Faculty from the kinesiology and nutrition sciences department (James Navalta, Dustin Davis) and the Center for Health Disparities Research, department of social and behavioral health (Jason Flatt) along with collaborators (Joshua D. Wooldridge - Moravian University, Juliet Moore - University of Delaware, Jafra Thomas - …

Kayla Sullivan (Nursing) and Candace Burton (University of York) presented their work, Accessibility in Clinical Learning: An Immersive Assessment Project, at Sigma's 37th International Nursing Research Congress on July 17, 2026. Their presentation explored innovative approaches to enhancing accessibility in clinical education through an immersive…

Benjamin Edwards and Nancy Rapoport (both Law) co-authored an article for The D&O Diary titled, "Legal Fees and Expenses Gone Wild Thanks to a Corporate Law Loophole." The piece examines how loopholes in corporate advancement and indemnification rules force companies to pay exorbitant legal fees, and even unreasonable personal expenses, during…

Shih-Chun "Steven" Chien (Law) served as a panelist for the AALS Virtual Candidates & International Candidates Workshop. The panel discussed the U.S. law school hiring process, professional norms, job talks, callbacks, and offer-stage considerations for international candidates.

Dr. Marc J. Kahn (Medicine) and his mentee from the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine recently published a paper titled, "Is iron therapy indicated for heat failure with reduced ejection fraction patients?" in the Canadian Journal of Physiology and  Pharmacology. Their paper is a sytematic review of the benefits of…

Barbara Lewis (Public Health) shared her research on "Strengthening Patient and Family Advisory Councils for Measurable Results" on an NRC Health webcast. 

Joe Regalia (Law) presented a State Bar of Nevada CLE webinar, “AI Agents in Action: Transforming Your Legal Practice.”

Marketa Trimble (Law) authored a post for the Kluwer Copyright Blog titled “The Underappreciated Third U.S. Fair Use Factor in Copyright Infringement Cases Concerning AI Training.” Case research for the article was conducted by Research Librarians and Professors Youngwoo Ban and Tina Fortier, along with law student research assistants David (Job)…

Aaron Saiewitz (Accounting) recently served as an invited participant at the American Accounting Association (AAA) Global Doctoral Consortium, where he spoke on a panel providing advice on academic career success. At the AAA Global Connect Conference (formerly Annual Meeting), Aaron served as a panelist and facilitator for a workshop organized by…