Monthly Archive:: May 2019

Jessica Henry, Montclair State University – Forensic Misconduct

Forensic sciences still has a fallibility – people. Jessica Henry, associate professor in the department of
Posted by: Academic Minute 31/5/2019
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Rachel Plotnick, Indiana University – Pushing Buttons

Do you like pushing buttons? Rachel Plotnick, assistant professor of cinema and media studies at Indiana
Posted by: Academic Minute 30/5/2019
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Travis Fox, Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY – Drones

Some stories in the news can give drones a bad reputation. Travis Fox, professor of journalism
Posted by: Academic Minute 29/5/2019
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Stephanie Carr, Hartwick College – Microbes

Microbes are a rich area of study. Stephanie Carr, assistant professor of biology at Hartwick College,
Posted by: Academic Minute 28/5/2019
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Lorie Vanchena, University of Kansas – World War I Poetry

We’ve seen and heard a lot of stories from WWII – but what about WWI? Lorie
Posted by: Academic Minute 27/5/2019
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This Week on The Academic Minute (2019.05.27)

This Week on The Academic Minute 2019.05.27 Monday, May 27th Lorie Vanchena of the University of
Posted by: Academic Minute 26/5/2019
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The Academic Minute for 2019.05.20-05.24

The Academic Minute from 05.20 – 05.24 Monday, May 20th Ken Joseph – University at Buffalo
Posted by: Academic Minute 25/5/2019
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Christopher Fee, Gettysburg College – Perceptions of the Vikings

Are we romanticizing the Vikings too much in popular culture­? Christopher Fee, professor in the English
Posted by: Academic Minute 24/5/2019
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Allan Rachlin, Franklin Pierce University – American’s Quality of Life

Americans donate the most to charity. Allan Rachlin, associate professor of sociology at Franklin Pierce University,
Posted by: Academic Minute 23/5/2019
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Stephanie Jones, Harvard University – Early Childhood Care

Early childhood care is vital. Stephanie Jones, professor in early childhood development at Harvard University, looks
Posted by: Academic Minute 22/5/2019
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