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FacTalk is a podcast series that showcases the latest research and creative work of ODU scholars. The podcast is co-hosted by Annette Finley-Croswhite (Director of the 教师发展中心) and Tim Hackman (Dean of the 大学图书馆).
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Are you interested in learning about the rich contributions of Native American writers to early American literature? Then we think you'll enjoy listening to the second episode of the FacTalk podcast! Dr. 画Lopenzina, Professor of Early American Literature in the Department of English at ODU and a leading expert in Indigenous Studies, 是我们的客人吗, and he's here to give us an inside look at the motivations and struggles of Native American writers in earlier times.
Dr. Lopenzina's passion for Indigenous studies was sparked by observing the rise of anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiment during his graduate studies following the events of 9/11. This led him to seek the source of such "othering" in earlier American writings and ultimately to the study of Indigenous peoples in the colonial Northeast, 他在播客中讨论了什么. He also shares some of his research, including raising funds and placing a historical marker in Colrain, MA, 纪念威廉·艾普斯, the first Native American writer to emerge as a public intellectual in the 1800s and 1830s. Dr. Lopenzina's has also been instrumental in the development of ODU's Land Recognition Statement, which recognizes the traditional lands of the Nansemond people on which ODU is built.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, 文学爱好者, or simply interested in learning more about important issues, this episode of the FacTalk podcast is not to be missed! Dr. Lopenzina passion and insight will leave you feeling inspired and informed, and we believe you'll walk away with a new appreciation for the critical role that recognizing and respecting the history and culture of Indigenous peoples plays in building a better future for all.
想了解更多关于Dr. Lopenzina看:
- http://uinp.herbalifa.com/directory/drew-lopenzina
- ODU English Professor Honored for His Writing and 研究 About an 18th-Century Hymn
画Lopenzina is Professor of English at bet8体育娱乐入口 who teaches in the intersections of Early American and Native American literatures. 他是三本书的作者, The Routledge Introduction to Native American Literature (Routledge Press 2020), Through an Indian’s Looking Glass: A Cultural Biography of William Apess, Pequot (University of Massachusetts Press 2017), and Red Ink: Native Americans Picking up the Pen in the Colonial Period (SUNY Press 2012). Lopenzina’s essays appear in the journals Early American Literature, Native American and Indigenous Studies, American Quarterly and many others. Although he currently lives in Norfolk, 维吉尼亚州, Lopenzina hales from Western Massachusetts and his studies focus on the presence of Indigenous peoples in the colonial Northeast. He is currently working on a new scholarly edition of William Apess’ 1829 A Son of the Forest. In 2022 Professor Lopenzina was awarded the prestigious Richard Beale Davis Prize by the Modern Language Association Forum on Early American Literature for his publication, ’In De Dark Wood: No Indian Nigh’: William Apess and ‘The Indian Hymn.”
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Are you interested in learning about the rich contributions of Native American writers to early American literature? Then we think you'll enjoy listening to the second episode of the FacTalk podcast! Dr. 画Lopenzina, Professor of Early American Literature in the Department of English at ODU and a leading expert in Indigenous Studies, 是我们的客人吗, and he's here to give us an inside look at the motivations and struggles of Native American writers in earlier times.
Dr. Lopenzina's passion for Indigenous studies was sparked by observing the rise of anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiment during his graduate studies following the events of 9/11. This led him to seek the source of such "othering" in earlier American writings and ultimately to the study of Indigenous peoples in the colonial Northeast, 他在播客中讨论了什么. He also shares some of his research, including raising funds and placing a historical marker in Colrain, MA, 纪念威廉·艾普斯, the first Native American writer to emerge as a public intellectual in the 1800s and 1830s. Dr. Lopenzina's has also been instrumental in the development of ODU's Land Recognition Statement, which recognizes the traditional lands of the Nansemond people on which ODU is built.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, 文学爱好者, or simply interested in learning more about important issues, this episode of the FacTalk podcast is not to be missed! Dr. Lopenzina passion and insight will leave you feeling inspired and informed, and we believe you'll walk away with a new appreciation for the critical role that recognizing and respecting the history and culture of Indigenous peoples plays in building a better future for all.
想了解更多关于Dr. Lopenzina看:
- http://uinp.herbalifa.com/directory/drew-lopenzina
- ODU English Professor Honored for His Writing and 研究 About an 18th-Century Hymn
画Lopenzina is Professor of English at bet8体育娱乐入口 who teaches in the intersections of Early American and Native American literatures. 他是三本书的作者, The Routledge Introduction to Native American Literature (Routledge Press 2020), Through an Indian’s Looking Glass: A Cultural Biography of William Apess, Pequot (University of Massachusetts Press 2017), and Red Ink: Native Americans Picking up the Pen in the Colonial Period (SUNY Press 2012). Lopenzina’s essays appear in the journals Early American Literature, Native American and Indigenous Studies, American Quarterly and many others. Although he currently lives in Norfolk, 维吉尼亚州, Lopenzina hales from Western Massachusetts and his studies focus on the presence of Indigenous peoples in the colonial Northeast. He is currently working on a new scholarly edition of William Apess’ 1829 A Son of the Forest. In 2022 Professor Lopenzina was awarded the prestigious Richard Beale Davis Prize by the Modern Language Association Forum on Early American Literature for his publication, ’In De Dark Wood: No Indian Nigh’: William Apess and ‘The Indian Hymn.”
In our first episode of FacTalk, Dr. 卡西格伦, assistant professor of psychology and director of the Youth Risk and 弹性 (YR2) Lab at ODU, discusses her recent scholarly work examining the link between sleep problems and suicidal thinking among high-risk adolescents. 除了, she discusses her recently funded NIH grant exploring how interpersonal stress relates to suicidal behavior among high-risk adolescents. This project is in collaboration with the Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters (CHKD). Dr. Glenn concludes by providing some teaching best practices that have been successful with her own students.
Dr. 格伦获得了博士学位.D. in Clinical Psychology from Stony Brook University and completed an NIMH-funded postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard University. She was previously an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of Rochester and took up her position in the Department of Psychology at ODU in 2020.
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