April 12-14, 2023
Showcasing SSU Faculty Research and Creative Accomplishments
Dr. Lavanya Vemsani will be our Keynote Speaker for Festival of Faculty Achievement!
Lavanya Vemsani is a Professor of Indian History and Religions in the Department of Social Sciences here at Shawnee State University. She holds two doctorates in the subjects of Religious Studies and History. She was awarded the South Asia Council of the Canadian Asian Studies Association's (SACA/CASA) Best Thesis Honorable Mention prize for her Ph.D. thesis at McMaster University. She was recently awarded the 2020-2021 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award in History.
Her books include Modern Hinduism in Text and Context; Krishna in History, Thought, and Culture: Encyclopedia of the Hindu Lord of Many Names; Hindu and Jain Mythology of Balarama. She is the Editor-in-Chief of American Journal of Indic Studies, Managing Editor of International Journal of Indic Studies and Editorial and Review Board Member of Air Force Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs as well as Canadian Journal of History.
Wednesday, April 12
12:00 pm
Keynote: Dr. Lavanya Vemsani
CML, Flohr Lecture Hall
Wednesday, April 12
2:00 pm
Drs. Christine Raber and Marc Scott
"Caffeine, Deadlines, and Laughter: Management a Collaborative, Large-Scale Writing Project"
CML, Flohr Lecture Hall
Wednesday, April 12
3:00 pm
Dr. Darrell Rudmann
"Adjunct Use Trends in Social Science Department"
CML, Room 244
Wednesday, April 12
4:00 pm
Dr. Chip Poirot
"Evolutionary Social Theory and Political Economy: Philosophy and Applications"
CML, Room 244
Wednesday, April 12
5:00 pm
Dr. Darrell Rudmann
"What is creativity and can I encourage it in the classroom?"
CML, Room 244
Thursday, April 13
2:00 pm
Dr. Thomas Pointek
"Fashioning the Phallus in Sabine Bernardi's Film 'Romeos'"
CML, Room 244
Thursday, April 13
6:00 pm
Dr. Kurt Shoemaker
"Earth-resource based extraction-production industries in Scioto County"
CML, Flohr Lecture Hall
Friday, April 14
1:00 pm
Dr. Jennifer Scott
"A Study of Student Information Systems at Universities"
CML, 244