INSIDE BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY

Humanities institute seeks faculty, student fellows
The newly formed Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities (IASH) is now offering fellowships to faculty, students and community members.

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Winter Session: A campus success story
Five years after starting as a pilot program, Winter Session continues to grow in both enrollment and course offerings.

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Albert Dekin, associate professor of anthropology, dies at age 66
Albert Dekin, 66, died at his home Jan. 28. Well known for his work assessing the archaeological, historical and cultural resources damage caused by the Exxon Valdez oil spill for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Dekin served as director of the Public Archaeology Facility for 11 years.

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Study abroad trips look at life in China, India
When Binghamton University students and faculty returned from study abroad trips during winter break, they brought back a gift not available anywhere else.

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National Book Award recipient to take part in Spring Readers’ Series
National Book Award winner Julia Glass is just one of the novelists, poets and editors who will be visiting Binghamton University during February, March and April as part of two Binghamton Center for Writers series: the Spring Readers’ Series and the Writing Life Dean’s Workshop series.

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Student makes new start in hometown
Kady Perry is making the most of the opportunity to return to her roots.

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