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Learning Curve

November 24, 2019November 24, 2019 Celia

Learning Curve In a meeting a few days ago, someone asked me how long I have been at Keene State College. Just over five years, I said. Usually when I tell people that they say it feels like longer (I… Read More

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It’s Just a T-Shirt

October 13, 2019October 13, 2019 Celia

I am thinking a lot these days about conversations on campuses around “free speech,” civil discourse, and the daily challenges of living in a small campus community. Three events have really focused my attention in the past two weeks. Last… Read More

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Books, Reading, & Wallpaper

May 28, 2019May 28, 2019 Celia

By late morning on Saturday, I had already seen a column written in The Atlantic by Dan Cohen (Northeastern U., formerly of DPLA) tweeted and posted on Facebook several times. The title was likely created to elicit gasps of horror… Read More

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Learning Analytics, Surveillance, Student Success, and the Library

April 22, 2019April 22, 2019 Celia

In my role as the library dean I have already been engaged with data-driven student success initiatives. We are still working to implement use of EAB on our campus. The company offers a set of tools that can track grades… Read More

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Those Were the Days

March 9, 2019March 10, 2019 Celia

I finished a novel this week that I have been thinking about a lot.  If you haven’t read “The Great Believers” by Rebecca Makkai, put it on your list. The stories are set in Chicago between 1985-1990 and Paris in… Read More

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Out of the Mouths of Undergraduates

January 6, 2019January 6, 2019 Celia

“we learned that the work of biblical scholarship is not merely to say that any interpretation is correct or plausible, but rather to demonstrate how a particular interpretation is supported by history, culture, other documents, or exegesis” “just about everything… Read More

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