Faculty Stories Archive
Our faculty do some pretty incredible things. Check out some of their recent discoveries, achievements and recognitions.
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Alma Professor Scott Dexter and co-investigators receive national award for innovation in the use of digital media for advancing knowledge about theatre and performance. -
‘Plaque Attack’ wins silver medal at iGEM Giant Jamboree, an international competition that challenges students to create new applications of synthetic biology. -
Anthony Collamati’s short film, ‘Base Camp,’ produced with a crew that included Alma College students, makes its world premiere at the notable Fantastic Fest film festival. -
Biologist Dave Clark and his students successfully employed an interactive robot that responds to the immediate actions of a live lizard in their habitat on the Galapagos Islands. -
Faculty researcher Amanda Harwood and her students are testing the feasibility of using activated carbon to reduce the bioavailability of DDT in contaminated soil. -
The complexity of spiders has long fascinated animal behavioral scientist Dave Clark. He uses virtual digital technology to study animal communication. -
Alma students develop and implement physical activity programs designed to improve the health of adults with chronic health conditions. -
Theatre students write and develop an original play for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland. -
Organization presents Outstanding College Chemistry Teaching Award. -
Anne Porter, Stephany Slaughter, Daniel Wasserman and Kathryn Blanchard are the recipients of Alma’s top faculty awards for 2018-19. -
Deborah Dougherty and Murray Gross have been named Charles A. Dana Professors. -
Business faculty attending the MBAA International Conference honor Alma’s Elizabeth Cameron with a “distinguished research paper” award. -
Travel destinations in 2019 include China, Costa Rica, England, Germany, Hawaii and Italy. -
Alma College hosts 125th conference, with students and faculty from 32 member institutions presenting research in 33 academic sections.
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Faculty members Maurie Luetkemeier and Timothy Sipka awarded emeritus status.
