and Marking Up: Ways of Being A Public Scholar

  • Nicole Mirra
    Opening Up Our Work Changes It/Us
      [video:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SCzhuYMjTEcRuw9oIHAAvOTOw9fdwaiy/view] Nicole Mirra, an author in our inaugural issue, reflects on how making her work available for public markup made a difference.
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  • Manuel Espinoza walking with his students outside the Students Commons Building
    Marking Up to Help Make Arguments Realizable
      Manuel Espinoza, associate professor of Educational Foundations at University of Colorado Denver, and members of the Right to Learn Undergraduate Research Collective (R2L) have for over 10 years studied the ways that dignity gets both
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  • Joise Duffy Rice and Clint Smith
    Re-imagining the Future by Looking at the Past and Present
    The Justice in America podcast is an attempt to explain why the U.S. criminal justice system looks the way it does today. Each episode Josie Duffy Rice and Clint Smith help their audience understand how the system works and its impact, particularly
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