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Faculty-Staff Achievements

January 25, 2023

John Anzalone, professor emeritus of French and media and film studies, presented two films by acclaimed French director Céline Sciamma for the Denver Public Library in December. The discussions and Q&As for “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” and “Petite Maman” were the 100th and 101st films he has presented for civic organizations and art cinemas since his relocation to Colorado. 

Paul Arciero, professor of health and human physiological sciences, on Australia's most popular radio station, 3AW. The interview on "Breakfast with Ross and Russel Show" revolved around his most in Obesity journal on intermittent fasting and protein pacing for optimal health.

Barbara Black, professor of English, was an invited contributor to the inaugural issue of a new literary journal, Gavialidae. Her essay, "," is inspired by the new course she taught last spring, Haunted. 

Stephen Ives, associate professor of health and human physiological sciences, and Justin DeBlauw, visiting assistant professor of health and human physiological sciences, published a research paper in the titled “Sex differences in estimates of cardiac autonomic function using heart rate variability: effects of dietary capsaicin." Kendall Zaleski ’22 was lead author while Abena Gyampo ’23, Meaghan Lynch ’19, Brian Lora ’21, Tawn Tomasi ’22, Emma Basso ’19, Emma Finegan ’19, and Jack Schickler ’19 aided in the work along with collaborators from the University of Verona. 

Evan Mack, senior teaching professor of music, was interviewed by Jade Warrick on WMHT TV's 51²è¹Ý¶ùœ.” Mack discussed his opera composing premiere and his nonprofit, We Are Instrumental, an organization that makes music more accessible to rural schools in the Adirondacks. 

Minita Sanghvi, associate professor of marketing, published “Guess The Happy Ending of  A Lesbian Romance Novel” in , the world’s largest-circulation English-language daily. The piece, which references Sanghvi’s recent lesbian-themed romance novel “” (HarperCollins India: 2022), urges India’s Supreme Court to follow the U.S. Supreme Court’s lead in advancing marriage equality.

Pushkala Prasad, professor of management, was an invited plenary speaker at the annual Quantum Storytelling Conference at Las Cruces, New Mexico, in December 2022. Her talk was on “Narratives of Racial Capitalism.” 

 

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