Joseph Orosco presented “Reimagining ‘America’ and Civic Identity Through Chicanx History” at the annual meeting of the Concerned Philosophers for Peace on Oct. 30, 2021.

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Feb 18, 2022

Stuart Ray Sarbacker presented a lecture entitled “Avatars of the COVID-19 Era: Morphological Limitation and Freedom in Virtual Environments” at the University of Virginia “Prioritizing Presence in a Post-Pandemic World” workshop. Sarbacker also contributed to a collaborative white paper on best practices for student engagement in post-pandemic actual and virtual teaching environments.

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Feb 18, 2022

Joseph Orosco published “Lessons on Police Brutality from the Chicanx Experience” in the Journal for Philosophy in the Contemporary World, as part of a special collaboration between the journal and the Anarres Project for Alternative Futures.

Nicole von Germeten

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Feb 18, 2022

Nicole von Germeten, with co-PIs Chris Lindberg and Meghan Naxer, recently won a research fellowship from E-campus. Their project proposes to examine student motivation levels as they engage with the past through a narrative and character-based video games built into the design … Continue reading →

Stuart Ray Sarbacker

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Feb 18, 2022

Stuart Ray Sarbacker presented a lecture entitled “Avatars of the COVID-19 Era: Morphological Limitation and Freedom in Virtual Environments” at the University of Virginia “Prioritizing Presence in a Post-Pandemic World” workshop. Sarbacker also contributed to a collaborative white paper on best … Continue reading →

Amy Koehlinger presented 2 papers at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Religion this weekend: 1) “’Boyology’ and Beyond: the Boy Crisis and the Production of Catholic Masculinities,” and 2) “The Sounds of Silence: Ministry to the “Nones” at a Catholic Shrine in the Pacific Northwest.”

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Nov 23, 2021