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Sally Vance-Trembath, Theology, talked to KGO-TV, June 7, about the Catholic bishops’ new policy on priests who commit pedophilia.
Michael Cortes, director, and the USF Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management, were featured in the San Francisco Business Times, June 14, about the institute’s recent enrollment increase.
Oren Harari, Business, and his book, The Leadership Secrets of Colin Powell, were featured June 23 in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Stephen Zunes, Politics, was quoted June 19 in The Seattle Times and spoke on KGO radio on June 24 about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Michael Lehmann, Economics, was featured in the Atlanta Journal Constitution, June 28, about WorldCom’s wrongdoings and consumer confidence. He also talked to KRON-TV, July 19, about the stock market sell off.
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Roberta Johnson, Politics, was interviewed July 26 by the Sacramento Bee about California’s homeless policy. She also was interviewed about whistle blowing on a PBS syndicated show with Diane Rheme.
Eugene Muscat, Business, talked July 28 to the Buffalo News, New York, about family businesses and the Adelphia corporate scandal.
Robert Talbot, Law, talked July 29 to KNTV about Marjorie Knoller and the dog mauling case.
David Batstone, Theology, spoke July 31 to KGO radio about business ethics and the recent corporate scandals.
Brandon Brown, Physics, and his collaborators, were featured in a July 16 Newsday article and on a July 29 episode of national radio program Science Update, for their biophysics work.
Mitchell Friedman, Communication Studies, was quoted in the story “WorldCom CEO Not Convincing,” published in the San Francisco Chronicle in July.
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