Mock Trial Team Finds Success at American Association for Justice Competition
Belmont’s College of Law recently sent two teams to the American Association for Justice Mock Trial Competition in Louisville, Kentucky. The team of Will Blackford, Whitney Vaughn, Jeff Walker and...
View ArticleStudents Present Research at EPA Conference
Belmont psychology and neuroscience students recently attended and presented research at the annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association (EPA) in New York City. The EPA was founded in 1896...
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Science Students Present at Physical Society Meeting
Belmont students Rachel Evans (physics), Sarah Cannavino (chemistry), Christy King (chemistry) and Matt Wing (medical physics) recently attended the American Physical Society (APS) March meeting in...
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Ferrara Presents at Adventure Science Center’s Science Cafe
Dr. Davon Ferrara, assistant professor of physics, recently spoke at the Adventure Science Center’s Science Café. The Science Café is a series of informal discussions on current issues in science and...
View ArticleHead’s Company Makes Top Five in Global Student Entrepreneur Awards
David Head, senior entrepreneurship student, competed at the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards in Miami and placed in the Top 5. He was selected by Entrepreneurship Organization Nashville to represent...
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Gonzales Published in USA Today
Alberto Gonzales, dean of Belmont’s College of Law, was recently published in USA Today. His article is entitled, “Alberto Gonzales: Give Judge Garland a Vote.”
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Murray to be Published in Studies in the Novel
Douglas Murray, professor of English, recently reviewed Margaret Doody’s Jane Austen’s Names for the periodical, Studies in the Novel. The review will appear in the spring 2016 edition. His essay...
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Anderson Publishes Book on Philosophical Themes in Moby Dick
Philosophy Department Chair and Associate Professor of Philosophy Mark Anderson’s book, Moby-Dick as Philosophy: Plato – Melville – Nietzsche was published in October. The book is an exploration of...
View ArticleTaylor, Students Attend Leadership Health Care Delegation in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Cathy Taylor, dean of Belmont’s Gordan Inman College of Health Sciences and Nursing, recently moderated a session at the Leadership Health Care Delegation in Washington, D.C. Taylor’s moderated...
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Entrepreneurship Students Qualify for Final Round in Wege Prize Competition
Senior Spanish and social entrepreneurship major Natalie Borrowman and senior entrepreneurship major Mason Foote are working with students from O’More College of Design as team Sustainable615 in the...
View ArticleAlumna Basden Competes on “The Voice”
Alumna Katie Basden auditioned for NBC’s “The Voice” with her blind audition version of “Midnight Rider” by The Allman Brothers Band. Her pipes impressed three of the judges and Basden took the final...
View ArticleResearch Projects from Physical Therapy Faculty and Students Recognized
Dr. Christi Williams, assistant professor of physical therapy at Belmont, recently received a research grant from the Tennessee Physical Therapy Association (TPTA) for her project entitled, “Certified...
View ArticleBelmont and Morris Family host Scott Perlewitz of Sub Pop Records
Belmont hosted its second annual Morris Family Mentor and Lecture Series on Friday, Feb. 26. This series, sponsored by the Morris Family, honors industry professionals by bringing them to campus to...
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National Museum of African American Music Presents Coffee and Conversation...
On Friday, Feb. 19, Curb College Dean Doug Howard led a question and answer session with the Grammy, Emmy and Dove award-winning artist Shannon Sanders. Students filled the Vince Gill Room for “Coffee...
View ArticleBelmont Ranked on Theology Degree’s 30 Most Beautiful Christian Campuses
Theology Degrees compiled a list of the 30 Most Beautiful Christian Campuses, ranking Belmont No. 26. According to the site, the qualifications include “the way that one feels walking through the...
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Schneller Speaks to Maplewood High School Distinguished Scholars
Belmont’s Associate Provost Dr. Beverly Schneller recently spoke to the Belmont Distinguished Scholars at Maplewood High School about preparing for and being successful in college. The scholars are...
View ArticleCollege of Business Takes Study Abroad Trip to Peru During Spring Break
The College of Business took 18 students to Peru to explore the entrepreneurial and economic context content of one of Latin America’s fastest growing economies. The purpose of this Spring Break Study...
View ArticleStudents Present Research at American Chemical Society National Meeting
Belmont faculty and students recently attended the American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting in San Diego, California. This meeting attracts an estimated 11,000 to 13,000 chemists, chemical...
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McGrew Leads Elementary School Students in Dissection Activities
Dr. Lori McGrew, professor of neuroscience, visited the encore class at Glenview Elementary School in Nashville on Monday, March 7. Because the students have been studying neuroscience, McGrew...
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Murphree Quoted in Termite Article
Dr. Steve Murphree, professor of biology and entomologist, was recently quoted in an article in the annual termite control issue of “Pest Control Technology.” The article is about Dr. Murphree’s house...
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