College of Arts & Humanities: Faculty Presentations (1991-2023)
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from 2019
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
