Christine Damm D.M.A., division chair of fine arts and communication at Quincy University, authored an article entitled “Clarinet 101: Getting Beginning Clarinetists Started the Right Way.” The article was published in October 2020 on the website Band Directors Talk Shop.……

Quincy University’s Assistant Professor of Counselor Education, Asabi Afi Dean, Ph.D., in conjunction with Yi-Chun Lin, Ph.D., Tamkang University and Tiffany Stoner-Harris, Ph.D., Adler University, co-authored an article entitled “Don’t Wait Until She Dies: A Global Perspective of the Long-Term……

Joseph R. Coelho, Ph.D., professor of biology at Quincy University, joined Insects editorial board as a topic editor. As a topic editor, Coelho will have the opportunity to collaborate across disciplines around the world to put together a special issue.……

Cindy Lovell, Ph.D., adjunct professor of English at Quincy University, in collaboration with Jane Govoni, Ph.D., co-authored the textbook, Linguistics for K-12 Classroom Application. In Linguistics for K-12 Classroom Application, readers will develop a practical understanding of phonology, morphology, syntax,……

Several works of Quincy University’s Robert Lee Mejer, distinguished professor of art, have been selected for international and national exhibitions. Mejer’s watercolor “Origins” was selected for inclusion in the Watercolor USA Honor Society 2020 Watercolor NOW! Invitations Exhibition, at the……

Joseph R. Coelho, Ph.D., professor of biology at Quincy University, recently co-authored a paper entitled “Nesting Ecology of the Pacific Cicada Killer, Sphecius convallis Patton, in the Sonoran Desert”. The paper examines factors affecting the ecology of a large population……

Quincy University’s Assistant Professor of Counselor Education, Asabi Afi Dean, Ph.D., in conjunction with Joseph M. Williams, Ph.D., University of Virginia, Janice Byrd, Ph.D., Kent University, and Chauncey D. Smith, Ph.D., the University of Virginia, co-authored an article entitled “Photovoice……

Quincy University recently honored Richard’53 and Connie (Volm)’54 Niemann, with honorary degrees of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, in recognition of their lifelong contributions and commitment to the university and the community. A private family ceremony was held on……