Because to teach is to learn twice over.
Episode 2: Seven Times Four Is Twenty-Eight
In this episode, Seven Times Four Is Twenty-Eight, Anne and Steve are joined by Barbara Mundy, Professor of Art History at Fordham University, who shares her thoughts about the importance of faculty collaboration when developing online courses.
Episode 1: The Big Bad
In this episode, The Big Bad, Anne and Steve discuss what to leave behind and what to bring along as we enter what will soon be a post-COVID teaching and learning environment.
Episode 25: From a Performative to a Collaborative Mode
In this episode, From a Performative to a Collaborative mode, Anne and Steve are joined by Rufus Burnett, Assistant Professor of Theology at Fordham University, who shares his thoughts about theology, teaching and the Blues.
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Show Notes
Religious Resistance to Neoliberalism: Womanist and Black Feminist Perspectives
In her own words (from about 34:00 to 56:00)
On Bessie Smith and other Blues Themes Books: Daphne Duval Harrison, Black Pearls: Blues Queens of the 1920s
Rufus Burnett, Decolonizing Revelation: A Spatial Reading of the Blues
Preaching the Blues -by Bessie Smith
Prove it on Me Blues – by Ma Rainey
In this episode, Working for Change Anne and Steve are joined by Diontay Santiago, from Fordham University’s class of 2021. He is the current president of the Black Student Alliance, Asili and a Student Fellow in the Office of the Chief Diversity Officer at Fordham University. He shares his thoughts about his commitment to greater diversity, equity and inclusion.
Episode 23: Cyber Hygiene
In this episode, Cyber Hygiene, Anne and Steve are joined by Jason Benedict, Associate Vice President for IT and Chief Information Security Officer at Fordham University who shares his thoughts about data securing yourself and your data while teaching and learning online.
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Show Notes
Fordham Secure IT: Information Security News
Episode 22: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
In this episode, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Anne and Steve are joined by Kendra Dunbar, Assistant Director for Equity and Inclusion at Fordham University who shares her thoughts about trauma and being supportive and engaged members of our University and classroom communities.
Episode 21: Community Engagement
In this episode, Community Engagement, Anne and Steve are joined by Julie Gafney, Director of Administration and Academic Development at the Center for Community Engaged Learning at Fordham University, who shares her thoughts about the importance of mindfulness, deliberation and collaboration when engaging with the community.
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Show Notes
The Center for Community Engaged Learning at Fordham University
Cultivating Answerable Partnerships October 29 2020 5:00 PM This collaborative workshop builds on Leigh Patel’s (2016) conceptualization of answerability in educational and community-based research. We focus on how scholar-partners can work with immigrant and vulnerable communities in ways that “foreground questions of what and whom to be answerable to” (p. 5).
Episode 20: Oral History
In this episode, Oral History, Anne and Steve are joined by Mark Naison, Professor of African American Studies and History at Fordham University, who shares his thoughts about the importance of personal narratives, the rich and vibrant culture of the Bronx and the importance of connecting with students.
Show Notes
An NYT article featuring Mark Naison
The Bronx African American History Project
Episode 19: The Physical Plant and the People Who Maintain It
In this episode, The Physical Plant and the People Who Maintain It, Anne and Steve are joined by Marco Valera, Vice President of Administration, who shares his experiences about readying the campuses for Fall 2020.
Show Notes
Episode 3: Mary Burke
The Instructor Spotlight video series aims to highlight instructors who have experienced success in teaching online in an effort to inspire others and to provide reassurance that we can do this. In this video, we welcome Mary Burke, Economics Lecturer at Fordham University who shares teaching strategies for asynchronous online courses.
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