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Jacqueline Clark publishes two sociology blogs

Jacqueline Clark, professor of sociology, had guest blogs published recently in Sociological Images. “Hidden Black History in Appalachia” was published Feb. 20. It addresses the […]

President Zach Messitte

President Zach Messitte’s research in Italy gets international attention

President Zach Messitte was featured in a television interview, “Zach Messitte and The New York Times,” which aired Feb. 27 on Dinamo TV in Italy. […]

Brian Smith, left, Valerie Doornbos, Kim Frisque and Mark Krause

Faculty, students present at Midwest religion conference

Brian Smith, professor of religion and chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religion, and three students presented at the Midwest American Academy of Religion […]

Chelsea Grahn Andrews

Chelsea Grahn Andrews ’15 takes psychology research work to the world stage

The supportive community, student-professor relationships and dance team drew Chelsea Grahn Andrews ’15 to Ripon College. Andrews, of Maryville, Illinois, says, “Suddenly, I was surrounded […]

Emma Lemke

Global studies major sparks interest in immigration issues for Emma Lemke ’19

An interest in immigration and its historical reasons in the United States inspired the senior seminar research project of Emma Lemke ’19 of Hilbert, Wisconsin. […]

Sam Sondalle '11

Sam Sondalle ’11 publishes research work

Sam Sondalle ’11 of New Haven, Connecticut, has a significant publication in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The paper, “Fanconi anemia protein […]

Rebecca Leuenberger

Student research focused on selective attention, feedback

Working as an undergraduate research assistant in Associate Professor in Psychology Kristine Kovack-Lesh’s Infant Cognition Lab laid the foundation for the senior seminar research project […]

Madeline Hantzsch ’19 with the "We Can Do It!" Rosie, left, and the Norman Rockwell version

Senior art project compares different images of Rosie the Riveter

The iconic image of World War II-era Rosie the Riveter was the basis of a senior seminar research project by Madeline Hantzsch ’19 of Wauwatosa, […]

Mica Rivera '21 holding a rat in the lab

Research opportunities with professors enhance studies for Mica Rivera ’21

A lifelong love of animals and biology is now a budding research opportunity for Mica Rivera ’21 of River Falls, Wisconsin. For two semesters, the […]

Mitra Kermani '20, left, and Andrea Young

Love of mathematics bonds Mitra Kermani ’20 and teacher Andrea Young

Mathematics is the foundation for the strong relationship between Mitra Kermani ’20 of Louisville, Colorado, and Andrea Young, associate professor of mathematical sciences and acting […]

Savannah White and Diana Meredith

Students research how social media affect self-esteem

Savannah White ’19 of Carol Stream, Illinois, and Diana Meredith ’20 of Los Altos, California, recently presented “The Effects of Social Media Framing on Self-Esteem” […]

Dakota Marlega, left, and Brooklyn Landgraf

Sophomores present papers at humanities conference

Brooklyn Landgraf ’21 of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and Dakota Marlega ’21 of Waupaca, Wisconsin, presented papers at the Streamlines undergraduate humanities conference Nov. 10. The conference […]

Kim Frisque '19

Research opportunities enhance education for Kim Frisque ’19

Kim Frisque ’19 of Menominee, Michigan, was selected as a fellow for the Graduate School Exploration Fellowship for the summer of 2018. The program provides […]

Memuna Khan with bluebird

Biology professor Memuna Khan quoted in article about bluebirds

Memuna Khan, associate professor of biology and chair of the Department of Biology, was featured in an article, “Eastern bluebirds find a home at UW-Oshkosh,” […]

Mattew Knoester

Publications by Associate Professor of Educational Studies Matt Knoester receive awards

Matt Knoester, associate professor of educational studies, was honored in the 2018 Emerald Literati Awards. His article, “Why do young adults vote at low rates? […]

Julia Meyers-Manor with her dog, Athos

Study by Julia Meyers-Manor receiving widespread recognition

An article co-written by Julia Meyers-Manor, Ripon College assistant professor of psychology, has garnered widespread attention nationally and internationally, including coverage from Time, NBC News, […]