A compilation of pedagogical essays by esteemed UNCW professors from a broad range of academic disciplines: English, creative writing, psychology, religion, art, communication, sociology, marketing, and political science. The contributors candidly recount what worked (and what didn't) in their respective classrooms.

Best Practices in University Teaching: Essays by Award-Winning Faculty at the University of North Carolina Wilmington

Education & Teaching

Caroline Clements

Schools & Teaching

Publishing Laboratory of UNC Wilmington

<p>Now in its fifth edition, this collection of excerpts by the creative-writing faculty of the University of North Carolina Wilmington is designed as both a text for apprentice writers and a guide for apprentice readers.</p>

Show & Tell: Writers on Writing

Reference

Clyde Edgerton

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

The Roots of Penderlea combines documentary history and firsthand accounts of North Carolina's path-breaking Penderlea Homestead Farms. What started as a vision became a reality in 1934 when, under FDR's New Deal, Penderlea became one of the nation's first experimental agricultural colonies.

The Roots of Penderlea: A Memoir of a New Deal Homestead Community

History

Ann S. Cottle

Americas

<p>The original Chautauqua, founded in New York state, inspired a national movement that included traveling tent shows imitating the programs presented at Chautauqua. These shows brought theater, opera, classical music, art, theological debate, and literature to the hinterlands all across America. Over the years, the literary arts became a prominent focus, culminating in The Chautauqua Writers' Center--this season celebrating its twentieth anniversary. Chautauqua wraps that milestone between covers and anchors a new incarnation of the center's signature publication, CHAUTAUQUA. In crafting this volume, editors Jill and Philip Gerard contacted every writer they could find who served--or will serve this season--on the Center faculty, searching out work that exemplifies the spirit that pervades The Writers Festival and the subsequent nine weeks. The prose and poetry includes more than seventy poems and twenty works of prose, including work by Ann Hood, Leslie Rubinowski, Philip Terman, Michael McFee, Richard Hoffman, and many others.</p>

Chautauqua: 20th Anniversary of the Chautauqua Writers' Center

Literature & Fiction

Philip Gerard

Jill Gerard

United States

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