Webster at Home: DADAH Virtual Tours; English Students Present at Conference via Video; Alpaca Visits ART/PSYCH Class
April 23, 2020
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DADAH Virtual Studio Tours April 24
Tour the creative spaces of DADAH faculty on Friday, April 24 via WebEx.
From 12-1:30 p.m. on Friday, April 24, Professor Carol Hodson will take viewers on a virtual tour of some of Webster's Department of Art, Design and Art History (DADAH) professors' creative spaces via WebEx. Join Hodson as she visits Jeri Au, Ryan Gregg, Tate Foley, Marisa Adesman, Brian Zimmerman and Tom Lang.
English Majors Present at Conference
English majors Emily Brooks and Cheyenne Davis were able to record their planned presentations for the Undergraduate Literature Conference that was supposed to take last weekend at Missouri State University. You can listen to the speeches by clicking below:
- Emily Brooks' "The Gendered Social Practices of Dance in Jane Austen"
- Cheyenne Davis' "Dismantling Amatonormativity in Hawthorne’s 'The Maypole of Merry Mount'"
Intro to Expressive Arts Therapy Class Gets Fuzzy Guest
Napoleon the Alpaca, from Mtn Peaks Therapy Llamas and Alpacas, joined Carol Hodson's Intro to Expressive Arts Therapy class the other night as a way to explore other forms of therapeutic endeavors.
Napoleon, while the first Vicugna pacos to join the class, is not the first non-human: Earlier this month, a blue-tongued skink also made a guest appearance.