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CATEGORIES: Department Events
Candidate for Assistant Professor OF AI And Writing — Sanghee Kang Open Session
THE ROLE OF AI IN HIGHER EDUCATION Join us in a discussion about the key issues and potential approaches for the integration of AI in the Department of English and at Iowa State, from the candidate’s approach to AI integration to ongoing AI initiatives at ISU.
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Candidate for Assistant Professor of AI and Writing — Graduate Student Meet & Greet
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Candidate for Assistant Professor OF AI And Writing — Sanghee Kang Research Presentation
The role of chatbot-based interaction and learner characteristics in the alignment-driven learning of second language grammar and pragmatics. Reception following.
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Candidate for Assistant Professor OF AI And Writing — Chenxing Xie Research Presentation
Post-Pandemic World Risk Society: Transnational Health, Technological and Cultural Risk Communication Reception following.
CATEGORIES: Department Events
Candidate for Assistant Professor OF AI And Writing — Chenxing Xie Open Session
THE ROLE OF AI IN HIGHER EDUCATION Join us in a discussion about the key issues and potential approaches for the integration of AI in the Department of English and at Iowa State, from the candidate’s approach to AI integration to ongoing AI initiatives at ISU.
CATEGORIES: Foundation Courses
Get to Know Natalie Meyer: Advocate for Students and the English Department
In 2003, Natalie Meyer’s journey in Iowa State’s English Department began in her undergraduate career as an English major. She continued her education, earning a Master’s degree in Literature in 2008, after which she remained at the university and transitioned into her role as a lecturer. Today, she is involved at Iowa State as an … Continue reading Get to Know Natalie Meyer: Advocate for Students and the English Department
CATEGORIES: Foundation Courses
New TA Q&A
TJ Benson, MFA, CWE Ellis Deputy, MA, ENGL What do you wish your students knew about you? TJ: That I learn from them as well. Ellis: I try to tell my students this, but I hope they know that I’m on their team and want … Continue reading New TA Q&A
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Up Next in ENGL 250
For the first unit of ENGL 250, Rhetorical Analysis, Shaya Kraut has composed a lesson plan meant to build skills and tactics for students as they learn to recognize rhetorical strategies in materials such as biographies, magazine articles, and TED Talks. The lesson plan works to address the goals of ENGL 250, which include: “to … Continue reading Up Next in ENGL 250
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Up Next in ENGL 150
What is the Purpose of a University? As a reflective activity for the first unit of ENGL 150, Cornell Brellenthin has composed a lesson plan that asks students to consider the purpose of universities. This think-group-share activity taps into the four C’s of a good lesson plan: critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, and communication. Not only … Continue reading Up Next in ENGL 150