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Familiar Stillness, Lexi Peterson Apr 2026

Familiar Stillness, Lexi Peterson

Undergraduate Research Symposium (2026- )

My work captures moments of stillness in everyday life, inviting viewers to slow down and appreciate the often-overlooked beauty found in small details. I explore themes of relaxation, memory, and nostalgia, often connected to the serenity of nature and the warmth of summer. Through these quiet moments, I aim to create a sense of peace and encourage viewers to reflect on and cherish life's subtle moments.
The imagery in my drawings comes from personal photographs my family, friends, and I have taken, depicting a diverse range of subjects, including worn fabrics, shared meals, lived-in spaces, and calming landscapes. By focusing …


Land Epistemic Ethic: Exploring The Complex Intersection Of Human Bodies, Land, And Identity In Middle Belt Nigeria Cosmologies, Fwangmun Oscar Danladi Apr 2026

Land Epistemic Ethic: Exploring The Complex Intersection Of Human Bodies, Land, And Identity In Middle Belt Nigeria Cosmologies, Fwangmun Oscar Danladi

International Journal on Responsibility

The Indigenous cosmologies of Nigeria’s Middle Belt emphasize the relationship between human bodies and the land, transcending Western epistemological binaries and revealing profound socio-religious insights into environmental responsibility. Practices such as the burial of newborns’ umbilical cords, often dismissed as animistic or fetishistic, embody a sacred connection to the land that emphasizes belonging rather than ownership. Using an autoethnographic approach, this study critically examines these cosmologies and identifies how the sacredness of land can serve as a repository of communal memory and potential. By reframing land not as a possession but as a relational entity, this research challenges dominant narratives …


A Black Feminist Perspective On The Role Of Community Engaged Pedagogy In Communication Education, Katrina Marie Overby, Nickesia S. Gordon Apr 2026

A Black Feminist Perspective On The Role Of Community Engaged Pedagogy In Communication Education, Katrina Marie Overby, Nickesia S. Gordon

Feminist Pedagogy

As two Black feminist communication scholars, we reflect on the importance of intersectional and culturally responsive community engaged pedagogical practices in communication education. In this paper, we articulate the ways in which integrating community engaged pedagogical practices more intentionally in our curriculum, positions communication educators to participate in and contribute to advocacy based teaching that centralizes reflexivity, dialogue, critical literacy, and alliance building. Rooted in bell hooks’ theory of engaged pedagogy, our approach advocates for educators to articulate a pedagogy of Conscientizacao and to create curricula that teach us all to transgress.


Critical Explorations: Using Feminist And Artful Inquiry In An Adolescent Literature Class, Emily L. Freeman Apr 2026

Critical Explorations: Using Feminist And Artful Inquiry In An Adolescent Literature Class, Emily L. Freeman

Feminist Pedagogy

Using feminist and artful inquiry in teacher education courses creates spaces of resistance to normative modes of sharing knowledge. The Critical Explorations project is the final assignment for a required young adult and adolescent literature course and requires that students engage in creative modes of expression when sharing their research. The teaching activity opens up new possibilities for engagement with texts and research questions that works to disrupt traditional English Language Arts assessments.


Teaching During A Pandemic: Using Digital Visual Storytelling As Chicana/X/ And Latina/X Feminist Pedagogy, Magaly Ordonez Apr 2026

Teaching During A Pandemic: Using Digital Visual Storytelling As Chicana/X/ And Latina/X Feminist Pedagogy, Magaly Ordonez

Feminist Pedagogy

This article offers critical pedagogical insights and experiences using StoryMaps as a queer trans* Chicanx educator during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. I offer StoryMaps as an original teaching activity rooted in Chicana/x feminist epistemologies and pedagogies that prioritize the voices of marginalized communities as sources of knowledge. I propose the pedagogical uses of digital storytelling as a Chicana/x feminist tool for creative critical thinking and shift in learning spaces that go beyond traditional essay-style writing assignments. It builds from my experience teaching undergraduate courses at a predominantly white institution in the Midwest.


Student Senate Meeting Minutes April 15, 2026, Student Senate-Winona State University Apr 2026

Student Senate Meeting Minutes April 15, 2026, Student Senate-Winona State University

Student Senate Meeting Minutes

This document is the official Winona State University Student Senate Minutes for April 15, 2026.


Visitor, Kate Delay Apr 2026

Visitor, Kate Delay

Bryant Literary Review

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From My Mother, Jodi Hottel Apr 2026

From My Mother, Jodi Hottel

Bryant Literary Review

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Editor's Note, Olivia Soffey Apr 2026

Editor's Note, Olivia Soffey

Bryant Literary Review

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Xxxiii, Chris Tonelli Apr 2026

Xxxiii, Chris Tonelli

Bryant Literary Review

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Crack, M. Brown Levine Apr 2026

Crack, M. Brown Levine

Bryant Literary Review

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So, We Sit, Close, Cary B. Ziter Apr 2026

So, We Sit, Close, Cary B. Ziter

Bryant Literary Review

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Author Bios Apr 2026

Author Bios

Bryant Literary Review

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Faith, Richard Jeffrey Newman Apr 2026

Faith, Richard Jeffrey Newman

Bryant Literary Review

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Title Page Apr 2026

Title Page

Bryant Literary Review

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Verso Apr 2026

Verso

Bryant Literary Review

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Table Of Contents Apr 2026

Table Of Contents

Bryant Literary Review

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Postmortem, Melita Schaum Apr 2026

Postmortem, Melita Schaum

Bryant Literary Review

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Xxviii, Chris Tonelli Apr 2026

Xxviii, Chris Tonelli

Bryant Literary Review

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Xxxiv, Chris Tonelli Apr 2026

Xxxiv, Chris Tonelli

Bryant Literary Review

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The Case Of The Pierced Veil, Nathaniel Lachenmeyer Apr 2026

The Case Of The Pierced Veil, Nathaniel Lachenmeyer

Bryant Literary Review

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I Carried You, Kate Delay Apr 2026

I Carried You, Kate Delay

Bryant Literary Review

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God's Country, Kate Delay Apr 2026

God's Country, Kate Delay

Bryant Literary Review

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When They Tore Down The White House, Abby E. Murray Apr 2026

When They Tore Down The White House, Abby E. Murray

Bryant Literary Review

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Tragedy Plus Time, Brett Gustafson Apr 2026

Tragedy Plus Time, Brett Gustafson

Bryant Literary Review

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To The Doctor With A Twelve-Step Skincare Routine, Colleen S. Harris Apr 2026

To The Doctor With A Twelve-Step Skincare Routine, Colleen S. Harris

Bryant Literary Review

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After Yesterday, Sean Cho A Apr 2026

After Yesterday, Sean Cho A

Bryant Literary Review

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Wirework, Mark Wagstaff Apr 2026

Wirework, Mark Wagstaff

Bryant Literary Review

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Surfacing, Rebecca Faulkner Apr 2026

Surfacing, Rebecca Faulkner

Bryant Literary Review

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Christine Keeler, Rebecca Faulkner Apr 2026

Christine Keeler, Rebecca Faulkner

Bryant Literary Review

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