Faculty Accomplishments

Alexander T. Englert, assistant professor of philosophy, published The Reality of the Ideal: A Study of Kant's Highest Good.

Margaret Tait, assistant professor of health studies, presented her research "Considering Catholic Health Care: Exploring Perceptions of Trust and Discrimination in Religiously Affiliated Health Systems" at the 2025 Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Sciences Conference.

Laura E. Knouse, professor of psychology, published Living Well with Adult ADHD: Practical Strategies for Improving Your Daily Life.

Aurora Hermida-Ruiz, associate professor of Spanish, published "Vivir para descontarla: Maravall y el Quijote (1948-1976)" in Hispanic Review.

Margaret Tait, assistant professor of health studies, published "News media coverage of the U.S. social safety net: themes and gaps from a scoping review" in BMC Public Health.

Jeremy Drummond, associate professor of art, presents his latest film, Monument at Mykonos Biennale, 37th Girona Film Festival, UFF - Underground Film Festival, and as an Official Selection at RPM25/Revolutions Per Minute Film Festival. He presented the film at XV ENCUENTRO PARA CINÉFAGOS, where it won Best Video Art Award. See the full list of screenings.

Michelle Kahn, associate professor of history, was awarded the Community-Engaged Teaching Award by the Bonnor Center for Civic Engagement at the eighth annual Engage for Change Awards.

Kyle Redican, teaching faculty of geography, environment, & sustainability and director of the Spatial Analysis Lab, was awarded the Community-Engaged Scholarship Award by the Bonnor Center for Civic Engagement at the eighth annual Engage for Change Awards.

Sandy Williams IV, assistant professor of art, was awarded the Community-Engaged Scholarship Award by the Bonnor Center for Civic Engagement at the eighth annual Engage for Change Awards.

Allison Brenning, teaching faculty of education, was awarded the Collaboration for Change Award by the Bonnor Center for Civic Engagement at the eighth annual Engage for Change Awards.

Tammy Milby, senior teaching faculty of education, was awarded the Collaboration for Change Award by the Bonnor Center for Civic Engagement at the eighth annual Engage for Change Awards.

Marcella Torres, teaching faculty of mathematics, and Shannon Jones, senior teaching faculty of biology, along with students Aamy Bakry, '24, and Emma Brashear, '27, published "Development of a mathematical model of the innate immune response to inhaled toxicants" in the Journal of Theoretical Biology.