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Lionel Mew, assistant professor and chair of information systems, has published a research article with Laura Poe, adjunct assistant professor of information systems. Their article, The Effects of Using the Agile Methodology as an Instructional Format for Software Development Courses, was published online first in the journal Industry and Higher Education.
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Laura Poe, adjunct assistant professor of information systems, has published a research article with Lionel Mew, assistant professor and chair of information systems. Their article, The Effects of Using the Agile Methodology as an Instructional Format for Software Development Courses, was published online first in the journal Industry and Higher Education.
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Peggy Watson, director of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute in SPCS, is quoted extensively in a Richmond Athletics article, Women’s Basketball Continues to Grow Partnership with Osher, about the growing partnership between the Osher Institute and the Spiders Women’s Basketball team.
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Erik Nielson, professor and assistant chair of liberal arts, is quoted as an expert on the use of rap lyrics in criminal trials in the Rolling Stone article “New York Lawmakers Introducing Bill to Limit Rap Lyrics as Evidence in Criminal Trials.” Nielson and Andrea L. Dennis (Georgia Tech) are referenced as co-authors of Rap on Trial: Race, Lyrics, and Guilt in America.
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