Carlynda Pasquale (Nursing) published in the Journal of Professional Nursing for her article, "The critical role of clinical placement professionals in academic-practice partnerships for nurse education." The article highlights the value of clinical placement professionals and the current challenges in placements.

William Epstein (Social Work Emeritus) has a book, Climate Change, Social Inequality, and Doom, forthcoming from Johns Hopkins University Press in September 2025.

Graduate students Garrett Prentice (Computer Science) and Anubhab Mahapatra (Computer Science and Management, Entrepreneurship & Technology) recently presented on the UNLV Cyber Clinic at the United Way of Southern Nevada’s Nonprofit Connection meeting. Nonprofit Connection is a monthly gathering that serves as a vital space for nonprofit…

Amanda Melilli (Libraries) along with colleagues Alicia Vaandering from University of Rhode Island and James Rosenzweig from Eastern Washington University were guests on Overdueing it: The Rhode Island Library Podcast hosted by Tayla Cardillo where they discussed their research on queer representation in picture books. 

David G. Schwartz (Ombuds Office) recently published a post on Informed Informality, his blog that considers people, organizations, conflict, and culture, among other things. The post tells the story about how his most recent book, Something For Your Money, became available as an audiobook. 

Jared Griffard along with co-authors Thomas Irons, Sarah Xiao, Stephanie Martinez, Allison McNickle and Deborah Kuhls (all Medicine) recently published "Risk factors for deep vein thrombosis in pediatric trauma patients: A review of the National Trauma Data Bank from 2017 to 2022" in the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery.

Louisa Messenger (Environmental and Global Health) coauthored an article titled “Enhancing protection against vector-borne diseases in forcibly displaced communities: evaluating the efficacy of spatial repellents for cutaneous leishmaniasis control in North-East Syria” in the journal BMC Medicine, in association with researchers from the United…

Professor Rachel J. Anderson (Law) presented a work-in-progress entitled Revisiting Complexity Theory’s Lessons for Poverty Regulation and Alleviation at a faculty workshop at California Western School of Law.

Margaret Harp's (World Languages & Cultures) chapter, "Humour and disability: French sixteenth-century literary portrayals of the jester Triboulet," has been published in Shaping Intellectual Disabilities in Early Modern Culture, Ed. Alice Equestri. U. of Edinburgh Press, 2025.