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“So what do we do now?” Lessons from the AAC&U 2017 Annual Meeting
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Danica Savonick
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20th century and contemporary literature and culture, American studies, feminist pedagogy, social justice, critical university studies
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Call for Panelists: Pedagogies of Social Justice Panel at ASA 2017
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Mary Phillips, Terrion Williamson & Danica Savonick are looking for people to join our "Pedagogies of Social Justice" panel for ASA 2017. Please spread the word if you know anyone who may be interested! Tentative title: Pedagogies of Social Justice In the midst of the Black Lives Matter...
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Best Practices in Academic Technology Conference at Medgar Evers College
On September 18 from 10 am - 6 pm, Medgar Evers College will host a CUNY-wide conference on "Best Practices in Academic Technology." According to their website: "Paolo Freire and Carter Woodson both envisioned a liberatory educational practice that would someday upend the social order of our world...
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An Invitation Towards Social Justice in the Digital Humanities
