hat is conscientiousness, and how can we use it to better our own daily lives? Dr. Amber Abernathy, assistant professor of psychology at Missouri State University and Mary-Charlotte Bayles Shealy Chair in Conscientious Psychology, focuses her research on the topic and how it can be applied.
Tasting wine doesn’t just involve the flavor signals that your tongue sends to your brain. It actually involves all five of your senses, and you should work to use all of them when tasting a wine.
Missouri State University religious studies professor Dr. Stephen Berkwitz and associate professor Dr. John Schmalzbauer are the figureheads behind the development of a new curriculum offering courses on religion and health to undergraduates at Missouri State University.
Dr. Victor H. Matthews, dean of the College of Humanities and Public Affairs and professor of religious studies at Missouri State University, has had the fourth edition of one of his books published. The book, newly titled “The Cultural World of the Bible,” explores what life was like for people living during Biblical times. Matthews […]
Dr. Leslie Baynes spent a portion of her 2014-15 sabbatical as a Scholar-in-Residence at the Kilns, C.S. Lewis’ home near Oxford, England.