I’m so excited to share the fabulous conversation Wanda Swan and I had with Chelsea Jennings of the UnSilence Her podcast about sexism, racism, and our complicated relationship with Disney. Chelsea moderated our panel at the Denton Black Film Festival, and we all had so much fun that we just needed to keep talking. Listen
Presentation filmed on November 6, 2020 as part of Critical Border Crossings: Stories, Texts and Their Feminist Travels, a symposium sponsored by Women’s and Gender Studies at Eastern Michigan University. Description: Through the “Once Upon A Patriarchy” podcast, myth and media studies scholar Dr. Shannan Palma and survivor advocate Wanda Swan explore the messaging in
On Friday, November 6, 2020, Wanda Swan and I will be co-presenting “Once Upon a Podcast: Oral Storytelling as Resistance” as a part of Critical Border Crossings: Stories, Texts and Their Feminist Travels, a virtual symposium hosted by the Women’s and Gender Studies Department at Eastern Michigan University. We’ll be talking about our work producing
Call for Proposals: Higher Ed Careers Beyond the Professoriate features compelling, practical advice and personal reflections from PhDs working in diverse career fields at higher education institutions. Proposals of 300-500 words should outline the main areas of reflection and advice to be addressed in the proposed chapter.
This course covers principles of content strategy, the methodology digital communicators use to craft content that reaches their intended audience on their chosen platforms in order to achieve organizational or creative goals.
This syllabus was first developed and taught in fall 2018 and then revised in 2019 in preparation for a ten-week compressed summer term. It will be offered next at Agnes Scott in Summer 2020. Course Description This course explores transmedia storytelling as a form of communicating ideas across a range of digital delivery platforms. Students
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Dr. Shannan Palma, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 Once Upon a Patriarchy, a new podcast collaboration between award-winning survivor advocate Wanda Swan, director of the Office of Respect at Emory University, and Shannan Palma, PhD, faculty director of the graduate program in writing and digital communication at Agnes Scott College, premieres November 8,
How do fairy tales shape us? Once Upon a Patriarchy, debuting this October, is the first in what we hope will be a series of podcasts produced through the graduate program in Writing and Digital Communication at Agnes Scott College. Podcasts in this series advance our vision of cultivating just and inclusive community and promoting respectful
My colleagues and I will be presenting in a session titled, “Finding Your Way to and along the Alt-Ac Path”. I’ll share more info as it gets closer. We hope to see you there!
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