Following are links to recent media articles regarding WSU faculty and staff, as well as items of general interest in higher education news. To view the articles, just click on the appropriate link.
Following are links to recent media articles regarding WSU faculty and staff, as well as items of general interest in higher education news. To view the articles, just click on the appropriate link.
July 2, 2008
MSNBC — Why her skin was crawling with body critters, with Richard Zack, associate professor and chair of WSU’s department of entomology
Innovations Report, Germany — Fortified Cassava Could Provide A Day’s Nutrition in A Single Meal, with WSU professor, scientist John Fellman
Everett Herald — Monroe prison inmates put in lockdown, with Travis
Pratt, an associate professor, WSU criminal justice program
Entrepreneur — Nostalgia Sells: The oldies but goodies of baby boomers are all the rage, with David Sprott, WSU associate professor of marketing
Seattle Post-Intelligencer — Organic acreage up 27 percent in
Washington
Red Orbit — Composting kitchen scraps, WSU Master Gardeners
July 1, 2008
King5-TV — (VIDEO) From Texas to Beijing via Pullman; the journey WSU athlete Diana Pickler to U.S. Olympic Team in the heptathlon
Seattle Times — Biofuels research advanced by WSU
Vancouver Columbian — Replacing the Interstate 5 bridge from Portland to Vancouver, with David Carrier, WSU Vancouver economics instructor
Inside Higher Education — Profs: Stick to teaching.
Should we be worried about politics creeping into the classroom?
Should we be worried about politics creeping into the classroom?
Chronicle of Higher Education — Laptops pose increasing security risk for colleges
Trading Markets.com — WSU alumni Scott Anderson named president of the Kohler company’s hospitality and real estate group
June 30, 2008
Science Daily — Maize (Corn) may have been domesticated in Mexico as early as 10,000 years ago,with WSU John Jones, WSU department of anthropology
June 29, 2008
Seattle Times — Off-field football fix needed at WSU — AND — related article, WSU coach inherits a mess off the field
June 28, 2008
Seattle Times — Hey kids: We made the global warming mess; can you clean it up
Spokesman-Review — Market testing investors’ psyche: Emotion of down week can take over, with WSU professor John Nofsinger
June 30, 2008
Science Daily — Maize (Corn) may have been domesticated in Mexico as early as 10,000 years ago,with WSU John Jones, WSU department of anthropology
June 29, 2008
Seattle Times — Off-field football fix needed at WSU — AND — related article, WSU coach inherits a mess off the field
June 28, 2008
Seattle Times — Hey kids: We made the global warming mess; can you clean it up
Spokesman-Review — Market testing investors’ psyche: Emotion of down week can take over, with WSU professor John Nofsinger
