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Mentoring program for women faculty in STEMMS disciplines enjoys exponential growth in the past year.

Fartun Yussuf, a Boonshoft School of Medicine graduate student and native of Somalia, draws on her own cross-cultural experience as she researches the mental health of immigrant women.

Philosophy professor Erik Banks published book on Austrian physicist Ernst Mach, American psychologist William James and British philosopher Bertrand Russell.

College of Liberal Arts faculty will discuss their research, ranging from a Prophet Moses Festival in Jerusalem to musical theatre to Dayton during World War I, at a conference Feb. 9.

Assistant professor of history Natasha McPherson documents previously untold history of Creole women.

ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ is participating in a national initiative researching economic inequality’s impact on democracy and encourage students to live lives of informed civic engagement.

ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ history professor Christopher Oldstone-Moore will release a book on the history of facial hair.

Psychology professor Nathan Bowling’s research on counterproductive work behaviors will be published in the International Journal of Selection and Assessment.

The College of Liberal Arts will recognize faculty members who published books and albums in 2014.

ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ nursing and medical students to train with pharmacy students and Kettering Medical Center personnel in new clinical program.