College of Social Science
Nwando Achebe will receive funding from the World Health Organization for a project titled Eradicating Wild Polio Viruses in Nigeria: A Strategic Communications-Centered Approach for Research and Training. She is Co-PI with Folu Ogundimu, Maria Lapinski-Lafaive, Khadidiatou Ndiaye, and Stephen Obaro. The project runs 11/14/2010-11/13/2011 and… Continue Reading Professor Nwando Achebe’s WHO Project Funded
Dr. Leslie Page Moch will be interviewed on November 9 for Interfaith Voices, a public radio show about religion, from WAMU in Washington, D.C. The discussion will be on religion and the ban of the burqua in France. The interview will be conducted by MSU… Continue Reading Dr. Moch on NPR’s Interfaith Voices
Still Time to Register for the 17th Annual Michigan Council for History Education Conference! The 17th Annual MCHE Conference will be held on Thursday, November 4, 2010 at the Ramada Inn in Lansing, Michigan. This year’s theme is: Bringing History Home: Local Stories, Global Context… Continue Reading Register for the 17th Annual MCHE
Professor Javier Pescador’s photography exhibit at AADL has been featured in the Stage & Canvas section of the Real Detroit Weekly e-magazine. See more at the link: http://www.realdetroitweekly.com/detroit/stage-and-canvas/Content?oid=1387884
Dr. Ethan Segal will be presenting a paper titled “From Samurai to Sources: Teaching Critical Thinking in the Pre-modern Japanese History Classroom” at the DePaul University Teaching Japan conference in Chicago, held on Friday, October 29, and Saturday, October 30, 2010. Conference details, including the list of… Continue Reading Professor Segal to present paper at DePaul University