College of Arts & Humanities: Faculty Presentations (1991-2023)

 

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Eleonora, Giovanna, and their Florentine Sons, Kathleen M. Comerford

What Is Peer Review, and How Do I Survive It?, Kathleen M. Comerford

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Light Talk With Bridget Conn, Bridget A. Conn

Intelligent Agents: Automating Folio for Student Success, Lisa Dusenberry

Telling Stories, Crafting Mindsets: Using Picture Books to Embody Computational Thinking, Lisa Dusenberry

Savannah’s Irish Neighborhoods: An Irish-American Sense of Place, Meaghan Dwyer-Ryan

Yankee Doodle Paddy: George M. Cohan and Irish-American Popular Culture, Meaghan Dwyer-Ryan

Initial Positioning for Violin and Viola: Based on a Method of natural Approach and Functional Movement, Larisa Elisha

Intonation Issues on String Instruments - Correcting Them in the Classroom and Private Studio, Larisa Elisha

Cello in the 21st Century: a Panel Discussion on Pedagogy and Creating Pathways to Student Success – Foundation as the Bedrock of Technical Freedom, Steven Elisha

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Sustainable, Accessible, Feasible, Effective (SAFE) School Safety Planning: Educator preparedness in crisis detection and response, Katherine Fallon, Juliann Sergi McBrayer, Dawn Tysinger, Chad Posick, and Mary Jo Carney

Implementation of Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) in a university foreign language class, Noriko Kolbe

Marilyn Monroe, Murderess: How a Femme Fatale Role Shaped Monroe's Star Persona, Amanda Konkle

COIL Project and Peer Evaluation in an Intermediate-level Japanese Course, Noriko Mori-Kolbe

Challenging Misconceptions about Text Recycling, Michael A. Pemberton

Utilizing Zines for Multimodal Composition and Research Opportunities, Christopher Smith

A “Crop of Wild Game”: Wildlife Farming in the United States, 1900–1940, Drew A. Swanson