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Submissions from 2022
What Did American’s Know?, Lisa A. Costello
“Cane Boil” (Documentary), Dean Cummings
“The Secret Life of an Alien Teenager” Three alien siblings are sent to earth by their mother to learn a lesson (Multi-cam Production)., Dean Cummings
Submissions from 2021
Anti-Jacobin Rhetoric, Jeffrey Burson
Early Modern Renovations of the Sacred and the Entangled Emergence of the Enlightenment, Jeffrey D. Burson
New Imperial Rhetoric in Contemporary Policy and Popular Media, Chris Cartright and Jane V. Rago
Higher Education and the Precarity of WGSS Programs, Lisa A. Costello
Space as a Facilitator of Exchange: Programming at American Holocaust Museums during the Pandemic, Lisa A. Costello
FIKA With Fellows, Lisa Costello, Nikki DiGregorio, Rochelle Bornett Lee, Alexandra J. Reyes, Peggy Shannon-Baker, Stacy W. Smallwood, and Clare Walsh
Managing Difficult Conversations Workshop, Lisa Costello, Nikki DiGregorio, Rochelle Bornett Lee, Alexandra J. Reyes, Peggy Shannon-Baker, Stacy W. Smallwood, and Clare Walsh
Managing Difficult Conversations Workshop, Lisa Costello, Nikki DiGregorio, Rochelle Bornett Lee, Alexandra J. Reyes, Peggy Shannon-Baker, Stacy W. Smallwood, and Clare Walsh
Unpacking Privilege Workshop, Lisa Costello, Nikki DiGregorio, Rochelle Bornett Lee, Alexandra J. Reyes, Peggy Shannon-Baker, Stacy W. Smallwood, and Clare Walsh
Unpacking Privilege Workshop, Lisa Costello, Nikki DiGregorio, Rochelle Bornett Lee, Alexandra J. Reyes, Peggy Shannon-Baker, Stacy W. Smallwood, and Clare Walsh
Unpacking Privilege Workshop, Lisa Costello, Nikki DiGregorio, Rochelle Bornett Lee, Alexandra J. Reyes, Peggy Shannon-Baker, Stacy W. Smallwood, and Clare Walsh
Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design: Visiting artist/speaker, Jason Hoelscher
Linguistically responsive instruction and responding to student writing: A research synthesis, Jinrong Li
Teaching multilingual writing students through game-based activities, Jinrong Li
Inclusive Grammars, Alternative Perspectives, Nuanced Meanings, Jinrong Li, D. Rossen-Knill, W. Gegg-Harrison, C. Paraskevas, A. Rose, and M. Gapotchenko
Cutting Down E Commerce Packaging Waste, Santanu Majumdar
Cutting Down E-Commerce Packaging Waste, Santanu Majumdar
Cutting Down E-Commerce Packaging Waste, Santanu Majumdar
Embodying History: Hip-Hop Dance as Resistance and Protest, Sarah E. McCarroll
The Key Plays: A House Divided, Sarah E. McCarroll
Beat Perception, Rhythm Perception, and Error Detection, Bryan E. Nichols and Laura A. Stambaugh
Media in the Wake of COVID and the Uprisings, Kendra R. Parker
‘The Portrait Was a Black Madonna’: Octavia E. Butler, Politics of Representation, and the Black Church, Kendra R. Parker
“The Portrait was a Black Madonna”: Octavia E. Butler, Politics of Representation, and the Black Church, Kendra R. Parker
The Parable of the Sower: An Octavia E. Butler Book Discussion, Kendra R. Parker and Kristen Lillvis
A Beginners Guide to Music and the Brain, Laura A. Stambaugh
A Multi-Modal Study of Woodwind Articulation Performance, Laura A. Stambaugh
A Multi-Modal Study of Woodwind Articulation Performance, Laura A. Stambaugh
Motion Capture Technology With Beginning Woodwind Learning, Laura A. Stambaugh
Submissions from 2020
Rethinking Religion in Eighteenth-Century France, Jeffrey Burson
Leaping the Precipice: The State of Enlightenment Scholarship and the Promise of Historical Entanglement, Jeffrey D. Burson
The Theological Revolution of Enlightenment, Jeffrey D. Burson
What Is Enlightenment? Revisiting Kant’s Potentially Unanswerable Question, Jeffrey D. Burson
Hospitality as a Rhetorical Lens to Understand Empowerment and Leadership in the Workplace and Avenues to Build Inclusive Workplace Practices, Lisa A. Costello
G-Men Heroes and Deep-State Thugs: Analysis of Hollywood’s Historical Representation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Dean Cummings
Political Ads: Political Advertising is a Windfall of Profit for Television Stations, Dean Cummings
Social Penetration Theory and the Spam Correspondence of the Presidential Campaign, Dean Cummings
Art and Information, Anthropocene and Infocene, Jason Hoelscher
Montserrat College of Art: Visiting artist/speaker, Jason Hoelscher
[FLOW] OS meets Complex Systems Aesthetics, Jason Hoelscher, Radu Negulescu, and Capucine Gros
Assessing Multimodal Writing in L2 Contexts: A Research Synthesis, Jinrong Li
One-way communication or purposeful dialogue: An empirical study of writing instructors’ feedback practices, Jinrong Li
Writing pedagogy in teaching ESL/EFL writing: A research synthesis, Jinrong Li
LILAC and Citation Project: Pedagogical Implications, Jinrong Li and Sandra Jamieson
Cutting Down E-Commerce Packaging Waste, Santanu Majumdar
Back in the Narrative’: Creating the Citizen Body in Hamilton, Sarah E. McCarroll
African American Journeys to 2020, Kendra R. Parker
To be Black, female, and immigrant—oh, the horror!: The Vampire Queen in Richard Wenk’s Vamp, Kendra R. Parker
Abolition in American Literature: A Nation Removes Its Shackles—Frederick Douglass, David Walker, and Harriet Jacobs, Kendra R. Parker
‘...in the fresh young darkness close together ’:Teaching Redefining Realness, Kendra R. Parker
I Studied My History; I Studied My Past: Culture, Gender, and Race in Beyoncé’s Homecoming, Kendra R. Parker
Revisión de un México rural en Adiós, Tomasa de Geney Beltrán: paridad y violencia en la realidad cotidiana, Dolores Rangel
Development of Fine Motor Skills During the Earliest Stages of Learning a Wind Instrument, Laura A. Stambaugh
To Own What She Knows: Women, Knowledge, and Property in the Nineteenth-Century United States, Felicity M. Turner
“A Reading with South85 Journal” Reader, Laura Valeri
Contemplating a Paradise Lost, Laura Valeri
Creative and Career-Minded Processes from the Classroom and Beyond, Laura Valeri
Submissions from 2019
Traumatisme Personnel ou Fantasme Olympique Dans W ou le Souvenir D’Enfance de Georges Perec, Olga Amarie
Raising a Radical: Emilie Ashurst and Nineteenth-Century Social Networks, Allison Scardino Belzer
The Power of Parentage and Parenting in the Middle Class: William Henry Ashurst's Commitment to Reform, Allison Scardino Belzer
Guest Speaker: Georgia Southern University Phi Alpha Theta Inauguration, Jeffrey D. Burson
Sacred and Secular Enlightening between Freemasonry and Catholicism in an Ear of Cultural Revolution, Jeffrey D. Burson
Theodicy and Humanity: Resolving the Problem of Evil in the French Enlightenment, Jeffrey D. Burson
The Odyssey of Eighteenth-Century Scholarship & the Entangled Emergence of the Enlightenment, Jeffrey D. Burson
Can Survey Data Queer a Southern Campus? Re-evaluating Space with Results of a Campus-wide Student Perception Survey of Life, Sex, and Sexuality, Lisa A. Costello
The Bureaucratic (Im)possibilities of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Lisa A. Costello
Why Comics Matter: History and Memory in Art Spiegelman’s Maus, Lisa A. Costello
G-Men Heroes or Deep State Thugs: Hollywood's Historical Representation of the FBI, Dean Cummings
Political Cash Cows: US Television Stations Remain Relevant and Lucrative Because of Political Campaigns, Dean Cummings
Communication & Collaboration: Creating Stronger Office Collaborations, Lisa Dusenberry
Coding to Compose, Lisa Dusenberry and Joy Robinson
Script Presentation: Counter Revolution Respondent, John Goshorn
Script Presentation: What is Done Respondent, John Goshorn
Art in an Era of Ambient Technology: Information as Difference, Art as Differencing, Jason Hoelscher
Art, Information, and the Aesthetic Singularity, Jason Hoelscher
Combinatorial Creativity and Constraint in Adjacent Possibility Space, Jason Hoelscher
Dialogue and Disruption in the Studio Classroom, Jason Hoelscher
Information Efflorescence and Aesthetic Space: On the Post-Object Artwork as Differential Field Condition, Jason Hoelscher
Museum of Contemporary Art: Denver: Visiting artist/speaker, Jason Hoelscher
Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design: Visiting artist, Jason Hoelscher
Language, grammar, and power, Jinrong Li
Understand the challenges in writing facing multilingual students, Jinrong Li
Language learning needs of basic writers and multilingual writers: Similarities and differences, Jinrong Li and Peggy J. Lindsey
Rethinking the Role of Feedback in Performance Composition, Jinrong Li, Peggy Lindsey, and Warren Merkel
Design Thinking Workshop 2019, Santanu Majumdar
Ideation Workshop 2019, Santanu Majumdar
Thinking Through Making, Santanu Majumdar
Back in the Narrative’: Creating the Citizen Body in Hamilton, Sarah E. McCarroll
"One Man’s Vision of the World”: Yeats and the Abbey Theatre, Sarah E. McCarroll
A painter and her muses, Mia Merlin
Pentimento: The Beauty of the Search, Mia Merlin
The Landings Art Association, Mia Merlin
Harnessing the Shadows: Ghosts, Vampires, and Undying Relationships to Our Past, Kendra R. Parker
Her Bondage and Her Freedom? Roxane Gay’s Hunger as Kin to Emancipatory Narratives, Kendra R. Parker
The role of Turnitin in peer review: Comparing L1 and L2 students’ use of PeerMark and their perceptions, Kevin Psonak, Mimi Li, and Jinrong Li
Jóvenes cronistas mexicanas: conciencia moral e identidad nacional, Dolores Rangel
La memoria colectiva: cronistas mexicanas del siglo XXI, Dolores Rangel
