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There are as many ways to tell a story as there are stories to tell — and, indeed, infinitely more than that. Do we, as Lewis Carroll’s King of Wonderland advises Alice, “Begin at the beginning . . . and go on till you come to the end: then stop”? Ought we draw up a traditional schematic, in the manner of the (in)famous Gustav Freytag, wherein an inciting
Reversing the typical shame around so-called "ESL" speakers, this course explores the rich history of modern and contemporary Anglophone literature written by authors who learned English as a second language or within a bi/multilingual context. This rigorous reading list is then used as a springboard for cultivating diverse voices and stories in the classroom.
Simone Weil wrote, “Attention in its highest form is the same thing as prayer.” In this craft course, we will explore attention as the fundamental liberators' medium of all art, and specifically, as the receptive foundation of poetry. By studying the mutually
“Music is something that you can’t see, and painting is something that you can’t hear...so they balance each other’.” (1)
William Robert Dixon (October 5, 1925 – June 16, 2010). This year the world will
Biochemistry is a broad discipline that is growing rapidly in its scope – new developments and discoveries are being made daily. The goal of this class will be to give students a solid background with which they can appreciate the latest developments and research reports. We will begin with fundamental principles of bioenergetics and enzyme kinetics, and then quickly move
