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SMU Psychology partners with Pakistani women’s university
The Department of Psychology in SMU’s Dedman College, funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of State, will work with a women’s university in Peshawar, Pakistan to strengthen that institution’s psychology studies and promote better understanding between the United … Continue reading
Posted in News, Research
Tagged academic partnerships, Christina Voss, faculty research, George Holden, grants, Javed Azam, Lorelei Simpson Rowe, psychology, Robert Hampson, Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women's University, U.S. Department of State
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Research: How hiding in plain sight saved the Jicarilla Apache
North America’s Jicarilla Apache tribe cloaked themselves in trade, diplomacy, and intermarriage and nearly escaped incarceration on an American Indian reservation. How they did it has been a mystery of the historical American Southwest – until now. “In some ways, … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged anthropology, archaeology, B. Sunday Eiselt, Dedman College, enclavement, ethnohistory, faculty books, faculty research, Jicarilla Apache, Margaret Allen, Native American history, Ronald H. Towner, Southwest studies
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Research: Texas public-school Bible courses skirt state law
Most of the 60 public school districts in Texas that offer courses on the Bible aren’t meeting a 2007 state law mandating that those courses be fair as well as academically and legally sound, according to a new study by … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged Dedman College, Denise Gee, faculty research, Mark Chancey, religion in public schools, Religious Studies, SMU Research, Texas Education Agency, Texas Freedom Network, Texas public education, Texas public schools
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Good reading, good giving: SMU books for 2012
From art, history and religion to sweet Texas cuisine and fiction, SMU’s 2012 book roundup offers a wide selection to satisfy the readers in your life. Treat yourself or those on your gift list to one of the current titles … Continue reading
Posted in For the Record, News
Tagged A. Azfar Moin, Afonso V, Andrés Blaisten Collection, Caroline Brettell, Cherri Gann, Collecting Spanish Art, Dedman College, Denise Gee, Dennis Ippolito, Dennis Simon, Diego Velázquez, Diego Velazquez: The Early Court Portraits, faculty books, faculty research, Jeffrey Engel, Joerg Rieger, José Bowen, Karl Kilinski II, Mark Chancey, Meadows Museum, Meadows School of the Arts, Modern Mexican Painting, Pamela Patton, Pastrana tapestries, Rebekah Miles, Ronald Wetherington, Shelette Stewart, Sherry L. Smith, Sherry Smith, SMU Centennial, staff books, student books, Sunday Eiselt, William P. Clements Department of History, Writer's Path
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SMU fossils, expertise to be an ongoing part of new Perot Museum
SMU faculty and students, the University’s Shuler Museum of Paleontology, and the SMU Innovation Gymnasium have teamed with the nation’s new premier museum of nature and science to provide everything from dinosaurs and sea turtles to technical assistance and advice. … Continue reading
Posted in News, Research
Tagged Anthony Fiorillo, Bonnie Jacobs, community involvement, Dallas Museum of Natural History, Dedman College, dinosaurs, faculty news, faculty research, fossils, Huffington Department of Earth Sciences, Innovation Gymnasium, Louis Jacobs, Lyle School of Engineering, Malawisaurus, Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Shuler Museum of Paleontology, student news
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Seven SMU professors receive 2012-13 Sam Taylor Fellowships
Seven SMU faculty members have received Sam Taylor Fellowships from the Sam Taylor Fellowship Fund of the Division of Higher Education, United Methodist General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. The Sam Taylor Fellowships, funded by income from a portion of Taylor’s … Continue reading
Posted in For the Record, News
Tagged Alicia Meuret, Amy Pinkham, awards and honors, Carlos Cardoza-Orlandi, Chrystyna Kouros, Dedman College, Erin Hochman, faculty research, grant programs, Lorelei Rowe, Office of National Fellowships and Awards, Perkins School of Theology, Sam Taylor Fellowships, Sze-kar Wan
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SMU economists examine fighting hunger through social networks
SMU economics researchers will analyze the roles social networks and isolation play in fighting hunger in North Texas. Recent studies have found that household economic resources are not the only factor contributing to food insecurity, according to SMU economist Tom Fomby. About … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Millimet, Dedman College, economics, faculty research, food banks, food insecurity, hunger, hunger issues, Nancy George, North Texas Food Bank, nutrition assistance, Thomas Fomby, Tom Fomby
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Research: After-school programs improve academic achievement
School-age children who participate in structured after-school activities improve their academic achievement, according to new research by SMU faculty members. The study by researchers in the University’s Simmons School of Education and Human Development measured academic performance of students enrolled in … Continue reading
Research: A new look at the Native American movement
When several hundred Native Americans took over the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C., on November 3, 1972, it was with the backing of a hodgepodge of supporters ranging from hippies to Methodists to Hollywood celebrities. SMU History Professor … Continue reading
Posted in For the Record, Research
Tagged Clements Department of History, Dedman College, faculty books, faculty research, Native American history, Red Power movement, Sherry Smith, Trail of Broken Treaties, Wounded Knee incident
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Research: A field-changing view of divine kingship in Islam
In a new and potentially field-changing study, SMU historian Azfar Moin explores why Muslim sovereigns in the early modern era began to imitate the exalted nature of Sufi saints. Uncovering a startling but widespread phenomenon, Moin shows how the charismatic pull of … Continue reading
Posted in For the Record, Research
Tagged Azfar Moin, Clements Department of History, Dedman College, faculty books, faculty research, history, Islam, millenarianism, Mughal Dynasty, Muslim history, Muslim world, South Asia, The Millennial Sovereign, William P. Clements Department of History
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