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SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES NEWS IN 2009 College Author Placed in WordTheatre's Limelight (8/16/09) "Hunters," a short story by Eugene Cross, a faculty member in the college's B.F.A. in Creative Writing program, was read by actor Xander Berkeley during "Thrill or Peril: Tales of Adventure," an evening of live storytelling that took place in mid-August at M Bar in Hollywood, Calif. "Thrill or Peril" was presented by WordTheatre, a nonprofit that fosters love of language and literature by pairing actors and short stories at events in Los Angeles, New York City, and London. In addition to Cross, works were read that evening by noted authors Susan Orlean, Paul Rudnick, Henry Louis Gates, Anne Fadiman, and Karen Russell. Dr. Robert Speel wins 2008/09 Council of Fellows Excellence in Outreach Award (5/4/09) Congratulations Cathy Mester (5/4/09) Congratulations to Ms. Cathy Mester, senior lecturer in speech communication, who received the 2009 Council of Fellows Excellence in Teaching Award. Faculty News (4/17/09) Congratulations to Dean Baldwin, professor of English, who was presented the Joe D. Thomas Award for Distinguished Service to the College English Association during the CEA‘s 70th annual conference, which was held March 26-28 in Pittsburgh. Tom Noyes Awarded 2009 Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Fellowship (2/13/09) Tom Noyes, assistant professor of creative writing at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, has received a $5,000 Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA) 2009 Individual Creative Artists Fellowship in the literature-fiction category. Read the full story at: http://www.behrend.psu.edu/newscal/news2009/feb-TomNoyesPCA.htm Penn State Behrend Hosts Second Annual Conference on Gender (2/10/09) The School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, will host its second annual conference on gender, titled “Fortunes of Gender,” this Friday, Feb. 13. Read the full story at: http://www.behrend.psu.edu/newscal/news2009/feb-genderconf.htm Course on 1960s Transcends Generation (1/16/09) "Ohio” by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young blares through the sound system as students clad in sweatshirts and flip-flops trickle into the lecture hall with mocha lattes and iPods. Read the full story at: Course on 1960s Transcends Generations NEWS IN 2008
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