Release Date: December 3, 2021. Released on Buzzsprout, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. Now available right here.

Description

Welcome to Episode 3 of this season of Red Penned: Revising Our Outlook on Writing Curriculum in Higher Education. This episode is titled “Writing About Human Activities” and features a discussion about academic writing for the social sciences. Host Karson Corbitt talks with Heather Sue Rosen, a Doctoral candidate in sociology at the University of Georgia, former Writing Intensive Program teaching assistant, and managing editor for The Classic Journal. 

Host: Karson Corbitt

Guest

Heather Sue is a Doctoral Candidate and Instructor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Georgia. She regularly teaches courses in the Sociology of Alcohol and Drug Use and Medical Sociology. Her research and teaching interests are informed heavily by the disability justice movement and her own experiences as a wheelchair-user, emphasizing and working to dismantle the barriers to access for disabled people in health care and higher education. She has served on the editorial team for The Classic journal since 2018 as part of her participation in Franklin College’s Writing Intensive Program.

Links

Heather’s blog on teaching to student needs.