On Afrofuturism: My Interview With Walter Greason, PhD
For Monmouth Magazine, I asked Walter Greason, Ph.D., creator of the popular “Wakanda Syllabus,” which was named after the fictional African country featured in the equally…
“Susquehanna Jack” Tells The Stories of Pennsylvania’s First Peoples
My profile of a prolific writer and storyteller who uses the Pennsylvania Archives to write about the lesser-known histories of Native Americans of Pennsylvania. Read the…
The Marketing of Social Justice
My story on Monmouth University history professor Katherine Parkins comparing the Christmas Boycott of 1963 to recent protests by professional athletes. Read the full story here.
Q&A About The Electoral College With Monmouth University’s Chris DeRosa
In this Q&A for Monmouth Magazine, I asked Chris DeRosa, Ph.D., chair of the Department of History and Anthropology, to share his insights on the United…
Q&A With Monmouth Polling Institute’s Director Patrick Murray
In this Q&A for Monmouth Magazine, I asked the institute’s founding director, Patrick Murray, for his insights on what sets the Monmouth University Poll apart from…
Representational Opportunity
My story about two Sacred Heart University alumna working in the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion space in corporate America. “For a long time, corporate America seemed…
A Longhorn Astrophysicist Looks To The Stars
My profile of astrophysicist Sarafina El-Badry Nance: “With her health scare in the rearview mirror, El-Badry Nance has been focused on bringing the strange wonders of…
UNM Alumna Davar Ardalan and IVOW
My profile of University of New Mexico alumna Davar Ardalan and her artificial intelligence startup IVOW (Intelligent Voices Of Wisdom): “Most of us are already familiar…
My Profile of Sarah Haacke Byrd, executive director of Women Moving Millions
Women Moving Millions, a global membership community based in New York City, has committed nearly $800 million to organizations benefiting women and girls. Individuals who belong…
My Story on the Substance Use Disorders Institute at University of the Sciences
Originally created in 2017 to provide educational programming, policy outreach, and research about the national opioid epidemic, the Institute assembled an impressive group of researchers from…
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