News & Features
Is Cyclical Time the Cure to Technology's Ills?
July 3rd 2018
Humans have been tumbling headlong into this new digital frontier for a quarter century—since the World Wide Web went public.
Pedagogical Preparation for Technical Communication
June 19th 2018
A professor of technical communication discusses what differentiated her training from that of scholars in rhetoric and composition—and then explores
Reading beyond Form in Historical Manuscripts
June 11th 2018
Modernization and standardization of orthography, spelling, and grammar, along with transliteration into type, make some works more accessible to a br
The inaugural RMWCA Summer Book Club will feature Around the Texts of Writing Center Work
June 7th 2018
From: Clint Gardner, President Elect, Rocky Mountain Writing Centers Association Date: May 23 RMWCA listserv The inaugural Rocky Mountain Writing Ce
Beautiful Flesh wins Colorado Book Award!
June 7th 2018
Beautiful Flesh: A Body of Essays, edited by Stephanie G’Schwind and published by the Center for Literary Publishing at Colorado State University is t
Reflecting on Disciplines: ePortfolios and Writing Studies
June 5th 2018
How and why do fields become disciplines? A distinguished scholar in writing studies explores the field of ePortfolios in relationship to the evolutio
Archaeological Training and the Changing Landscapes of Cultural Resource Management
May 25th 2018
Archaeologists are mentors, consultants, and employers. Through these roles, either actively or passively, all archaeologists are advocates for modern
Jamie White-Farnham awarded the Excellence in Scholarship award from the University of Wisconsin-Superior
May 17th 2018
Congratulations to Jamie White-Farnham, who was awarded the Excellence in Scholarship award from the University of Wisconsin-Superior! White-Farnham
From Utah to the Nomadic Pastures of Southwestern Iran: Point Four and the Internationalization of American Higher Education during the 1950s
May 14th 2018
As the USA withdraws from the Iran Nuclear Deal, a major foreign policy achievement of the Obama administration, historian Richard Garlitz examines a
National Nurses Week Announcement!
May 9th 2018
In celebration of National Nurses Week, UPC is proud to announce the upcoming publication of Unitary Caring Science: Philosophy and Praxis of Nursing,
Adam Kaul on Lives of the Mind
May 8th 2018
Adam Kaul, coeditor of Leisure and Death: An Anthropological Tour of Death and Dying, talks about his work and the book on Lives of the Mind- a podcas
UPC author Polly McLean on 9News
May 3rd 2018
Polly McLean, author of the upcoming UPC title Remembering Lucile: A Virginia Family's Rise from Slavery and a Legacy Forged a Mile High spoke to De
Peopling the Past
April 30th 2018
Walking tours and brass plaques in Georgetown, CO often provide dates of construction or the names of the people who built the houses—but what about t
Social Ecology Press books now available thru UPC!
April 30th 2018
Books from the Social Ecology Press at the International Association for Society and Natural Resources are now available through the University Pr
Political Constructions of Time and History
April 24th 2018
Archaeological attention to the differing intersections of time, space, and material culture has much to offer the social sciences in understanding hi
Lauren Haldeman's "Minotaur mini-tour"!
April 23rd 2018
Details for Lauren Haldeman (author of Instead of Dying) and Kiki Petrosino's upcoming"Minotaur mini-tour" are below. Don't miss it!
Reclaiming Accountability wins the 2018 CWPA Best Books Award!
April 20th 2018
Reclaiming Accountability: Improving Writing Programs through Accreditation and Large-Scale Assessments, edited by Wendy Sharer, Tracy Ann Morse, Mich
UPC Authors on Sapiens
April 20th 2018
UPC authors Nancy Gonlin and April Nowell have a featured blog post on Sapiens! Check in out, and then learn even more in their book Archaeology of th
Public Lands Policy under the Trump Administration
April 17th 2018
Public land policy has taken a familiar direction under the Trump administration, yet deviated from that direction in ways not seen before.
Creating a Culture of Faculty Writing on Campus
April 10th 2018
For faculty across disciplines, the processes of writing for publication are often mysterious. To strengthen a faculty “writing culture” on campus, bo
USUP author Joyce Kinkead Awarded Prestigious Accolade
April 3rd 2018
Utah State University’s Office of Research and Graduate Studies announced Joyce Kinkead as the 2018 recipient of the D. Wynne Thorne Career Research A
Food Insecurity and the Student-Athlete
April 3rd 2018
Student-athletes are going hungry—just as many college students are going hungry.
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