Achievements: Oct. 14, 2026

Aurelia Ball, associate professor of chemistry, published “How a Highly Acidic SH3 Domain Binds to Its Intrinsically Disordered Partner Through the Formation of an Encounter Complex Intermediate” in the Journal of Physical Chemistry. Co-authors include staff research assistant Michaela Cohen, Ally Mujica ’25, Oluebube Onwuzulu ’24, Jorge Cardoso ’26, Jaden Ali ’27, Sydney Rice ’27, Daniela Poaquiza ’27, Colin McClure ’20, and Frida Anguiano ’23.

Steve Ives, professor and chair of health and human physiological sciences, co-authored “Effective Leadership During Changing Times in a Kinesiology Department: A Conceptual Framework” in Kinesiology Review.

Alexandra Prince, assistant professor of religious studies, presented "Transcribing Jonestown with the Letters to Dad: Digital Archives and the Voices of Peoples Temple" at the annual Communal Studies Association conference.

Masami Tamagawa, teaching professor of Japanese, has been appointed to the editorial board of Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, an interdisciplinary journal published by Springer Nature. He will oversee peer review and evaluate manuscripts in his areas of expertise, including gender and sexuality studies, Japanese studies, and sociology.

Students, staff, and faculty are encouraged to share professional, scholarly, creative, and other notable accomplishments. Visit the Achievements form for submission criteria. Questions? Email swb@skidmore.edu