Monday, August 19, 2019
From Spain to Ontario, Lehigh Valley faculty shared their research and talents around the world.
From Spain to Puerto Rico, faculty share their research and talents around the world.
From the Lehigh Valley to Alabama to Europe, Penn State Lehigh Valley faculty share their research around the world.
Dimitrios Tsokanos, a doctoral candidate from the University of Almeria, located in Almeria, Spain, has been a scholar in residence at Penn State Lehigh Valley working with Barbara Cantalupo, professor of English, on Tsokanos’s thesis on the Hellenic influences in Edgar Allan Poe’s work.
New incoming students along with faculty and staff gathered for fall convocation Aug. 17, which officially started the new academic year at Penn State Lehigh Valley.
Barbara Cantalupo, professor of English at Penn State Lehigh Valley, received the 2014 Quinn Award from the Poe Studies Association (PSA) for her monograph, “Poe and the Visual Arts” (Penn State University Press, 2014). The PSA Awards and Executive committees made the unanimous recommendation to give the 2014 award to Cantalupo in August.
Barbara Cantalupo received the 2014 Quinn Award from the Poe Studies Association (PSA) for her monograph, “Poe and the Visual Arts” (Penn State University Press, 2014). Cantalupo is a professor of English at Penn State Lehigh Valley and is the founding editor of The Edgar Allan Poe Review.
Penn State Lehigh Valley has announced the promotion of three professors: Barbara Cantalupo, of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Douglas Hochstetler, of Breinigsville, Pennsylvania; and Tai-Yin Huang, of Lower Macungie, Pennsylvania.