Research – Faculty / Staff

Interim Associate Provost for Academic Advising and Psychology Professor Jonathan Raskin’s book, “Psychopathology and Mental Distress: Contrasting Perspectives,” the second

Assistant Professor of Sociology Anna Gjika offers multifaceted perspectives on contemporary media and youth sexual violence in her new book,

History Professor Lou Roper participated in “An Atlantic Slave Trade Stretching from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean and Beyond: A

Lou Roper, SUNY Distinguished Professor of History, presented a paper to the New Netherland Institute Scholars Seminar on Nov. 15,

Lou Roper, professor in the Department of History and a SUNY Distinguished Professor, authored an article on the origins of

Lou Roper, SUNY Distinguished Professor of History, gave the keynote address at the Pirates, Ports, and Exports: Maritime Relations in

Lou Roper, professor in the Department of History and a SUNY Distinguished Professor, appeared on the March 10, 2023, episode

Lou Roper, professor in the Department of History and a SUNY Distinguished Professor, wrote a guest blog article for Medieval

SUNY Distinguished Professor of History Lou Roper has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society by the society’s

Jeff Miller, associate professor of political science, appeared on the April 18, 2022, episode of WAMC’s nationally syndicated radio program

David Bright, assistant professor of counselor education, is guiding readers through technology’s distorting effects on truth and perception with his

At a turbulent moment in U.S. and global politics, a new book from Jeff Miller, associate professor of political science,

Lou Roper, professor in the Department of History and a SUNY Distinguished Professor, is the author of a new article

Faculty and staff: Do you have recent research, publications or other work that you’d like to share with colleagues in

James R. Smith, professor emeritus of digital media & journalism, is coauthor of the new book “Integrated Marketing Communication: A

“Struggling in the Land of Plenty: Race, Class, and Gender in the Lives of Homeless Families,” the recently published book