Something unexpected yet encouraging: a blog post I wrote about author Vandana Singh last fall is now part of the assigned reading for a college course on climate-based fiction! You can read my original article here: https://t.co/hp5Lmb7y4A
Can't believe this is the end of my third summer with @CATlabWest! I'm so thankful for how @zaklandrum, Dominique, and others have invested in my creativity; and in this article, I explore how that investment has created value for the whole program. https://t.co/ZQquLSV4jL
TONIGHT! @CATlabWest's first Art | Tech Night at SBCAST! Come hear from speakers @JimSemick and Inga Guzyte Art at 5:30 p.m.
Learn More: https://t.co/IoBkbKSo30
I had a great time talking to the Forms Team this week! Read my latest article for insights from Katherine Smith, Landon Moir, Madison Huntington, and Emily Greig. https://t.co/9qeRSVqHGj via @LinkedIn
As much as we love our work at the CATLab, it's also good to remember to care for ourselves as whole people. In this post, Kenna Brase, Josh Fitzgerald, and Benjamin Arenchild share some of the ways they keep a healthy work-life balance. https://t.co/JNqWsSen25
How can a single blog post even begin to cover everything the amazing team at @CATlabWest has accomplished? Here are just 3 things we built and 3 lessons we learned from them. Thanks to everyone for a great summer!
https://t.co/AKSTFQiTBQ
Somehow I’ve lucked out and have an 8yo who thinks secretly reading under the covers past her bedtime is an act of rebellion, and it hasn’t yet occurred to her that her flashlights never seem to run out of batteries.
It's truly an honor to work under a director like @zaklandrum. In this article, he shares some of the insights he's learned from leading @CATlabWest this summer!
https://t.co/E4LrqthZLJ via @LinkedIn
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Sometimes I have too much faith in my ability to type while I'm looking at something else.
I'm always impressed by James K. A. Smith's writing. Christianity is a way of living, not just a way of thinking. If racism "is carried in our bodies more than it is articulated by our intellect," he says, to fix it we need new disciplines and practices, not just new ideologies.
"While other Christians and people of other faiths might see that they must change their practices in regard to race, white evangelicals still think of it in terms of what they believe," writes @james_ka_smith.
https://t.co/oGJ1ZcyNi8
Loved getting to see @CATlabWest meet up with @ucsantabarbara's new IT interns! Here are some insights and reflections that came out of our time together!
https://t.co/QBMrUAbG4I
Even after this pandemic abates, we will all face periods of uncertainty in our lives and we will need practices and perspectives to help us move forward. We interviewed three members of the @Westmont community to hear their insights from the summer.
https://t.co/kRSOEAfAPz