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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, The Start of a New Era, on the site Millersville News 6 months, 1 week ago
Dr. Daniel A. Wubah was inaugurated as the 15th president of Millersville University on April 18, 2019. In a ceremony on the Quad, the campus celebrated with the splendor of color, uplifting music and outdoor […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, From Muddy Floors to the Halls of Harvard, on the site Millersville News 6 months, 1 week ago
Leonel Silva remembers beds floating down the streets in his home country, the Dominican Republic, in 1998 after Hurricane George hit.
“It was cold, wet and our floor was muddy,” says Silva.
Silva was jus […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, An EPPIIC University, on the site Millersville News 6 months, 1 week ago
To accomplish the University’s mission of providing diverse, dynamic and meaningful experiences that inspire learners, our campus is shining a spotlight on our six core values – EXPLORATION, PROFESSIONALISM, PUB […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Representative Jordan Harris ’06 – Gives Back, on the site Millersville News 6 months, 1 week ago
Alum & Trustee Makes Way for Those Coming Behind Him
“I was raised as a product of the village mentality,” Representative JORDAN HARRIS says with pride.“I had a lot of people who were not necessarily blood […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Welcome from the Dean, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 9 months, 3 weeks ago
Welcome to Millersville University’s Spring 2019 edition of MUsings: The Graduate Journal. Our journal continues to be a creative and scholarly outlet for our graduate students as they explore unique to […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Editorial Board – Spring 2019 Issue, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 9 months, 3 weeks ago
MUsings: The Graduate Journal
Spring 2019Publisher
James A. Delle, Dean
College of Graduate Studies and Adult Learning
Millersville University
Millersville, PAGraduate Editors
Maria Rovito, […] -
Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Voice Recording, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 10 months, 1 week ago
By Maria Rovito
Hello. This is Ron’s answering
machine, Marvin, and
I’m so depressed. I have
50,000 times the memory capacity of my owner, but
all I get to do is answer the phone.
Life.
Don’t talk to me […] -
Kelly Herr wrote a new post, On Katherine Dunn’s Geek Love from the Perspective of the Gaze, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 10 months, 1 week ago
By Sha Chen
Geek Love reckons with patriarchal themes and the marginalization of “freaks,” represented in the novel by the Binewski family. A close reading of the novel reveals opportunities to apply gaze the […] -
Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Catharsis in Poetry, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 10 months, 1 week ago
By Phillip James Bialor
Social Work to Me
We are the Lens
That concentrates all factors into one coherent plan.We are the Rosetta Stone
Who translates disparity into unity.Biologic, Psychologic, […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Gifted Talent in the Film Akeelah & the Bee, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 10 months, 1 week ago
by York Williams
Overview
In the film Akeelah and the Bee (2006), directed by Doug Atchison, the complex character named Akeelah, played by Keke Palmer, provides an eloquent portrayal of a gifted student who is […] -
Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Satirizing the “New Woman” in Victorian England, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 10 months, 1 week ago
By Andie Petrillo
For many, the words “Victorian woman” conjure images of gargantuan hoop skirts, frothy dresses, and heroines such as Jane Eyre. This meek and subjugated woman is not the only type: as the Vic […] -
Kelly Herr wrote a new post, The Victorian Freak Show and the Spectacle of the Elephant Man, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 10 months, 1 week ago
by Maria Rovito
The life of Joseph Carey Merrick prevails as a spectacle for the public: decades after his death in 1890, his life is portrayed and performed for audiences all around the Western world, from the […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Translating the Grimm Brothers’ “Rumpelstilzchen” Through Disability Studies, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 10 months, 1 week ago
By Maria Rovito
The act of translating can uphold and strengthen certain traditions and values within a culture. For instance, American translated versions of foreign texts can uphold certain stereotypes and […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, July 16, 2018, on the site 'Ville Daily 1 year, 6 months ago
’Ville Daily | July 16, 2018
FOR MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS
‘Ville Daily is a twice a week publication during the summer
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UNIVERSITY NEWS
New Today: Sta […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Welcome from the Dean, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 1 year, 9 months ago
Welcome to Millersville University’s Spring 2018 edition of MUsings: The Graduate Journal. Our journal continues the exciting mission to be a creative and scholarly outlet for our graduate students as they ex […]
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Editorial Board – Spring 2018 Issue, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 1 year, 9 months ago
MUsings: The Graduate Journal
Spring 2018Publisher
Victor DeSantis, Dean
College of Graduate Studies and Adult Learning
Millersville University
Millersville, PAGraduate Editors
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Kelly Herr wrote a new post, When “Disability Demands a Story”: Problems With the “Unreliable” Narrator, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 1 year, 10 months ago
by Maria Rovito
The manner in which first-person narrators tell the reader their stories greatly impacts whether or not the reader views these narrators as trustworthy and reliable. In several cases, scholars and […] -
Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Reflections on “Hilda Silfverling: A Fantasy”, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 1 year, 10 months ago
by Sha Chen
The first time I read Lydia Maria Child’s “Hilda Silfverling: A Fantasy,” I thought it was no more than a science fiction short story because the elements of this genre, such as time travel, p […] -
Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Blues, Jazz, and Embodiment in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 1 year, 10 months ago
by Eliot White
I. Introduction: Theoretical Framework
Scholars and literary critics have been preoccupied considering the ways in which a literary text’s form bears upon its content. Or, put more p […] -
Kelly Herr wrote a new post, Mapping the Impact of Landscape in Willa Cather’s My Ántonia and The Professor’s House, on the site MUsings: The Graduate Journal 1 year, 10 months ago
by Hannah Halter
In her article, “Harvesting Willa Cather’s Literary Fields,” Beth Rundstrom discusses the humanistic outlook evident in most scholarship surrounding literary geography, as she writes, “Huma […] - Load More
