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ABIGAIL L. PALKO, PH.D.

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Back in the Classroom

10/17/2018

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Before coming here two years ago, I contemplated all of the possibilities this position would bring with excitement – excitement tinged with just a note of trepidation at the thought of stepping away from the classroom. This spring, I’ve been grateful to return to the classroom to teach a course for our interns. It reminds me that finding out what we stand for, expanding what we know, is an ongoing project.
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    * frac·tal FRACTALS ARE USEFUL IN MODELING STRUCTURES (SUCH AS ERODED COASTLINES OR SNOWFLAKES) IN WHICH SIMILAR PATTERNS RECUR AT PROGRESSIVELY SMALLER SCALES (Google dictionary)

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    • Imagining Motherhood in Contemporary Irish and Caribbean Literature
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    • Great pedagogical resource for those teaching courses in Motherhood Studies
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    • Maxine Platzer Lynn Women's Center