The university announced the winners of the Excellence in Teaching Awards on April 26 as part of its annual Faculty Day celebration.
Nghi Thai, Psychological Science, earned the full-time faculty award, and Robert Kagan, Communication, won the part-time faculty award.
Kate McGrath,...
If you’ve ever sent a gift to someone hoping it would improve their life, Assistant Professor of Anthropology Ivan V. Small can relate. In his new book, “Currencies of Imagination” (Cornell University Press) Small looks deeply at gift giving, or remittances, as a cause of mobility in Vietnamese migrants and the...
The Literacy Center at CCSU has a distinct personality. Color cut-outs, festive decorations, and books spill out of the doors and into the hallway in Henry Barnard Hall. Inside, there is a long community table with giant-size checker boards and generous containers of cheese puffs. “We do a lot of community-building...
Since he was a college undergraduate in the late 1960s, Kenneth L. Feder, professor of Anthropology at CCSU, has been quite publicly debunking theories from practitioners of pseudo-archaeology. From theories of lost tribes, lost cities, and lost continents to notions about the survival of dinosaurs into the modern era and...
Annual breakfast honors MLK's legacy
Provost announces 2019 promotion and tenure recipients
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