Amanda Morgan (Social and Behavioral Health) spoke with Shawn Gerstenberger (Public Health) for the latest episode of the "So, You Want to Change the World?" podcast. In the episode, Morgan, a professor-in-residence at the School of Public Health, talks about teaching about human sexuality to nearly 5,000 students, interning at the…
Professor Suzanna Geiser (Law) presented on Unspoken Agonies: Navigating the Inexpressibility of Pain in Legal Narrative at the 2025 Applied Legal Storytelling Conference.
Professor Nantiya Ruan (Law) presented on The Story of Discovery - Tell It to the Jury (and How I Used the Other Side’s Discovery Conduct Against It to Win a Jury Trial), Brian Foley Reshaping the Narrative of Winning by Suing for Gender Pay Equity in Law School at the 2025 Applied Legal Storytelling Conference.
Jarret Keene (English) has a new story collection, "Gateways to Annihilation," published by Dark Wolf Books, available via Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and wherever books are sold. Three-time Bram Stoker Award-winner Mercedes M. Yardley describes Keene's tales as "quietly magnificent."
Nantiya Ruan (Law) was part of a panel discussion on Stories from the (NTT to TT) Field: The Transition Journey at the 2025 Applied Legal Storytelling Conference.
Edgar Amalyan and Shahram Latifi (both Electrical and Computer Engineering) published a paper titled, "Data-Driven Machine Learning-Informed Framework for Model Predictive Control in Vehicles," in MDPI Information special issue Feature Papers in Information in 2024-2025.
A machine learning framework is developed to interpret vehicle subsystem…
While working as a certified nursing assistant, Ryan Jannound was inspired to become a doctor after observing the way physicians and nurses helped improve the lives of patients.