IMPACT: The Journal of the Center for Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning. Volume 9, Issue 2, Summer 2020
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2020-07Author(s)
LaMontagne, Kathryn
Anderson, Stacey Stanfield
Castillo, Heather
Patsch, Kiki
Novotny, Kristin
Wright, Katheryn D.
Deese, R.S.
Harrison, Brady
Malvestio, Marco
Sweeting, Adam
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IMPACT 9(2), Summer 2020. Boston University College of General StudiesAbstract
Every essay, interview and book review published in Impact is important and special to our readers, the
College of General Studies, and the Center for Interdisciplinary Teaching & Learning. However, it may be
that each essay, interview and review in our summer 2020 issue has a special resonance for us because it
came to fruition in the midst of Covid-19. In the context of a global pandemic, themes such as democracy,
general education, and how we teach history and safeguard the environment become even more meaningful.
Not only must we stay safe and hold our loved ones just a little closer to us, but also we must reaffirm our
commitment as teachers and scholars.
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