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Myles Matteson

Judicial Reconstruction after Genocide: An Analysis of Courts and International Tribunals in Rwanda and Bosnia-Herzegovina

Shane Thurston

The Not So Settled Secession Issue: The State of Jefferson and Modern, Constitutional Disintegration of States

Caitlin Clark Fahey

New Media in Politics: A Comparison of Attitudes in Liberal and Conservative Web Logs

Georgina Cathleen Cannan

From Property to Person: The Legal Development of Rape as a War Crime in International Law

Gerard Huiskamp

.My primary research focus has been rural women’s organizing and identity formation in non-Western societies. I’ve also published articles on the doctrine of preemptive war…

Darlene L. Boroviak

…immigration, asylum and citizenship issues in the European Union….

Trip to Trinidad

Julie Searles will be heading south once again to T & T for the “Innovative Music Traditions of Trinidad and Tobago” course, January 2012.

Huiskamp and Eli Lovely ’10

…nominated for the Pi Sigma Alpha Award….

Senior Theatre Ensemble Experiments

May 13, 14 & 20, 2011. Weber Theatre, Watson Fine Arts 7:30pm (May 13 & 14), 4pm (May 20).

Announcing the May Workshops

May Workshop Week begins Monday, May 23. It’s a very full and exciting schedule. Please check back often as the details may change.

R. Tripp Evans Receives the 2010 Marfield Prize

R. Tripp Evans receives the 2010 Marfield Prize, National Award for Arts Writing for Grant Wood: A Life (Alfred A. Knopf: 2010).

Ginger Clarkson

Ginger Clarkson ’70 is a Board Certified Music Therapist, a Fellow of the Association for Music and Imagery, and a teacher of Vipassana meditation.