Erin Glass is a doctoral student in English. She is interested in the way science and literature continually borrow from, impose upon and subtly influence one another. After receiving a […]
ASHP Project Wins Funding for “Who Built America? Badges for Teaching Disciplinary Literacy in History”
ASHP recently won a teacher mastery award and funding for Who Built America? Badges for Teaching Disciplinary Literacy in History, from the Digital Media and Learning Competition. The competition is […]
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Michael Mandiberg – The Social Media Reader
“With the rise of web 2.0 and social media platforms taking over vast tracts of territory on the internet, the media landscape has shifted drastically in the past 20 years, […]
Discourse Theory and Analysis Course
Professor of Psychology Colette Daiute is interested in “the social cognitive development of children at risk.” Her research focuses on … children’s social conflicts, conflict resolution, children’s development in war […]
