Departure thread: I insisted on no awkward Webex sendoff but scores of beautiful people did it anyway with backdrops of Bollywood posters, Latin dance and more. So loved. So speechless. I read them part of an awards submission I wrote for our team recently. The beat goes on...
This thread is a heartbreaking look at the ripple effect of school reopenings. Just teachers being honest about their plans to protect family once they start teaching again.
Dear everyone who emails me professionally,
Please do not say “Hope you are well” if you do not actually care about my well-being enough to have a single ounce of empathy for my situation and/or disability.
Best,
Ashley Strickland
Pronouns: they/them
ATTN all university presidents who wrote emails a few weeks ago condemning police brutality and systemic racism: “What experts are certain about is that reopening campuses will reproduce and reinforce existing racial disparities.” https://t.co/ZWtMMEeCxS
"This is why it’s important for people not to be exclude transgender, gender non-conforming, and non-binary people from conversations about mental health." 👏 https://t.co/eQVcnRGP34
I was told to get resilience training as a response to raising ongoing concerns about problematic workplace issues. Now, I'd like to build a professional development workshop: "F*ck Resilience: How to know your rights in the workplace & effectively advocate for them". Any takers?
these five CRUSHED IT last night on the So You Wanna Be a Writer panel. they articulated writing skills and the major in ways that I am stealing for future conversations. beyond proud of them and their honesty and intelligence.
Our focus for 2019-2020 cohort is fostering students' ability to be change agents in the world inside and outside the classroom. Don't be let the bad seeds persuade you to discount the great work being done by students, faculty, and staff at @GeorgiaSouthern!
Professor of Geography Wei Tu and Writing and Linguistics Lecturer Amanda Hedrick have been selected as Governor’s Teaching Fellows for the 2019-2020 academic year. They are two of 17 faculty members selected this year. Congrats!
🔗 https://t.co/7va2tuXo5k
“The events that happened last week are not indicative of what this university means to a lot of people."
The writing and linguistics department hosted an Unburning Swamp Open-Mic event Monday afternoon.
Read more here: https://t.co/Jhi9wENZ2C
Article by @DavonJo16230829
“Did you know that the small
intestine is about twenty feet long? Learned that one when a mortar shell hit the local recreational center. Gallbladders look like pears if you tilt your head a bit.”
Journalism students of @GeorgiaSouthern are using the controversy surrounding their school's recent book burning as training for their future career field.
https://t.co/Ni55TkHQ2z
If you shared about the book burning students at @GeorgiaSouthern share this too. The book burners do not represent the majority and the administration does not speak for our brave students. Our students are doing just fine speaking for themselves.
One week after one group of students burned copies of a book by a minority author in this grill, other students used it to rally against what they say was blatant racism and white privilege.
Just discovered this video about holding difficult conversations in the classroom. Might be helpful to @GeorgiaSouthern faculty. And fac everywhere, really. https://t.co/0TDvfBx4El