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George Lam, York College, City University of New York In many campuses across the country, music departments offer courses for non-music majors as electives. These courses often take the form of standalone surveys, such as History of Rock or Music Appreciation, or an introduction to more advanced coursework, such as a course on music theory […]
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First Activity: On piece of paper, write down: one class you will teach soon or one class you taught recently one social network you enjoy being part of (think about what makes it enjoyable) one cultural institution or archive in NYC related to your class one colleague at another institution who may be teaching a similar […]
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I threw this proposal together in response to a CFP for an MLA panel. It’s for a paper I haven’t yet written, but have been looking for an excuse to write. Feedback would be greatly appreciated!
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Donald Prior, III created a new paper The Dark Bishop (Interview Assignment) 1 month ago
The Dark Bishop
“Émile’s the coolest dude in the world!” I thought to myself as I shook the giant’s hand. But that must’ve been the inner gym-rat in me talking. The guy was massive, built like an NFL player and […]
Donald Prior, III created a new paper Fieldsite Observation Essay #2 (Return to Chess Square) 1 month ago
Where Broadway meets Fourth
Union Square stands at the forefront of culture and activity in Manhattan. It isn’t uncommon to see people involved in board gaming, open-mic events, activist rallies, and pro […]
Donald Prior, III created a new paper Letter of Introduction 1 month ago
Dear Professor:
I’ve been looking forward to writing you to share the components and building-blocks of my social science background. This semester is my first foray into Social Science academics, and I am […]