7 Brittain Fellows Reflect on Summer Pedagogical Experiments in First-Year Writing

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Frankenstein in alternative genres, freshly redesigned periodic tables, poetry and digital archives, feminist editorial interventions in Wikipedia, sustainable futures, pop culture, and crisis—these are the Writing and Communication course topics that Brittain Fellows experimented with in the 2019 summer semester at Georgia Tech....These seven reflections on our recent summer teaching serve as examples of the Brittain Fellowship’s use of tools and assignments that innovate on humanities-based pedagogies in a range of transdisciplinary contexts. Courtney Hoffman, 3rd Year Brittain Fellow and Assistant Director of the Writing and Communication Program in the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, reflects on her summer 2019 class, which was inspired by the periodic table.  

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  • Created By: A. Maureen Rouhi
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  • Created On: Sep 6, 2019 - 12:40pm
  • Last Updated: Sep 6, 2019 - 12:48pm