Comacell Brown, best known as Cell Spitfire, is a multi-talented artist, painter, graphic designer, and entrepreneur from Annapolis, Maryland.
Cell offers a wide range of graphic design services including, creative logos, marketing brochures, business cards, banners, stationery items, and more. Cell also offers custom-painted artwork and custom p apparel.
Indonesian fine art
Rachel Anne Warren is a published writer, professional singer, and traditional wig maker based in downtown Frederick, Maryland. As a full-time and self-employed creative, Rachel has traveled the DMV singing at hundreds of weddings and events, published over 40 essays and features in The New York Times, O Magazine, VICE, local papers, and more, and has studied and worked the traditional art of wig making, initially under the instruction of Michael Meyer, Master Wig Maker. Her passion and ties to a fully creative life are unbreakable, intrinsic, and deeply rooted.
Andrea Downs
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Baltimore, Maryland
Imraan Peerzada is an artist of Asian decent, writing, producing and acting in plays for both children and adults.
His specialty is puppetry, and he writes in English, Urdu and Punjabi.
Liz Flyntz is an artist, curator, and digital experience designer.
Liz has designed exhibitions and written about video art and documentary, participatory and collective art making, and other topics related to media art for publications including Afterimage, Intercourse, and the Creators Project. She co-edited The Present Is the Form of All Life: The Time Capsules of Ant Farm and LST, a book about Ant Farm's time capsule works for Pioneer Works Press.
Blink
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Year: 2010
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Today, our guest is Dr. Jennifer Cognard-Black, professor of English at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. Dr. Cognard-Black has received 12 faculty development grants from St. Mary's and two Internationalization and Teaching and Learning Grants (2011 and 2016), and she has been given the highest honor for teaching that St. Mary's students bestow, the Faculty-Student Life Award, at three distinct times during her career (2002, 2009, and 2019). She is also the 2020 recipient of the Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching, the nation's largest monetary award for university teaching. As part of her designation as the Cherry Award recipient, Dr. Cognard-Black is in residence at Baylor University in the Spring 2021 semester, teaching and collaborating with faculty. We are delighted to have Dr. Cognard-Black on the show to talk about the promise, unpredictability, and politics of Empathetic Teaching.
Year: 2021