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Music Connects Us
by Marty Amrine, 43, Writer
The Fault in Our Stars and my Dad - Living through Leukemia in my Dad's shoes
by Cheyenne, 18 years old, living in Utah, a senior in high school
The long arc of history
by Milind Kulkarni, 30, Engineer
The Brightest Star in the Night
by Sydnie, 18, Student
“This is Water”: Finding Empathy in the Banalities of Daily Living
by Avery, 18, Student
Chimborazo and the Sublime
by Emma Barlow, 18, Student
How I Used My Voice To Love Myself
by Kelsey Smith, 18 years old. I love to write stories and use my imagination. I also love working with little kids as well.
How Hamilton Restored My Belief In Writing
by Brianna Whitney, 18, Student
The Beauty of Love and Human Connection
by Corynn Fitzpatrick, 18, student
Poetry in Silence
by Grace Momberger, speech-language pathologist
How Theology Helped Me Succeed in International Business
by James Hackett, CEO, Alta Mesa Resources
From the Pequod to the Oil Fields
by James Hackett, CEO, Alta Mesa Resources
Taking Russian and Other Happy Accidents
by James Hackett, CEO, Alta Mesa Resources
Things Don't Have To Be The Way They've Always Been
by Gabriela Lopez, 21, Texas A&M University Undergraduate Student
If the World Had Been Watching
by Cynthia Tomaselli, 21, Student
No Such Thing as Silence
by Tereza Walsbergerová, 27, graduate student of English
Harry Potter and My Mom
by Amanda Trevino, 21, currently a college student who will be attending medical school next fall!
“Fern Hill”: the fleeting, eternal magnificence of Innocence
by Carl Rosin, 51, teacher
Spellbound by a Sleeper
by Dave Wilson, lead singer-songwriter of bluegrass group Chatham County Line
Don't Close Your Eyes
by Julie Rakowitz, 21, Programs Coordinator Assistant at the Glasscock Center for Humanities Research
Contingent Bodies: Encountering The DisAbility Project
by Ann Fox, professor of English at Davidson College
Nola
by Melissa Tracy, 34, Social Studies Teacher
Why I Read YA
by Scot Smith, 53, school librarian
Don’t Buy Into A Single Story
by Olympia Friday, Social Media and Strategic Marketing Coordinator, National Humanities Center
Hearing an Orchestra for the First Time
by Charles Frazier, award-winning author of Cold Mountain, Varina, and other novels
A (Buddhist) Conversation in Yangon
by Kyle Jones, 35, High School History Teacher
A Poem Remembered, a World Created
by Nathan Nielson, 44 years old, writer and director of Books & Bridges, a humanities nonprofit organization
How MTV Helped End Apartheid
by Patrick Touart, born 1973, public school teacher, Pittsylvania County Virginia
How I found humanity in a dark cave
by Michelle Kaighn, 39, high school history teacher in Medford, NJ
Historical Perspectives
by Judy Lindquist, 59 years old, Educator and Author and 2018-19 Teacher Advisory Council member