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What I learned about Japanese American Incarceration and today’s struggles for justice I had the privilege of attending the National Endowment for the Humanities seminar […]
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Teach Like an Artist
I told everyone I was doing this for my five-year-old granddaughter, but I must admit I felt giddy standing next to Miss America, Nia Franklin, […]
Summer School
So I guess it’s too soon to take another year off (or is it?). In the meantime, I’ve been researching and applying to a few […]
What is IREX? Micro-talk Reflection
Wikipedia.org Creating my micro-talk about my IREX trip to Kyrgyzstan was like taking a trip down memory lane. As soon as I saw IREX listed […]