Louise Bishop honored at CAS reception for faculty authors Dec. 4
CHC associate dean and associate professor Louise Bishop is one of 72 College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) faculty authors who have published a new book since January 1, 2007 and were honored at a CAS reception on December 4. Bishop’s book, Words, Stones, and Herbs: The Healing Word in Medieval and Early Modern England, was published by Syracuse University Press in 2007.
Veterans honored for service, mention of CHC dean in article
CHC attendee, Phil Hansen, featured in winter Oregon Quarterly
“Better Late…” (story about CHC attendee Phil Hansen) by Katie Gries, Oregon Quarterly. Phil Hansen submitted his self-published work "The History of Germanic Languages at Oregon" as his honors college thesis 40 years after his 1967 deadline. The story is available here: http://www.oregonquarterly.com/winter2008/old_oregon.php
Jan Eliot, CHC alumna, visits the Duck Store for book signing
Jan Eliot, CHC class of 1977 (Women’s Studies/Independent Studies) and syndicated cartoonist of Stone Soup, holds book signing and discussion of her most recent book, This Might Not Be Pretty, the seventh in the Stone Soup collection: http://uoduckstore.com/literaryduck/generalbooks/author_events.cfm#nov8
Anti-Semitism Goes to School: Hate on California, Oregon Campuses
“Anti-Semitism Goes to School: Hate on California, Oregon Campuses” (features UO’s response to anti-Semitism, a forum organized by CHC), by Sonia Scherr, Intelligence Report (a publication of The Southern Poverty Law Review): http://www.splcenter.org/intel/intelreport/article.jsp?aid=952
CHC professor, Ce Rosenow's article recently published
Adjunct assistant professor of literature Ce Rosenow’s article, "'An Unlikely Treasure Hoard:' The Beginning of Ezra Pound's Poetics and the Conclusion of 'The Seafarer'" was just published by Notes and Queries, a well-regarded journal in literary studies and published by Oxford University Press.
Mock presidential debate mentioned on homecoming 2008 website
Presidential debate, sponsored by CHC, Contrarian Forum, and UO Forensics Program, mentioned on UO Alumni Association Homecoming 2008 website: http://uoalumni.com/homecoming/friday.php
CHC professor, Ce Rosenow, one of five poets to participate in reading
Ce Rosenow, adjunct assistant professor of literature, is one of five Oregon poets who will read poetry at “From West to East, a Poetry Feast,” at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 4, at Tsunami Books, 2585 Willamette Street. Other poets featured are: George Hitchcock, Geri Doran, Robert Hill Long, and David Memmott.
CHC student Daniele Cohen nominated for AIA150 scholarship for community activisim
Dean Frank mentioned in Autumn 2008 Oregon Quarterly
David Frank, professor of rhetoric, has become the first dean of the UO's Robert D. Clark Honors College, the nation's oldest four-year, public honors college.
