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5/23/2013: Groundbreaking for Madden School of Business Details
5/24/2013: Le Moyne Night as Gifford Family Theatre Presents “Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Musical” Details
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5/30/2013: Professional Development Day 2013 Details
6/1/2013: Gifford Family Theatre Presents “Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Musical” Details
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6/14/2013: Gifford Family Theatre Presents “Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Musical” Details
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6/15/2013: Annual Bloomsday Celebration Details

Today's News

2013 Edition of The Salamander Now Available

The 2013 edition of Le Moyne’s student-edited literary and arts magazine "The Salamander" has just been published. Free copies are available at various locations around campus.
http://echo.lemoyne.edu/NewsFlash/displaypage.asp?NewsNo=8704

Syracuse James Joyce Club 2013 Creative Writing Contest: Deadline May 29

The James Joyce 2013 Writing Contest awards will be presented during our 20th “Bloomsday,” Saturday, June 15, in Grewen Auditorium. “Bloomsday” is celebrated around the world with the reading of James Joyce's classic, "Ulysses," widely considered the major novel of the 20th Century. Our marathon reading event, from noon until 10 p.m., follows the format of a Dublin-style Bloomsday. A number of Syracuse community leaders in media, theatre, academia, literature, sports and political life, will each select and read a brief excerpt from Joyce's writings. As part of the Irish American Cultural Institute, the SJJC Bloomsday performances annually attract a wide and diverse audience. Through the generosity of Le Moyne College, the Joyce Club is offering $1000 in cash prizes, including two memorial awards, in acknowledging the extraordinary contribution to the Club since its founding by Nancy Duffy and Richard Long. Winners will also receive attractive Joyce award certificates. The writing contest is limited to Central New York students, with separate prizes for college students and high school seniors. Each applicant should electronically submit either: • a critical essay relating to Joyce: his life, his work, his influence, etc; or • a short story, to be preceded by a brief description of its pertinence to Joyce’s characters, settings or techniques. Entries should be sent as an attachment to an email to the Syracuse James Joyce Club (SJJC), in care of Professor Michael Loudis at loudismj@morrisville.edu The James Joyce Club Scholarship Awards are intended to recognize the intellectual curiosity of our young people, while promoting an awareness in our schools of Joyce’s contribution to modern literature. For further information (not submittals!), contact: Basil Dillon-Malone, Chair, James Joyce Contest 2013, 4083 Sweet Gum, Liverpool, N.Y. 13090 Phone: (315) 622-1132 email: dillon-malone.basil@arcomlabs.com Additional Contest Rules [1] The limit for the high school essay is 1000 words for high school seniors, 1500 words for college students. Short stories should not exceed 3000 words. [2] A separate title page must accompany the entry, with the following information only: Entry title; student name; address; phone; name of H.S. school or college currently enrolled-in (including location); number of words; student signature; date submitted. [3] The student’s name may not appear on the entry itself. The title must appear on the entry. [4] Entries should be received by Tuesday midnight, May 29, 2013.
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Faculty Achievements

Craig Publishes Articles

David Craig, Ph.D., assistant professor of physics, has published several articles including "Dynamical eigenfunctions and critical density in loop quantum gravity" in the journal "Classical and Quantum Gravity" [Class. Quantum Grav. 30 035010 (2013)], as well as two articles with LSU co-author P. Singh, “Consistent Probabilities in sLQC” in a refereed conference proceedings [J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 360 012028 (2012)], and "Consistent Histories in Quantum Cosmology" in the journal "Foundations of Physics" [Found. Phys. 41 371-379 (2011)].
http://echo.lemoyne.edu/NewsFlash/displaypage.asp?NewsNo=8739

Dahlinger Reads Paper at International Conference on Medieval Studies

James H. Dahlinger, S.J., of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures attended the International Conference on Medieval Studies in Kalamazoo, Mich., May 8-12. He read his paper, "Marguerite de Navarre as a Theologian."
http://echo.lemoyne.edu/NewsFlash/displaypage.asp?NewsNo=8738

Donn, Kirby and Colleagues Co-author Paper for the Nevada Law Journal

Cliff Donn of the Department of Anthropology, Criminology and Sociology and Brenda Kirby of the Department of Psychology, along with co-authors Rachel Donn and Lloyd Goldberg, have had their paper, "Teacher Working Conditions With and Without Collective Bargaining," accepted by the Nevada Law Journal. It will appear in Volume 14, next spring.
http://echo.lemoyne.edu/NewsFlash/displaypage.asp?NewsNo=8736

Makuja Presents Paper at the International Congress on Medieval Studies

Darius O. Makuja, Ph.D., of the religious studies department presented a paper titled: “Augustine’s Canterbury Mission Depended on the Frankish Kingdom and Church,” at the 48th International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 9, 2013, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo. The session was presided over by Professor James Dahlinger,S.J., of the foreign languages and literatures department. Makuja is founder and organizer of the session “Church, Mission, Inculturation, and Conversion in late Antiquity and the early Middle Ages” for the last 11 years.
http://echo.lemoyne.edu/NewsFlash/displaypage.asp?NewsNo=8728

Michaelson and Kirby Present at A.P.S. Convention

Christina Michaelson, Ph.D., and Brenda J. Kirby, Ph.D., will present their research at the 25th Annual Convention of the Association for Psychological Science in Washington, D.C. , May 23-26, 2013 (Lesbians and Gay Men Teaching and Adopting Children: Comparative Morality Judgments by American Catholics vs. the General Public). The paper has also been accepted for publication in the Journal of Homosexuality. Kirby is also presenting her research on jury deliberation with 2013 graduate Marissa Goyden and 2012 graduates Carrie Jessen and James MacArthur (Lies, Damn Lies, and Confessions: Interrogation Practice and Jury Decision-Making).
http://echo.lemoyne.edu/NewsFlash/displaypage.asp?NewsNo=8740