We’re socialized to view sexuality – especially women’s sexuality and queer sexuality – as a transgression. The idea that sexual expression is inappropriate, or dirty, or should be reserved only for some (younger, thinner, conventionally attractive) people is so ingrained it becomes taken-for-granted. This can become part of our worldview even if we are nice, …
If you’re like me, you’re looking to get into both some good fiction and non-fiction in 2023. So, here’s my completely unscientific, non-genre specific list of books to start you off. Enjoy, and get your multi-passionate groove on. The World We Make, by N.K. Jemisin Probably, it’s not the best idea to start this list …
For the last ten years I’ve straddled the worlds of academia and the arts, completing my PhD in sociology while performing, teaching, and competing as a salsa dancer. Training as a sociologist helped me build important research and analytic skills, but becoming a dancer provided a completely different education – one that turned out to …
5 Life Lessons I Learned as a Dancer…that might change your life too. Read More »
I’ll be honest, my PhD experience was not the easiest. I would label it as traumatic at points. And because it was traumatic, it really forced me to say, do you want to do this? Do you want this to be your life?
5 Tips and Tricks for Your Online Teaching Setup (from August 2020) As universities gear up for the fall semester, instructors everywhere are preparing for fully remote teaching. Some schools moved faster than others to prepare, but at this point pretty much anyone on the listserv of a teaching institution likely has an inbox full …
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