Public Scholarship Projects developed by the Charger Community
Arts & Humanities Research Series
A grassroots research series organized by faculty for faculty
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The digital humanities lab is a 1-credit course designed to help students discover digital tools and techniques that they can apply to any discipline they are exploring at the university. Students in the […]
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A website for ENGL 3342, which introduces the grant writing process, including how to identify funding opportunities, interpret requests for proposals, plan and compose a grant proposal, and manage a received […]
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This project aims at empowering students to craft scenarios describing situations from the classroom, or the university environment where inclusion has been lacking. Faculty members will be welcome to reflect on […]
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Chargers as Pedagogical Partners (CAPP)
This initiative aims to encourage the growth of student-centered courses on campus. The program facilitates the partnership of student consultants and instructors as co-developers of course materials and partners […]
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Gina Dragonette’s Writing Portfolio
A portfolio of my writing across several different genres.
HIST 1101_04 Being Human in Antiquity Fall 2021
This course traces the course of Western civilization from its earliest beginnings in the ancient Middle East down to the sixteenth century.
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Nick Bartoli: Film and Entertainment
Writing by Nicholas Bartoli about film and entertainment.
HIST 1101-08 Being Human in Antiquity Fall 2021
This course traces the course of Western civilization from its earliest beginnings in the ancient Middle East down to the sixteenth century.
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This platform is a place where people of different races, creeds, and sexualities can converse and relate with one another about hardships/current events that impact their lives. When you look at this page, I have […]
