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AU Religion Professor Peter Slade was interviewed in Faithfully magazine. Faithfully magazine -- "a news and culture publication centering on Christian communities of color" -- published an interview with AU Religion Professor Peter Slade: "Interview: Historian Peter Slade Weighs In On Machen, Christianity, And Race

The November 26 edition of EdTech: Focus on Higher Education features a video interview of three IT professionals, including Don Tharp, chief information technology officer.

The video notes that having a dedicated security function on campus can affect an institution’s ability to advance its security mission.

Dr. Jeffrey Weidenhamer, professor of chemistry, was quoted in a Popular Science article dealing with black plastic e-waste. The article was titled "You could be eating a side of e-waste with your take out." Weidenhamer has done much research involving the contamination of consumer products with heavy metals such as lead and cadmium.

Science magazine ran an article about a new initiative -- dubbed “Psychological Science Accelerator” -- that is led by AU's psychologist Christopher Chartier. Dr. Chartier, who is an associate professor of psychology at AU, has established an International Collaboration Research Center that has so far forged alliances with more than 170 laboratories on six continents in a bid to enhance the ability of researchers to collect data at multiple sites on a massive scale.

The October issue of Campus Safety magazine featured an article on AU education associate professor Amy Klinger's research on School Bomb Threats. The article was titled "Study Reveals Sharp Increase in School Bomb Threats." A school safety expert, Klinger earlier this year released research that shows a dramatic increase in school-based bomb threat incidents both over the last few years and specifically during the 2015-16 academic year.