National Public Radio
Writing professor and essayist Tim Brookes filed a commentary on “NPR Weekend Edition” from Pakistan on December 30, 2007, after Benazir Bhutto’s assassination.

The Historian
Biographer and history professor Willard Sterne Randall published a review of the book “The Many Faces of Alexander Hamilton” in the December 2007 issue of this national journal.

Caledonian-Record, Newport Daily Express and North Country Television
Humanities professor Nancy Nahra was featured for delivering a Vermont Humanities Council lecture about Robert Frost in Stanstead, Québec, in December 2007.

Vermont Life
Art instructor Bob Selby has published illustrations in this well-known magazine, including the Winter 2007 issue [PDF].

MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of Military History
Historian and professor Willard Sterne Randall wrote a feature on Fort Ticonderoga for this national journal.

WCAX-TV3 and Burlington Free Press
On November 22 and 23, 2007, photography instructor Nakki Goranin was featured for her collection of photobooth photos.

WPTZ-TV5
IT faculty member John Rogate was interviewed for November 14 and 15 evening news stories about the virtual world of “Second Life.”

Burlington Free Press
A feature article on October 26, 2007, described e-business and marketing faculty member Elaine Young’s blog, which provides a critique of the presidential candidates’ use of social media.

New York Times (N.Y.), Houston Chronicle (Texas), Philadelphia Inquirer (Pa.), Miami Herald (Fla.) and San Francisco Chronicle (Calif.)
History professor Willard Sterne Randall was quoted in a late-September 2007 article about residents in Fair Haven, Vt., who are demanding a refund for extra taxes paid to their town.

National Public Radio
Faculty member Tim Brookes aired a new commentary on NPR about the physics, and metaphysics, of paint on September 30, 2007.

Vermont Public Radio and Seven Days
Champlain faculty member Elaine Young and student Dan Bergeron and were quoted in an early-September article in about social networking Web sites. The duo was also heard on “Vermont Edition” on September 6, discussing the same topic.

Rutland Herald and Burlington Free Press
Newspaper around Vermont announced that faculty member Robin Lane was among those appointed to the 11-member Vermont Telecommunications Authority board, with the goal of providing high-speed Internet and cell phone access to all Vermonters.

Law Enforcement Technology
Faculty member Gary Kessler and the Center for Digital Investigation have been featured in a July 2007 trade journal article about cell phone forensics called “The new frontier in digital evidence.”

St. Albans Messenger
Faculty member Ken Wade was featured for presenting a paper at the International Conference for Computer Research at the Athens Institute for Education & Research.

Seven Days
This alternative weekly profiled a new film called “Finding Providence,” which features faculty member and actor Eric Ronis.

Business People Vermont
Faculty member Elaine Young is featured in an August 2007 article about “new media for savvy business owners” in this business magazine, which mentions Champlain’s one-credit online courses on using new online tools.

Denver Post (Colo.)
Jeff Rutenbeck, dean of the Division of Communication & Creative Media, was quoted in a July 6 article that discussed a new baby boomer Web site.

CBS Radio Network
Jeff Rutenbeck was also heard on a variety of CBS Radio Network stations throughout the country in a June 29, 2007, interview about the debut of the iPhone.

Practicalecommerce.com
Faculty member Elaine Young and recent graduate and business owner Pete Jewett were quoted in an article about e-commerce degrees.

Seven Days
A late-June 2007 article included comments by Computer & Digital Forensics faculty member Gary Kessler in an article about following a person’s “cyber footprints.”

Vermont Public Radio
Faculty member Nancy Nahra aired a new commentary about language and changing vocabulary in July.

Easton Express Times (Pa.) and WebProNews.com
Faculty member Elaine Young was quoted in June 2007 in regards to students’ use of social networking sites and job searches

The History Channel
Professor Willard Sterne Randall is a featured expert in a 12-part series called “THE REVOLUTION,” which is re-airing this summer on The History Channel. He was interviewed at length at Van Cortlandt Manor in Bronxville, N.Y. -- one of the few surviving 17th-century buildings in New York City.

CCTV-17
As part of CCTV’s Media Literacy Series, multimedia and film faculty member Karen Klove was part of a discussion on June 27, 2007, about violence in the media.

Arizona Republic (Ariz.)
On June 20, Communication & Creative Media Dean Jeff Rutenbeck was quoted in the Arizona Republic in regards to candidates using the Internet.

NPR “Weekend Edition”
Tim Brookes of the Professional Writing program aired his latest Weekend Edition commentary on June 10. The topic: Spanish for travel writers.

Burlington Free Press, Shelburne News & St. Albans Messenger
These Vermont papers announced the new Accounting Excellence Scholarship Fund and highlighted Accounting professors Thane Butt and Nancy Wells.

Hartford Courant online (Conn.), South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Fla.), Express Times (Pa.) & About.com
Marketing and e-Business Management faculty member Elaine Young was quoted in articles about new graduates’ use of social and professional online networks.

Vermont Public Radio
Humanities professor Nancy Nahra aired a commentary on VPR on June 4 about the way young Americans use the English language.

The Richmond Times-Dispatch (Va.), Cincinnati Post (Ohio), Providence Journal (R.I.) & Eagle-Tribune (Mass.)
Professor Willard Sterne Randall penned an op-ed about Alexander Hamilton, which ran in these daily newspapers in May and June 2007.

WPTZ-TV5 News
On May 14, faculty member John Rogate was interviewed in regards to using an Internet-based communication tool called Skype as part of the online master’s program in Managing Innovation & Information Technology. On May 18, e-Business Management faculty member Elaine Young was seen on the news discussing Internet retailing.

“American Experience” on PBS
A nationally televised public television special about Alexander Hamilton airing on May 14 included Champlain expert Willard Sterne Randall, the author of a biography on this controversial, yet gifted, statesman.

Vermont Public Radio
David Lustgarten of the Graphic Design program was a guest on “Switchboard” on May 10, discussing the effect of design on our lives.

Chronicle of Higher Education
This national newspaper included faculty member Margo Bartsch in an article about professionals who work as essay coaches.

Burlington Free Press
History professor Richard Hunt was quoted in an article that addressed whether Franklin County, Vt., is the “undisputed heavyweight champion of maple production.”

Vermont Public Radio
International Business faculty member Scott Baker delivered a commentary on April 12, 2007, about the upcoming elections in Nigeria and the impact that country has on Americans.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer (Ohio)
Dr. Rob Williams, a history and media studies professor, was quoted in an article about the popular television show “American Idol.”

Slate
Distinguished Scholar in History Willard Sterne Randall was quoted in this national online magazine in an April article about maple syrup and our founding fathers.

NPR’s Weekend Edition
National Public Radio airs commentaries by Professional Writing Program Director Tim Brookes; the most recent topics have included eye surgery, World Cup soccer and being an extra in a Bollywood film.

Burlington Free Press
Business faculty member Charlie Nagelschmidt and the BYOBiz program were included in an article about entrepreneurial programs at Vermont colleges in late March 2007.

WPTZ-TV5
On March 6, 2007, a feature story about cell phone forensics included the expertise of Gary Kessler, director of Champlain’s Computer & Digital Forensics program.

Tampa Tribune (Fla.)
Presidential expert and history professor Willard Sterne Randall was quoted in an article about lessons we can learn from past presidents.

Modern Guitars
This magazine recently published a review of “Guitar: An American Life,” a book written by Professional Writing program director Tim Brookes.

WPTZ-TV5
Michael Verro of the Applied Psychology faculty was called on to comment on an outbreak of copycat crimes in northern Vermont.

Warren Times Gazette (R.I.)
Faculty member Dr. Rob Williams was seen in the pages of this paper in early February 2007, addressing young students about alcohol and the media.

Vermont Public Radio & WPTZ-TV5
Willard Sterne Randall of the history faculty was heard on VPR and seen on TV for testifying to the state legislature to fund the Ethan Allen Homestead, an historic site closed due to lack of financial support.

Burlington Free Press
An opinion piece written by Laurel Bongiorno of the Education faculty ran in Vermont’s largest daily paper, addressing the role of early childhood education.

WPTZ-TV5
Criminal Justice faculty member Robert Edwards was interviewed in a special news segment about criminal forensics, entitled “Real-Life Crime Scene Investigators.”

Financial Times
This international paper quoted Communication & Creative Media Dean Dr. Jeff Rutenbeck in an article about the popularity of social networking sites such as MySpace.com on December 21, 2006.

Seven Days
Professional Writing professor Tim Brookes’ new book about the global campaign against polio was featured in the December 13 edition of this alternative weekly paper.

WCAX-TV3
Dr. Jeff Rutenbeck, Communication & Creative Media dean, was interviewed for a December 2006 story about the newspaper Out in the Mountains, which is considering a move to online publishing.

Fresno Bee (Calif.)
Faculty member and media literacy expert Dr. Rob Williams was recently quoted in an article in regards to an O.J. Simpson television special that was canceled.

Columbus Dispatch (Ohio)
Ann DeMarle of the Emergent Media Center discussed serious games in a “GameOn!” podcast found on the paper’s Web site in November 2006.

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