Editor’s Note: This post is the 19th in a series of posts involved in our Faculty Feature. Today, the post has been written by Pat Perrier, the regional campus director of Lewis University’s Shorewood Campus.. “A Husky-Sized Crater” The Sunday after St. Patrick’s Day sucked. It’s never a good thing when Hubby wakes me up and says, [...]
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Editor’s Note: This post is the 18th in a series of posts involved in our Friday Faculty Feature. Today, the post has been written by Dr. Jamil Mustafa, a professor in the English department and director of the Scholars Academy at Lewis University. Dr. Mustafa has written an in-depth and interesting post about Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The [...]
Editor’s Note: This post is the 17th in a series of posts involved in our Friday Faculty Feature. Today, the post has been written by Dr. Pramod Mishra, professor in the English department at Lewis University. Dr. Mishra has written a fascinating post on his relationship with the works of Kabir, an Indian poet. Please enjoy, and [...]
Editor’s Note: This post is the 16th in a series of posts involved in our Friday Faculty Feature. Today, the post has been written by Dr. George Miller, chair of the Philosophy department at Lewis University. Dr. Miller has written his post about life-long learning. Investing Teaching with Life-Long Learning Life-long learning has become a buzzword [...]
Editor’s Note: This post is the 15th in a series of posts involved in our Friday Faculty Feature. Today, the post has been written by Dr. Jackie White, chair of the English Department at Lewis University. Dr. White has written about Chicana consciousness in some of her favorite books. A brief overview on Chicana consciousness Last [...]
Editor’s Note: This post is the 14th in a series of posts involved in our Friday Faculty Feature. Today, the post has been written by Dr. Clare K. Rothschild, Associate Professor in the Department of Theology at Lewis University. Dr. Rothschild wrote about a surprising bit of news in the field of ancient studies. Galen, “On [...]
Editor’s Note: This post is the 13th in a series of posts involved in our Friday Faculty Feature. Today, the post has been written by Dr. Michael Cunningham, coordinator of the Arts & Ideas program at Lewis University. Dr. Cunningham has written about the movie, Biutiful. Biutiful Over the break I saw the film for which [...]
Editor’s Note: This post is the 12th in a series of posts involved in our Friday Faculty Feature. Today, the post has been written by Assistant Professor Therese Jones, member of the English Department at Lewis University. Professor Jones has written about the value of keeping your manuscripts. Manuscripts We all wish we could sit in [...]
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