Awards and honors
Angela Seidel, business administration department chair and associate professor of accounting at Saint Francis University, was recently awarded the IMA Accounting Faculty of the Year Award from the International Accreditation Council for Business Education.
Seidel was appointed to the accounting faculty in 2013 and was named chair of the business administration department in 2020. She has been a finalist for several teaching awards, holds the certified management accounting certification, is co-adviser for the Accounting Club and promotes effective teaching of accounting through both her research and service.
Miscellaneous
Daniel Anderson, English and communications professor at Mount Aloysius College, recently had an article published on PopMatters, a prominent pop culture website. The website boasts 1.4 million unique monthly readers and includes written works on topics ranging from music to film to books.
on a big screen, but it will work on any screen. and i suppose the way the world works now, a lot of people have those 75 tvs at home and they re watching this on that right now, so people will see it in a cinematic way. does it matter to you that netflix and others are financing films, netflix and apple and amazon? no, i mean, they re financing them. other people aren t. it s very hard to get a movie financed in a traditional way. you get it done, even if it s a tent pole film. and one of the comic book films. you know, you still you always have that s the nature of it and that s fine. but so companies like netflix, amazon, if they come along and can support material work that s very special and do it in a way that, with all the technological stuff coming on, that s even better that they can help support that, make it finance it. because it s expensive. now, it will be less and less as years go by, obviously, things
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