March 8, 2022 (Volume 45, Number 13)
Dan Giedeman and his wife, Esther Wieland, are pictured in 1998 in France. Last year, Giedeman sent a tweet on the anniversary he met Esther in Paris and was later contacted by CNN Travel.
Photo Credit: courtesy photo
In the News
Dan Giedeman, professor of economics, was interviewed for a story, "The Couple Who Met at the Top of the Eiffel Tower," published in CNN Travel.
Paul Isely, professor of economics and associate dean of the Seidman College of Business, was interviewed by multiple media outlets, including WOOD-TV, FOX 17, MSN and Capital.com, for stories related to the impact of sanctions on Russia.
Gayle Schaub, library liaison, was featured in a special report, "The Library of the Future," published by the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Corey Anton, professor of communications, was interviewed for a story, "Immortality Would Produce its Own Set of Problems," published in the English-speaking newspaper, Iran Daily.
Whitt Kilburn, associate professor of political science, was interviewed about President Biden's State of the Union address for a story published in the Holland Sentinel.
Carolyn Shapiro-Shapin, professor of history, had her research on Pearl Kendrick and Grace Eldering, developers of the whooping cough vaccine, recognized by Smithsonian Magazine.
The Occupational Science and Therapy program was referenced in an article, "Sensory Awareness Programming Offered Throughout the Community," published by Rapid Growth. Jennifer Fortuna, assistant professor of occupational therapy, and graduate students participated in a service learning project to improve the accessibility of a new exhibit at the Grand Rapids Public Museum.
Sketches
Faculty and staff members who have given presentations or had their research published are detailed below. The campus community can self-submit a sketch online for future publication.
Jim Rademaker, general manager of WGVU Public Media, graduated from the Public Media Diversity Leaders Initiative, a program of the Riley Institute at Furman University.
Christina Catanese, education specialist at AWRI, facilitated an event, “Research Reimagined: Moving with Microbes,” for the American Society for Microbiology.
Annis Water Resources Institute staff members Jim McNair, Molly Lane and Richard Rediske gave a presentation, “A Decision-theoretic Framework for Assessing the Relationship between Culture-based and qPCR-based Recreational Water-quality Criteria for Fecal Indicator Bacteria,” at the American Water Resources Association annual meeting.
Charles Pazdernik, professor of Classics, wrote a chapter, "War and Empire in Procopius' Wars," for a book, "A Companion to Procopius of Caesarea," in the series, Brill's Companions to the Byzantine World.
Economics faculty members Christian Glupker and Laudo Ogura completed a study, "The Economic Impact of Affordable Housing Stock in Kent and Ottawa County, Michigan," for Housing Next, a subsidiary of Greater Ottawa County United Way.
Anna White, liaison librarian, gave a presentation, "Data Cheerleading: Reduce Data Fear, Increase Data Engagement," at the Midwest Data Librarian Symposium.
Scarlet Galvan, collection strategist librarian, was appointed to the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition Expert Group to Develop Shared Vision for U.S. Repository Network and the National Information Standards Organization Initiative on Standards for Controlled Digital Lending.
This article was last edited on March 8, 2022 at 11:53 a.m.
Leanne Kang gave a presentation about research and oral histories of former GRPS students, staff and faculty at a community event. The project was funded by the Kutsche Office of Local History.
November 12, 2024 (Volume 48, Number 6)
Students and two political science faculty members gave interviews to two media outlets about Gen Z, voting and the presidential election.
October 29, 2024 (Volume 48, Number 5)
Motivational speaker Darrell "Coach D" Andrews spoke to hundreds of GEAR UP students; a sociology professor received a Distinguished Scholarly Publication award for his book.
October 15, 2024 (Volume 48, Number 4)
