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We are proud to showcase recent scholarly research from faculty, staff, or students of the School of Arts and Sciences. Additional scholarly research may be found at Fisher Digital Publications.
Dr. Mark Rice explores significant photography projects that reveal patterns of urban growth and change in “Picturing the Changing American City in the 1970s: Photography from the NEA Photography Surveys and the EPA Documerica Project.” (Photo by Gary Miller 1973, Illegal Dumping Area off the New Jersey Turnpike, Facing Manhattan Across the Hudson River. From the Documerica Project)
Stephen J. West shadows a private investigator by the name of Frank Streets. West merges memoir and detective thriller as he reflects on responsibilities as a writer, husband, and father in Soft-Boiled: An Investigation of Masculinity & the Writer's Life.
The Sport Management Educator: Strategies for Teaching by Dr. Emily Dane-Staples provides a resource to support educational excellence in sport management programs.