Category: Faculty in the News

Anita Thomas, dean of the College of Applied Behavioral Sciences, was featured on several Indianapolis-based news outlets during the press conference April 5 to announce

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Paul Talaga, assistant professor of mathematics and computer science, lent his expertise to stories about net neutrality and online privacy, which dominated the headlines in March.

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Heidi Hancher-Rauch, associate professor of kinesiology, discussed the Children’s Health Insurance Program with Fox59/CBS4.  

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Anita Thomas, dean of the College of Applied Behavioral Sciences, commented in a Yahoo! story about H&M’s T-shirt controversy. 

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Aaron Kivisto, assistant professor in the College of Applied Behavioral Sciences, was quoted in a Reuters Health article about gun regulations. His study on gun regulations

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Terry Schindler, assistant professor of management in the School of Business, writes about his MBA class that analyzed President Trump’s first 100 days in office.

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The New York Times featured a new book co-authored by Amanda Miller, associate professor and chair of sociology: “Cohabitation Nation: Gender, Class and the Remaking

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Heidi Hancher-Rauch, associate professor of kinesiology, director of the Master of Public Health Program and coordinator of the Public Health Education Program, was featured in

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Amanda Miller, associate professor of sociology, appeared on On Point/NPR at WFYI studios to discuss her new book, Cohabitation Nation. The program was broadcast by

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