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Category Archives: Lauren Cardon
2014 Cool@Hoole Year in Review
By: Amy Chen, CLIR Postdoctoral Fellow 2014 was the first calendar year I edited Cool@Hoole! Take a moment to revisit my favorite post from each month this year if you haven’t been following us for very long or if you’d like … Continue reading
Pedagogy Series 4.5: Photographs from the Reception
By: Amy Chen, CLIR Postdoctoral Fellow This is the final post of a five-part series on Dr. Cardon’s English 103 classes and their project using Special Collections materials to create a physical display for exhibition in the W.S. Hoole Library Lobby. Read … Continue reading
Pedagogy Series 4.2: Artifacts of Ancestry
By: Lauren Cardon, Assistant Professor of English This is the second post of a five-part series on Dr. Cardon’s English 103 — honors composition — classes and their project using Special Collections materials to create a physical display for exhibition … Continue reading
Pedagogy Series 4.1: English 103 exhibition project
By: Amy Chen, CLIR Postdoctoral Fellow In our fourth pedagogy series (check out our first, second, and third series), we are covering the new exhibition going up in the W.S. Hoole Library lobby on the second floor of Mary Harmon Bryant … Continue reading