Maria Doulatova Defends "The Feeling Mind"
Congratulations, Dr. Maria Doulatova!
Thinking about Mechanisms
Graduate students from a range of departments and programs were selected for their exceptional contributions in the classroom.
A scholar of Caribbean literatures and cultures, PhD candidate Karla Aguilar Velásquez sees her research as deeply connected with her practice as curator and museum educator. She shares her recent work with COCA that invites visitors to interact with the exhibitions — and each other.
As part of the Center for the Literary Arts Speaker Series, award-winning author Anna Moschovakis will participate in a panel discussion and reading April 13 and 14.
Xuming He is a renowned leader in the fields of robust statistics, quantile regression, Bayesian inference, and post-selection inference. He will join Arts & Sciences from the University of Michigan.
Taylor Geospatial Institute grant will support project to measure neighborhood-by-neighborhood variations in St. Louis-area climate.
The award recognizes a junior scholar who has made valuable contributions to the field of Asian American and Pacific Islander studies early in their career.