KC Walsh brings a playful touch to science
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Lights, Action, Physics!
Category: Inquiry
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Classroom in View
Technologies are changing how we teach geospatial science.
Patti Duncan’s journey has been guided by deep, sometimes disturbing questions. How and why are the voices of birth mothers often erased from these stories? Why have so many women been silenced?
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Democracy by Smartphone
New technologies have expanded the number of channels for reaching voters and the capacity to evaluate the effectiveness of those messages.
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Curious Romps Through Reality
Now an award-winning assistant professor in the School of Writing, Literature and Film at Oregon State University, Elena Passarello credits her interest in her craft to the influence of her mother, an eighth-grade English teacher and the matriarch of a family she describes as “bookish, library people.” Literature was woven into casual gatherings and conversations at the dinner table.
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Familiar Faces
“If a person with facial paralysis walks into a room, people can tell that something is different, but they can’t quite figure out what it is,” says Kathleen Bogart, OSU psychologist.