Bobby Potters, assistant professor of criminal justice, commented on a story about hate crime laws. The story was carried by several regional newspapers.
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Category: Faculty in the News
Kara Cecil discusses EpiPen shortage on WISH-TV
Kara Cecil, assistant professor of kinesiology, was interviewed live in-studio on WISH-TV Daybreak to discuss the Epi-Pen shortage.
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Craig Seidelson provides expertise for WalletHub article
Craig Seidelson, assistant professor of operations & supply chain management in the School of Business, discussed how to choose credit cards for an article on
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Marc Milne publishes research on new species of spider
Marc Milne, assistant professor of biology, published “A new species of spider (Araneae, Linyphiidae, Islandiana) from a southern Indiana cave” in Subterranean Biology 26: 19-26. His work was covered
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Krista Latham, UIndy Human Identification Center highlighted for key role in missing man case
A Banner Graphic story highlighted the work of the University of Indianapolis Human Identification Center and Krista Latham, associate professor of biology and director of the center, for their role
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Anita Thomas quoted in article about racism, health
Anita Thomas, clinical psychologist and dean of the University of Indianapolis College of Applied Behavioral Sciences, spoke with Newsy.com about the mental and physical effects
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Aaron Kivisto publishes new study on “red flag” gun laws
A new study by Aaron Kivisto, assistant professor of clinical psychology at the University of Indianapolis, provides evidence that risk-based gun seizure laws are saving
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Terry Schindler, Matthew Chodkowski pen op/ed for Indy Star
“Respect for diversity starts with recognizing our similarities.” On May 29, Starbucks closed thousands of stores to conduct racial-bias training. School of Business faculty Terry
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Laura Wilson featured on PBS NewsHour report
Laura Wilson, assistant professor of political science, was featured on PBS NewsHour, a nationally syndicated program. Nearly 20 affiliates around the country aired the interview
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Chris Schmidt featured on Academic Minute
Christopher Schmidt, professor of anthropology, was featured on WAMC’s “Academic Minute” to discuss his research on the diets of ancient peoples. Listen here.
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