Articles by Michael Abernethy
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‘Phoenix Rhetorix’ journal anthologizes outstanding first-year writing
April 14, 2022
Pieces written in the required course ENG 1100, Writing: Argument and Inquiry are eligible to be considered for the annual contest and publication.
Across disciplines (and a pandemic), 鶹Ƶ connection yields co-authored book chapter
April 5, 2022
Professor of English Megan Isaac mentored Honors Fellow and environmental and sustainability studies major Lucy Garcia ’23 to write a book chapter on how to teach using LGBTQIA-themed young adult novels.
鶹Ƶ Performing Arts helps launch Amplify Black Voices theater festival
April 4, 2022
鶹Ƶ is among eight colleges and universities in the Greater Greensboro Theater Consortium, which in April is staging four plays based on Black lives and experiences in the inaugural Amplify Black Voices Festival.
鶹Ƶ Wind Ensemble performs joint concert with Western Alamance High School Symphonic Band
March 28, 2022
Director of Bands Jonathan Poquette worked with Western Alamance Director of Bands Michael Jefferson ’03 in teaching music to high school students.
In laser-powered research, Anna Sheinberg ’22 illuminates little-known molecule
March 23, 2022
Biochemistry major Anna Sheinberg '22 and her mentor, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Anthony Rizzuto, used laser spectroscopy to analyze aqueous carbonic acid, vital to maintaining pH levels in our blood. The pair also prepared a future collaboration between the University of California, Berkeley and 鶹Ƶ.
In master classes and rehearsals, Angela Brown makes musical performance sing
March 11, 2022
World-renowned soprano Angela Brown led master classes and one-on-one instruction with 鶹Ƶ's music, theater and arts administration students
Andrea Grimes Parker says smarter health apps reduce health inequity, strengthen families during Voices of Discovery lecture
March 10, 2022
Andrea Grimes Parker, founder and director of the Wellness Technology Research Lab at Northeastern University, presented a Voices of Discovery lecture Wednesday showing how mobile health apps incorporating family and social interaction are successful in promoting lifestyle changes and building community.
Miller ’99 to premiere ‘Prairie Songs and April Twilights’ with music faculty Monday, March 7
March 4, 2022
The song cycle based on the poetry of Willa Cather debuts at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 7, in Whitley Auditorium in a performance by Miller, Senior Lecturer in Music Polly Cornelius and Professor Emerita Victoria Fischer Faw.
Center for the Study of Religion, Culture & Society marks 10 years of creating connections
February 23, 2022
Faculty gathered Monday night to reflect on the center's origins and successes in creating space for interdisciplinary study involving religion.
Vicky Fischer Faw named Teacher of the Year by state, national music teaching associations
January 27, 2022
The N.C. Music Teachers Association and Music Teachers National Association each honored Fischer with their Teacher of the Year awards.