In The Media
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Professor examines the causes of financial crises
Todd Knoop, an economics and business professor at Cornell College, has written his fourth textbook, “Business Cycle Economics: Understanding Recessions and Depressions from Boom to Bust.”
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Tabak on Ethical Perspectives in the News
Leon Tabak, computer science professor at Cornell College, will moderate a discussion of STEM education on KCRG TV-9’s “Ethical Perspectives on the News” that will air Sunday, Feb. 15.
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Professor’s book out Jan. 1
Kirilka Stavreva, professor of English and creative writing at Cornell College, has a book, “Words Like Daggers: Violent Female Speech in Early Modern England” that will be available Jan. 1 from the University of Nebraska Press.
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Tabak on “Ethical Perspectives on the News”
Leon Tabak, computer science professor at Cornell College, will moderate a panel on the KCRG-TV9 show “Ethical Perspectives on the News” that’s set to air on Dec. 7.
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Geology prof interviewed about climate
Rhawn Denniston, associate professor of geology at Cornell College, was interviewed by Al-Jazeera America about climate change.
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Dragon featured on WMT
Cornell College psychology Professor William Dragon was featured on WMT-600AM on Oct. 31, speaking about the possible dangers of Facebook’s new “Rooms” mobile app.
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Students featured in story about young voters
Two Cornell College students, seniors Thomas Cooke and Trevor Hazen, were featured on KCRG-TV9 in a story about the importance of the youth vote in the upcoming midterm elections.
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KCRG TV-9 covers Promise Grant for Iowans
ABC affiliate KCRG aired a story about Cornell College’s new grant program for all qualified Iowa high school students, which offers a minimum of $20,000 per student.
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Biology professor warns of dangers of multitasking
Biology Professor and neuroscientist Barbara Christie-Pope explains why one thing at a time—and One Course At A Time—is the best bet.
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Barnes-Brus’ research featured on Radcliffe site
Research by Tori Barnes-Brus ’97, associate professor of sociology, on the advertising used by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company was featured by the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study earlier this month.
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Venticinque published in journal Historia
Phil Venticinque, associate professor of classics at Cornell College, has an article in the latest issue of the journal Historia, a highly selective, well respected, and leading journal in the field of classics and ancient history.
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Greenstein a co-author on reef report
Ben Greenstein, professor of geology at Cornell College and associate dean of the college, is one of the primary co-authors of a report on coral reefs.
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Mildenstein involved in Guam bat count
Tammy Mildenstein, a newly-hired professor of biology, planned the first-ever survey of Mariana fruit bats this summer.
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Chaplain’s doctoral research featured
The Institute for HeartMath, a science non-profit, featured doctoral research by Cornell College Chaplain the Rev. Catherine Quehl-Engel ’89 in a recent newsletter.
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Hoobler one of NerdScholar’s 40 Under 40
Ellen Hoobler, assistant professor of art history, was named one of the 40 professors under 40 by the college financial literacy website NerdScholar.
Professor examines the causes of financial crises 
Tabak on Ethical Perspectives in the News 
Professor’s book out Jan. 1 
Geology prof interviewed about climate 
Dragon featured on WMT 
Students featured in story about young voters 
KCRG TV-9 covers Promise Grant for Iowans 
Biology professor warns of dangers of multitasking 
Barnes-Brus’ research featured on Radcliffe site 
Venticinque published in journal Historia 
Greenstein a co-author on reef report 
Mildenstein involved in Guam bat count 
Chaplain’s doctoral research featured 
Hoobler one of NerdScholar’s 40 Under 40