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Upcoming Faculty Teaching Visit with Ifeoma Nwankwo, Associate Professor of English Thursday, September 25th

Posted by on Thursday, September 18, 2014 in News.

ENGL 271: Caribbean Literature

Ifeoma Nwankwo is an associate professor of English and founding director of Voices from our AmericaTM, an international public scholarship project linking academic research, K-12 curriculum development, and community engagement. In ENGL 271, Ifeoma brings together literature, film and music produced by Caribbean descended communities in the U.S., Canada, England and Panama to help her students consider how Caribbean migrants construct definitions of home and identity in shifting societal infrastructures. In the post-visit discussion, we will discuss how Ifeoma’s teaching choices help her students grapple with the challenging concepts of societally-defined identity and power.

Date: September 25, 2014
Time: 1:10-3:25 (class, 1:10-2:25; discussion, 2:25-3:25)
Class location: Calhoun 423
Discussion location: Duncan Library in Benson Hall
Facilitator: Nancy Chick

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