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Constitutionally Focused at Stage West, Fort Worth: Revisiting a Core Document During Election Season

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I may not have been a typical audience member when I attended the opening-night performance of Stage West’s What the Constitution Means to Me on October 19. After all, I’m a professor currently teaching a course on citizenship literature. I arrived at the theatre a few days after facilitating a class discussion on John Marshall …

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An Inquiry into a “Feminist Inquiry” Course

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Academic twitter has been bubbling up for weeks with faculty members’ accounts of preparing syllabi. For a lover of curriculum-building like me, reading others’ descriptions of these intellectually rich planning processes is energizing and inspiring. Christina Katopodis (@nemersonian) 8/20/18, 3:00 PM TPS Activity for my American Lit class: "What is your goal for this class? …

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