Shana Maier, Widener University – Perceptions of the #MeToo Movement
On Widener University Week: Rape victim advocates often work behind the scenes of the #MeToo movement.
10/25/2019
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Mary Francis, Widener University – Addressing Gun Violence through Victim Perspectives
On Widener University Week: Each victim of gun violence has a story to tell. Mary Francis,
10/24/2019
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Yufeng Mao, Widener University – A Muslim vision of the Chinese Nation
On Widener University Week: Muslims have had an active history in China’s nation-building. Yufeng Mao, associate
10/23/2019
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Luke Ayers, Widener University – What Drives Our Food Choices?
On Widener University Week: Is it harder to avoid the temptation of food when you’re hungry?
10/22/2019
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Kenn Tacchino, Widener University – Rethinking The 4% Retirement Rule
On Widener University Week: The 4% rule of retirement withdrawal might need a re-write. Kenn Tacchino,
10/21/2019
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Widener University Week on The Academic Minute (2019.10.21)
Widener University Week on The Academic Minute 2019.10.21 Monday, October 21st Kenn Tacchino discusses the 4%
10/20/2019
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The Academic Minute for 2019.10.14-10.18
The Academic Minute from 10.14 – 10.18 Monday, October 14th Megan Gerhardt – Miami University Managing
10/19/2019
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JJ Ruscella, Shenandoah University – Virtual Reality and Job Interviews
Virtual reality isn’t just for gaming. J.J. Ruscella, associate professor of theater at Shenandoah University, logs
10/18/2019
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Thomas Adam, University of Texas at Arlington – From Public Good to Personal Pursuit
A college education used to be free. Thomas Adam, professor of transnational history at the University
10/17/2019
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Lee Farquhar, Butler University – Happiness, Life Satisfaction, and Comparing Oneself to Others on Facebook
Social media matters in our happiness, whether we like it or not. Lee Farquhar, associate professor
10/16/2019
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