Category: Faculty Resources

Skill Building for Social Change

Are you interested in political organizing? How do your studies at Candler prepare you for a life of activism and public engagement? These are main objectives of Kyle Lambelet’s “Political Theology and Community Organizing” course: to develop a working theological vocabulary in the realms of political and justice organizing and to utilize this language as …

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ScholarBlogs: A Public Scholarship Blog

Ellen Ott Marshall and her doctoral seminar students have recently embraced practice of public scholarship with their class blog. If you weren’t aware of Emory’s ScholarBlog platform, now is the time to check out this Emory-specific instance of WordPress. Any Emory user (student or faculty) can request a ScholarBlog at not cost, which can then …

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A Faculty Guide to NameCoach

Record the Pronunciation of Your Name with NameCoach  When using NameCoach in Canvas, navigate to canvas.emory.edu and log in.  Phone Recording:  Web Recording:  5. Listen to your student’s names and review them in NameCoach.  Once your students have recorded their names in NameCoach, you will see a list of their recordings. Each name will have a play button next to it so that …

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