Warriors and Witches: Understanding Archetypes and the Monomyth for Therapeutic Purposes Description: This 60-80 minute workshop will introduce students to the Campbellian monomyth and universal archetypes of human behavior in order to support a deeper understanding of applied expressive arts … Continue reading
WRITING & INQUIRY: English Composition through the *5 Senses QUICK LINKS Blogroll Schedule Overview OWL Purdue UT Library Instructor: Marlen Elliot Harrison, MA, PhD About the Instructor: Marlen’s CV Courses: English 110/111 Office: NW 126 Office Hours: By appointment; please … Continue reading
WRITING & INQUIRY: English Composition through the *5 Senses QUICK LINKS ABOUT/COURSE POLICIES GRADING POLICY READING LIST SCHEDULE SYLLABUS BLOGROLL (password: wordpress) APPOINTMENTS Instructor: Marlen Elliot Harrison, MA, PhD About the Instructor: Marlen’s CV Courses: English 101 H2, P1 FALL … Continue reading
WRITING & INQUIRY: MAGAZINE QUICK LINKS ABOUT/COURSE POLICIES GRADING POLICY READING LIST SCHEDULE SYLLABUS websiteROLL (password: wordpress) APPOINTMENTS Instructor: Marlen Elliot Harrison, MA, PhD About the Instructor: Marlen’s CV Courses: English 101 SUMMER Phone: 954-913-2261 Email: meharrison@ut.edu Instructor’s Description and … Continue reading
Dr. Marlen Elliot Harrison has been teaching composition & communication; language & literature; gender & sexuality; and social science research writing/methods at international universities in Asia, Europe and North America since 1997. As such he is a transdisciplinarian who is as much at home in the worlds of pedagogy and language teaching as in social linguistic and qualitative research methods. With 70+ international academic presentations – including TESOL, EuroCALL, JALT, AAAL, ASA, AAA and CCCC – and 30+ international academic publications including the peer-reviewed journals Language Learning in Higher Education (UK), Writing on the Edge (USA), Reflections on English Language Teaching (Singapore), CALL-EJ (Australia), and The Language Teacher (Japan) – he is passionate about researching the crossroads of technology, language, learning and identity. The recipient of numerous research and educational grants/fellowships including a Best of JALT (2006) award and international teaching grants from Japan, Denmark and Belgium (Erasmus), Dr. Harrison is also a well-known beauty journalist whose work has appeared in Forbes.com, MensJournal.com and NYTimes.com among others. In addition to his self-created Website, ThePerfumeCritic.com, he has also contributed to Fragrantica.com, NowSmellThis, Basenotes, and Anna magazine (Finland). READ MORE...