Dr. Shannon Finck | Georgia State University

Digital Anthropo-Zine Archive (ENGL 1102 & 1103, Georgia State University)

The following examples represent student-made zines–micro-publications that are often written with a specific community in mind, produced in small print runs or digitally, and distributed locally by hand, by link, or by QR code. Students started by studying the contemporary history of zines, which have been produced to communicate fresh or radical ideas to a given population,…

Essay in Humanities

https://doi.org/10.3390/h11060149

Poem in SWWIM

https://www.swwim.org/swwimeveryday/2022/11/22/take-it-home

ENGL/WGSS 3995: Intersectional Feminisms

Course Description In this course, we will explore a variety of feminist approaches to the study of language, literature, and culture, prioritizing inclusive and intersectional perspectives and analyzing the ways such thinking shapes modern and contemporary texts. Examining a mix of critical, literary, and pop cultural works (some “high” and “low” theory) from a diverse…

ENGL 1103: The Climate Issue

Course Description English 1103 is an advanced composition course and an intensive writing class designed to help students communicate clearly and concisely in academic settings and for a variety of audiences. You will learn to think critically, develop a sense of style, and manipulate language, images, and other media to explain and analyze different ideas….