Schaffer Library welcomes Robyn Reed
One of Schaffer Library’s newest librarians is Robyn Reed. She comes to Union from Dayton, Ohio, where she worked as the coordinator of access services at the University of Dayton’s Roesch Library....
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1. An application area of digital signal processing of interest to you. 2. A collection of links (including some obtained from scholar.google.com) to journal articles on this topic. Please write a one...
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President Stephen C. Ainlay had some unexpected visitors to his office one recent afternoon. Students Mat Bodie, his brother Kyle and Greg Coburn – captains of the men’s hockey team – walked over to...
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Stoics proposed a radically different theory of a emotion from Aristotle. They argue that emotions entail false beliefs.
View ArticleGeneration X Goes Global: Mapping a Youth Culture in Motion ~ Christine Henseler
Prof. Christine Henseler (Spanish@UNION) Interactive website to accompany the book Generation X Goes Global: Mapping a Youth Culture in Motion (Routledge, 2012) In this book and webpage you will sense...
View ArticleChinese@UNION Newsblog ~ Megan Ferry
Prof. Megan Ferry (CHINESE@UNION) Chinese@Union Newsblog Chinese@Union Newsblog is the only student-generated news content integrated with realtime news in college-level foreign language education in...
View ArticleMonstrous Kinships: Realism & Attachment Theory in the Nineteenth and Early...
Prof. Jill Murphy (English@UNION) Book Publication: Monstrous Kinships: Realism & Attachment Theory in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth-Century Novel (Univ. of Delaware Press, 2011) Monstrous...
View ArticleStowe’s Commentary on Religious Appeal, Physical Defiance, and ‘Slave-ocracy’
One of Stowe’s most dynamic traits as an author is her ability to convey seemingly disconnected forms of conflict as intertwined entities. For example, though Tom and George could not possess more...
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