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Marisa Greaney wrote a new blog post Thinking About Growth in the group American Studies: 1 year, 4 months ago

Thinking About GrowthDuring the process of reading and comprehending Butler’s Xenogenesis trilogy, there had been encounters with both ‘aha’ moments as well […]
Marisa Greaney wrote a new blog post Does Survival Mean We Should Disregard Consent? in the group American Studies: 1 year, 6 months ago

Does Survival Mean We Should Disregard Consent?In Octavia Butler’s Dawn there was more than one instance where I was made to be uncomfortable, and with further thought and d […]
Marisa Greaney wrote a new blog post It Turns Out That AI Can Benefit Its Users in the group American Studies: 1 year, 6 months ago

It Turns Out That AI Can Benefit Its UsersIn my own personal experience, I had not dared to touch the new generative AI platforms such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGBT, or Google […]
Marisa Greaney edited the blog post Field Trip! in the group Digital Humanities: 2 years, 4 months ago

Field Trip!Yes you read that correctly, we took a field trip. My group and I took a little trip to the Romer Arboretum the other day and it was an […]
Marisa Greaney wrote a new blog post Understanding the Digital World in the group Digital Humanities: 2 years, 6 months ago

Understanding the Digital WorldOn coming into the course, I knew close to nothing about what we ended up covering. I knew in theory what the command line was, having seen […]
Marisa Greaney edited the blog post The Façade of Apocalypse in the group American Studies: 3 years, 9 months ago

Makayla Garrison, Jenna McFarland, Marisa Greaney, Sage Kearney, Lauryn Bennett, Katie Lyons, McKinley Skala

In Nnedi Okorafor’s novel, Lagoon, the ‘aliens’ play multiple roles in Lagos, Nigeria. To some, […]
Marisa Greaney wrote a new blog post What is “The Apocalypse”? in the group American Studies: 3 years, 11 months ago

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26 September 2022

Essay 1

When initially registering for classes this semester, I looked over the list of English courses almost constantly. I had narrowed down the seemingly […]

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