As reported in The Daily, David Kazdan has won the university's prestigious Wittke Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching for his University Seminar (USSO290Y) Shrinking the World, in which he shares his love for ham radio, and leads discussions on communications technology, censorship and regulation.
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SAGES Fellow Gail Arnoff (USSO234, Questions of Identity), has written about the intersection between memory and narrative for the website of the Books@Work organization.
"The opportunity to talk about Another Brooklyn with a diverse group of paraprofessionals from two suburban schools intrigued me. With no previous exposure to Woodson, the...
The Writing Resource Center (WRC) seeks skilled undergraduate writers to serve as Peer Writing Fellows for a maximum of six hours per week during the Fall and Spring academic terms. Primary responsibilities include consulting individually with campus writers on their written projects on an appointment basis. Other responsibilities may include staffing...
Criteria for Selection
The award is presented each year to a Case Western Reserve University faculty member who has provided distinguished teaching in the SAGES program. To qualify for a nomination, a faculty member must be an instructor of record during the current academic year.
Nomination Process
•Nominations for the award are...
In the current edition of Think, there is an interview with Dave Lucas, SAGES Fellow and poet, where he discusses his work and his popular SAGES course Poetry for People Who Hate Poetry.
Last week saw the annual Anisfield-Wolf ceremony to recognize books that have made important contributions to our understanding of racism and human diversity. Cleveland poet and philanthropist Edith Anisfield Wolf established the book awards in 1935, in honor of her father, John Anisfield, and husband, Eugene Wolf, to reflect...