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Elizabeth Kleinfeld, Julie Prebel and Sohui Lee are the editors of the new book, Disruptive stories: Amplifying voices from the writing center margins, a collection of essays on challenging writing center narratives. In this episode, Professors Kleinfeld and Prebel explain what the two of them have learned and started applying from the book to question their own assumptions. Mentioned in the episode: Patricia Dunn's "Chapter 4: Revising & Editing Myths, Metaphors, and Multisensory Strategies" in Talking, Sketching, Moving: Multiple Literacies in the Teaching of Writing. Karen Moroski-Rigney's "Chapter 9: Crippling Marginality: Disability and Directing a Writing Center" in Disruptive Stories: Amplifying Voices from the Writing Center Margins. Episode 19: "Lucie Moussu on Poorly Designed Research Projects" Episode 26 "Decolonization and the Writing Center" with Nancy Henaku About the guests: Elizabeth Kleinfeld teaches rhetoric and writing theory and practice courses in the English department, coordinates the new Disability Studies minor, and directs the Writing Center at Metropolitan State University of Denver. She is writing a memoir about being her husband's caregiver and working on a scholarly project studying how the sex lives of disabled people are represented in memoirs. She is also a coach for the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity, an end-of-life doula, and a hospice volunteer. Julie Prebel teaches courses in rhetorical theory, critical theory, and American cultural studies, and directs the Writing Center at Occidental College. Along with ongoing research in rhet-comp, she is currently working on a manuscript focused on the racialization of sentiment in (seemingly) feminist representations of rights discourse in literature and popular media. She presents her work regularly at national conferences such as IWCA, CCCCs, and the American Studies Association.
Have you heard about The Key to The Castle workshops for writers? The next one is taking place in Torre di Cittara, Italy from October 19th to 26th this year. Kathy Curto, Patricia Dunn, William Papaleo and Angela Derecas Taylor are behind this. It's their signature workshop on the Amalfi Coast but they offer workshops for writers, artists and yoga enthusiasts both online, locally in the NY area and in other cool places abroad. I found about this when ran into Angela at a writer's event. I'd known her from her days working in the mayor's office in my city. When she retired 2 years ago - she started this cool company. So who is the ideal participant for a writers trip to Italy? Someone who is open to adventure and discovery as a community of artists. One benefit of working as an artist in community with others is the gaining of new insight, particularly when it comes to ways of seeing and valuing their own work. This applies on the page, the mat, out in the natural world and on the canvas. An ideal student also recognizes the importance of getting away from their own day to day life to experience the illuminating effects of travel and the sharing of culture—in all ways. Many students attend their workshops to collect fresh understandings of their own promise as artists and to gain the variety of perspectives that come from being in a new place. Kathy and Patricia joined me in the studio to tell us all about it. Kathy says, “The Key To the Castle is sort of our signature program and that is in October for, and as Pat said, writers really of all levels. We do writing and painting primarily and some meditation and yoga and lots of eating and sort of collaborating with one another. It's really community driven. We've been doing it for several years now in Cittara. We have a great relationship with the community, with the merchants there, with the people who help us actually organize the housing and the trips. You actually stay in this beautiful fishing town right the Amalfi coast and everybody gets apartments like the person that arranges you it's like condos Everybody gets their condos and then we actually do the writing right in the castle.” Seems many great writers just don't really ‘get it' until they are with other people who bring it out in them and see it. Pat said, “You can write alone, and you might get to certain things in your work, but until you share it with people you trust, in a safe environment, you're not going to get the kind of feedback that you need to move on to the next step unless you want to wait 25, 30 years.” Wow. Who the heck has that kind of time to waste? LOL If this sounds like something you'd like to know more about check out KeysToTheCastleWorkshop.com. Meanwhile enjoy this podcast of our live conversation on the Debbie Nigro Show.
When Hewlett-Packard chair Patricia Dunn begins a spy campaign to discover the source of an internal leak, she sets off a chain of events that will lead to a national scandal and criminal prosecution.To listen to Business Movers ad-free, join Wondery+ in the Wondery App. Click here to download the app: https://wondery.app.link/businessmoversSupport us by supporting our sponsors!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Patricia Dunn has had many different spiritual experiences in her life time, from a Shared Death Experience to a Near Death Experience to out of body experiences and things she simply calls 'paranormal'. As an experiencer of childhood trauma, Patricia is interested in how trauma plays into spiritual experiences and the paranormal. Can trauma open a door that might otherwise be closed? Patricia is the author of Paranormal Ponderings, and also her blog at www.paranormalponderings.com where she discusses all sorts of spiritual experiences and the after effects they might have.
The 603rd episode of the Reading and Writing Podcast features an interview with Patricia Dunn, author of the novel THE LAST STOP ON THE 6.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reading-and-writing-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
From activist to writing coach, from Los Angeles to New York and several stops around the world, Patricia Dunn uses her real life experiences to guide her works of fiction. She talks to Jenny about her new novel Last Stop on the 6 and going home again.
In this special interview episode, Erin sits down with writer Patricia Dunn to discuss her latest novel Last Stop on the 6. They talk about what inspired the book, the writing process, confronting stereotypes, going home after a long absence, the impact that guilt has on a family, and much more. It's a fantastic conversation that you are bound to learn something from. To learn more about Patricia Dunn, please visit her site at https://www.patriciadunnauthor.com/. Be sure to support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/itsafandomthingpod You can follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/itsafandomthingpod Twitter: @fandomthingpod Instagram: @itsafandomthingpod Cover art by Carla Temis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Patricia Dunn is the author of the young adult novel Rebels by Accident. Her writing has appeared on Salon, in The Village Voice, The Nation, LA Weekly, The ChristianScience Monitor; in the anthology Love, InshAllah: The Secret Love Lives of American Muslim Women (Soft Skull); and elsewhere. Patricia was Senior Director of the Writing Institute at Sarah Lawrence College, and is co-founder of The Joe Papaleo Writers Workshop in Cetera, Italy. This Italian-American, Bronx-raised, rebel has traveled the world. These days, she can be found on her living room couch working on her next novel, or zooming with aspiring and established writers, of course, always in a suit and tie. Last Stop on the 6, her first novel for adults, is forthcoming with Bordighera Press, Fall 2021. Patricia holds an MFA in creative writing from Sarah Lawrence College. ABOUT THE BOOK - LAST STOP ON THE 6 Angela Campanosi fled her home in the Italian-American enclave of Pelham Bay, the Bronx, after an accident left her brother, Jimmy, an up-and-coming actor, paralyzed. Now, ten years later, on the eve of Jimmy's wedding, anti-war activist Angela returns home from LA to grapple with the guilt, secrets, and idiosyncrasies that make family, family. What could possibly go wrong?
Episode one sixty seven - part one Barney Catches up with author Patricia Dunn about LAST STOP ON THE 6, a story of self discovery while re-discovering your old neighborhood. Barney and Patricia have lots of notes to compare about loud Italian families, which adds to their delightful conversation
Patricia Dunn of Merrill Lynch talks with Ken Jordan of Freedom Mortgage Corp. about real estate then they interview Maria … Read More! The post Money Matters TV #20-51 Maccecchini, Ph. D. , CEO appeared first on Money Matters TV.
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The election campaign is taking its toll. Crabb and Sales are both sick, but the upside of spending so much time on flights with politicians is that you get a chance to read books, watch movies and binge-watch television. Grab the Vicks Vaporub and a box of tissues and enjoy this episode.Chat 10 Looks 3: Fifty Shades of Giggling starring Annabel Crabb and Leigh SalesTwo Grumpy Hacks podcast by Dennis Atkins and Malcolm FarrThe Dressmaker starring Kate Winslet and Judy DavisSisters starring Tina Fey and Amy PoehlerJodie Foster interview with Monique Schafter via ABC 7.30Money Monster starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts, directed by Jodie FosterThe First Monday in May directed by Andrew RossiDog Day Afternoon starring Al PacinoThe King of Comedy starring Robert de Niro and Jerry LewisMisery starring Kathy Bates and James CannDie Hard starring Bruce Willis and Alan RickmanThe Girl on the Train by Paula HawkinsTruly, Madly, Guilty by Liane MoriartyThe One Who Got Away by Caroline OveringtonThe Unlikely Warrior by Caroline OveringtonThe Killing Season: Uncut by Patricia Dunn and Sarah FergusonNothing to Be Frightened Of by Julian BarnesThe Noise of Time by Julian Barnes
Rebels By Accidents by Patricia Dunn features an Egyptian-American teen in our post 9-11 world so disconnected from her culture, she secretly believes she comes from a backward country where people still travel by camel and women walk six steps behind the men. While living with her grandmother in Cairo, she witnesses a political revolution led by young men and women who use Facebook to organize protests to overthrow their corrupt government. In Tahrir Square, surrounded by thousands of protestors, Mariam finally embraces what it means to be American and Egyptian. Call 347.327.9995 on Tuesday August 7th from 10-11 am U.S. CT to learn more about positive teen Muslim role models.
Dr. Beth (www.drbetherickson.com) first spoke with Dr. Ayshe Talay-Ongan (www.turqioise-alovestory.com/au) about her love story with the man she waited 20 years to be with, as well as her love of parents, her daughter, and friends. It spans two marriages and three continents. Then she spoke with creative writing professor Patricia Dunn (www.patriciadunnauthor.com) about her … Read more about this episode...
The crisis at Hewlett-Packard over allegations that its chairwoman Patricia Dunn authorized illegal surveillance of HP board members in order to find out who leaked sensitive company information to the press is dragging on perhaps longer than most people first expected. And it has raised a number of important issues about corporate governance privacy protection and surveillance of employees. Tom Donaldson professor of legal studies and business ethics at Wharton joins Knowledge at Wharton to talk about HP's woes as they relate to business practices both in the U.S. and abroad. Donaldson's research areas include business ethics leadership risk management and corporate compliance. He has consulted with companies ranging from Goldman Sachs and Wachovia to Exelon and KPMG and is currently working on articles about corporate risk management programs and cash management practices at non-profit organizations. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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