Faculty Achievement
Goucher faculty have a well-earned reputation as great teachers and mentors, but they are also incredibly active in scholarship and creative endeavors. Below you will find a list of just some of the recent publications, presentations, performances, and exhibits from our talented faculty.
Awards, Grants & Fellowships
Ahmed-Schofield, Ruquia. 2022. Maryland Chapter of the American Chemical Society grant to support the Chemistry Department’s STEM Ecosystem Tutoring Program.
Contreras, Jazmine. 2022. Junior Fellowship. NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Cottle, Katherine. 2022. “The Homestead Steel Strike and the Growth of America as an Industrial Power--Utilizing Primary Sources in the Classroom.” NEH Summer Scholar Grant.
Bozic, Sonja, 2022, The Saul Zaentz Innovation Fund Fellow, John Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD.
van Breukelen, Natalie. 2022. “Exploring Reproductive Behavior in Texas Cichlids using Novel Field Methods.” Western North American Naturalist.
Dawley, Evan. 2022. Chun and Jane Chiu Family Foundation Project Grant to support a workshop for the further development of the Primary Sources on Taiwan documentary translation project.
Hopper, Ailish. 2022. Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) Individual Arts Award.
Kunz, Edgar. 2022. Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) Individual Arts Award.
Moulton, Katie. 2022. Mid-Atlantic Arts Fellowship to literary artist residency at Virginia Center for Creative Arts.
Poliakoff-Chen, Phaye. 2022. Visiting Artist Residency. 18th Street Arts Center. Los Angeles.
Books
Kimball, Danny. 2022. Net Neutrality and the Battle for the Open Internet. Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Press.
Articles
van Breukelen, Natalie A. 2022. "Examining Parental Defense and Offspring Behavior in the Bi-Parental Convict Cichlid: Using Field Research to Increase Student Understanding, Appreciation, and Application of Scientific Research Methods." Buntbarsche Bulletin: Journal of the American Cichlid Association 314: 28-33.
Cottle, Katherine. Summer 2022. "The ‘Golden Era’ of 3-D Creature Features: Luring Humans Back to the Movie Theater with Interactive Fear." Horror Homeroom 6: 59-67.
Cottle, Katherine. 2022. "The Fast and The Furious: The Role of Family in Respectable Work." Contemporaries at Post45: "The Art of (Drag) Racing" cluster. Online.
Asche, Frank, Taryn Garlock, Jordi Guillen, Ganesh Kumar, Ignacio Llorente, and Gina Shamshak. 2022. “Market Opportunities for U.S. Aquaculture Producers: The Case of Branzino.” Marine Resource Economics 37(2).
Book Chapters
Oettinger, April. 2022. "Ekphrasis and the Romance of Botany in the Age of Pietro Andrea Mattioli." Pp. 741-766 in Ekphrastic Image-Making in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1700, edited by Arthur J. DiFuria and Walter S. Melion. Leiden: Brill.
Wells, Juliette. 2022. "Afterword: Sex, Romance, and Representation in Uzma Jalaluddin's Ayesha at Last." Pp. 243-52 in Jane Austen, Sex, and Romance: Engaging Desire in the Novels and Beyond, edited by Nora Nachumi and Stephanie Oppenheim. Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Press.
Book Reviews
Duncan, Ann W. 2022. The Universe Is on Our Side: Restoring Faith in American Public Life. By Bruce Ledewitz. Journal of Church and State, csac060.
Reilley, Megan. 2021. "The Body as Home: Traversing Gender to Find Peace." Proximity/TRUE.
Choreography, Performances, Exhibits & Designs
Ahearn, Elizabeth and Rick Delaney. 2022. The Smallest Perfect Number. Baltimore, MD. May.
Kunz, Edgar. 2022. "Night Heron." American Poetry Review 51(2).
Kunz, Edgar. 2022. "Shoulder Season." American Poetry Review 51(2).
Kunz, Edgar. 2022. "Tester." American Poetry Review 51(2).
Conference Presentations & Posters
Ahearn, Elizabeth. 2022. "Pilates and Its Relevance in Somatic Dance Education: Discussion and Application.” 8th annual Somatic Dance Conference & Performance Festival. Geneva, NY. July 2022.
Bozic, Sonja and Weiner, Jonathan. 2022. “Chocolate Milk.” Stereopsia Europe - The Immersion Forum. Brussels, Belgium. October 18.
Harder, William L. and Jamie L. Mullaney. 2022. “Student Perceptions and Experiences of Study Abroad Disruption During COVID-19.” Morgan State University School of Education and Urban Studies Research Series (session: Critical Perspectives on Student Mobility and International Faculty in Higher Education). Baltimore, MD. April 20.
Mullaney, Jamie L. 2022. “Focusing, Balancing, and Just Not Doing It: Lessons from Cognitive Sociology.” Toward a Concept-Driven Sociology: A Symposium in Honor of Eviatar Zerubavel. New Brunswick, NJ. April 22.
Mullaney, Jamie L., Elaine Meyer-Lee, Jennifer Keys, and Kristin Geraty. 2022. “From Surviving to Thriving: A Holistic Approach to Mentoring Department Chairs.” American Conference of Academic Deans (ACAD). St. Petersburg, FL. February 25.
Wells, Juliette. 2022. "The Extraordinary Reading Journals of Charles Beecher Hogan, Austen Collector and Scholar." Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing annual conference. Amsterdam, Netherlands. July 14.
Wells, Juliette, and Grace Fischbach '22. 2022. "Sense and Sensibility As You've Never Seen It Before." Jane Austen Society of North America Annual General Meeting. Victoria, Canada. September 29.
Newspapers, Magazines, Interviews & Blogs
Contreras, Jazmine and Nicolaas P. Barr. 2022. "Russia, the Dutch Far Right, and the Politics of World War II Remembrance," The New Fascism Syllabus.
Reilley, Megan. 2022. "Weeding the Garden Makes Me Angry." 3Cents Magazine. 1(4).
Invited Public Lectures
Harder, William L. 2022. “Roundtable Discussion: Shaping the Future of Interdisciplinary Research” Times of Higher Education. London, UK (virtual). June 21.
Harder, William L. and Jose Sainz. 2022. "Liberal Arts and Sciences in the U.S." USA College Day, US-UK Fulbright Commission. London, UK. September 23.
Harder, William L. 2022. "A Pedagogy of Transparency: a Call for Faculty to always ‘Show Your Work’" The Center for Teaching and Learning at Richmond the American International University in London. London, UK. September 27.
Harder, William L. 2022. "Toward an Inclusive and Anti-racist Research Methods Curriculum" The Center for Teaching and Learning at Richmond the American International University in London. London, UK. September 28.
Wells, Juliette. 2022. "Why You Should Read Oscar Fay Adams." Jane Austen Society of North America - Southwest Region (virtual). January 22.
Wells, Juliette. 2022. "The Artist and the Austen Collector." Jane Austen Society of North America - Michigan region (virtual). February 6.
Wells, Juliette. 2022. "Austen's Men and the Arts." Jane Austen Society of North America - Ohio North Coast Region (virtual). June 4.
Wells, Juliette. 2022. "The Austen Sisters' Topaz Crosses and Their American Collector, Charles Beecher Hogan. Jane Austen Society of North America - Central Virginia Region (virtual). August 28.
Wells, Juliette. 2022. "A New Jane Austen: How Americans Brought Us the World's Greatest Novelist." Lorraine Hanaway Annual Lecture, Jane Austen Society of North America - Eastern Pennsylvania Region, Philadelphia, PA. September 17.
Faculty members, please submit your scholarship to be included on this website. We will update this webpage twice a year. If you
have any questions, please contact cast@goucher.edu.
Kudos
- April 12, 2021
The six faculty members are distinguished in their fields of study and recognized for their outstanding scholarly and teaching achievements.
- November 10, 2020
Associate Professor Nyasha Grayman-Simpson was interviewed on the radio program Revolutionary African Perspectives, on WRFG in Atlanta, where she discussed post-election African American mental health. Grayman-Simpson is the Henry S. Dulaney Professor at Goucher College.
- March 3, 2020
The New York Times ran an in-depth review of “Child of Light,” the new work of nonfiction by Professor of English Madison Smartt Bell. The book is a biography of the writer Robert Stone. According to the Times, “‘Child of Light’ is a sensitive and thorough biography...This is one of those rare biographies in which you don’t feel like skimming the first 35 pages.”
- June 4, 2019
Americans for the Arts announced that Margie Reese, executive director of the Wichita Falls Alliance for Arts and Culture, will be honored with the Selina Roberts Ottum Award.
- February 22, 2019
Professor Justine Chasmar earned two awards for research that asks how quantitative reasoning centers can improve student tutoring and overall learning in quantitative fields.