Randolph College

Faculty Scholarship

Randolph College professors are scholars with a passion for teaching. They are leaders in their fields, actively engaging in research, publishing, and creative activity, but they also love to engage their students in the classroom through lively classroom discussions, insightful lectures, and hands-on experiences.

Recent Faculty Activities

Prof. Susan Stevens' book will be out in late December
Included chapters are by alumnae Allison Sterrett-Krause and Jenny Kreiger chapters

Where the Boys Are: Gender, Genre and National Identity in Native American Cinema
Eighth Native American Symposium and Film Festival

New Publication by Jennifer Gauthier
Whose Mission Accomplished?

Brad Bullock publishes chapter in new book
Gendered Consequences of Colonialism

Brad Bullock and Sabita Manian Explore Indo-Caribbean Identity
Book chapter is published

Jennifer Gauthier publishes article
Communications professor explores Indigenous Media

Wanda Fenimore presents paper at Conference
Semiotic Analysis of southerners, NASCAR, and its fans in the movies

Marjorie Wheeler-Barclay receives book contract
History professor explores the science of religion

Centennial Greek Play to be performed in Athens, Greece
Randolph students and professors take a 3-week journey across Greece, will blog and podcast

Mara Amster selected for National Humanities Center Summer Institute for Literary Studies
English professor is one of only 12 scholars nationwide to attend Shakespeare seminar

Kunz presents research to international conference
Paper looks at 19th-century astronomer Maria Mitchell

Faculty and Students present research at APS National Conference
American Physical Society welcomes Randolph scholars

Journal article to be published 2009, April
Article co-authored by Beth Schwartz, Dennis Goff, and colleagues

Science Education Group Publishes Paper
Peggy Schimmoeller, Peter Sheldon and Tatiana Toteva will appear in Academic Exchange Quarterly

Three faculty give workshop at National Teaching Conference
Research focused on gender in the college classroom

New Publications by Heidi Kunz
Heidi Kunz Contributes to Prestigious MLA Reference Series

Amy Cohen presents panel at national conference
With Britanny Stallings demonstrates making Greek theatre masks

John Abell explores economics of organics
Sustainable food resources will be a top issue in years to come

Beth Schwartz co-authors book on teaching
"Optimizing Teaching and Learning: Practicing Pedagogical Research" bridges the gap between research and practice.

Francoise Watts has paper published
"Existentialism in the feminine" appeared in Actes du Colloque on "Gender"

Bill Coulter presents paper at London symposium
Reflections on Paradise Lost to appear in scholarly journal

Liz Perry-Sizemore Chosen to Develop Online Pedagogical Resources for Undergraduate Research
Dr. Perry-Sizemore will serve as student research module coordinator for NSF-funded economics pedagogic portal