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Sarah G. Carpenter, Ph.D.
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What Ukraine Is Fighting For

For the first time in the 12ish years I have been studying social media, the word Hero is trending. I thought it might be because of Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, who refused to evacuate to safety and remained in Kyiv, Tweeting encouragement and the results of his conversations with other world…

Stand With Ukraine

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What Ukraine Is Fighting For
What Ukraine Is Fighting For
Stand With Ukraine

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Understanding Course Design as UI/UX

Let’s get this out of the way: I reject the idea of college students (or, for that matter, any other students) as “consumers” or “paying customers.” In the U.S., it is broadly true that college students are, in fact, paying for their college education. But at no point in history…

UX Design

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Understanding Course Design as UI/UX
Understanding Course Design as UI/UX
UX Design

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Dec 14, 2022

dirty needle dystopia

So today I drove to the Walgreens in Seven Points to get my updated Covid booster and my flu shot. I did this because I wanted Moderna, like my previous Covid shots, and none of the Walgreens locations on this side of the river had that. Okay. I made an…

Moderna

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dirty needle dystopia
dirty needle dystopia
Moderna

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Oct 9, 2022

some of you may be needing at-home-learning support (again) kinda soon

Some background for those of you who don’t know me very well: I was diagnosed in my mid-teens with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (so dignified) and suspected Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (sounds vaguely Victorian, like I should be swooning on a charming settee somewhere), neither of which was understood all that well at the time. IBS got worse — much worse — as time went on; there is now medication available for it, but the medication itself has side effects so severe that I am effectively sidelined for several hours per day, several…

Long Covid

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some of you may be needing at-home-learning support (again) kinda soon
some of you may be needing at-home-learning support (again) kinda soon
Long Covid

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Sep 12, 2022

female in public (& in private)

In case you hadn’t heard, last week Memphis police recovered the body of a woman who had been abducted a few days prior, minding her own business on an early-morning jog. Across social media platforms, on which I follow a number of other –– usually much better –– runners (if…

Running

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female in public (& in private)
female in public (& in private)
Running

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Mar 14, 2022

the monday after daylight saving time

FIRST OF ALL, let’s address the elephant in the room: It is, indeed, Daylight Saving Time, not “Daylight Savings Time.” The distinction is not a matter of mere pedantry (it is, of course, also a matter of pedantry). It is linguistically significant. I was thinking about this last night as…

Daylight Saving Time

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Daylight Saving Time

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Mar 5, 2022

the professors are not all right

A student who works a 30hr/week schedule (which is just over 1/4 of my weekly hours, but fine) begged me to accommodate a virtual chat at some fairly odd hours (we settled on tonight at 9pm). I haven’t eaten since Wednesday, and I got some 3.5 hours of sleep last…

Faculty

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Faculty

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Mar 1, 2022

don’t hold your breath (for the end times)

Pat Roberson was kinda … outer edge when I was a kid, but I remember when that was an occasional one-off comment that would make you go, “Huh?” Then some time passed, like it does, and somehow we ended up here: Now, as somebody who grew up hearing about demonic…

Eschatology

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don’t hold your breath (for the end times
don’t hold your breath (for the end times
Eschatology

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Feb 28, 2022

the battle, the war, the narrative

I don’t know what’s going to happen in Europe. But I know I was right on Friday afternoon when I came home from school and settled in at my desk to donate my weekend to the war effort: Ukraine’s best chance for a free future hinged not on weapons, but on telling a story that would BRING weapons. They bought themselves the time. We told the story — thousands of…

Ukraine

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the battle, the war, the narrative
the battle, the war, the narrative
Ukraine

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Feb 28, 2022

Dr. Fauci Is Not Going to Debate You (or Me)

Lots of other people have commented on the general absurdity here, so I will just point out: Medical research is not really a thing you can “debate” in the sense of classical rhetoric. The research methodologies are open to critique, their findings open to interpretation, the theories always subject to…

Rhetoric

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Dr. Fauci Is Not Going to Debate You (or Me)
Dr. Fauci Is Not Going to Debate You (or Me)
Rhetoric

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Sarah G. Carpenter, Ph.D.

Sarah G. Carpenter, Ph.D.

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Dissertation: With/In Limits: Play as Practice in the Digital Vernacular (2020) // www.theconsultingacademic.com

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