Posted April 19 - Sun Kang, assistant professor of sport management, has co-authored an article in the International Journal of Sports Marketing and Sponsorship, and co-authored a chapter in Governance and Policy in Sport Organizations. He also will present at a conference in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in June. 

Posted April 16 - Will Patch, MU’s digital strategist, is co-curating an open resource for terminology and professional development resources for enrollment management. The #EMchat Reference Book — which includes industry terminology, as well as links to relevant news sources, podcasts, listservs, and newsletters — is a project developed by EMchat, an online community of higher education enrollment management professionals. The project has garnered coverage from the National Association for College Admissions Counseling, the largest professional organization for admissions. Read more.

Posted April 16 - Three MU seniors, Mo Rammel, Ashleigh Ridenour and Amber Willwerth, along with Mike Martynowicz, assistant professor of education, presented “The Impact of a Motivational Manipulation on Students’ Learning Strategies and Satisfaction” at the 90^th annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association in Chicago on April 13.

Posted April 10 - Routledge has published Anarchism: A Conceptual Approach, a book co-edited by Leonard Williams, dean of the College of Education and Social Sciences and a political science professor. Williams also contributed a chapter titled “Reform.”  He recently was invited to serve on the editorial board of the journal PS: Political Science and Politics.

Posted April 6 - P3 student John Palaika was selected by the Board of Directors of the Pharmacy Education Foundation (PEF) as Manchester’s recipient of the 2018 Joseph E. McSoley Scholarship. The mission of the PEF is to support the Indiana Pharmacists Alliance by soliciting philanthropic contributions to support scholarships, grants and other foundation programs. McSoley Scholarship recipients are pharmacy students who demonstrate qualities of a strong leader.

Posted April 3 - Vince Cashdollar, MU assistant football coach and offensive coordinator, contributed in April to a blog of the American Football Coaches Association. Cashdollar wrote about offensive line pass protection footwork.

Posted March 21 - The American College of Clinical Pharmacology has awarded David Kisor, Pharm.D. with the ACCP Excellence in Achievement award for his engagement and contributions to the national organization. Kisor is professor and director of pharmacogenomics education at Manchester.

Posted March 15 - Tracy Brooks, assistant professor of pharmacy practice, has been honored by the Northeast Indiana Regional Science and Engineering Fair for her support and dedication to the next generation of scientists. She is winner of the “Outstanding Science Teacher: Senior Division award.

Posted March 9 - Professor Steve Naragon, chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, has been awarded a scholarship, “Research Stays for University Academics and Scientists, 2018,” from the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (German Academic Exchange Service) to support his research in Germany during fall semester 2018.

The following spring semester, his work will be funded by the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften (Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences). They will support completion of his transcription and edition of J. G. Herder’s student notes from the metaphysics lectures of Immanuel Kant, and their preparation for eventual publication as a volume in Kants gesammelte Schriften, an ongoing project of the academy.

Posted March 6 - Zach Dougal, associate professor of exercise science and athletic training, will give a poster presentation on his research, “Preceptor’s Perceptions of Student Integration in an Immersive Clinical Education Model,” at the annual meeting of the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association in Quebec City, Quebec, May 31 through June 2.