Boehm, Lisa Krissoff (Provost & Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs)
Published
Wrote the essay “Gender and the City: Vital Scholarship in an Uncertain Age,” for an upcoming issue of The Journal of Urban History, at the editor’s request.
Troia, G. A., Brehmer, J. S., Reichmuth, H.L., & Glause, K. (2026). The nature of elementary writing teachers’ instructional practices and the effects of experience, professional preparation, teaching efficacy beliefs, knowledge, and ability on their practices. Scientific Studies of Reading. https://doi.org/10.1080/10888438.2026.2614773
National Presentations
Brehmer, J. S. & West, J. (February 2026) Building community and supporting first year teachers’ ambitious literacy instruction. American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education annual conference. New Orleans, LA.
State Conference Presentations
West, J. & Brehmer, J. S. (March 2026). Two Approaches to Support Elementary Writing Instruction. Michigan Reading Association Conference. Lansing, MI.
Long, H. M., Herrod, J. L. (January, 2026) Bridging the Gap: Math Interventions for Students with ASD in Realistic Classroom Settings. Applied Behavior Analysis International Autism Conference. Poster Presentation. New York City, NY
Lorentz, K. (forthcoming, 2026) “The Michigan Legislature.” In Michigan Government, Politics, and Policy (2d). Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.
Lorentz, K. and J.C. Strachan. (forthcoming, 2026) “From Civic Deserts to Engaging Campuses: Cultivating Public-Spirited Citizens in Rural Higher Education.” In The Politics of Rural America: No Longer Fly Over Country. New York: Routledge.
Lorentz, K. and A. Hendrickson. (forthcoming, 2026) “How To Teach: Constitutional Law.” In Elgar Encyclopedia of Teaching and Pedagogy in Political Science. London: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Hendrickson, A. and K. Lorentz. (forthcoming, 2026) “How to Teach: Law.” In Elgar Encyclopedia of Teaching and Pedagogy in Political Science. London: Edward Elgar Publishing.
Saks, K. and K. Lorentz. (forthcoming, 2026). “Distributive Justice Game: Teaching Rawls in Real Time.” In Short Games and Active Learning in Political Science: Beating the Clock. London: Taylor & Francis.
Journal Publications
Lorentz, K., S. Zarb, M. Herring, and C. Sutton. (forthcoming, 2026.) “Is it Still Gendered? Political Discourse Among Adolescent Legislators.” Journal of Political Science Studies.
Selected Conference & Workshop Participation
Paper Presentation, “Justice, Procedural Fairness, and Legal Resource Centers,” Midwest Political Science Association Annual Meeting, April 2026 (with K. Saks and S. Zarb).
Invited Presentations, Lectures, and Media Appearances
Lecture, “U.S. Supreme Court October 2025 Term: Recap & Predictions,” Midland Area League of Women Voters, April 2026 (with A. Hendrickson).
Ojemaye, Mike (Chemistry)
Publication
Ifeoluwa O. Daramola, Mike O. Ojemaye, Anthony I. Okoh and Omobola O. Okoh (2026) Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles: Synthesis, Characterization, Cytotoxicity, and Comparative Evaluation of Photocatalytic Degradation of Atrazine and Simazine, International Journal of Environmental Research, 20 (1), 72
N Mngcutsha, MO Ojemaye, NC Manene and OO Okoh (2026) Photocatalytic UV/H2O2/magnetite induced degradation of bromocresol purple dye in aqueous solution: Effect of H2O2 and kinetic studies, Environmental Progress and Sustainable Energy (Accepted).
Dissertation Award – Honorable Mention, Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators
Refereed Journal Articles
Harper, F. K. & Orr, S. (Accepted-Pending Revisions) Transforming mathematics through collaboration and connection in a STEAM project-based learning context. Journal of Urban Mathematics Education.
National Conference Presentations
Markoff, B. & Orr, S. (2026, April). Is it Equitable?” Math Leveling & Whiteness as Property in a Diversifying District. Poster Presented at the 2026 American Educational Research Association Annual Conference. Los Angeles, CA.
Raygoza, M., Orr, S., Cosby, M., King, B., Burris, J., Soni, D. (2026, February) Reflections on developing Mathematics Teacher Educators professional praxis through a book study. Session Presented at the 2026 Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators Annual Conference. Portland, OR
Harper, F., Orr, S., Matsebula, T., Zelaya, F., Bowers, D. (2026, February) Walking with community: Elementary prospective teachers learning to identify community mathematics knowledge alongside families. Session Presented at the 2026 Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators Annual Conference. Portland, OR
Regional Conference Presentations
Orr, S. & Madis, C. (2026, February). A Framework for Equitable, Discipline Rich Project Based Learning. Session presented at 2026 National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Spring Conference. Indianapolis, IN
Madis, C. & Orr, S., (2026, February). Content Storylining: What Your Discipline-Rich Mathematics Planning Has Been Missing. Session presented at 2026 National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Spring Conference. Indianapolis, IN
Virtual Conference Presentations
DiMaria, S., Orr, S., Madis, C., (2026, January) From Idea to Impact: Strengthening Math Learning with the PBL Project Planning Pyramid. Session Presented at the 2026 Mathematics Educator Appreciation Day, University of Arizona Center for Recruitment and Retention of Mathematics Teachers. Virtual Conference
Orr, S., Madis, C., DiMaria, S., (2026, January) Practice Pathways: Designing for Equitable and Discipline-Rich Math Learning. Session Presented at the 2026 Mathematics Educator Appreciation Day, University of Arizona Center for Recruitment and Retention of Mathematics Teachers. Virtual Conference
Joanne West, and Julie Brehmer, Assistant Professor of Teacher Education, are presenting at the AACTE conference in New Orleans in February. Their session is titled, “Building Community and Supporting First- Year Teachers’ Ambitious Literacy Instruction.” and the Literacy Research Association in March.