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2. Pullin' Notes Out.
3. Settling.
4. Learning and Management during and after the Pandemic: Reading Student Resistance to LMS.
5. Ink, Blood, Bones: Excavating History in Natasha Trethewey's "Native Guard".
6. Spatial Knowledge Making from Writing about Appalachia outside Appalachia.
7. Digital Archives and the Literature Classroom: Advancing Information Literacy through Queen Victoria's Journals.
8. The Methods Course as Access Point: Encouraging Independent Empirical Undergraduate Research in Writing, Rhetoric, and Literacy Studies.
9. Archival Play: The Magic Circle of Fragments, Finding Aids, and Curious George.
10. "A Different Kind of Meaning Is Exposed": Public Humanities and Avoiding the Emma Syndrome.
11. Contributors.
12. Shelley's Frankenstein: A Reading Memoir.
13. What a Trip: Social Justice, Virtual Field Trips, and Lessons Learned from Pandemic Pedagogy.
14. The Walking Class of India and English after COVID-19.
15. How to Subvert the Banking Concept of Education in Neoliberal Times.
16. The Twain Shall Meet: Shakespeare, Design Thinking, and Technical Communication Pedagogy.
17. On Being Brought In: Undercommons, Pedagogy, and Literary Theory and Criticism.
18. Soft Eyes in an Empty Box: The Liberal Arts and Professional Education in and through The Wire.
19. "I Could Never Say That Out Loud": Holding Out in Introductory Literature Courses.
20. Film in the Composition Classroom: Moving away from the Film Supplement.
21. The Inaudacity of Hope.
22. Practices for Addressing Affective Difficulty in the Writing Classroom: Lessons Learned through Blue Velvet.
23. Too Close for Context: Where Students Get Stuck When Close Reading.
24. Episodic Storytelling: Theorizing Seriality in the Undergraduate Literature Classroom.
25. An Experiential Approach to Teaching Creative Writing.
26. Thinking inside the Panel: Reframing Undergraduate Research and Information Literacy with a Graphic Narrative Database Assignment.
27. Tell Me about Yourself: Using the Autoethnography to Expand Opportunities for Undergraduate Research in the Creative Writing Classroom.
28. Pedagogies of the Mad.
29. Teaching Life Writing as Civic Education: The Case of Palestinian and Jewish Narratives in the Israeli Undergraduate Classroom.
30. Formalizing Curiosity: Administrative Leadership in Support of Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work.
31. Perdiendo mi persona: Negotiating Language and Identity at the Conference Door.
32. The Role of the Graduate Student in Inclusive Undergraduate Research Experiences.
33. Rethinking Research in English with Nontraditional Adult Students.
34. Undergraduate Research and the Public Humanities: Workable Futures.
35. Undergraduate Research in International Contexts.
36. Undergraduate Research and the Enrollment Crisis in English Literature: Four Lessons from the Sciences.
37. Guiding the Next Step: The Importance of Continuing Mentorship through Publication.
38. Seeing through Someone Else's "I": Exercises in Narrative Empathy in the Undergraduate Literature Classroom.
39. From the Margins to the Center: Introducing Self-Published American Literature to Undergraduates.
40. Teaching Queer Theory beyond the Western Classroom.
41. Hopes for Reading in the Era of Globalization.
42. Writing between the Lines: Teaching Digital Reading with Social Annotation in an Introductory Literature Course.
43. Welcome to "Failure Club": Supporting Intrinsic Motivation, Sort of, in College Writing.
44. Contributors.
45. Introduction: Toward Decolonized and Student-Centered Teaching of Critical Theory.
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