Inside Bona's Archives

Matz presents paper at online Semiotic Society conference

Nov 05, 2021 | Dr. Lauren Matz, professor of English, presented a paper on Oct. 23 at the Semiotic Society of America’s 45th annual conference on the topic of “Addressing Precarity: Semiotics, Semiosis, and Semioethics.”

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Perkins and Honors students publish research article

Nov 05, 2021 | Connie Perkins, Ph.D., RN, CNE, founding director of nursing, along with four students from her spring Honors Special Topics course focusing on medical errors in the United States, published an article in Physician Outlook magazine.

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Assistant Professor Belfield defends doctoral dissertation

Nov 05, 2021 | Dr. Andrew Gertner Belfield, assistant professor of theology and Franciscan studies, defended his doctoral dissertation on Oct. 25.

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Case & King published in institute's conference proceedings

Nov 05, 2021 | A paper by Dr. Carl J. Case, professor of business information systems, and Darwin L. King, professor of accounting, was published in the Proceedings of the Institute for Global Business Research International Conference. The conference was held in October.

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Mackowski talks about Civil War general's death on C-SPAN2

Oct 23, 2021 | Dr. Chris Mackowski, professor of journalism and mass communication, appeared earlier this month on C-SPAN2.

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Lee & Gilham join discussion of music and social justice

Oct 23, 2021 | Dr. Richard Lee, associate professor in the Jandoli School of Communication, and Dr. Alex Gilham, assistant professor of philosophy, took part in a panel discussion on music and social justice at the New York State Communication Association conference on Oct. 17.

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New York State Communication Association hosts presentation by Lee

Oct 23, 2021 | Anne Lee, a lecturer in the Jandoli School of Communication, presented at the New York State Communication Association conference on Oct. 16.

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Bynoe submits works, presents, and completes training program

Oct 23, 2021 | Dr. Tyrone Bynoe, associate professor and director of the educational leadership program, is awaiting publication of the three works. He also presented a paper, virtually, at a conference in Geneva, Switzerland, and has accepted a scholarship to participate in a program in Louisiana.

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Counselor education faculty present at national conferences

Oct 23, 2021 | It was a busy October for the counselor education program, with multiple faculty members presenting at national conferences and with national organizations.

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Branco co-authors article, takes seat on journal's editorial board

Oct 23, 2021 | Dr. Susan Branco, assistant professor of counselor education, along with Dr. Connie T. Jones of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, published an article titled "Supporting Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Counselors: Considerations for Counselor Skills Training and Practice" in the October issue of the Journal of Mental Health Counseling

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Andrews leads focus group for new parent support program

Oct 07, 2021 | Dr. Kathryn J. Andrews, assistant professor of childhood education, and Kathryn Mendell, LMSW, community schools resource coordinator for Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES, led a focus group with regional administrators and staff of elementary schools as part of a newly formed parent support & education program.

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Swann publishes article in Career Convergence magazine

Oct 07, 2021 | Dr. Whitney Swann (formerly McLaughlin), assistant professor of counselor education in the School of Education, published an article in the Career Convergence magazine titled "Natural hair is good hair: The CROWN Act and ending hair discrimination in the workplace."

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Mackowski appears as guest on the 'Untold Civil War' podcast

Oct 07, 2021 | Dr. Chris Mackowski, professor of journalism and mass communication in the Jandoli School, appeared as a guest this month on the podcast "Untold Civil War."

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Branco provides training and presents at national symposium

Oct 07, 2021 | Dr. Susan Branco, assistant professor of counselor education, provided a two-hour training titled "Knowing Your Why: Utilizing Your Passion in Counselor Education and Supervision" for the Minority Fellowship Program 2020 and 2021 doctoral fellows at the National Board of Certified Counselor Foundation's 2021 Bridging the Gap Symposium: Eliminating Mental Health Disparities.

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Pierce presents at AACSB Global Accreditation Conference

Oct 07, 2021 | Dr. Latoya Pierce, interim dean of the School of Education, presented at the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) Global Accreditation Conference, held the week of Sept. 27.

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Simpson and 2021 chemistry grad publish research article

Oct 07, 2021 | Dr. Scott M. Simpson, associate professor of chemistry, and Jonathan P. Antle, who earned his B.A. in chemistry from SBU in 2021, have published a research article titled "Increasing Confidence in Unknown Identification in Wastewater and Surface Waters."

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Gan article included in collection of writings on Mahatma Gandhi

Oct 07, 2021 | Dr. Barry L. Gan, professor emeritus of philosophy, recently published an article titled "Gandhi and the Jews" in a collection of writings on Gandhi.

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Hauser leads two webinars on Universal Design for Learning

Sep 29, 2021 | Dr. René Hauser, associate professor and director of the MSED in inclusive special education program, presented two webinars on Universal Design for Learning with the New York State Council for Exceptional Children.

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Gies identifies oldest representation of Alexander of Hales

Sep 29, 2021 | While working on a cover for a new publication project, Dr. Aaron Gies, assistant professor of theology and Franciscan studies, uncovered evidence that a figure of a reading scholar that inhabits an initial graphic letter "T" in a 13th century manuscript now at the Vatican Library is likely the oldest extant representation of Alexander of Hales, the first Franciscan to hold a theology chair at Paris.

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Walker publishes paper in international marketing journal

Sep 29, 2021 | Dr. Tara Walker, assistant professor of communication, published a paper titled "Resisting Stigma and Evaluating Realism in a Direct-to-Consumer-Advertisement for Psychiatric Drugs" in the International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Marketing.

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