Summer 2007

Model storyteller

Dr. Frank Woods is a storyteller, but maybe not in the most conventional way.

While he uses words to weave tales of African American heroes and everyday folk, he uses art to craft historical models that speak of the accomplishments, the hardships and day-to-day moments of people captured in history. Read more about Dr. Frank Woods' historical models.

Heroes, villains and fools

The next time you’re involved in a conflict, take a step back and think about it as a story. Chances are, it will fit into a narrative you know well. With heroes, villains and fools, day-to-day conflict has its roots in archetypal stories . Read more about conflict resolution.

Real world politics

Interested in politics? A group of undergraduate political science students got a first-hand look at the inner-workings of Washington political life for three weeks this summer as part of the Congress in the Washington Context course . Read more about who students met and what they learned.

Honors society

It’s the time of year when good things come to those who have worked hard. Our faculty, students and alumni have proven that once again with a whole host of honors, grants and awards. Read more about what's in store for them.