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Welcome to the College of Arts and Humanities News page. Read about the many achievements of our faculty, students, staff, and alumni. Submit your own good news if you are a current or former college member.
 
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Submitted: 05-25-2006     Name:Scott IwataHometown: Department: Communication
News:Scott Iwata, a public relations major, was elected PRSSA National President 2005-2006.
Submitted: 05-24-2006     Name:Eric CarsonHometown: Department: Art
News:Eric Carson presented his art work "Everything Theory" on May 18, 2006 at the SOURCE presentations.
Submitted: 05-24-2006     Name:Mary JohnsonHometown: Department: Art
News:Mary Johnson showed her multimedia art projected, titled (i love you). on May 18, 2006 at the SOURCE presentations, sponsered by the C. Farrell Merit Scholarship. Her work documents human interaction and emotional expression, and how experience may be the cause for reflection on social restrictions concering these expressions.
Submitted: 05-24-2006     Name:David HoangHometown: Department: Art
News:On May 18, 2006 David Hoang showed his group of paintings and drawings, titled "Transfigured" at the SOURCE presentations. His work was based from narritives of the Roman Catholic, Jewish, Byzantine, and Eastern Orthodox traditions; as well as signs and symbols from early Midieval art.
Submitted: 05-23-2006     Name:Mellisa HogrefeHometown: Department: Art
News:The College of Arts and Humanities Achievment Banquet in the New SUB/ REC Ballroom on May 16, 2006 awarded Mellisa Hogrefe (faculty advisor: Prof. Sherwin) with the George Stillman Award for Achievement in Art.
Submitted: 05-18-2006     Name:Wesley Brian HartHometown: Department: History
News:Wesley Brian Hart was awarded The Raymond A. Smith Award for Achievement in Scholarship on his project entitled "Berlin Wall" (Advisor, Thomas Wellock, Professor of History). The announcement of this scholarship was at the College of Arts and Humanities Achievement Awards Banquet in the New SUB/REC Ballroom on May 16, 2006.
Submitted: 05-16-2006     Name:Chris MooreHometown: Department: Philosophy
News:Chris Moore has been accepted into the Masters of Social Work Program at Eastern Wasington University for fall 2006. Chris will be graduating this spring with a BA in Philosophy/Religious Studies Specialization. This past year he has served as President of the Philosophy and Religious Studies Club, Vice President of Central's chapter of Phi Sigma Tau (International Honor Society in Philosophy) and on the CAH Dean's Council of Students.
Submitted: 05-08-2006     Name:WilliamHometown: Department: History
News:William "Billy" Holly has been chosen to receive the Barto History Scholarship (full tuition). Billy is a junior, a History Major with a Religious Studies Minor and is an Ellensburg resident.
Submitted: 05-02-2006     Name:Greg HinzeHometown: Department: History
News:Greg Hinze, History and Geography major, has been awarded the Clareta Olmstead Smith History Scholarship and the George and Mary Ann Macinko Geography Scholarship.
Submitted: 04-28-2006     Name:Randy DouglasHometown: Department: Art
News:Randy Douglas, Graphic Design won the District award at the Student ADDY awards ("ADDY": American Advertising Federation) for a Bushnell Ad Campaign that he created. The AAF Student ADDY Awards Competition is a unique national awards program designed specially for college students. Work entered at your local level can move up to the regional and national judging, just like the work entered by professionals across the country. Applicants must be enrolled full- or part-time in an accredited U.S. educational institution. Student interns are eligible to enter.
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GRADUATE STUDENTS
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FACULTY MEMBER
Submitted: 05-15-2009     Name:Gary WeidenaarHometown: Department: Music
News:Dr. Gary Weidenaar was invited to serve ae an adjudicator for the Oregon State Activities Association (OSAA)State Choir Championships held May 7-9, 2009. Working with 2 other judges, over the course of the 3 day competition Dr. Weidenaar heard and rated 61 choirs, which presented over 300 pieces of choral music total.
Submitted: 05-15-2009     Name:Gary WeidenaarHometown: Department: Music
News:Dr. Gary Weidenaar was invited to present a session in April for the 2009 Washington Cultural Congress - held annually in Leavenworth, WA. The title of the 2 hour lecture/workshop was: "Where's the Beef? and other 'sticky' ideas. How to create and communicate ideas which will stick in the listener's mind."
Submitted: 05-15-2009     Name:Gary WeidenaarHometown: Department: Music
News:Dr. Gary Weidenaar was invited to present a session in April for the 2009 Washington Cultural Congress - held annually in Leavenworth, WA. The title of the 2 hour lecture/workshop was: "Where's the Beef? and other 'sticky' ideas. How to create and communicate ideas which will stick in the listener's mind."
Submitted: 05-13-2009     Name:Elise ForierHometown: Department: Theatre Arts
News:Elise Forier has been chosen by the Teacher Professional Education Advisory Board (Teacher PEAB ) to receive the Crystal Apple Award for a faculty member in the College of Arts and Humanities who has a positive impact on the field of teacher preparation and CWU pre-service candidates. The award will be presented at the Teacher PEAB-sponsored Top Ten Student Teacher reception at 4:00 pm on Friday, June 12th, 2009 in Sue Lombard.
Submitted: 05-13-2009     Name:Christina BarriganHometown: Department: Theatre Arts
News:Christina Barrigan, CTE resident lighting designer, will offer her considerable talent to three Idaho Repertory productions in summer 2009: "Unnecessary Farce," "Some Enchanted Evening" and "Chaps!"
Submitted: 04-28-2009     Name:Bret SmithHometown: Department: Music
News:Bret Smith presented in session and displayed a poster on the CWU Preparatory String program at the 2009 national conference of the American String Teachers Association in Atlanta, and as member of ASTA's Research Committee helped coordinate the transfer of the Journal of String Research to ASTA. Dr. Smith also served on the organizing committee, reviewed submissions, and presented a paper on Washington's Classroom-Based Performance Assessments in music at the 2nd International Symposium on Assessment in Music Education at the University of Florida. This work was funded in part by a College of Arts and Humanities Travel Grant.
Submitted: 04-24-2009     Name:Lila HarperHometown: Department: English
News:Lila Harper's article "'The Starfish that Burns': Gendering the Jellyfish" has been published in the collection _Forces of Nature: Natural(-izing) Gender and Gender(-ing) Nature in the Discourse of Western Culture_ (Cambridge Scholars).
Submitted: 04-06-2009     Name:Lila HarperHometown: Department: English
News:Lila Harper has been appointed Senior Bibliographer for the Modern Language Association's International Bibliography. Only accomplished bibliographers of long-standing are appointed to this position. She has contributed to the MLA Bibliography since 1996 and is also a Senior Contributor to the Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature (ABELL), published by the Modern Humanities Research Association, housed at Cambridge University.
Submitted: 03-30-2009     Name:Alex EmmonsHometown: Department: Art
News:Assistant Professor Alex Emmons' image "Sooner's Pink Blanket" was selected as Today's Flak Photo. Flak Photo is a photography website featuring distinctive work from an international community of contributors that promotes interesting visual approaches to seeing the world and celebrates the art of exhibiting quality photography online. Check it out: http://www.flakphoto.com/archives/6333_1646490288/326002
Submitted: 03-29-2009     Name:Alex EmmonsHometown: Department: Art
News:Assistant Professor Alex Emmons' photograph, titled "Making Connections in Thorp" was selected for an exhibition called Perspective, at The Center for Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, Colorado. Juror, Paula Tognarelli, Executive Director of the Griffin Museum of Photography selected work by 46 photographers representing Belgium, Canada, Germany, United Kingdom and the United States.
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STAFF MEMBER
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ALUMNI
Submitted: 05-23-2007     Name:Kelsey KarshHometown: Department: History
News:Well, a big change in my plans, I signed up for the Peace Corps, and am going to western Africa in Sept. So, I'm currently studying french like a mad woman, which is a language I never thought, or really wanted to study. But I am excited for whatever direction this experience will bring me, it will be very different that's for sure. I started volunteering at Life Long Aids alliance in Seattle several months ago and became more passionate about AIDS in general, which prompted me to apply for the Peace Corps, and subsequently go to Africa. I still really want to go back to South America, perhaps after the pc. I kind of want to go everywhere, so I need to figure out how to make that happen. My tentative plan is to get my masters after the peace corps, but as of now I have no idea what that will be in...time will tell I suppose. In Seattle I'm still working in Social Services,which I like...but is hard work for little pay-which is also what the peace corps will be.
Submitted: 04-30-2007     Name:Natalie Schmidy DotzauerHometown: Department: Art
News:Natalie Schmidy Dotzauer will be showing her work titled "If walls could talk" at the Punch Gallery in Seattle. Her work will be there from May 3-June 3, 2007. The opening reception will be on May 3rd from 5-8pm. For more informan go to www.punchgallery.org or call 206-621-1945 or email them at art@punchgallery.org
Submitted: 04-26-2007     Name:Jenny L. WaltonHometown: Department: Art
News:Jenny L. Walton will be showing her work "In Absense of Structure" in her MFA Thesis Exhibition. This is located at the American University Museum in Washington, DC. It will be open from April 21-May 27, 2007. The opening reception is on Saturday, May 5 from 6:00-9:00pm. If you have any questions e-mail Jenny at jenny.walton@gmail.com
Submitted: 04-19-2007     Name:Christopher GianunzioHometown: Department: Art
News:Christopher Gianunzio and two others will be presenting their work titled the Urban Video Project in Syracuse, New York. On Thursday April 19th, two installations at the Redhouse Theatre and Clinton Square will re-introduce the idea of the city square as a destination for social activity and interaction. For more info visit www.urbanvideoproject.org
Submitted: 04-12-2007     Name:Sarah Spurgeon GalleryHometown: Department: Art
News:The CWU Alumni Exhibition: Crossroads and Connections, 2007 opened Friday, April 6th with record attendance! Over 400 people toured the Gallery during the opening celebrations. The Gallery One Visual Arts Center is also hosting some of the over 60 Alumni works now on display between the two galleries. Please visit the Sarah Spurgeon Gallery between now and April 28th!
Submitted: 04-11-2007     Name:Robert TopmillerHometown: Department: History
News:Dr. Robert Topmiller, BA and MA from CWU, and Assistant Professor of History at Eastern Kentucky University, has just published a book entitled "Red Clay on My Boots: Encounters with Khe Sanh, 1968-2005," with Kirk House Publishers. He has also won Eastern Kentucky University's College of Arts and Sciences Excellence in Research Award.
Submitted: 04-11-2007     Name:Nathan DiPietroHometown: Department: Art
News:on March 8, Nathan DiPietro showed his work of painting with egg tempera and the art of gilding. He called his work "the Bee Collector" and was shown at Lakeside Advisors, Inc in Seattle.
Submitted: 04-05-2007     Name:Renee AdamsHometown: Department: Art
News:Renee Adams had her exhibit "Under Fragile Skies" at the Punch Gallery in Seattle this past month. It was open from March 1 to April 1.
Submitted: 04-04-2007     Name:Sarah Spurgeon GalleryHometown: Department: Art
News:Sarah Spurgeon Gallery and Gallery One present "Crossroads and Connections 2007", a CWU Art Alumni Exhibition. The exhibition features work from CWU art alumni from class years prior to 1980. Opening recetptions will be at both the Sarah Spurgeon Gallery and at Gallery One at 5:00pm-9pm at during the first friday walk. For more information contact Catherine Scarlett at 509-963-3083 or scarletc@cwu.edu
Submitted: 03-08-2007     Name:Monica GrahamHometown: Department: History
News:Monica Graham (History Major) recently returned from China where she taught at Anhui University in Hefei City, Fall 2006. In just a few days she will be going off to work in the Ukraine for the Peace Corps from March 24, 2007 to June 17, 2009.
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