The Value of Studying Games for Graduate Students – Guest Writer Courtney Harting
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
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The Value of Studying Games as a Graduate Student – Guest Writer Quinn Haldeman
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
Read moreWhat Is Play? Guest Writer – Megan Tyson
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
Read moreWhat Is Play? Guest Writer – Megan E.B. Poff
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
Read moreWhat Is Play? (For the Secondary English Classroom) – Guest Writer Courtney Harting
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
Read moreWhat is play? Guest Writer John Leininger
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
Read moreWhat is Play – Guest Writer Quinn Haldeman
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
Read morePlaying with Pieces: Some parts of play
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
Read moreWhat is Play: Falling into Abstract Rabbit Holes
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
Read moreAccessible Scholarship + Conferences
This week was the 10th anniversary of the Made in Millersville conference, an internal conference at MU aimed at celebrating[…]
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