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By Draxler on Oct 1st, 2011

Last week, I spoke at an Association of American Universities conference with graduate deans about the future of graduate education in the...

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By Draxler on Sep 14th, 2011

Last week, two important things happened: my students started working on their first major paper assignment, and I signed up for twitter.  In...

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By Draxler on Sep 4th, 2011

I recently attended a lecture by Nikola Watson about literary tourism surrounding Jane Austen.  Interestingly, Watson presented the lecture...

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By Draxler on Aug 23rd, 2011

What is the value of traveling halfway around the world to visit an archive, especially when so many primary resources are now available online?...

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By Draxler on May 22nd, 2011
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This semester, my students used iPod Touches to record video interviews with local experts as part of a research project.  They used the...

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By Draxler on Apr 16th, 2011

The University of Iowa is one of a handful of universities, including MIT, NC State, and the U of Minnesota, to pioneer innovative classroom...

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By Draxler on Mar 23rd, 2011

This week, I spent a wonderful four days in the beautiful city of Vancouver learning about all things eighteenth century... it was a great way to...

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By Draxler on Mar 23rd, 2011

Friday, March 4

Our day today began with an inspiring conversation with Sharon Shields, Mark Dalhouse, Bill Barnes, and Ravi Patel.

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By Draxler on Mar 23rd, 2011

Wednesday, March 2

This week, I am in Nashville with my mentor Jon Winet as part of an Imagining America “Imagining Collaboration” grant...

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Bridget Draxler is a first-year assistant professor and director of an interdisciplinary program at Monmouth College, a liberal arts college in Monmouth, IL. Her current role at the college allows her to support student speaking and writing skills by developing public digital humanities initiatives within the college's core curriculum. As a graduate student at the University of Iowa, Bridget served two terms as a HASTAC Scholar and as a fellow at the Obermann Graduate Institute for Engagement and the Academy. Bridget recently developed a course in Iowa literature as part of The University of Iowa UCOL Mobile Application Development Team, highlighting UNESCO's designation of Iowa City as a World City of Literature through undergraduate student research.

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