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Writing Seminar 118, Fall 2025 Prof. Kristin Lindgren
Tuesday/Thursday 2:30-4 PM klindgre@haverford.edu
Stokes 205 office hours by appointment
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Here is a selection of my thoughts on the ethics of teaching creative writing as a neurodivergent academic in the age of generative artificial intelligence use by students?! As a dyslexic poet and literary critic, I have an unusual relationship with language and teaching creative writing in the university setting. Which came first the poetry or the dyslexia is hard to say.
Attached is my educational lesson for kids, and my motivation, and the importance, behind creating this lesson.
CRITICAL DISABILITY STUDIES: THEORY AND PRACTICE
Health Studies 304, Spring 2025
Tuesday / Thursday 2:30-4:00 PM
Hall 112
Prof. Kristin Lindgren
Email: klindgre@haverford.edu
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Writing Seminar 118, Fall 2024 Prof. Kristin Lindgren
Tuesday/Thursday 2:30-4 PM klindgre@haverford.edu
Union 114 office hours by appointment
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Hi everyone! I am doing a make-up post for a class I missed near the end of April for my dad’s birthday. And I wanted to share some thoughts (some deep, some more trivial) about the place we had dinner to celebrate my dad’s birthday.
The talk by Dr Grubbs was about Abby Folsom, a radical19th century feminist and abolitionist. On top of her focus on women’s rights and abolition, she also was known to advocate for disabled bodies and prisoners and never pit the communities she was standing for against one another. I think this really speaks to her non-hierarchical advocacy and underlying perspective of the world. In her obituary by Wendell Phillips, he states that she lived for others. At the core of her existence and her work, I think embodies the spirit of offering care to any and all.
Hi All! I am doing a critical disability studies zine for my mid-term project. There a still a handful of other ideas I want to incoprorate and am thinking about how to thoughtfully show through my zine. For now, here is a first draft of some of the pages of my zine -- I am super excited to be sharing this and really looking forward to hearing any and all feedback. So far, I have a few pieces of writing including an open invitation for readers and an ode to space. The other ones are pieces of art I have tried to curate that expresses my thoughts towards using space as a tool of understanding, engaging with ideas, and learning.
Hi all, I’m posting some thoughts I had from the Jan 29th to Feb 2nd week of readings(a while ago) as a make-up post from when I was out sick with the flu. But I recently went to the Makers Space CCW session and it brought me back to that week’s reading about the Creative Growth Art Center. It made me recall that the Creative Growth Art Center was built on the belief that art is a fundamental pillar of human expression and that as such, everyone should have the right to access these modes of expression. In being in the space today with the CCW artists, Jose, Paige, and Jenna, it was clear that each one had their own unique taste and style with their artwork – something that spoke directly to an aspect of their life or preferences.