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Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, In an Era of Fake News and Growing Public Distrust, Institutions Must Reframe the Narrative, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 2 months, 4 weeks ago
“Sixty-one percent of Americans, Democrats and Republics alike, now believe that higher education is headed in the wrong direction. The rise of mistrust in higher education must be viewed within the context of a […]
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Mahriana Rofheart wrote a new post, Workshop: “Revising and Preparing Written Work for Conference Presentation”, on the site Dr. Mahriana Rofheart 3 months, 2 weeks ago
On Tuesday, March 12, I will be running a workshop for GGC students about preparing written work for presentation at conferences, looking forward to the annual Intersections conference.
Workshop […]
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esudduth wrote a new post, Sudduth Lab News, on the site Dr. Elizabeth Sudduth 7 months, 3 weeks ago
Tia Manns (class of 2018) is now a Laboratory Technician at the Center for Applied Isotope Studies at the University of Georgia.
Dr. Sudduth was elected to the Board of the Society for Freshwater Science, […]
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Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, Tired of expensive textbooks? Interested in OER?, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 8 months ago
Me too! Here is an article on how much it actually costs to develop an open educational resources (OER)-based course, from soup to nuts, whether you do it on your own or with a team. (Let me know if you want to […]
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pdantzler wrote a new post, Abstract for Conference on Monstrosity, on the site Dr. Perry Dantzler 8 months, 1 week ago
The Literacy(ies) of Monstrosity:
Reading the Monster across Multimodal, Multimedia Narratives
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pdantzler wrote a new post, Hello world!, on the site Dr. Perry Dantzler 8 months, 2 weeks ago
My first post here is about my upcoming conference: Society for Comparative Literature and the Arts, 2018.
“Monstrosity and the Topography of Fear”
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Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, HELL FREEZES OVER!!!, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 1 year, 1 month ago
Normally I wait until Friday to sift through all the sci/ed e-mails for interesting articles to post about, but this one merited an emergency post after landing in my inbox (on Wednesday!):
Study Finds Flipped […]
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Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, Do you give re-tests? Should you?, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 1 year, 2 months ago
For contrasting points of view, see:
1) Yes! Retakes Do Not Promote Laziness. They Exemplify Compassion
2) No! Why I Give Students Only One Chance on Tests
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Pat Uelmen Huey wrote a new post, Turn Prisons Into Colleges, on the site Dr. Pat Uelmen Huey 1 year, 3 months ago
FYI: Perimeter College (Georgia State) has a program in which faculty can teach in Georgia prisons, including minimum security facilities. Check it out here:
For the NY Times Op-Ed article on similar […]
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Candace Timpte wrote a new post, Raising a Rainbow of Scientists, on the site Dr. Candace Timpte 1 year, 3 months ago
Thinking about a comment by a friend: “GGC has attracted a diverse student population, but what do we do with it?” How can we address and maintain diversity in the classroom? Are STEM studies necessarily color blind?
