Content tagged as "audio interviews"

The Instability of Race - an Interview with Michael Omi

Recorded on September 25, 2014

In September 2014, Michael Omi , Associate Professor in the Ethnic Studies Department at UC Berkley, was the featured speaker for the Modern Segregation event, [view]

"I wasn't going down there as a spectator" - an Interview with Adrian O. Walker

Recorded on April 24, 2015

Photographer and St. Louis native Adrian O. Walker came to campus as the featured artist in our panel discussion, Photography as a Medium of Change: Practice, Politics, and History , [view]

Imagining Interdisciplinary - A Group Interview with the Undergraduate Harvey Scholars

Recorded on September 03, 2015

Our undergraduate curriculum seeks to challenge students to author their academic experiences with boldness and to support their ambitions when they 'plan big.' In Spring 2015 our Harvey Scholars Elena Bell, Kierstan Carter, Alex Leichenger, and Sam Lai developed [view]

Interview with Gayle Wald

Recorded on October 29, 2016

Faculty Spotlight: Noah Cohan

Recorded on February 28, 2018

An interview by Harvey Undergraduate Fellow Anna Deen. Noah Cohan is a Lecturer and University College M.A. Program Coordinator in American Culture Studies at Washington University in St. Louis, where he received his PhD in English and American Literature [view]

Alternative Approaches to the Capstone: Cole Warner’s Seminar Experience

Recorded on March 20, 2018

One of the benefits of an AMCS capstone is flexibility when it comes to choosing a format or approach. In this issue, we are featuring recently graduated seniors that completed nontraditional capstones in 2017-2018. Cole Warner explored AMCS’s new seminar option [view]

Alternative Approaches to the Capstone: Wes Jenkin’s Novella

Recorded on March 28, 2018

One of the benefits of an AMCS capstone is flexibility when it comes to choosing a format or approach. In this issue, we are featuring recently graduated seniors that completed nontraditional capstones in 2017-2018. Wes Jenkins chose to write a fictional novella [view]

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