Meet Dr. Xinting Wang Dr. Xinting Wang will be joining the College of Sciences and Humanities faculty this fall as a new professor in the department of Criminal Justice and Criminology. Where do you call home? I am from China and have stayed in Texas for several years. Educational background? I received my […]
As this academic year comes to a close, join us in celebrating the accomplishments of our faculty and alumni in the History Department! To see some student good news, check out our blog post congratulating our scholarship and award recipients. History Good News: Spring 2021 Faculty Dr. Nicole Etcheson published “‘When Women Do Military Duty’: The Civil […]
It’s time to celebrate some good news from the Department of Modern Languages and Classics. Faculty Ellen Thorington has an article on the early fifteenth-century author Christine de Pizan coming out in Genèse(s) et filiation(s) chez Christine de Pizan, published in Paris through Garnier. Students Drew Shaeffer has committed to Indiana University’s graduate program for […]
What a way to start the New Year off right! We have some good news from the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies. Faculty Elizabeth Agnew’s Virginia Ball Center Seminar, Muslims in Muncie, was featured in the January 2021 Ball State Alumni Magazine in the article “A History of Friendships,” on the life and legacy of Dr. Mir Masoom Ali. She […]
As the semester draws to a close, we want to share some good news from the Department of History. The Public History Program celebrates four interns gaining over 2,400 combined hours of hands-on experience at their host sites this semester. Sophia Hoffert interned with the Notable Women of Delaware County, Indiana project and curating an […]
Welcome to a new feature on the CSH blog: Good News. As the semester draws to a close, we want to share some good news from our community, starting with the Department of History. Faculty This year three History professors celebrated milestone anniversaries in teaching at Ball State. Congratulations to Profs. Bruce Geelhoed (45 years), […]
The College of Sciences and Humanities would like to congratulate the 2020-2021 calendar year sciences retirees from the Sciences and Social Sciences departments. In this unusual year, their goodbyes have been without the fanfare retirement should foment, but we are thankful for their years of excellence and service to Ball State University and to our […]
Meet Dr. Rob Haney, the newest faculty member in the Biology Department When you think of genetic research and manipulation, specifically research that isolates the glands that produce a spider’s venom, you can’t help but think of The Island of Dr. Moreau, Jurassic Park, and most notably, Spider-Man. Now our newest biology faculty member Rob […]
Welcome to the College of Sciences and Humanities (CSH) blog! Containing 16 departments, CSH is a diverse community. CSH students are writers, listeners, communicators, tinkerers, number enthusiasts, adorers of data, innovators, visionaries, and discoverers. Their research pushes boundaries and their immersive learning classes uplift the community. This space will highlight the work of our […]
By Annika Sharlow The Cardinal Academy of Digital Security and Education (or CADSE) is intentionally tucked away on the fourth floor of the Foundational Sciences building. This new initiative relies on the cutting-edge equipment available in the Foundational Sciences building, but also requires the privacy of a professional cybersecurity lab. CADSE serves as a dedicated […]