尔夫（Stephanie Wolfe）在国会山举行的公民外交日上获得了公民外交奖，以表彰她在国际友好关系和在犹他州与世界之间建立桥梁方面做出的杰出贡献。 Wolfe presented “Memorializing Trauma: The Development of Genocide Memorials in Rwanda (1994-2004)” at the MSA Museums and Memory Working Group Conference. 1994年针对图西族的种族灭绝幸存者邀请沃尔夫与政治学学生梅西·麦科马克（Macy McCormack）一起参加在联合国总部举行的第31届纪念活动。 在那里，他们对副常驻代表Kayinamura进行了深入采访，了解他在推动修改联合国关于种族灭绝纪念的正式决议语言方面的作用。

  赵鑫，心理学助理教授，当选为落基山心理学会多元化主席。