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Penn State Renowned Academic Leader and Former Liberal Arts Dean, Susan Welch, Passes Away

April 1, 2022 1

Longtime academic and philanthropic leader Susan Welch passed away on Monday, March 28. Welch was born Oct. 3, 1943, in Galesburg, Illinois, to Delbert and Marie (nee Satterfield) Welch and grew up in nearby Bushnell. She […]

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  • The Classroom as Civic Sanctuary: Teaching, Learning, and the Emotional Labor of Democracy

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    The Classroom as Civic Sanctuary: Teaching, Learning, and the Emotional Labor of Democracy By Ray Block Jr., Pennsylvania State University What does it mean to teach democracy in a moment of deep division, distrust, and [...]
  • Volunteerism as Civic Education: Recommendations for University-Led Volunteer Courses

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    Volunteerism as Civic Education: Recommendations for University-Led Volunteer Courses By Ben Lyall, Laura Woodbridge and Zareh Ghazarian, Monash University This paper reflects on the development of a new volunteering course at an Australian university. In [...]
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    What Am I Reading? How Teaching Genre Improves Civic Skills By Katherine Knutson and Rachel Flynn, Gustavus Adolphus College Students encounter information in myriad ways, making it difficult to discern what they are reading and [...]

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