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In spring 2019, SUA’s Environmental Studies concentration became an organizational shareholder in JAFSCD.

Six ��������students competed at the Euro Model United Nations (EuroMUN) conference held in Maastricht, Netherlands, in May. The four-day conference featured about 500 undergraduate students from around

SUA’s Academic Affairs office developed a new program to recognize excellence in faculty research and scholarship and honored 11 faculty in 2019.

Emma Grant-Dreher, class of 2019, and Shania Davis, class of 2018, report on their experience attending and presenting at the 2019 WPA conference.

Lana Lief, class of 2019, and Sofia Torres, class of 2019, report on their experience attending and presenting at the 2019 WPSA conference.

Professor Darin Ciccotelli read poems from “Forage the Delaware Valley,” which focuses on images and memories from his life.

Spotlighting accomplishments by Aneil Rallin, Kristi Wilson, Tomoko Takahashi, and Tetsushi Ogata.

Urban planner, community activist, and artist James Rojas will converse with SUA students on April 1, 2019.

Winners are Samikchhya Bhusal (class of 2019), Shunji Fueki (class of 2021), Kazuna Nakaya (class of 2021), and Eiji Toda (class of 2020).

Professor Ishiyama presented findings from his recent book, “Diachrony of Personal Pronouns in Japanese: A Functional and Cross-Linguistic Perspective.”