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PREVIOUS CLIENT PARTNERSHIPS INCLUDE:

 

Analysis of Theatrical Semiotics and Neuroscience in Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice written in 2017 for a survey class of modern American theater, using sociological foundations. Revised 2019-2020. The Starving Artist’s Abridged Guide to Social Integration: Mental Illness, Creativity, and the Need for Policy Reform Across Disciplinary Lines written in 2017 as a final thesis for a course in the sociology of mental illness. The subsequent sociological literary reviews, Ambiguous, Intractable: Conditions of Symbolic Interactionism’s Cultural Semiotics in David A. Karp’s “Speaking of Sadness” and We Are Our Scars: Social Responses and Treatment Avenues for Traumatic Stress were written for the same course. those who inherit the earth, not to be undone: The Intersections of Violence, Race, and Youth in Contemporary Music was written in 2017 for a class in expository writing about the arts and was later presented at annual English summit presented by the Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities (Augsburg, Hamline, Macalaster, St. Thomas, St. Catherine). This paper was read in full with video playback of the referenced video material, and defended with questioning from ACTC English faculty.