
Three career academics discuss the current and future role of humanities in higher education.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Category | Education | ||||

On this episode, Geoff digs into academic social media and Twitter with Manu Chander and Gina (lastname). What purpose does Twitter serve for academics as a social outlet or a space for activism and the sharing of ideas? What are some ways that the “... more
In this episode, Geoff talks with another group of collaborators from the Qualities of Mercy Project about how they felt about the process and the end results of the work they did with their students and The Merchant of Venice in production. What wer... more
In our latest episode, Geoff talks with some of his co-participants in The Qualities of Mercy Project, an initiative among Shakespeare instructors who collaborated to bring The Merchant of Venice to college campuses nationwide and to discuss what "me... more
This week, Remixing the Humanities sits down for a brief chat with Colleen Kennedy, the publicist for Washington D.C.'s Shakespeare Theater Company and talks about the road from academia to the "alt-ac," or, as Colleen calls it, "IRL jobs." She talks... more
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On what planet did Mary get that education? Unbelievable!
Interesting to hear about the challenges faced by humanities faculty (Mainly English, History?). I enjoyed listening to the interviews about precarity of different fields/emotional and physical toll and the reality of teaching at the neoliberal university - important topics that mentors may not mention in grad school. As a minority woman social science doctoral candidate, I think some of the comments would be more balanced with a greater attention to diversity in terms of gendered, ethnic and ot... more









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