Faculty Research Seminar Series Continues Sept. 25
Image by Jill Wellington from PixabayMichael Crowell, DPT, D.Sc., will present "Not Quite Better Than Ever: What Injury and Research Taught Me About Staying Active" at the upcoming Faculty Research Seminar Series on Friday, Sept. 25 from 3:10 to 4:30 p.m. at Loyola Science Center, room 334.
Through stories and research on recovery and return to sport, this talk will explore what it takes to regain strength and confidence and how all can support exercise and health for a lifetime.
The Faculty Research Seminar Series was established to provide a time and place for faculty and staff to share their research and perspectives on their field. The series began with the first research presentation on February 4, 2005.
With questions, contact amelia.randich@scranton.edu
2026 Fall Semester Presentations
September 25
Michael Crowell, DPT, D.Sc., Physical Therapy
"Not Quite Better Than Ever: What Injury and Research Taught Me About Staying Active"
October 2
Anne Royer, Ph.D., Biology
"Speciation in PA Plants"
October 23
Michael Catalano, Political Science
"The State of Judicial Independence in the United States"
October 30
Carolyn M. Barry, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, and Psychology
"The New Normal of Emerging Adulthood in a Post-Pandemic World: Challenges, Opportunities and Recommendations"
November 6
Sangita Saha, History
"Professionalizing the Everyday Kitchen: Women and the Food Market in Colonial Bengal"
December 4
Gary Kwiecinski, Ph.D., Biology
"Bats of the Lesser Antilles"