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Ep. 9: Amanda Doxtater on “Sustaining Relationships: Community Partners, Film Festivals, and Flexible Pedagogy”
In this episode of Going Public, Professor Amanda Doxtater (Scandinavian Studies, University of Washington, Seattle) talks about the rewards of collaborating with museums and other public institutions, the necessity of pedagogical flexibility, and, of course, the question of developing and sustaining relationships of respect between the university and community partners.
Episode Transcript, Sample Syllabi, and the Going Public Archive:
Amanda Doxtater's Seminar in Public Scholarship, Institutions in Scandinavian Studies: Cinema, Museum, and the Square:
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By The Simpson Center for the HumanitiesIn this episode of Going Public, Professor Amanda Doxtater (Scandinavian Studies, University of Washington, Seattle) talks about the rewards of collaborating with museums and other public institutions, the necessity of pedagogical flexibility, and, of course, the question of developing and sustaining relationships of respect between the university and community partners.
Episode Transcript, Sample Syllabi, and the Going Public Archive:
Amanda Doxtater's Seminar in Public Scholarship, Institutions in Scandinavian Studies: Cinema, Museum, and the Square: