The Fall 2023 issue of Channels: Where Disciplines Meet is now available to read online. Channels is an inter-disciplinary undergraduate research journal brought to you by the Department of Communication and the Centennial Library. The authors in this issue (Spencer Benefiel, Lynnell Fry, Grace Mowery, Madeline Spaulding, and Rebekah True) are recent alumni representing the School of Arts and Humanities. Topics include a linguistics analysis of prayer, the use of blimps in the U.S. Navy, and an investigation of high school student attitudes toward foreign language study. Channels welcomes submissions from students of all majors. We are now accepting submissions for the Spring 2024 issue of Channels through February 9th. Visit the Student Author Submission page or scan the QR Code to submit your article for consideration. DIGITAL COMMONS PUBLISHING CORNER Channels Journal Published Library Showcases Student Art Work Come to the library to engage with three displays of ceramic works crafted by Advanced Ceramics students Nina Friess, Olivia Fish, and Kaitlyn Davis under the guidance of Professor Mailloux. These installations are an example of social practice art, a contemporary art form focused on generating meaningful interactions between art and a community of people. From a custom tea set that offers ideas of hope and community, to a collection of handcrafted mugs designed to foster vulnerable conversations about the lies we believe and God's truth we can proclaim to one another, to a chess set that invites the viewer to not only play but to consider how we perceive intelligence, all three works encourage viewers to ponder on these themes and interact with the pieces in a meaningful way.
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