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Dr. Mattie Burkert

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Journalism major Jennah Pendleton created a video essay “Uncovering the History of the Ballerina’s Body” that traces physical ideals as they were both reflected in and refracted by dance performance over the 19th and 20th centuries: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqL8RmfK3EI. 3/

6/22/2021, 1:47:00 PM

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English major Kimberly Williams began a blog, "Anna and Jenny’s Place," that uses her digitized family archives (including recipes revitalized through YouTube tutorials) to shed light on a larger history of Black women domestic workers in the U.S.: http://blogs.uoregon.edu/kwilliamsdemo. 4/

6/22/2021, 1:52:06 PM

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Finally, Theatre major Dara Willmarth (@darawinism) created a podcast that puts women playwrights Regina Anderson Andrews, Lady Gregory, and Aphra Behn at the center of “Understudy-ed Theatre History:” https://darawillmarth98.wixsite.com/my-site. 5/

6/22/2021, 1:55:15 PM

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Other projects used blogs, websites, digital art, and video to explore crypto art, social media activism, South Korean cinema, critical information literacy, the British Invasion, cultural dimensions of journalism education, and resources for disabled sexual assault survivors. 6/

6/22/2021, 2:02:52 PM

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I was so impressed by the work the students put into their research at the end of a grueling year of remote learning under pandemic conditions, and I'm excited to share some of it with the world. RT to spread the word about these #DH makers to watch! /end

6/22/2021, 2:06:57 PM

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