Chelsea Allison, PhD, assistant professor of nutrition and exercise science, co-authored “Development and validation of a food systems knowledge and attitudes survey for college students” in the Journal of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition in February 2022.
William Arighi, PhD, assistant professor of world literature, co-authored “Pathology of the antipodes: The imperial critique in Galdós’s and Rizal’s portrayals of the Philippines,” in Anales Galdosianos in 2021.
Joseph Brockway, PhD, assistant professor of Spanish, translated two Spanish-language poems by Nemir Matos Cintrón into English in Reliquiae (Vol. 9, No.2) in November 2021: “Song to Changó/Canto a Changó” and “I Am the Beginning/Soy el Principio.”
Julia Chevan, PhD, professor of physical therapy and chair of the Department of Physical Therapy, co-authored “Mind the gap: An analysis of physical therapist earnings in the United States by male/female sex” in the PJT: Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Journal in January 2022.
Laurel Davis-Delano, PhD, professor of sociology, co-authored “Perceived indicators of American Indian identity in everyday interaction: Navigating settler-colonial erasure” in Ethnic and Racial Studies in October 2021. Her co-authors were Sita L. Strother (JSI Research & Training Institute) and Joseph P. Gone (Harvard University). Also with these co-authors, Davis-Delano published “Native American identity work in settler colonial context” in the International Journal of Intercultural Relations in October 2021.
Martin Dobrow, MA, professor of communications, authored “Beaten by the Klan in 1963, a Black man just spoke to the White pastor who helped rescue him” in The Washington Post in February 2022.
Martin Dobrow
Nina Esaki, PhD, assistant professor of social work, co-authored “Social capital within a nonprofit board and governance effectiveness” in Relational Social Work in October 2021. Esaki also co-authored “Next steps: Applying a trauma-informed model to create an anti-racist organizational culture” in Behavioral Sciences in February 2022.
Megan W. Harvey, PhD, assistant professor of health sciences, co-authored “Risk of cancer in a community exposed to per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances” in Environmental Health Insights in February 2022.
Nina Esaki
Jason J. Holder, PhD, associate professor of physical education and health education and head wrestling coach, and Daniel M. Smith, PhD, assistant professor of research and statistics in the Department of Physical Education and Health Education, co-authored “Coaching leadership behaviors: A comparison of high school and collegiate wrestling coaches” in The Sport Journal in November 2021.
Emily Lyons, PhD, assistant professor of education, co-authored “Complicated gender gaps in mathematics achievement: Elevated stakes during performance as one explanation” in Mind, Brain, and Education in February 2022.
Jason Holder
Kathleen A. Martin, DPE, chief of staff in the Office of the President, authored “One woman’s journey to PRIDE: Viewpoint,” which was published in The Republican and on MassLive in June 2021.
Meghan Migeon, DMSc, associate professor of physician assistant studies and chair of the Department of Physician Assistant Studies, published “Is gabapentin a safe and effective treatment for nonneuropathic pain?” in the Journal of the American Academy of PAs in December 2021.
Elizabeth M. Mullin, PhD, associate professor of exercise science and sport studies; Jasmin Hutchinson, PhD, professor of exercise science; and Kathleen T. Mellano, PhD, assistant professor of exercise science, co-authored “Impact of COVID-19 restrictions on mental health and physical activity among LGBQAP and heterosexual adults” in the Journal of Gay and Lesbian Mental Health in November 2021. Mullin also co-authored “Queer, non-biological mothers: Competing, marginalized athletic identities” in the Journal of Homosexuality in November 2021.
Elizabeth O’Neill, DPE, professor of applied exercise science and program director, co-authored “Wearables, respiratory rehabilitation, acute myocardial infarction and frailty, and high-intensity respiratory muscle training” in the Journal of Clinical Exercise Physiology in January 2022. Her co-author was Michelle Stehman, Class of 2023, doctoral candidate in exercise physiology.
Wilton R. Stewart, PhD, adjunct professor in the Department of Human Services, co-authored A Gentle Giant: Myrtle Stewart’s Poetry & Memoirs in February 2022.
