Doctoral candidate in English lit. at UNC-Chapel Hill, creative writer, copy editor, writing tutor & instructor, published scholar, researcher, & presenter
I finally made it to Cape Town. The students for Visual Approaches to Global Health will be posting about their experiences daily on our class blog at https://t.co/C7FKHTfjBQ. Fyi: the students also started their own IG account to review local food @capetown.eats.
First, they challenged facts, the sciences, and basic discourse.... First, they attacked the very nature of “fact,” of reality itself: https://t.co/2wMGvf34dM
I'm back in South Africa w/ Jonathan Smith & another group of Yale undergrads for the course Visual Approaches to Global Health. For the next 6 weeks, the students will reflect on their experiences and will post daily to the class blog. Follow along here: https://t.co/2yO7YStWl6.
Heading to San Francisco tomorrow for the annual MLA Convention. Rachel Warner and I co-organized a panel inspired by our work with @unc_lmcc. See also https://t.co/3jyAl9G7lO.
My UNC ENGL105 students spent their semester creating popular health articles, mini ethnography conference presentations & literary analysis video essays. Also posted regular weekly reflections on the class. See their impressive work on our course website: https://t.co/pNyLUulkFZ
My students in ENGL 105 have to create ethnographies of a local subculture for their social sciences unit. In preparation for conducting field observations and interviews, today we had class outside, and I made them all go interview a stranger. :-)
@marquanimous @UNC I don't have an office in Hamilton, but I teach there (across from the fifth-floor water fountain). Thanks for the info. Wish UNC had contacted everyone teaching in the bldg.
Already missing this amazing group of students (VAGH 2022), plus the other members of the Big 5 & everyone else who made the past 6 weeks such an unforgettable experience. Thanks to everyone who shared, learned, & went on adventures w/me, & who TAUGHT me. https://t.co/IKYMVccBe0
The students of Visual Approaches to Global Health will be posting daily reflections about their course experiences in the class blog: https://t.co/IKYMVccBe0
My students in ENGL 105i: Writing in Health and Medicine have done some great work this semester: weekly reflections, popular health video essays, health justice conference presentations, and illness narratives! Check out their work on our course website: https://t.co/8VAlPISQlr.