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Articles by Dominique Daniel
From the lab to the boardroom: First-gen alum builds career as a strategy leader
In this first-person narrative, University of Nevada, Reno alumna Dominique Daniel looks back at her experiences as part of the Wolf Pack and how her education shaped her future opportunities. As a little girl, I would flip through my father's biology, microbiology and anatomy textbooks, captivated by the intricate systems that make life possible. I was fascinated that something as small as a microbe could influence a human body and amazed by the complexity hidden beneath our skin.
Art exhibit highlights rare books from Oakland University collection
A selection of Oakland University’s 3,000 rare books, some of which haven’t seen the light of day in decades, is now on display at the OU Art Gallery.
Do Libraries Still Matter?
It’s National Library Week. So, when was the last time you wandered through the stacks looking for information on something you’re interested in? A new Ithaka S+R survey (sponsored in part by JSTOR) of U.S. college and university faculty finds that growing digital resources are changing how academics do their research. Use of library websites and online catalogs has jumped since 2009.
"The Conversation"
While working on my PhD I went through a period where I gave a lot of talks at conferences. I’ve really cut back on that, partially to focus on dissertation writing and partially because conferences are just not affordable. While at the height of my unofficial speaking tour, one of my committee members attended one of my talks. She seemed pleased with it and told me she really liked my presentation style—something she and I agreed not enough academic conference presenters seem to work on.
UT Austin Symposium for African Writers 2014: Taiye Selasi, Sofia Samatar, Maaza Mengiste, Laila Lalami, & Nnedi Okorafor:
In the last few years, some of the most powerful, popular, and innovative African writing has come from writers living in the United States. Yet to describe writers like Taiye Selasi, Maaza Mengiste, Sofia Samatar, Nnedi Okorafor, or Laila Lalami as either “American” or “African” writers would be to miss what is most vital about their work, which is both and neither, and gloriously so.
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