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Game Theory: Jane Austen Had It First
May 22, 2013English Professor Laura J. Rosenthal, a specialist in 18th-century British literature weighs in on Jane Austen and Game Theory.
2013 Undergraduate Studies Program Teaching Award
May 21, 2013American Studies Assistant Professor Christina Hanhardt receives the Undergraduate Studies Program Teaching Award.
Department Of English Commencement Speaker Featured In The Washington Post
May 21, 2013The Department of English's commencement speaker Jamie Lee gave an honest speech about the moment she became satisfied with her choice of study.
Department Of History Relay Team Takes First Place In Terrapin Triathlon
May 20, 2013Congratulations goes out to the Department of History for their first place win at the Terrapin Triathlon relay race!
2013 Ethnic Minority Achievement Awards
May 20, 2013History Professor Lisa Mar and the Department of American Studies accept 2013 Ethnic Minority Achievement Awards presented by the President's Commission on Ethnic Minority Issues.
Department Of American Studies Receives 2013 Ethnic Minority Achievement Award
May 20, 2013The President's Commission on Ethnic Minority Issues presents the Department of American Studies with the 2013 Outstanding Instructional Unit Award.