Digital Technology to Explore the Built Environment

How is digital technology changing the study of interior design and architecture? Doug Seidler, Associate Professor and Department Chair of Marymount’s Interior Design program, chats about how the areas of lighting, building technology, digital fabrication and more have been modernized over recent years. We hope you enjoyed today’s “Faculty in Focus” conversation! Tune in again soon […]

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Effectively Preparing Students for Careers in Investigations

To break into the criminal justice field, it’s important to not only have internships on your resume but hands-on experience as well. Dr. Amanda Farrell, Assistant Professor in Marymount’s Criminal Justice program, covers the necessary skills for working in criminal investigations, how the field is changing and what she is doing to prepare students for […]

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Exploring Slavery in Antebellum America through Poetry

In this episode of “Faculty in Focus,” Dr. Holly Karapetkova (Professor, Literature & Languages) focuses on her current poetry manuscript project, Planter’s Wife, which uses primary source documents and historical research to explore slavery in antebellum America through the voices of plantation mistresses. Dr. Karapetkova also explains why it’s important to write about slavery in […]

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Artificial Intelligence & the Future of Work

“Faculty in Focus” is a new university-produced video series that puts the spotlight on Marymount faculty members, their classes and their impact on students. In these sit-down interviews, faculty discuss their unique approaches to teaching, research and service. We were honored to have Drs. Carl Sachs and Matthew Bakker join us for this inaugural episode. […]

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