Dr. Craig Centrie of the Department of Education will be honored by Arts Services Initiative (ASI of Western New York) on May 22 with a lifetime achievement award. Over the past 40 years, Dr. Centrie has been a member of the Latino Artists Collective, a co-founder of El Museo Francisco Oller y Diego Rivera, and […]
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Support the UNTYS blood drive on Tuesday, January 29 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Sullivan Center gym. First 25 people to donate will receive a Medaille t-shirt! Posted By: Laura Edholm
Posted by: Laura Edholm
Compass House needs your help! Compass House is a youth homeless shelter. These youth need your generous donations to help make their lives easier. Items Accepted: Socks Bathroom amenities Underwear Other clothing Money School supplies AND MORE! Items can be placed in the donation boxes at The Information Office in Main, the Huber Library, inside […]
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At the 2018 annual meeting of the Association for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society (APCS), held at Rutgers University, Dr. Matt Bowker presented some of his current research on public fantasies of destruction, survivor guilt and survivor groups. (Dr. Bowker also serves as an Associate Editor of APCS’s journal: Psychoanalysis, Culture, and Society.) Dr. […]
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Check out Cindy Temple’s use of the tower theme on the PsyD Bulletin Board in 103 Humboldt. She might be willing to share … Posted By: Lynn Horne-Moyer
Posted by: Lynn Horne-Moyer
Dr. Matt Bowker‘s most recent book, Misinterest: Essays, Pensées, and Dreams, will be published by Punctum Books (CA and NY) in 2019. The book is a compendium of essays, creative nonfiction pieces, and prose poems on the surprising tendency to destroy interest and its objects, which include thoughts and thinking, beings and being, relationships and […]
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Dr. Matt Bowker, of the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, was recently interviewed by Otegha Uwagba of Elle (UK) on the fears and stigmas associated with solitude, with particular reference to women. In this interview, the full-transcript of which can be read here, Dr. Bowker argues that solitude, for persons of all genders, is stigmatized when […]
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In the summer of 2018, Dr. Matt Bowker, of the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, traveled to Singapore, funded by a Fulbright Specialist Grant (US Dept. of State), to deliver three weeks of full-day and half-day faculty workshops and “train-the-trainer” seminars on the subject of facilitating critical thinking. His host institution, the Singapore Institute of Management, […]
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At Medaille, we value community as a coming together of diverse individuals — even zombies! Terror Technologies, a company focusing on extreme events for nonprofit charities, was recently on campus to discuss careers in the film industry and costuming and make-up tips with the youths in our Medaille Summer Theatre Camp. Medaille Director of Diversity […]
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Dr. Matt Bowker (Dept. of Interdisciplinary Studies) recently published an article entitled, “Analytical and Political Neutrality: Change, Privilege, and Responsibility” in the latest issue (no. 71) of the journal, Free Associations. It considers and critiques, among other things, arguments concerning the necessity of “taking sides,” attributions of collective moral responsibility, as reflected in part by a well-known […]
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