Faculty Media Appearances and Interviews

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Stories From Academia: Georgia Southern’s Women In Research Soar

Asli Aslan, Jingjing Qing, Laura A. Stambaugh, Lissa M. Leege, Mariana Saenz, Nalanda Roy, and Tilicia Mayo-Gamble

Georgia Southern's Office of Research published an article celebrating Women's History Month where seven women faculty members were honored for their academic excellence. The faculty members included are Asli Aslan, Jingjing Qing, Laura Stambaugh, Lissa Leege, Mariana Saenz, Nalanda Roy, and Tilicia Mayo-Gamble.
Nalanda Roy of Georgia Southern’s Asian Studies program on “Barnstormer’s Cookbook”

Nalanda Roy and Soo Hong

Interview with Nalanda Roy of Georgia Southern’s Asian Studies program and Georgia state Representative Soo Hong on the next Barnstormer’s Cookbook.
Public’s Response to Police Presence Heavily Tied to Race, Studies Show

Amanda Graham

Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham provided information about police presences for this article.
The image in the mirror or the number on the scale, which counts? When it comes to depression, it’s a weighted issue.

Arshpreet Kaur Mallhi, Jian Zhang, and Kelly L. Sullivan

Article about research conducted by Georgia Southern professors Jian Zhang and Kelly Sullivan, and doctoral student Arsh Kaur Mallhi.
Public's Response to Police Presence Heavily Tied to Race, Studies Show

J. T. Pickett, Amanda K. Graham, and Francis T. Cullen

Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham's article was featured in NewWise website by the University at Albany, State University of New York
Studies Indicate Race is a Powerful Indicator of Attitudes Towards Police

J. T. Pickett, Amanda K. Graham, and Francis T. Cullen

Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham's article was featured in an article on the website NYStateofPolitics.com
The American Racial Divide in Fear of the Police

J. T. Pickett, Amanda K. Graham, and Francis T. Cullen

This article by Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham was featured on KCPP 89.3 NPR news station.
Georgia Southern Launches Asian Studies Digital Collection

Nalanda Roy

Georgia Southern University faculty member Nalanda Roy was interviewed about the launch of Asian Studies Digital Archive on DigitalCommons.
Georgia Southern University: Georgia Southern Launches Asian Studies Digital Collection, Celebrates Asian American And Pacific Islander

Nalanda Roy

Georgia Southern University faculty member Nalanda Roy was interviewed about the launch of Asian Studies Digital Archive on DigitalCommons.
Amanda L. Townley: Evolution Education and Science Literacy in the South

Amanda L. Townley

Interview by Ciara Reyes-Ton with Amanda L. Townley.
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Amanda L. Townley

Recording for You Are Not So Smart Podcast.
GS Underground w/ Dr. Rochelle Lee April 15, 2021

Rochelle Bornett Lee

Interview with Georgia Southern faculty member Rochelle Bornett Lee with "GS Underground" .

"GS Underground" is produced by the students in the Spring 2021 MMFP 3132 Studio course. The students are working with faculty and staff to showcase the people, programs, and ways in which Georgia Southern is implementing diversity and inclusivity on campus. Students work collaboratively with classmates in meeting deadlines and producing professional quality materials that are suitable for distribution via campus broadcast or Web outlets.
Elevating the Discourse with Amanda Glaze-Crampes (Science Education Professor)

Amanda L. Glaze

Interview with Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda L. Glaze conducted by J. Jackson.
The Common Good: Southern Evolution

Amanda L. Glaze

Radio interview with Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda L. Glaze for WRUU Savannah for Strozier Lecture Series.
What led to a deadly crash near the Georgia, South Carolina state line? Police aren’t talking

Amanda Graham

Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham provided information about police pursuits for this article.
Katz invited to chair national statement piece

Anne Katz

Article about Prof. Anne Katz chairing the National Council of Teachers of English position statement for a recap 2020.
In a world where teens send 100s of text messages a week, has literacy changed?

Taylor A. Norman

In a world where teens send 100s of text messages a week, has literacy changed? In this episode, hear Taylor Norman, Ph.D., assistant professor of English language arts education, talk about the power of literacy, Norman explains, "Literacy is everywhere--It's critical thinking. It's writing. It's reading, It's engaging with the world. It's being a global citizen. It's understanding data." While texting has become its own genre of writing, Norman discusses how it has its place, just as all forms of writing do. "It's important we have a conversation about the genres of writing. How you text may not be a professional style of writing, and you need to understand the difference." Language and writing has changed throughout the years, and it will continue to change. So how do we keep up and educate students on literacy? That is what Norman likes to research and discover.
Local Asian American reacts to deadly Atlanta spa shootings

Nalanda Roy

Georgia Southern University faculty member Nalanda Roy was interviewed by Ricardo Lewis for WSAV News 3.
Braceros

Scott A. Beck

Georgia Southern faculty member Scott Beck contributed sources to This Day in Esoteric Political History Podcast.
During the COVID-19 epidemic, Georgia Southern professors adjust to online teaching

Scott A. Beck, Corrina Zeltsman, Julie de Chantal, and Robert Dunham

Georgia Southern faculty members, Scott Beck, Corrina Zeltsman, Robert Costomiris, Julie de Chantal, and Robert Dunham provided quotes for this article.
Law enforcement officers’ experience of stress

Richard E. Cleveland

Georgia Southern faculty member Richard E. Cleveland was interviewed by Kania Greer and Ryan Schroeder for Who Cares? Casual Conversations with Southern Scholars Podcast.
Evolution in the South-with guest Dr. Amanda Glaze-Crampes

Amanda L. Glaze

Interview with Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda L. Glaze conducted by Elizabeth Fernandez.
Use tree thinking (and candy) to explain evolutionary relationships.

Amanda L. Glaze

Interview with Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda L. Glaze conducted by Ashley Neglia.
Más de 225.000 muertos y una gestión cuestionada: la pandemia pone a Trump contra las cuerdas

Amanda Graham

Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham provided a quote for this article.
Race and Worrying about Police Brutality: The Hidden Injuries of Minority Status in America

Amanda Graham

Georgia Southern faculty member Amanda Graham was a featured guest on Who Cares? Casual Conversations With Southern Scholars.