Sara Rosenkranz, Donya Shahamati, Christopher Acosta, and Richard Rosenkranz (all Kinesiology & Nutrition Sciences), along with colleagues from Kansas State University recently published "Evaluating correlates of healthy eating and dietary quality among older adults: a mixed methods approach to development and application of a new survey…

Dr. Jeffrey Ebersole and Linh Nguyen (both Dental), along with colleagues from the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry, co-authored “Sex Effects on Early Life Features of the Gingival Transcriptome,” which published in the journal, Frontiers in Dental Medicine. The article is one of four submitted to the research topic Impact of Sex…

Jichun Li (Mathematical Sciences) co-edited a book on Computational Mathematics and Numerical Analysis, which contains 31 papers and published in the book series: Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics;(PROMS, volume 486).

Katherine Walker (English) was interviewed about her recent publication for Theatre Journal by Tarryn Chun. The video, "K. Walker on "Magic of the Mundane" can be found on YouTube.

Katherine Walker (English) published an article in Theatre Journal titled "The Magic of the Mundane: Exposing Occult Fraud in Early Modern Drama."

S. Kathleen Krach (Counselor Education, School Psychology, and Human Services) presented "Ethics in Use of Technology" at the Washington State Association of School Psychologists (WSASP) on October 18. This presentation included specific scenarios related to the ethics of the use of everyday technology as well as the use of artificial intelligence…

Drew Simshaw (Law) chaired the Report Writing Workgroup for the Washington State Bar Association Legal Technology Task Force, which just released its final report.

Leslie Griffin (Law) presented “The Brain, Neuroethics, and Bioethics” at the North Carolina Law Review Symposium, The Legal and Ethical Implications of Neuroscience.

Justin Iverson (Law) published a chapter titled “Correctional Libraries” in the open-access casebook Introduction to Law Librarianship. The chapter introduces readers interested in law librarianship to the fundamentals of legal research and access to the courts for incarcerated individuals. It also explores the unique role of correctional…