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The Heller Center for Arts & Humanities participated in the Museum Assessment Program March 5-6. Through guided self-study and on-site consultation with Nathan Kemler, collections manager, Grand Valley (Mich.) State University, the Heller Center will (More)

Josephine Benavidez, general professional, Pre Collegiate Development Program, will receive the Cynthia Gayles Award March 14 at the College in Colorado 9th Annual Pre-Collegiate Conference at the Tivoli Center, Denver. The award recognizes dedication to (More)

Teri Switzer, dean, Kraemer Family Library, served on the 2014 H.W. Wilson Library Staff Development jury of the American Library Association. The jury recently selected the Martin County (Fla.) Library System to receive a grant (More)

Stephany Rose Spaulding, assistant professor, Department of Women’s and Ethnic Studies, published “Abolishing White Masculinity from Mark Twain to Hiphop: Crises in Whiteness” in March. The book examines white American male literature for its social (More)

Anthony Shull, executive director, Office of International Affairs, was recently selected as a 2013-2014 Neal Presidential Fellow by the Association of International Education Administrators. Shull was one of five chosen for the program which provided (More)

Marcus Winters, assistant professor, College of Education, was recently chosen as Outstanding Reviewer 2013 by the American Educational Research Journal: Teaching Learning and Human Development. Winters will be formally recognized at the American Educational Research (More)

Mary Beth Chambers, associate professor, Kraemer Family Library, was recently awarded the 2014 Edward Swanson Memorial Best of Library Resources and Technical Services Award. Chambers and Wen-Ying Lu, previously of CU-Boulder, were recognized for their (More)

Christopher Bell, assistant professor, Department of Communication, and director, Center for Excellence in Communication, will present “Media Messaging” at 6 p.m. Feb. 19 at Pueblo Community College’s Hoag Theatre. Bell will discuss how popular culture (More)

Robert Dassanowsky, professor, Department of Languages and Cultures and Department of Visual and Performing Arts, was recently appointed to the Board of Advisors of the Salzburg Institute in Austria. The Salzburg Institute, originally a unit of Gordon (More)